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The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1903-10-06
SHOTGUN QUARANTINE WANTED.
People Along Rio orande River Appeal
to the Government.

Fearing an epidemic Of yellow fever,
number of persons living along the
Rio Grande have appealed 10 the war
department for the establishment OF a
shotgun" quarantine and that soldiers
DC ordered to this duty, While the Of.
metals OF the department are alive TO
the necessity for action, they have con.
cluded that the present outbreak does
not justify such radical steps.
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1903-10-06
WELEkNoWN GEORGIAN ILL.
)olonel Usher Thomason Stricken al
Army Camp In Kentucky.

News comes from the army camxet
Howard, Ky, that while riding with
the troops Of the Blue Army out Of
Camp Young Tuesday Colonel Usher
Thomasos, Of the Georgia National
Guard. who is at the encampment
with Lieutenant Colonel Harry Silver
man, representing the Cracker State.
was suddenly taken m and had to be
carried back thhe camp by an ambv
lance.
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1903-10-06
500 QUOTED BY MILITARY.
street Car Traffic Resumed Without
Trouble With the Rioters.

Trouble With the Rioters.
A dispatch from Sault Ste Marie.
Mich, says; Street car trafilc in the
Canadian 500. which has been sus.
pended during the disturbed condition
Of affairs incident to the closing of the
Consolidated Lake Superior Company
industries, was resumed Wedn ssday
without demonstration. Colonel Buch.
anan, who arrived Tuesday night in
charge Of the detachment OF troops
from Toronto, relieved Colonel Elliott,
of the local military, and assumed com.
mand
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1903-10-06
FOLLOWED WIFE TO GRAVE.
crleylnS over Cemlse Of His Better
Hail, BonsalI suleided.

Robert Bonsall "a years old. from
New York, connected with the land de.
partment Of the Santa Fe railroad
killed himself at Galveston, Texas.
Tuesday because OF dependency over
the death OF his wife. The remains
WIN be taken to New York. He left a
note directing his brother in law
Snarlss steyn, Of Denver, to tale
ehargq Of his estete.
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1903-10-06
eAsToN FOR GOVERNOR.
Massachusetts, Democrats Hold Con
ventlon and Nam. state Ticket

'''~ SNNNS 'CheN
In a harmonious state democratic
convention at Boston, Friday. the dem.
ocrats OF Massachusetts nominated
their leaders for the campaign Of 9o3.
William A. CASTOR, of Boston, being
named by reclamation for governor,
and Richard olney. Jr., of Leicester.
for lieutenant governor.
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1903-10-06

The fellow who Is continually trJ-
ing to square himself hasn't learned
to keep his mouth shut. --
The Gainesville star. [volume] (Gainesville, Fla.) 1903-19??, 1903-10-06
BECAUSE OF GERMAN LANGUAGE

More Dangerous and Critical.
The German merchants in budapest
are going about In fear OF their lives
on account OF threats Of death leveled
at them as result OF the language agi.
tauon In Hungary, which has resulted
in the resignation Of Premier Holder.
vary and may result in open rebellion
against Francis Joseph
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-30

kHIss CARRIE BRIDEWELL will
IVA sail on the st. Paul tomorrow for
London, and will pass the summer with
Madame Termina in London and Munich
Miss Bridewell expects to return to this
country in the autumn.
Miss Bridewell has not been In the
south since the first of May, when she
was In New Orleans during the confed-
crate reunion.
Since the close of the grand opera sea-
son in New York she has filled brilliant
engagement with Duss at the Madison
Square garden. Those who have heard
her sing recently say her voice has
grown in flexiblity and wonderful sweet
ness and that she is considered one Of
the most beautiful of American women.
She Is paying the penalty of fame and
is gossiped about a great deal in the pa
pers. photographed extensively and every
now and then is compelled to deny her
engagement to be married.
Madame Termina, who was a member
of the Grau company, is as warm a per-
sonal friend of Miss Bridewell as Is
Madame sembrlch. whose attachment to
the lovely American singer Is well
known.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-30
NY Young Friend
The Messenger Boy.

