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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-26
WILLIAM INGERSOLL.

to the popular little playhouse. where
more entertainment for the small sum
(dve cents). IS 10 be found than anywhere
Providence amueement-seekers have yet
found.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-05-26

Berton Churchill OF the Pawtucket Albee
company as Tristan.
owing 10 the length Of the performance
the curtain will rise promptly at 1855 and
2:05.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-08-22

All ow-cut Shoes for men, and children to be c
Is the brand of of the highest grade Shoes made o
lust received full line of the shapes and would BE-
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-08-22

In order make for fall stock going offer all
goods which would will
surely move them The question is would you like to
a bargain of the things mention
in this ad: If so, sure
that will
actly what
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
MAINE PEOPLE.

I.iut Jcl,n I. Iippp. a. G.. L. :. ~,
who has been in charge ~ W" r''c'ui
ing office in Portland ior SOM t'iii'
has been ordered to Atlahth' ''''
l,,.,ci pauI Echart. who has been
NAL, co,n,nies1rv at Fort Williams,
p,rtl,rd Head. has been ordered t. tn"
rbi,inrino,, AVA with his family Will
lo,,.n far those islands III the near
f,,,,o
>-...r roroo,Iv If North
,,,,.i,,, r,r.rtlv celebrated hls satin
,irtbd,v anniversary at the HON" of
liz con William f. Neal in Lynn, Mass.
NJ. tb., pon old friends called on
I'LL, ,nd offered CONGRATULATIONS. Mr..
MAI r.rontly made His annual visit to
>o,.tb Dnrvick
,,..,. ,,.,,,,,. II pork
na.b -, 1y,rle Int
II n.,,,,n,tb \ II
WIZ ~ , j, r,,.,,nrt
l'l sun Pm, 30 .,,or;,,-
- a. ..,., a. mo En,vnort
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
MAINE SCHOOL TOPICS.
A Chat About What is Happening in
the Educational World.

Ernest Seavcy Of Caribou has en-
tered t. of NJ. Law school
A local student group in Espcra nto
Nhe new Universal Language is being
formed IL Rockland.
Miss Lucla Prince Of South BrunS-
wick is teaching in the graded schools
at Cundy's Ha rbor this fall.
Miss Abbie Norton. 'O5, p. H. s., will
enter Mount Holyoke this year. Miss
Norton took a post graduate course
last year.
Miss Edna Workman Of Cherryfield
has gone to Jonesport, where she will
resume her position as teacher on KEEL
lcy's Point.
Elmer Perry of Portland. who was
graduated in the class of 1906 from
Bowdoin colleg" has entered the Har-
ward Law school.
| Maurice r. Merrill. formerly night
editor OF the Rockland Star. who has
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
MAINE LIBRARIES.

TIL" new library building ut tn" Uni
VcrSity of Maine will bo dedicated Fri
day. Nov >. with the Hon T.. T.. Brown
L.. :. commissioner of education. prin
cipal speaker.
Miss Elsie Smith of Portland has
gone to Albany. y. Y, to take a library
high rank are admitted to this school.
The board of trustees of Bloomfield
academy. SkOWhcGan, have appointed
Mrs. Flora r. Brainerd as librarian of
the public library in place Of Miss
Clara a. Morrison, resigned. The latter
held that position for ID years. A
purse of $50 in gold was presented to
Miss Morrison by number of the pat
rons of the library in recognition Of her
long and faithful service.
New books are constantly being
| added to the memorial library. West
brook. and books of much merit as
We'll as those of lighter vein. Recently
| between 40 and 30 volumes have beer
| obtained that will be of great assist
ance to all those who are taking
| courses in the International Core
| spond"ncc school. and it is understood
that there are now over 60 persons
VIII" are engaged in correspondence,
lstudy in Westbrook.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
A Reform in Spelling.

