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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
Modern Woodmen OF America.

The newly organized Iydo Park
camp, No. SOL. Modern Woodnian of
.Americ,t. held u social session l;LSt
evening in lvortc hall after their
business meeting. at which two MEM
b"rs We're initiated and several app(i-
cations We're received.
The social committee. Louis y. How
ell. lenkin Reese ana Ken w. Luce,
provided an entertaining programme
and lunch for the occasion. ]nsttu-
mental selections We're played by
Rooney and Carroll. II very clever team
Of singers and players. Prof. George
Martin executed two piano selections,
which We're appreciated.
Prof. George Howell talked on ''Ora-
tory" Organizer John K. Hughes re-
fellcd Ia the growth Of he order. T..
T.. Robalhan spoke about "Fraternal-
ism and John j. Davis took much
pride in being a Wo"dman. David
Owens sang "Dolly Gray" and others
entertained as best they could.
Th" event was pl"aSurahl" in every
respect and was attended by a large
aSSemblagc.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
Sometimes Fatal.
In Their First Stages Piles Seem In
significant--Neglect Them and
Results Are Often Fatal.
Pyramid Pile Cure Cures Them So
They Stay Cured.

AT least one e-fourth of all mankind
are afflicted to greater or less degree
with piles.
Very often The disease is of Irregular
recurrence. Maybe the trouble comes
only once or twice a year Even so. 1t
units a man for business while 1t lasts.
Seems like q little thing. but it pro-
duces more bad feelings than even seil-
Gus sickness would. In severe cases
there is no comfort attainablc. Nai-
Gus salves and ointment afford tenn
ror,ry relief. but in u few minutes the
pain returns. Each attack is IL little
bit worse than the last one. Itching is
followed by bleeding and protrusions.
Fistula fOllows-surgical treatment
death possibly. And all this can be
avoided.
The discovery of Pyramid Pile cure
has made suffering unnecessary. even
foolish. BY its use relief is insianta-
neous. 1t soothcs the inilan,cd parts,
heals the broken membranes. reduces
the swelling and brings comfort ut
once.
Th" cure is permanent and the
trouble will not return unless new con-
dltions arise which produce an entirely
new case. This. OF course. cannot be
helped. but If you will use Pyramid
cure Immediately on the appearance of
the first symptom. the trouble will
vanish.
Druggists sell and recommend Pyra-
nin Pile Cure There may be some
VINO do not have it. in which case YOU
can get ii yourself from the makers.
the Pyramid Drug Co. Marshall. Mich.
The price is 80 cents per package.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02

cial meeting in Pharmacy hall This
evening at s o'clock sharp.
The Eleven Friends minstrel troupe
will meet this evening in their rooms
on Front street.
Council No. So. Junior order United
American Mechanics. will meet in regu-
lar session this evening in Schmplf $
hall.
pythi;,s, will meet in Hartnan's hall
this evening.
The members of the Ladies' Catholic
Benevolent association will meet this
evening at o'cock in Pharmacy hall.
ST. Mary'S church choir will meet for
rehearsal this evening in st. MarN's
church. All members are requested to
be present.
The funeral of the late Nelson Ben
son was held from the residence on
Palm street Friday evening last, the
Rcvs. +. =. Doty ana William G..
Simpson officiating. The remains We're
taken on The early morning train Sat
urday to Jackson. Susuuchanna coun-
ty, where inlernent was made in the
family plot. Deceased was ~ years of
age and is survived by his wife and
two daughters.
Mrs. Charles Hicks. of 32O4 St"n"
avenue. is suffering from severe at
tack of grip.
A Japanese wedding Will b" por-
trayed at the Cedar Avenue Methodist
Episcopal church on Tuesday evening,
April >. Among TIL" opening numbers
To the entertainment will be two solos
sung by Miss Florence Taylor. of
Pcrkville who has gained deserved
rcnuWI US q Soln!S,.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
NORTH SCRANTON NOTES,
Funeral of Mrs. George Spencer.
Miss Elizabeth Wilson Addresses
Y. w. c. A.-Other Notes.

