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The Cecil Whig., 1909-05-15
'EpISCOP4L

a'rhc hour oi Friday evening service
in Trinity Church. beginning with this
week. will be 6.4s until further notice.
Service. to include the celebration
of the Holy Communion. will be held
in Trinity Church. on thursday next
tNsccnsior Day) at 1890 a m. Ser
mon in St Andrews (GoldSborough
Memorial Church. Nndora. at AIS
O'Clock p. m
The Cecil Whig., 1909-05-15
LIABILITIES

State III Maryland. County of Cecil. So
l. Chas. u. Finley. Cashier nf the above named
bank. do solemulv swear that the above state
mcnt is true to the best Of my knowledge and
belief.
CtiAS. B. FINLEY, Cashier
Subscribed aud sworn to- before me this .9ih
DAY ui April. i'pi
JOHN ". ANTHONY, Notary Public.
CorrccJ-Aiiost.
CHARLES NJ. ELLIS,
FRANK X, SCOTT
l.. VI. lIAiNEs,
may l-h Directors,
The Cecil Whig., 1909-05-15
VERY SPECIAL

Lot OF handsome French Satin
Cloth Suits at S25, from s4o.
A dozen Cloth Skirts at So. so,
from IS and $3.50.
The greatest offering that we
have made for ages is the follow
ing:
Balance of Silk Petticoats, black
and colors, that have ranged IN
price from $40 to $50. go on sale
tomorrow at the veiy low price OF
IS each.
Full line OF kindergarten suit
ings for Children's Suits, 25c a
yard,
The Cecil Whig., 1909-05-15
Editorial Notes

HE buNCrupr hnds comfort III the
good roads project because il brings
To an cnd such a demand inr public
offices. that, when created are largely
sinccurc, Well, WEl.I.-wc are
Spcechlc,,
THE Cecil Democrat deems il ad-
visable to warn the con,csting Demo-
cratic candidates. in the primary pre-
liminarlcS. against possible iniractlonS
oi the Corrupt Practices Nc.. remind
ing them ui the crim'nality that may
even lie IN a friendly cigar Praised
be! ii the present Administration sue
ceed> in bauiShing the campaign cigar,
it will have earned gratitude enough.
and for all time.
SPEAKING pi the Corrupt Prac-
tices Act how pleasant and profitable
il is to hear It emphasized by gentle
men who were wont To boast, in other
days, OF how easily they could buy
them at s. 90 head" The charm
will be complete. when We hear from
the Jealous, but not discreet. young
Democrat who is reported to have re-
marked. at the close 81 the last clcc
tion. III I'd had SIS more I'd got
'cm all "
The Cecil Whig., 1909-05-15
No. 1886
REPORT or The CONDITION
or THE
National Bank of EIkfon
At tlkros. IN THE sTaTt or MARYLAND.
At the CLOSE or BUSINESS.
APRIL 2ah. 1903.
RESOURCES

Loans and Discounts, si5.ss5 -
Uycrdfaits, secured and unsecured isS27
L. 5. Bonds to secure circulation 5000 90
Bonds securities cic.... ........ 2s7,Oll s.
BANKING house. furniture. ixtures..... iO,Oo0 %
other real estate owned, 9.OOO ~
Due from National Banks mot reserve
agents -. ,.I.... 49,. 80. 2.9Ss -
Due from approved reserve agents..... ss.J5s 50
Checks aud other cash items So 0i
Noscs Of other National Banks...,... 1880 90
Fractional paper currency, nickcis and
cents 80, 80. ....,...., 80. 2s6 :,
Lawful Money Reserve Ia Bank. viz:
Specie ....s..ss.... tthfSN IS
Legal.tcnder notes ....... $4,000 81 .Sl5 IS
Redemption fund with e. =. Treasurer
IS per cent OF circulation $500 90
Toial... ...... .... ............ Si.i,i.Ty0 a
LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in .................. 5000 %
Surplu. fund .............. .....,.. 10000 10
Undivided profits less expenses and
taxes paid ...... go. ..... :. 1870 -
National Bank notes outstanding 5000 "a
Due to- other National Ranks. iO,Sip ~
Due To- Trust Companies and Savings
HanLs ................. ...... ....' 272pi
Individual deposits subject TO check. ,7S.ih -
Savings dcpo-itS........... h,ssY -
Demand certificates of deposit. Sil.1I4 ~
Total .,.,........... .............si.i,l.7y0 ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-15
RECEIVES IMPORTANT ADvIcEs.
Minis.er Esrinoza Wi; Communicate
Them to Secretary Knox Today.

