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The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
CHARITY BFNFFITS
BY WOMAN'S Will
Mrs. Eliza NJ. Miller Leaves
Money to Hospital, Sem
mary and Y. Nj. c. A.

OAKLAND. Feb. several chari-
able bequcsts are made by the viii
50 Eliza Al Miller OF Santa Barbara
county who died I'm oakland. January
% OF this year. Merritt hospital in
oakland IS given $1,000; the Pacific
biological seminary OF Oakland,
.oaa and the Young Women's Chris
Iaa associatfon Of The University of
-ffornia s5.eoo
ln connection with the bequest TO
a- hospital Mrs. Miller suggested in
l.l Win that special attention should
.u the walls OF the institution. All
.er pictures. except family portraits.
and her clock We're also beQueathed TO
.uc Merritt hospital The bequest 10
trc university y " {. a. is for the
peImauent employment OF q. secretary.
Mrs. Miller was a sister OF John T..
Mgre. tbe owner of santa Rosa island
Santa Barbara channel. Her estate
valued at about sl45.o00 and con-
S.sts OF "a mort age OF $4,000 on Santa
Rosa island. "a small parcel Of real
property i'm the city of Alameda and
stocks and bonds i'm various corpora
.0HS.
In addition to the charitable be
quests the viii disposes Of the prop
0rtv hE making beQuests to about 80
.eiaIEes. A nephew. G. \. Storke Of
santa Barbara. is named executor.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
PIEDMONT RESIDENTS
FORM IMPROVEMENT CLUB

OAKLAND. Feb. THE Pleasant
Valley Improvement club has been or
ganized by citizens living in the west
ern part of Piedmont. The club pur-
poses to assist in carrying a bond cleo
tion for an issue of 100000. The money
is intended for construction of con-
crete culvert at Oakland avenue; Wild
ening of Pleasant Valley. avenue from
the Oakland city line to Piedmont: (:
widening of Oakland avenue through
Piedmont; opening of Roseastreet; con-
struction of a fire station and the pur-
chase of an auto fire engine. The clubs
officers are: President. +. W. Sercombe:
vice president. Rod W. Church,: secre-
tary,- p. f.. Howard; treasurer. Fred
yicksry; executive committee-W. X.
yickery, Martin Munson,, O. W. Fletter.
Il. w. Church. Charles Christensen.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
WILL GET FRANCHISE
No Objection Made to Amended
Right of WaY

BERkELEE. Feb. 4-The citv coun-
e.l assured Attorney J. #. Burke Of the
southern Pacific company this morning
.at there was no opposition TO grant
ms the franchise TO the company for
The operation OF trains over Berkeley
streets TO and from the loop over Shat
-Hck aEenUe. California and Ninth
streets. but that the corporation should
1 return place the tracks in Adeline
street in the center OF the street
Burke stated that he thought that the
-emoFai of the tracks would be agree
ble O." the company if legal technicali-
lies did Not stand ia the way
Tiie franchise asked for by the south
clu Paciac is practically the same as
-ranted "a year ago for s25. .060. with a
few changes on account Of engineering.
1ificuities encountered in the actual
coust Ir-ctiou o. the work
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
BROTHER AND SISTER
FINED FOR BATTERY
Fracas in Mill Causes Fight and
Double Arrest

OAKLAND, Feb. 4.-SteIIa Cicero. a
j year old GilL and her brother Er-
nest. aged y years. living 1T I414 East
Eleventh street. were adudGed guilty
.I battery hv Police Judge Smith this
morning. The court imposed q nne OF
$50 upoa The girl and similar peualty
wtlh an additional sentence Of 10 DAYS
-. The e-tr prison upon ler brother
sister and brother were accused 10y
Louie Mcdonald, is years old. OF 1924
TFeenty- -tllird avenue of attacking her
81 the California cotton mills where
al three were employed.
The Mcdonald girl claimed that she
was first involved in q physical quar-
rel with stella Cicero and that as she
was retiring from The fray after hav-
ing worsted her assailant the brother
struck her ia the face Telling her TO
rIe floor
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
DRIVES FIRST SPIKE IN
TRACKS OF RAILROAD
President of Highland Pacific
Complies With Charter
fSbecioI Disoatch 10 The Call

