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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-12-07
MOUSE PROCEEDINGS DEVOTED
TO THE WORK OF ORGANIz-
...- ING FOR BUSINESS.
SENATE HOLDS VERY BRIEF MEETING
ApJoURNS OUT OF RESPECT TO
THE MEMORY OF THE LATE
= SENATOR PLATT.

Washington, Dec. 5.-Exactly at
noon Major Alexander Mcdowell, clerk
of the house, called that body to or
der, standing in his place directly In
front of the speakers chair, which
was vacant. The fall of the gavel
marked the beginning of the Fifty.
ninth congress.
Declaring the house Gin order" he
announced prayer by the chaplain,
Rev. DR.. Henry N. Couden. After a
roll call by states to show the pres
ence of a quorum business at once
began.
A large attendance of the members
was present, every seat on the Repub.
lican side of the hall being occupied,
with but few vacant seats on the Dem.
ocratic side.
At the conclusion of the roll call
Clerk Mcdowell announced 264 mem
bers present, a quorum of the Fifty.
ninth congress. a.
Speaker Cannon was placed in nom.
ination for speaker by Mr.. Hepburn
(Ia.) and the first applause of the
session followed. Mr.. Williams (Miss.)
was nominated on behalf of the minor.
ity by Mr.. Henry (Tex.), provoking
Democratic applause. Neither made
nominating speeches and the roll call
for election of speaker at once pro
ceeded.
Speaker Cannon Reelected.
Speaker Cannon received 243 votes
and Mr.. Williams 1913. Clerk Mellow.
ell declared Mr.. Cannon "duly elected
speaker of the Fifty-ninth congress"
He was brought into the, hall, escort
cd to his chair and was received BY
the members of the house standing,
while applause came from both sides
and the galleries.
Representative Bingham (Pa).
father of the house, administered the
oath of office to Mr.. Cannon, after
which the roll was called by states
and the oath administered to mem.
bers.
On motion of Mr.. Hepburn the Off.
GERS of the house of the last congress-
were reelected and sworn In, the
house first voting down the officers
proposed by Mr.. Henry (Tex.) on be.
half of the minority.
A resolution adopting the same rules
as provided in the last congress, Of
fered by Mr.. Dalzell, brought on the
first debate, which was short, but pro
voked considerable laughter.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-12-07
! Has 4 Grievance.

An exchange notes that the original
Of Mrs. Wiggs Of the Cabbage Patch
has brought suit against theatrical
managers for $3.50, 900 for humiliation
and shame brought upon her BY the
presentation OF the play in which she
is delineated for the amusement OF
theatre goers. The original Of Mrs.
Wigs is Mrs. Mary Bass Of Louisville,
Ky and she claims to have q just
grievance.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-12-07
City Council.

The regular meeting of the City
Council was held, last night. all men,
bers present except Alderman McEl.
roy.
Report OF city auditor read and
placed on file.
Deed of Geo. Williams and wife to
strip of land 80 feet wide, on 1st ave.,
was received and placed on file.
Water commissioner report read
and referred to finance committee.
The street and bridge committee
was instructed to give notice IN papers
that ordinance regarding clearing
sidewalks of snow be enforced. The
ordinance requires the removal of
snow from sidewalks by 10 a. m. the
day following snow fall, by all owners
of property fronting on all sidewalks
of the city. The council decided to
have the ordinance enforced.
Tie cityl attorney called attention
to the fact that under the law, cities
of over 1000 inhabitants should have
12 aldermen as representatives in the
council instead of eight. No action
was taken on the matter. The fol-
lowing hills were allowed:
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-12-07
APPROPRIATION FOR CANAL.
Emergency Measure Will Be Pushed
Through House.