WaShln@ton. March t. S-l.,Y r.spi-
i,nz,.. NicaraguHn .l:4istcr t" tAe Unit
- Stats TO-DAY received Important adj
.i,.g fr.m his Government relative 20
t.r- contrnv, between tn" tnlt"l
:'i;.t+.s and Nicaragua. which he Will
,n'nrA'Iiii,a:c t" the state department
totlurroW at q conference" by appoint
tl.rlt Aiil Secretary Knox.
Minister F,spinoza. when asked con-
coming the +, ported military activity
ui President u laya and the warlike
program which the latter had appar-
entity outlined. merely said that so far
~ IL. hal been Informed Quiet" con-
Giliors prevail in Nicaragua and he
&ddcl that ne was disposed t. doubt
tnll hnstilities had broken out between
lis country and San Salvador.
\ highly optimistic view OF the pres
| eat SjtuAtioi which to the department
! " Washington has seemed somewhat
| ,onI .eN by re3son of the attitude OF
| In, Nltaraguan government in adjust
ing lhe Emery claim is taken by .>rnn;
ispino2a.
| After q conference Saturday between
| Nj. knnV. Secretary Meyer and Rea'
| Admiral pillsbury. chief of the bureau
! of navigation. the ships now in Eicara
| guam waters; and on their way tier
| N'rrt assigned to stations. ThCr" Nir
| lie one at GrtytoWn and aEotE"r =
| IfiucGiclGs. al III" .ltlauti" side. one
at torinjp iinri another i'll tie hay q
| Eou~rcd on tn, Pacific side This las
vessel. the Yorktown. lccause ri IL"
Nolt traugiot. viii BE- able 10 pruco"t
IS lar az .Andpaia @nu thus proven
&uv nnN"ncHt of troops between Nj
rAra&ua ;,uti Salvador by water. si?ou!.
any such Itovcment l." undertake..
"t,;IaMd urrn.S Honduras. marines vii
J." dispatched Ia cheek it,
Interest Wa: attached in official cir
clos to the denia!s hy th" President
,r Nicaragu" and Salvador. nf In
| stores that nOStiltjos between tire W.
ccuniiit. had f,rui>en out but it wa
stat, 4 that such rumors played oni,
= part in a situation which To elnpin,
! :hc expression eft = high official. hGt
Leconr very diSng rceabe.
B"cau-" uf :hr recall of Ny Gicg
orv. ;hc American secretary of lega
ton at M;,nagua. it is believed tina
! the position here of Minister iIspinoZ;
! Of Nicaragua will become untenabl~
and that III consequence he will talk
| his ~,
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Pupils Not Absent,

The following pupils of the Highland
avenue school We're not absent n half.
day during the winter term:
Grade lA-Eddie Common. Leon Digs
Eugene Gillepie. Carl Holt. Ethel
Jenkins. Thomas Kelley. Guy Pottle
Arthur furdy, Lee Towle. Edward
Winslow
Grad" VII - Stanley Hartman
Ralph loyal Ray Royal. Margret
1;amSdell. jerome Talbot. Ralph York.
Kay York. Glonwood Troop
Grade NII-Eenjamin Carter. Clif-
ford HalvcrsolI. Frank Kelley. Hazel
rushGEti. Philip Talbot
Grade NI-Florcnce Brown. Harold
Clifford. irene Delaware Winnifrpd
Donovan. N'rn" Fuller Grace Einck-
ley. IL Ola Littiefieid. join, Martin.
tir,tue N--rharlic Belts, John Cole,
Dallas Colby, Mildred Collins. John Gu
SicH. Annah"l Fuller. Ronald Gallagher
Gladys Hinckl"y. Fred Jenkins. Ger
tr1tdt Kc"ne. Alton Littlefield, Frances
Shaw, Ernest White.
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CONTINUES TRIP.
Continued From Page One.)

