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DIR. III. W. FIELD DEAD.
Clergyman and Author Erpires at
Stockbndge, Mass.

stoekbridge. Mass. Jan. 2s-The Rev. Or. Henry
Martyn Field. we'll known as clergyman and author
and for forty-four editor OF The Evangelist
of New York died at his home here early to-day
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

PREsI1N-P s. MIllspaugh ithaca. GILSEY-
J. W Allan. New orleans. BLCkMINIiHAM M AMTJames
pike Bradford England BEl-MONT-N: } Tom
iinson chicago INPERIAI[-Dr. H. NJ. Beigel and
IeVIard Bateman, Kingston, Jamaica
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Or. Jose !. RODRIGUEZ III.

Washington Jan. 26.-Dr Jose Ignacio Rodri-
Eaez tie librarian and chief translator of the Bu-
reau Of American Republics. who has been connect
- with that institution almost since is founda-
lion and who e one Of the best known OF the
Latin American representatives IN Washington. has
been stilsen with paralysis. ana II sang desperate
ly IN - h.s h0nle IN this city.
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COLONEL JOHN HICKS RECOVERING.

Oshkosh. Wis. Jan PA cable message received
here to-day from Santiago, chill. announces that
Colonel John Hicks, Tinted stntes Minister
Chilli is much improved in health. and thar his
recovery Is assured
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

o,,faI Record and Foreeast.-Washington, Jan. 2G
rho Ohio River al tonight stood at Jo8 feet,
rtse Of OF foot Friday night II VIII come TO "A
s,.rd during sunday afternoon night at stage Of
about 5O.5 feet. 90 ieet ABOVE "oO' s'"s'' anu ~ -
falling by Monday.
e,a~es ON saturday morning in the lowe Mississippi
..ra az follows: New Madrid IS :: Memphis 34S;
Helena 445: Arkansas city is5: Greenviue 4"9 Vcks-
1,,re AZ &: Natchcz 445; Baton Rouge 3sl. and New
,Isa,s II feet IL appears now that a exceed
~ 40 feet feet above food stage is certain TO occur
a, Afepbis ana close feet above flood stage.
= o,-,ec,a4 4. Helena The Grand River OF Michigan
viii fall slowly although Ice continues at and
below Grand Eiagids
nigh pr.ssure with cold prevails tonight ex-
cent IN the extreme Southwest the temperatures ranging
Inc ~ freezing temperature extends into the northern
portion OF Gulf states II is howeNer SOME some
Nss1 MssslssIqpi valleys aad the Northwest
t.d t.sy. Vsanngs have for the Middle
r5 So,b Atlantic statcs including Northern and West
crn FLORIDA warnings displayed on ue Nc"
England cceEi.
Forecast for special Locaies.-For the District 81
Columbia Delaware and New Jersey fair and colder to-
day: cold Monday light to ffesh north 70
nosnag % ~ vsna fair to-day; colder eastern portion
fair ana not - cod Monday light - Iresh hoilh 70
LStheass ] Sew Yo-k fair to-day; colder in extrens
sother portion: ret 50 cold Monday Tres" horh
TO % not E England fair to-day: colder IN eastern ana
otSern oi ons: and cold Monday fFesh TO
brish @.fs Penns Ivana today collier in south
an, scston fair not cold Monday hsht 70 "esh
no y yyeStern Pennsylvania cold to-day; cloudy and
rn5er AIondas probably snow; light east WINS
ror Western Nev Hork, local S-oN' ~ 'l' ' i
abiy MONDAY; variable winds
,..r oa,ciai Rseord.--The following official record
- ne weather Bureau shows the changes in the tenn
lecture for the twentyfour hours, IN comparison
date OF last year:
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NINE. NoRoIcA IN OPERA AGAIN.

New Orleans. Jan. 2s.-Nme. Nordica returned 60
the operatic stage here to-day joining the San
Carlo Opera Company. Of the French Opera House.
for the remainder OF the season
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AN ENGAGEMENT.

Stephen r. Krom. If Plsinf!eld. y. J. announces
ths engagement of his daughter Mise Marian
Stephanie Kron, Augustus Sailer Vsne Of
Philadelphia. The wedding will take place in the
early spring
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ISAAC STERN GOES ABROAD.

Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Stern sailed for Europe yes
terdsy on the Kaisern Augusta Victoria, and viii
nc abroad about four months
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Aver. Jennie J. Hague. Henry
boaSsii RSs. aoss IeEssos f'es9ss esTsHs
BurneiI George Mas1srson James
Cook. Charles T spence. ArnoL
Field. Rev: DIR. HsnryM H. Teschsnschsr. Hueert N.
Gaines. Minerva e. Whitenouss. louis C.
AYER-on Friday January IS 1901, at hs- home. Nc-
8! Cambridge Place BrOozlyu. Jennie Jsnnss. vii.
be held AZ her late residsne. a O'clock sun
BrsLE-Funsrai services % Asuss Bol. eeIoxsd ~.
S Charles e RIsl' a. ssr late sss,asn's So -
ihsernsut D n sunday st er-en~ ood csr.s.sy
soNNEIL-suddsnly. January IS. knnis wsrd
81 e ssi9ysa ss Ss JosR soH5s "a ~ sr ss
Fairchif Sons No. 9 Putnam svsI Brooklyn; sun
omit omit ISRSaas sswsSs a. at l''' m 'aa' WIN NhaS
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Al gs 81. lat, r.sia:nas '' Sc 8, % Ss9s. ave- We
c9gEsIn Ne: S:w gqs. % Isassry = q 'q'rgo.
u = 8. and dsgxhter or me late psI,el prsk.-
y Relatives and frssncs are Ss.yec,faii5 iavisa
ss 5 siS s ds ss asnSTa ss % az s'iSsass Hd s a.
D. m train Via Northern nsilrosS of Nss ysrsey
tSgss. o r09t e M,' ss SSd sSd =, sS s
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coox-cMnss@Is. n @ 7; on Jaagasy So at No w..s sssa
Ta.sa cTs' SngssR ana 7' s.s.s s.s' s 4
rS~srs 80
FIELD-on Saturday, January %. az h!s homs p
toesSTidgs s 'b g,r Mess "a STA Rev @ Hsnry = Fss D
sry IS.
GAINEs-fn Poughkeepsfs. N Y. January ss 1907,
Minerva Eastman Gaines. efts OF Clement c. oaineA
Funeral January 2S. 1907. az D M at Eastman
Park. Pouzhkeepses n T.
HAGUE-On Friday. January z5 1907. ss hts Ass
Hsn+2 IA MS IN we 7sd 9.sT or bia 'ran.r
services Monday. January as. lS01s az Car;ss
Church. Glen Ridge. arrival OF 3:40 train
from New York Via Delaware LseSaWznna D WEST
ern Railroad.
HoLMEs-At Montofslr. n J.. Friday. January IS
1907. Frances Wood Holmes H. o.. believed vft, n
Edward H. Holmes and daughter OF the lats Daniel
Heal0 Wood and OF LYDIA H0snner Wood. Relatives
and friends requested attend funeral ssrvicss
y. j.. Monday. January zS. at ESQ o.
LoCKwOOD-On Friday. January IS 1901. Of PneurionlA.
et her late residence. New York city. Carone Monroe
Putnam. widow Of Joseph lockwood Funeral private
MASTERsON-On Friday. January %. 1907. his
residence. No. 1916 S&th st. (Dyker Hesstsl, Broos
lyR. James MsstsFson Notice OF fuusTai hercartsr
sCHROEDER-On Saturday. January Is. 1907. An
thony DrummOnd SchFosdsr IN the 6sth year ol his
Funeral services will be held az his late resi-
dence No. MS Hicks street. Brooklyn. Tuesday,
January %. at .. friends are kindly Requested
not to sand lowers
sPENCE-On January ss 1907. Arnos spsncs. N d.
after short Illness. FUnerei from hts late rss's
deEce no. 20 West list ST. Tuesday. 2ath inst as
$3.50 Solemn requiem s4Tvtces st the Church os
the Blessed Sacramsns. list st. and Broadway, A
10 q. m
TE5CHEMAcHER-At Boston. Mass, January Is,
1907 OF pneumonia hubert Euzlsbsr- Tsschsuscr. "a
the 61st year OF his
wHTTEHoUsE-At MonteIslr. N J.. SATURDAY.,
late George u WhitshouSs. of New York. tn hi-
2Sth year. Funcral private
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Special Notices.