We have been hearing a good deal late
~ in reference to a reform in spelling
ANA some Of our highest citizens favor
same Men IN educational circles how
cv@r state that its popularity will be
shortivcd. Whether you spell cure"
with &C" or *" does not effect its
meaning when used in connection with
the celebrated family medicine Hostel
tcr's Stomach BittcrS. For - years it
has hocn the most popular remedy for
curing such ailments as poor appetite
h iching. bloating. heartburn insomnia
dyspepsia. indigestion. CCStiVeneSs. bill.
BUSINESS. chills. colds female Ills. general
debility or malaria. Every home through
ont this land should adopt it as their
family medicine because it is absolutely
safe and reliable. Don't experiment with
unknown remedies any longer when Won
can inst as easily get H"stcttcr's from
any druggist.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15

The stat" legislature Of California
viii have to board round" during its
session of the coming winter. Any
way. as a result of the great demand
for hnilding materials since the San
Franrisco disaster the renovation of
the state capitol has been so much in
terferrcd with that the building will
not be- ready for occupancy before
another summer. A building just
erected by the Red Men of Sacramento
will be occupied as a temporary CAPT
toI. and will he the scene of many &C
cIIrrcnrcS not down in the ritual of that
somewhat lively order.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15

out in Michigan for two or three
generations the Schcm" Of forming n
,ru,rotr state out of tn" upper PENN
euI, tn he known rs the state Of Su-
ucrirr has been periodically dlSch|S"H.
II unyy comes to tho front again in tn"
nomination Of a Canddat" for tn" ic%IS-
la,urr on IA platform calling for the
;nu.,,i,tc organization and admission
Ia the Union of the new state. IN"
,,rr,.r l., ninSriIl of Michigan has an
arra of IL ESQ square miles, making II
:,l,nti; half the siz" Of Maine, ana larger
than six states which ar" already NOM
b,,,; of the Union. ON the basis "I
,.n,,,,latinn and resources as well as IN
The matter Of area, it could present u
good claim. hut. n"V"rtf"l'SS' INV
scheme for the state of superior Is
hardly tn he taken seriously. Not
Sine. tho adoption If the Constitution
has there been Il new state formed from
thc territory of an old state. with the
single exception Of West Virginia, ana
that WAS war measure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
Bridal Superstitions.

When 4 hrid" dreams OF fairies thu
night hcf"r" her marriag" sh" must c"r
S.oitr herself blessed and if 81" finds 4
spider ~ her wedding dress il also mean
a blessing
Should tho wedding ring II" dropped
during the ceremony Il is always = sign
Of ll-l:i' I. hut it It bridegroom cnri'."S =
m!nintur" horseshoe in his pocket, il
leads t. good luck IN tn" future.
10 tcl"GramS shout! y" G.vrn T. I'll"
bride or bridegroom on th" Way t" church
it IS; surely u sign nf evil.
Ei,.; Il bride directly after 4 ceremony
has taken place. "foro her hush md has
IA opportunity t. do 50. and then YOU
vii hav" good LUX throughout ~" Year.
If i hid" S-c:; II coffin while driving Il
tn. station on DEPARTURE for hcr ddinr
tour. she shnuld order the driver to turn
back and start over "%a;n. or she will
probably meet with bad luck in the tu-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15

The officers of society for the pro-
lection Of children caused the arrest Of
those who were managing baby show
in Madison Square garden, New York,
this week. While the stopping Of the
exhibition was ostensibly in the inter-
ests of the babies. it is suspected that
the movement was started as a means
to save the lives of the unfortunate
men who had been drafted into service
as Judges Of the show.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15

At Chicago University co-cducation
has never worked well. This is con-
trafy To the experience of many west
crn universities but then the Chicago
University is unique in not few re
spects. There. for sometime the work
III separating the sexes has been under
way, and now the plans are fully car
ried out, so that the announcement is
maze mat hereafter the young men
and young women will never meet in
class rooms, lecture hall, or chapel, AMI
that there will in effect be two distinct
universities under one management.
This is a triumph for an eastern idea,
such as prevails at Colby in our own
state, for intancc. From the teaching
point of view such a separation may
seem to be lacking in economy, but
doubtless it has many advantages. 1t
is 10 be noted. however, that at nearly
all western colleges and universities
the co-e6ucational idea with which
'i'S p'Sdh business Is sun Doing car
ried out with the men and women
students together in all their studies;
and social activities This is the same
system as has always prevailed at
Bates college which was a pioneer in
co-education and where there has
never been any serious protest against
it or any proposition to change it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15

