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Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-26
SILVER FLUCTUATIONS
Found to Seriously Embarrass Bus'-
ness In the Orient.

WASHINGTON. Dec. 25-That business
conditions in the Orient have beer Sc
riously embarrassed by fluctuations hi
the price Of silver. and that the iuc-
t,ations rather than the mere deprt- =
citation in the value of the white met
al his caused this commercial dl!llcul-
ty. is shown bv q large number of Spc-
c;-l consular reports received by tho
ro.joaal monetary commission. Thp&"
re.orts indicate that III Japan. where
the gold standard is the basis of rN-
change there has been no unsettled
condition from that cause, but IN Shihl
with the silver standard. dealings win
cold standard countries have heen IN
iuriouslv affected by changes IN t'e
nricc of silver. which make the profit 81
.. transaction largely dependent Juror
| the rate Of exchange.
Tho special consular reports were
| called tor by the state department. a.
| tn., reuuesI Of Senator Lodge. Consul
| lar officers we're requested to r"ror'
| what had been the tendency Of price
since 1896. measured by silver curreh
CIV. lad found the depreciation OF SiiNc'
| . matter Of serious embarrassment u
| thcir business during the last year ah'
| whether the depreciation Of silvSr ha'
| stimulated considerably the @xpor
| trades
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-26
Mrs, Aimo Neri.

Mrs. Almo Neri (nee Race died at her
home at O'Clock Yesterday morning. af-
ter lingering illness Mrs. Neri had
Just entered. her 21st year She was a
lady of rare qualities and possessed many
friends. She had grown up in tile Uni
VefSallst faith and was unwavering in
her fidelity. She was conscious to the
very last and died in perfect peace.
NThe husband, to whom she was mar
ried only is months ago, survives. The
funeral will take place from her late
residence on Warren street at 9 o'clock
tomorrow afternoon. Rev. Leroy w
Coons of Augusta, who offlciated at her
marriage, and Rev. j. w. Steele. her
present pastor, will conduct the services
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-26
Greetings to
Grand Master

In accordance with the general orders
i5sed from the headquarters OF st.
Omcr Commandery. knights Templar,
No. - Il large number of the members
assembled at high noon yesterday 70
participate in the sentiment to the
grand master Rev. Henry Warden
Ruge Of Providence. Il. L. The custom
is observed all over the country. The
response sent by the Grand Master IS
as follows:
ITO All knights Greeting: MY
hearty good wishes go forth to the
brotherhood Of the Temple, as | re-
snond to another Christmas sentiment
Nav the sweet and holy influences OF
the iovous season reach the hearts ahc
| affect the lives Of the constantly IN
creasing membership of our strong anc
nrnspernus order. Thus may eacf
knight be prompted to q chlvalrlc ser
vice for the right ana Of the cultivation
| of that love to God and love to mar
which the fulfilling Of the highest laV
OF dety.'
During the past year four members
| l,niehted in st Omar have died, Mel
| son G. smith. Henry II. PerclVal. JONI
unvry Gibson and Albert Page
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-26
Jealousy Of First Causes
Death Of Second.
Mamie Estes Shoots George
Rawson in Roxbury.
Had Been Living rogsther-..Found
Him Visiting Another Friend.

Boston. Dee. 25-Murder was tonight
accidents and sudden deaths from
natural causes. which have made the
Christmas day of 1908 an unusual one.
During the early evening Mamie Estes
a colored woman, aged SO years, fol-
lowed her friend, George S. RawSon
white. aged SO years, said to be Bos-
ton & Albany tower switchman, who
she claimed she suspected was untrue
to her and finding him leaving house
in Thornton place. RoXbury. shot him
down with a 3S-cahbre revolver pour
ing three shots into the mans body
as he idy on the ground. kawson died
on the way to the hospital.
Both Miss Estes and Mr.. RaWs"n
lived at so Dover street, where they
had made their home for some time
RawsOn is said to be married but did
not live with his wife, Early today
Mr. Rawson told Miss Estes. she
claims. that he was going To pass tht
day with relatives. Instead he wont
to the home Of an old time friend on
Thornton place. and was on his way
home when Miss Estes met him and
fred upon him.
Miss Estes was Immediately placec
under arrest and it is stated confessed
to the shooting and gave her reasons
for doing so. which were to the effect
that Rawson had proved untrue to her
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-26
TWO DEAD, ONE DYING.
Fatalities from Fire in Coal Mine at
Amherst N. S.

