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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
PAYSoN.
HAPPY WEDDING BELLS.
Brancl Organization Of the W, G. i.
U.--TcmDerancc Lectures
pecinl CORRESPONDENCE

Special Correspondence.
payson Utah Co., Dec. 19,-Miss Ada
Glayson of this city ana C.hns. GARFIELD
of Nom were married In the Salt Lake
Miss Hattie Cloward of this city and
Aionzo Richmond of Santaquin were
also married in the Salt Lake temple
"Wednesday last.
Miss May Vest and John Hancock, both
last "Wednesday.
IS All AFRO esteemed young people. A grand
wedding ball will be given Monday
evening, Dec. q, in honor OF Mr.. and
i Mrs. AlonEo Richmond.
riage OF Miss Clyde Wilson and Floyd
| Wilson to take place Dec, 20, both arc
| young business people OF this city and
well respected
q dance yesterday afternoon nj the pa
vilion for the small children and In the
evening for adults. a neat sum was
raised for the Sunday school treasury.
papilIon last evening between SVasatcI,
| county high school and Payson high
schonl. The payson boys were the VIC
tors with a score of 50 to
and Mrs. Fl yrum Elmer died Thursday
Dec. il of pneumonia. Funeral was held
| today from the First ward westinghouse.
w c. n u, ORGANIZED
Mrs. Shepherd of the National w. C.
the tahernacle last Sunday evening on
Prohibition and Temperance. She also
gave lectura to the schools Monday
morning and u The afternoon 9 priyate.
lecture 70 the women IN the Second ward
eanization q the wi e. T. u. Was per Ter
fected with an enrolled membership Of
! IS and a complete set OF officers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
SPECIAL CHRISTMAS SERVICES
In First Ward Chapel Sunday--Holi-
day An,usements Galore.

Murray, Dec 2s.-special services
will be held tomorrow In the First
ward church. a program of Christmas
music has been. arranged which fol-
lows:
Hymn. Sons OF Michael" Choir
Baritone solo, I'VE May Not For-
get, Smith
Violin solo, ". n. Norris
Solo, "A Cradle in a Manager Lowry -
-. -. Wiii.In,~ I,rhinspr,
Anthem, Hear Them Tell the Won
drous story -. -. \. -. j. Choir
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
HoLIpAY AMusEMENTs.

Tho Home Dramatic company OF Hol-
Eliday presented New Hampshire
Honie,'' In the amusement hall last
Tuesday evening. The play was well
attended and ca!le off Withouta hitch.
The Holiday amusement committee
Will give New Years party Ia the
ward house New Years eve.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
HOFFMAN BROS,
e2h West Second soutl, street.
NORTH BENCH LOTS.
$50 Cash; $40 Mo.

$50 each, south frontage of Al feet
each, only blocks from rne residences,
a small blocks from proposed 9Th Ave.
car line. and a like distnnceIfrom the
new $4,000 modern school building about
to be erected by the Board of Educa-
ton. Exact location 18TH AVE. AND p
ST. The investment Is sure. The profit
Is certain. Don't miss this chance.
GODDARD INVESTMENT CO.
81 East 1st South st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26

A conference of the nine accused men
ana their lawyers was held, at which
it was decided to net in unison In max
ing defense although q nuinber&of the.
cases arc to be&tried separately.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
FOR SALE.
~

{ 9 CHOICE LOTS, CLOSE IN. CEMENT
walk, good location, 500 cash; worth
much more money: 2 lots good location,
$3.50 cash. Now is the time to get
bargain In vacant lots.
SEE U.s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
HUBBARD INVESTMENT COMPANY,
&C w. ;rd South,
BUY 4 HoME. AND SAVE RENT.
ONLY ONE LEFT,

New beautiful pressed brick cottages
porcelain bath tub. wash bowl and toilet,
deep. fine lot, high and dry on 4th
East street. l5 minutes walk from court
house. No finer location III the city.
Terms. small cash payment and balance
same as rent.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
IL East ard South.

