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The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-05-22
SUPREME COURT.

When Supreme Court came 10 on Monday
it was announced that the Caledonia
County ca9e Of d. T. Miles against Charles
L. Woodbury., in which a petition for new
trial Wcs filed Loot week, mad been settled
and discontinued.
Three Orange county cases were argaed,
81 follows:
A. j. Foster, apt, against the estate OF A.
s. King, an appeal from commissioner. j.
ID. DeDison for plaintiff, II, X. Darling for
defendant.
Joseph Cleveland, executor OF Helen 8,
Cleveland's estate, apt. against Eleazer
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-05-22

for plaintiff, Nichols for lminstrator,
Smith 81 Smith for Martin
James b, Lowrie and others again L Will
lam II. Silsby and Others chanoery procel 4
ing Smith ana Smith for plaintiff, Dur d.
nett & Slack and Il, M. Harvey for defend.
ant.
It is not probable the Doherty case will
be reached before next week.
Windham county cases come next M.
II. Perry, apt, against j. O. Shumway, tro-
yer, will be submitted on briefs. The only
Windham coanty case to be argued is Reu-
ben b. Grout, apt. against Fred johnson,
trespass. 1t will probably be reached
later this afternoon.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-05-22
Men Who Are Weak Can be
Strong.
MONTPELIER, VT.
May 2, 1901.


May 2, 1901.
Having been O sufferer for the last
five years from sexual weakness which
has caused me a good deal of pain and
distress, as we'll as great deal of ex-
pense for doctors bills and medicines,
and having been able to work but
small part of the time and suffered the
Inconvenience of wearing suspensory
and abdominal bandage all the time,
until recently, and now being able to
do without them, feel it my duty to
submit this statement to the public:
1 went to Prof. B. G.. Wilkins for
treatment two months ago and he told
me he could help me, which he has to
my satisfaction. My condition improved
from the first treatment, and today /
consider myself practically cured. l
can do days work with any man and
not feel the worse for it, The develop
ment through my whole physical sys-
tenn is remarkable. l suffer no pain
and have gained in strength and my
general health was never better. Any
man who suffers from any such weak
ness l want to advise to consult Prof.
Wilkins, as am sure he can help him
for he has done wonders for me.
Respectfully Yours,
B. X. M.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-05-22

DESIRABLE FARM, only mile post Office depot
excellent
Buildings condition and painted
We would like sell this with
Of stock, 16
sary carry PRICE VERY tell YOU
about
half miles East Barre Office
Good built
much to finish house. We will sell this
will be ona down and the remainder yearly
at five
sale will exchange
Buildings comfortable condition
orchard of 900 Place miles
onehaf miles to Cabot and three ouhs mile depot Buildings
sured for $780, Will sell for 81 $50 Terms onehf down.
the balance
two the both condition. containing
condition
$4,000 Terms will
For $3.50 will which will keep
Buildings al
DESIRABLE LAND for
Barre Montpelier nearly opposite Emie
576 Will g
PROPERTY Barre Montpelier handy Main
Will be sold very cheap. Let US tell about it.
location
will sell for $780, Terms one-half down.
For an Investment that pays better than Ten per cent look list OYER
We have others which are paying we'll Why have your
money in the Savings Bank? We have four good business
chances All kinds of Real Estate handled commission
Now the time to buy farm Call and write u.s.
D. A. PERRY REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
NFf:oo IN nnudom DIooI, po..o wa
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1901-05-22
VERMONT NEWS.

w. E. Ranger, state superintendent OF
education, has arranged for four summer
schools for teachers. They Will be held in
July and August at Barton, Bennington,
Rutland, White River Junction and Bur
lington, the latter being in conjuDct with
the Chautauqua asse mbly TO be- held AZ
Queen City Park. A competent list OF in
trnctors will be provided and the sessions
will be made as interesting and instructive
AZ possible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21
The Cracker. Box Philosopher.