Washington, Dec. 6.-The emer
gency appropriation for the Panama
canal will be made by the house be-
fore the committees OF that body have
been appointed, according to the pres
ent inclination Of Speaker Cannon.
The urgency of the appropriation
makes it necessary that immediate
action be taken and it is likely that
before the end of the week Represen.
taaive Hepburn, VINO introduced tho
bs]l will asS. unanimous consent Iot
its consideration in the house. Should
this methGS excite prolonged debate
the committee on rules will take the
matter in hand and a rule placing the
bill on its passage after limited
time for discussion will be brought
IN and adopted.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-12-07
sympathy for the Jews.

Washington, Dec. GA resolution
expressing sympathy for the Jews In
Russia, presented by Representative
0eldfogle IN. ~, was read in the
house during the day. It requests the
president to use his good on1ces with
the Russian government to prevent
atrocitiss In the future. The resolu.
tion was referred to the committee on
foreign affairs. Il
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-12-07
GIVEN CLOSE ATTENTION.
Congress Hears Annual Message Of
the President.

the President.
Washington, Dec. 6.-The annual
message of the president was read to
the senate very soon after the con-
vening of that body. There was an
exceptionally large attendance of sen
ators and most of them followed
closely the reading of the message by
Secretary Bennett and his assistants.
The reading of President Roose
velt's message was begun in the house
At 1925 o'clock. Printed copies of the
message were at once distributed to
members and the reading was fot
lowed with attentive interest.
The reading of the message con
oumed two aad half hours time.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-12-07
SENATE SESSION BRIEF.
Adiourns Out of Respect to Late Sen
ator Plat.

u. BAD
Washington, Dec. Sit was famil
iar scene at IL o'clock when Vice
President Fairbanks called the senate
to order with two strokes of the gavel
There were few changes In the mem
bership. Death had taken away Sen
ators Bate of Tennessee and Platt OF
Connecticut. There were no changes
among the senate officials.
The first arrival on the floor was
,aenator Sutherland of Utah. He came
in about IL o'clock and q few minutes
later Senator Hepburn appeared. From
that time on there were receptions IN
every part of the chamber, the marDle-
room and the cloakrooms!
The hum of voices ceased when the
vice presidents gavel sounded and
Chaplain Hale made the opening
mayer. Sixty-eight senators respond
ed to the roll call and the vice presi'
dent announced that the senate was
ready to transact business.
Senators Knox and Aldrich. who
have recently been elected to new
terma, took the oath Of ONCE. Senator
stone presented the credentials Of
senator-elect Warner Of Missouri and
Senator German, in the absence .l O
+ asnatcr Carmack. presented the ere. -
dentials Of senator-elect Frazier q
Tennessee and the new members were
sworn In. The credentials OF Senate!
Taliaferro OF Florida were presented
BY Senator Mallory.
Senators Allison and Morgan were
appointed q . committee to walt on g
the president, together with 2 similar 1ldll
committee from the house. The sec '
retary was instructed To- INFORM m the
! house of representatives that the sen sen
! ate was organized. u,
Senator Bulkeley then notihed the
8 h saa.ate omcially Of tho death Sofs Sen Sen
q y ator Platt Of nnecticnt. Resolutions Y
L Is memory Of the late senator were
yaad. after which the senate ad j0ar1 q g 9
4 "a Z further mark q respect. (
81 5 Splo.tonians T are still true .'' to the q
h aked bean. Last yer they spsns. 81. ..
hair feyorits .liet more than. ihe 81
N Stvo hattl or q tes, 1!
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-12-07
Pupils csmplstlsn Examination.

Regular examination for eighth
grade pupils will be held the third
Thnrsday and Friday IL December,
being December q and y, at the
school house in each Of the following
places:
s Edmunds Miss Bertha Thompson,
conductor. AN, t !!ss
nj Pingree 81. G. Smith, conductor. D
Buchanan Miss Esther Crombie,
condnct0rs S.5i 4: 5...2s
n Kensal j 8 Carr, conductor.
Courtenay--I n VanT Tasse1l, conduc.
tor. e
Medina Ms. n Nannie Ftscus, con.
ductor.
CLEVELAND elbert Rowe, oonduc.
tor.
Spirit Miss \ Mary Bronson,
conduct Is :5a 43sf 55s,
|S The examinst tions viii begin % a
O'Clock Ahasp. FRED sM..f y lAAi,1yxR 6
supkof schools, tntsman County
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-12-07
REMOVED BY PRESIDENT.
Land Office Official Accused Of Con.
nection With Frauds.

