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The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-23
GIFT FOR COLUMBIA
Columbia University Gratefully Ac-
cepts Mrs. Ray Matshak's Gift

NEW YORK, May 22.-As me-
mortal to her husband, Mrs, kay
Matshak has given the money TO
equip a department of mechanice-
theorpy at the Vanderbilt Clinic OF
the College of Physicians and Sur
geons OF this city. The trustees OF
the clinic have accepted the gilt
gratefully, So Columbia will be the
FIRST university in the United States
TO have such an equipment and to
instruct her student i'll this new
branch Of therapeutics, The depart
ment will be in charge OF DR., Charles
Il. Jaeger, instructor Of orthopaedie
surgeory at the College OF Physic-
ians and Surgeons Mechanico is TO
hasten the recovery OF persons whose
disease have disabled them or have
been injured. Thus ii saves time and
money; the sufferer, cured by IT, can
return to work sooner; his sick
benefit" ends sooner. Ii patient is
recovering from the after-etfects OF a
broken arm, leg or shoulder that has
knit, or if one OF his joints is grow
ing stiff after a sprain or break,
acknowledgements machine is
called into use and the treatment is
applied. Ii patient is too weak to
work actively with one Of the ma
chimes his limb is strapped to the
apparatus and without the least as
sistance on his part the needed heal
ing exercises is given by means OF a
motor.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-23
ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

CHICAGO, May 22.-The Western
Unitarian Conference closed here last
night with the election the following
officers: President, Morton D. Hull,
Chicago; first vice-president, Rev.
Geo. A. Thayer, Cincinnati; second
yice-president, Charles A. Ames, St.
Paul; secretary, Rev. w. NJ. Backus,
Chicago; treasurer, Herbert w.
Brough, Chicago; directors-F. F.
Temple, Rev. w. Hanson Poulsford,
Fred V. Hawlcy, Morton D. Hull
and Edwin c. Mason, Chicago; C..
S. Udell, Grand Rapids, Mich, and
George Gebauer, Duluth, MINI.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1908-05-23
ELKS CELEBRATE.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, May a.
"A special to the Express from
Mexico City says: Two Pullman cars
of Elks dressed in the typical Mexi-
can peon uniforms will go from
Mexico to the National Convention
of Elks to be held at Dallas in June.
The Elks will go wearing big Charro
hats, white duck trousers, sandals
and red sashes. They will pick up a
Mexican band at Laredo. There are
many Elks scattered throughout
Mexico and it is expected there will
be at least 90 from the Republic.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
FOR LEASE

WE WILL BUILD YOU 4 HOTEL RIGHT
DOWNTOWN. CLOSE TO MARKET ST, AND
LEASE VOC THE ENTIRE BUILDING.
GROUND FLOOR AND ALL FOR A TERM OF
- YEARS: No BETTER LOCATION IN THIS
CITY THIS BUILDING WILL RE FROM i75
TO 200 ROOMS. WITH STORIES BELOW
AND WILL COVER A LOT 6Sx13T:6 THE
RENT WILL BE LOW. BEING FIXED UPON
A BASIS or FER CENT on The PRO
PEHTY VALUE.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
READ THIS CAREFULLY

