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The Republican journal., 1905-01-12
5IINfR's PILGRIMAGE
IF BRAZILIAN COAST FROM
NC IpL ,.NElRO TO BAHIA.

plDdru't VI NV
.,. December 4, 1904.
~. ~. set foot in Rio de
,uths ago, has been a
.wn. sticky, moldy heat,
NE gagged by the Their
seldom rises above 90
rhf nights have been
LAYS darkness bringing
,f the clammy discom-
.a-.I activity to all the
Wing squirming pests
lively ito look at) in
Hl. nothing short of a
.f .-lieve the lassitude
ong breathing the
Ma. letermined to take
rathpr Brazilian coast
rs north of Rio.
circumstances the
lays. Right here a
-ver you find your
~. ..1s trip, don't take
. though dozens of
,.e harbor and you
to wait a week for
luglIsh or German
4sterS are constantly
H. but they are in
r.rwed, and cooked,
.rel Portuguese, and
are scions of the
..Uouounced success.
,. of seasickness on
arous Atlantic with
y.'llanous food, vile
"5uin, surly officers
ss underlings.
rom the "River of
W colossal peaks of
dos Orgoas, which
u love like human
ulln and DINNER and
um view, we find our
ape Frio of school
hitch in those days
ly taught to pro-
The huge mass of
perpendicularly out
KS the spot where the
llght angle by turn
-hp north. A much
-tands at the foot of
8use of its building
-loW-the remains of
ate Hhetis. You remem-
WeWard bound vessel
tu hour, was dashed
ark IN the darkness of
10 kindling wood in
s. most of the officers
-,I to save themselves
% mighty precipice out
iashing spray, and
,ti0nS of rock until
a 'ater by a passing
mve this point the
ta PUSHES to the sea,
INTO it, having bust
san Salvador, a flour
is left bank, twenty
ire surrounding region,
pos dos Goyatakazas
ltakaZ Indians) is ex-
aj produces the best
Ialj!. We had only an
that was enough to
s With its well paved
gJable casas shaded by
N.gh the world knows
hing of San Salvador,
much more progress
-At0S, and its commerce
N sugar, rum and
"itee. A few leagues
uIpguement of the Pa
au sailing close along
'-sie ground, the great
lt9ly Ghost) province,
lie ancient captaincy
a. part of Porto SECURE.
uu of Brazil that Cabral
where the first Dona-
-t 1t is far more thinly
ia aboriginal days, and
improved. Its rich soil
Ear cane and coffee, and
'l!l of the most precious
ai drugs; yet vast tracts
d over by savages, who
, plundering raids upor
~nts. 1t is the old story
= to all tropical countries
As furnished the people
i've on without work
tua and the black maj
!, side. The Portuguese
.dnstrious race, and o.
II in the line of progress.
ed from the negroes, thu
ass in the country. Blu
atury has marked SOM
wen here. Not counting
llans, there are upwards
people (mostl,
vast province of Espilit,
-lroad is talked of. AlonI
ever, in all the Thousand
Rio and Bahia, there il
TT OF city of consequence
d the name leading int
a navigated stream ex
The Republican journal., 1905-01-12

y
y, ,,''' Ill The vast province of Espilito
IVY "4l q railroad is talked of. Along
vast however, in all the thousand
@ '7' "teu Rio and Bahia, there is
"'s port or city of consequence,
Y'u worth the name leading into
i, '''''ol Vt navigated stream ex-
r~r 'aaaida.
s 4pol the captains advice we
a. '- dalbreak on the morning of
'-'9 LAY voyage in order to wit
\, " approach to Bahia-the oldest
T., '9ulh America, Brazil's second
4, q" we, though not in commercial
M, .,''''tc 1t was founded some four
.'N ago, and was of considerable
!, vance before the little French set
Nm 1'8 thousand miles farther south
n.5 'ashon, now Rio de Janeiro,
j, wv M 1857, was heard Of. For
~ "ah Two hundred years Bahia
~. 'aPital of all the Portuguese
.-'''' III South America, up to
ln, ,'' '53, when the Brazilian gov
Wv transferred its seat to Rio.
h., g''rht capital was christened San
n '' but took it's present name
\, WV magnificent sheet of water in
.a,, II which Americas Vespucius
d, %ea IN 1903 and piously called
81, y, ~e lodos os Santos, ebay of all
srs IL is similar to the world.
hils' o' Day of Rio in shape and size,
b., 70 long, q miles wide, and with
"age depth of 40 fathoms. But
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18
Jewell Bellows.