Amherst. y. s, Dec. 23.-As a result
Of the brattice screens catching fire IN
the Joggins coal mines today John Il.
Coleman. aged %. and George Sawyer,
aged %. We're suffocated and Frank
Mcneil aged -, was so seriously burn
ed that he will probably die. The men
were cutting coal when the bratticc
isnited and with their clothing in
flame; they made a dash for the opel
ing Of the slope. Mcneil was the only
one to escape alive. the other two. to-
ribly burned. being suffocated in thcH
tracks.
The fire in the mine was cXtinguisll-
ed before any serious damage resulted
to the property.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-26
For Nearly 100 Belfast
Lads. and Lassies
Through Kindness Of Teachers
Charity Fund and Others.
They Feast and Play, Winding Up
At the Moving Pictures.

Belfast, Me, Dec. 25.-(SpeciaD. A
gaycr Christmas has not been passed
in Belfast for many years than this and
,among the happiest events was the
Chiidren's dinner given in Odd Fellows'
lall at noon today under the auspices
of the Teachers Charity Fund, backed
by a working committee Of business
men. For a week preparations had been
going on and &c tickets to the dinner
had been distributed iudiciously to the
little. girls and boys throughout the
city who would perhaps otherwise miss
much of the joyousness of Christmas
tide.
AS early as 10 o'clock the little ones
faces and with their best company
manners. They were ushered into the
dance hall in Odd Fellows block, there
to play until the dinner hour. Did they
make d noise Well some. .Phey
screamed at the top of their voices just
for sheer happiness and the men VINO
had charge of the affair only smiled
and encouraged them TO scream all
they liked No restraint was placed up
On them. the day was theirs and the
hall at their disposal. They Wrestled
slid on the polished floor. knocked off
each others hats and did all sorts OF
STUNTS. And they did have a gooG
time.
Most OF tho crowd We're boys but now
anG then one was accompanied by his
little sister. one little fellow came lead
ing his sister. who was slightly lame
up the stairs and the tender manner
in which he escorted her was pathetic
Another little fellow not more than
six years old seemed to be afraid that
he would lose his dinner ticket before
the mystic hour came around and he
put it first in one pocket, then another;
he put it in the front of his sweater
and inside his cap for safety and
finally he decided to hold it tightly in
his Mttle fist where he could feel it and
know it was safe.
AT II. without a moments delay, the
youngsters We're hidden to the banquet
hall and with q happy scramble they
obeyel. The tables were ready and not
| a moment was lost, for each plate was
already served and the little fellows
| had only to eat, drink and be mer-
ry" The menu included roast chicken
all kinds of vegetables. hot rolls, jel
lies. nie, and big mugs of milk. 1t was
as happy a dinner party as ever sa
at d table iiLgthis city and laughter ant
| fun formed a part of the tempting me
nu. As each left the table le was gfvel
a bag of candy and an orange to taxi
home. and tickets to the moving pic
| ture shows. where they spent the af
tc,n2on.
| Tlt affair was a bowling success il
every sense of the word and the gen
| tlelf7en who backed it should feel vel
repaid for their trouble. May it h@con!
an annual custom of the city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-26
Interest in Coming
Civil Service Bill.

\ bill coming up at the hPN' '@''o''
of fine LEGISLATURE that viii be ot S'eh'
;n+arc.t To Waterville people. VIII DE
~, nnn for placing the WaterNlll" Po-
I;co ,u1er civil service. an act Wilch
h,s hcon contemplated by the water
III citizens for some time IN dc-
o,rd,nce with the growing CONDITION
ot tbe CITY. it seems no more 'ilf,"
nroner that this act should receive Tue
nassaea asked for and as both partlsS
are de>.irous of this end, 1t WIFI pI""-
ably meet with favor.
Placing the Waterville ponce UNI,
tho civil service act means cohslaeIaple
to the city. not because the presen'
| administrators of the law are more Ell :
| 6c;ant than those OF preceding years
| under different party ADMINISTRATIONS
t,,+ o+,,ar cities have achieved success
under such acts and there Is no tt"S''
why We as a municipality shouid III"
tbo same. OF course. naturally tif't
o,e some who do not favor the plit Oh
account of party distinction, put IL >
,,,deretood that the legislators lfo'
tbis rity. also many of the promiile''
1aed ders of the Democratic party. taNo
the pa ssage of the bill because ol II
worth to the citizens in general
CITY Marshal Charles farrinstoh se7
+erday stated that the matter had pee
ta1,en mn and thought that it would
through without much opposilioh' oi'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-26
Useful
-arrh?
ingredients ofpe.