I,,hi.. III ,prilg v.boz. wings cro
shorter w mar. lcrs rro longer.
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iuNt iu' All 500" ou's o''''
EreedS air the Theological rcmancS
m ded men brahes. DEEDS dif 't'l +
many NNihS
The man Who hates another naz An
.nEroing EruEc agin himself
When life comes ii kant bc i, klined
when il rozes it kant be detained.
ErIiclIn is stlutbin. we turn IN ,,hru
H.. ha,- trina ,.,arythine- .Isf Ana f,Iad
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teeth
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Il IS better mi da"tcr. ~ nay larG
~
ms ''''''' d ''''''' N''''' ''"''N''S
About al the enjoyment men git out
ov this cussed world IL what tina eat.
winin. what tina ware. Tharefur. u
'.'e 'l"p,'i' i''ch must III
danior,,a ,i,..,,,e.,,'.n. must
-" !" 49, nue. III i",h' thdl II
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rat'uls the moSte: IL yt see the in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21

4 Iypica! South African Storn

- Il. Larson of Bay Villa. Sundays
River, Cape Colony, conducts a store
typical of South Africa, at which can
DC purchased anything from the pro
verbal needle to an anchor" rb;s
store is situated in 4 valley min. miles
from the nearest railway station and
ABOUT twenty-five miles from the near
est town. Mr. Larson says: II am
favored with the custom OF farmers
Within Il radius Of thirty miles. to
many OF whom have supplied cham
pertains remedies. All testify to their
value in a household where 4 doctors
"dNIce is almost oGt Of the question
ithih one mile Of my store the popu-
iaton IS perhaps sixty. OF tbeso
'thin the past twelve months. no less
than fourteen have been absolutely
cured ~ Chamberlai:l's Cough Rem
edy. This must surely be a record.''
For sale by john Couchlin. IL Water
ST: j. g. LIou-hnn. Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21
Let the Cable Be Laid.

Some papers seem TO think that the
government should not allow John
w. Mackcy and his associates to build
their proposed cable from San Fran
cisco 10 Manila. touching al Honolulu
and Guam. 1t is not exactly apparent
on what good ground the objections are
based. The company asks no fovors
from the government. except the right
toned. a right that the government is
not likely to deny. Ii is entirely an
American project. and the cable will
not touch Il foreign shore in its length
of 1000 miles. 1t interferes with no
other cable project. and does not pre-
vent the government from laying a
cable of it's own, as has often been
urged.
The need of a Pacific cable has long
been pressing and the need is many
fold greater since the war with Spain.
sWe are at the mercy of several other
SoN Ill an
with the Philippines. and have no
cable communica ton whatever with
Hawaii and Guam. Every year now
the government is paying half a mil
lion dollars for cable service to the
Orient. A government cable from the
Pacifi, coast to Manila by the way of
Hawaii and Guam will probably be
built in time. ana il cannot be built too
soon. But there seems no sound rea-
son why the government should not
give every encouragement to the
Mackcy project. 1t is a laudable Ameri-
can enterprise. costing our government
nothing and giving it many advantages
and benefits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21
Gossip OF the STAGE.

May Nokes is recovering from her re-
cent spell q illness.
Maud Hor man has b"cn engaged 10,
an important role III. Nv England
Folks"
Julia MnrloHe VIII. In thr spring.
produce a play by ~. v. Edmond called
"GficrsOn's Way"
kathrine Du Bars 81 Baltimore. has
been engaged ~ th~ east W .%Ithan
Hale" with Howard ityle
Edward J. Eatehno Mas been ru-
gaGci BY Jacob Liu n play "a prom
inca, part IN The Price u Peace
Western MT suggests revival *
"Cncie Toms cabin. ulth Lillian
Russell FOR ntt" F.rt aHd sara Bern
haTdt Tor Torsy
Wilson Barrett has produced In Mel
MOURN MS new play "a Alfred the
Gr"a,. when IVA Gale The CHRISTIAN
<!nE A,-otltng to III" cable. \, MT
@.th success
Ii. H. Sothctr wou immediate success
IN Nr" York IN his reN illy ~ Jus
TN Mccarthy entitled .H N-rr
King. Tina play is romaut., on..
the -o being WILLOW tho French In,..
Henry Irving n" arrived this w--i.
~ Nev York with Ellen Terry. saws
that William .i!lle,t- w "Sh.rIo, K
Holmes. IL the dramatic sensation W.
london. lfe announces that h. will
net play -CoIolar-le" hare this season.
II. opens his tom vith Charles J.
Accounts from PbtIa3.lnhia u. Hi,h-
ard Marsfir)i's apI-arln,- III Beau
,airr' credit him with great success.
an interesting comedy and an attrac-
TIVE character. Mrs. Mansfield was
present al the first production. enjoy
ing her husbands triumph. Booth
Harrington. the author of the novel
and Mrs. Evelyn Grecnleaf Suther-
land, tho dramatizer, We're also pres
ent- Il il SAID mat more money was
spent on tickets to See the first night
than on any other dramatic production
in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21