FOR UNEMPLOYED FARM LAND 50
per acre, u miles south OF city. A. Il
Scott. 3+1 5th East
e WILL SELL YOU AT A BARGAIN.
vacant lots. cottage or model house.
in any part of the city, James X. shaw
&. Co.. over 15S Main Street.
SEE U.s. FOR HOMES, BUILDING.
Lots, Fire Insurance
HUBBARD INVESTMENT COMPANI VI
66 w. 3rd South
FOR CHEAP HOMES. LOTS AND
9Th South Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26

MODERN HOME BLDG. CO.
~ Dolly Bldg. Bell Phone 3H2,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-12-26
uP-To-DATE HOMES.

lows, sth Ave. and j ST.. and sth Ave.
and X ST., overlooking tho city. Com
pIete In every detail. Models Of design
and construction. Prices right. Terms
ensy.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-21
Ell PRIMER JUICIO
VistO en- Ia ZOna del
Canal.
Ia persOnalinzgsds fue IN Capataz
deIimueIle ndmeFO H.
Fut { Olusa d 10 aItsrrldOI que tuVo co.. d 50
guRdo Official Dol .'COl6n."

81 primer juicio que ss ha viato en Ia
zonR del Canal d0lants de nm juez en- viz.
tud de Ia oFdsn del preaidonts publioada
el dc FebFero do 1908, tuvo Iugar len
CriBtobsl 81 19 , 20 de Mario, delants del
iuaS Collins de ID CoTte del circuito dc
Cristobal.
La persona jusgsda fac julius Hart
CRpatdz del muelle n6msr0 Ii en- Cristo.
bal, qUien 81 diR "a de Fabrero tuvo an
Ritercade personal con IdBhuR Thompson,
RRgundo Official del rCoI6n" vapoP de II
compahfa PanRm6 y le gClpe6 con IN pc.
dAzo de tRbla inffiendole haEidaS g0lpsn
que le CauERFon la mueRte antsu de media
hoTa El m61ico foHenH0 que fu6 llagnado
enBeguidR, diCt6 un veredicto 81 efecto,
aDeguEandO que Thompson habfR mueEto
6 mancs1ds Hart.
ThompHon era americana hBbfa eatsdo
81 gerviCio del "Col6n" cerca de tEeni amos
= medic. Hart sI sRmbien americana ~
reside con % familiR en- Colon.
6iFVieEon como comi1ionadou para diri.
giE al juFad0 Beg6n 10 eEpecifcRdo en- IL
oFden del presidents, Thomas e. Brown,
juez del Distrito On Crirtobal, Nelson r.
johnson, ''OleEk" de lR OortO judicial y L.
M, KsOplssver, Collector del Diatrito Girls
tobal.
Los del jurado que 10 componiR todo de
ameTiCanoB bIancoqy emplsadoB de Ia Co
mission del Canal de IL compafifs de Fs.
rrOcaEril, Gran: Isaac BoppB, John K. Gil.
son, Samuel Cooper, Duncan May, Z. r.
Thomas r. WEittks, Lsandor LGiuaI. s.
w. Stephens, Alfred Avery, 8. O. VS.
tsFford , w. H. Harrington.
El acuaAdo sntE6 en- un slsgato de no
culpable. Sc dsmoHtr6 por Ia dsfsnua que,
& juzgar poF el testimonio del m6dico que
praCtic6 la RutOpEis On Thompson, Ia clu.
Ba direCta de lR mueEta fus Il ruptura del
bFazo CAuBada pOE IN golpe do Ial msnou
del acuTadO , que, debido 81 tamafio amor
NAL del brR8o do dichR vfctima, cualquisr
golpe sin importRncia hubiera tsmbien
cauBado 10 muarts jnutantGnea: Re demos.
tr6 tambi6n que 81 acuBado actu6 on de-
fanBR propia.
FL juEadO 90 retro duranto tres horaB
para regreGRr con sl veredicto de ablolu.
ci6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-21
GRAN PROOUCTO De ACADEMIES Y
desgraCIas.
EstaslstlGa mac,bra.

