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The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-01-30

to the blind. health to the sick. ana
strengtR\to the paralyzed arm, and even
life to the dead.
Peter and John, shortly after the
crucifixion of our Lord. were going one
day to the temple to pray, and at the
gate of the temple they met man.
lame from his birth, who asked aims
Of them. Peter said to him: Silver
and gold I have not, but what have
I give unto thee. In the name of Jesus
Christ of Nazareth, arise and walk
And taking him by the right hand he
lifted him up, and forthwith his feet
and his soles became firm. Just as a
servant obeys the commands Of his
master, nature yields obedience to ma
lures God, and the very name of Jesus
puts the disease to fight.
ut was this sacred and venerable
name which gave strength and forth
tude to the martyrs. which enabled
them to bear with patience the rack
and other instruments Of torture. This
hallowed name infused a secret joy
into their hearts and inspired them
with courage to preach Christ crucifled
to their torturers.
1T is in this name of Jesus that the
Church exercises her ministry for you.
In this name you were baptized; in
this name the chrism was marked on
your foreheads in confirmation. 1t is
in this name that your sins are washed
away in the sacred tribunal Of pen
ance. In this name you will be anoint-
!; ed in your last Illness. And when
your soul is about to leave it's earthly
tenement the minister Of God COM
mands it in the name of Jesus to speed
it's flight to happier world. Go FORTH
he says, from the world, o Christian
soul, in the name of God the Father
Almighty, who created thee; in the
name of Jesus Christ. the Son Of this
living God, who suffered for thee; in
the name Of the Holy Ghost, who was
poured out on thee In fine the
Church concludes all prayers in the
name Of our Lord Jesus Christ.
II need not telf you. my brethren,
that it is in the name u Sssps that \
appear before yo1. Woe to me If I
should address you my own views ana
speculations. Then would be tres
| passing upon your time. would be as
a sounding brass and a tinkling GYM
ball. But when I cxhort you to vir-
| tue, to chastity, to patience. to c'1m.-
ity and Justice, my words are clothed
with authority, because they are spoken
in the name Of Jesus. That name
gives force to my words. ] shelter
myself behind 1t as an inpregnable
rampant. stand upon it as upon a
rock. lean upon it as upon an i'm
movable column.
you have heard Of the supernatural
power and salutary influence which
the name of Jesus exercises in the
ministry of the Church. Is it not your
desire that this hallowed name should
be also to you a symbol Of strength
and salvation? I do not doubt your
reply. ..
Let me cxhort you, then. to have
this name frequently in your heart
and on your lips. Let 1t Otter sound
in your ears. Let it be invoked in
your daily actions
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1909-01-30
THE HOLY NAME.
A Sermon Delivered by His Eminenee
49,, Cardinal Gibbons.