Ever since saw James K. Powers in
1.-THE Messenger Boy 1 have felt an in
tense personal interest In these little fell
lows. who bring you flowers one day and
packages the next or whom you may
send on long errands with the most valu-
able parcel or the most important Of
notes, sure Of their prompt delivery.
city of magnificent distances is but
village to the messenger boy with a
spic span wheel. He knows the city un-
erringly. Distance Is reduced to a mini
mum and time means how many seconds
does it require to cover forty blocks.
There is no one. hardly excepting the
chauffeur, who lives at such high rate
of pressure as the messenger boy. There
is no one who attends so strictly to BUSH
ness as the little fellows who represent
the various messenger services In the
city. You ring for him and in an In
credibly short time he is there, and In an
equally short time he is back again. He
does not like delay. He wants the universe
to go on like clockwork. He represents
system. He does not say SO, but he Inn
presses you with 1t by his aggressive lit
tie manner, his promptness. his alert
ness.
When there Is a little tinlSle of a bell
outside my gate l know it is one of my
numerous young friends in the messenger
service.
He has only two minutes to get some
special copy" to this newspaper office,
and there is at least fifteen minutes more
work on 1t.
rs 1t fifty or sixty pages tonightT'
asks my little messenger friend very po-
litely, but openly disappearing of the
fact that the thing is not ready.
l try to impress upon him the import
ance of what one line means to a news
paper, one word-a single name.
1 owe a great deal Of my inspiration to
my young friend In the messenger serv-
ice. He is the one person In the world
for whom my ideas crystallize and for
whom my pencil subordinates itself.
do not take time to breathe. l write like
an automaton. Nothing stops me. 1t may
be hours, but that does not matter. 1t Is
really about three minutes, but another
three minutes under such a rate of speed
anu tHele Woulu DC an AUTOPSY
l am barely able to hand him the last
page. but l follow him to the door. some-
times to the little garden gate, and he
goes off with bunch of roses or sweet
peas. In this way we have become great
friends.
The other day there was a new messen-
ger. We were total strangers.
us this the place where the flowers
grow" he said.
When the bell on his wheel tinkled
down the street he was looking admir-
ingly at great cluster of sweet peas.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-30
MCRae-McrriH.

Eufaula, June 90 = Especially = On the
afternoon of Thursday, June %, the brill
liant marriage of Miss Elizabeth Akron
Merrill and John Calhoun McRae took
place in st. James Episcopal church in
the presence of a large number of rela-
tives and friends.
The Episcopal ceremony never seemed
more sacred and beautiful than on this
occasion. pronounced most impresslvely
by the Rev. Innes o. Adams. the rector.
Just as the sweet-toned bell of the Ro-
man Catholic church upon the hill chimed
the hour Of six, the time appointed for
this event, the bridal party entered the
church. AS the last note was borne upon
the evening breeze the organ within
caught the refrain, and under the skillful
touch of Miss Lucy Glenn pealed forth
the wedding march.
Hugh Bray and Pugh Elliott. little
cousins of the bride. laid the white car
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ing entertained informally later in the
evening at Mrs. Johnson's home on tiish-
land avenue.
Miss Florence Smith is the guest Of
Miss Marjorie weatherly at Mr.. and Mrs.
Weatherlys country house In the Black
mountains.
Miss Margaret Nixon is the guest this
week of Mrs. Charles Oscar Locke.
Mrs. Oscar e. Smith and Miss Helen
Smith are In Pennsylvania.
Miss Kate Birch of Montgomery is the
guest of Miss Florence Dawson.
Miss Emma Reid is in Montgomery
Miss Claude Hill McKensie will spend
the month of July in Talbotton with
Mrs Keller. formerly. Miss Moore Of Biz
mingham, and whose wedding took place
in April.
Mrs. William D. Nesbit will spend the
week at Gadsden with her brother, Mr..
Morris Bush, who has recently built
very charming house there.
Mrs. John w. Sibley of Chattanooga,
who has been the guest of the Misses
Ehrman, has returned home. Mrs. Sihley
is looking very charming, and always re-
ceives cordial welcome from her count
less friends.
Miss Alvis Ehrman will join Mr.. and
Mrs sibley in Chattanooga, and they will
go to Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L. Badham will
close their town house tomorrow and will
leave for Morris. where they have a cot
tage for the summer.
Mr.. Frank Harvey Miller returned to
Montgomery yesterday. NN
Miss Frances Griffin Of Montgomery,
who has been the guest Of Mrs. Samuel
VIM John, has returned home.
Miss Grace Norcross of Atlanta is the
guest of Miss Marie Pinckard
49,
Miss Rita futile has returned from
Tennessee, where she was the guest of
Mrs. Henry Hunter Mayherry at her
country house.
Miss Daisy Rowley and Miss Margaret
oNeil left yesterday for Asheville, N. c.,
and Old Point Comfort.
Miss Gelders Miss Annie Jemison Miss
Bessie Jemison and Miss Louise Walker
will be among those sailing for Europe
on the Oceanic tomorrow. They will go
direct to London. Their plans Include a
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-30
RosEBERRY SUBMITS PLAN.
Thinks England Should Have a Tech
biological and Scientific School.

