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Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

den, Winthrop; trustee, w. K. Ham
lin, South Waterford. The judge of but
ter is Orin Bent of Boston, we'll
known authority on such matters. The
exhibits of cream and milk are to be
judged by Ivan c. Weld of Washing
ton. D. c., an attache of the United
States department of agriculture. Corn
exhibits will be judged by Prof. w. D.
Hurd of the University of Maine. c. f.
Trip, prominent member Of Dexter
Grange, is chairman of the entertain
ment committee.
Wednesdays program of the dairy
mems meeting gives promise of being
highly interesting session. The pa
pers to be read are important ones to
Maine dairymen and those who present
them are we'll posted upon their par
ticular subjects. DR.. George M. Twitch-
ell of Augusta will present paper on
What of the Corn Crop of Maine. and
How Cen We Improve It." Prof. p. A.
Campbell of the University of Maine
will speak on 1.-The Improvement Of
the Dairy Cow" Andrew Elliott of
Calf, Ont. who has been one of Com
missioner Giiman's institute speakers,
w III ldhc SuDJcCl Ilc VI Sdi-
ization and Management of a Dairy
Farm" The above have parts in the
f"renoon's session, while in the after
noon the speakers are to be Prof. w.
D. Hurd Of the University of Maine.
whose subject will be Essentials in
Making ana Marketing Dairy Butter"
Ivan c. Weld of the United States de-
partment of agriculture will speak on
Milk and Cream Contests and Their
Lessons" Grin c. Bent of Boston, a
well-known authority on butter, will
address the dairymen on "The Reading
of Butter Scores and Comments"
An equally interesting program has
been prepared for Thursday. On Wednes-
day evening the visitors will be rendered
banquet in the Grange hall under the
auspices of the Grange and the Board of
Trade. There will be after-dinner speak
ing at the banquet and music will be fur
nished by well-known vocalists and also
by an orchestra.
Penobscot Lodge. F. and A. NJ, elected
the following officers last evening: Wor-
shipful master Harry E. Hale; senior
warden, Albert L. Atkins: junior warden,
Nathan C, Bucknam: treasurer, Samuel
L. Small; secretary, Charles s. Hutchn-
son: senior deacon. ~Fred o. Addition;
junior deacon. L. +. Schoff; senior stew
ard. Charles W. Yeaton; junior steward.
George E. Brewster. The members of the
charity fund committee are Charles S.
Hutchinson, Charles II. Haskell and
Frank N Howard. The installation of
officers will take place at the next reg
MAR communication.
Word was received here yesterday of
the sudden death in Rocky Ford. Col. of
Edward Libbey, for many years a resi-
dent of this town and who went West
several years ago. The remains will be
brought here for interment. Mr.. Libbey
for many years was in charge of the
electric light station when it was located
near Moodys mills. He was promI-
nent member of Penobscot Lodge of Ma
sons and at one time was worshipful
master of that lodge. 1t is probable that
his funeral, to be held here, will be con-
Quoted under the auspices of the Ma
sons.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09
E. M. DOLLOFF,
cod

GARD IMER.

Bridgeport, CT; August II. Schiorfoh,
New York, N. u; George A. Wallace.
Portland; Marshall F. Reed. Roxbury;
Ralph z. Hobbs, Lynn, Mass; Fred d.
Davis, Brooks.
The Junior Week committee, consisting
of Ernest Lamb of Utica. N. y; James
NJ Eaton, Princeton; Kent R. Fox, Ban
gor; Amos A. Winters. Watefvile and
Arthur s. Moore, West Lynn, Mass, will
not start the plans for Junior Week,
which will be held in May, until sitter
the Christmas recess,
The Ladies of the Round Table held
their monthly reception in the library
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09
nAuY KpsNpBro JouRrA AApA

fi1uidatofss NJ. Gautron, appointed under
the decree of the ciyil tribunal of the
Seine. having, jurisdiction of the cause.
and the amount was apportioned between
the new and the old companies in the ex-
act proportion decided in this decree of
the civil tribunal of the Seine. The ac-
ton of this civil tribunal was the action
Of the French government, just as any
decision Of the courts here is the action
Of the government. Any pretense TO the
contrary is a mere quibhle over names" !"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