- WI " w cU1Vu00C0
....z- Cardinal Gibbons.
! On The Feast Or the Holy Name Of
Jesus. Cardinal Gibbons preached al
the Cathedral in Baltimore, saying in
part:
1.-THE name Of Jesus comes from the
highest authority. It was not given
to Him by Joseph, or by Mary, or
even by the Archangel Gabriel, but it
was conferred by the Eternal Father
Himself. For the Angel was the
bearer Of message from God when
he announced to Mary that she should
call His name Jesus. And, indeed,
!, it was most proper, that this name
should be given by the Most High.
For as none but God had an adequate
conception Of the mighty works our
Saviour was destined to perform, so
none but God was capable Of bestow-
ing on Him a designation correspond
ing with His divine mission to man.
kind. .... ....
1.-THE name Of Jesus signifies Saw
Jour, or salvation. It embodies in one
word all that is good and merciful all
that is noble and exalted. It is the
sweet concentrated essence Of all the
flowers Of Paradise. enriching the earth
by its fragrance. It is a fruit most
delicious to the spiritual taste. It Is
a precious compound containing every
medicinal ingredient for the healing
and comfort of the human heart.
Thou shalt call His name Jesus, for
He shall save His people from their
sins.'
Truly. then, can we say that Jesus
is not the shadow Of a mighty name
nor an empty sound, but title which
He has purchased by the loving serv-
ice Of His whole life, and by the she'd
ding Of His blood. For Jesus says
st. Paul, 'humbled Himself, becoming
obedient unto death, even the death
Of the cross. Wherefore God hath ex-
allied Him, and hath given Him name
which is above all names, that in tho
name Of Jesus every knee should bow,
Of those who are in heaven, on earth,
and under the earth, and that every
tongue should confess that the Lord
Jesus is in the glory Of God the
Father
'"The name Of Jesus was shield Of
strength to the Apostles. and their
rallying cry in all their perilous min
istry. Our blessed Lord told His Apos-
ties that His name would be the gold
en- key which would unlock for them
the treasures Of heaven. Whatsoever
He declares. you shall ask in MY name,
it shall be given unto you.' MY dis.
ciples.' He says, In My name shall
cast out devils; they shall speak with
new tongues; they shall lay their
hands on the sick, and they shall re-
cover And this prediction Of our
Saviour was literally fulfilled.
1.-THE Apostles went forth with con-
fidence. The only credentials they
bore with them was the name Of Jesus
Invoking this name. they gave sight
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02

Los Angeles, Cal, Jan. 2.-DanieI
Maceo. son of the famous revolution-
airy leader, General Antonia Maceo,
who was killed I'm CUba's teu-ycars
wsr with Spain, IS today q fugitive
from the Office Of the president OF
the Island Republic Four member
of Juuta, with headquarters at
Washington are here today seeking
Maceo. who is bue - years of age,
but he eluded them by leaving his
lodgings few hours in advance Of
their arrival yesterday
no reason is assigned for the
strange flight of young Maceo, who
has been pursued throughout Europe
Siberia and India. The members Of
the Junta declare that he is the one
man who at the head of the Liberal
party can be elected president and
that he must be found.
The trailers of the apparently un-
willing candidate are Jose Gomez, a
son OF Maxine Gomez, former com
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02

Cottage Hotel Changes Hands
Mr.. Charles Savage, who for some
time has had the manageme OF the
Cottage Hotel, for Mrs. Susan Steig
er. has taken long lease ON the
property. and assumed charge New
Years day. The Cottage has alway'
been a favorite, not only with the
travelling public. but with Salem peo-
pie and Salem families, many OF
whom have fallen into the habit OF
taking their Sunday dinners there,
induced thereto by the neat and tastT
tables. the excellent service and the
always well selected and splendil'y
cooked food. The Cottage Is more
like home than most any hotel on
the coast. and those who know Mr.
Savage also know that the reputation
Of the hotel will be. Il possible, ma ie
even better under his personal super
vision.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02
Burglar Got S75-

A burglar entered the home OF
Mrs. Sarah Montgomery, at the cor
ner of Court and High streets, early
this morning, and, after snatching a
handbag containing SIS from the
wall OF Miss Mamie Montgomery s
bed chamber succeeded in making
his escape, and has not been seen
since. The robber was evidently IA
miliar with the location Of the bag
containing the money, as he entered
the room in which the lady was
sleeping. and performed the robbery
with hardly enough disturbance to
awake anyone. The man was fright
ened. however npon the awakening
Of Miss Montgomery. and ran down
stairs onto the rear porch, where he
rihed the bag OF lts contents and
disappeared He left the bag on the
bac kjorch. The police we're notl-
fed at once OF the bold piece OF work.
but so far have discovered no def
mite Information which would lea to
his capture.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02