Eug-He l.. Jewell, and Miss Marie
Frances Bellows Of this town were
united in marriage at the Episcopal
arGOru3r at Wat, ryIllr Sunday morn
ing. li $50 O'Clock by the Rector, R"y.
George Bruce Nicholson. Both tic
bri,i" ana groom are very popular
y"uh.5 people am their many friends.
who srrmis"d that the marriage was
~ take place Hnpn. hhd planned a,l
SORTS Of pleasant things for them 10
tax" ui'c" Uhrn tn"y should Learn cf
tf'"ir HrIaItui' 1.f tI. Young couple
VI 4" iu ri:'r f's i!:I.l. ANA Eut SAFE
ly vIi w tJ.,I b'ID4.v anyone was tn
wis"r. What Viii happen when they
return, is he question. The bride has
only been . resident Of this town for
i few years. coming here With MI. ans
Mrs. T.. D.. Savage with whom She has
lived for IA" past / years but she llaa
made many friends during hcr short
stay, being active in the UniversalIat
church in III" Young Peoples Society
and in al departments The groom is
the son Of Mr. ana Mrs Wallace Jewell.
lie IS rnpl1yti 4 at the crate mill Or LIS
uncle, Albert Jewell Mr. ANA Mr..
Jewell left on IN" 1905 tram for 4 we'd
ding nip L. BOSTON ANA New York. ar-
ter which they Will return to Fairfield
ami tax" up their home i'll the Park
man housc on lower Main street.
host 0f friends here join I'm congratu-
lations and good wishes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18
FOR THE CHILDREN.
A Unique kindergarten Feature at This
Weeks Fair.

oua of the most attractive features
of the Central Maine Fair, now fast
assuming form, is the kindergarten dr-
I.art:h.nt on tn upper floor Of IL" al
nini+tratioa building. 1t r. her" that
the youngsters among the VISITORS I"
ihc fair :trs. to b.. cared for ana enter
tanned ~ q competent trio Of Kin i'E-
partruers. consisting Of Miss Daisy
!. Day. Of Miss Whrlpck's kindergarten
Training school of Boston. Miss Hell
en N. l,nstcr Of Miss browns Training
ScnooI. Bangor with Miss Cora Croin-
mCit al the piano.
I'h, i.f5 room las been very pr't'ily
prrpnrcd for tn" use to Whicn It n I"
h. pu,. The walls being covered WIN
pictures. Wit! pots of ferns at th''
windows ana 4 bright array of hAga
ana bunting. Tie room contains ~
Iintcrrytinr exhibit Of training school
work collected Tor the inspection Of
adult visitors.
There is on hand IN abundance q
Lnldcr2artrn material for the use of
the little folks, WHO are expected I"
get as much pie: sure out Of this part
Of tn. fair nS their fathers ana mothers
do elsewhere.
Aside from the Interest attached to
il as an educational feature Of the iAir.
il will also SrrE" tn" very practIcal
purpose uf relieving parents ri the care
0G their children while they themselves
are seeing tie big show outside. II
must not bc understood that this Kin
Il. r::.trt,n room is Il nursery, for no
children under three ana Il half years
will be- received but for those from
that age up 10 eight il will hc 4 Vely
pleasant exp, licnce 10 te entertained
there
In order to meet til" considerable cX-
penSc inv"ivcd in the enterprise. 4
chHrp4 Of 10 cents I'M hour or % cents
tor It half day will be received, the
kindergarten being open from until
| y in the rAorning and from until ; in
he afternoon.
Til" kindergarten is established ami
| is in Char2r of the educational COM
Elittcr of the Wat-ryiIlr WOmam's club.
which is entitled to much credit for
| its enterprise
| ON Tuesday 'hildrcn'S day at the
| fhlr. there will be Il children'S rccep-
| tl"n and baby show at 1890. chill
drrn VINO ar" not entered for the baby
SHOW viii j" ent, ,ltaimcd by the ladies'
III tn" Rest Booth. to give the mothers
an "l'r"r unity To go about and see
| iht Coliseum exhibits.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

THE GOVERNORS RECEPTION.
The Plans for the Entertainment Call
for a Grand Good Time.