Ihe funeral Of Mrs. George Spencer
TOOK place yesterday afternoon from
her home on North Main avenue. II
was private and was attended only by
relatives and intimate friends. Rev.
Il. \. Cure. pastor of the Providence
Methodist Episcopal church. preached
the funeral sermon from Rev. %: H.
Rev. a. ]. Van Cleft. of Dunmure
Methodist Episcopal church. read the
scripture and offered prayer. Rev. Il.
g. Race. Of the South Side. also spoke
lmpccsSivrlS of the beautiful Christia
character of ihe deceased. a uuartett,,
from the Providence Methodist r.ps-
copal church sang several hymns and
the floral offerings We're many and
beautiful.
Interneni was made at Forest Hill
cemetery. The pall-bearers were:
Spencer Dewitt. j. II. Nyhart. II. y.
llurlbut. William Rolls. Charles Xeiglcl
and Ciiarlns Washburn
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02

The council met in regular session
last night with all members present,
except Mclaughlin. President Meal
lister reapponted Patrick Boland a
member of the board of health for Il
term of five years.
The building ANA ground committee
were empowered to make needed re-
pairs on the borough building.
John Jenkins complained OF u water
nuisance on his property. corner OF
'rhroop and Ward street which conn-
ril will attend to on their annual tour
ut the borough streets. The several
companies having poles in the borough
have taken no action in reference to
h" recent ordinance passed By coun-
ell placing u tax of soc on each pole,
and the license and tax committee
were instructed to confer with them
and report ut the next meeting.
The street and bridge committee re-
ported that signs for streets were
nearly ready and they expect to have
them in position this week. Council
instructed the borough clerk to pro-
cure needed printing and supplies
from the Scranton Times and Truth.
Burgess Burschell reported fines COL
lrcted for the month of March amount
TO $40. The treasurers bond was fixed
at 100000 for the ensuing year.
Chief of Police HealcE reported two
arrests for the month. chief OF Fire
Department Tcevan presented his re-
port. showing The value of borough
property at the different hose houses to
be SS,43j; value of fire alarm system,
$1,000. and of fire hydrants. $1,000.
\ resolution was passed providing
for the purchase of rock for street re-
pairs from Y. j. Golden. to be taken
from his property on Blakely street n
] &c per load. Time sheets Of the chief
Of police for 500: street cominss ioncr,
Slll. ana chief of fire department. $50,
were ordered paid.
II was ordered that Treasurer Wah-
from the insurance commissioner for
that purpose. to the treasurer of the
F'iremen's Relief association. The
bond of the High Constable james j.
Coolighan. in the sum of $1,000. signed
by himself and Peter r. Reilly. was
accepted as was also the bond Of
Street Commissioner Mcdonald. in the
same sum, with =. w. Manlcy as sure
ty.
Miscellaneous bills amounting to
$93Q.ii We're approved and council de
rided to make the annual tour of tho
streets on Tuesday next and meet The
following night.
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Address by Miss Wilson.

y lalg" number OF teachers ANA
members nf the Young Women's Chris
tian association attended the confer
encc held last evening in their rooms.
Miss Wilson. national secretary of the
association. spoke on the different
branches Of the society and their in
crease in membership ana progress dur
ing the past year, showing Il very en-
courasin> fact to the larger branches.
Miss Wilson is a very interesting
speaker and had the close attention
OF all those present After she con-
cluded her address a very interesting
programme was rendered. which con-
sisted OF recitations. vocal solos and
violin solos.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
Entertainment and Social.

The poverty social at tn" Hampton
Street Methodist Episcopal church last
evening was ~ laetiillc atlail me
participants were attieu i'll anything
but good clothes. ana amused them
selves and their patrons in various
ways.
Che programmes Included instu-
mental selections by the stevens tam
lily. Han and Cadwgan. rocitntions by
Thomas James and Charles radwSan.
aud vocal numbers by John WilliHmS.
Miss Lester and Mrs. Warren.
Refreshments were served. ana lee
cream was on sale also. TIL" church
treasury was somewhat sWcllcd by IN"
rec. iniS.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
OBITUARY..