MISS Miriam Se'ey entertained a
number OF her little friends an m,
home OF her parents. Prof and Me-
france CO Seley. in Wv Park Wei.
"esday afternoon from ? until s
O'Clock The rooms we're pretty with
holiday decorations. and a Christina
Tree from which presents were given
tue u''l- guests and their dous
"h'eh each brought with them 4
M'hie nnch was served and pumar-
Gus Juvenile games enjoyed rhos.
present We're; Lillian Slater ca,ha-
n 'ae ana Teresa Fowl, Beatrice Walton
nern''e Sauter Lura Puryine and
nl'n Gibson. Mrs, seley, assisted by
Mrs. Barr g. lee, helped in en,sr.
tanning the li;ue people.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02
1911 An,Icr~on Cclchrates-

bill' Anderson showed himse,,
on the streets New Years Jav vas.
Ing plug hat that would mai
Uncle Samuel himself jealous ami
.'"aS Tor a handshake. a scrap or ,
friendly and sociable New yasr,,
l0m and Jerry Bin absolutely =.
'uS'S TO answer 20 the name OF wu-
ram saying that name only ats o,,
'''Ns. and he will adopt {, when ~
s''s o'd enough. hin was also c.i
o'a''ns his 18Th birthday. he helm.
50 ne SAYS the nnest New Yea mr.
'N' n's mother ever received ~,
'a''' IN y'srs "Rm" has soap, mos,
nan -Four decades In salem. b,,,,.
''. ~ ''e s'arkey block li yesr 40,
'n' has owned the corner of III,
'''e ever siace An the AIDS so',
y em were hom 90 tax, sinn9.
'''a the Old folks, said he an,
= we're an Kids sogether." Ana ~
slo,'er y and lots OF other triepss
ne 'slad OF H."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02
UNWRITTEN LAW AGAIN
THE CAUSE OF MURDF

Los Angeles, Jan. 2.-Charge
with murder, William Mitchell Is uu-
der arrest today afted shooting and
killing Cecil Thayer, a 19-year old
messenger. wha he accused OF having
led his l6-year old raughter astray.
The girl had been an inmate Of
the Door of Hope institution, having
been adjudged an incorrIgible by the
Juvenile court six months ago Mitch.
ell, who is an iron worker. has ben
brooding over his sisters case. Arm
Ing himself last night, he went 70 Hol
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02

pany received 5000 bushels of yaIls,
wheat yesterday morning by boat
from Buena Vista. The shipment
contained rome OF the best grade of
wheat raised IN the Buena yi.to
country and, as the result OF n bo.
ins Kept In dry quarters for several
months In the Salem FIGURING Mnt
warehouse az Buena Vista II Is ,r
perfect condition for milling use Tine
wheat and feed market here Is sim
no'a'ns strong and from indications
OF outside trade. the price =,
''ea and Hour will probably hold nm
To a good point the remainder OF The
winter. '''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02
SON OF FAMOUS CUBAN
FLEES FROM OFFIC

mander in chief of the Cuban n,
of liberation, Jose Garcia Delrio
of another revolutionary leader
mon Morales and Abraham Royv.
former secret service agent of
American government.
They came here from Guavr
Mexico, expecting to find Macao
The home of Louis Mendoz. ,,
Michigan avenue. They were cA.
rined to learn that he gave nm
lodgings there last Thursday
England, Germany. France !
several other European power ,
also said to be solicitious that Ma.
should be found.
He Is supposed TO hold the sae,
OF the hiding place of papers yIts
necessary to proving or disprov
claims aggregating 100000, 600
arms and equipment furnished
Cubans during the struggle ",
Spain. General Maceo was the =,
todian of these papers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02
FINCH SENTENCED TO
HANG FEBRUARY

PORTLAND, JAM 2.--James A. Finch, who was co
Aced OF murder in the first degree for killing Ralph Fish
prosecutor OF the Oregon Bar Association in the Iatter
ice 'e" weeks ago. now stands in the shadow of the Cd
lows Judge BrOnaugh today sentenced him to hang Febr
ay IN the penitentiay at Salem When lhe words IN,
meant death passed the lips of the Judge the condemne
attorney sank in his chair and seemed on the verge
collapse.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02