With the assistance of but one tug. the
New England Navigation cos. steamer
Massachusetts worked herself today
from the stranded position near Cedar
rec Neck on which she has been since
running aground early "Wednesday.
The steamer appeared to hay" suffered
little from her four days exposure t.
the breakers. and proceeded for New
York under her own steam and With
out convoy The only damage Sh" :
known to have sustained is four small
holes in her starboard bow. The spe ri
of the Massachusetts was reckoned rs
nearly equal to IL attained on her
regular trips
shortly before noon today the tug
John Alden attached several haWScrS
to the steamer, but before the tug had
started pulling in earnest the Massl-
chuSettS' engines had wound the haW
Sers attached to several anchors which
had been placed off shore. enabling the
ship in wrecking parlance to walk to
her cables" The revenue cutter AcuSh-
net. which came here today too late
to assist in pulling off the Massachu-
Setts. will go tomorrow morning to the
assistance of the schooner Fred A.
Small on Little Round shoal.
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Those from this section who attend
ed the belgrade Grange fair were NJ.
S. Fifed and children. Mr.. and Mrs
w. r. Lord and son Erwin, ana Nj
and Mrs. Warren Hunt. They report
very fine entertainment.
Mrs. c. NJ. Heath started Saturday
for several weeks visit with relatives
and friends in New Jersey. Mrs. Annie
Lewis is attending to the household
duties during Mrs. Heath's absence.
NORTH PiTTSTON.
In the passing from his earthly TO ms
heavenly home on the morning of FIJI
day. March ). of Chester younger son
of Charles and Sarah (Bailey) Law
renee. not only his home but the entire
community feel deeply his early de-
mise Though but 20 years of age ms
genial disposition, his winning ways
and better than all else, his purity Oh
character. won and retained the love
ana esteem of all with whom he came
il contact, and each one feels that q
nareonal loss has been sustained. Be
sides the parents one brother, Arthu:
: Of Pittston, survives. The OhsequIcS
were held at the home of his uncle,
David A. Lawrence, Tuesday after
noon. Rev. Mr. Plant Of the Episcopal
church Of Gardner. officiating. A larg"
concourse Of friends and relatives
gathered from rear and far to pay
thcir last tribute to his memory. Many
were the foral offerings Of varied amt
beautiful designs. The bearers We're
four of his young companions OF me
naigIlporhnod. Ills family is assured of
the sympathy Of all in its sorrow ana
loneliness. Among those from OUT Oh
town in attendance at the funeral were
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Bullock OF WIND
sor, Warren Dorr Mrs. Edith Lunt
| smith and Miss Jessie Dorr of Card
nor. and several from Joice, White
| fl, I'll and Chelsea.
Robert Sedglcy- who is planning to
| remove with his. family tn BoWdoin-
ham in few weeks. has sold his stock
to diflero ut parties. He came here from
| Bowdoinham two years ago
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Fossett OF
| p:ttston We're visitors at C. X. Greens
sunday
Mr.. and Mrs Clinton Shell and Mrs.
Emma Nickersnn of Gardiner We're
callers at Mrs. David Lawrence's sun
day.
Mrs Gussie Boothe and son Clay
bourne of Long Island \. y. are visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A
Alexander.
Mrs. W, Fl. Grant and son Elwyn
who nave been in Rumford. have re-
turned here for short time.
Mrs. David Lawrence, who has been
quite i'll with the prevailing epidemic
is rapidly gaining.
Miss Ida Searls of Chelsea. who has
been With Mrs. David Lawrence the
past week. returned to her home Fri
day.
bliss Bernice Watson of Augusta
was calling or friends in town Sunday
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Mr.. Roosevelt Getting
Ready for His Trip
Mill Pack Outfit and Straight
en- Out His Affairs.
Mill Also attend to Editorial Duties
And take Usua! Exercise.