El autom6viI 80 hS establecido ahors
como gran producto de academies , deB'
grsciaB.
SsR6n laU slfadfaticas de la New York
Life Insurance Company, oBta m6quina do
deatTutCi6n ha hsTido muerto 1868 per-
sonaB 81 aho psgRdO.
SsTfa uus novedRd en- New York un
peri6dico diRriO que no registEaIe an cago
do RCcidsntss en- autom6vilen.
Los RfiCionadoB & pRBear an coche como.
cen Ia Rltiva aTroganCia de 10 mayor paTts
de los que gufRn estaB m6quinas modeTnaI,
per cuya C&uBa Huceden muchoB accidentes
que pudieHRn evitsEBs.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-21

alli tome aIisntO = peEmansCi6 largo ratio
inm6vil J Iin RTticuIar uns Bols psIabTR,
10 qus llam6 Ia atsnci6n del senior ours,
quien le dirigi6 aIgunaS palRbrAH, sin OBJ
tener contsAtaci6n. El cuER cEey6 se tFs-
tsba de nm caBo de catRlspBia lIam6
algunos vecinoa & prasenciar el caBo; en-.
t6nCsg Ia j6vsn pidi6 r0cado de sEcribir ,
solicit6 la volvieean 4 l!evRr & Il igleaia
, sxplic6 de donde ara ella; fu6 llsvadA
casa de una sefioEa del pueblo arriba.
Aver fn6 trasladads & su hogaE, donde
Adn peTmsnece inm6vil , mudR y Apenas
come.
La j6ven BautiGta tiene Is amos de
edsd es de constitution Eobugtr.
Es On case TaEo que deberfsn sHtudiaE
nueutFog m6iicog.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-21
la Association dental de Puerto Rico.

Con estR denomination qusd6 con1tituf,
d. anoChs Ia de dsntiBtaB de eBts iIla,
HiendO elegids Ia iunts direCtiva. Compo-
nen eats los GsfioEss Manuel del Vale At.
leE, preBidsnte; Lorenzo NoR, vics.prGsidsn-
to; Joa6 sRlgGdo, teHOTeEo; Eligio Ross,
BscratRTio; vocal el seflor Points.
Sc aiopt6 I'M ssllo con loS attributes de
3 profession 90 tomaron otros acusrdoB
de intereB para Ieguir trabRjandOIen favor
de la asociRci6n.
Una comiBi6n do la diEeCtiva harS una
vista al gobsFnadoF para ComunicRrIe IG
constitution de la ''AaociaCi6n dental de
Puerto Rico ID que daBsamoB una vida
larga pr6spera.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-21
GOBIERHO MUNICIPAL De ? POHcE
AmunciO de subasta para Ia construction
de un MataderO en- eSta siudGd

El visrnoB "a de AbriI, ( las 10 de IL
ma1ans, , aute IL junts de Bubasta qua So
hallar6 conltitufdR On 81 salon de sesionaa
de estR AlCsldfR, 30 pEoCedeT6 81 remats
de laE obEas pGFR la construction del Ma.
tadero de e1ta Ciudad. FL pliego de con.
aiciones podF6 verse en- 81 Dspsrtamento
de Obra8 P6blicag MunicipaIe1.
Lo que 90 aviGa para mayor concuFren-
cia de icitadoreS.
PouCs, AbEil II de 1908.
s. Moret. .-AlCaIda da Ponca. z '.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-21