JAMES W. ANWNL--At his home in wilkes
Barre sunday morning, Janc, W. AnWyl, vocal
1T well known this city, died About two
months ago he had severe at tack OF crysipelas,
hG. recovered and enjoyed his usual health until
saturday, when he complained of not feeling
we'll. lie told his wife that he thought lie would
not survive and the physician, who was called
at once. saw that his condition was critical,
heart disease having attacked him. Mr.. Anwyl
came to Wilkco-blrr about thirty years ago and
was apprcntr,l to Druggist Armstrong, Later
he became manager oi Bartons drug store at
Plains, and ihcu hegan business Tor himself. For
some wears hc had been located on lazlc street,
Wilkes Barre" \s a vocalist Mr.. snwyl was we'll
known, hc having n tenor voice ol tine uuaity.
From time 10 time lr held positions in various
churches. lie sang at numerous local contests
and his services were in demand in many places.
Mr.. Anwyl was Instrumental in organizing
quirtctte Tor tour nj Great Britain. II was
composed oi Mis- Sadie kaiser, Sopralo: Nr.
MwN, tc'wr Joseph L. BirS, baritone. aui
llew Herbert, o Scrdnt"lL ha>So. Professor
Haydn Evans, oi ScrLnton, va, pianist. In els.
teddtodic circles he will br greatly missed, tor
in these events he took deep interest. His ui.
,ulc was genial and pleasant and hc had the de
lpIIn,nstion TO scc successfully through whatever
lr undertook. Nh .Nwy is survived by his wife
and one daughter The funeral will fake place
nom the homo {" Daniel IL smith, Parsons. on
Wednesday at l.30 p, m. Services will be held
At the Baptist church al O'Clock.
IoIlN fEENfN John r,cney, OF SOL Ma,le
siiort, died Yesterday, IIicr seven days iln"ss
oi pnrlmonI. II" WAS born in county Mayo.
Ireland in ls3H. and came 10 scranton Thirty.
five years ago lie was rc,idcnt oi the South
side all tlpsc !eIrs. HI, vile aud ono ,ou.
Patrick Frcney, ,nlro him.
MRS, JAMES BROWN AT Ier homo IN New
York city yesterday, occurred the death oI Mr5
ilMes HroWn formerly rcslent oi This yiti
She Is survived ny six children Tiny ale: Ga.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
Silurian Lodge officers.

At the regular meeting OF Siurian
lodge, No. IGi. Independent Order OF
odd Fellows. held recently in ID. ID.
Evans hall. on South Main avenue. the
following officers were elected for the
81 suing year:
Noble grand. -. r. Morea,, vice
grand. W. j. Thomas; secretary. j.
r. Evans: financial secretary. David
tadwgdn: trustee. Hon. John Il. VIII"
liams: rcljcf committee, II. r. Rrader.
Tho ncwly-organized glec club at
tended ib" meeting and sang several
selections. The above manned officers
will he Installed by District Deputy
tolrin on Friday evening. April 10.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
SOUTH SCRANTON NOTES.
Funeral of Daniel Shea Took Place
Yesterday Morning--Wm. Con-
nell Hose Co. Elect Officers.

The remains of Daniel Shea were
buried in the Cathedral cemetery YES
terday morning, large gathering OF
friends and relatives being present,
who We're desirous of paying their last
farewell to the departed friend
The funeral took place from The
family residence ON Irving avenue, and
at st. Peters cathedral > requiem mass
was celebrated. The members uf Di-
vision No, 3, Ancient Order Of Hiberni-
ans. and Columbus council, Young
Mems Institute, attended the funeral
in Il body, and from their ranks were
chosen the pail-bearers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
Mors ans Will Go to Court.