lenbeck park, where he encountel
Thayer In the company OF a 20,
named George Coulter.
pproaching his victim Miteh
asked.
Are you Cecil Thayer9"
Receiving an affirmative reply.
ironworker drew his revolver
shot the youth. After Thayer 4
Mitchell stood over his prostr
body and fired four more shots a
then surrendered himself to the
uice.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02

rave reopened the Willamette val.
Icy meat market on Court street ana
viii Keep constantly on hand A GOOD
supply OF the choicest meats and ssh
'na' the market affords. which thsy
WI, VIII sell as cheap as possible They
VIII run an Independent market ana
''''''' a part OF the public PATRONAGE
l-l-Oslst
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02
SOCIET Y
+e+s+s+s+e+S+ +s+s+1%O+s+s+s
tcontIuu 4 from page elghtD
L. :. Gram circle.

The ladies OF the C. A. r. CAV,
their annual New Years dinner yester
day In Commercial Hall. and II wa.
greatly enjoyed by everyone served
A small amount was asked this yea,
Tor each plate, which will be used 10
cancel the debt which the lodge owe,
on lots recently purchased in City
View Cemetery.
An informal program followed
made up OF recitations. short talks
and music.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02
For Miss ThiIson.

MIS- Veda Cross was the hostess o,
: >,.,i ,,'yer'y ". planned surprise FOR Mis-.
' Ne'' Ihlelso0, in honor OF her bIrrp
day FRIDAY night Abr,,d.,'-...
ps' was ''Ned, and for Uhica ,l.on.
10 covers We're laid 500" NJ.
a's' enloyed during the eyenipg Pm.
,. ,aa'eS prile was captured by ,,,..
N''a ed sagley ana the ge,rI ,ma.,. '',,
by Prince Byrn. '~""
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02
SISul'Iiag Mals starr,

TIE Spauldiug Lumber Com.
IN ,..,, ,,'', ''a plant here next Monda,
& !" ~" elas'' after ,hutdoWn of ,
Neek The compauy's towns 49,. \, =, I
~, '''" oos' The srea,er part az
.1s Nae The mil has been iale ana
'aere ia now sufaeient stoek ), ,o.. .'
90 band 10 enable ne mm y ~, |
,.y'al'S. The stock % the local ,sm.
III. ,,,. YARD has oeen depleted yery ran.
''N since he saving was ss.nc,,' a
.'.'eu' of 'he buildiag order.
o'a'us IN daily. bu, this STOCK Nil,
= made complete within a tev a.
''''' Tue SA~s So, in operation.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02
Bakery Has New Owner

Bakery Has New Owner
The Capital bakery on Court
street today changed hands, d. J.
Switzer buying on tthe interests OF
Newkirk Bros, who have built up
fine business In short time. Mr..
switztr has had some experience IN
the bakery line, and will keep up a
hrst-class service. He will put on a
wagon for the East Salem trade next
week. He has rented his fruit farm
In West Salem to Ed. Brewer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02

proof OF this. At this school the IN.
dlWdual neei OF each pupil are looked
after The result is competent grad.
yates aud satisfied business men who
employ them A catalogue viii tell
you an about the school. Ask for il
l-i-2t
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02
Railroad Accincnts for Month

The Railroad Commission has com.
pleted n summary OF the accidents
occurring 10 railway employees and
other persons for the month Of No.
vember. 1908. No railroad employees
were killed during this month. but
TWO were seriously Injured. Two
persons were killed outright and
hree injured.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02

4 makes no difference what N.
S',,,s sYs'e'S OF fashion are as to women. NJ
~, !, s',-,loas 90, suffering man must Dav
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02
uo Not Rorgc.-

laat the stock o trugs Al Dennis
has been added TO in some choice de.
signs
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02
q q u q q q o q d a
CITY NEWS o

q q q q q q q q a d a
Weather Fo~cast--
i'Aia '"aigh' aud SUNDAY. eolder.
San<-S ns''stsate south shifting "a
uess siRsis.
whsn in l'ortlaad-
Visit Halls restaurant. $50 Wash.
:ngtoh street. 80
W, ~ higdou. Undertake.
Always progressive. upto-aate
fa'l equipment, largest ssoek
io-ai-eod-tt
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02