THE CLASsIEST APARTMENT HOUSE III IL !.
THIS CITY, LOCATED ON ONE OF ihr. W
MOST DESIRABLE CORNERS IN SAN - = - II =
CISCO RtGaT 1T DOW & IoMTi TtSr PpnSNTIoN Is
GETTING BETTER EVERY MINUTE; JI JISI
FAR ENOUGH REMOVED FROM TIE B9S.- By
SENTATIVE YET CTsOSE ENOUGH FOR ONE
TO WALK DOWN TOWN IN OR MINU -, -,
WITH AN ACCURATE KNowLEDGE or ALL
THOSE ADVANTAGES Or EQUIPMENT IiiAI
CAN ONLY COME THROUGH E&pERlEN,ef ~. r.; !,
THERE ARE OVER 1OO ROOMS IN . OR :
ROOM APARTMENTS ALL WITH PRINNIE
BATHS; FITTED THROUGHOUT WITH IHf.
LATEST APPLIANCES IN STEAM HkAItN
HOT AND COLD WATER DISTRIBUTION,
ELEVATOR THE INTERIOR ARRANGE
THE APARTMENTS LIGHT. sunny AND
DESIRABLE. a LARGE CEMENTED BASE-
AGE ROOMS AND SERVANTS QyARTERS.
As WELL AS TRADESNiEN'S ENTRANCE. THE
AND GOLDEN OAK. BODY BRUSSELS AND
WILTON VELVET CARPETS. HAIR MAT
TRESSES AND UPHOLSTERED LEATHER
KNOWN BUSINESS AND SOCIETY PEOPLE-
AND THE PRICES OF APARTMENTS ARE
AMONG THE BEST OBTAINED IN THIS
NECF.SSARILY AL or 1T II CAsH-wE
WILL SHOW YOU WHERE YoU CAN MAKE
NC H THts bAh AosF y n 1E4Ks dTHFR WoRbs m Ti
PROPOSITION WILL YIELD 351a PER CENT
INTEREST on YOUR INVESTMENT. AND
THAT IS \ VERY LARGE REVENUE. EVEN IN
THESE DAYS OF HIGH FINANCE. IF YOU
WISH TO. BUY AND HAVE ENOUGH
MONEY COME AND TAEK THIS OVER WITH
Us WE WILL BE PLEASED To SEE YOU
AND WILL TAKE PLEASURE IN SHOWING
YOU AN Up TO DATE. HIGH CLASS APART
nENT HOUSE. WHICH. EVEN IN THESE
STRENUOUS DAYS. IS EARNING A LOT or
MONEY. AND HAS A DISTINCTLY BRIGHT
FUTURE, AS MIGHT BE READILY M
AGINED. THE FULLER co HAVE THIS
GILT EDGED PROPOSITION EXCLUSIVELY.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
MONEY MONEY! MONEY

WE CAN PLACE $3.50. 600 TO $3.50 coo ON
GILT EDGED PROPERTY IN THIS CITY. WE
CAN GET YOU PER CENT NET PER An
NUM-. WHICH Is CERTAINLY LARGE INTER
EST on SUMS OF THIS SIZE. IL YOU HAVE
MONEY To LEND on FIRST MORTGAGES.
COME IN AND LET Us SUBMIT SOME or
OUR LOCATIONS To YOU.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
FOR LEASE

SPLENDID I9 ROOM HOUSE. IN CHOICE
LOCATION; BOARDING.: FINE COOK. WHO
DOES ALL THE BUYING; ALSO VERY con-
PETENT JAPANESE BOY WHO TAKES CARE
OF THE ROOMS. THIS LITTLE HOUSE WILL
CLEAR 500 PER MONTH AND BOARD AND
ROOMS FOR TWO THE PRESENT OWNERS
LEASE TIE HOUSE FURNISHED THEY
HAVE IN ADDITION, SOME FURNITURE OF
THEIR OWN. WHICH YOU WOULD HAVE TO
BUY. THE PRICE OF ALI THEY OWN is
ONLY $500. Do YOU KNOW WHERE YOU
CAN CLEAR AS GOOD AS $3.50 PER MONTH
BY INVESTING 500:
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12

s5.JOO-AN ELABORATELY FURNISHED 30
ROOM HOUSE DOWNTOWN; NEW. MOD
ERN. WITH RUNNING WATER. HOT AND
COLD: GAS AND ELECTRICITY. AND STEAM
HEAT THROUGHOUT: LEASE FOR ) YEARS.
IT COST 81 900 TO FURNISH THIS HOUSE.
AND IT Is CLEARING 500 To $3.50 PER
MONTH 1T WOULD NEVERABE OFFERED
FOR SALE WERE 1T NOT THAT THE PRO
PRIETOR is COMPELLED Tor LEAVE SAN
FRANCISCO AND Is WILLING To SACRI-
FICE THE HOUSE IN ORDER TO EFFECT a
QUICK SALE-DON'T FORGET THIS.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12

REMEMBER THAT EVERY GOOD PR0P0-
SITION COMES To Us. AS WE ARE THE
BIGGEST ADVERTISERS IN SAN FRANttS0CO y
AND ARE THE ACKNOWLEDGED LEADEhS
IN THE ROOMING AND APARTMENT HOtSb
BUSINESS ON THIS COAST.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
SAN MATEo REAL ESTATE


