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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-24
CHURCH AND PASTOR
Matters Of Interest in the Main
Religious World

| Tic parsonage recently purchased by
the Baptist church at East Nachias il
| Undergoing some changes ana extensive
repairs. at the same time being adurti-
"A with 4 new dress of Turc white lead
ana oil ana canary trimmings. The
house is Il nicely shaped building ana
makes a pretty appearance in it's nc.v
Dress of paint. The credit for this
Vvu.k is due to the energetic pastor
Rev. Dr. Krumrcig.
III, South franklin Sunday school
convention vas held at the NJ T..
church. New Sharon, recently. and
there was the usual good attendance
excellent program ana enthusiasm The
Sunday school represented by delegates
| were. the. Congregational. Methodist ana
Free BAPTIST of Farmington. the Con-
grcgutinnal ana Methodist Of Wilton.
tnt Union If East Wilton. the ConGrc-
gational ana Methods st Of New sharon
and the Union of ChCstrrVillc.
The annual meeting of the Main" Free
BAPTIST association will bc held at the
Essex street Free Baptist church in
Fnl!gor Tuesday. Wednesday and
Thursday, Sept. -. &c and -.
Work is progressing RAPIDLY on the
T, HUM Methodist church which j., being
built Oh the site Of the ola one on
Church street. Livcrmore Fal!s. II"
roo; is nearly all on and shingles are
i, ing laid. The church is being huilr
,ut of brick With stnn" trimmings. Thc
,x;,r;ur Dimensions are about 60 ~ 30
rcc:. Three towers are being built, tn"
! liz. ont n
inc i, fy,t square ana - feet high. In
Ill, other corner is another on which
WI hc T. feet square ana GO feet nigh.
Over TIL" vo@try cntlHc" which is On the
vest sid" is an"thvr tower l. l'''t
slUHr" "nd about AZ lc"l ilGh.
Six young ladies ana one young man
were. received into the Cross Hill Rap-
fist church Suuduy-six by baptism
ana one BY letter.
1.nnrr, \ Garnet ,hr n,w 1,hy.i...,l
,i,.,.,,,. If IN. \ u q \ ~ !;.,rnnr
begins, his work Today. Director rornrt
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-24

Archleacon George $. Robinson II
VIM. Will commence His duties. sun
dav. oct. :. as rector of 81 James Epis-
copa! church Old Town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-24

ATTORNEY for Petitioner.
/. + ir,.oiuc Petition.


On the lrcSoinc Petition.
o1ItrN;r.p: That the N"tt,"r oau ,,i
to h. rul,lshcd trll" COPY ~ san P'u-
non ,,,f tins nr,I,r of N"tlrr fh'l'nh'
thru d.v< *ugcrsSirrly n thr ,L EFT If
,ur,,sta IN TIL, county NJ kcru"h.C ~,
first nunl;c1tinn y slil rnn.r, I" 7" N u !
least tiyr Gr>S hefnrr Fl:lnAl, ~. NJ,
day of SfI'TENRt.E. \. II. 1,N' "N
wiirI d " IL" Eonrd Of Railro3i CON.
Inis<:onrr$ Will I've in Session IT th.n
,nni,, IL ,ry,Ist3 NJ TEN O'Clock IN the
fHrraonn Cor tn purposes indicated n
said p.-titiNn. W.
Sail r"t.t.nr"r shall sori copies "f ""
foregoing rctiton' and or';'.r t" M 1n'in-
" COMM; N-inl."l-> Of Wash r,-st"l county
also to the tcipHl ofiir"r~ IF IL" Town
Of Nfachias Tire" days At least before inc
o"'' y so / Ii PEAKS. Chairman.
For tho Board Of Railroad Commissions
na,rd this 10Th day CT September. \, u,
1895
Attest: Gro. F. GIpDINGs. Asst Clerk.
septcod5t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-09-24