The &rEfrnl committee having in
charge the entertainment of the South
ern governors ANA other distinguished
guests which arr to i" III Watrrvtllc
next Thursday, met IN the city govern
mcut rooms. Saturday evening. to listen
10 various reports and t. outline the
work. which WIS under consideration,
NOR. thoroughly Th" central commit
tee" which had been selected from the
general committee, consisting Of Mayor
Purntnn, Dr ]. T. lin ana rN-Mayor
Davis submitted its report at Ii" OPEN
ing of the meeting. Dr. Hill, in behalf
Of III" "nmmIttr" reportcd that invita-
tion% had been sent ont To the numer-
ouS ,AEnita rieS Of official Maine which
have already been mentioned in this
paper. To- the number of 9S. Although the
Invitations had been sent ont as late as
Friday evening, hr had favorable replies
received from several gentlemen which
wer" very gratifying. TIL" gentlemen
were. Hon. w. l.. Frye. Judge Savage Of
the Supreme Court ana Morrill, Drew.
Til" report concerning The banquet was
also rendered by DIR. i'm To the effect
that ". A. Ilagrr had been awarded the
would he $50.
\ committee on transportation was APP
pointed Of which Dr. T. l.. Jones was
made chairman. II was decided that lie
visitors would hc driven about town dur
ing the latter part of th" afternoon. their
final destination I" be the Elks' hall to
which thy would arriv" At or go
O'Clock. The banquet will be served in
tn" t.Iks' handueting. beginning at Z
o'clock.
a committee on decorations was ap-
pointed which consisted Of Frank Red
ington Frank W. Alden and Dennis T..
Bowman. The committee will have in
charg" the decorations Of the Elks' han
and will spare no pains to do the occa-
sion FIJI credit.
y financial committee was Of course
considered necessary and Hon. W. I.
Hain"S was nominated as chairman with
power to choose two persons whom he
might desire to serve with him.
1t was voted that the marshal Of the
day should he determined upon by the
committee on transportation.
\ reception committee was then APP
pointed aS follows: Mayor liotace ihr-
inton. Dr. +. &. Thayer, Hon. w r.
Ha!rcs. G. i. Johnson and DIR. NJ. s.
Gondrich. For some reason Mr- john
son thought that Il larger number would
b" necessary to represent the city and
accordingly the names Of @. Fred Terry,
Fred w Clair, Esq, and Cyrus w. Davis
Were proposed for nomination which
were subsequently chosen as members
nf thc committee. The meeting adjourn
cd at S.45 O'Clock, having been in ses-
sion one hour.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Peter Leroy, VINO was with the Iicg-
nounccd. Saturday. ut North Adams,
that by Zicgl"r', will IL" had been lift
$50. 900
An official dispatch 1" The Hague re-
ports a successful raid mad" 10y the pre-
tender Sonnchait Of the limo archipelago,
who recently invaded Dutch irrritnry
killing 3: persons ANA carried of i, cap
tiveS.
Isaac ScIEtmua. ihr young man who re-
Gently attempted to e-r Ero-dcui Euusc-
welt ut oyster BAY in order tn submit 10
him scheme for settling th, coal min
ing question. was Saturday. committed
To- I'm insane asylum
Miss Alic,, roosevelt. Maj. Gen. cor
bin amd Rear Admiral Train and party
are expected to arrive at Seoul, Cnrna,
Tuesday next. I'll" Emperor IL prcpar-
ing To welcome them with imperial
hon"r%. The travellers will remain a
few days in Coret. whence they will go
I" Japan by way nf F'usan.
An official dispatch from Harushas.
German Southwest Africa says: Mai.
MeisleES column of colonial troops ch.
gagged ~" ihSurgrit Hottrntots yest-
ward Of her" sept. 13. After five
hours lighting tn" natives gave way.
leaving 81 dead. Two Germans vero
killed ana y, including Mai Manrekcr
We're wounded.
Emperor William at F+'4uburg. Prus-
.gr Ir-,fs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18
MAINE FOOTBALL NOTES.
What the Players Are Doing in Som
Of Our Schools.