oyster Bay, y. y. March l4.-For-
mer President Roosevelt attended re
zig 4on.s services today. rs usual. He
and Mrs Roosevelt walked from their
lore on Sasamore Hill tuChrist Epis-
opal church and after the service re-
urned home ON foot. covering in all
six miles Several callers We're received
~ Mr. Roosevelt during the afternoon.
The former Chief Executive VIII en-
-rr tomorrow upon the final week OF
PREPARATION for the Roosevelt smith
sGnian African expedition. 1t viii De
busy week for considerable packing
,t the personal outfits of Mr.. isoos"-
Welt and His son Kermit remains I"
bo done. ana business affairs Of tht
CORNER President win require some OF
his time These will be set in order ~
anticipation OF at least i tWo-y'ari
absence abroad
FarrwcliS to numerous friends ana
relatives will be mace ana visit t.
Hobo,len is contemplated to inspect the
party's quarters aboard the steamer
and see that the outfit of the eXpedl-
ton is safely slowed away where IL
can be quickly reached and trans
y
voted to a family reunion at Sagamore
Hill.
In addition to al this Nj Roosevelt
will spend some time each day. as is
his habit, in outdoor exercise Of some
kind and he hopes to have chance
early in the week to try out the rifles
he will use during the hunt on the tar
get ,ange near his home
His duties as a magazine editor vii
take him to New York several time:
during the week and there he viii b.
busy debating articles for publication
1t is expected also during the week thu
Smithsonian members of the eNpedl
ton will! come to oyster Bay for ;
final conference with Nj. Roosevelt
There Kill be numerous boxes an'
trunks 10 pack With articles oompris
| ing the personal effects Of Mr.. Roose
Welt and Kermit Each has provided
himself with a large supply of clothin:
| for tropical weather
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-15

Missouri teachers have good many
things to ask Of legislators this winter
They want minimum salary Of $40. a
pension fund for disabled teachers. Il
nn'Num age of IS years. consolda- :
ton Of rural schools. close schools
when attendance is less than six
nunils. special schools for defective
children. medical inspection of schools,
tax of on"-tenth Of per cent. on
corporations and extension of inheri
tame" tax. county supervision, com =
ruisory attendance and provision Tor
destitute children. They also ask that
a state board pass on teachers cx-
animation papers
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UNIVERSITY OF MAINE TO
SHOOT AT WASHINGTON

Washin2trn March 14-Ncarlv :
score Of the leading universities lnt
colleges of the country have entered
for the intercollegiate rifle match. f"r
the 1909 gallery championship TROPHY
OF the United states which TAX" pla e
on the local ranges beginning next
Monday. The championship trophy
was presented by the Forest. Fish and
Game Society. and is to be held b.
the university or college winning for
a year and I" become the permanent
possession Of the institution winning
it three times. The institutions en-
tered fer the match ilclud" the i-ni-
verSity of Maine. MaSSa chuSettS Agri-
cultural College. and Harvard t'niver-
SitN.
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American Representative
Will Leave Nicaragua
Minister Espinoza Says "Quiet'
Conditions Prevail.
United States Proposes 10 Preserve
Central American Peace.

Maat=ua. Nicaragua. March Il, -
.Ipnn II Gregory. ,:2&.ger If the Amer
:ran ie#"iiun here. A'tll leave or tha
l.c%t st, an,.r for the United States.
;3oA vr,',rs received finn tn" stat"
...;,;. IA, mt II Washington. lie Will re-
.rt to III gnrcrnme mt on the stua-
;.pa il Ei.;uAeHa and WI sive special
;ttcut.lu /" tl!t mattel of the claims
g., 5;pu!g u, Emery against thr NJ
..sraguHt government which. after
@.antinc him concessions To cat ma
oe#"y and import supplies duty free.
50 i.:rl lis entire plant and imposed 4
4inc Tor failtlr. to meet the require
i!pnt> al tur contract
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KENNEBEC.
READFIELD.