Should ns. ingredients ofPe.
runa be submittee ) any medical ex-
pert, ofwhatever sci ool or nationality,
he would be obliged to admit without
reserve that each one Of them was OF
undoubted value in chronic catarrhal
diseases and had stood the test ofmany
years experience in the treatment Of
such diseases. THERE CAN BE no
DISPUTE ABOUT THIS WHAT
EVER. Peruna is scomposed ofthe most
eficacious and universally used herbal
remedies for catarrh. Every ingred-
lent Of Peruna has a reputation Of its
ownint nthecureo ofsome phaseof catarrh
Peruna brings to the home the CON-
BINED KNOWLEDGE OF SEVERAL
SCHOOLS OF MEDICINE in the treat
ment of catarrhal diseases: brings to
the home the scientific skill and knowl'
edge of the modern pharmacist; and
last butnot least, brings to tho homo the
vast and varied experience Of Dr.. Hart
man, in tho use ofcatarrh remedies, and
in the treatment Of catarrhal diseases.
The fact is, chronic catarrh is q dis.
ease which is very prevalent. Many
thousand people know they have
chronic catarrh. They have visited
doctors over and over again, and been
told that their case is one Of chronic
catarrh. It may be of the nose, throat,
lungs, stomach or some other internal
organ. There is no doubt as to tho ma
ture Of the disease. The only trouble
is tho remedy. This doctor has tried
to cure them. That doctor has tried
to prescribe for them.
BUT THEY ALL FAILED TO
BRING ANY RELIEF.
DR.. Hartman's idea is that catarrh
remedy can be made on large scale,
as he is making it; that it can be made
honestly, Of the purest drugs and Of
the strictest uniformity. His idea is
that this remedy can be supplied di-
rectly to the people, and no more be
charged for it than is necessary for
the handling Of it.
No other household remedy 30 uni
versally advertised carries upon the
label the principal active constituents,
showing that Peruna invites tho full
inspection Of the critics.
Ask your Druggist for Free Peruna
AImana for 1909.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-26
HARGlS CASE TO JURY.
Argue Five Hours Without Agreeing-
Locked Un for the Night.

irvine. Ky. Dee. 2a.-Twelve men in
whose hands rests the fate of Beech Har-
gis. on trial for the murder of his father,
were sent to bed tonight by Judge Adams
after they had Wrangled for i've hours
without reaching q verdict. At the close
of a corcluding speech by Attorney a.
Byrd. the jury was sent into chambers
about noon.
They reported at o'clock that they
could not agree on a verdict. Judge Adj
ans told them that he must leave IRVINE
for another point in the circult at
o'clock tomorrow ana sent them PACK to
think il over and report tomorrow
Ryrd. who was always the ln'riacapie
enemy of Judge Harsis. somewhat 'ooF
the part of tie dead fcldist IN '!'e nv
terest speech ever heard in the hehtncNS
mountains lie flayed J. j R"ch aht
Will 4 Young. attorneys for Beech far
,,iS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-26
SPREAD LIKE WiLDFlRE
All Over America, the News OF the
Marvellous DandruT Cures of Paris
ian Sage F. s rc0d.