SAN MATEo REAL ESTATE
% DOLLARS
~ roUE POCKET
If YOU SUI LOT
N
THE EAST SAN MATEo TRACT
BEFORE
JULY Is. 1905.
AFTER THAT DATE THE PRICE
Will BE
$500 INSTEAD OF $50.
REMEMBER. SoU HAVE
CEMENT WALKS AND CURBs, MAcADAM
STREETS,
WATER. SEWER, GAS AND ELECTRICITY.
AND
THIs WORK Is NEARING COMPLETION.
LOTS 60 AND 90 FEET FRONT By $50 DEEP
ONLY FOUR BLOCKS FROM THE STATION,
FOR
$50 TERMS oNE-FIFTH Cash.
CONF down TO-DAY Or TOMORROW AND
sFCU RI A LOT. THEY ARE GOING FAST
OR
SEND FOR NAP AND PRICE LIST.
PENINSULAR REALTY CO,
GENERAL AGENTS.
2s2 MAIN ST. san MATEO-
rHONE san MATBO 49, san NATEo.
san FRANCISCO AGENT. C. D. NICHOLS,
ROOMS 25-26 $50 MARKET ST
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12

BEST DOWNTOWN. NEW. TRANSIENT
HOUSE IN SAN FRANCISCO; So ROOMS, ELE-
GANTLY FURNISHED; LONG LEASE AT \
FAIR RENTAL: THIS HOUSE CLEARS $3.50
PER MONTH AND is LOCATED WHERE IT'S
FUTURE is ASSURED; $500 CASH THIS
HOUSE CONTAINS VELVET AND ADMINISTER
CARPETS. OAK BIRDSEYE MAPLE AND MA
HOGANY DRESSERS CHAIRS AND TABLES.
SOLID BRASS AND BRASS AND ENANELED
BEDS SILK FLOSS MATTRESSES AND
SPLENDID DRAPERIES. EVERYTHING CON
SIDERED, 1T WOULD BE VERY DIFFICULT
TO DUPLICATE THIS HANDSOME LITTLE
HOUSE.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
Observation-Disclosures

To LEASE \ NEW UP To DATE APART
MENT HOUSE IN GOOD NEIGHBORHOOD.
WE HAVE THE CUSTOMER, HAVE YOU THE
HOUSE? If SO. WE CAN SECURE YOU A
GOOD TENANT FOR 4 LONG TERM LEASE.
COME AND SEE Us IMMEDIATELY.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
Lope1Ne HOUSES FOR Sauce:

THE FULLER CO.,
go PACIFIC BLDG, MARKET ST. AT 4TH,
SAN FRANCISCO
PHONE DOUGLAS 1923.
BRANCH OFFICES:
Ills BROADWAY. OAKLAND, 45I 18th ST.
OAKLAND.
WE CERTAINLY DO THE BUSINESS OF SAN
FRANCISCO.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12

