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Palestine daily herald. [volume] (Palestine, Tex.) 1902-1949, 1907-07-02

You'll miss the best Piano opportu-
nifty of life time If you don't attend
this great sale.
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PULPIT AND PEW.

a Sunday School has been organized
at Parkhurst.
There We're six candidates racentlv
baptized at the Madison Free Baptigt
church.
Rev a. p. Carter Of BrookIin has
been appointed to preach at the M +
Chapel at South Brooksville the COM
ing gear.
Arthur II. Morris, student IN Ran
Gor Seminary, has accepted a call 70
preach in Steubcn for the summer
and viii commence work in June.
Rev. Miss Hannah J. Powell
former pastor of the Jay Universalist
church more recently at Bridgton has
accepted call to Sangeryille ana ex-
poets tO 90 70 her new charge in july.
Rev. Arthur Eugene Gregg, a SIN
dent Of the Bangor Theological
Seminary, who will graduate in June.
has accepted a call from the Central
congregational Society Of Eastport
and will asaume duties the first sun
day in June
Rov. a. T. Roberts, Of Naples pastor
q the S>h|g0 church accompanied by
ms wife, ."ilr-i for England. Nav 16.
e visit his fnthcr in the southern nart
Of Wales. His pulpit will be supplied
by Rev. q. W. Barber, Bridgton, till his
return in July.
The last religious service to be held
in the old Methodist church at Liver
more Falls was that of Sunday evening
May 49, and it was a most impressive
one. Very interesting "reminiscences
We're brought out by several Of the
speakers, especially among the older
members Of the church. The furnish
ings have been removed from the old
church and the seats in the old audi
forum are to be used in the vestry Of
the new church.
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MAINE MUSICIANS.
Items of Interest Concerning Muaica
Matters.

Mrs. Grace Harrington Iomstcd Of
Portland has accepted the position of
soloist at the Woolforli ConGrega-
| Iional church.
Miss Mabel Lula Carr Of South Port
land. the pianist for the Shuhert
Quartcttc, has accepted the position us
| pianist at the Cliff House for the SUM
mer season.
The cantata Queen Esther" VIII Nc
given in Livcrmore Falls on June
| 6 anJ I by Charity Rcb"hah Lodge,
Ne. 6. Mrs. Mdude Tccl McMurray OF
Lewiston, will take the Part Of Queen
| Esther.
Lodges orchestra, Of PASSPORT A. Il.
Lodge leader, has been engaged tu
furnish the mds;c for III" Boynton
High school graduation exercises ana
ball, which will occur on Fri;iay,
June 2ist.
I5lth amateur musicians are talking
of giving the musical comedy "The
Sultan - Sulu" which recently had
such vua&e il New York AMI on the
road The book is written ny that
famous mmorist George AIDE.
The Schubert Concert company and
orchcstri. undcr the management Of
Miss eleanor NacGrytr Of Portland
has been engaged 10 furnish music for
TIL. graduation exercises ~ the senior
class. Cornish High school, ThurS.i.r
JCnc %.
Miss Mabel Lula Carr of South Port
land Will TO soIoist At the North Con-
"reSati"n1l Church. Sunday, Junc md.
and tine Shuncrt Quartet with Mr..
Henry +. Waite, tenor scloist, will
assist at the Childrcn's Day service
Sunday, juno 9th.
That PASSPORT will have an up-to-
date cornct hand at an early date is
now wcil known for the former East
port cornrt band has been reot ganized
and contains some Of the leading young
musicians of the Island City who are
devotinG considerable of their time to
rchcarsalS and expect to make an OK
cellent showing on Decoration Day.
The Temple Male Quartet Of Port
land although recently organized is
rapidly making name for itself in the
musical life OF that city and the mcnl-
bers arc Frank L. Themes, first tenor;
Harry f. Waite, second tenor; MILFORD
Fullerton, first base; Harry L. Eustis,
second bass. Miss Mabel L. Carr has
been selected to act as accomp2 mist for
the quartet.