The one string that is being played
upon by the Democratic stump speak
ers in kentucky is negro domination"
1t would seem as if no intelligent man
in that state could longer be deceived
by sophistry of this kind-especially
in view of the splendid administration
which was SO recently given the Blue
Grass state under Governor Bradley.
1t was conclusively shown at that time
that Republican success in Kentucky
does not mean negro domination" but
on the contrary. a state government
honestly administered by white men of
unqucstioned character and ability. 1t
is encouraging to note the increasing
signs that Democratic appeals to race
prejudice arc losing much of their old
time force in the South.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21
Notes OF Noiables.

The Rev. Sheldon A. Harris Con-
grcrational minister of Dwight, III
has been elected yicc-prrsidert " The
Illinois State Federation Of Labor.
Frank Edvi" l''~rli bust ~ the
late vice-Presid-nt Hobart has been
placed in one Of tn. inches or the
Senate chamber wall in the capitol.
The car X much Interested III all
improvements in ships. and he has a
collection Of models of the most ia
nous vessels of all kinds which he
likes to show to his visitors.
Or. Roland Il. Dixon of Cambridge.
instructor in anthrorulogy in Harvard
University. has just returned from an
extensive trip through Siberia and
Mongolia. undertaken for scientific
purposes.
Or. William Bullock Workman and
his wife have in recent years climbed
some OF the Himalayan peaks. ana
have given a record OF their expert
ences in their book, In the Ice World
Of Hima laya''
ffof. X. G. Davis OF Kansas. who has
boen elected 10 the chair Of horticul-
ture and botany III West Virginia Uni
verSity. MorSantown. is a son of the
idte Congressman John Davis Of
junction City. Kan.
futaro komurafi. former minister
from Japan to Pei<in. and later Ia
Washington. has been formally in
Stalled as foreign minister of the i'm
perial cabinet Of Japan. He Is a grad
uatc OF the Harvard Law school.
-. Is. Zangogiannis. who was an.
POINTED professor of pedagogy ,t tho
University OF Athens two wears ,rn
''H "e'h oeposed by the government.
BECAUSE OF an article he wrote for q
" man periodical in which he crit
cised the Greek high schools
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21
Progress Of the Schley Case.

I've read TIE SchIry case every day
And weighed the ~ i,lcnco:
I've calmly tried to iietis,. ult
me wherefore, ANA the Whrn.t.'
! M ticd t. Learn tn tr;th n.,Drt
Inc loop they SJ. Wag fnld,.
I've read through l'l tho .sturtos ri
The part the BROOKLYN played:
Ana The only THINGS I'm certain "
Are that the charts ARE wrol..
And that the smoke .S..s Thick "uorg'I
10 shovel right along:
We learned that naval oiiictrs
Are reckless on the guess,
What Higgins calls a mile MI%ec
CANS hfty yards or .rss.
vc learned that eighty tous nf coal
VIII lasi Il ship Il dnv
And that IL taxes three hundred tow
To steam ten knota away,
v. learned that IN a bdttI" an
The captains 80 ahead
Each one his own cumnarGcr by
No higher leader led.
Ana that IN. fearless admiral
VINO always keeps ~ sight
GIVES signals to tho rcsC OF them.
Ana so directs the fight:
J Nr learned that when it's over. when
Inc battle has been won
inc liard work OF the heroes has,
In fact, but Jdst begun.
ma Y" found out that til" fellow ish
W a. right Their" on the spot
Knows lust aS much abOut II ~
III" rcupl, who wcr" not.
-ChicaGo tcoOrd-Itera'd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21
Here Opinion.

Many a man has strained himself
trying 10 live up To the Supposition
That he looked Xix" Napoleon.
Every man would rather have a
tooth pulled than Sit for his photo
graph. lie goes t. the gallery carly
and often just 10 SHOW that H. is brave.
Only Oh bachelors are opposed 10
tn" whipping post far Wife heaters. and
even th"y arc ashamed 70 sar so.
Man learns to nut his foot in his
mouth before te I"atns t. talk and ne
seldom geis Over The ha bit
After man succeeds M says To re-
f"rdcd every d"f"ai as step toward
victory But ~ Was careful to take
- few steps IS possible hicaEo Tee
ora Head
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Pointed Paragraphs.