Grover Cleveland declined to tell an
in New York whether he
should vote for Hughes or Hearst,
but he dill not hesitate to say with con-
siderable emphasis that Hearst has
never represented the principles of
Democracy, as | understand Them" He
added that y" considered the
present political situation in
New York as most "af-
lictivc one for the Democrats. Siid
Mr.. cleveland, THE whole situation is
an absurdity. lIcarst's nomination
alone was calmity to the Democratic
party 1t placed thousands Of good
mon who believe in Democratic prin-
ciplcs in a terrible situation" If he
feels that way about it,-and no
doubt Mr.. Cleveland spoke the truth
it is 4 very SAT" wager that he Will be
found voting for Hughes on election
day. and thousands upon thousands of
conservative New York Democrats
will do the same thing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
MAINE SECRET SOCIETIES.

ria E,raduce lodge, which was ft-
oo,,t1,, instituted at Rrooksvil'e. Is t"F
o1otb Masonic lodge in the STATE.
The Woman's Christian Temperd rs
I-ninp recently celebrated its ""th a'l-
uivorSarv at the First Baptist chuic''
South Windham.
Corinthian Temple, Ladies "f u''
Golden Eagle. was recently lnS'"u'.r
At x. q. T.. hall, Milo. with ABOUT M
charter members
Tb. officers of the new knights OF
pythia+ lodge ut Mil" wore ln&'aI''"
lrst Monday evening. This lodge M
~ charter members.
Tn. first degree vas C"ntrf"i Oh
class of min" candidates at tn" reEn-
lar meeting of Portland Council. ~
10l K. Of q, Monday evening ~ 'he
han at 5H Congress street
AlI.v Lodge. No. IA, F. & A. Nj. OF
Calais will crlchrat" the ftti"'h anu
ynrgarv Of its organization on the 17iH
Of tho present month. by G''h"iihS
in its lodge room ut Upper NIUE. y
which prominent members of the craft
are invited.
Work is to he begun at once on US
new knights Of Pythias hall III Luh"c
The building will cost 5000 ana WIN
be one of the best public buildings 1T
town. All of the stock was S"l1 III
little moro than one day. to raise t"8
amount Of money needed. the shar'S
being sold at $40 each. The nan VIII
contain lodge room, dressing i"o''''
and all modern convenienceS on IL
second floor. while the first floor VIII
be made into a public hall for dances
sociablcs and the like.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
Gould Save Himself.

The story is tnld in southern Minnesota
Of Il discussion among tn" Judges as ia
the cho;c" Of a stcnogrlph"r. Most Of
them preferred a woman. but one OBJ
! Vow. why don't YOU want onc?" asked
crrIIv more To h.. depended on than mon
That may bo all 81" replied JudG"
Erown: but You know in our caS..s ",
often have t. j" here very Late. liner"
are always watrhm"n ana Other guard !
in tho corridors 10 Won think il w"',h
hc prudent to hay" Il woman staying with
lry of the Judges as late rs might b''
necessary for u St"u"Cr3 PHI r'
"Whv. what are YOU afraid Of Cnuldn' :
YOU holIcr2" questioned Judge Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15

a wcll-knnwn New York millionaire
ha. been ordered by his physician to
keep out of his automobile for the rest
Of his life on the ground that he is suf-
f. ring from an 'automobilc heart"
This is something new in medical
science, but it is IA logical result of the
high speed in which automobiles are
to- art to indulge. The strain Of
travelling at such rate naturally
enough leaves its effect upon the sys-
TEN. and it is q wonder that AUTOMOBILE"
hearts are not much more numerous
than they are.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
Ceoruc Washington "Swizzie."