London June 20. = The Earl of Rose
berry has written to the chairman of the
London county council submitting a plan
for the establishment Of a great institu-
ton for advanced scientific and techno-
logical education at cost of sl,5O0,O00 to-
wards which sum Wernher, Belt and com
pany, the well known diamond firm, and
others offer large contributions. site
for the institution has also been selected.
Lord Roseberry asks the council for an
annual grant of $4,000 for the maintain
ance of the institution uopn which the
whole scheme depends.
In his letter submitting the proposal,
Lord Roseberry says: 1t is little short
of scandalous that our ambitious youths
should be obliged to resort to the United
States and Germany for technical train
ing"
He points out that English industries
are in neglect on account of the absence
of this important branch Of education In
the United Kingdom.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-30
June.


BY Julia Nicely Finch.
Jane is as some fair woman blest
With lifes sweet secret meath her breast.
Within her deep and tender eyes
The pathos Of question lies.
CAS- cross the splendor Of the skies
A shadow drifts at noon-high noon)-
That life and love must answer soon.
Upon her lips rose petals curled,
Back from their fragrant hearts I'M
furled,
Are countless kisses dew impearied;
And from her rose enwreathed hair
soft aroma thrills the air
The blossomed sweets of all the world
Within her beauty's opulence
There is appeal to some high sense
We scarce had known or felt before
That thrills us thro and thro' like wine.
And proves our lSinship with divine
And deathless things forever more.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-30
MADRID ALARMED.
Rumors of Pope Leo's Illness Cause
the Usual Sensation.

Rome, June 2s.-The Spanish embassy
TO the vatican has received a telegram
from Madrid anxlously inquiring about
the health of the pope. saying that from
a reliable source 1t was learned that his
holiness was seriously i'll. The rumor
soon spread here, producing the usual
sensation. On going to the vatican, how
ever, 1t was found that It was only an
other false alarm.
The pope Is in his usual health, and re-
eeived today in private audience the
bishop of Ibague, Colombia. The pontiff
conversed with him on the conditions
/. evailing In the South American re-
publics and the necessity of raising the
standard of the clergy. Tonight his holi-
ness retired sooner than usual but mere
ly because he wishes to rise earlier in
the morning, tomorrow being st. Peter
day.
Summer weakness can be avoided II the
blood is purified by Hoods sarsaparilla.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-30
N0fes and Personals.

Mrs. Frederick Warren of Montgomery.
who has been the guest of Mrs. Samuel
VIII John, returned home yesterday.
Mr.. Ralph Minor will return today from
New Jersey, where he has been attending
Berkeley college.
Mr.. Walker Percy is in New York.
Mrs. Jack Johnson chaperoned a charm
ing party of young people to the furnaces
last evening. the occasion being in COM
pliment Of Miss Gay. ond the guests be-
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-30
SMITH G. STilLMAN,
20o41k First Avenue.

BUY AND BUILD.
Vacant Property for Sale
$1f00--50x12S; 18th avenue. south
s190C-1OOx135; Richmond Place.
$20e0-100x123.
S6000-50x140; 9Th avenue, corner.
$1S0O-50x134: Highland avenue
$2000-Four acres at Boyles.
s6O0-6Ox150; Princeton.
S300-Nice lot at West End.
$25oO-119 feet frontage; opposite Glen Iris.
$S0O0-15Ox1O0; It'll avenue corner.
$2250-71k acres near Kingston.
$225-Lot at West End.
sS0O-5Ox135 Richmond Place
s250-Nice lot at Rising.
THE DEW5ERRY CO.,
Real Estate Agents. Office in Dewberry's
Book Store, 2o2s Second Avenue.
s175O-North 18th street: corner; Groom
cottage; pays 70 per cent.
$1250-Lovely North 10Th street lot.
$26o0-North Highlands cottage; rents S25.
$10,00O-Good home; 9Th avenue; half block
Goth street.
$55OO-6th avenue cottage; half block 18th
street.
s75oO-lst avenue, between list and 22nd
street
$40, O00-Handsome 7th avenue home.
SIS. 000-Choice corner; 100x240
$5000-Large South Highlands lot; choice.
$70o0-Good home; North 18th street.
$35, OOO--valuable improved corner.
$47, 5O0-Business block; pays 10 per cent
on s46.5o0: long lease.
$45, 000-Large, close in corner.
We sell, rent and insure property.
MCCONNELL &. CAR rf~RIGHT,
Both phones 49, 220 21st Street.
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ROOMS Foe RENT.