10 tI,c Honorable. Board " Railroad COM
,ui.sinu.r.; III tin sat. IL Main.
'rhn WASHINGTON County hallway Com
pany, Il corporation cSt!hliSh"d ulld'r M,
laws of the stat" of Main". located and
having Is principal place ~ .uS,,,'rE ~
Portland IN m tni'1'N 81 r, TIT,
and Stat" aforesaid. f"Sp'''t WY
S"nts that il is l"sirnIS az con tru.. l!hE
and maintaining = branch rHIrnr al tr''E
il ti,'. Town Of M'rhtas IN M N, "i,!'H ~
t"ndinE from point m , n i HI Mb hhI
n SAM t'Wn !" Hill, n ~
MInuiactNll L 'niill".N. h .,;,r,,a
The location "t Sald th"n'i ram ''"
track is doSCrihcd - follows.
Tho rcntr,, linz of sad location COM
,,.,nra. ar 3, Ct Ike marked . in the centre
iirn ~ III, NIX track IN the North"rlv
UNA IL III. ,r,.:Ybt hnrgc of said Railway
Enr,,,,',. ~ UNI, Mnrntls which srid
staLd is sixtc.n &c, f"rt distant Wcst-
Wardly measured Tong sad '''pt'' iln".
h"us" rr"luc"d Nnl""arill ImIIl'
81 20
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-03
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g.sssTt ssa I~ssts-ss. Dw.iIi.ss
DsstTsrss O. stssstssa.
CLEVELAND. -. Fsb 3 he "a
Plcslvu Of = gasoline tank o. the sitth
scor q the Knit sod. factory q \. J
Rich A Co. Payne avenue and Seven
issnib street. started = Gre kers Hhich
aoinplctciy destroyed that building
with an estimated igss o. s1n.e1.
Tho flames sent ~ least .nO sifi sm
ployees In . senipanic from the several
lower eoos. and before the ars was
GOT under control Il bad communicated
10 and destroyed twenty oBs dwelling.
adjoining the Rich factory GA Payne
avenue aud on both sides ~ seven
tenth street.
The nre was attended with many
spectacular scenes. The Rich building
was completely Quilted. nothing remain
Ing Of Il but small fragments Of the
walls. The employees numbered go
girls. men and boys. the majority. how
ever. being girls.
The FIRE spread 40 quickly that scores
N the girls who were caught had To
leave the factory without their street
garments TO face almost zero weather
outside Some OF tho girls Were 10 pan.
&c stricken that when they reached the
outer doors OF the factory they tainted.
So far as learned no person was hurt
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-03

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sts a. go s-gufIng ~ q frfsisss fnnd
n tira ~ q islssihis iis|inslfisi strife
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PASS ~ ti~ uiis.i Sisisss ~ Aufii
Tbrnn Lst- i,s-.i iHiimsiisns ihsi tha
ifss.ii-ni ~ ~ rsit~i States and tbs
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10 sei 10 l1oiion negotiations ieptius g.
! rehabilitation n Tie isini sEresm.ni
= o. nnf some i,pssibis means - bfinE
as The operation. aud ihs miners n.
,sibsf feT further Negotiations
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-03
Time Is The Test


The test % time IL shat tells Tie tale
The public soon find oct uhen misrcp'
reservations are made and merit alone
sill stand the test 81 time.
Bennington people appreciate merit.
and many months ago local citizens
publicly endorsed Doan's Kidney Pills,
ihey do so still. Would citizen makc
the statement which follows unless COO
vincsd that tho article was just as
rsprcsentedY a cure that lasts IL the
kind that every sufferer from kidney
Ills IL looking for.
James ! Basseti. retired, living on
Gage street. bennington, says: ~
value Dosn's Kidney Pills very highly
and know OF many people who have
also been bepedtedb their use. Since
gave q statement for publication
three years AGO have been asked by
MANY people II my statement we're true
and have always advised them 20 go
20 Shurtleff's drug store, obtain Doan's
Kidney Pills, take them as objected
and satisfactory results would follow. I"
For sale by all dealers Price 70
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole age Is for the United
States
Remember the name-Doan's-an
take no other.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-03

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-03
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-03
READ AND YOU NHIIEARs

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-03
How She Came.