The new WoodfoTds orchestra which
was formed in December as the first
organization Of this sort to represent
the Deering District, has proved to be
a successful venture. Since its forma-
ton the orchestra has furnished music
for numerous entertainments and
church affairs and it's members by con-
slant rehearsals have developed most
able combination for which is promised
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brilliant future. The members of the
orchestra are William ID. Dresser. cor
net; Z. l.. Butler. second violin: f. IL
Butter. fist vicliE; Fred r.. Stuart,
trombone; p. y. DCCrcny, cIarint
Harry "A. Weed, flutc; Clifford L.
Thompson. drum; +. W. Saller. first
violin, ANA II. W. Henderson, piano.
Miss Grace Helen Swain, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Swain Of West
Leeds, is musician who stands in the
front ranks of the singers a: the New
England ConSC rvatory in Boston. MIS-,
Sr ain has always been musical and for
five years has been at the Conserva-
tory. y year ago she took 4 post
graduate course ana since then has
5aen studying, ard teaching in the ad-
.aEccd normal class. At a recent con-
ert given in Boston ly some of the
advanced pupils of the COnserN atory,
Miss Swain with Mr.. Heinrich Schur-
mann ami Mr. Anthony Bessa, sang Il
selection from MendelsshOn's Son and
stranger which was given for the
second time in Boston. Her progress
will be watched with 4 great deal OF
interest by friends and music lovers in
Maine.
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EDUCATIONAL MATTERS,
WHAT Some of the Maine Teachers and
Pupils Are Doing.

1t has been announced thai a summer
school VIII lie held in Milo, commencing
July :.
The graduaton exercises at West
brook seminary will be held on the
'H'npus tuesday afternoon, June T., at
O'Clock.
The graduation exercises of the Ma
"hias High school will take place at
PhcniN opera house on Thu. Elv.
afternoon, June f2.
Prof. II. n. Moore. principal of the
arm"uti HiGh school has been elected
superintendent Of school in place Of
II. r. Pierce who las resigned.
The students az Kicker Classical
Institute, Houlton, will present their
pllN. Miss MnSheI Of Colorado" 1T the
pICra House on the evening of Wcdnes-
duy. May 29th.
The i"Tl, school board has engaged
th@ services ~ I'ruf w. Il. Woodbury..
now rrin -il;h of the Pennington, \. H..
fhGh @.h"u!, us principal Of the York
High a"honI, beginning with the fan
term.
Miss Eva l-itjlcficii has, resigned her
school at Cronp. Miss Haley, who has
c"cn assistant for Miss E.ua Wall on
College street, will take Miss Little
folds pl&C" ana finish the term.
Ihc trustees Of Berwick academy At
south HcrWtck have received the gem
er0us gift Of $1,000 from Hon. i n
'-'l' fE"n ~ iltuSVllle. Pa, I native ana
%hi.'llcr resident of York. who attended
inc academy ana whose remembrance
Of his alma mater is much appreciated
by residents Of that town.
The joint debate between RockIand
High school and Camden High school
heid at assembly hall Of the ROckland
HIgh school building Friday evening.
May u, was won by Rockland High
The judges We're Joseph +. Moore Of
Thomaston, DIR. James Norton of War
fcn and Guilford Z. Butler or South
Thomaston.e
me graduation at Bridgton academy.
North Bridgton, will take place Thurs
day, June 18th. In commemoration of
the anniversary Of the academy the
senior class, also the alumni will make
th-s occasion a memorable one Chand-
ler's full band has been engaged. Mr.
Harry Merrill. baritone and reader
VIII also assist at the evening concert.
TIE graduating class of BIuehill-
George Stevens academy numbers six
teen. Glass parts are assigned as fol-
lows: Valedictory, Edward SHELTON.
salutatory, Roy Smith; history. Edith
Shelton; prophecy, Matte Grindle:
essays. Kenneth Osgood, Wade Grin
die, Albert Carter, Sadie Billings. Rod
ney Carter. The graduation exercises
will take place June H.