n wise man in business may be a fool
in love-
Lots OF verse writer's actually imagine
they were born poets.
Only fool would trust a man who
says the world owes him Il living.
some men manage to keep from be-
ing imposed upon by being disagree
able
Distance doesn't lend enchantm.nt
I" ones view Of the almighty dollar.
The man who waits for something 10
turn up is apt to discover that it is his
toes.
\ run of bad luck may not remove
the mote. but it takes the beam ont of
a fellows eye
" fen man marrieS he thinks he is
SettihS mate, but often the supposed
mate turns OUT to be captain.
Alter her school days are over thu.
sweet girl graduate is apt to learn that
beyond the altar lies the washtub.
helore marriage a man considers his
best girl a little dear: after marriage
ne usually considers her Il LITTLE. cX-
ira VACANT.
iHe SfinStcr carries. n watch IL en-
apie her to husband her time. and the
ma Iied woman for the purpose Of TIM
i"H hef husband. Chicago News
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II King Leopold Comes.

We hope the report is true that kihs
Ieopold II. of Belgium is to pay the
1-,ited States a visit. Many foreign
a;er,taries and personages OF royal
blcod cross the seas to visit the
Tinted States. but real live kings sell
dom venture SO far from their thrones
Aside from his rank. Leopold is
mot interesting gentleman. His age rs
G., Inn he is reputed to be one Of the
boys. He travels much in Europe
ln.:ognito whenever possible. hates
ceremony. and enjoys life among the
masses wherever he goes. When he is
a. home he is a very business-lke
monarch. democratic in manner ana III
has given evidence of much ability In
his conduct Of public affairs and IN eS-
tending the influence and increasing
M. ,,rosperit> of the kingdom cver
which he has reigned for nearly 4
years.
Little Belgium is not one OF III"
movers OF earth. but it takes itself
very seriously The people are very in
dustrious and inclined 10 peace, nut
they are jealous of their national i'm
portance and labor under the idea that
some of their big neighbors will swal-
low them if they don't watch out. Per-
baps their neighbors would like to DO
this but there is little danger that one
will attempt il. for Europe doesn't
want Belgium question added to It's
ether complications at the present
tine. Anyway. King Leopold can fee
perfectly safe in putting the Atlantic
between himself and his kingdom soi' =
few months without danger of finding
Belgium wiped off the map when he
sails homcward.
Such ruler would delight 20 visit
the United States. especially after he
bad got through with all tn official
ceremonies. and was at liberty 70 see
the country. No country in the world
could present to the king more marked
contrasts TO his own. Belgium is
littl" country. as we reckon size IN the
New World. Its area is considerably
less than half the area Of the State Of
Maine. but it has a population Of al
most 900. 900 within its scanty limits.
Belgium is fiat and crowded. Almost
fifth of its population are jewellers in
the four cities of Brussels. Antwerp.
J.;ege and Client. Belgium is very
busy country. a humming hive of in
dustry. making glass. iron. fabrics, etc.
For country Of its area ana popula-
tion it does an enormous trade. The
few Belgian harborS-the country has
only A. miles of sea Coast-are crowd
ed with the shipping Of all nations.
The Belgians do not take to maritime
life very readily. Their merchant
marine is small, most of its best
known steamers being owned abroad.
The Red Star line, which is under the
Belgian flag Is owned in the United
States. Belgium has no navy to
speak Of but it has compact little
army Of about 50 600 men, exclusive of
the Civil Guard. which can be expand
ed to three times that strength in the
event of war.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21
WI8ll0yB GOSSIP
The Happy Time.

Wouldn't give the country-iu the winter
fer the town.
Juicy cane mills Goin'. an the apples
comm down.
Taters in the ashes. an the possum
bakin' brown
Happy. happy times III Georgia.
SImmer had its troubles. ~har We bis
tered i'll the heat.
But we seen the Winter comm With the
brown leaves ut his feet,
An We knowcd he'd bring our partners
with the rosy lips an sweet
Happy. happy times in Georgia.
Oh. we'll have the big oak fires when
the snow is comm down.
I'm lind the sweetest music in the old
time iiddir's SCUM:
Come in. from Tiff to Tybcc. an wen
swing the Elta aroun'-
Happy. happy times in Georgia,
Frank l.. Stanton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21

No notice whatever VIII DC '"""N
unsigned communications
The journal cannot ne "''"
x,blc for the preservation or return W
rejected communications.
Address all COMMUNICATIONS te'1'''e
to subscriptions and advertisements |"
RrRLEIGH < FLINT. fupiisiierS'
Augusta. Maine
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Oisconcertinq.

american ideas are making great
progress in England
Yes. confouni en- said the man
with his trousers rolled up. They get
one all confused. \ lot OF The papers
over there have almost quit printing
the point Of n joke i'll Italics.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21
VOICES OF THE PRESS.
Rank and Vile.