EL RON SAN LUIs-TOdo 81 nun.
do est6 Convencido que este ''Eom" meTece
Ia gran aceptaCi6n qus en tods Il iBls Bs
le diGpenHR. Los Blfiorel AlvaEsE Her
mano1 giempra tienen grGndes padidos que
deupachRF en- % dep6Eito de ID calls de
San Jose z. No Contiens niDgunG HuI.
tancis nociva , sul compOnsntsl son todOG
de n mAior csIidOd.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-21

EN- La 'NUEVA PARIsIENsE"
San Ju1to n6mero 141. Sc vonde un eG-
peio de cusTpo sntsEO, dos vitrinaI de CIiI,
tales MADEIRA, vaEiaB coTEsdsEGs de made
70 CRist8le1 pGTR spaTRdoFeI, 2 fguI0a
de cera para exponeE uombEeroB difsFen'
tss vidrieEau para expOnsE objsta varioE.
PFaci0u limitGdOV. 15v. 8.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-21
Case RARO EN- SANTIAGO
De LOS CABALLEROS.
Una jtVen que Disrde
ell uSO de la paIabra
Fu8 trasIadldl 4 8u hggar
y sIguO lda IRmdVIl y muda.

Santiago de IoB CabalIeroa-R. D.
AbEil 14.-El dia 19 de Marzo vino ID
misa que % CslebE6 en la iglesis de la
AltsgFacia en- honor de San JoH6, la j6ven
Jusna Bautiata, hijR de Bautists BautiBts
y Jusna BautistR de BautiStR, vsCinoG de
Ponte8uela.
Los dsmSs isles notaron que IL j6ven
peEmaneci6 de rodilIaB duTapte todRB laB
Csremonias religiosas que termiuRron las
10 M, psro Creyeron que % tFatHbs de
una pEomsIn. De ls iglesia ls dirigiO Is
j6vsn casa del cuFs de u paTroquia y
parts gus COlinda con 81 pueblo do Puerto
Rico"
"Muy ataments, Z. Il. Grahams. COmi-
aienadO del IntOEioE.-E. @. G."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-21

PARA CURAR uN E8FRIADO
ENUN DIA tome 81 LAxATTVO BRoMo
oUIEuEA. II bod ario la deYolVer& 81 dinero aino
CadA Ga1ltAa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-21

Deseo comprar en- Santurce un
solar peque1o 8 una casa con su
solar. lnforme caIIe CoIomer.
Felix PadiaI Goenaga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-21

%ARTA del Sr. g. D. Foss.
~ "Permltame congratulate Doctor,
por su remedio Ia Peruna. He padecido
de catarro del est6mago por cerca de dos
afios, pero desde que
AgradecidO comenc@ tomar su
&Ea remedio, he es tad o
Pe.ru.ua. mejordndo hasta hoy
que puedo decir me
encuentro bien de todos mis- males. Por
siempre estare agradecido la Peruna, y
la recomendare a todos mis- conocidos.i
s. D. Foss, 116 s. e. 9th St., Minneapolis,
MINI.
Carta de Ia Sra. Magdalena Winkler.
s'Reciba las gracias por sus consoles
m6dicos. Su Peruna y Manalin me Ii
braron del catarTo.
"Cuando por primera vez le escribf
consultandole sobre mi enfermedad, me
encontraba tan en-
ferma que no esperabs EI0gEa
resistir el invierno, A
pero h ora me en- Pe-rusna.
cuentro Hons de
salud. Carezco de palabras con que
elogiar su medicina. Magdalena
Winkler, Route 4, Westminster, Md.
El Doctor Hartman regalara So librito
titulado 'sLas Intermediates de la Vida"
& todo ell que 10 solicite.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-21
TREASURE DEPARTMENT Of PORTO RICO.
BIEN Es INMUEBLEs.
sUBAsTA PUBLICA.