"D"wn in Barbadoes." says rctIrn"h
Traveller they have Il cocktail "intl
they declare was invented and named by
Gcnrg" Washington when h" WAS DOWN
there prior to the revolution with his
hr,,thrr who was then in III health:
Washington was u Young man then, ana
fund Of long walks. and. according +" tn ;
story, h" and his brother dropped mi" a
tavern in Fridge ton. after on" OF th'S"
walks, locking for rcfrcehr"nt.
Crorp.. said ~ had been wllEnG ~ "a ,
sun ANA wanted SOMETHING "ith 4 r""l
.SyizZIr' to Il. tn" tHVorlrl<""prr WAS not
responsive. for IN th"e" day tn" art If
compromising mixed drinks was N its in
fancy. bat h" enumerated what hGlorS n
had ON hand. From th"St the futur" IA
thrr Of his country selected som"
schnappS. nt which Ii" took four PARTS to
into this miXtur" grated u tlaVurinE Of
kola nut Then he stirred tin" mixture up
in q pitcher until it lroth"d 'nd tasted j..
II was All right. ana ~ ME ms =in"r
INN been tn" principal mixed drink Of
tie HarhadGcs. '-Philad"lphia Ledger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15

Richard Croker is evidently getting
more sensitive with added years. or
else his, residence in Great Britain aC-
counts for the thin skin which h" is
now exhibiting For a generation n"
has stood without murmur the bit
tcrcs,t assaults Of American noWS-
,,a,nrs but now he has sued for libel Il
London publication which minated III
rather blunt fashion that Mr.. Croker $
wealth was dishonesty acquired. IN"
question "Whcrc did you get it, was
hurled So frequently at Mr.. Croker in
one campaign after another IN TINS
country that it bccam" historic. II
th.. uIIr.;ion is answered as the result
nr This libel suit in Great RritAln mu'h
rul,lic curiosity viii be- satisfied. IN
cjd.nta1Iy, if the case ever comes /"
trial. the world will be given LOT OF
rrIIt rs to the wholesale rott"nn"SS
which ~. prevailed III New YORK Guy
undrr tI.. rule Of the gang of lo"t"rS OF
whom Croker va, long tho chief thief.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15

Those words of wisdom which hlnS
Edward sent to mis- niece the new queen
If Spain when she wrote him ot the
conditions which surrounded her at thr.
court of Madrid. She has been used I"
the simple. honest. unconventional
things &c English life. and does not
take kindly to the stiff formality. the
fawning irsincerity and the medieval
notions about women and about royal
hlnnG which prevails at the court If
Madrid. Therefore. She wrote a letter
To h"r uncle. the English King. and he.
in the wisdom born of living for @
years beside 4 throne and upon 1t,
wrote back to her Respect the people
stupidity. when necessary. and ir
time. il YOU are wise. you will ha\e
everything Your own way Lots o
people who are not queens would e.
along much better in the world if the,
needed this aGvice. The peoplo
stupidity. or at least the stupidi.
81 many people whom we all meet
something very trying to contend viii
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15

why something is not done about the
p,oposcd new Town hall. to take the
place in SkowhcGan of Coburn hall.
which was burned nearly two years
ago. Such a building is badly needed
there. The Reporter suggests that if
if is 70 he built in the summer Of 1907
the citizens connot get to work too
ouicklv. A town meeting should be
called the appropriation made and a
huiIdinr committee appointed so that
they may have all winter to decide up
on the proper type of building, select
an architect and get out plans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
A LIT TIE OF
EVERYTHING
On the Way.

ON the way together,
Bright ar stormy weather, m
Still Nc whistle on the way tafc IS
but Il feather!
In the lonely valley
Happy hosts We rally.
Whistli' SORROW far away-sihslng nv
sically.
Fast the time is flying
Sweetest roses dying:
But we walk in love and llght,-ilie b 700
sweet for signing.
on the way together
10y has slipped his t"thcr' ..,. :.
and ne whistles to the world: care IL
but Il feather o
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
Some Georgia Sayings.