candidates for thr Lewiston High
football team will begin their first
practice, next Tuesday. 4 mass meeting
win =" held i'll th- s,nooI nam, Monday
noon, ANA there viii hr abl" speakers
wh" arr expected 10 arouse "nihuSiaSfn
rhc Cuhura fooihll! team was out for
practice. Thursday night. and " good
bunch Of mon showed up. Th"r" were
as many men as There were suits ana
there Were Il few who would have liked
~ nav" come ont had they been ahl"
ID grt suits They did not do much
work last night some light work as
falling IN tie bah and getting som"
practice ID starts Thr crowd that
.hpWtd Iyl was Il mstY looking bunch
ana til. prospects fur Il good team Seem
cd "f III" h'-s'. They will pla"ti"" r"gu-
lIrly every evening now.
Edward Little High haS already started
10 lind out how large a squad can be
depended upon to try for the football
team Smith '06. Harold Blanchard '07,
Eadnn rs ana Alm0n blanchard ~ have
have been appointed to secure the names
of the candidates in the four classes.
\ meeting WIS held at recess, Thurs
day to arouse enthusiasm.
A football team has been organized nj
FoxcrofI Academy with Fitze Bigncy as
captain Hnd H.rhcrtS Moore, manager.
Fred Eiurrut. a Colby student, son of
Prof. M. j. RiG"out. mas been engaged
10 coach the team. Each night after
SchCul hni!I>, also Saturday afternoons,
the boss st ott Tor practice and accord
ing to :lpearanrr; the school is to De
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

!, ,.: e tho et.tua of Thomas
- ,,r,;, IT, . ,cnI;co of David's
sc,, which, former
,.r,, n Tsvv of Ncv
N-o'i eS7''''''' ,,.-i.,,,. ,,,tivo town
~
-AIisei9'
John y. Bailey, nfesldtit :"
Iaudcrdaie count! pT"i,h VI ~. -'.,
SiSSippi Cotton tloNtI9 -A7''' ~
has declared That the rotloh pI"'l'''"
81 tn. south are l'r'i''' IT. II Il
"Ht WIN t''o ,, ;I,I ,I.i,.
~ IN i"i 'iaiI .,o,o,,,,, and
convention ~ l-iFei p"'' ,:,
SCI + DIG" oll 0"uth''i II ''''oi'
they agreed I" Sidlid p4.
Secretary of the Navy 'larl'S D.
RunIparIc visited the 'hdfi"SI"N u
navy yard. Saturday, hnd Was f"fiIiaiiy
received ~ thr cnlnniandant, lntin-
ducrt to All the officers and accorded
the customary hOnurS. After Il bil"i
inspection Of The docks and other Tea
lures ~ t,.t yard part Of ms pro-
gram somewhat lntcrfrrr"t with ny w b
ranI-hr returned 1" IN" if"''l ''"ni''
Se'
IN" Paris Temps printed z dlSpat'h
| from C"n@ianti"pl" SIS Ing: The IhrIdeht
III winch III" int"d states legation -
| concerned has taken an arul" fofm ""
| American minister, Mr.. l-'isimam, not
desiring delays similar TO 7hos" in III"
case Of the question of tn" schools in
| Asa Minor. and III" Porte. therefore.
| II setting aside tile sentence "f fii" court
| c"hdemninE Ghirkis Nartani;n I" death
| affords :. # IN, ella
of III" American minister.
| n P Bacon Of Milwaukee. chairman Of
| the executive. committee az W. inter
| stat" ruiuEirrcn law convention. has is
| sued formal call for a convention to he
| held il Chicago on oct, 70 next at the
| Auditorium Hotel. The object Of the
| convention is to impress upon Congress
! the extent and persistence of the de
| mand Of the p"opl" Of all parts Of the
| country for Legislation outlined. in the
| Presidents last annual mrssaR" Ia Com
| gr"SS, in which lac adv"cat'-S that power
| be- vested in the interstate commerce:
| commission Tor the regulation Of rail-
| road rates.
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r,,, ID rr,..,,,...,,t.,ti,o Auguet FIIfnn az
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18
Mary 4 EaIIoa

Boston. graduate of Boston City Hos
rital Training School. writes: Il have
used Comfort Powder for three years
ana find it has no equal for infant
chatting ard scalding. ami for irrita-
tons of III" skin of any kind. l always
recommend il 10 my patients in pre-
ferenc" to all Others" All druggists
in Fall River sell it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

to enter. were very interesting. and
were Ii:tcEed to with much interest by
all. .a,tcr the service, many frinds
took occasion 10 say parting word
10 them. and to wish them GOd-speed
in their work, with the hope that they
might return safely 10 their homes
gnIjD
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

Clarence Ludlow BrownoII, in his book
The Heart of Japan" tells amusinGly OF
some signs he saw in Japan on the shops
n merchants WHO y rc bidding for Eng
Shave Eeard or to Dress Hairs Away"
'Thc Genuinely Bier Buy the Health for
Drink. or smokes our tobacco is pres
sure 10 Our tongue ANA give tie hcalthi-
ness t. Hers ana Hes Also All People
by il. "Cowmeat and Pigmeat and Ra-
mune Scuba SLSupre ZmSnbiya JiniNacl"
This last means lemon soda sarSapa rlla
ginger Grand ginger ale.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18
ONLY ONE CONTESTANT
Finishes the Annual Endurance Swin'-
ming Match At New York.