FOR RENT-Elegant room; new brick
house; everything new and up-to-date.
2426 5th avenue. 6-H-7t
FURNISHED ROOM for gentlemen. Mod
ern conveniences Best locality in city.
Apply 2213 4th ave, north. References.
FOR RENT-Desirable furnished rooms
Good servants; all modern conveniences.
Near best boarding houses in the city.
<2120 Fifth avenue. Bell phone 2172.
6-2S-3t
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WANTED.
HELP We rEo-MALE.


WANTED-A good German hostler with
family. Longview Lime Works.. Long
view, Ala. 6-27-7t
COAL MINERS WANTED-Steady en-
ploy4aent for steady men at Royal Coal
& Coke company's mine at Coal, Creek.
East Tennessee Good coal, good
wages; good houses: modern machinery;
healthy climate. Union labor employed
Apply at mine to Hopkins Bevan, Mine
Foreman 6-l4-SOt
WANTED-Immediatei three first-class
machinists. Apply Columbus Machine
Co, Columbus, Miss 6-s9-St
WANTED-Four lady canvassers, cash
iers, bookkeepers, collectors statesmen,
foremen, cashiers meat cutters. Coed
positions. Call at once. Mutual Employ
ment Bureau, 2o2S1s First avenue.
WANTED-Six boilermakers; good wages
to first-class boilermakers. Dan Shea
Boiler Works, Memphis, Tenn. 6-S 1t
WANTED-Expert male stenographer.
Permanent position to right party. Ad-
dress In own handwriting, stating age,
experience, references and salary ex-
pected. The Alabama Portland Cement
Co., Ltd, Demopolis Ala. 6-2S-4t
WANTED-A good office man with some
capital. Can secure a permanent posi-
tlon as assistant secretary. Satisfac-
tory references required. Address
Finance. care Age-Herald. 6-2S-3t
THERE is A better position for you.
Where? You cannot find 1t! We are
here to find it for you. 1t is our busi-
ness to help men to advance; we are
constantly finding positions Of respon-
sibility for capable men, and have OPP
enings for men In all high-grade posi-
tions. Write us for plan and booklet.
Hapgood's, s15 Penna- Bldg, Philadel-
phia. Pa. 6-2l-26t-su-tu-th
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/ soARpERs WANTED.

WANTED-Boarders, 1914 9TH avenue.
6-27-4t
CHARMING ROOMS and board on South
Highlands. Modern conveniences. Ref
erences. 1901 18th ST., south.
6-30-3t-tu-th-sat
wANTED-Rooms and board at 7o7 18th
street. north. 6-2S-3t
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A HOME FOR SALE.

If you are in the market for home we
have one which is finished In hard oil.
cabinet mantels, porcelain bath tub, and
in every way complete and desirable
home, which we are offering for sale at
a very close figure; small cash payment
and balance to suit purchases. 1t is to
your interest to see us before 1t is Sold
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-30


Modern 10-room residence on 9Th avenue.
near 21st street
Lot 6Ox170; S-room modern home on 18th
avenue.
Lot 10Ox140: nine-room modern residence
on Ord avenue
Corner Avenue B. lot 100x100.
Corner 23rd street and 9Th avenue; lot COX
49, This is bargain.
Twenty nice lots, corner 26th street. for
$4,000
Ten-room brick residence on 10Th street,
north; cheap.
At bargain, lot 50x120; oath street; $780,
Lot 50x14O; Avenue @; four houses. rent
ing s27 per month. This is good invest
ment
Call on us for prices and terms. We can
please you in price and location and
would like to show you what we have.
Do not forget North Haven. If what we
already have does not suit you. we will
build you a home TO suit you on easy
terms
We have insurance of all kinds.
We negotiate loans.
Houses for rent
MALONE REAL EST. & ms. co.
5c17 lat Avenue. Both Phones sla
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FOR RENT-8-room residence; South
Highlands; July. August and September
$50 per month. Bell phone z046. 6-s5-6t
FOR RENr--1S11 End avenue; s5xl-l. three
stories Apply j. R. Adams 4-s-tf
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FOR SALE.

FINE STEEL SHEARS at one-fourth
price; come and get the price. Birming-
ham Gun and Key Co., 1906 Bird avenue
FOR SALE-We viii offer for sale on July
list, 200 lots in West End. on and near
Powderly electric line; every lot Is 80 feet
'front.' popular prices and terms, These
lots lie high and dry; come and go with
me and you will buy. Wesley M. Smith,
with s. Bethea & Co.
FOR SALE-No. 1 Johnson grass hay in
car lots by W. P. ffunden & Co.. Ham
burg Ala. 6-27-7t
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FOR SALE.