One memory Of G.i=h. can make a win
ter day u dream .; blossoms.
Ii tho Stars Of heaven sing for Joy t."
world should join IL" chorus. Or 1T least
Scnl back the message Of ".tmcn'
The charity Of this old world covers a
rluItitude of sinners who don't care Il
straw for any other covering
Nany of us spend 80 much tim" in look
ing backward we never So" the train
Don't try too hard to he happy. Hap
riness will com" to You if Won Just ton
the world Good morning." with Il Sml-
ing face.
Atlanta Constitution.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
The Correct Count.

AZ Il prisoner WAS brought before JudG"
81. rman for sentence tn" clerk nHnnon"1
t. ~ absent JudG" Sherman asked IN"
officer in chtrE" of tho prisoner what the
"ncnc" was with which he WAS charged
..pi.sctrv. your honor Hos been married
10 three women" WHY. officer, that's
not higotrv." said the iudrc. that's trig-
uncmctry. = Indianapolis Star.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
Hard Colds.

People whose blood is pure arc not
nearly so likely to take hard colds as
are others.
Physiology goes into the reason.
Hoods Sarsaparilla makes the blood
pure. causing healthy action of the
mucous membrane and giving strength
and tone to all the organs and func-
lions.
This great medicine RECEIVERS the
system after cold, as no other does.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
Mary and the Flea.

Mary on her pretty arm,
Found a little flea;
Every TIM" she grabbed at It.
1t would 80
Edo saw hor acting mp
Aud tn" cause he knew
Tjd" sm led and said. All. ha,
Nary'S got en-, too.
-MilwIuknn S.ntincI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
A BUSY Norman.

Many years AGO a visitor t. the home
found Mrs Hit quite busy. Sh" WAS
holding child in her Ian. sh" WAS rock
n- tho baby i'll the cradle. she was knit
ting and she was reading a newspaper
folded over the back OF Il chair. TIL" Wis
itnr remarked that the sons Of such
woman ought to have a good record. TIL"
lat" Robert L. Hit. H." congressman
from Illinois was one of the boys.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
maine Gossip
Autumn Magic.

MlniC
Soon as divine September, flushing from
prs from the whole wide upland into
eternity
lie start 49,. o,o, :, biz.
baGlcd heart
q what \ namcIess urging through ave-
:, nu"S lald u arr a,...,,i.1 ,,tr,,..,,.
ScESr al feared dehiai. OF access yet 10
Cleans Of i dubious gesture for Gucsscs
IIam" * nyin:- in heaven, the down on
ih. c''i hlilSLh' .,... ,,,,t ,..,,,,,,.
rnnc.;,I thr Er+dr
Atlantic.
,..,..s ,.., .,,..t, ,,..,,.e.
.,.-,..e.,..
.,oo .........
IN" h"nGi'il"W nome III f"itlii'd 'hlS
=
-
~" h"Nt meeting "l the Name III
brary Association will be hell in
Wa;crliIlr on Wednesday. Nov. #.
.-......-
'''' ~
piinnrnrd Journal. onc or tbc a.
VI "''''7 'i'' '''' vi Wv
papers IS seen IN IN" fa't tlat Nt"rh"h
a. y. Smiths last Mcddybcmpg lcrtcr
to IT, Machias Union was printed in
the WatcrvilIc Sentinel several days
before it appeared in the Union.
Plans for enlargement Of the Port
Land Union Station arc under prcpara-
'''' III ''i' "i'''' vi r''c'''''' '''''''' VI
'''' ',''''' ~ - i'''i, "a "'r ~,
cn,ancn,.d Thu III III oarIv II tbo
sprinr. The pIans although not com
plctcd. cont ,mplatc an addition to eth
or end Of the station of about 100 feet
| in length and the train sheds will be
extended to Congress street upon one
| cnd "a the general Office building Of the
Marie Central unon the other.
on one acre Of ground this season.
| n., c;,,, i, u.;s,on ~, raised
| 10 bushels OF potatoes, l,ooo pumpkins
from to p pounds each. "a squaSheS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
Monday, October IS, 1906.