OrirS a recent hTe at residence. S0s West 7ssh
greet Mrs Hcnlsns and the Misses Honans will
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CEMETERIES.
TIE WOODLANDS CEMETERY

u readily sec..sl6Ie srs1a trains rom Grand Central
Station webster ana Jsrone Avenue troeys and By
rsgs Lets Si3 Telephone 4S55 GEaEls-Cy fcr BocN
Of Views representative.
0flce 90 East 2sa S.. New Tcrk Cisy
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SUNDAY,
DAILY.
Domestic Rates

For all conts In United states Censsz ara Ns~4ss
toutsfde OF Boroughs OF Manhattan
AIsO 10 Cuba. Rico, Hawaii and ths PhsIrpn.s
without extra expense for foreign postage.
-, Tur
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-, oev.Iai R.eord.--The following official record
-. weather Bureau shows the changes in the tenn
a sr the last twenty-four hours. in comparison
> -, 49,. corregponding date OF last YEAR

I1"tstf
arsrsea 10 Tor corresponding oat lss --l O.
last twenty 1--we ears -
aFfls a seet: 70 5as. luch ecideri Monday not 80
cold
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WEDDINGS PAST AND TO COME.

Montclair. y. J, Jan 2s (speciai).-- number ot
guests in st. Luke's Church this evening witnessed
the marriage Of Miss Erns Boane Greenfield niece
Of Joseph ". Greenfield. 20 Henry Louis peano,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Delano. Of No. 81 High
street. The Rev. Frederick B Carter. the rector.
of1cisted. Miss AIva G. Shepherd, Of New York
was maid Of honor, and the bridesmaids were MIss
Clair Delauo and Miss Bessie Finlay, az Mont
clair; Miss Caroline Scheu. q New York, and Miss
Florence Burtenshaw. of Brooklyn. Arthur De-
lano. brother Of the bridegroom, was best man.
The ushers were Allan Kennedy. Paul Harrison
Clarence Churchill ". Frazer Gibson and Herman
Hornfeck OF Montclair, and S. Heyward Harris
of New York.
The. marriage Of Miss Elva King. daughter Of
Thomas NJ. King. former ice-president Of the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. and Edwin Rrtton
Katie chief engineer of electric traction OF the
New York Central Railroad, took place in 81. Bar
nabas's Church IrvinGton. yesterday The maid of
honor was a sister OF the bride ana the best man
was Herman n Newcomh. The ushers were the
Rev. Charles Fl. Mcknight. Morris W Kellogg.
John r. Plunmcr. James BTitton. Edwin q. Morrill,
and Frederick Paul King.
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Religious Notices.
20 cents per line

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Aver. Jennie H4xle Henry
Bible Agnes Holmes, Frarcsxw
BOnnel, Anna W. LOc<wCoS. Csroiine NJ p
Burnel George Nfasterson. Iarnss.
COfer, Clara A Schroeder. Anthony ID.
Cook, Charles T. spence. Arnor
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VERMONT

and parish. also all summer visitors
who care 70 come, are most cordially
invited Light refreshments will bt
served, The pastor and Mrs. Raw arr
anxious 10 make the personal acquaint'
ance Of their Pensioners, 10 establish
the most cordial relations with the
families TO whom il is their privilege
TO minister, They hope that the town
folks aud the church members recipro-
cate this feeling. and that they will
prove il by attending the reception.
The first meeting of the Band of
Mercy was held at the Center school
house on Thursday afternoon. About
y children were present 10 hear the
very interesting short address of Mr..
A. l.. Miner. upon the home study of
natural history. Officers were elected
as follows; President, Stewart Ben
nett; vice-presidents for Manchester
Center, Marion Boisford and Frederick
Cherbonneau. Vice-presidents for
Manchester, Agnes Bell and Clark
Kelley; secretary, Edith Shaw. Miss
Jessie Hawley, secretary and treasurer
of the Manchester S. 7. c. A., closed
the meeting with few words of en-
enlargement 10 the young people in
their chivalrous enterprise.
The Advisory Committee and the
Sunday School Board have nnani-
mously voted to hold Children's
Floral Service on the first Sunday in
August. The children are invited TO
attend the Sunday morning service
and occupy the front pews under the
direction Of the Sunday School teach
ers. They are to form in line in the
yestry and march up stairs singing
Coward Christian Soldiers" The
piano is to be brought upstairs to lead
the children in the singing of familiar
hymns. The Sacrament of Baptism
VIII nc auHiluisttftu w iii cHiluTcu
who desire it. The pastor will preach
Children's sermon. 1t is well to re-
mind ourselves from time to time that
the children are the most precious
possession of the home and the church.
Let every member and friend of the
church see to it that all the children in
their respective neighborhoods are
both invited and brought tothis special
service on Sunday morning, August
ith. at ii o'clock.
MANCHESTER CENTER.
Rudolph Hiebig and Isaac Wyle of
New York are visiting friends in town.
Mrs. W. A. Adams is in town for
a few weeks.
Mrs. Jennie billiard of Rutland is
visiting in town.
Mrs. Snyder and Mrs. Morris of
Dorset were in town Thursday.
The moving picture show drew a
full house here Thursday evening.
MIR. and Mrs. H. N. Shaw spent
Sunday in Arlington.
Mrs. Eugene Andrew of North
Adams, is visiting friends in town.
Mrs. Merritt Barrett of Rutland,
was in town Sunday with friends.
Fred BATHS of Connecticut, is in
town, called here by the death of his
uncle, Deacon John BATHS.
The ladies Of Zion Church are to
give a supper Thursday evening at H.
W. Mattison's.
Mrs. X. Colyn Of South London
derry is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
John Dmond.
Mrs Mary Gilmore and her APP
prentices went for their annual picnic
Saturday TO Hagar Brook in Rupert.
The Service club viii meet on
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Earle
Marsh.
Mrs. Daniel Bssell Of New York
city is visiting her son, Perley II.
Winchester
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RUTLAND. VERMONT