-eiy yea,s j.. 20 there was ihtro-
,,uccl INTO America a cure for dandful'
falling hair and all scalp diseases.
,rE,s nair renewer did not attract
much attention for some months, uhtli
q ,,roaressive business man, nearing VI
several almost magical cures, decided
to tnIl tne American people OF lts
mighty power to destroy the deadiy
dandrufr germ
And today. without any sensational
or untruthful advertising, rai '1''i'
Sage is used extensively III Almost
every town in America. Ana Whi' nus
nroduced this great demand simply
| this. Partisan Sage does Just WHAT we
are telling the readers OF the 'ouiiis'' II
| will do.
We claim. and we back our claim
| with EoWditch & Webster money
hack guarantee, that Parlslan sage II
+ho most inyigorating and reluNinatine
hair tonic. 1t cures dandrull' s'"pS
f.,,ling hair and itching scalp; 1t makes
| +be hair GROW strong and vigorous Se'
soft and lustrous. 1t is the only nan
dressing that reaches the root pup .
the hair and destroys the -dahorui
germ.
Il Ana to the women who are reaoiil'
| +bis. sinnle statement of fact. We wan
to say that Partisan Sage works won won
ders win women's hair. 1t VIII tui1
a,,u ,arsh and faded hair iHt
! hoa,tiful lustrous hair in few daNs
: and is the most pleasant and sat'sisin
: hair dressing any woman ever used
"Mv hair was falling out rapioi
/ when I heard of your guaranteed i'''
restorer. The first application remove
! the itching. my hair stopped iaitih
f ont and it is soft, glossy and pilapie
e r.r,.ja Williams, S44 Clinton Ave. :
:: Rochester, n. Y
!: Rowditch & Webster sell Parlsia
e Sage for so cents a large bottle or
:, can he obtained direct from the MAJ
5 OPS Giroux Mfg. Co, Buffalo, \. T.
'v charges prepaid.
gl Sold and guaranteed in WaterViiie
T. Geo w. Dorr, and in Gardiner
jackson Bros. NI1'--'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-26
Knights Templar
Christmas Day

The members of Maine Comnandefy,
No I. Knights Templar. met at noon
on Christmas day for the purpose OF
drinking toast to the grand master Oh
the Grand Commandery. sentiment
was sent to the grand commander ai'u
his reply was read. Commaluef i-oi
ing read letters FROM various coinman-
deries throughout the State. ana .'l'e
words of congratulations when they
contained found d ready response
Judge Larrabee read communication
from the Grand Commandefy Oh AZ
kansas \ vote was passed eNteii,.'ii7
the good wishes of Maine Coinnahuei ,
to other communicates ana TO the
Grand Commander and others "A coi
lation was served and Il pleasant soc'''l
hour was passed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-26
Alleged Rumse|Iers Are
Released on Bonds.
Funeral Of the Late Mrs. Eta
Mcfarland Raymond.
Fire Department to Hold Annual
Ball Dec. 81.

The funeral service for the late Mrs.
Eta Mcfarland Raymond, wife of
Forrest Raymond of North Main street,
VAS held Thursday afternoon at her
late home. Rev. f. X. Jordan, pastor
of the Free Baptist church. officiated.
Mrs Raymond died at the age of 81
years. death resulting from tubefculo-
sis. Besides the husband, an eight
mcnths-old son, two brothers, Ross
ami Lewis Mcfarland, and three sis
ters Misses Vivian, Flossie and Eva,
all Of this town, survive.
Mrs. Ellen Trlpp and Brother Odell
Gerrish, who We're arrested Thursday
afternoon by Deputy Sheriff j. D. NJ.
Foster and Constables n. G. Corey and
George Rogers. who made a seizure
of l5is quarts OF liquor found at their
place. We're released from the local
lookup Just before midnight Thursday
on bonds furnished by their father,
who is a resident of Troy
The members of the PiCtsfieid fire
department will give their third an
nual ball at Union hall New Years
eve. Lee. 81 The floor directors will be
CHIEF d. NJ Parks and Assistant Chief
j. \. Martin, who will be assisted by
q number of aides. At intermssion a
supper will be served. The proceeds Of
this event will go to the Relief Asso-
citation of the firemen and the public
should give this ball liberal patron
age.
Phentoma Lodge. I. Q. o. r., will
elect officers Monday evening, follow
ed BY work in the Third degree. Re
freShments.
$. n. Frost Of this town has been
appointed By Sherift-elact John A.
Noores as deputy sheriff Of Pitts1eld
to 30 sworn in Ian. ] Mr.. Frost is at
present a member of the board OF Sc
lectmen and has many warm friends
here and in this vicinity who will wish
him success in his new undertaking.
installation of officers for the ensu-
ing year of the Pittsfield Grange will
occur on the evening of Jan. u. State
Master c. S Stetson will be present
and act as installing officer.
Mr. and Mrs. William CleaNes anG
little daughter of Gardiner are in towr
for q few days visit with her parents
Mi and Mrs. f. S. Cowan
George Morecroft arrived home from
Salem. Mass. Thursday to pass
Christmas with his family.
A. a. Bickford will leave today fol
Watertown, Conn. where he has sit
| uation for the winter
| Miss Maud Bracket, who has beer
empoycd as a milliner in Houlton, ar
rived home Thursday to pass her va
cation.
Miss Bessie Maxfeld, who has en-
| plcymcnt in New York, is spending he
Holiday vacation with, her parents. MIR
ana Mrs Ernest MaXfielu.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-26
BIG COFFERDAM UNiNJURED.
Engineers Labor All Night at Yuma
Ariz., to Save Work.