SANTA ROSA. Feb. 4.-Dr. A. f.,
Dickinson. president OF the Highland
Pacific railroad from this city to
Lakeport, via Preston, turned the first
spade of earth today and later drove
the first spike in the construction of
the proposed road.
The work was done in North street
in this city to comply with the fran
chise granted the company by the city
of Santa Rosa, which called for work
to be begun within six months.
The rails and ties were laid where
the Santa Rosa and Clear Lake rail-
road narrow gauge line to Lake
county via NIiddletown. did it's first
work late in the fall under similar
conditions.
! Both roads are planning active con-
struction work early in the spring.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
CONSTABLE'S CASE IN
HANDS OF THE COURT
Alleged SauSaIitO EmbezzIer to
Know His Fate Soon
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

SAN RAFAEL, Feb. 4.-The case OF
Paul Trouette, the Sausalito constable
accused of misconduct in Office by the
Marin county grand jury, was submitted
to Superior Judge Lennon today. Z. a
Nincillione representing Trouette ar
Sued that an officer. in presenting q
claim to the county supervisors, issnot
performing an official duty and there
fore can not be accused of misconduct
in office if a part of the claim is false
Trouette presented a bill to the SUI
pervisors last july for the arrest OF
All Sam, Chinese of Mill Valley.
An investigation showed that he had
noc made the arrest
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
EAGLES PLAN TO GIVE
BIG VAUDEVILLE SHOW

: OAKLAND, Feb 4.--Oakland aerie
No. :, Fraternal Order of Eagles. will
give a vaudeville show at the Macdon-
ough theater, March 2 and 3. Prepare
tions are under way for early rehear-
sails.
A chorus of 100 voices will be among
the numbers.
The rehearsals will be professionally
directed The committee of arrange
ments is as follows: j. f. Heaney.
chairman: w. T. Nahlberg, secretary;
Samuel II. Short, j. G. Herr NJ A. Fitz-
patrick. Joseph Herbert, l.. F. n. Burns.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
HUSBAND AND WIFE ARE
SENT TO JAIL TOGETHER
Police Declare Couple to Be In-
Veterate Thieves

OAKLAND, Feb. 4.-Walter Vanlova
and his wife Rhoda were sentenced to
serve 80 days each in the city prison
by Police Judge Smith this morning on
misdemeanor charges. The police char
acterize the couple as confirmed petty
larceny thieves
The man and the woman both ap-
Dearcd 10 be in poor health when their
trial was called this morning.
Nanlova asked the court 10 order
medical treatment for him before he
was sent TO Jail and 10 excuse him from
chain gang duty until his condition i'm
proves.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
TO GIVE CONCERT
AND THEATRICAlS
Organization of St. EIizabeth'S S
Arranges Two Nights
of Entertainment

OAKLAND. Feb. 4-St. Joseph's
young mems sodality band of St Eliz-
abeth's church. Fruitvale viii enter
tain Sunday and Monday evenings at
the church hail in Bray avenue with
a concert and farce comedy, The
Virginia Mummy The band is under
the direction of Rev Father Idel-
phonse AIoser. o. r NJ Since lis or
gsnization it has increased in member
ship.
Popular selections, with q touch of
classical compositions, win be included
in the program.
The band is composed Of the follow
ing members:
Leo Lsviolette Joe McCHohan
Joseph 0segueda August Ehrhart
Frank RuStlnc tarl Bold
Joe Rusting Leo Fischer
August Bold Fred SJromhcrE
Henry Escobar Joseph RciChlng
MarcelluS SiromberS John StromberS
George Woudra John RuStinG
Albert Cooke Pete StaraSnch
Phil Bold Edward Keenan,
Theodore kloSe Frank Collins
Joe Fredpr Fred Cox
Leo Bueclier Theodore Fielder
Paul Schmidt
Those who viii take part in the
comedy are:
Albert Cooke Carl Bold
Pred Kree Joe Atct'r0han
Narcellus Stromberg Theodore Fielder
Joseph Rcichiing
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
NEXT TIME HE WILL
NOT BE so GULLIRLE
Merchant Parts With Costly
Ostrich pIumes

OAKLAND. Feb. Paul Thereaux.
p merchant Of IIl5 broadway. has ad-
Tnitted TO the police that he was vince
died out of a set Of valuable ostrich
uITnes by the plausible tongue of a
stEIishly dressed woman. who told him
that she lived in Berkeley and prom
ised to send him = check for the plumes
as soon as she reached home. The
check has not appeared.
Pfckp0ckets removed "A gold watch
chain. locket and S25 from the pockets
Of J. - Chard0uneau OF I047 Fifty-nft
street while lac was drinking in a local
saloon last night.
B. x. Allen Of Az Forty fifth street
reported TO the police that purse
containing 81 had been stolen from
filn
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
AUNT OF SECRETARY OF
STATE CURRY is DEAD
Mrs. Mary Kendall Expires at
Home i'm Berkeley