HERE is THE GREATEST OPPORTUNITY
on THE MARKET. WE HAVE LISTED, ES-
ROOM NEW HOUSE, DOWNTOWN. RIGHT
IN THE MIDDLE OF THINGS; A. ROOMS
ARE NEWLY FURNISHED. IL FACT. THE
FURNISHED THROUGHOUT; HOT AND COLD
RUTNING 1N WATEE is s ~ EVEkH dSe ROOM III, - -
TWO OR THREE ROOMS CAN BE THROWN
TOGETHER WITH PRIVATE BATH OR CAN
BE LIzEUSEPARATELY. AS EACH ROOM
CONTAINS RUNNING WATER AND CLOSET.
THE HOUSE is STEAM HEATED. THERE Is
A FIVE YEARS LEASE FROM NEXT JULY.
FROM NOW UNTIL THEN YOU HAVE FREE
RENT THIS HOCSE SHOULD CLEAR $500
PER MONTH. PECULIAR CIRCUMSTANCES
COMPEL THE OWNER TO SELL FOR ABOUT
50. 500 LESS THAN THE HOUSE Is ACTT-
ALLY WORTH. THIS HOUSE Is WORTH. LO-
GATED AS 1T is. WITH ITS FUTURE BFsI-
1T FOR $3a00 OR WE WILL SELL YOU A
HALF INTEREST FOX s1T5o II YOU WANT
MONEY COME AT ONCE: IF NOT. Don't
TAKE UP OUR TINE. AS WE HAVE a
WASTE TIME ON PEOPLE WHO HAVE ONLY
CURIOSITY TO Crafty.
A SPLENDID APARTMENT HOUSE OF A.
ROOMS MODERN THROUGHOUT; PRIVATE
s6MELY IT FuRN1sHFD ANp cfESRiN FA ssoo SD
PER MONTH: NOT A VACANCY AT PRESENT
THIS HOUSE IS OFFERED FOR $1,000.
WHICH Ts LESS THAN ONE-HAIF WHAT III
COST THE PRESENT OWNER. THIS HOUSE.
is LOCATED IN LIVE BUSINESS DIS
TRICT. WITH THE BEST OF PROSPECTS
FOR THE FUTURE If VOC WANT AN
APARTMENT HOUSE BARGAIN COME At
ONCE. FOR THIS WILL SUIT.
WE HAVE EVERYTHING IN FURNISHED
PLACES FROM \ ROOM FLAT FOR x25O TO
A BIG HOTEL FOR $500, 2O0,Ooo-EyERYFHING.
WE ARE EXCLUSIVE DEALERS IN TIE
EACH DEPARTMENT OF OUR BUSINESS
Is HANDLED BY COMPETENT BUSINESS
MEN OF WIDE EXPERIENCE WHO PRO.
TECT THE INTERESTS OF BUYER AM
SELLER ALIKE IN EVERY TRANSACTION.
The FULLER COMPANY
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12

APARTMENT AND BOOMING HOUSES FOR
SALE
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12

REMEMBER THE FULLER co LEADS AND
THE REST FOLLOW
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12

EACH DEPARTMENT OF OUR eEUsISEss
Is HANDLED BY COMPETENT RUSTNESS-
MEN OF WIDE EXPERIENCE. WHO pro.
TECT THE INTERESTS OF BUYER Am
SELLER ALIEE IN EVERY TRANSACTION.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
REDwooD cITY REAL EsrArE

VILLA tract, 40 It frontage. $3.50 %: 10 per
cent DOWN SO per month"; no interest 40
taxes; nlacamadize1 streets. curbs. water and
sewer nee 10 purchaser warm climate: ex-
cellent railroad and educational facilities.
G. u. WILCOX co. S37 Golden Gste av.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
MARIy COUNTY REAL ESTATE

TA4ALPAIS Valley is being sold in acres at
$3.50 an acre and up. Tamalpais Valley Is
beautifully wooded and commands grand
view Of mountain and bay. a few years ago
acres IN the Berkeley hills sold for few
hundred dollars. Today they are worth thou
sands of dollars. Today, acres In Mill Valley,
one mile distant from JTamalpais Valley, are
worth from $1,000 to Sc. 600. Remember that
suburban acres are hard TO get. We are build
ing roads and laying water 10 every lot. Elec-
tric light and telephone service are assured.
The electric trains are convenient and run on
half hour schedule. This is probably your
last chance to get a beautiful acre domestic
within s miles Of San Francisco for few
hundred dollars. We have sold 10 of these
lots in the last few weeks. Investigate Tamal-
pals Valley and see for yourself. Send for
illustrated booklet. CRANST0N, BELNEL &
DwYER, 573 California st. Phone kearny
4Iqe
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
MoNTARA RAJ EsTATE
sAN JOSE REAL EsTATE

JOIN the Oakland colony: buy a summer home
in San Jose, just out Of city limits; near Alum
rock are lots 50xIs5i price $3.50; SO down.
SO month; water free first year; camping
grounds. Inquire OF owner. 400 esd St, Oak
land.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12

WE ARE EXCLUSIVE DEALERS IN THE
BEST
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
REAL ESTATE no ExcuANGE

81 .9e0--Ios Angeles lot, JoxI50; cement walk
street Improvements; cars pass door: exchange
fer San Francisco property. or will take a
larger Investment Inquire 6S5 CLAYTON 81
IS 800: new house. s rooms and bath: concrete
celisr and sidewalk mortgage, 81 500 What
tsye yon 70 ofer for equity Box 4257 CaJl
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12