John Connors of Bingham was in
the police court yesterday and was
given a o-days Jail sentence for n
toxication. Connors came To town
Monday afternoon and took a coat
from Jackins' restaurant. He was
caught by City Marshal Cults and the
coat recovered so that the only charge
pressed against him yesterday mora
ing was drunkenness. \ man giving
his name as J. L. Lynch of New York
was sent up for 80 days for vagranCy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09
's' Hoyt Says That
President Is Right.

stSl Washington. Dec. 8-Solicitor General
Hoyt in commenting today upon the
Presidents letter to Mr.. Foulke regard
Ing the payment for the Panama canal
1fN Said:.
II furnished to the President the facts
-, concerning the method of paymeI,' of the
money for the Panama canal to the
French people. The Presidents state
ments are absolutely true. The money
was paid at the Bank Of France to the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

An attempt upon the part of Frank
Gould to have stricken from his wifes
complaint in the divorce suit which she
has filed against him certain paragraphs
relating to gifts of jewelry and other
valuables to women. failed Tuesday when
Justice Seabury at New York denied
motion made by Gould's counsel. Coun-
sci for Mrs. Gould said that in the for
NAL complaint to be filed later it would
be shown that the gifts enumerated were
gifts of inducement
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

Treasurer Davenport of the Board
of Trade would like to have those
whose subscriptions for the fund to
paw the notes of the Board have not
been paid. remit the amounts due to
him at once, as there is a note com
ing due this month that should be paid.
Most of the yearly subscribers have
paid. but there are a few who lave
neglected TO do SO.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

The mayors reelected are: Kent of
Brockton; Bruce of Everett: Coughlin
Of Fall River; Parsons of Gloucester;
Avery of Holyoke; Richards of NAL
den; Brewer, of Medford: Moore of
Melrose; Hurley of Salem; Sanderson
of Springfield; Crossman of Taunton;
Logan Of Worcester.
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UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.
Aides Appointed for Junior Promenade
Other College Notes.

Orono, Me-, Dec. 8.-(SpeciaD.-R. B.
Cruickshank, who has been elected floor
manager of the Junior Promenade, has
Danforth, Augusta. Harold L. Barker.
Boston, Mass; Clifford A. Hall, Brewer:
Charles E. Stickney, Portland; Ralph w.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

Willis II. Bailey was in the city yes
terday for a brief visit to his father,
Augustus Bailey Mr.. Bailey has re-
signed his position as telegraph opera
tor at the Maine Central station at
Rockland, where he has been for the
past two years and accepted q position
as operator at Jay. Before going to
Jay he viii, visit old friends in Burn
ham, where he was operator for Il
years previous to going to Rotkland,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09
A Randolph property owner protests

A Randolph property owner protests
against making Water street in that
town dumping ground for ashes in
the following language: Winter has
come in Randolph: for proof, observe
the piles of coal ashes in the street IN
the early morning. 1t is a pity that
what might be a pretty village shouu
be disfgured with these unslghty
spots and our principal street shoud
be used for dumping ground
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09
keene Re-elects Mayor Clark, Rep.

Keene, N. H, Dec. S.-Martin V. b.
Clark, Republican, was elected mayor
of Keene for the fourth term today,
defeating the Democratic candidate,
Benjamin F. Allen. by a majority Of
239. Three Republican aldermen were
elected against two Democrats. The
Republicans elected II councilmen out
of Is
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

The table. is spread and the invita-
tions are out. c. II. Beane's store is
already the mecca for lots of carly
Christmas shoppers. If you,ar not Of
this band. you miss the pleasure large
ly, of viewing the new goods and de-
lightfully anticipating the lovely pres
ellts YOU will buy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

You. should have seen the effect of
the, recent storm on p. s. McNaugh-
tons shoe business, In the. morning 1t
was -oIershoes and in the afternoon
,ubhers. 1t is@fortunate to-have a big
stock tnat is fully equal ito AN emer-
sercy ., .i. u.,t ,s.t.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09
GARDINER.

looking after the Berlin mill at Farm.
ingdale.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