She had just arrived from a journey
on the seat by her and on the one Il
front had been two nice.looking mel
with whom she would not have oh
jected 10 converslng from sheer weari
ness But they had somehow falle,
70 avail themselves OF their opportuni
~ TO talk with a pretty girl.
Did you come by easy stages" in
quired friend.
Recalling the two silent fellow voy
ayers. she replied with a shrug:
mo, by slow coaches!"-N. o
Times Democrat
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-03


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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-03
~. u.. niue. =, s.s p..

RATTLE CREEK. Mich. Fob s.
siS men who had l-ecn bitten by = dos
since pronounced mad were hurried
frpm locul factory 10 a fast train foF
Ann Ari,or. Mich. 10 secure Pasicur
treatment Carl sags. George Talbot.
George Allen. Charlie. Msrionhall. Guy
simmons and james Matthews were
bitten several days ago. The wounds
u serrrui ~ the men have refused 20
heal. and the dog unquestionably sui.
fcr~i from hydrophobls. Gmve fears
ar entertained In some Of the cases
owing 10 the obstinate character Of the
wounds
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-03
Estate Of Harriet M. Rice

VIII Presented.
STATE OF VERMONT, In Probate
- District OF Remington, IS, Court, held Ut
the Probate Office In Bennington within and
for said district on the goth day OF January,
A. d. 1906.
Present John V. Carney, Judge.
AN INSTRUMENT, purporting To be the last
Will and Testament OF Harriet NJ. Rice
late of Bennington. in said district. deceased.
being presented by Eleanor liougton, the
executrix therein named, for Probate, II Is
ordered by said Court that all persons concerned
therein be notified to appear ~ session there
OF. 10 be held at the Probate ONCE IN Bennlng-
ton. in said districton the 5th dayof February
A. ID. 1906, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, and
show cause, II any they have, against the pro.
bate OF said VIII; for which purpose IL ls
further ordered that this order be published
three weeks successfully In the BE nington
Evening banner, newspaper printed at Ben.
nington in this state lprevious to said time oil
hearing.
BY THE COURT. ,vcy ,,,..
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National Insurance. co.,.n,,o..

CHICAGO. Feb. 5-Delegates TO tho
national Insurance convention EN-.
bodied the result Of their deliberations
IN set Of resolutions which were sub.
scribed TO by the convention as a
whole. Six states voted against the
adoption Of the resolutions and twenty
three voted In the affirmative In the
resolutions adopted the system OF life
insurance commonly known as the de-
ferrcd dividend plan was condemned
rs unjust in operation. and an annual
accounting OF the surplus funds In the
hands OF insurance companies was In
dorspsl
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Macy weeks have besa spent 10 rslaAoa foe his gsa'
IDc sale snd issl has eTown" our efforts Zoe
have gathered together sisr'oss foe ihis 6sal
Sale that wIll wih Us lFirads BY the soors.
Thess oeiags Just The our womsa patrons all
certainly appreciate aud ihose Who have taken advantage 81
eur previous Ice sales will bail with dslgh. this
The price may sound small bot the values arc unasu
ally good and tho attractions embrace hs things most needed
10 the home No printed description, however can fully do
this sale Justice You want and oF yourself
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Oldest Postmaster Dead.

LACROSSE. Wis, Feb. 3.-Thomas
Mlnshall, postmaster at lie Crescent,
Mimi, forty consecutive years. 1859
to 1890, is dead at the age OF eighty
two years. He held Office the longest
of any postmaster in the United
States when consecutive years are con
sidered. At the st. Louis and the Chi
cago expeditions he received the honor
Of being the oldest postmaster in the
country
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MARDI GRAs, New Orleans

Personally conducted tour-Cincin
natl, Chattanooga, Lookout Mountain
Chicamauga, Lexington, via New York
Central Lines. All expenses, special
train, $75. on to $500 Write Milton
c Roach, A G p A, 1916 Broadway
New York City.
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Special Low Rates.

