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Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-06-04
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Six years ago we purchased a 100
egg incubator and every season it has
been set five or six times and have
never had one failure nor one bad
hatch. The matches are always in the
nineties with the exception of once
when we only got seventy-eight chicks.
Our matches are about the same each
time each season through. We nearly
always have from ninety-two to ninety.
six chicks, seldom lower than ninety
three, more often higher than that, and
always such strong, lively chicks, al
most never cripple among them
seldom one in 500. Our incubator has
not had the advantage Of being kept
in cave or cellar, but we have done
so well with it that we have purchased
another of 100 and one Of 240-egg ca
pacity, as we are going into the bust
ness more extensively.
We can truthfully say that the In
cubator is great time and labor saver
and money maker. 1t Is one Of the
best Investments any farmer OF any
one who raises poultry can make. Who
would care to go back to the slow way
of raising chicks with the sitting hen
when it can be done with the incuba.
tor so easily and so well? With the
hen the season Of Matching is soon
over with, while with the incubator
the early fries for market can be sold
when the market prices are best and
the early pullets hatched that will be
wanted for fall and winter layers. We
do not have to wait on the sitting her
to hatch out few chickens when we
have the incubator to hatch them by
the dozens.
"A good incubator will pay for It
self over and over the first season OF
its use. 1t is indispensable in the poul
try business To all those who con
template purchasing would say, don't
get one that is too cheap. Get a good
one, even If you do have to pay more
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-06-04

The good ones are the cheapest in the
long run. There are some incubators
that have to be watched closely to give
results, but these are the thin-walled
kind that will not hold even tempera-
ture Our incubator does not get any
watching after 1t is once set going.
We leave for an all-day visit any time
even at Matching time-and it takes
care of itself.
For the amount invested an incuba.
tor will make more money than any
machine | know of.-Mrs. l.. e. Brack.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-06-04
Dairy Notes,

Talk over dairy matters with your
neighbors.
Never use milk utensils for any
thing but milk.
Don't abuse the nervous COW. That
isn't the way to handle her.
Insist upon pasteurization Of the
skim milk If you are delivering milk
to creamery.
Germs, 1t Is said, multiply faster in
pasteurized milk than in any other
kind. Therefore keep the pasteurized
milk in cool place and use 1t a. soon
a. possible.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-06-04
BRILLIANT GERMAN IDEA

Prof. Eugen Bormel, the Berlin
sculptor, suggests that houses in earth
quake regions be built of steel and rIy-
eted to rocking steel foundation.
This would give the houses an agree
able motion that would make an earth
quake a pleasure. If the motion be-
came too violent, probably the furni-
ture could be riveted to the floor and
the people dashed to the chairs.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-06-04
lie Dii 1t.

Il refused Jim and he swore hed
do something desperate"
Goodness! Why, he proposed to me
yesterday"
The dear boy So he kept his word
after all.'-Cleveland Leader
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-06-04
Exercising a Bull.

The accompanying cut furnishes an
excellent plan for exercising a bull. A
large, strong post is sunk into the
ground and securely set. On top Of
this post Is placed an iron plate some
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-06-04
An InsinuatiOu.

The daughter of her mother was DO
Ing a stunt at the plano.
MY daughters music" said the
proud parent, "cost us lot Of money"
indeed" rejolned the visitor. ''DId
some neighbor sue you ?''-Boston Post.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-06-04

About all the future some people
have left is longing for spring when
1t Is winter, and longing for summer
when 1t is spring.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-06-04

post 4 feet in the ground in the middle
of the gateway and balance the gate
on it. The lower rail is made of two
forked sassafras poles securely nailed
together so as to work around the post.
w. ii. Thompson, in Farm and Home.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-06-04

sweep above the bull. For time the
bull may attempt to free himself, but
if the post and sweep are made prop
erly and securely there will be no dan
ger and he will soon settle down to
exercising in a much better manner.
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-06-04
A Very Chem Gate.