Miss Mary Freeland Holmes, who re-
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BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
Continued from Page Six

tie Same out-of-the-uay locality. speak
ing in dialect. and generally studied from
actual life. L. presented only COMMON
place, everyday incidents, the same peO-
pie leirg shown again and again under
The influence Of ordinary emotions. The
'a;rt' OF the writer was 50 to adsIst his
effects as to produce at the proper mo-
ment q certain modicIm of tears or a GER
tain modicmI Of smiles. or, better still,
beth together. The mere fact o. pres mt
irg n small group of people belonging to
a rustic community in an out-of-the-way
part of he WCrld does not in itself make
klilyard novelist. Thomas Hardy, fer
instance. does rot belong t. this school
and would not belong to it even If I've
lived in Scotland and wrote about
don'inies ara kinks and .sciooIboys-
His method is to take universal hu-
man types acting according to the
universal laws Of human character,
md r1t item iii a particular set
ting. The kailyard novelist takes a
particular person, who is true, as it We're
hy accident only to the particular circle
Of reality from which he is taken, and
from lis actions or suferincs the novelist
draws what sentiments or morals are
likely to please him and his readers.
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MAINE LIBRARIES,

Forty new books have recently been
added to the Scion Public library.
a Song recital will be given in Dover
on Friday evening. May 81, for the
benefit of the Thompson Free library
One hundred and ninety-si& new IL
brary cards We're issued by the Madi-
son library in April; the total number
being now $40.
At the annual meeting of the Bruns-
wick Public Library association held
Monday evening the following officers
We're reelected: President. Prof
Franklin c. Robinson; vice president.
Russell w. Eaton; recording set rotary.
la F. Booker: corresponding secre-
tary, Capt. Lemuel H Slower;
treasurer Lyman E. Smith; library
committee. Prof. Leslie A. Lee, Prof.
Henry l.. Chapman, Harry w. Allen.
Miss Annette Merryman and Miss
Laura A. Hatch.
The committee on the Dickens
Carnival has received three large
additional contributions to help swell
the fund for the benefit of the Bruins
wick public library The first was a
| check for SIS which was received from
Hon. +. C. Whitehousc. who presented
it in behalf of the Bowdoin Paper Co.
The second contribution came from
William ]. Curtis, ESD, OF New York.
the donor Of the Curtis Memorial
| Library, and was n check for $50.
Then came one from Mrs. Young Of
$23.9l. making the total amount raised
To lnte cXa lily $500. This will be ex-
pended for new books.
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Gently died In Cambridge, Mass. vyas
teacher i1 .'ears past in the acado,,ta..
at Norway, SoGth Paris and Forcrntt
and in The ST. Augustine school a.,
boys In Portland. besides teaching Ia.os
In Ma. chueatts. Her father was L.
>. Holmes, Oxford, whose death III
Cured H. le"3. Miss Holmes lived tbsro
for hlnber ~ years after hls dastS
and helped I" give fame u Wr,oTa
Bron. IaTn IN 4 summer resort.
In tn aGtamn or 1906. liz HI,
school scLplHra ~ New Sharon Dla nnei
to Iay piano fcr The rev s.bnoi
Du..!ing. Mrs. Mabel ;itowcrs Gor1n,
Of LiverTnore Fans ana M!.s HART
OliVer Of Auburn conceived = plan ~
help them. The two ladies are grad,
ate: in the class of 1887. The tasi, Of find
inG the addresses Of 50 many saennsI
almost impossible, but the two rn,,na
and wrote to S. old members. Twan+,,-
five have already responded and 4 |.
expected many more Will. The parties
are widely scattered. Fifty Hin. ara
living in Maine, 12 in Massachusatts
On" IN South America, one IN Seattla
one in Michigan, two in Wisconsin
TWO la":es RESPONDED, saving for IN
sake Of old times when they "sat ~
6ethcr ard q1arrellcd" they would aid
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FLY TO PIECES
The Effect of Coffee on Highly Organ
ICED People.