G. S. Stevens. living on Cen.r1l street
at the New Mills, reports that on sun
day although the temperature was
down to zero. there was a robin in
his orchard singing as merrily as
though it was spring and he had just
a rriV al +. 4.... ..- 4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

Mrs. $. II. Heath and DR.. Gertrude
+. Heath went to Plymouth. Mass,
yesterday, to attend the wedding to-
day Of Miss Grace Heath, grand
daughter of Mrs Heath.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

a Havana filed cigar honestly made
is we'll worth 10c to the smoker who is
seeking the best. The &c. b. M does
not require any other guarantee, but
these initials
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

The rain Monday raised the stream
about a foot and half, which was
great benefit as the water, has been
very low.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

Mrs. George Mclaughlin and little
daughter have gone to North Wood.
stock, n H. to join her husband who
is employed there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

The Ladies Aid of the Unversalist
church will meet With Mrs. George
Reed, School Street. on Wednesday af.
ternoon. at the usual hour.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

George r. Jones of the construc-
tion department Of the Telephone Com
,pany, who. has been at work in this
vicinity, went to Portland yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09


At the meeting of the directors of the
Boston & Maine Railroad Tuesday at
which the usual quarterly dividend of
1 IL per cent. was declared on the COM
mon stock, no action was taken regarding
the funding in the form of long term
bonds Of ethe present floating debt OF the
company. 1t was voted, however, to ex-
tend of six months the various issues of
short time notes as they fall due, with
the idea of taking up the question OF
long time financing later. The company
has at present something more than s11,-
100000 short time notes outstanding.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09
Acceptable Holiday Gifts.


in
themselv Mems, Women'sa and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09
WHY?

On account OF the unreasonable
weather and hard times. No Lower
Prices were ever quoted on reliable
merchandise in Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

from $50 until $50 P. NJ. Tuesday. Light
were served.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09
SESSIONS BEGIN.

Continued from Page One.)
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09
Suits i

Mems single and double breasted
Suits in fancy Cheviots, Serges and
Mixed Worsteds, Blues, Brown and
Grays. Suits reduced from: r.s.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
81 DROWN As SHIP
DRIVES STRAIGHT
INTO CLIFF
STEAMER LUXE, FROM BRAZIL
IAN PORTS TO FIGUERA.
WRECKED OFF PORTUGUESE
COAST.

LISBON, Sept. 4.-Driying straight
into the face OF a cliff nearly 800 feet
high, the steamer Luize. bound from
Brazilian ports To Figuera, was wreck
ed five miles south Of that port today
and every member OF the crew drown
ed.
Early this morning the steamer was
sighted. making bad weather and as
word was passed around the town,
hundreds focked TO the overhanging
BLUFFS. The steamer is owned by FL
guerra parties and most OF the crew,
the majority of whom are married. liy-
ed there. IL is supposed that the
steamers machinery became disabled
when within sight Of land and the big
ship drifted helplessly on to the rocks
while the wives and relatives OF the
crew unable 10 render the slightest
assistance watched the Lula slide OF
a shelving rock and sink In deep wa
ter, carrying with her every member
OF the crew.
When the LUXE sailed from Figuera
for Brazil last May she carried crew
OF 81 and it Is supposed that number
were drowned. The steamer has dis
appeared from view and ii will be
some days before divers can be sent
down.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
WIFE Gets DECREE
AND CHILDREN

The contested divorce case Of Jes-
sic VS.. Arthur Lewis, which was heard
by Judge Donovan six months ago, and
postponed in the hopes that the par
ties could get together, was settled
Friday morning when Mrs. Lewis was
granted decree, the custody or their
four children and So per week ali
mony.
During the hearing Of the suit, the
husband, who his wife charged was
insanely jealous, alleged that his
brother, Edward, was paying marked
attention TO his wife. and was the
real cause OF their trouble. The hus-
band complained that he couldn't keep
his brother away from the house.
Judge Donovan took a hand in the
case and Issued an, injunction rrstrufnT
ing the brother from calling upon Mrs.
Lewis or talking with her.
The brother denied any intimacy
with his sister-in-law. and said that
he had always conducted himself as
brother-in-law should.
Recently the fight narrowed down
TO a contest for the children. Judge
Donovan held that Mrs. Lewis was
hetteHf fitted 70 care for tAe- feHF daugh-
ters. and they had all expressed a
preference for her
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
INDIGNATION ON
D. j. R. RACKET
COUNCIL. COMMITTEE HEARS OF
1T, BUT ROAD ISN'T REF
RESENTED.