MILLIONS Of acres Texss school Isnd TO be
sold By the state; 81 20 s. per acre: onlr
one fourtfeth cash and 80 years time on
balance; ; per cent Interest: only Si2 cash for
i69 aeres at SS per Sere; greatest opportunity; ;
lions and new state law. J. J. SNYDER
School Land Locator. iol 9Th St. Austin Tex
Eeference, Austin National Bank
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12

WE HAVE EVERYTHING IN FURNISHED
PLACES FROM \ ROOM FLAT FOR x250 no
4 BIG HOTEL FOR 5000, O0,O00-EyERYFHING
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12

BROOKDALE PARK,
ON
pETALUMA AV.
10 minutes from station.
Handsome. new ) room bungalows
For sale on terms.
SIO0 down and $50 per month.
Oak and laurel trees, green grass hne climate,
swell locality. Large lots, adjoining fine, new
boIIses. $3.50 each.
Write postal for particulars.
5. J. NORTON 4th and sts.. San Rafael
CHAPMAN PARK.
Don't psy such big prices for little lots for
sell big lots for little money and offer in
ducements to home builders In the most select
and beautiful location in Marin county; grand
view; hUe roads; shade trees: sewers; water;
electricity. etc: on easy terms.
J. +. NAD0N. Mgr. So Montgomery ST.
NEW : room house and bath. double lot, 40
fruit trees. for sale; price 81 500; original cost
s.. 100: Ross canyon Z. o. box Ii. Kentheld.
FINE big lot. IO0xl4o; station select, grand
view. excellent roads, trees, water, sewers I;
only $3.50: terms Address box Ss04- Call
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12

WANTED Information regarding a good farm
Tor sale: rot particular about location: wish
70 hear from owner only who viii sell direct
pg-7T. give price. description ana state
possession he had Address L.
uARBTsHIRE. box 1901. Rochester. y. Y.
cAId BRANCH OFFIcE. 1861 Fillmore St. near
Post
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12

The FULLER COMPANY.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-12
SANTA cruz REAL ESTATE

SANTA CRUZ-Aoreaee improved or not: close
iu; for sale; furnished houses for rent list
r. II. PARKER. 70 Pacific av.. Santa Cruz
HOMES. investments. lots. ranches, acre prop
critics EMBERT n BROWS. Santa Cruz. Cal.
RANCHES, . .. up. improved; town property.
lots. L. II. Parker 125 Pae sv.. santa Cruz
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-17
Marked for Death.

three years aCo was marie for
death. a graveyard cough was tearing
my lungs TO pieces. Doctors fail.d to
help me, and hope had fed, when my
husband got Dr. Kings New Discov-
cry" says Mrs. A. c. Williams, Of
Bac, Ky. The first dose helped mo
and Improvement Kept on until had
gained IS pounds in weight and my
health was fuIiys restored. rms medi-
cine holds the worlds healing record
for coughs and colds and lung add
throat diseases. It prevents pneu-
monia. Sold under guarantee at Rose $
drug store soc and sIoe. Trial BOT
tie free.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-17
SHAREHOLDERS MEETING.

Brunswick. Ga, Dec. 10, 1908.
The regular annual meeting of he
STOCKHOLDERS of the National Bank
of Brunswick. for the election of a
board of directors and the transact
lon of other lawful Business. win be
held at the Office of the bank on
Tuesday, January 18th, 1909, at ii
O'Clock, A. NJ <. o. Walter, Cashier.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-17
TO TYPEWRITER PEOPLE.

! viii buy. sell or trade lYpewriters
al makes, both new and second hand
Write or call at hotel Royal TO-DAY
Complaints solicited. See the new
Visible Smith Premier. Smith Pre-
mier Typewriter Co.. E c. Momaaa
representative
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-17
sktenda offlee HOUR.
bnenosA

collector Read announces that
Monday next, when the tax books
he viii remain in his office
XIX until p. m, and later if nee
ssssary, IN order that all taxpayers
may pay up and thus avoid having
executions issued against them.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-17
To LECTURE At Schools

Prof Mills will deliver lecture
at the schools today. All of the chill
dren will gather IN the large assem-
bly, room and listen TO the lecture,
which viii prove very interesting.
Prof. Mills is now making tour. of
the south in the interest of education,
being a representative OF the govern
ment
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-17
Watches That Keep Time.