Samuel Morgans. en- president OF Mt.
Pleasant local. No. l2iS. United Mine
Workers of America. will carry his
ease against the officials of the union
to court. He viii Try and compel the
officers 20 rcnStute him To- nembe'-
ship, and says they had no right tn
cxpcl him from the organization with
ont n hearing. Attorneys Scragg and
Ncwcomb will be his attorneys
IT will be recalled that Morsans pre-
iorrcd charges against certain officials
Of the union. but would not go to
ilazleton to lay them before the con-
vention. the result being that he was
dismissed from the ranks. \ majority
Of the Mt. Pleasant local refused to
sanction his dismissal and have stood
by him eyer since.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
FOREST CITY.
, snantell Trllanle

0TltI UtT ~ TlI' -'TaTTTTITI TIT'TITIF-
Forest City, Aplil l--lGng,l Williams
and Miss Nettie Williams, ut Susque-
hanna spent saturday ana sunday
with old friends here, AIr Williams
preached IN the Baptist church twice
yesterday. and today returns TO Buck
nell university. Fey. q. \. SpauldinG.
of Hollistervillc. vino has accented The
pastolaIe of the church, viii lake
charge Easter sunday.
The Junior Endeayor society Of the
Presbyterian church have arranged for
an excellent entertainment to be given
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
Struck bV Wagon.

James, the young son Of Nj. and
Mrs. William Tobm. of Pittston ave-
nue., was painfully injured about the
head and body yesterday afternoon by
being struck by wagon owned by
Hess the baker,
Three stitches were necessary to
close The wound, Or. Quinn is attend-
ing him
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
Married by an Alderman.

William Allen. of Olyphant and Miss
Mary Elliott. Of West Scranton, We're
united in marriage last Saturday rvcn-
ing by Alderman George w. IiellOw.
al his office, on West Lackawanna
avenue.
The couple were attended by Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Allen. They will estah-
liSh their home on North Main ave-
nllp.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
Holy Week Services.

Rev. =. u. Lavcle, oi st. Patrick's &
Catholic church. made the Following
announcements on Sunday Tor the SER
vices during the present week:
Holy Thursday. y Il, m.--Conn,unity
or parish mass.
Good Friday. Il. m.--Mnss OF tho
pre- -Sinctiiicd.
Holy saturday. : IA. m-tSual SCR
vices. Afterwards the Easter holy
water viii be blcsscd.
confessions will be heard tomorrow.
Friday and saturday, afternoon and
evenings.
The annual Eastcr collections VIII
he taken mp at all tho masses next
SNulnN.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
Manley Leaves Firm.

1t is announced that p. y. Manley
has disposed of his large interest in
the t'uion Cash store limited, which
has been conducted for the past tire
years under the joint manaeement OF
MosSrS. Manlcy. Horan and Swift.
1t is said his interest has been pUr-
chased by an outside party. who viii
hereafter be Il silent partner in the
concern.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
A GREAT SURPRISE

Is IN store for All who ;,c Kelup's Blhan for
the Throat and LunsS, the great guaranteed
remedy. Mould sou believe that it i, sold ON
its merits and any druggist is authorized by the
proprietor Of this wonderful remedy 10 give you
a sample bottle free? II never fails to cure
acute or chronic coughs All druggists sell
Kemp's Bllsam. Price &c, aud 5oc
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
Steamship Arrivals.

ry l&,lusve Wire htn lhe Associated Pre-
New York, April L. Arrived Lthiopia, Gi1s'
gov: 1iayc, Naples. Crmei: Kaiser Viii
helm Der Chose, Brcmen via Southampton aud
Chcraome Lizard Passed; rotsdon Ne~
York ior Rotterdam. Artwcip Arrived: ken'
sngton New York via Southampton, Gibrltdr
Arrived: Aler New York ior Naples and
Genoa. Sailed; Ilohsnlollcn MON Genoa and
Naplc) New York.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
Y. w. C. A. Notes.

This afternoon Bible study BY Rev.
George l.. Alrich at o'clock Subject,
'"rha Prophecies of Daniel All are
cordially invited to attend.
There will be Y. W. G. \. rally
in the Second Presbyterian church this
evening. Miss Elizabeth Wilson, one
Of the national secretaries, will pre-
side at the meeting.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
Installation of Officers.