VeTy CheHp UHte.
A light, useful and durable gate can
be made of sassafras poles and barbed
wire as shown in the cut. Set strong
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1909-06-04
SUCCESS or D5 MONIES Plan;
CITY RULED By A ONiL}SON


OWAS law authorizing the establishment commission gov
ernment in cities Of 2O0 population
successful in its first Of trial by Mones
Ing to reports from that city, enacted by the Legislature
In the spring of 1907 Applying eight cities by
population clause 1t instituted In Des Moines city
inhabitants Snnreme of Iowa
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-23
SATURDAY, JANUARY %, 1905
A STARTLING DEMONSTRATION.

If William Jennings Bryan
wants to know one reason for the
overwhelming character of his de-
feat last November. can tell him
that it was the great slump Of
Catholic Democratic votes to Taft,
because of that gentleman's fair
treatment of the Church in the
PHILIPPINES. Even the simple and
kindly nuns we're working for Taft,
in their converts. And let me say
here, that this same Catholic
church is going to play a bigger
part in the American politics Of
the immediate future. for the one
reason that it is the one influence,
the one organization TO which
property can turn with hope Of
help against the rising revolution
for better distribution of the
fruits of labor applied to the earth.
The Catholic church is dead SET
against socialism. 1t has what
Professionalism lacks-authority. II
can enforce its authority. 1t il
the salvation of Wealth. Protes-
tantism is 6ssiparous and power
less. Catholicism in the United
States is the predestined ally Of
the vested interests.- st. Louis
Mirror.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-23
SALE or STATE LANDS

kosses 10 hsrsby dysa that viii ali. a. pab-
W e3eden1 e ths hAeesss rs:Roesihls bldg
Sss s e cssisef Bsssss. teis
~, sc 6olas1iHG 5000 -. sitaassd n
~ Qssnds CooaI. Colombo. yia.:
Rsaf,7 NiAi.ec re. per .er. si!.H
way ksresolceS legally Obtained and noe u full
tofes aAd sa:ss Y az thsss 3.
all hshss 70 any coal o. oehse Ainseai q any
SAAneaas 4ndsriyi1e said land and tbs RICH I q
ss: - . 49, e - ,SsSS:s q .iains
vpfkins q s1eh nInssal.
veloe Of ln0csssasnss % this lad ss ~.
pesissd b. this Department. alon
uO.E, = ES.so'sesss willie. b. ~o'ds'
~ Ao0lieas1ss No. SSsa.
No land viii - odd At lees than The nininun
psSss ~ ecrs. - Given aeosa. fhe passsls viii
s Sd IS Ss:.:iS:d sSo.:-ss sSs .sss s' no S;
Tsras u Dayosns shaii - ~ follow. viz.
On lands selling tor - 20 70 - par acre, 10 per
Ss Ssi.ae. z cShss.a sac.i Il anaasi p.,.sos:
81 pss cent psf annun. Land ceiling q moep
than e2 ~ sers esd 49, thae ess Per sesc, =
per esot. cash % The day OF sale, the balance In
y snaus. Land .sliinx fo1 6; aud upssrds,
y per esas. cash. and balance In eqaal annual
l.yneot. a. Per e..L insses.t- II .As paf.
sAa.sr Dc. nos Own the tnpEovsrst.. he ru.,
eeate bond. o. provided 10 Section -. act u
2sly II. iss, nrss b. . eitisen Of the United
e1aiss, o. ose vbo has AselAssd HE iatsnsioo a
heeoainf sneh, must pay sppssi'snsns and
Josx p. VIVIAN,
RAgistss ssass Board Of Land Coma isslouers.
nr,s Pub. Jan. .; Last Pub. Jan. -
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-23
SALE Of STATE LANDS