SUBASTA PUBLICA. BIENES MMUEBLEs
Ia de Rnas nernasd q
1908 Vendidos
embgad hab pagado
gn Rem
InternaE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-21
TERNlNADA EN MAYO,

LIS casa ndmero 70 de IL calle de Ts'
tuRn, propiedad del senior Fernando Mon
tilla quedark terminals on ell mes de
Mayo pr6ximo anteH. No en- SstismbTs
como por erEor us dijo aver an una noti'
cia. Rs1aItaE6 un magnifoo ediicio , %
dusfo admits pPoponiciones para arEiando.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-21

En- O1t8 impEontR Bs Vondo do PGpd
poEi6dico vioio & $500 lo1 46 kil0s (On
qO'iMtaL)
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-21

O6IbA lAcA BE H - NAeSA@AAee4AAa
nente comerciante de Cincinnati, Ohio.
"He Heaumentadoe en- peso desde que estoy
tomando Ia Peruna.
Gan6 Ahora trabajo todos
diez HbraS los dias y he ganado
en- peso. diez ibras. Tomo su
remedio de acuerdo
con la direction en- el r6tulo del frasco,
y noto los resultados que esperaba.
"Ahora respiro facilmente, no toso
mas. Tuve la tos por seis meses antss
de caer con La grippe.
ssNo tomo otro remedio, sIno la Peruna,
LEI en- Ell peri6dico que Ia Peruna curA
ell catarro, y me ha curado.
''Tengo sesenta y tres amos de edad,
puedo como de costumbre, hacer mi
trabsjo y atender mis- negocios. Ut.
T. Markham, 81OO Woodburn Ave-, Gin,
cinnati, Ohio, E. o. de A.
Carta de La Sra. Theone Mikkelson,
Brigham City, Utah, E. q. IA.
"Agradecido IL Vi
wire por 81 bien que Da Crsdifo
me ha hechl 81 reme- &A
dio Ia Peruna. La tos Pe.m-na.
que M molestaba
todos los inviernos ha 6esapsrecido.
f'Tengo los rifones en- buen estado, }
mas fuerte que nunca. Todo estO 10
debo q su remedio, Ia Peruna."
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-21
PROPIETARIOs


el
(FirrnadO) j. Z. Mari
Aprobado S D. Gomer Treasurer.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-21

tomRndo Ia Peruna.
Ahora trabajo todos
los dias y he ganado
diez libras. Tomo su
remedio de acuerdo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-21
Los sucesoS de Ia fnCa 'lLSIote

EI Val0T legal de tituIOS p0SeSOriOS
heChOs bsjO juTamentO yTatifica-
dos pOE ell gOhisInO de Esp8ia,
dssCon0CidOS p0r eI dGpaTtamen-
to del Interior.
La Legislature C0HCediGl60 en- aTren-
tsmientO a tsrCsraS psHsORaS,
una prOpisdad p0SGfda sin in
teTTupCitn turaDte 52aTns, EOr
hOn0rabIGs familiaS pueEtOTi-
queisS.
prescribe el dominic y los dere-
chOs reales sObre los bienes in
muebles, pOr Su possession no
interrumpida durante 30 amos,
sin necesidad de "tituIO,' nj
de "buena f6" y sin distinction
entire ''pTesentes y ausentes. !"
ArticuIO 1860 del C6digO Civil.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-21

encontraba t a n en-
ferma que no esperabs
resistir el invierno,
pero a ora me en-
nnantrn l1AnA de
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-21
Gan6
diez HbraS
en- peso.

"Agradecido Ie Vi
wire por 81 bien que
me ha hechI su reme-
dio Ia Peruna. La tos
me M g molestnha
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-04-21

amos, pero desde que
comence 4 tomar su
remedio, he e s tad o
mejordndo hasta hoy
que puedo decir me
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-03
OAK GROVE SEMINARY.
Fall Term Opens-Honor List for Fall
Ternts-Two Fine Portraits.