BERKELEY. Feb. MRS Mary Ken
dali wife of r. a. Kendall, and aunt of
Secretary of State Charles f. Curry
died last night at her home, 1914 Fran
cisco street, from general debility. Mrs
Kendall was 81 years old. a native of
England. Besides her husband she
leaves two chiIdren-Miss Maud Ken
dali and Mrs. William X. Tregea.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
CHURCH.
MAY MORTGAGE SITE

OAKLAND. Feb. 4.-Permission was
granted today to the First Presby-
terian church to mortgage its prop
erty at Fourteenth and Franklin streets
for $4,000. The property is the site
of the church building. The loan is
to be made by the Equitable life in
surance society at rate of 51s per
cent The purpose of. making the loan
is to obtain a lower rate of interest
than is now charged on a loan of like
amount.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
BERKELEY NATIVE SONS
PLAN FOR CLUBROOMS

BERKELEY. Feb. 4.-Arrangements
are being made by the local lodge of
Native Sons for the opening of club
rooms for the benefit of members. 1t
is planned to have billiard and pool
tables and other accessories for the
daily use of members of the organiza-
ton. The present quarters of the club
in the Native Sons building in Shat
tuck avenue will be retained and addi-
tional quarters secured
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
BLUE AND GOLD EDITOR
ELECTED IN SHARP FIGHT
K. II. Clark Chosen for the Next
Year Book

BERK ELEY, Feb. 4.-R. Fl. Clark was
elected editor Of the Blue and Gold for
next year at q stiff contest on the cam
pus today by the sophomore class. He
defeated Charles S. Wheelef@ Jr. by 10
votes. 4. Veltch was third. Clark is q
grdute of the Oakland high school, a
member of the Kappa Sigma fraternity
X. G. Ingram of Irvington, member
of the Sigma Nu fraternity, was elected
manager of the Blue and Gold.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
ACQUITTED OF CHARGE
OF NEGLECTING FAMILY

OAKLAND. Feb. AZ. O. Galvez of
Alameda was acquitted late last night
of a charge of falling TO provide for the
support OF his wife and minor child. He
admitted that he had given his wife
little money, but declared that he was
out of employment, and could not Sc
cure any. lie was formerly brake
man i'm the employ of tse Southern Pa
cidc.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
WOMAN FREED FROM
ADVERTISEMENT SPOUSE
Especial Dispatch 10 The Colll

SAN RAFAEL Feb. Mrs. Jose
phine Wilson, who met her husband
through tie agency of newspaper ad-
vertisement. secured an interlocutory
decree of divorce from Superior Judge
Lennon today She charged that her
husband. Charles IL. Wilson. a fore
man in the shops of the Northwestern
Pacific railroad at Tiburon, threatened
her life with revolver. Wilson did
not contest the suit
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
Marriage Licenses

OAKLAND. Feb. THE following marriage
licenses were issued today
William f. Kellerhy, 80 Oakland. and Julia
Winger. -. Portland. Ore
Harry Sellers, A., Folsom and Annie Leek, IL.
Edward Myers. 81. Berkeley and Edna Robin
steen %, Los Angeles.
Oakland.
both of Oakland.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
BERKELEYAN ASKED
TO OCCUPY THE PULPIT
Rev. Richard NJ. Vaughan Ten=
dered PastOrate of Church

BERKELIcY. Feb. 4.-Rev Richard
II Vaughan. for several months pastor
Of the Evangel Baptist church of this
city and who has been occupying the
pulpit Of the consolidated First and
T-vangel church congre legations, has
been asked to accept the pastorate Of
the new First Baptist church OF this
city as the united church is called He
has made no answer as yet.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
PROPOSALS

SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received at the
office OF the Lighthouse Inspector San FraDcisco.
Cal. until l. o'clock March A. 1910 atd
then opened. for furnishing aud delivering fuel
and provisions for vessels and stations IN the
twelfth Lighthouse district fot the fiscal yesr
ending June ~. 1911. in accordance with Speei-
he:i tions copies Of which. with blank proposals
and other information. may be had upon appli-
CATION to Lighthouse Inspector. San Francisco,
California.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
ODD FELLOWS TO GIVE
DANCE IN EAST OAKLAND