Notice 10 hsrsbs given that ! will ell. 81
1ublie auction. 70 ths hisbess rsspoasb,s bid
der, on the ND day Of vsss1asy. NJ, ats r. \,
o'clock. 81 tbs oaBss Il Tks Ssats Hard Of
Land Con missioessv. Capitol Bulldog. Dssvss
Colorado. The following described land. site.
ss.d 10 Rio 6ssnds Cosntv. Colorado. Wis.,
b. e, y ssesios a. fovssAie 20 Moth. Rsass
East. Nisiasa pelcs ~ acre. $50
Subject 10 any and all saseasass o. rssAss a
~ hsrssOtoss legally Obtained and noe 10 fuii
force asd s6sss, 70 any sAses b.
Hssssvins. hovsvss. 70 shs BsAss a CeipssAo
~ ssshss ~ ssy epal q oshss aisssal q any
sbarsesss rndssiytas ssid land ssd he riaes Of
!ssssc s.d sesss ics ~ esryc.s .! .l.i.s.
-; :: :,.s :.ssse g - :s,t:sS = -. 2:
vp!htas q sseh niessei.
velaS - laSspseo6DAs O sAts led o. a.
= "a e:tv;s w.. =. s', 49, 800 -:
x. r s.ets::;, Hs:| Nv. w. Colo
= !: :l::s -: ~. "a q g. *
$50 ~ 9 ~ = tssssshsd sSo,s-S d
-%S = 1cSosss sA4u = - solIsss, W. I.
~ So. 80 rE =.
~ = =: $780, - =: "a 4: ~ =, 3:
- = Rsss -. 80 e - ~ q ~ -
:. -. =: s:ss.. e.. So. s,,sss ss =: 3:
r. :::s31 &C., {: : q ':ss l.:::.s
3:.s: !s,jf 2. 90 +. - I! - q s. e..
- -: s:'s = y - =: 81: :: 1 : e. g
!ssoos9 q ksss9he -. - - s0Sssiss.
49,, -. s.ax.s27sEXty ,A.:
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-23
Neties Of 1ublIe Trsstes's SET

WOesSO - U0OeeS bU0DUOO Oo00
where's on - seh cay Of March 4. D. no.
Robert ". Chsp0aa oads. sxecussd. sskovL
edged and delivered - ths pablac trustee Of
Rio 0randc County. ColoeaAn. - trussee. ~
certain trust ds,A whAea 90 The III day d
March. A. d. isg7. vas duly rccosdsd In ~
once OF the County Ctrsk and Recorder a No
0rsnAc County. Cossssto. n bonk =, q paes
LIZ vhsrehy he conveyed to the sasd pubic
trustee. - Il usses. tie following Aeepssbssi
land situsss. lying ssA besns In th~ Cousty Of
Rso 6rands and Ssatr u CosoraAo. povit: he
East half OF Secssno ". N township n. bossh
hcAsixstcs. water and water r,shss thercunso
belonging. and past,cuiahy an usdivts3eA four.
tsoths Interest 10 ~ ssisns1oe q the Joss Ma
Valdez ditch in Water Drcroe No. n In ths
State OF Colorado. and N undivS6sA four.
truths Of the vases sassis1 By STD AiscA ed
aisp an undivtdsd fosr.ssushs OF the vasrs
deere to aid ditch BY the District Csss Of
the Sixth Judicial District. nov the fvs,fsh
Judicial Dastrsos 81 ths uaais Of Cosorsdo. Sos
ths purpose Of securing ~ pAJmess II ihssc
certain promlssory notss end Interest % IA
snSss peovid~A - ths ssn Of G1nO exssussA
% tAs sanr DAY end dAss ssuss dssd ahovr
described and payabie 10 the oeees q Heosy
Schsrss sad sasaa 1eeats osAsrss. -
Whereas the sasd neGss snA saaassea havs
not bscn pAid and whcsras II y provtdsd In
aaSd truss ascd that Ia cass q 1staals h oay-
mrot Of sAad noeos o. ~ Of sAaa. - aay pass
ihsr~os. OF IN he paynsut u tAc iassssss
shss0os. To- .As1 1nssoss assrs having e1sss.
tissd the land - ~ tsass decd dsscsshs1. for
sais for four veshs n SONS nrsSpapss u gsa-
oeA ctsculatSoa - lha oo0aty UAoee ~ la0d
y nttuasCd. OF ~ etDo And plaos of Gole ~
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-23
Bsssay AAvertisensst