New York, Sept i1.-Of thirty men who
ztarted today. III I'll" tnird annual IN
iuranc' swimming match Of til" United
States volunteer lifr saving corps. only
one VA il I'll" water at III" finish.
Alfred Brown, If The C"llrg" Point
crew. swan fifteen miles. thu eIitr" dis
tanoc. from the brooklyn hridG. to
Steeplrcha4r ri,r At Coney Island and
wo 1itl" gold mcdal tits tim- was siX
hours. - minutes, ." seconds
e. }. Sigfrird, on" legged swimmer,
ami H. i[aya-9u. 2 Japanesc, set KS far
u.- Fort Hamilton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

feN- and Mrs. \. II. Curtis occupied
ne pnipit OF the Baptist chuch, Sun
Gay, ~ place Of the pastor, Rev. J. l..
Clark Mr.. ard Mrs. Curtis win leave.
loday, for Boston. and will sail soon
t"r India where they will again take
ip the'r mission work and for this rea-
son they were invited 10 speak. Sunday
morning. Their remarks which were
about the work which they are about
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18
Wanted

a company about to purchase the right
10 manufacture Il patented article, in the
New England States. REQUIRES a man to
take charge of this state.
IL must be in position to invest at
i,aai rtnat hre hundred dollars in 70 preferred
STOCK OF the company and to give his on
'ue tiine to the ccmpanys business.
seri1,ao Ihe article will sell to every farmer.
and 80 80 required. personal solicitation
~ appoihtlhS agents. To the right per
~ son ms IS a most excellent opportunity
u secure Il desirable position that will
fn, = large income. Address at once
ioi PARTICULARS, Box l522. Boston. slSdst
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18
Pure Blood is a Defense.

u means safety. A person whose blood
is III an impure and Impoverished con-
dllion is i'll the greatest danger of
Catching any infectious or epidemic
disease. DIR. Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy is the mildest, safest and surest
purifier of the blood. thus striking at
the root OF Kidney. Liver and Bladder
diseases. $1.00 at all druggists.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18
The Weeks Schedule.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

MOnday-RrUoklyn at Boston. New York
at Philadelphia. st Louis at Chicago
Tuesday BROOKLYN at Boston. New
York az Philadelphia. Cincirnati at Chi
CaEn.
Wednesday Brooklyn at Boston. New
York at Philadelphia. Cincinnati ut Chr
cago.
Thursday ay-PhiIldelphl at PittsburE
Friday and STANDARDIZATION ut 81.
Louis. BROOKLYN at Cincinnati. New York
nt Chicago. Philadelphia AT Pit. sburg.
STANDARDIZATION at St Louis. BROOKLYN
at Cincinnati. Philadelphia At 1ittShure.
AMERICAN LENGt T..
Monday ana Tuesday-BUSton ~ Wash
ington (two games each udyb. Athlrtl 5
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

MIS- George I. Page entertained par
Il - ia"F friends at whist. Saturday az.
lcriicoh' at her home on Western avenue
ne nous" WAS beautifully decorated will
cut '""erS. Seven tables We're filled TIL.
hrSt Irlzc vas won by Miss Ellen Dun
par ana the booby by Mrs. A. e. Ladd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

There are about sixty words in English
that have no rhyme. AS given in 'Th"
Rhy:ncrS' Lexicon" hy Andrew Lang
they are as follows: Aitch. alb. amongsI
avrnge. bilge, bourn, breadth. brusque,
bulb Golf, cOnch. culm. cusp. depth, doth.
gulf. hemp, lounge. malIve. month";
morgue, mourncd, mouth Cvtrbi, NINTH
oblige. of. pcart, pint, porch pork. puulp,
prestige, puSS, recumb. sauce, scarce
scarf, sixth. snolt. swoln, syIph, tenth
torSk, twelfth. unplaSucd volt warmth,
wasp. wharves width. with. wolf, wolves.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