To all points 10 Montana Idaho
Washington. Oregon and British Col
umbia, February is to April I, 1905
Round trip homeseekers tickets or
special days. Write at once for infor
nation and maps TO w II Allen, Trav.
cling Agent, Wisconsin Central Rail
way, 62l Park Bldg, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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MANCHESTER CENTER

The service ciab % tls nariisi
csurch mfs vi,h Nrs EsFi Marsh
today.
To body 81 igaymond Conbs sas
hrunsht hers this afefnonn. TIC
fanofai party Has nst b. = large
ranlhsr ~ friends sho accompanied
ihofn ~ Deiisood cemetery. ilsv u y
q NarNiei orscisied at the grave. Tho
hearers sesr Frsd Rose. Grover Mat
iison. Fred iicinei and Frsnk LBgebs.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE. -
4 NOh" -. - ~ q NIiEI, III. ROBIN

[ Estate OF SAMUEL II. ROBINSON
", ,,,asrsioned having been appointed by
Ih Ho n' Probate Court for the 'trict OF BEN
1 Sne COMMISSIONERS 10 rseiye, xan nh
and adjust all claims a ne s as apqs r Rob.
ersOnsI late Of bennington. in said lstrict, d.
lnson,d and oil claims exhibited IN Offset there
to- GGce haS bs we s y Of Asa 49, ne
puipo aannington village, on the iIth cay
LOOMS mis- newt. from o'clock m. until
o. O'clock oSk p M on said day; n Smi tha' *
months ~, taon lime limited by said Court for
lsvS' cred,tors to present their claims 10 us
s sar uesamination and lowance.
'o dated at Bennington this goth day OF Jahu'
ary' A. d. i'VYa HARRY 7. Gu sHMAN,
asa r. LOOMS,
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H. AasFissn ainss sFs sac richest
Tie ffpdseiion - minsfsis shd s,st
ss Ia ibs rsiiad States fof i,0'
asoasisi 10 si.5ssoii. %. HE be-
ewes bssn sqssie3 aai 30 oii.sf de
sst.esion.
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lRwNc's BAD MEMORY.
nss be ones tauetsasd Msss
gssis a. hasssst Be-
teaEsa.

Ansas tss msnf psspis snisftsinsa
- eif iissff irisE dafinE Ne iss
ssvshig ~ 80 i9nsam sss Mara
T~sia. iftins gave hin = bsnqass it
ne Efeenfeom sfisf = psy-sfnzLrs 90
niEtt siih = distinguishes ooafafy
ffesat says ihs bfeokifn ciiissa
Nbsn Sic tfeiaF arose b. sfoposs 90
E9esfs hssiih. fhs hsmofisis hzms -
rspfi him compisisiY snd tbs resell
sss sonsshisE iiss ihis. bui ths Rad
- nssi smaEins ihs hiEh sns nasal
tones u ths actor
-Csniisnen-i fiss % perform .
fsft agreeable duiy=a most important
and pisssarshie honor (msnisi aside
whs, u that namsf1 We have With
us ionishi as our guest the most dis
iinEuishsd of our compa,riots from
across she water u'd give toniEhts
rcceip,s " could think Who che devil
hs isl-a man whom you al knos and
lore. tHs' haib-a man whose genial
humor Ehose delicate satire has
amused aud entertained tao b~mis
phsfes CDrst my memoryiD-a maa
whose name IL a household vord
wherever the English language IL spok.
en- cefoept 10 me'l-a man In a word
Sho IL the laughing link which binds
England and America closer than any
International treaty can do. propose
the health--of-of this mani propose
the hcal,h--of-ihis mani propose
the health of-of-tln a sudden burst
Of menemonic discovery of Samuel
Mark Twain"
Which r. on a par with Sir Honry's
memorable reference to a famous
American comedian a. ''our little
friend. Nato Goodwin"
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Helping Him.

Shelf you could have one wish,
what would IL be?
He-It would be that-that-oh! II
| only dared to tell you what 1t would
be! -
well, go on. Why do you suppose
brough, up the wishing subject?"-
Chicago Journal.