Notice 10 hersby given 70 whom il may con
esrn that the following described sstray animal
vas takso mp near Monte Vista, Colorado oo OF
aboos Jan. ~ bee. tovis: One dark bay OF
brown MARI. about n hsads high, weight about
100 lbs, white strip In face, hind feet white,
h;se = .s S.rl', ssssd ss lsss thish; ,,,.
Board, unIsss claiosd b. owner on OF before
Feb. .. tsoo, said sstrly will b sold b. this
Beard ios the hsssdt Of he owner vhso found.
orAIs Board OF S1ocx Inspection CoanIs.
slOnEns, DsnVes. Colo.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-23

The California legislature is
threatening to pass a law prohibit
ing japanese from owning real es-
state in that state. If there had
been such law on our statute
books during the last half century
it would have barred the lords;
dukes and earls of England from
gobbling up over 100000 acres
of our best western soil. Alien
landlordism has made tenants,
serfs and slaves of thousands of
American citizens. The Japanese
are not here to become citizens.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-23
SALE OF STATE LANDS

lie eviction, % The highest rsspoaaibls hiddse,
O'clock. at the oGes OF The s:ats Hoard Of Land
Colorado The following described lands. al.
oi Hss E g. s SETON fos:ss Soi..
Rance East
Lot 50; !, Section ) Township - NORTH
:. 8. q y. y; \, section ), Township =
North, Range East.
Minimum price per acre. MOO.
Sabjeet 70 aAI and all % sensats or riGhts Of
way heretofore legally obtained and nov in full
foecs and s4eet il any there b.
Re.ervins. however. 70 the state Of Cotorede
character undssiyinx said lssd, and the right
q iafrss: "a ssrs.; 70, II sotIoss g MINING
working q - sinerai.
Vale: q i1I:S,ensn.s On II. lssd - A.
o.n.s a i.Prcs.sssi. Hsrsis C. Wood.
Monte Vista. Colorado.
Sale Applieeejen No. $40.
No land viu be sold at Isss than ths mtnfa0n
viii b soid n ske above ordsr. and saeh tract
vsu b so.A = described aho,s-es tbs sa.s
f:ts: g l.a.s.:a. .h.,i = :. soale..: via:
80; & sas go: .o.s 2: Dc ~ q -,
ss - - pr 49,. 80: :Skss q
e.: ::s. i: -: -. s:;.,s: e ~; :;
I'd usssra:. aSss esst :ssh. "a Sslssss {
49, - Z: y. =. g.; &.
chaser viii eXscsSs bood, a. pfovidsl q 0setiol
Usissa = s.ss.. o. o:s - h.. s' dsesersa K
nsnt and sd'ersisiaG fsss.
n.rise., se.,s noard of LIZ -. i.sirn1r~
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-23

G. Westerman of Brecken-
ridge, Samuel West of Boulder
and O. S. Storrs of Denver are
the choice of the Memorial and
Benevolent Association of Colo
RADIO and the Old Soldiers Bryan
club for Commissioners of the SOL
diers' and Sailors home. Each
organization has met and passed
resolutions indorsing these veter-
ans, and has also addressed a copy
of its resolutions to Governor
Shafroth.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-23

The president is pushing libel
suits against the editors of the
World and other newspapers which
intimated, during the late CAM
paign, that there was some graft
connected with the purchase Of
the Panama canal. The price paid
was SAC, 1000, 900 cash.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-23

The election Tuesday Of Gov,
Chamberlain Of Oregon. a demo
crat, As United States senator by a
legislature strongly republican in
both branches WIS q triumph for
the principles Of the direct pri.
mary. The election was merely
formal and carried out the will Of
the people ~ expressed at the Last
general election.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-23
COURT DECISIONS