Oak Grove Seminary, Nassalboro. Me
Jan. o.--tSpecioD.- The winter term oper-
81 Tuesday Dec q. with several new Du-
pills enrolled.
Tie following are on the horor list 70,
the fall term. having received genera;
average Of 30 or cbove The names arc
ARRANGED by classes. in order of standing.
Seniors <E"lil A. Totah. Jerusalem
Mabel G.. Brown. Vassalboro: Arthur e.
Wins!ow, North Weare. n. II.
Juniors--A. Gail Cowan, Bangor: Emil
m l.. Jones. South China: Laura T.. Ham
ilton, North Nassalboro: Gertrude G.
WGldron, North NaSsalboro; Howard o.
Burgess, China: Sarah 4. KELSEY Win
throp Center: l~ottie T. Warren. Tas&al-
boro; Robert II. Wcbber. last Nassal-
boro.
Sophcmores-BarcIay A. Jones. Soutl,
China.
Freshman-H. Ruth Kelsey. Winthrop
Center: Beulah X. Williams. North Fair
field; Cecil A. Rollins, Vassalboro.
Pew. c. d. Crane. State secl etaly of the
Christian Endeavor. addressed the stu
dents at the regular chapel services last
Wednesday.
Two gifts wl.ic;l have recently been re-
ceived at the school and which ore highly
priced are portraits Of two OF the found
ers-Etenezcr Frye Of Vassalboro ana
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-03
INSANE HOSPITAL HERD.
Great Care Used in SeIeetion-WiII
Soon BE Complete.

The herd Of cows for the Insane
hospital which is being purchased 10
replace The one which was destroyed
because OF the presence or tuberculo-
ST., il some OF the animals. is stead
lily growing and will soon b. COM
pl,.;e The number Of animals thus far
purchased is s., and the balance. Some
50 more. will have been secured within
the raXt 80 days.
iii, animals secured include cows,
heifcrs and young stock and with a
few except )nS they are all grade stock.
There are in the herd a few thorough
bred HclSteinS and a number OF high
grade animals Of the same breed Sc
lecte;i from various herds all over the
STATE, and al have been tested and
pronounced sound by reputable vetec-
inaritS. one lot Of COWS was secured
in tic city Of Saco, and included some
OF tho choicest animals along the SacO
river, one of the most fertile districts
in the State.
Another lot WIS secured in Lewis
ton in which was taken the entire
herd Of a successful milllman who had
spent 80 years in the business and was
retiring on 4 competency. Several thor
oaghbred Holstein COWS have been Sc
cured from the finest. Oldest and
soundcst Holstein herd in New Eng
land, that al the National Home at
ToguS.
One thoroughbred Holstein bull has
been secured from the Togus herd. and
another which was bred at the Home.
Bowth have been bovo-vaccinated and
are now undergoing the experimental
stage. and if found sound in February
will stand at the head of the herd.
In making the selection for the herd
over coo cows have been looked over
ana carefully examined by Treasurer
Campbell, and in speaking Of the mat
ter Yesterday Mr.. Campbell said that
in TIE selection of the animals Hon.
John NJ Dcering Of Saco. OF tbs Board
of Cattle Commissioners, had render
ed material aid, and that his advice
had been closely followed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-03
PERSONAL MENTION.