Norwich fConn,J BuiletInl.
\ linotypcman's error has improved
one sentence. Where Croker foiio"-
crs We're referred To as the rank ana
file" they came out as the rank ana
vile" That is good enough to stand Tor
al time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21

The three distinguished naval officers
VINO arc now serving on the Schley
court OF inquiry may be the judges in
inc trial now in progress: but the great
American people constitute the Jury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21

nat the coming airship needs is a
Mindless atmosphere.-Ba Amer
lean.
- ana Il would also be Very bene-
hcial to some of Admiral SchIev.s sun.
porters
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21
Making i! Easier 10 Bear.

Charley, dear" said young Mrs..
Torkins. does the baby's crying an
noy you"
"Tcrribly."
Well. III tell you What 10 do. Make
believe baby is al a game u baseball
= nd has Just seen home ran.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21

rested Ernest Seton-Thompson. the IA
NOUS animal story writer. for taking
snap shots at bears with his camera. is
generally conceded to be several kinds
Of an ass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21

The biggest coward who looms up on
the horizon now is an alleged "his-
torian, who was mean enough to
characterize certain distinguished
naval officer "a coward and caitiff.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21
Hainc General Hospital.

~" annaal meeting of the Maine Gen
erai Hospital, for ihe choic. of officers
Tor the ensuing year ana the transaction
q such other business rs may legally hr
presented. Will he reid at o'clock in
, tfe AFTERNOON Of the first Tuesday. the
n N day oi November, 1901 in M. C,n.,t
National sank. III Portland
IA order cf the Directors
- L. Il. BARRETT. Secretary.
Portland. October 10 1891
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21

he man whose education is finished
Ups To swell the undertaker's h,plr
N"'ah1e.-chicago Daily News
N"' always. The insane asvIun, \.
''Si""ally gathers him in.
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LIGHT AND AIRY.
The Last Parting.

II hear Mrs. spendtt has left her
husband. wonder why she did il
We'll. my goodness There WASH I
anything else to leave. philadelphia
Bulletin.
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Or a Rawhide.

Baltimore American.
Candidate Shepard asserts that there
are no strings 10 him. Mr.. croker gen
orally uses Il chain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21

There are uudeI construction in Faith
yards a the present time Is vessels Of
of $7.140,t50 ana ship mao hirery To the
value Of more than S6eo."o. That
makes the total of vessels built and
building in Bath this year A.. with an
aggregate tonnage of 14,214 and costing
in the aggregate s.. $50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21

Everybody who is Interested. and
everybody in Maine is interested. will
be pleased at the reelection Of Mr..
George F. Evans as general manager
of the Maine Central Railroad Com
pany. Mr.. Evans has made unnum-
bercd friends since his official connec-
ton with the road and during his resi-
denCe in Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21
A HAPPY CHILD

is one who grows, without in
terruption Of health, from a
baby up-except the inevitable
diseases of children.
And SCOTS emulsion of cod
liver oil has done more, in the
26 years of its existence, than
any half-dozen other things, to
make such children.
ltkeeps them in uninterrupt-
ed health. 1t is food that
takes hold at once, whenever
their usual food lets go.
Wei send you little to try, II YOU like.
SCOll BOVINE, 4o2 Pearl street, New York.
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An amusing mistake was noticed on
vessel in Belfast. last week. The
name painted on the starboard bow
was spelled backward thus: EDISYN-
MS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21

4 reward is offered For any kind Of
picked in this remarkable October
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21

The turkey is beginning to look be
hind him and seek a higher roost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1901-10-21

'"ns"m pti"n :-G'OmpleN eases ~.
by. Il R"ylst"n ST Eosinn. Mass
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President Hyde Of BOwdoin hit the
nail square1y on the head in his talk
before the Congregational convention
in Portland when he told his hearers
that the country church, in order to
retain its power and influence. must
become more of a social center. and
take a livelier interest in the ap-
parently purely secular affairs of the
community. He might have gone on
to add that the city church is not
without need III this direction.