Yuma Arz.. Dec. 25.-The La Guna
cofferdam stands intact. but it has re-
quircd the united efforts of all the
crews employed in :stemming the tide
Of the swollen river with sandbags For
II hours the water came through the
sluiceways in walls six feet high. cut
ting the ground adjacent and flooding
the surface of the dam.
Engineers Hill. Be4lew and Vincent
spent the entire night on the crest of
the cofferdam directing the work. They
were taken off in boat when the river
began to lower.
The cofferdam was uninjured. but the
t1ackage system and working imple-
mentS are still under water.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-26
Church Notices.

Chelsea NJ. T. chapel. Rey; c; r. j. I'M H.:
preaching at !: t. NJ. by the pastor
First Baptist church. l.; "a n r. MI Ii1'se sermon
hv i the uo,s; nastor: subject: working in the
Cause Of Christ. .a;3iGa JHnior at Ths Fl ser.
Interest ali Who attend. Midweel prayer
meeting meeting al at 7.3o Wednesday evening
Free Baptist church. Rey; w; W. "a ao sE'l \.
den pastor: Public wofsnip a. subject !:
n .Tb@ WIN Iemands neai,ln Of Friendship SUNDAY
school at II. Is: Junior c. Y. at Ia :" t.,osnei
Senior c. L. ct f. M.spralse panNe'' r"I meeting s
Wranes;,at Ssfyiee at evening af 80 Brotherhood
meetin" Friday evening AZ 7S"
Randolph M E; sS,m. sShureaa,s aa,s1ao ISL by rev
Ianspa }onss past9eS 9pS psesefnGs 81 nGsadhcf SUNDAY
IeeaeI preaehng at p. NJ BY fpastooigo sorln Sn,
service Tuesday eyenans a. a'f .rreat inter
EST. The Young people repeated the the -, :"
Psalm ard responded to a them' r,e,
questions which were put 10 '", ,o,,
Services at the Congaeesa;;,'TTs onge ;,T sermon b,
Rev M Mr.. ,;oneS of Randolph: Sundas ,,,'tas
school at 1l45: evening serve Crnso a.
BY the votaIies ,hds Of be be New sU Life of chi
ma" The Brotherhood OF the I'M s,ine
will meet at 10; subject Sdav 1"r Sevenin
Free Masonry. WeofesssoaS ,;,,y AM
service at 10: subject. "ForSet'i''s ar
Remembering.
EiyhI,nd Avenue Methodist Episcopi
church. Rev. j. r. Clifford pastor: MOTT
ing worship with baptism. recept,loii 10 III i
members and Christmas sermon 'H 10 ?,
pastor and special music by choi,. AZ 10 70,
SUNDAY school and mems Bible 5 stnq a1
class at Il M: Junior League at . r. =, n m
devotional service Of the EpWoftn Iea7 s7,j i
led by -r.iwood Church at +; ~. -, ~
ject: ..'The Song Of the New kingdonl m
praise and gospel service led by me ~ =
a tor at p NJ Monthly meeting @ q =; =
official board at the parsonage Molu.
evening at 7.SO: raidweels PRAYER mestm u
Wednesday evening at 1.s0 watch '.ss. nlee
ing Thursday night; class meeting fi''''
Ut 7.30 P. NJ,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-26
MISS WINToN NOT TO WE'D.
Engagement to George Csmer Rey-
nods, of New York, Broken.