II have been Il coffee user for years
and about two years ago got into
Very serious condition of dyspepsia ana
indigestion. 1t seemed to me | would
fly to pieces | was so nervous that az
the least noise l was distressed, ana
many times could not straighten my
self up because of the pain.
My physician told me l must not
eat any heavy or strong food ana
ordered a diet, giving me some meui-
cine. l followed directions carefully,
but kept on using coffee and did not
get any better. Last winter my
husband, who was away on business
had Postum Food Coffee served to MN
in the family where he boarded.
He liked it so well that when ne
came home he brought some with MN.
We began using it and l found it most
excellent. While l drank II my
stomach never bothered me in the
least, and l got over my nervous
troubles. When the Postum was an
gone we returned to coffee, then my
stomach began to hurt me as petore
and the nervous conditions came oii
again.
THAT showed me exactly what was
the cause of the whole trouble, SO .
quit drinking coffee altogether anu
kept on using Postum. The GU
troubles left again and l have never
had any trouble since. There's q
Reason" Read, 1.-THE Road to Wen
ville." in pkgs.
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Some Western sightseers visited the
Corcoran Art Gallery, in Washington.
They stood for a time before Jean
Leon Geromc's huge painting depicting
the death OF Julius Caesar, Caesar lies
stricken at the foot of POmpcy's statue
Whats the matter with that fellow"
said one Of them. "Why. don't you
read history" was the retort. THAT
man is Julius Caesar: lie has just been
shot by Mare Antony"
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Continued from Page Five.)

L. Z.
R. F. Woodbury., Auburn, Me. ,
l.. E. Kneeland. Portland, Me.
Horace Mitchell, Kittery, Me. .
John Berry, Portland Ne .....'.' ~
Edith A. vanderburgh, Mexico. Me-. 5
Walter H. Baldwin, Boston, Mass.
Elias A McQuaid, Manchester, y. II.
Louise L. Mellows. Manchester, n. Fl. 8
W. r. KiIe, Mansfield, o. ......... .
j. J. Herman, Portland, Ne. .......- ~
Albert NJ williams, Roxbury, Mass. 10
s. II. Smart, New York, n. Y....... 30
John Harper, Portland, Me. 90
J. Berry, Augusta, Me. ......... .
P. E. Mason, Chicago. III ;........ 10
Wolf swartz, Boston. Mass. ;..... 10
VIM. l. Davis. Boston, Mass. ...... 10
Danl. y. Gibbs, Grafton, Mass. 49,. .
Harry A. Wilbur, Bridgewater, Mass. p
Il. +. Colby, Boston, Mass. .........
Frank II. Burgess, Augusta, Me-. 3
John V. Mccarthy, MedfOrd, Mass. ~
VIM. T. Maxwell, Boston. Mass. 70
l.. L. Hight, Portland, Me. 10
NJ y. FaXOn. Boston Mass. ........
r. F. Mcdonald Cambridge, Mass.
Harry Butterfeld, Lincoln Center,
Eugene W. Hunt. Portland. Me..... 10
\. II. Barr Spencer, Mass. ....... %
H. II. Chamberlain, Bristol Me-.
Mr.. Lowe, Worcester, Mass. ......