Mrs. Eliza Gordon, who passed sew
eral weeks in town as the guest Of hcI
son. +. A. Gordon. returned to her
home in Emblem Saturday. March s.
accompanied by Mr.. Gordon, who re-
turned Monda..>
Miss Emma Hunt came home from
kent's Hill Saturday, returning sun
day.
Emery AGell was the guest Of his;
sister, Mrs. Eben Hunt. several days
last wecek.
Among the SEX ones in Manchester.
vno arc improving are Mrs Fred
brown. +, Leon, Arthur Knowles, Eli
sha Taylor and Annie Hill
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-15

1t has been called to the attention to
these interested that the nocm. Little
Drops of Water" was written by Fran
re& Sargent OSgond. who died in Hing
ham, Mass. in 1850 She was con
trihutnr to the Ladies' Compahion Of
these days and wrote several book. OF
poems. Recently the authorship of the
poem was attributed to the late Mrs.
Julia Carney of Galcsbur%. ILL.,. who
probably never considered the poem
her own except in the sense of having
conied it for use in her Sunday school
class
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assist Nature.

nQu have been told to "hitch YOU,
wagon to star"--hhat nature will as.
SlSt You. That's all right. There arr
times. how, yer. wher vou shouId ass;s.
nature, and the spring is one Of these
times
Nature Is now undertaking TO cleanse
your systen--if you take Hoods Sar-
Sdpar'iia the undertaking will be sue
ui' and Your complexion. bright
and clear.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-15

a telephone message from Sussex says
that the Consolidated school building at
Kingston. n. e., was destroyed by fire
Sunday night After this much informa :
ton was received further communication
with Kingston could not be obtained. The
building was erected in 1902 by Sir Viii
liam Mcdonald OF Montreal as a philan-
thropic move for better education of the
children of the country districts near
Kingston. lie also contributed to the
running expenses for three Years. The
building cost about $4,000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-15
IEFFFiES CHALLENGE
johnson Will Fight. He Says. But on
His Own Terms.

st. Paul, MINI, March 1+.-,Janl<
Johnson. negro pugilist, champion
heavyweight of the world. arrived IN
st. Paul tonight from Vancouver aud
left shortly afterward for Chicago.
Johnson said he had heard nothing
from Jeffries regarding fight
Il will fight Jeffries." said the color
ed man. I'll he makes the challenge
but il will be on my terms I've fought
heretofore with IL" other fellow always
getting thn best Of tn" terms. No more
81 that fer ne"
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Don't Take Dangerous Chances

with that cough. 1t NAV lead vou ,,+o
s 5. a1s, troubles: ADAMSON'S re-
NN' core! PAISAM has been the
C standard cn remedy for over 50 years for
.hroat and lung troubles We n. o.,
r'"nF"nds NJ testimonials Get q bottI |,
=, N"nr Druggists today. E.iaI Size inc
x';, 70 ," VT 80, "r' Don't accept something.
Xlnsn,an 4 Co.. Augusta. Me, ana Nv m
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Fhc Brunswick police are looking for
two i5owdoinham men who were in
toNicatod and who Saturday night
drCVc their team over the 3-year-old
daughter OF Adelard Chrissman and in
cured Ter 50 that her thumb will have
"a 10 amputatt d. The men are known
to tie officers.
Petitions in bankruptcy have been
Hl'd in the United States court by
tie following. Clarence j. Fogg Of
Rrc!>fieii. john J Hunt of Farming
Ion. C";v3 Montgomery Of Portland,
FjW.A c. Fa. n.,Nsrth Of Jonesport.
Herbert y. Small o. Lewiston ana lie
roy \. Dutch OF Milo.
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Mme- Media is the latest addition to
the number Of the suffraecttes Sha
says a recent visit to Manchester. Eng
Iahd. with all that she saw there of
Wrctcnedne IS and poverty of the work
ing women, 50 touched her heart that
81" concluded that the influence of
women voters might help them to bet
ter conditions
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BATTLE WITH ICE.
Steamer Bruce Has Bow Stove on Trip
From Newfoundland.