OAKLAND, Feb. 4.-The Orion club,
composed Of members of Orion lodge
\ SO. IS9. J. .. o. r.. will entertain the
members and friends of Orion lodge
and their ladies Al dance 70 be given
AT l. O. O. j.. hail. corner East Twelfth
street and Eleventh avenue. Saturday
evening.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
DIVORCE SUITS BEGUN

DIVORCE SUITS BEGUN--oakiand. Feb. -
Divorce actions were begun today ny the fol-
lowing: John f. Augustinho against yiolanta
iado ;lyarsf Mortimer H. Feurtado descrfion
Julia Patrick against Henry f. Patrick dcser-
tien and failure 10 provide.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05

TONG MURDER TRIAL SET-oakiaud. Feb. a
The trial of Chin Tung charge Of nurder-
ing Iee All Gay set today by Judge
Brown for February II. The killing took plscs.
in the Chinatown tong war between the Zee
family and the ON Yick tous
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
STANFORD PLAYERS
READY FOR STAGE
Sword and Sandals Will Present
"The Man From Home"
This Evening
Especial Dispatch 10 The Call

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Feb. e.
Everything is in readiness for the
Sword and Sandals production, THE
Man From Home" which is to be staged
tomorrow evening. The thespians have
got over the difficulty caused by the re-
fusal of Treasurer c. G. Lathrop to al
low an automobile that had already
been placed on the stage to be used in
the performance.
The full east for the play will be as
follows:
Daniel Vohrees Pike........W r. Fuller Jr. 10
Grand Duke Nasili...-....-. +. Pettigrew 10
Almeric St. Aubyn. .....-...-.. 6. +. Morgan 10
ivahon .-......: ..--....... Il. \. de Bolt 10
Horace Granger-Simpson. ......M ". Strong II
Ribiere. .....................G G. CasSawav ~
Michel ...,:..-.-.-.....-...-B. H. Lssky -
Ethel Granger-Simpson .........M l.. Ozer 10
Comtesse de Cbampigny. ......M. T. Howell 10
Lady Creech. ..-....... Miss NJ. r. Wilson IL
protest was today made by Dr.
Charles Gardner. the university chap
lain. and y. t. Murray. head of the
Greek department in the form Of
communication addressed to the edi-
tor of the Daily Palo Alto against the
practice that has become almost uni
versal of all the college organizations
of having their pictures for the Quad
the college annual. taken on Sunday
morning,
Representatives of all the fraternities
on tire campus at meeting held last
night agreed to refrain from pIedsing
or rushing for two weeks, beginning
one week before the date set for the
annual interscholastic track meet
This action was taken TO comply with
the request made by the interscholas-
tic board of governors some time ago,
on account of the fact that many COM
plants had been made by the principals
of the various schools that the pledg-
ing of the men interfered with their
school work.
At present there is no intercollegiate.
agreement between Stanford and the
University of California. This is due
to the fact that a the meeting of the
representatives of the two colleges held
in San Francisco they were unable to
agree as to athletic eligibility.
r. Z. Fallas was accidentally shot in
the leg last night by his roommate.
who discharged a is caliber revolver
while he was engaged in cleaning the
weapon. 1t is net thought that the ac-
cident will prove serious. Fallas regis
ters in the physiology department from
Los Angeles.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05