An Oklahoma Indian paper remarks
editorially 'Himaka Democrat party
ibulkahat. cyesha hosh- Nan ulhutuka
mona che. Chukta okla illupako s
min SIKH" The Boston Transcript re-
marks that this seems pretty accu-
rate description Of the condition of the
Massa chusctts Democracy, too.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15

The philosophers of the Corner
Grocery department Of the Bath Anvil
always have things to say which are
worth reading. At their latest session.
lovely woman. was one of the themes
they discussed The scribe who re-
ports their conversation is suffering
from an aggravated attack of simpli-
fled spelling but one forGivcS this i'll
the discovery of the many nuggets of
wholesome wisdom.
The Long Thin Man hcavcd a long sigh
as the door closed behind the trim. whole
some. merry Girl with the Auburn Hair
wy hant they allus Il like thct?"
solilnquiZcd tn" Senator 'allus hclthy,
an lively an jolly an'-an'-amousin =
"Who. w'i"I. wat" asked the Man in
the Plug Hat 9TH w1mmen remain aluS
glls?" he added. because he opincd the
Long Thin Mans train Of thought.
"Yaas." replied that Senator. rrlGhtinG
tn" stub of his WinncGHncc Ripsn"rter.
'Waal" trawled the Sage of Our Cor
nor Grocery they KANT Rkoz faint
nnt-ral an 'twoodn't y hIsum fer IL
huoman race. Fer my part | w""dn't
want en- ter. Srn.s;E' ;Gwl tn feminine"
gand"r WIZ komrOscd ny l. ur is we're old
gals-mur,'n hat tn h""mans on airth II
ciddy. lafrn foolish, rcrtv lasScs allG%
IN t.r sum Tom fo"l"ry. awl uv I'm in.t
so su.arv sweet an idGyotik Not ON"
sw"tc. wise am yooscful gray h"dd' 1t.
miniStcrin ancl" nv woman hhlF
grouu' onlcs.; yc he'd ! ballune tn fly Ter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15

The most important literary event
of the autumn, and in many respects
the publishing event Of the year, VIII
be the bringing out. carly in October
of I,udyard KiplinG's new book PUCK
of P""k's HILL" published by o""p''-
day, Page & Go. 1t is Il group oil snort
stories in an entirely new field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15

Rev. Thomas F. Baker. pastor Of the
school Street Methodist church at
Berwick, had busy afternoon and
evening last Wednesday. NO less than
three couples called at the parsonage
to be married inside of as many hours.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15
ESTABLISHED 1925

Ne notice whatever will bs taken Of
unsigned communications.
The Journal cannot be held responsible
for the preservation or return OF re-
1ected communications.
Address all communications relating to
subscriptions and advertisements to
BURLEIGH & FLYNT, Publishers,
Augusta. Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15

Mr.. Grace MaCCiOWan Cooke, with
her s'i>;tcr and fellow worker, Miss Alice
Mdr' 'nWan, are preparing for !; year in
Japan. Mrs. Cook" is not. however
looking forward {" Japanrs" fiction but
intends :" tax" a little house in the hill;
near Nikko, and finish Il book about
th' same pconic who are dealt with in
her humorous story, '"Thci. First FOR
NAL foll," just published by the
HarpCrS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1906-10-15

The writings Of "P"tr"I"um Y. Mas
by david Il. I.ockcD are Still III de
mand. and Lothrop, lie" * Shepard
Co, successor to Nashy's exclusive
publishers. Ice & Shepard. has, in re-
Spouse to frequent orders. been Obliged
to go to press with a new edition OF
Morals of Abou Ben Adhcm."