Miss Lillian Thompson, who ha
been visiting in Arlington, has re
turned.
Mrs. Eldred, who has been in New
York for several months, is home TO
short visit.
Mrs. John Marsden and daughtei
of Utica, who have been visiting il
town, have returned.
--0rmsby Chapter, d. A. r., had 1
most enjoyable meeting with Mrs
Jennie billiard Thursday.
Mrs. Cummings of Lanesboro anc
Mrs. Bryant Of Cheshire are guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Marsh,
} Manchester Union Band will hold
lawn party in the park at Manches.
ter Center on Tuesday evening, July
30th. Music by the Band. adv.
MIR. and Mrs. A. l.. Higley of
Troy, N. Y, will spend the month of
August with Mr.. and Mrs. Romano
Vincent.
DIR. and Mrs. Linwood NJ. Kelley
are entertaining Prof. Linwood O.
Towne OF Haverhill, Mass, for a
couple of weeks.
Rev. and Mrs. Philip Schuyler and
their three youngest children, of Ben
nington, are guests of Rev. and Mrs.
II. ID. B. MacNeil
Mrs. Junie Burnham Thayer of
Boston is the guest of Mrs. Jennie
billiard.
Frank Coombs and sister, Nellie,
of Albany, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. ii. Bundy.
EAST DORSET.
e. h. Pell spent Sunday in North
Adams, Mass.
w. H. Beebe of Manchester was
in town Tuesday.
Rev. II. j. Maillet has returned
from visit in Montreal.
w. H. Riddle of Rutland was in
town on business Monday.
Mrs. B. P. Bowen visited friends
in Bennington over Sunday.
Mrs. Il. S. Harris returned from
Albany and Ravena, Thursday.
N. l.. Walker returned from a
brief visit home Saturday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Avery have
returned to their home in Rutland.
A. l.. Bowen Of South Dorset was
in town on business Tuesday morning.
Mrs. A. A. Sears, Jr., entertained
friends over Sunday at Freedleyville.
-Heman Culver is home from
Winchendon, Mass, for the haying
season.
MIR. and Mrs. John G. Flynn have
returned to Rutland after n brief visit
At j. ID. Flynn's.
Rev. Park A. Bradford of North
Dorset was in town Sunday with two
lf his children.
Miss Anna Brophy of Rutland has
Joined her sister, Miss Maude Bropby,
1t S. A. Shelters.
Mrs. DR.. Cochrane and children
made brief visit with Mrs. Judson of
Arlington, last week.
Edwin Shuttleworth has passed
through town in his automobile several
lines this last week.
Mrs. f. X. HARDWOOD, Alfred and
May, visited Mr.. Harwood's relatives
n Rupert last week.
Cecil Mattison of Rutland has
been spending several days with his
iunt. Mrs. w. G. Landon.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-10
CITY SCHOOLS.
Fall Term Will Commence
Thursday, Sept. H.
Arrangement Of Sessions For
Cony High and Other Schools.
Examinations for Conditional Pro.
motions at 10 4. NJ, Today.