Washington, Dec. 6. President
Roosevelt has removed from Office
James c. Pettijohn, registrar of the
land Office at Valentine, Neb., for par
ticipation in alleged land frauds In
that state and has demanded the i'm
mediate resignation of the receiver.
Albert L., Towle. The Office for the
present will be in charge of special
agent of the general land Office.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-12-07
ALLEGED TO BE AN ALIEN.

Petition Against Seating Of Represen
tative Michalek.
Washington, Dec. Ga protest
signed by ninety citizens Of the Fifth
congressional district of Illinois was
presented in the house by Represen.
tative Rainey (Ill.) against the seating
% a member of the house Of Anthony
Nichalek on the ground that he Is an
allen. A special investigating commit
too will be asked fok
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-12-07

N W.TellCo. ................S 3 %
Geo Mckenzie, recording deed. 25
J G BenSch, freight, etc. 2 48
L N Cadieux, livery for Nov. 6 90
Phil Mason, blacksmith. ...... 955
ThOs Oliver. labor, ... IA IS
II E White Go, ink. ........... 35
Josiah Pearson, labor in park. 10 90
Jas McEvers, same. ........... q 90
Kirk s. Allen, supplies.... 80. l Is
Sam Richards, labor on streets 20 SO
Josiah Pearson, same .......... 5 90
A Walsh, hauling shale and
buring dead animals. .... 81 90
Western Elec Co, lights. POP 25
Same, pumping air.. 30 90
Same, pumping water.... 80. 81 SO
Lutz Lbr Go, brick and cement IS 20
H A Cramer, repairs police
SLdClOu. u................ ...... IL oo
Geo Conn, surveying.... ...... IL 50
Kirk & Allen, supplies ........ 25
Smith & Ross, blacksmithing.. 35
Taylor and Co, repairs water
mains. 10 so
Taylor & Co, stove for police
station. II so
Frank Andre, dray. Is
Manhattan Rubber Co.. ........ 16 25
Pittsburg Meter Co. ............ 2S 81
u
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-12-07

ending Dec. End, 1905.
Aaserf, Rasmus Kolinsky, Paul
Anderson, Fl V Kowalski, Edith
Boss, VIM Lamb, Roy
Boss, VT Lacrosse Harry
Boss, Willie Leintz, Thomas
Boss, WmT Leaffreg, Peter
Boyle, Elizabeth Lewis. WE
Boyle, Miss Lizzie Madsen, Mels
Bringe, Severt McCardie, WI
Bringe, Sever McLain, Nellie
Cable, CS McCuIly, Wv
Dirk, MP Menholt, Peder
Dirk, Puntianus, Minner, Mrs. E
Edwards, W e Olson, T
Fellows, Mrs E A Rocket, Richard
Feyereisen. Lizzie Seaerus, George
Finnie, Fl H Schwenk, J E
Frederickson, Mrs Schoerner, Chris
Frederickson, N Smith, Geo
Haas, Bertha Smith, Mrs Charlie
Hames, id Setrow, Earnst
Holmes, Mrs L Spoor, H D
Holy, Geo G Strachan, Mrs Jno
Jameson, Mrs J SWeap, John
Jensen, Miss Anna Veigel, Miss Mary
Jellsett, G. E Wayman, Cora
johnson, H G Witt, Otto
Johnson, Ed Wood, Mrs D(2)
Kaupp, Fridrich
These letters will be held 21 days
after which they will be sent to the
dead letter Office. When calling for
these letters always say advertised
and give date OF this list.
Chas. L. Mitchell, Postmaster.
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N W rel. el................ ..... 400
Hoglund Bros Plastering.... $50
Lltz Lumber Co............. 118 IS
McCulloch & Mudgett. ....... 143 25
F. M. Andre. e.............. :. 200
Chenery & Anderson. ......- 5,25
Kirk & Allen. IL IS
Fred Berquist t............... 800
Churchill, Webster & Bolinger 1000
Jno. G. Bensch, insurance. go. 10 90
Seller. 20 90
A. Steel ................ 5000
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1905-12-07
Advertised Lett ers.