The Detroit United Railway was NOT
represented at Friday council com
mittee hearing Oh Aid. Renaud pro-
posed ordinance TO compel the street
railway company to run its cars Win
less noise. Consequently, the hearing
was adjourned after several witaesseS
had told the aldermen their troubles
with noisy cars.
X. II. fyfe testified that the noisy
ears on Woodward-ave. were lespon-
sible for great shrinkage OF values
in the real estate along that thorough
fare. He cited Instances OF properly
that formerly was valued at $lOO per
front foot and now sells for 800. The
OF the avenue. he laid
to the racket made 3y the
cars which drove residents away.
Other Witnesses testified that faulty
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05

tracks, fiat wheeled cars and loose run
ming gear were responsible for unnec-
essary noise.
A communication was received
from the ID. t. X. management. stat
ing that II would be represented at
the next meeting and present facts to
show that the company has not been
derelict.
Aid Renaud brought out the facts
in the case by questioning the various
witnesses Aid. Owen displayed some
hardihbod by boldly declaring that the
ID. u. r., with its franchises soon to
expire could not be entirely blamed
for not spending a large amount OF
money on equipment which might be
useless TO II IL it does not get new
franchise
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
SAYS GRADE SEPARATION
is RUNNING BUSINESS

Joseph b. button, proprietor of a
-four mill at No. 1026-34 Scotten-ave..
claims that II the grade separation
work is allowed 10 continue all egress
and ingress to his mill will be cut or
and his business ruined. Already he
claims that the work has cut off his
railroad siding, making IL impossible
to move grain in cars.
He fled bill in circuit court Fri.
day morning asking for an Injunction
restraining the city OF Detroit and Len.
name Bros. from continuing with the
work until an adjustment has been
made with him. Judge Donovan grant
ed an order calling upon the defend
ants to show cause why an injunction
should not issue The order is return
able on September 8.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
CRUEL KILLING IN
CITY HORSE POUND;

That a cruel killing was committed
in the city's horse pound is the plant
OF Magnus j. Jensen SOC II Grand
River-ave.. who begs that the city al
lcviate his wounded sensibilities by a
greenback plaster.
Jensen owned mare, name Nellie,
age Ia years. which he left to Craze
on the luscious timothy at Forest and
Commonwealth.aves the afternoon OF
Monday, July %. stout rope was
about her neck, but somehow IL got
loose and Nellie wandered away and
finally landed in the equine lookup.
There "a rude horse kicked her in
, the left hind lex. breaking 10 and the
Next day they ended the Auung and
, happy life Of Nellie.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
Marriage Licenses

Benson Strunk. %. Detroit Minnie
street 10. Montpelier. o.
Frank GrzewnOwiCz. %: Agatha
koZa. 20
Ludwig Plaza. %; Katherine Szymla-
jska. 81.
sam stein. - Belle Pcrclman. 20.
Potter Van Rcybroeck. "a. River
Rouge Cecilia Van Huyse. %. Detroit.
ks1wery Macicjcwski. -; SOphiea
GoscyCka. %
John Ehalibo. %: Lillian Winholz, IL.
claude t.. stowe, %. Cora NJ Bailey,
Detroit
Thomas T. Mahaney. 80. Pennington.
Mich. Nora Is. Lambert. %. Livonia,
Mich.
August Setback. -: Annie Brandt. 10.
Adolph Kaufman. 32. Detroit Dena
li"b"rman. -, Algonac Mich.
Edmund H. Medium. % Detroit;
Carolyn l.. Fulmer. "a. Pontiac. Mich.
Charles + Ncnners. IS Detroit: Cen
trude NJ. Schmitt. g. Adrian. Mich.
Albert NJ oRourkc, %. Grace c.
Macim
Walter Wrobcl 90, Mary Grzibow-
ski II.
julius W Smith. % Josephine A La
aChance. -.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
ESCAPED CONVICT
SHOT SWIMMING
GABRIEL GABRlELSON, IONA FU.
GiTiVE, CAME NEAR DROWN
ING BEFORE RECAPTURE.