AS before announced all the schools
of Augusta will open next Thursday,
September Il. Daily sessions will be-
gin in the High school at $50 and close
at 100. Any who desire more specific
information concerning the opening of
the High school, should see the re
Gently published announcements of
Principal Marshall The daily sessions
Of all other schools located in the for
mcr Williams and Village districts will
open at and close Except in the kin
dergarten) at $3.50, with a midday re-
cess from Il to 100. Rural schools
will open at and close at 4, with
ar hours recess from II to /. Minor
reccsscs will be arranged by the prin-
cipal or teacher of each school, subject
to the approval of the superintendent.
At the Smith building there Will he
a seventh grade but no sixth. as two
sixth grades Will remain in the Lincoln
school. \ change in this arrangements
has been suggested, but it seemed best.
for various reasons, to continue 1t an
other year.
1t has become necessary to open the
year with substitute teachers in two
positions.
MISS Maze, recently elected 10 the Cc-
partmcnt of English in the High school,
cannot be present for some time on ac-
count of the death of her brother. Her
position will be filled by Miss Josephine
Ward of Augusta. Miss Ward is edu-
cationalIy well qualified for the work.
and in addition to her more general
experience as teacher, has substituted
in the same department of the Hallo-
well High school.
Miss COncannon, who will have a
sixth grade in the Lincoln school, has
undergone an operation for appended
vile, has been employed as substitute.
Miss jackson was educated at Fox
croft Academy and at the Pennington
state Normal School. In addition to
this, she has enjoyed several years Of
very successful experience.
Examinations will be conducted in
the various school buildings at -
O'Clock today for pupils who We're pro-
noted on condition. Individual notice
has been sent to such pupils. instruct
ing each to he present at the hour men
toned. in the room in which he at
tended school last year.
Wednesday afternoon at 4 o'clock.
al teachers. now about 50 in number,
have been asked to assemble in The au-
ditorium of the City building. Arrange
mcnts will be made whereby each prin-
cipal can meet his corps of teachers
at the close of the general meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-10
PERSONAL MENTION.

F. G.. Burrows of Boston was in the
city Monday afternoon on matter of
business.
Mrs. +. T. Marson and children We're
the guests Of r. r. Marson at Riverside
Saturday.
Joseph d. BARLEY of Burlington, Vt,
is a business visitor in the city for a
few days.
Miss Harriet Enright was the Sun
day guest Of friends at Birch Island,
Casco lay.
=. S. Jackson Of Boston is the
guest of his mother. Mrs. a. A jack
son. 20 School street.
Patrick Sexton Of Darfen. CT. who
has been making 4 short visit in the
city, returned home yesterday.
Hon. S. r. kimball Of Rockland was
the Sunday guest of friends at Ham
mond's grove, Cobbosseecontee.
Miss Hattie Il. Andres of Bowdon
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. d.
IIutchns at 80 Winthrop street.
Mrs. Charles J. Prescott and Miss
Standish Prescott of Orange. y. j..
are the guests Of friends in the city.
Miss Mary Lovctt of Somcrvillc.
Mass. is in the city and is the guest
of Mrs. c. S. Downing on Winthrop
court.
X. w. Leighton, Esq, Of Mt. Vernon
was in the city yesterday, having just
returned from weeks business trip
, to Rochester, y. y.
DIR. T. Bcrgcron. formerly of this
city who had been taking special
course Of study at Paris. France, s
the guest Of friends in town.
c. W. Hopkins. who had been spen l.
| ing the summer vacation at his home
in this city, has returned to Portland
to resume his studies at the Maine
School for the Deaf.
Miss Theresa Farrell, who had been
! Passing a vacation at her home III
Lewiston, has returned to the city and
resumed her duties as stenoSraphcr at
| the Gannett publishing house.
Mr. and Mrs w. L. Rarrows. who
had been passing the summer at his
| old home in this city, have returned
to Chicago, where Mr.. Barrows is an
instructor in electrical engineering in
Armour Institute.
| Charles Gordon of Brewer, who has
been the guest Of Warren Smith or
home in that city and was ACCOMPANY
led by Mr.. Smith. who will remair
until school commences.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-09-10

While the month Of September is
one of the most beautiful of the year
at CobboSSc"Contcc. some of the cot
tagcrs are already closing their sum
mer homes and moving into the city
for the winter. called home by the
opening Of the fall term Of school.
which will commence this week.
Among those who will move in this
week are Thomas a. Cooper and fam
lily. who have occupied the Reid cot
tage for the summer. DIR. T.. L. Hall
and family. who have also been enjoy
Ink life at the lake. both of whom OK
poet to come in today. Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Williamson and children, who
have been spending the summer at
Hammnnd'S grove. returned to their
Grove street home Sunday. 1t is prob
able that the majority of the cottages
will be closed by the middle Of the
month. hut some of the late StayerS
Of the colonies along the upper end of
the lake will remain for some time yet
to enjoy the last days of the season
and che beauties of the autumnal To-
liage