Letters remaining uncalled for at
the Jamestown postof1ice for the week
ending Dec. End, 1905,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-30
MAINE PEOPLE.

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Z. Hovey of
Waldoboro recently observed their
golden wedding.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. II. Shattuck Of
York Beach recently observed the
sixtieth anniversary of their marriage.
w. Arthur Cole Of Kennebunk, has
entered Harvard University. He is
the son Of Charles III. Cole, superin-
tendent OF schools in kcnnebunk.
Miss Mary Morton Wood, of East
port, who was graduated recently from
the University of Chicago, with the
degree Of A. +. has gone 10 Cambridge
Mass. to continue her studies at Pad
clIffe College.
Harold S. Libbey Of Lewiston. who
was graduated from Bates last June
has entered the Massachusetts nsti-
tute Of Technology for a years course
in analytical chemistry, textile color
ing and mechanical engineering.
Chief Engineer Hermann Kotzchmar
of the revenue cutter service is the
guest of his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hermann Kotzschmar, Portland.
Mr.. Kotzschmar was one of a
committee of three recently sent to
| Washington to read and mark eXami-
| lion papers of candidates for promo
| zion in the service. He is now on spe-
| cial duty as inspector of vessels.
Misses Emma and Bessie Bray, for
'nerly of Auburn. now of EvertD.
| Iass., are soon to b, marri j. Boz
re graduates Oh the Edward Little
High school. Auburn, and of Bates
College, '04. Miss Emma Bray and
John Davis. also a graduate of Bates
in the class Of 1904. will be married
the middle Of October. Mr.. Davis is
instructor Of physics and chemistry il
the St. Paul academy. st. Paul. MINI.
Miss Bessie Bray and Arthur Stevens
of Auburn will be married. October %.
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STATE OF MAINE.

To the Honorable Board OF County Com
misSioncrS ~ k"nncbec County,
AS We are unable to locate thc bounds
Of summer Street. 50 called, ana also the
bounds Of the belgrade Road situated in
the town Of Oakland, We would rcsnccl-
July request that you com, here and 10
clt" the bounds Of said reads and estab-
liSn corner Of the Belgrade Road and
summer Street.
Dated at Oakland this 10Th day of Sep
tcmb"r, 1909.
!! W Nc GRE FL: II sclectmen
+. II. lIERSOM Oakland.
ENNEBEC, SS.-BOard of County Com
mlssiOncrS, August Session, 19oa. Held
by adjournment. September 2fth. 1908.
on the foregoing Petition, satisfactory
evidence having been received that tn :
Petitioners are responsible ana ought 20
hc heard touching the matter set forth
NJ said Petition, and that an inquiry into
a" merits IS expedient, it rs ORDERED,
mat thirty days previous notice be given.
mat the County Commissioners viii meet
at the house OF j. G.. Taylor in Oakland
on Thursday. the 26th dry OF Octnb, I
next, At 100 o'clock a. NJ. and theme.
proceed to view the rout, mcntjOnc III
said Petition, and immediately afterwards;
hear the parties and thCii witnesses. ana
thcn take such further measures in tn.
premises as may be adJudgcd proper.
sad notice to be given by :, rvinc ;,ftest
cd copies of said Petition and this ord r
thereon. upon the Clerk of tn town ..
Oakland and by p.'s,ing up uch copi ~
tirct puzzle TlaCcS in each of SD tOv.l.-.
ard by publishing tho same IN the x .ll,..,
pee journal, . pubic newsl al.tr i,.il.,. a
IN slld County; that all r'rssns ,,I.d -ot-
p"rat'onS int rested NAY attend aul !:
heard il thy think proper.
Attest: c. W. JONES. Clerk.
;, A true copy of the Petition and order of
Court thereon.
Attest; c. W. JONES. Clerk.
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CHURCH AND PASTOR.