$2400-S1000 cash, balance on time; lot 65x
$50; good Groom cottage; North 14th
avenue. near 18th street: elegant loca-
tion for home.
s2050-Lot 100 feet deep with good new
4-room cottage and room for or s.
room house; 18th avenue. near 2sth street.
$2100-Corner lot and nice 5-room cottage:
18th street and Avenue q.
SS750-Well improved; lot 5ox19O feet on
North sth avenue, now renting for $50 so
per month.
$S5o-Three-room house and lot 221kx1oO;
18th street. near 7th avenue.
$Si.000-Three good two-story brick stores:
End avenue, near 22nd street; lots lao
feet deep; Will enhance
$3.50 Each-Two lots, 25x140 each; Srd ave-
nue., near 18th street.
$1650-Five-room cottage and lot, 50x100:
Avenue F. near Both street
s4200-10-room house and lot. 70x100; 18th
street. near 3rd avenue; brings good
rent.
SMITH e. STilIMEN
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Cactus Compound
The blood. liver and dyspepsia bitters. Is
positively guaranteed to increase your
weight. Popular book coupon with every
bottle. Jacobs Pharmacy. AgentA
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.
ANTEDSGood cook, German preferred
1ongview Lime Works. Longview
Ala. 6-27-7t
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1903-06-30

Summer weakness can be avoided If tn,
blood is purified by Hoods Sarsaparilla-
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ing entertained informally later in the
evening at Mrs. Johnson's home on High
land avenue
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WANTED-Party to Join me in big paying
business. No competitors. Open fie
About $500 required for investigation. Ad-
dress, Partner" care Age-Herald.
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Miss Gelders. Miss Annie Jemison. Miss
Bessie Jemison and Miss Louise Walker
will be among those sailing for Europe
on the Oceanic tomorrow. They win go
direct to London. Their plans include a
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Miss Florence Smith is the guest Of
Miss Marjorie weatherly at Mr.. and Mrs.
Weatherly's country house In the Black
mountains
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-23

The city's new road roller was put to
work, Monday, for the first time.
Street Commissioner Joseph A. Nc
Lean had piece of street prepared for
the unprecedented street where it has
been dug up for sewer purposes, and
given new coating of gravel. The
roller was in charge of Llewellyn j.
Bryant of the Buffalo-Pitts Company
of Buffalo, n. Y, the manufacturers.
1t was started on Laurel street at
eleven o'clock, the mayor and a num-
Der of other citizens being present. At
first the soft ground settled under the
roller SO that it would not go up the
steepest grade-15 per cent, the steep
est in the city-but as it rolled tie
street below it. got q surface hard
enough to support it and in half an
hour was able to go up the hardest grade
easily. 1t will be put to work on the
new graveling of Center and Child
double-engine pattern, weighs ten tons,
works at 1876 pounds steam pressure, is
rated at % horsepower, has front
wheel four feet in diameter with IS
inch face, and two rear wheels six feet
in diameter with 1S-inch faces. There
is canopy top with curtain for pro :
tecting the machinery when not in
use. 1t will be housed at shed for
the purpose near the stone crusher On
Capitol street. Mr.. Bryant has started
rollers of the same size and pattern at
Rockland and Calais earlier in this
month, and will go from Augusta to
Barre, VT, to try fourth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1903-06-23
PERSONAL MENTION.

Carl Randall of Mattawamkeag, is in
the city on short visit.
Oscar T. Jones and William e. Jones
of The Forks were in the city, yester-
day.
Mrs. John Everson of Alma, Neb., is
in town, visiting her mother, Mrs.
Emily Haskell.
John N. Gasln of this city, is in
Kearney, Neb., on visit to his brother,
Judge VIM. Gaslin of that city.
Miss Grace Downing left for Bruins
wick. Monday afternoon, to attend the
commencement exercises at BoWdoln
College.
Mrs. Everett S. Hall has returned
from n three weeks visit to relatives
and friends in Rhode Island and eastern
Massachusetts,.
Associate Justice and Mrs. William
Penn Whitehouse are in Portland, on
account of the June session of law
court which assemblies there, today.
Rev. and Mrs. Norman Mckinnon
and three children are visiting Mr.. Nc
Kinnon's father, Hon. Frank c. Waite
house, at Topsham. They will attend
the commencement exercises at Bow
doin College while there.