North Sydney. n. s. March II
The Reid Newfoundland cos steamer
Bruce from Port Au Basque. y. +. has
arrived here with her bow badly dam
aged, as a result Of encountering heavy
ice on the passage across. Several
plates were twisted out of shape and
others cracked The steamers battle
with the ice was the first SO far this
season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-15

themselves to prevent even this legs
alton at the present session. Inc lGHa
5 tl,at tie quickest action on the tariif
an be obtained by holding Congress
exclusively to that subject and they
.ontend that the business interests Of
The country which are affected by the
regarding duties are par
amount 20 all other considerations.
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Friends OF the Journa! are requested
to write COMMUNICATIONS on one side al
the paper only. as tho Submitting Of
matter written on both sides Of the
sheet ncceSSitateS it's being rewritten
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-15

The announcement in Wednesdays
issue of the journal that therc was 10
he Il meeting Of Pell Clason Camp. No
G2, S. Of VI. on that night was an error.
The regular meetings are on the first
and Card Wednesday, evenings OF each
month. The next regular meeting will
BE Wednesday evening. March J..
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Miss Alice McMulcn, who has been
visiting her father. Archie McMulIen
of Randolph. returned to her work ar
WItcrNilic Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-15

After all is said ANA done. ovor,,
woman gets married fer the sarae req
son--she thinks conrtship is Il sample
of matrimony.
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Mrs, l.. II. Harding Of Jacksonville
n. i, is visiting her niece, Mrs. W 7
Hickey Of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-15

Frank l.. Amosbury returned Sat
urdaT from Rockport. where b" visited
Capt j. A. AineSbury.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-15

Mrs. Julia s. Rrown and grand.
daughter went To Brunswick SATURDAY
for Il fortnight's visit
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brunswick. Me, March 13-Hl@I'
s,,,d,. and all phases of Christian work
in the college We're discussed al t"'
fore,,oor meeting Saturday "l tH'
Maine Intercollegiate Christian ASS'-
citation conference. which was "pfli'u
at BowGoin College FrlG2y hiS'''
Prominent representatives OF the uh-
dc.graduateS and faculty ol IN" Maine
colleges were the speakers ar the IFSt
session today, among whom were =. y
Robinson. Colby; Bernard y. 'h2llHi'f'
University oi Maine: l.. +. 1imhrrlakt
EuwGoin: j. T.. Wadleigh, Bates; VIZ
b,,r C. Fove. Colby: I;od' rick scott
Hrunswick and David r. Porter ~
\aw York, II wcll-knoWn R"W'inin
aumnus.
At the afterron session otis +. Reed
OF Colby presided. The time was tak'l
M with two addresses. the study ara
Promotion of Christian MlSsl"!*' ny
Rev. II. F. Wondin of Auburn, ah'
'The Recent Advance in Social service
by Christian Students" lay Fred NJ
Harris the international student sec
rrtarv for the East This was !"!ioWcc
b. n discussion on social service "a'
tie present effort in Maine led ny
Clarence G. Robinson, lfoWtoln 90. '8f
State secretary of the Y. NJ G. y.
vt thc evening session, which was q
public meeting in the Memorial bal!
Prof X. C. NJ Stills of Howd"in pre-
sided David r. Porter internatl"na
secretary of preparatory and High
schools, under the title "A Great In
tercollegiatc Event" took up the
NorthfielI conference. The concluding
address was by Rev, Wellington II
Tinkc~ Of the Mt. Vernon Cnufcn
Boston. who spoke on ''rhc SOCIAL MIS-
81 IN of ChriStianitI.
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MIR. and Mrs Kendrick l.. Foster az
Cambridge. Mass. who have been WIS.,
itinp friends in this city. returned
home saturday.
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Fred Thibodeau arrived homo Satur.
day from Shirley where he has beer. AZ
Worl, in the woods
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-15

Rev. Langdon Quimby went Ia
Brunswick Saturday to attend meet
ing of the Young Mems Union.
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GARDINER.

Charlie Huntington is i'll at his homs
on Maple street.
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capt Roscoe Carleton made n busi.
ness trip Saturday to Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1909-03-15

Nj. ana Mrs. G. S. Whitney arrived
home Saturday from Boston.