District Deputy Grand Master o. L..
colvin Installed the following officers
Of Globe lodge. No. as. independent
order ot odd Fellows. in llnri Carl
hall last evening.
Nobl. Grand. y. O. Watson: vice
grand. H. u. Games: recording secrc
tary. T.. w. Wells: financial secretary.
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grand. G.. w. skillhorn: left supporter

grand, G.. w. Skillhorn; left supporter
to noble grand, George Dougherty;
warder. G.. l.. Van Nalen: conductor. l..
H. Dunning, right scene supporter.
j. W. Steinman chaplain. j. T.. Ran
dolph: outside guard. NJ. l.. Paine; in-
side guard. q. u. Warner; right sup
porter to vice grand. Edward Nolan:
left supporter to vice grand Samuel
Solomvtz
\ social session Was enjoyed after
the installation. Several new members
nave been added TO the lodge recently.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
DUNMORE OOINCS
MEETING OF BOROUGH COUNCIL
LAST NIGHT.

A Large Amount of Business Was
Transacted at the Session--Patrick
Boland Was Reappointed as a
Member of Board of Health by
President McAllister--P. D. Man
ley Sewers Connection with Union
Cash Store--Other Notes and Per-
sonals Of Interest.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
Electric City Wheelmen.

Following are the club bulletins for
April
Regular meeting OF the club this
evening, nomination Of officers, and
oyster try lunch.
Dance at the ciub house on W.dnes-
day, April 10.
Minstrel show April II for club mcm-
bcrs, their immediate relatives and
lady friends.
Stag party Apri! - for members only.
Charley Hartley will entertain.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02

The second annual eisteddtod will be
held on Young's Pier. ut Atlantic CITY
y. j.. on July and > this year IN
elaborate programme has been pre-
unred. which is given below. Many
local singers are Interested in the
vent and will doubtless attend. Last
year the chief prizes were won ny
Scranton singers. and they expect to
duplicate The trick this year. tn" pro-
eramnc is as follows:
MUSICAL. COMPETITIONS.
Mined i,horu.-- Not unlor 60 voices. ''iiaIolutah
Chorus IElandc,. and 'Moituy l. the Iamh'
jlandcl. price >nn chair 10 c"hi'mf'r,
given hy Bell and common, corner nj Tennessee
and Atlantic avenues.
Male Chorus Not und-, 80 voice, "lh" hcNtr"'
tcn OF GAIA tnr Rill'. and ''N'liant Nn'
rors" %. Jenkins! tricc s'". Nni Ui9
size portrait nj the 'paic,, valued at sl"> Civ
on by j. Il. Pcrshic. ,Cs Mlanio aven'T.
Female Chorus Not und'r II ;Oi,rs. 'bclis Of
,bcrtoyey'' and ''swcrost May" Price 500.
All tho choruscs ltc o; y. a. Evans edition.
Youngstown OHIO.
pnar,ctte aic--EngliSl Welsh or German,
"IIuntcr.- Farewell ,Mcudrss"lul. Prize so.
Duct English or Welsh. t"nor and hJss. "niy
and Might" "a. lh"uds. Ll"W BowHudl. rFHC
SlJ.W.
S prano Solo'-'Tri' Me Ny Heart ,b'SnoD'
Prize, $40
TcnOr Solu--"EtrN Valley bliEu'ii. fihe.
5000. e "
Bass SoIo--''i, Is Enough ,Ncndei,>ohn,. rriac,
$1,000.
Al, the above music can he had from u. O.
Evans. Youngstown, ohio. and J. g. Eoi'itS,
Utica, y. Y.
POETRY AND PROSE E-ENCllsil 01; WELSH.
Essay CT:aethiwtl-" "tltsdrnt Mckinney. N'
mnistraton Us Compared with That ol WASH.
ngon and Lincoln" ptizr, So.
satire Duchangrrd,D, live verses "The Boarding
House Ross Of Atlantic City" Prize. 81
rhrc. reiers -"rhc boardwalk listeldiod
Day" PiiHc. -.
Euglyn-.Occan Pier Noung's ricri ic llc
c,ta,daS g,ual w Estcddiod. Prize. 81.
AmodauYn clstidlsuiithln cnraWl. IN dam
fydd yn .ystadcuo ar Hall gael ri ganu 60,
~ hol gorau gyda'u eiiyid corau mcibon,
cylnysg a cio,ar mcGohcd. Hhodlir .hyhndd
mcwn amser 'vfa;ldas pa rm or 'larnau .yid "
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
BleezY BreYities.