A"set Insurance Rates.-
a ~ ha.lng us 40 your work Il W
s.N'' SapNal Electric supply Cor,
F' 'eone ese, lg-lS.eod n
'n.ee reasons for buylhs clevelaui's
hskiag Powder.
SUPERIOR Quality OPure Cream ~
rar,arl.
NeA'es' Package 'sesew top cam
ess' Price "a ia 81; s les. u.ssl
tauaefs
We pay the highest prices for
~ pofk, mutton veal noul,r,
h'iss q % us az che willsm.,,.
~eai marked 90 count s,r,s, sn,,,A
and fayor prop l.,.esSr
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02

e'''""s rlAoe--Elsvsn Narss, chair.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02

las's q 40 inses,msn, Tor a ,oass
pe..ea 'eA' ~i'l pay better aniaeps.
'-". : .ood euslsees training ,oeA
s'a' b seeered al The c.n,,,l
'. sa'''''' College q salem. rAe
'"'s~ q ss sfaans,es 4 eo,.,,.,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1909-01-02

hfu1s Vista wheat--
'ae salem Floarlng Nm. o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-25
MAINS SONS AND DAUGHTERS

"Aunt Hannah" the wife of f-;ifay-
cite Ames of Canaan, has Just passed
her Goth birthday.
Mrs. Annie NJ Smith Of Ellsworth
announces. the engagement Of her
daughter Carolyn of Salt Lake City t.
Roy Chopper of Chicago.
Cyrus D. Bishop. a stcnographer in
the supe rintenGent Office Of the Amer
lean Express &C. in Bangor mas rcctiV-
ed an appointment as stenhgraphcr ~
the navy yard at Portsmouth, n. H.
Mrs Rose c. Johnson of Goriiam has
been appointed by Gov. Fcrnald visitor
of the State schools. This Office has
been held for the past ten years hy Mrs
Clark Barker, daughtef of ex-Gov
Frederick RoLie, and she has accom-
pl:shed much good and been greatly DC
loved by the boys at the reform and
other institutions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-25

lens room at the primary school, in
Livormore Falls. Little Miss EdWina
Ely celebrated her sixth birthday and
q big beautifully decorated cake was
sent by her neither, Mrs. =. T.. Ely. II
the schooroom to be enjoyed by her
9cboolmatcs. At the recess period Mrs.
Allen cut the cake which was served
by Miss Edwina to her small friends.
Pauline Burbank, miss about the age
of F,dwina received the hidden ring in
her portion of the cake.
The senior class of Edward Little
High school. Auburn, composed of 81
| members, with the exception of seven,
have informed the school authorities
that their parents are willing that they
should make the trip to Washington.
which has been before the class for
some time. The school authorities are
favorable to the trip, providing the
party is properly chareroned by a tea
cher. They leave it entirely with the
seniors and parents. II the Washing
ton trip is made the graduation pro-
gram and reception will be dispensed
with No class parts will be given. a
graduation ceremony of the simplest
form will he held at which. the seniors
will receive their diplomas at the hands
of some well known man who will i'd
dress them,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-25
HAPPY RESULTS
Have Made Many Augusta Resident:
Enthusiastic.

No wonder scores of Augusta citizens
grow enthusiastic. II is enough 10 make
anyone happy to find relief after years Of
suffering Public statements like the :ol-
lowing are but truthful representations
of the daily work done in Augusta by
Doan's Kidney Fills.
Fl. W. Judkins. Painter, living at 149
Northern Ave, Augusta, Me. says:
"Haans Kidney Pills are remedy i'm
which I have great faith. I used them
four years ago when suffering from kid
ney complaint and backache. The doc
tors I cor suited claimed I had muscular
rheumatism and at times I would be laid
up on account of this trouble. A while
ago 1 was suffering from severe at
tack and hearing of Doan's Kidney Pills
1 procured a box. They gave me prompt
relief ana after had taken the contents
of six boxes 1 was in excellent health.
About a year ago / had 4 slight recur-
renee of the trolble and again resorted to
Doan's Kidney pills with<tfe same salts
factory results. I gladly recommend this
remedy"
For Sale ty all Dealers. Price 50 cents.
Foster AIilhurn Co. Buffalo. New York,
Sole Agents for the United States.
Remember the name Doan's-and take
~, other
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-25
EDUCATIONAL NOTES.