A. s. Pratt, Boston, Mass.......... >
a. II. Tobey, New York, y. Y....... 10
l.. X. Merrill, New Rochelle, y. Y. %
Louis +. Jackson, Boston, Mass.... -
VIM. DUMMY, Cambridge, Mass. 10
Edgar \. iiill Evanston, I'll .c;...... q
vi . = ttp%erI' N, "tqtI.nGS'
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VIM. Thornton. Lowell. Mass. ...... 10
Jas. q. Il. Woolworth, New YORK, 49,
= II /, Ii i,,,,:,.: t;,.,.,; ,i.,:... 70
T.. r.: I;"iG'S' t"Stol; MIS-: ...'''' TX TX
,: W. Mason NrStlGld' y, .-...'' IVY
ltbcr G: Evan, C!eVeland, p -...:.. =
Henry III. Hickman. Philadelphia, Ia. -
NJ. &. Mitchell. kftt"ry, Ne. ~
Horace Mitchell, tlrrk Kittery, Me. 10
H. H. Fairbanks Augusta Nc 80
Moss; n (;lIIrsiln PoGtnl Mass 10
4 y Sfrrrr,Ie CIrv,.I1ud q - 10
rios. +. HAN. Everett, Mass. >
Archie q. crosby, Boston Mass # 80
Orris w. Nelson, w. Newton. Mass. 80
Henry j. Mccormick, New York,
y. Y. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80
q. q. Ahern, Portland, Me. .
John 4. S"laS, Watcrtown, y. w.. 80
II. NJ Ncrrill, Portland, Ne. ....... G5O
w. ). Van BroCklin, Amsterdam,
y. Y. .:........ :...... %
F. j. sutton, kittery, Me. 70
Mm. II. h!mhhll, New York, y. - ~
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Maine Investment Co.. ..-.............
Eaina News e Subscription Co.. ........,
Main & Small Co.. observation-disclosures.
Matne State Outing CO..
Maine Typewriter Exchange & General
Trading Co.. .................
Majestic Theatrical Co..........,...-.
Manchester News Co.. ........ :.
Manchester Publishing Co..............
Mansfield Bed Spring Co..
Manufacturers Chemical Co.. .......-..
Manufacturers Storage & Warehouse
Mainwarring Needle Co.....................
maritime CoaI co.
MARYLAND Mining Co. Ltd.
Marvel Oil & Gas Co..
Massachusetts Car Fender Co..........
Massachusetts & Colinga Oil Co..........
Massachusetts Electric Supplies Co.,.
Massachusetts Corundum Wheel Co...
Massachusetts Coal & Ice Co. ....
Massachusetts Trackless Trolley Co...
MaXim Black Paint Co..
Maxim Inventions Co..
Maxwell Umbrella Co..
May Mining & Leasing Co.-............
Mcdonald Stone planning Machine w.
McKennedy Derrick Co..
Mclean Mfg
Medomak River Transportation Co.
Merchants Blue Seal Coupon Co.
Merchants & Manufacturers Exhibition
Merc iiii oil 1. Asphalt co........:...
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Maryland Baker -,
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Morrison Mrdi,aI Cn..................
Morrow Associates. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Mortimer Shoe Cp........ ....-.....
Motor Extension Street Sprinkler c".....
Mt Bate Mrg. Gi.o.........................
Mt GliucS Gold < silver Mining CU..... g.
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United states Ialc Ioipn''
United states IeXtiie o";
Ghited StdteS f,ttei piooi4'7 ~
United Tea Planters Of America. .......
United CnderWrIters C3rph. -
L. :. Light \ Power Co......
L. s. Nickel .............'.....'..
Universal Car Fearing Commandments.
Universal Ideal coal Co................
Universal Tire CU...............
1-niversitv Automobile 4 Boiler Co..
TtaL IRON & steel t,orpn..
Utah Land & Irrigit.on Co..............
Victar II J HcIie Isle Co...............
Victor Metals Observation-Disclosures.
Victoria Mining
Voeli,cr development Co................
Vortex Electric Fan
IyachuxcIt Water
Waterman stone q Construction Co...
Waldo Cnunty Lime Go...:.............
NValkrr- Wakefield
Walter iakcr Sauitarium .........
Nv.,it1,. Il l;ncrn-d ltlnLina c,
N-ncIl,;iI.l Hardware.
Washington x New England Realty Bond
90,
Natvr-Dil Burner * Fuel Cn...........
Wlrkcnhosc Mff;.
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W.irs Nrrs;r nan Assn.