&h-NsS-
Brainard C. Brown
GLASS
Frederick II. Whitwort
CLASS
George W. Reed
CLASS
George c. Edwards
Clarence J. Wetmore
CLASS
John i. Budd
Thomas ID. Carneal
John X. Farrell
David ID. Griffths
Leo Lynch
Edward A. Parker
CLASS
Frank Z. Deering
Frederick V. Holman
CLASS
Vincent Hook
Charles Il. Ovcrackcr
CLASS
William II. Phelps
Edwin a. Rix
William II. Sherwood
CLASS
Samuel A. Chaplin
William NJ. Van Dyke
CLASS
William E. Dargic
Frederick w. Henshaw
William L. Hopkins
CLASS
James w. Byrne
Harry X. Havens
Ed II. Shepard
Louis l.. James
Douglas A. Lindley
Maurice McMicken
Harry A. Russell
CLASS
Rufus A. Berry
Philip l.. Bowles
Robert G.. Hooker
CLASS
Jesse E. Frick
CLASS
William i. Barton
Frank l.. Blinn
CLASS
William NJ. Leete
Elliott McAlIister
Edward +. Rowell
CLASS
Albert b. whipple
CLASS
Allen II. Babcock
Arthur ID. Cross
CLASS
James W. Cyrus
Robert S. Knight
William Il. Meek
CLASS
William 4 Dow
Frederick 7. Duhring
Aaron H. Powers
William c. Ralston
CLASS
David C. Demarest
Herbert i. Dyer
Ed Coke Hill
Cornelius B. Lakeuan
CLASS
Walter c. Allen
Henry {. Baldwin
George II. Costigan
John T. Cook
CLASS
Harry f. Benson
CLASS
Linwood l.. Clark
George Fl. Foulks
Walter II. Henry
CLASS
Frank L. Carpenter
Ralph II. Chick
Edward de W. Clary
Ernest I. Dyer
William a. Fine
CLASS
Mare Anthony
George W. Bunnell
Thomas c. Denny
CLASS
Edwin r. Jackson
CLASS
Charles Dudley Dean
Harry c. Catlin
Julius Il. Gregory
Frederick c. Marston
CLASS
Henry +. Budd
Louis G.. Faulkner
Andrew Il. Jackson
CLASS
Horatio $. Bonestell
Henry L. Blizzard
Henry +. Dutton
CLASS
William A. $. Foster
CLASS
Ernest A. Bruntch
CLASS
Ed II. Pearce
William c. Robbins
CLASS
George G. Davis
George I. Davis
CLASS
Robert Y. Mitchell
Irving W. Robbins
CLASS
Hiram Il. Hall
Edwin d. White
Shirley Houghton
CLASS
William Cavalier
Frank J. So1insky
Arthur :. j. Whitney
CLASS
Eph,Dyer
Z. II. Bowles
Theo J. Wilder
Robert n. Foster
CLASS
Henry 3. Wintringhan
Hugh B. Jones Jr.
Raymond 4. Snowden
CLASS
Boswell +. King
Thomas $. King
Henry F. Smell
CLASS
Leslie d. Whitney
Paul :. Foster
William V. Witcber
Curtiss Hayden
Arthur c. Brownie
CLASS
Charles +. Sargent
Thomas Z. Cooper
Gordon r. Blackwood
CLASS
$. l.. Abbott
p. Rs Small
William Z. Twill
r. d. Wilder
CLASS
John W. Brownlie
Remi G. Knight
Gustav Refs
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
A GOOD COUGH MIXTURE

Simple Home Made Remedy That Is
Free from Opiates and Harmful
Drugs.
An effective remedy, that will uSu-
ally break up cold in twenty-four
hours, is easily made by mixing to-
gether in a large bottle two ounces OF
Glycerine, half ounce Of Virgin Oil
OF Pine compound pure and eight
ounces of pure Whisky This mixture
will cure any cough that is durable.
and is not expensive, as it makes
enough to last the average family an
entire year Virgin Oil OF Pine com
pound pure is prepared only in the
laboratories of the Leach Chemical
Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05