The Bar Harbor High school student
will soon publish a school paper of re-
spectacle dimensions and great dea
of enthusiasm and interest Is being de-
veloped oyer it.
The senior class Of the Norway High
school has decided to take the Wash
ington. trip in place of graduating eN-
ercises. Principal Hathaway and Miss
Blackwood will accompany the stu
dents.
The Southwest Harhor teachers ciui
has been organized by Superintendent
Norwood and bids fair to prove an in
teresting ard instructive society. TAX
ing UP FOR discussion important ques-
tions sing to school matters. The Of
fcers are: Principal Carbon Edwards
president: Mrs. Maude e. Trask, vice
president: Miss Laura Mayo, secretary
Miss Jewett, treasurer. Tie meetings
viii be hello semi monthly.
Tues.'ayi. Jan. u was rcd letter day
TO the srNall tots in Mrs. Harry N. AL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-25
MAINE INDUSTRIES.

The pay roll of the Springfield Shoe
Co., mas reached $2.100 per week.
Work has been resumed at the box
mill of the Machias Manufacturing
company, the mill having been shut
down since the previous Thursday
morning on account of the breaking of
the main shaft, which was taken
down and shipped to Bangor to be re-
paired.
A new industry in Seal Harbor has
been started by l. o. Clement and Ed
Childs, that OF buying and shipping
fresh fish to Boston. one day they
sent 11,O00 pounds, and Jan 4th, 24ooo
pounds. Since the Islcsford lobster
fishermen took up their traps they
have turned their attention to fishing,
ard from this out any good day VIII
see busy times around the wharf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-25

Notice has been received at police
headquarters from Supt. William RI.
Pierce of the Boston police. giving a
description of one Benjamin Oliver
Smith, alias Arthur B. Reeves. alias
Rraham B. Cleverlf, alias c. S. Jacobs,
alias Paul Hollway. alias Fl. O. Lee
for whose arrest a warrant is held Tor
forgery and uttering in five courts
Smith is 80 to SO years; height feet
s l., inches: weight 100 pounds; stout
build. brown hair. brown or hazel eyes
occupation. advertising solicitor Scar
left side of face, running into nose:
scar on left ear: scar on right SIDE OF
nose: scar on lobe of right ear; scar
on first point of first finger on ie1t
hand; middle finger crooked at second
Joint: horizontal scar under chin; scar
from burn on palm of right hand. Ihe
man claims to represent FRANK a
Munsey and to be soliciting subscrip-
tions for representations in BOOK
entitled Legal Lights of America.
He has visited Boston recently ana
people in this section are cautioned u
he on the lookout for him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-01-25
Social Meetings.

The Murray Club will meet this
evening with Mrs. Fl. f. Goodrich,
Grove street.
The Roger Williams Club will meet
with Miss Lena Blanchard, SO Green
street, at 730 this evening.
The Charming Guild will meet this
afternoon at the usual hour with Mrs.
George Lawrence, No. l Green street.
TIE Young Woman's League Will
meet with Miss Helen Johnson, Win
thror street, at 2.@e o'clock this after
noon.
Members of the Armitage. Club are
requested To be present at the meeting
this evening, which will be held with
Mrs. Daniel E. Weeks, No. 9 Elm
street, at 7.3C.
The Catholic Woman's Charitable
Association will meet Tuesday evening
at Knights of Columbus ROOM All
members are earnestly requested to be
present as business of Importance is To
come up.