g. s. Thayer of Lubec. has presented
the FIRST Christian church of that
town, of which he is a member, with Il
handsome pulpit set.
Thomas Francis Mullen of Portland,
who was graduated last June from st.
Mary's College. Van Buren, has gone to
Montreal to study for the Catholic
priesthood.
ltcv. w. II. Gould Of Dexter. has ac-
c"pt"d the call recently extended to
him by the Church Of the Messiah,
Portland. and will enter upon his pas
tofate about the first OF November.
The dedication Of the Bethany church
AT South Portland, will be- held oct. 4.
AT the same time the Scmi-anuuaI
meeting of the Cumberland County
Conference of congregational churches
will also be held.
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THE STATE INDUSTRIES.

business ut the Wooden Mills. Madison.
IS booming, both mills having all the or
d"rS they re able to handle. Four rcw
spinning mules have been recently added
and ten new looms ar" soon to be in
stalled in tn" weave room. At til" Indian
Spring Wooden Mill ten pairs of looms are
to b. started on night work at once.
The Publishers Paper Go. is employing
nearly 80 hands and many teams. cXCa-
waiting for the foundation of Il large pulp
mill soon 10 be erected at Standish. The
work is under the direction of Ward
Bros and the providing for so many pco-
pie and horses gives Standish merchants
and boarding house keepers quite an ad
dition to their regular business.
At the $. ID. Warren paper mills West
brook, the coating department is to he
pushed to its fun capacity. Their" being
large quantity of unfinished paper on
hand. 1t is probable that This portion OF
the mill will be run Il hours 4 day as ar,
the other departments OF the mill.
Down at Hall Quarry there is consider
able activity in granite shipping From
the firm of Campbell 4 MacOmb"r n largo
cargo Of cut granite Will be shipped by
the schooner Puritan this week. valued
at 5000. The stone goes to Hartford,
Conn. via New York on contract they
are filling. Several other cargoes will b.
shipped later.
The superintendent of the Monmouth
Packing Company reports that the pack
ing of corn fer 1905 has been competed
Mt the Gorham factory, and the labelling
and casing of the pack will soon begin. y
fair amount of corn has been put up ana
the quality of same is excellent. The
connpany will at once commence the pack
ing of Lima beans. Squash and pumpkin
viii be canned later in the season. A
large force of men is employed at the fac
tory.
A Searsport correspondent writes: Thu
work at Mack's Point is going rapidly
forward The grade is completed to with
in about $50 feet of the coal wharf and
concrete abutments have been placed in
position for GO feet. The round house IS
about completed and the foundations in
position for the engine, boilers and dyna-
mo. The concrete work on the foundation
for the turntable is nearing completion
and the hard pine sills have been placed
! in position in the section house Tor the
| rails"
| A Norridgewock correspondent sends in
the following concerning some OF that
| towns various industries: lhey are
rushing things at present in the 6 granite tf
! yard at Frank Groves, a muiIiptr " "
| hands being employed, and all kihus q
/ granite work is being hewed out; NJ
many feet away the NorridgeWocK NIT LI
bic and Granite Works are hustiing DUST
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NEWS OF THE RAILROAD