Cleveland. Dec 25.-cnly 10 days ago
friends of Miss Helen Winton. iebutante
and daughter of Alexander Ninton. nil
lianaire automobile manufactures were
told of her engagement to George Osmel
Reyn 1lGs of Pelham Manor. n. y. Yes
terday they were surprised by another
announcement calling off the engagement.
Miss WiDtcn. as we'll as her parents
refuses to see anyone or to state the
reason for the bl2hteG romance.
Mr.. Reynolds met Miss Winton within
last wear while the NeN Yorker vas here
on business. During long stay here lie
visited frequently at the mansion of the
Wintons. He returned to New Ecrll and
then came the announcement OF the en-
gagellent.
Miss Wfnton is 10 years old and a lead
er in the younger social set of the city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-26
DULL WITH KNIVES
For 14-Year Old Girl Results in Death
and Arrest for Murder.

Cleveland, Dec PA duel to the
death with knives in 4 dark room
Christmas night between two sultorS for
the hand of 14-year-old Julia Plco, re-
suited in the death of Powell F'romich
and the serious injury of Michael Mi
larovitch who is under arrest on the
charge of murder Fromich's brother
was probably fatally stabbed when he
ATTEMPTED To separate the fighting low
ere The eiri for whim the men fought
ana neither of whom, it is said. she
loves was struck by Mianovitch and
basll.y hurt
Bod, Fronlch and Milanovitch mad
pressed their suit yesterday and pro-
poeed marriage 10 the girl. Sc refused
each in turn. Each thought the other
the cause of his rejection.
Hotb men boarded in the Plce home.
| Arriving hcmc late tonight after an
unhappv day Mlanovitch is sad to
have .cne to Fromich's room and ac-
cuyed tie latter of stealing his sweet
| heart.
| II am going to Kill you for it, Milan
| ox.it,b is said to have exclaimed. FromcF
| laaped from his bed and asked Milano
| Will if hc wanted to fight. Hastily ;
| dunl was arranged and the two went U
| the Fitchen, spread a cloak upon the h}"'
dm1lened tho. room and drew their khlfe
and holding each other by the leit mana
began the deadly struggle
ONLY mufled curses and the hot breath
of the bleeding men broke the silence
Desperately they lunaed and sW'iEe"
wound after wound was inflicted. A'te
i, feu. minutes the blows became fcwe
and weaker until finally with ~ kl''i
thrust penetrating his temple. " ac
ana body eashed TO stripe, from<Sr IGN
tile floor with a gr"an. lie oieo sou
| afterwards
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-26

Alfred Turner. aged 10 weeks, was Kill
ed in peculiar Mariner during hSht
between his parents Friday at Philacei-
phia. William Turner, the father, accord
ing to the report made to the police at
tackled lis wife because she did not have
breaiifaat ready when he came down
stairs. Mrs. Turner had the child in her
arms and in the fight she dropped II to
the floor She was subsequently knocked
down cr fell upon the infant. crushing II
! to death. Both parents were arrested
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-26
Christmas Service.

The service and sermon at the First
Universalist church tomorrow at 1880 A.
NJ. will be appropriate to the Christmas
season. at which time tfe following order
of exercises will be observed:
Organ Voluntary.
DoNolOgy.
Invocation and Lords Prayer.
Antheni-"There Were Shepherds
Vincent
Scripture Lesson and PRAYER
Solo-"Taiie Ny Life and Let 1t BE Con
secrated. Lord. to Thee Scnneker
Mrs Celia Hurd Temey of Boston.
Congregational Hrmn-"Joy to the
World.
Sermon by the Pastor.
Solo-"A Prayer of Faith.' Bartlett
Mrs. TenneN
OffertoiN
AntEen,-"W Shepherds Watched
Their E!ocks ~ Night" -
Benediction. ~
Mrs. Tenney maH.aI%o sing ae !he cven-
ing service at ! O'clock.