Mrs. William Pcndcxtcr Of Pisbon',
Ferry, mas purchased The good will Of til,
M"rrlIl if"hs" of James Murray. who ha,
e"l".lct'd the place for several wears
Nr' Murray will locate in some Jythc,
town in the same business
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

IN" members Of til" Young Peoples
S"clrty 81 tn" thiversalist church ar
soon /" hold Runmage sale. so all
are requested to remember them when
doing their fail cleaning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

Mir. and Mrs, Lyman Blair of Green
VILE, We're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. 7. May" "t Ire Gerald, Sunday. Mr..
Blair is proprietor Of the Hillside Farm
1T GrccnVillt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

MI ana MIS-. sherman Mitchell of Pas
adrna' CAL who have been town pass
ing \ few weeks with Mr.. Mitchers
brother ". +. Mitchell. lcn. Saturday.
on their return home
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18
OTHER GAMES. SATURDAY.
4. rrmswtck cnhn--, III s.h,ttu,
Bates sophs. q: Freshmen. II

Lewiston. Nj S,pt !, In 'hc ANIMAL
gaInr. saturday, between tn Rates yopn-
omnrr and freshmen mines, the former,
won. u To H.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18
EASTERN LEAGUE, SUNDAY.

At Pr,vid'ucr-F game PROV D..
dcrra T.. Toronto. l. Second gam
rruvidcrro ". Toronto. five innings
dlfkrrssI.
A. N-NJrk-Elrst game. Rochester. E.
Newark second Erm,- Newark. o.
Re-, hr,ttr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

Mrs. J. p. IiodsdOn. who has been in
specting the local lodges OF the w r. g.
at Bangor Orono. Old Town, Bluehin and
Bar Harbor returned home, Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

Frank T.. Srragup If the force of
letter carriers at the Augusta post Of
fic" Was in town visiting friends, sun
day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

Mrs. T. A. Gregg, who has been passinz
number of weeks with her sister Mrs
Peter Letourneau left. Saturday, for her
home i'll Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

The BAPTIST Society has extended a
ral to Rev. Sumner Bangs of Charleston,
to become the pastor Of that church.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

An Improvement is reported in the con
dition OF Mrs. l.. A. Folsom, who has been
suffering for Tie past four weeks from
ptomaine poison caused by casting lob
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

Mrs. Addic Sampson has returned from
Lewiston, where she WAS operated upon
for appendicitis atrtne,. 1retrrraf .iNJaiue
hospital, q few weeks ago
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

MIR. ana Mrs, Howard Fish left. Satur
day. for vacation trip to New York
Philadelphia ana Washington
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

MIS-. Marcia Warren Of Bath. is Wis
itinE her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Free
n:Hh Reynolds for Il few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

Mr.. 9nd Mrs. Horace Emery of Wins
low, passed sunday in town with Nj
Em"ry'S brother. Warren.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

Hugo Small left, yesterday, for Corn
wall-on- -the-Hudsnn, 'wherc he is a stu
dent at a military school.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18
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Il. New York. Detroit ~ rlc:eand. s.
Ioliis at Chicago.
Wcdnosdav-i}c Ut Washington
two eamesJ. Athletics 1T NV York.
Thursday. Friday ana .Iatririu, -St.
Louis at Boston. Chic;,-,o ut New York.
Cleveland at PhilHd,lIh.;t. htr"ir q,
Washing,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

J"rcme RanG of Boston, has been il
town calling ON friends Mr. Rand i.
visiting relatives in China.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

ClNd" Folsom, who has been visiting his
mother. Mrs. J.. a. Folsom, viii leave
today, for New York CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

Dr r. a. Bcns"n Of New York City. is
at the hom" Of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
IL a. Benson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

Miss Alic" Brown, who teaches il
Wat"lN lie. PASSED sunday in town
With Mrs Wallace Hill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

H. K. IIall"tt nf Ncwtonvilr. Mass. i.
the guest of his mother, Mrs. NJ X. Hal
lett.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

Mrs Harry Atwood has returned from
two weeks visit i'll East Wilton ana
Lewiston
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

| Miss L'llan Pclkif- has returned to Lin
| coin. after weeks visit with friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-18

Miss Emma J. Pr'ntIsS'uf Augusta. wa.
in town oN'r Sunday, tho guest OF Mis-
kitiir NJ. kcnrick