The Rockland7 Rockport Line Company
Is put ting in loop a the Wilson wharf
Rockl:ind. to relieve the congestion IN M
wharf and release the empty rars II r,,st
as they are needed. HcreloIorn con
siderable time has been lost in getting
the empty cars back. The work viii h.
completed in about a week
The freight equipment Of the Roston A.
Maine Is St TO 81 be supplemented by the add
ton of 1000 D-fOot box ears of 10 O3u mounds
capacity. Orders have been placed for 100
Of these with the Laconia Car comnanv
and 500 with the Merchants Disnatrh
Transportation company.
The Boston &. Maine Railroad company
is laying the track on the spur in Wells
between Wells Beach station and North
Berwick. on the Western division, and
changing the rail from a sixty rolInd 10
an eiShty-five pound rail. Seth Towna nj
hennebunkport has the work in charge.
Orders have been placed by the BOSTON
d Maine railroad with the American 10
connective company rs follows: AT IN.
Manchester works, for ten shutters, len
moEuls, and four eight-wheel passenger
locomotives; and at the Schenectady. for
six ten-Whcel passenger and Six conSoli-
dation type freight locomotives
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Maine nep$ Cold I'm Brief
Short Paragraphs Of Interest to ALL

Bangor High school will speak on
What Constitutes secondary Schooi
of Standard Grader" Prof. James >.
stevens of Maine will speak on How
Can Work in Sciences in Preparatory
Schools and Colleges Be Made CONTINUE
ouso" The discussion of this question
will be opened by Prof. l.. j. Jordan OF
Bates college and continued by Charles
G. Caswell of Portland High school.
why Courses in Modern Languages in
Secondary Schools Should be Uniform
and Definite" by Miss Augusta Pres
colt of Edward Little High school. Au-
burn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-30

quantity Of the purest Pepsin and other ex-
pensive drugs each tablet contains, (see
formula on bottle.) Pepsoids are sold at SO
cents bottle on an absolute guarantee to
cure, or money refunded. We will send
you, if you have not used Pepsoids before,
a 5o-cent bottle FREE; merely send us
your name and address, and you will re-
ceive promptly full sized bottle. You do
not obligate yourself to pay cent. All we
ash after Pepsods have cnred or greatly
benefited YOU Is. that yuu recommend
Pepsoids to your friends Evc:y man
M RECOMMENDED sV rAOS
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ness. Here one of the largest monuments
eyer made in town is being built. one Of
i.leWeliyn Lawton. who is near the seven ,
ties IS employed here, and is cnnsidered
one OF the most skillful workmen Va hava
III the granite business. The next nI,ce
Tor the manufacture of granite and mar
bic Is the Taylor Bros, vino do an oXtot
SlNe business every month In the wear
The last place on Depot street is the large
ciothlng business of Frank ]. Watts 4
Son. Here the coats are being mad bN
the car load. A large number Of h,nds
both men and women are employed here
and are rushed with work at the present
lline: Ten or twenty or more hands are
wanted. 80
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IN THE SCHOOLROOM.
Educational Matters from All Sections
of Maine.

Miss Gertrude Fogg Of Garland. has
a position IS teacher in the
Bangor schools.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-09-30

or woman now has the opportunity Of
possessing strong and healthy ston,-
ach. Will you grasp itp People with
weak stonlachs are always in misery.
Pepsoids have made thousands Of people
happy by giving them what nature in.
tended everyone should possess-a strong
and healthy stomach, so as to enjoy the
best there is in life. Try Pepsoids today
price only so cents bottle at drug store.
Or you may have full sized bottle free by
writing the Medical Department of The
Vic Chemical Co., Chicago, III. -
J. kENNEN
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MAINE FRATERNITIES.

y Loyal Temperance J.egion has
been organized in Westbrook with a
membership Of %.
The Elks of Houlton have voted to
Immediately procure larger quarters
he lodge having outgrown the present
accommodations.
Washington Lodge. t. and A. NJ. of
Lubec this week, observed the 50th
anniversary Of the dedication of its
hall. In the year 1855. thirty-four
members were added to this lodge, five
of whom are now living in Lubec and
We're present at the anniversary exer-
cises.