The celebrated Howard shat Is :iosss
the watch for the well-dressed man.
is being shown by X Mott, who is
special agent Mr.. Mott has an extra
fine line of gold. silver and filed
watches which are going rapidly to
Tie Christmas buyers Mr.. Motifs
stock IS composed OF the highest class
Iof goods aud they make it easy for
you TO select a present By their cour-
teous aitentions and timely sugges-
tons.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-17
BATCH OF ITEMS
AROUND THE CITY
The Hangar 70 sail.

The Hangar to Sail.
The Norwegian. ship Hangar mas
been repaired~nSd surveyed and or
dered to ioaA portion of the cargo
which was Aded in order to repair
the daTas FUSED by fire some time
ago. So ~ san In few days for
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-17
ONLY IRISH TEACHERS
IN THE IRISH SCHOOLS

Dublin. Dec. 1.-THE Gaelic League
today issued demand that none but
irish teachers be employed in Irish
schools and only Irish language BE-
spoken.
The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1908-12-17

CLOTHING At '4ALF PRICE
MUST GO. SIG i.EVIsoN.
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-11
P,pM FRET.

Quite good many people have at tended the fair at Brooklyn this week
 Miss Eleanor Jacobs arrived in town on Monday and will spend the month with her aunt at ',The Corner,
 Mrs. Louise Barnes of Ossininp, \. f., is visiting her niece, Mrs. Harry Smith.
 Mrs. Nellie Byrns bought one of the houses owned by "The Pomfret Sehoole and will put il up on a plot of ground between smith Brothers store and Thomas Clemens house.
 The dormitories and cottages al athe school are being put in order. pfepa- fatory to the return of the boys who come next week.
 The school al Hamlet Lodge does not open until the Isl of October
 pr. Overlook k in Maine visiting his father, taking much needed Naea- ton.
 The church and society of the Con- gregational church met Monday exen- ing and voted to hire the Rev Willis ton of Burlington, R. |.
 Ms. L. j. kfyes and daughter, Miss Minnie, returned from their outing OH Martha's Whey ard last Saturday.
 Rev MT. Neena of Providence oe- cupied the pulpit of the congregational church last Sabbath, but owning to the storm the attendance was small.
 II is understood that Rev, MT. Irwin will stay al the Episcopal church next June.
 Rev. Wallace Sterns has moved to Woonsoeket, k. |.
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-11
BINGTON

Several from Abingdon attended Thursday evening, September fourth, the marriage of Miss Blanche Fuller of Hampton to George Lemuel Ingalls,, formerly Of this place.
 The Rev. Joseph and Mrs. kyte spent last week with their daughter in South Braintree, Mass.
 Mrs. s.Phoebe Sharpe k visiting friends in Bridgeport.
 Miss Brayton has been entertaining Miss Kennedy Of Danielson.
 Mrs. Paine and her son Merrill have moved to Putnam. They occupy the house recently occupied by MT. and Mrs Geo. F.. Shaw on Grove street.
 The school in the centre district opened Tuesday.
 Miss Howe who has given excellent satisfaction for two years past has been engaged for another year.
 The following are attending schools out of town, Woodstock Academy, Marion Smith and Roxy Wilbur. Put nam high school. Edith clapp, Ar thur Clapp, Daisy Baker, Mildred Fay, Fenner Rich, Hazel sherman, Mae Sloidafd, Wallaceii SalisburAt Willimantie High school, Virginia sharpe, Carl Sharpe, John Peal, Reaei Young Maria Wilbur returns to the StoYrs Agricultural college.
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-11
~
 lbtb i'StbN-