Michael Golden, Of Palm street. is
seriously III.
The executive committee of the
Young Mems Institute will hold a spe-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02

SIC. Annie. Michael. Peter Charles and James,
~ TINS city. The remains will he taken TO
'ones,alc for intc,mcn,. Tho funeral will take
place Wednesday morning viii, services in St
JVln's Catholic chuclI
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
WEST SCRANTON

x, ,stadicu,l-.pyth,'no, ncu dair Wy thnos cyn
VI Eistodaiod.
u. a. rlomas. corresponding secondary.
Athnlic Giy. \. !.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
EtSTEDDfOD
ATLANTIC CITY
WILL BE HELD THIS YEAR ON
YouNG,s PIER JULY 4 AND 5.

Elaborate Programme Has Been Pre-
pared for the Event--Odd Fellows
Officers Installed--M Modern Wood
men of America Entertain-E. c.
w. Events for April--Holy Week
at st. Patrick 's--Wetding at AL
derman Kellow's - Other News
Notes and Personal Paragraphs.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-04-02
SOCIAL GOSSIP.

\ thoroughly enjoyable event Took
place last night in Economy hall, where
a large number of young people ut
tended the affair given By the Young
Mems Hebrew beneficial association. \
calico social was given, and scores
Of couples danced into tn" carly morn
ing to The music furnished 10y Miss
Nellie curran at the piano.
The wedding nt Hiss Catherine
Gabriel tu Joseph Adams nj Noungs-
town. ohio. which WAS Incorrectly an
noun,ed for Yesterday, will take place
today at noon, al tn" hone of the
brides parents ON Church avenue. The
Wedding will be Il quiet home affair.
The bride and groom will br unat :
tended ana the ceremony Will he per-
fnrmed by Rev. Il. 5. Jones Of the
tongrega onal church, Tho couple will
go ON A wedding tom la different points
in New York ana CANADA, and on their
return will reside in Youngstown, Ohio.
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MRS JAMES BRoWA,--At ler homo IN New
York CITY, Noiuda". occurred the death oI Me-
illles nrovn, formerly rcsilent oi This yity,.
She is survived ny six children. Tiny ale: "a.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-21

Hon. J. Fl. Manley ami Dr. q. NJ
Twitchcl arrived home, Friday after
noon. from their attendance at the
meetings Of the State Grange IN BAN
gor. They came BY train TO Pittsfeid
and thnnce drove by team to Clinton.
ana from the latter point came TO Az
eusta IN ,rain. Going over. earlier III
| he week. they had to depend on team
for a much larger distance and mad
some rough experiences on the country
r.,adS. They report that large crews
Of men are working 10 repair the dam-
age along the line Of the railroad anu
mai every effort is being used 70 get
i in condition for service. Probably
nv Sunday night or Monday tram
,yiII he able to got over the Whole
l.rcth nf the line to Bangor. Between
clinton and Burnham there was one
,,asEoI,t 30 feet in length ana l. tcet
,t.an ana at Clinton another .o ieet
lnnc and l. feet deep. several Smalt
;,ridecs were washed away ana many
cu1yerts completely wrecked. rms Sc
ti.,n of thp road was left i'll very bad
shane and the company deserves great
,,.,Git for the energy and promptno s.
III IN which il i getting il ready i"r
traY vel again.