MUSHROOM, Mich, Sept 4.-{Spe-
cial.)-At o'clock this morning,
while speeding from Whitehall TO
Muskegon across the Muskegon river
bridge after he had robbed the jew
elry store OF r. Farewell, of White.
hall. OF $3.50. Gabriel Gabrielson spied
the officers who were waiting, leaped
into Muskegon river, and tried to swim
away. but was shot in the leg and
would have been drowned but for the
assistance given him by Officers
James and Dodge
.Gabrielson escaped from Ionia pris-
on and has Ia months to serve. He
has been committing thieveries in
Muskegon and Whitehall for two
months past
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
STURGIS ENLIVENED
BY TWO WEDDINGS

STURGIS, Mich, Sept. ESPECIALLY
A pleasant wedding took place at
the home of Robert S. Tracy. his
niece, Margaret Knight, being united
in marriage to Harry T. Shaw, of Ia
coma. Wash. The couple will reside
in that city.
Another wedding but a very quiet
one. took place at the home of the
Misses Francis, their niece, Miss Alice
f---f4++ ss-t+liItn marriage TO
Louis Linsissen. After short trip
abroad, the couple will reside in
Sturgis.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
BIDS ON DUANE D0TY
AND JOHN CREUSEl
SCHOOLS.
secretary's Office. so Broadway.
Detroit Mich. Aug 81. 1908.


Sealed proposals VIII be received at
this office until IL o'clock Thursday.
September 10. 1905. Tor furnishing all
material and labor OF every description
necessary Ia the erection OF the Duane
Doty ana John Greusci schools.
Plans aud specinCatlons may be seen
i'm 1.-The office OF the Supervisor of Build
iBgs. rohth ]. this building.
ILL., l4hA-N-lII- be-1et-- lnA tRres -SepaF-l
at. eAutruCts 80
The first must include all the work
An1- furuishlngs OF every description
Ina tie drawings and maSOhs
general Aspec ihcations.
Tie second all the work and fur
nishiups OF every description In the
drawings ANA carpenters general spec
iNcotlons.
Ll-All- Le-INaEl- and flrnish--
lngs OF every description IA the engi-
nccrs drawings and general specinca<
tons FOR heating. vcntllating. etc.
Each bidder must name all sub-con-
tractors included IN his bid.
Proposals must be submitted on
forms furnished by the Supervisor and
must be accompanied, by a certiae&
check. cash or surety company bond
equal 60 per cent OF the bid
The Board OF Education reserves the
right TO reject any or all bids.
WILLIAM J. LEE,
- Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
Daily Death Lis!

Stanley J. Fisher. sl3 Mitchell. l
year, commissions.
Annie schultz. go Hastings. &c
years; dilatiOn OF heart
Sosania Rainick, 1855 ST. Aubin CT
wears; heart disease.
John SochowiCZ. Eloise. Mich. ~
years, tuberculosis
Hcndrick ZincotsK. Is Grand Trunk.
8 months. cholera infantum.
Rachel Blisealth, Chelsea, Mich. 50
yraIs paralysis
John Calvin, 80 Selden. 40 years;
aneuriSm.
Valentine Sohm. ga Macomb. GS
years Bright's disease.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
COUNTY ROAD
COMMISSIONERS HELD UP

Judge Brooke has denied the man
damus asked for by Ferdinand a. Son
TO compel the county road commission
ers to award them the contract for
paving on Michigan-ave., outside the
city limits. When tenders were ask
ed for Porath e. Son rendered 10 lay
five more feet of pavement that did
MERCER. who was given the
contract The commissioners claimed
to be better satisfied with the brick
Mercier agreed TO use.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
WARRANT OUT FOR
PIGEON MURDER