e:
SIS OF 1870
IS OF 1871
S So OF 1872
SIS OF 1873
Thomas +. Woodward
IS OF 1874
James c. Perkins
John II. Price
Joseph C. Rowell
John NJ. Stillman
Charles u. Stuart
IS OF 1873
Harry II. Webb
SIS OF 1876
James II. wilkins
: George L. Wright
SIS OF 1877
Frank J. Solinsky
Howard Stillman
IS OF 1878
Clarence III. Warren
SIS OF 1879
Joseph Mailliard
W John W. Tompkins
IS OF 1880
Fanderlyn Stow
Arthur L. Whitney
IS OF 1881
Henry III. Sherwood
William p. Storey
Fred :. Stratton
Ed l.. Rhodes
IS OF 1882
William W. Nelson
Stanley Stillman
SIS OF 1883
John W. Maillisrd
IS OF 1881
John 4. McNear
Frank II. Powers
SIS OF 1885
Andrew L. Stone
John G.. Sutton
sS or 1856
SIS OF 1887
Henry ". Sabin
IS OF 1888
William f. ROwlands
William j. c. Nariel
SIS OF 1889
John A. Sands
George L. Stone
Joseph l.. Steffens
Albert Sutton
SIS OF 1890
Orrin Kip McAIurrsy
Frank II. Richardson
Wallace |. Terry
SIS OF 1891
Edward p. IIilbOrn
Frank lin =. Hittel
Joseph y. le Conte
Caius r. Ryland
IS OF 1892
John Bouse
IS OF 1898
Edwin Z. Mays
Fred :. Pheby
Walter NJ. Thorne
SS OF 1894
Henry &. Hyde
Reuel ID. Robbins
Benjamin Weed
William Il. Whittier
IS OF 1895
De win III. Gray
Robert Mays Jr.
Thomas &. Pheby
IS OF 1896
RolliR NJ. Kelley
IS OF 1897
Grant Mays
John l.. McC. Robbins
Lionel &. Sherwood
Thomas G.. Taylor
IS OF 1898
Walter III. Morgan
John W. Proctor
Beach G.. Soule
IS OF 1899
George II. JeSSen
George NJ. Mott Jr.
Walter $. h. Rutherfor,
SIS OF 1900
IS OF 1901
IS OF 1902
Josiah II. White
Edgar 4. Zook
IS OF 1908
Arthur ". Foster
Frank :. Glass
IS OF 1904
Herbert II. Minor
Harry s. Minor
IS OF 1905
Rudolph Schilling
Harmon Edwards
William r. White
- OF 1906
Frank B. Mckevitt Jr
Robert s. Woodward
Alden y. White
IS OF 1907
Thomas C. Meilersh
Albion X. r. Harmon
Bradley Il. Sargent
IS OF 1908
im James Il. Shaw
Leslie A. Henry
n Richard 4. Smell
IS OF 1909
Franklin VI. Stephens
Dean q. Witter
William II. Meek
IS OF 1910
Ebert G. Solinsky
Joseph c. Mich
John +. Andrews
Ed S. Brush
IS OF 1911
l.. A. LanSstroth
Harry T.. Troxel
Ed Il. Solinsky
S OF 1912
Ernest G.. Clewe
j. c. Berry
J. E. Powers
IS OF 1913
John G. Salisbury
II. Warner Sherwood
The San Francisco call., 1910-02-05
Sunday Services in Churches
of Alameda

ALAMEDA. Feb 4-First Baptist church.
Santa Clara avenue near Benton street. Rev L.
=. Russell, minister.
II oclock-Aforning worship and sermon: sub
iect II Delight to Do--What:' AT the close
of the sermon the Lords supper will be cele-
brated.
100 o'clock-Evening song. with sermon: sub
ject .sThe Greatest Man That Was Ever an Ad-
vance Agent" This viii be an evangelistic
hour Of worship
G:30 o'clock-Quiet hour. conducted by the
Young Peoples Baptist union.
9:45 A. n-Bible school. II. Il. Carvin super
intendent. The class contest begins Sunday.
BANQUET BY GUARDSMEN- Berkeley. Feb. T.
With Captain George T.. Papc commanding
officer Of fhe company POSTMASTER Com
pany G. Fifth regiment oc the national guard
of this city viii banquet at the Hotel Manx
samorrow evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-05-10
LINCOLN
WISCASSET.

Arthur Buzzell has purcrased a
new horse.
Mrs. r. Clifford and son Clarence of
Edgcconb are visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. George Cove.
Elshury Moody of Dresden was =
business caller in town Tuesday.
Mrs. r. w. Reed of Portland is
visiting her parents
Rev. {. f. ogden, Woodfords. of
fciatcd at st. Phillips church Sunday.
MIR and Mrs. George Cove spent
Sunday in Boothbay Ilarhor.
Miss Rena b Albec of Augusta was
in town several days last week.
Miss Florence Knight returned t.
Woodfords Monday morning.
AlGernon Blair of Dresden Mills was
in town Saturday.
\ little daughter. Helena Marian,
arrived at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Warren Tuesday. May I'd.
Howard Lincoln of Portland entered
upon his duties as pastor of the First
Congregational church of this place
Sunday. May Sth.
Mrs. Francis Blair. who has been
i'll since January. died Friday morn
ing at the advanced age of ~ years
and 10 months A husband three
sisters and one brother remain to
mourn the loss OF a beautiful life.
Funeral services We're held Sunday at
her late home Beautiful floral offer
ings testified of the love and esteem
of many friends. Interment was
made in Green Lawn cemetery
Capt. Nat Brown was at home over
Sunday.
Mrs. Edward Blair died Saturday
at her home on Federal street. Mrs.
Blair had been in feeble health for
several years.