Lester Parke went to New ! ork last Friday and returned on Monday.
 Miss Augusta Wilson spent Thurs day in Oxford.
 Miss Mildred Knight entered the school al Southbridge last Tuesday She spends the Sabbaths here with her parents.
 Miss Sarah Crosby returned to her school at North Hampton on Tuesday.
 Rev. NIT. Sterns of PomfTet preached al the Congregational church last sat bath.
 The Ladies Foreign Home and Mis- sionary Society of the Congregaliohal church met with Mrs. Myron Eillotl Wednesday afternoon of last week The meeting was opened by the pfesi- dent, Mrs. Paine, then Mrs. Fletcher took charge. The subject discussed being Labrador. Selections were read from many of Dr. Grenteefs books, such as "Harvest of the Sea, ,'Dr. Grenfeel's Parish. The extracts of his works and life were most interesting, some of them being quite witty, others pathetie. There were fifteen ladies present, more than the average num- Der. The hostess served dainty re- treatments at the close.
 Mrs. Wicks is entertaining MT. ana Mrs. Hearst of Syracuse, \. f
 Mrs. Wilbur Hascali of Boston was A guest in town over Sunday.
 Mrs. Colcleugh gives a series of iec- lures, her subject being the different races of people. Red men, black men, white men, brown men and yeiio" men. The lectures are held at various residences. Mrs. C. Scarboro was the hostess this week.
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-11
VICINITY
t.sr THoa PscN.

,,.al meeting of the ". C. T. Y af Thompson occurred al the resi- s - af the president, Mrs Oscar Rob- 0,. ors's. en Thursday last. Owing to the isisolss , of some of the members, and A.be. Ssbo were attending the country ss inc attendance was not as large n"i,af hut goodly number was 2 snf and a profitable and enjoyable p'e' pss;rg Nss held. It was an all day bises se,.,,g annually held with Mrs. a,ss aass;n.on. and always looked forward hoe.fhb A.'.th interest by the members, hono- :. r.erlbers and invited friends. Re ,A. ,sA.a.n,enfs served on the basket plan, llesriI. ss inc election of officers for the fol aa ;ag % vear Mrs. Fuller, the County p,s.i.lent. was present, and iwas as a.,al A very interesting speaker. The Chewing officers were all unanimous E ,ssleeied for thetensuing year:
 sp.ss;dent. Mrs. Oscar Robinson.
 T,sssurer, Ms. E. F. Thompson
 iscretsry, Mrs. E. Woodland.
 Assistant Secretary, Mrs. Minnie Hxby. u ru. r.a s1a. Rev and Mrs. Van Natter of North s,esvenordale, and Rev. Ransom of gas, Thompson, made interesting re- nsrk,. and Miss Ellen Larned, the s,s,orian. delighted her audience with her well timed temperance anecdotes, and advice as to the best methods 10 ,.est the reformed drunkard.
 The regular routine program of re- ,,ansiye reading and songs of the w. TT r. were given, and all who were ,5,tnnate enough to be present enjoyed sxery moment of the day and the well saown hospitality of MT. and Mrs. Robinson at their pleasant home.
Putnam patriot., 1908-09-11
Memorial Ssrsice

A memorial service is To be held in Phoenix Hall, Danieison, sunday st s-'1 pm .Mrs. Fanny.c. Allen of iStope- ham, Mass. will deliver the address. oVer So invitations have beeu issued To the public. There has been such a de. mand for tickets 10 attend this service. that It has been decided To extend the invitation 10 the public.
 Any one in Putnam interested in the holding of memorial service k cor. diaily invited to attend this service. II ls intended 10 make the service broad and liberal and one that cannot fail to meet the approval Of all, whatever their affiliations may be.
 The invitation reads: "Mrs. Allen k one of the ablest opponents of the phil osophy of Spiritualism in the United States, and as an orator is excelled by few, II any. II is desired 10 make this a tender and beautiful service of heln and comfort and cheer to all, a service that will convey to our loved one in spirit our thoughts of love and help and our recognition of grand and beautiful life beyond, giving to our loved ones our heartfelt assurance that our love Tor them remains strong and true, and that by this service We convey 10 them our message Of eongratulation to their entrance into that beautiful life in spirit realm.s
 The expense of the service will be met by contribution. Any one wishing to contribute may do 50 by leaving their contribution with the gentleman at the door. To this service a special invitation has been extended to the e ltire membership of McGregor Post, G. X. R., and McGregor W. RIG.