A warrant charging one George
Walch with killing homing pigeon.
At4 first Aeet4f4efst- AZ its kind exer tax
en- out in the local police court. was
issued by Justice Stein, Friday. on
complaint of VALERIE Buyle, a Belgian.
The state game law makes II a misde-
meanor 10 Kill a pigeon of the homing
variety.
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d. E D

KftfffS-SeUt 3 tf+uton IT. uged fU
months. beloved daughter OF Oscar 4.
and Grace NJ. Kreis. Funeral Satur-
day. Sept >, from parents residence,
l5i5 Helen-ave.. at 2 D. IN.
II EMF Sept ,. 1908. at the residence
Of her daughter. Mrs Charles W.
Keena, AIRS. Martha Kemp. mother Of
Mrs. J. W. Kershaw and Mrs. Il. G.
Weber. or New York city. aged 80
years. Notice OF funeral later.
PETEKKIN--Sept. 3. John Peterkin,
aged II years. Burial saturday. ?.
III, from +. BtaKe'y undertaking ps-
adjustment. Abbott-st.
SMTTH--Scpt ). 1908. Gorilla A. Smith
beloved mother OF Mrs. Marietta Gray
and Mrs. Azalia Hackley, at her
daughters residence. 10 Beacon-st.
Funeral from her sisters, Mrs. j..
Frank Richards residence, l25 Ma
contest. saturday, p IN. Inter-
ment at Elmwood.
SWEENEY Sept 2. 1908. at her resi-
dencc. 40 Third-av Katherine
Sweeney, sister OF JOHN and Edgar
Sweeney, and Mrs John Mclaughlin
Funeral services Saturday morning
at $50 from the house. and o'clock
from IS. Peter and Paufs cathedral.
Adclaide-st.
WAIsSEIt-Sept ., suddenly. Daniel
Walser. aged 80 years Funeral sat
urday morning at $40 o'clock from
Charles Geists chapel, 200 Randolph
81 Funeral private.
WASNER-At Red Cross hospital. Ern-
nCr. and father OF Ernest, Tracy
George. Rose. Florence. Edward and
Lotto Funeral from residence. 609
McDougall ave, Saturday, o'clock.
standard.
BABY sept 3. 1903. william Alfred
aged y months. beloved son OF Mr.
and Mrs Eugene J. Baby. Funeral
saturday from residence. % Salter-
ave- Windsor. Burial private.
CARROlLs--At his mothers residence.
No. 10 Nermont-ave.. Sept. 3, 1908.
John j.. son of Nora and the late Jo-
scph Carroll. and husband OF the late
sophia Foss and brother OF Joseph j.
and Mar! Carroll Funeral Satur-
day. Time given later.
FLATTERN Sept .. 1905, suddenly. at
Lis residence. 331 Jemerson-ave
Charles y llattery. beloved husband
81 Harriet l.. Flattery. Funeral sat
urday. 9.3o "a IA at IS Peter \And
Pauts Desutt church. Burial private
LUCKY sept 3. 1908. at 1910 a. M
Jolm W. Lucey Notice OF funeral
MIBI.S--Sept,. .. at residence. 1876 Mel
drum-ayc., John-N.. aged 20 years.
brIoNcd son or Robert and Margaret
Mills Funeral Saturday at D. m.
from residence. by funeral car TO
Woodlawn cemetery.
O'CONNOR sept 3, 1905, at her home
fsS Twenty -third-st. Rose. beloved
wife of Bartholomew O'Connor. No
-t+--.a-.-f- G..tl.4sa@a4 -4a-t
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1908-09-05
BIRTHS

GIRLS
Claude Minis. 1852 Grand River.
Charles fggers, 2Si Chcue.
Albert Thebault. ca Mcclellan.
Thomas Han, G23 Larned,
Christian schultz. 77I Illinois.
BOYS
Charles Dell. 40 Congress
Celcstine Chiera. l65 Harrison.
William a. cullen, 241 Milwaukee.
David Rowland. $40 Woodbridge.
Arthur Burnard. 25 Piquette.
Frank Smith, eel Cottage Grove
Charles Koran. 1877 Michigan
Harry Shipe. 1926 Mcdbury.