Monday the supreme court Of
the United States decided against
President Meyer of the Western
Federation of Miners in the dam
ego suit brought by him against
former Governor Peabody Of Colo
RADIO.
The suit was brought on account
Of Meyers imprisonment ON the
governors orders because of his
alleged connection with riots at
Telluride, Colo, in 1904.
The supreme court also affirmed
the decree Of the state courts Of
Texas imposing fine Of 81 ,68,.
60 on the Waters Pierce Oil com.
pany Of st. Louis and ousting it
from the state on the charge Of
violating the Texas antitrust law.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-23

The last weeks Scientific Amer.
lean is devoted 70 the automobile
industry. In 1903 the business
done Was less than 100000. In
1907, it reached SlO5. 100000. The
total amount Of capital invested is
about sW.Oo,0Oo. Nearly no..
600 people are employed in the
manufacture. sale, housing, etc.
There are $50 firms engaged in the
manufacture of autos.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-23
M. 3. Church
E. N. EDGERroN, Pastor
Sunday Services

Services next Sunday IS follows: Sun
day school at 9:45 a. N. Preaching at
II a m. and 7:3o p. IN. Pastors morn
ing topic, The Christian With Iron In
His Blood" evening. The Old Story
From New Source" Epwo.th League
at $50 p. m. Come with US and enjoy
these services,
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-23
Rirst baptist Church.

RRv. ?. L. BLowERs, Pastor.
Morning service at II q. 70. Evening
service 1850 Sunday school 10 .. m.
BY PU $40 p. IN. Wednesday evening
meeting 7:30
Sermon Sunday morning for The
Aged" Everybody is invited.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-23

Reforming the Tariff" 10 n per.
Torrance beautifully adapted te
farce comedy. The solons 1t Wash.
ington, most Of whom are the
attorneys u the tariff protected in
dustsiss, arc now going through the
motion Il reforming the tariff q
voted for last fall By their coosei.
tuents.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-23

Presbyterian Church
SAnuH H. MOORE, Pastor.
Sunday School $50 a N.
Morning Service ll:O a. u.
Evening Service 7:0 p. m.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-23

During the presidency of Mr..
Taft Socialism must either suffer
q serious check or go forward with
increasing strides. - New York
Press.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-23

Bible school 10 a. ~; preaching IL q
m. and 7:0 p. ~; Y. P. 8. C. E. 6:l5 p
n. Bible stsdy Wednesday evsniaR.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-23

Christian Science services will
be held Sunday at l0:45 a. M, at
Boutwell's Office. Town Hall.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-23

The government hes just issued
= s&atemsnt that the farm prodncGs
foe the ysaf sgEfaoate the snos.
noas san a q. tbs 100000 IL
valus. This = wy much grsaase
lAsa ~ pFsvioas ysas.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-23

Harry Odds left Tuesday night
for Antonio on business.
The Monte Vista journal., 1909-01-23

nssis.sr ss.ss oeasd o. Laa1 Coeaissiooss
Pifyt Pub. Jan. .: last P1A. Jaa. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-11

much larger than at the present time
and ample room will he provided for
the visitors in the galleries.
The present House will be used for
need rooms, such as House and Sen
ate postofices, rooms for official re-
porters, folders and documents. The
room of the president of the Senate
will adjoin the new Senate while the
offices of secretary and assistant sec
rotary will adjoin that of the presi-
dent. On the other hand on the north
of the building the room OF the speak
er and clerk of the House will adjoin
the House. one on the east and the
other on the west side of the hail.
The Offices of the land agent and
forest commissioner will be installed
on the rotunda floor adjoining the Of
fees of the secretary of State on the
south on the west side of the hall
Opposite the land agents office on the
north will be the office of the State
superintendent of public schools
The Office of the State treasurer vii!
remain as at present, although the
room occupied by the auditor will be
used by the treasurer as his private
Office as was the case before the posi-
ton of auditor was established. The
State auditor will occupy the room
now used by the agricultural depart
ment and he will also have the room
now occupied by the State pension
agent as a private Office. Under the
present pension office Will be a room
for the storage of documents, papers.
etc
The stack floors will be taken from
the present library and here will be
placed three committee rooms, the
judiciary. legal affairs and appropria-
tions and financial affairs. the jul
dietary in the center. the legal affairs
on the southwest corner and the APP
preparations and financial affairs on
the northwest corner. These rooms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-11