| Bert p. Stuart Of Belgrade was ir
the city on business Thursday.
| l.. c. Williams OF Athens was :
caller in this city Thursday.
! Miss Clara Goodwin has returned t
| Boston, after spending the holidays
with her parents in this city.
| Rev. G. w. Hinckley of Good vii
| Farm was in the city Thursday or
business
William and Samuel Titcomb who
| have been visiting their home in this
| city returned to Boston, Thursday.
Percy Stubs Of Athol Mass, has
been in the city for few days as the
guest Of his sister Miss Dora A. Stubs
Robert A Cony, Jr.. private secretary
| of Congressman Burleigh. left foI
| Washington, Thursday morning.
Mrs Della Morse. Maple street. was
called to Oakland yesterday by the
illness of her sons wife, Mrs. J
Henry Morse.
Mrs. H. r. Butterfield of Waterville
is visiting in the city as the guest of
her sister, Mrs. w f. S. Whitman, on
Eastern Avenue.
Miss Nettie Shaw. who has been Wis
ting relatives in this city for some
time, will soon return to her studies
at Nassar College.
Mrs. Della Morse left for Oakland
Thursday morning. where she will
care for her daughter-in-law. Mrs.
Henry Morse. who is i'll with the
measles.
Misses Adeline Johnson and Blanche
Webster Of this city. who have been
here on holiday vacations. have re-
turned to their studies at Simmons Col
leSe, Boston.
Miss Jennie Cottle Of the Crosby
school. Arlington, Mass. has returned
to her duties. after spending short
vacation in town. Miss Cottle has
been a teacher in the school for the
past FIVE years.
Hiss Weltha Thompson, who has
been passing the holidays with her
parents, DR.. and Mrs. Thompson of
this city. returned to her studies at
Wheaton Seminary. Norton. Mass.
yesterday.
DR. II. F Quinn. formerly of the
State Laboratory of Hygiene in this
city. but who is now taking course OF
study at the Maine Medical school at
Portland. has been the guest of friends
in the city for few days, on his re-
turn to Portland from Bangor, where
he had passed the Christmas holi-
days.
Nathan S. Weston. 'OS. Gardiner X.
Heath, '09. Leon S Lippincott, 10. R.
Burleigh Martin, 10, Sewall Webster,
10, Cony Weston, 10, Ralph w. Smith,
10, Alden S. Hichborn, II. Alfred w.
Johnson. II, and Harold V. Bickmore'
II. who have been spending the holI-
day recess at their homes in this city
returned to their studies at Bowdoin
College yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-03
PunctuaI Scholars.

The following pupils of the Charles
f. Nash school were not absent one
half day during the term ending Dec,
Is. 1907:
Grade ", Dorothy True, teacher
Leon Dorr, Mary Hart, Raymond KIM
ball, William Laplain, James McDon-
aid, Raymond Wasgatt, George Will
liams, Jr.
Grade III, Alice Clancy, teacher-El-
mer Bangs, Mary Bushey. Catherine
Carey Kimball Fisher, Henry Hill. De-
horah Ingraham. Clarence. Kimblll,
Earle Mariner, Martha Moulton,
Douglas Newman. Henry Norton. Will
lard Purinton, Mildred Smiley, Eunice
Williams, Harold Wasgatt, Esther Will
lis.
Grade II. jeanette Selbing. teacher
Kenneth Berry, Celia Reynolds, James
Rcuth, Waldo Froberger, Wesley
Eaton. Horace Ingraham. Winfield.
Johnson Angelina Grifiths, James Lar
e ssls ss's ca;. sa ssasss
Grace Phillips.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-03

Six weary waits found peaceful rest
at the police station Wednesday night
and were turned out into the cold world
once more yesterday morning to renew
their search for the work for which
they claimed to be yearning. They all
signed the station register in blue pen
Gil and the names on the page were
William Shattuck of ST. John, n. B.,
Ed. Murphy of New London. Conn.
Jim McDougall of Rockland, and James
Kennedy. Thomas Carvell and John
Mcdonald of Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-01-03
Warren Cox Command Election.

At the regular meeting of Warren
Cox Command No. s, U. V. o.. held
Wednesday evening, officers were elect
ed for the ensuing year as follows:
Colonel. Charles ]. House; lieutenant.
colonel. A. S. Bangs: major. Henry d.
Austin of Hallowell; quartermaster,
a. B. Perkins: surgeon. William Keel
er; chaplain, Malry Kearney; officer Of
the day, A. A. Nichols; officer of the
guard. E. C. Folger. Lewis Selling was
appointed adjutant.
The officers-elect will be installed
Jan. Is.