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"A. IT, Chrndler. Cnicago. In.......... p
u; Berry, Augusta, Me: ;........ %
Wilbur +. Brewer. Natick, Mass. 5
C. NJ. Hobbs, $. Berwick. Me. ....... %
EdT r Murphy, Whitman Mass ilSS
l.. p. Jose Boston, Mass. 80
Percy +. Hunt Dorchester. Mass. $50
Beni. 6. Ward. Portland, Me....... %
ID. s. Pratt, Boston, Mass. ........ )
Douglas Stanley, Brookline, Mass. 5
Frank u. Cyr, Maiden, Mass. ....... 30
John W. Mitchell. Boston, Mass. . 50
u. Abbott Nile, Rumford Falls, Me. 20
Arthur Wen. New York, N. Y..... %
j. q. Graham, St. Hyacinthe, Canada ~
Lorenzo Traver. Providence. r. Ill.,. 10
Geo G. Harris, New York n, w.. Is
Horace NJ. oliver, Newton, Mass. 10
Geo. q. Knight, Portland, Ne. 80
Geo X. Bovce, Quincy, Mass MANN. D
Victor II. J. Belle Isle, Lowell, Mass. 5
Erie NJ. Evertz, \. Y. City. y. w.. p
John Taylor, Bridgeport. Conn. =
Leonard w. Horton. Providence, X. !. 20
=. Howard f. Butler, Boston, Mass. .
F. J. Larrabee, Portland, Ne. 70
IL. \. Burleigh, Augusta. Me. 10
Il /. Fairbanks, Augusta, Ne. %
Regina Damarcst. NeY York, y. H.. :
Percy l.. Andrews, Kittery. Me-. .
Ii. NJ Fowler, RoXbury. Mass. ..... ,
.ii;.rry i. Wellington, Pressure Isle,
u. H. ii. Mcdonald, Calais. Me......:: J
..Thos. r. ITennon. Washington, D. c. 80
II. n. Daggctt Jr., Attleboro, Mass. 10
y. Berry, Augusta, Ne. ........ 70
-. II. W. Howard, Lowell, Mass. ...... ~
Nv. G. Hunt, Bridgeport, Conn. ..... %
II. Walter Stephenson, Jamaica Plain,
.Trn 'ilf' II. CiarIs6n Kittery. Me-. .
Nv. w. II. Cannon, Providence, r. T.. ;
l.. T.. Smith. Salem, Mass. >
-. ]. Herman, Portland. Me. ....:.. 80
john Harrington. Ft. CobD, Ok. Ter. ;
III. x. Gilman. St Loris, Mo........... -
M. j.. andrews. Augusta, Me-. 10
/, EnStDn Ni:lt-.s
Geo. l.. Guild, Bellows Falls. w.. 10
Edwin -. Lchan, Portland, Mc.... 70
"A. M GgIirc. Weston. Mass. ....... )
r. r. ClHrkSDn. Kittery. N"......... ;
Y. Ezra q WinSur. Boston, Mass. .:.. :
.John l.. Pcndc&ter, Bartlett, n. H.. 5
Henry G. Boyd, kingdom Springs,
CHS G. I}urrilI. F:llsworth NELLY. %
~. G. Pattison. Webster, Mass...... ,
Horace Mitchell Kittery. Me..... 70
VIM. 4. Brown, Boston, Mass. ..... 5
LAS. J.. Bugbee, Providence, X. L.. 10
.Saml. r. <mball, Boston, Mass.--- -
.SIml. H. kimball Boston, MaSs.... -
u. Colby RaSSett, Boston, Mass.....
.ChAS. ". Chandler HavcrhiL. Mass 10
II. X. McDonald Cambridge Mass. -
l. Seth G. Clark, Melrn1e. Mass.
Ernest Q. Tyler, Boston, Mass. -
~ W. Joy Winter Harbor Me..
wv l.. Morrison, dorchester, Mass.
f.. A. Woodward, Iron Mountain,
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