near like the national capitol at
Washington as possible with the ex-
ception that the entrances instead of
| being on the east and west Of the
wings as in the case at Washington
will be on the north and south.
The old building will be entirely
cleaned out and wings will be extend
ed north and south II feet with other
cross wings 60 by 20 feet.
The grade of the new building will
be changed SO that all Of it will be
above the ground, with an entrance
from Capitol street on the north AMI
from a private way on the south.
A large museum for the fish and
game and the mineral interests of the
State will be located at the south end
of the lower floor while the depart
ment of inland fisheries and game will
adjoin it. on the first floor at the
north will be located the State high
way department and on the opposite
side of the hallway will be an addi-
tional stack room for the library,
which is above. The offices Of tho
secretary OF State will be located on
the south end of the n w south wing
on the rOtunda floor. The entire north
| wing on the rOtunda floor will be util-
lied as a library ana stack room.
The space of the new library will be
three times as much as under the
present arrangement. The office of
the superintendent of buildings and
the electrical department will be To-
Gated just south of the rotunda on the
rotunda floor.
On the floor above the library Will
be located the new hall OF the House
OF Representatives on the north wing
of the building, while opposite on the
south wing over the offices of the
secretary of State will be located tho
Senate chamber and the rooms of the
governor and the Executive Council.
Both legislative halls will be very
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-11

The accompanying cut gives an eX-
cellent idea Of the new State House
according to the plan prepared by Mr..
G. Henri Desmond of Boston, the
architect, and adopted by the commits
Sioners.
OF course pen and ink sketch cam
not do Justice to a piece of work Of
this character, but it suffices in this
case, to show that when completed.
the State Of Maine will have capital
of which it may well be proud. All
of the fine features Of the old build
ing have been retained and yet 50
skillfuly and so systematically have
the additions been made that absolute
harmony prevails throughout the en-
tire structure.
The present State House covers the
central section shown above, with tn"
exception of the dome, ana as mucn
of the wings as is embraced in two Of
the arched windows shown on either
side of the center. All the rest, to-
gether with this beautiful dome, ana
the broad approach at the main en-
trance has been addeI. Built Of
Maine granite, classic in design ana
harmonious in all its features, it must
easily rank as one of the finest state
buildings in this country.
The commissioners, in addition to
Governor Fernald, are Charles s.
Hichborn OF Augusta, chairman of the
board, Don A. H. Powers of Houlton,
Charles W. Mullen of Bangor and
Frank d. True OF Portland
We also show a reproduction of the
State House as it is at the present
time. This is made from exact meas
urements and from the same position
as that taken for the new building.
Our readers can easily see the Won
derful change that is to be wrought
Names new State House or rather
the old capitol made over will be as
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-10-11

at Togus, Oct IA, with the circles of
Lewiston. Belfast, Waterville and Au-
gusta. The outing is to be an informal
affair with dinner at Augusta with a
trip to the Soldiers Home in the after
noon.
Arthur G. Twitchell, formerly of
Portland and son of the late John @.
Twitchell OF the Twtchell- Champlin
Co, has been chosen a director of the
Dime Deposit and Discount Bank of
Scranton, Pa, t. fill the vacancy caus-
ed by the death of A. l.. Francois. Mr..
TWitcne!l fills the important position of
general purchasing agent of the Temple
Iron Co. and in his work has built up a
reputation for zeal and business saga
city which commends him to the bust
ness men and financiers with whom he
has come in contact
Mr.. and Mrs Cesime Arsenault OF
Westbrook observed the 50th anniversa-
ry of their wedding Monday. High Mass
was celebrated at st. Hyacinthe
church in the morning and the day was