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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-08

cit poerlt forflarenoe @oooe 6orbgel=
len al &c nationale og Sc Iofale 8116=
getter. Gjenneminitspriien pao Sc
Meopenoigbeosortifler, ser mao an.
ifaffcs til Sc a%lminoeliges &usbol6ni1,-
ger, CT itcget meo omtrent 10 p@t.
mellenn 1900 % 1909. S 6e fiolte
Aor far ser neret en- tjenoelig Stig.
ming opcr oct bele. 6poeparer TO-
or fra 10 til 70 psf. mere MI ems
for 10 Star iioen.
~Mo9et al 6ete ifploes 5orbaelien
al @sntmosien, Sarifen Tar ligeleoes
enoel al Sfploen.
"3ombinationer, ser pirfelig arbei=
Der paa at bin0re Sen fri &onfur-
renee iom bar ifabt Zig ct @onopol
paa 6eres ierlige @arefelt, % lon
tontrolleres- at en bemmelig 8eHp-
relic eller pe0 Ell felles Operens.
fomit ON ata boloe &riierne oppe, bar
6eres DeI al Sfploen.
"Gnonu mere ifploes @risitignin-
gen Neogangen / Meng6en af Mger.
brugsprooufter iamenlignet mes
Stigningen at 8efolfningens Mntol.
r9oielbe6, 2eoigsong, bsiere 2en-
ninger, set enc / 6orbin6elle me6 Set
anoet, fnart iom Mariag, inort ion,
Btrfning, er npit efter for rigeIig
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-08
9oe( ,. 9eotmo(e 00o.

Sra Nortbfielo meooele5, ct Ct.
9pugreSmono, &e0oftpr al rMortb.
fiel0 Mems" SSoel .. @%eattuole, &an,
bag g%ftermiooag er aigaaet beo 81
sen af @rigbtS Smoon1. @eot1pole.
Ser blep SO Mor gon1n1el, blep palgt
til &on9resmono for 3. Miuneioto
9ijtrift / 1894. areojcn bar tioli.
1ere oemotratiif og @eotlpole @epuc.
lifoner. @on g%jenualetes 3 @ongc
mes lteoie ltigenoe Moioritet, og bans
politilfe Snbffpoelie babe / og ,,oen-
for Staten bar paret nlcget betpoc,
Zig. Meoens bor bar MtcoIcn1 Il
&ongresicll, bar 6un cit al Sc 6 aon.
gresmr'.o, ser mooiatte Jig Soloai-
gift for @arer ira Horto &ico, o.
ban itentte ihoo 5driflopen for
Ebilippinerae. @an bar Ell al 6e
Iprlte Folft1tere, DER ll0t1lte 11g tor.
al &orer, bpis Uo6rifoto f%o1trolle-
res al Srl,lts, bsr inttes pao Sri
lilten. @eatluole par en- 11on1erfet
Sp9tia Orgoniiotor, lom / flere Ma,
ncr SEN egenlige 9eoer al Stoten:
&cpl1blifanere, inotil Sobn q. Sobn.
ions @ols til @uper1,br gap bam ct
Neoerlog, JON bo,r alorig fun0e for
ui1Sc. Som Mpismono bar ban
blon6t Sc opgttglte / 5toten. $ 3
5ern1iner bar ba1l pnret &reiioen:
for Minnelota Meoofter= Screening.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-08
Or. Guuf % bans Muropulsiero.

Sra &elp Dorf meobeles, at Sap.
tein 9. s. Gsbon, Meblem al Mrctic
@ll,b, bar facet 1ilbl1o fra forifjelli.
9e &ign1eno ON at biorage ct 8e.
lsb paa oper 1 Million Dollars til at
gootgibre, at Gr. Goof og life 4on1-
monosr Yearp. naoe6e @oropoIen.
Or. Goof liges al aoptein Ssbon al
opboloe Jig / Moro Mmerito, ltign!
life / Sc Uor. Stater, at bol, fan pcl1.
tes til Seem Oorf in6en 8 Tiger, %
at ban pil bepiie for bc(e Seroen, at
Scr er giort bam Mooig l1ret. SEQ
&ielp al SEN tilbl1ote MiIlion Sol,
lars oil Oct flnt,e laoe Jig gisrc at
tiloeiebrtnge ale Sc nsopenoige 8cpi.
ler, og &ioenitobsmeno / Sc forfiel,
lige 2anoe er e%ngogereoe til at op.
treoe for ban. Ssbon poaitaor, al
pao BEN Sag, ga Yearp pooitoor al
babe nnret pe6 &olen og taget 0b.
lernattoner Ser, bar Ser lite sol moi
til at gibre Sbierbattoner ,nulige =.
6or en- l@ges Si6 iioen. Tom ser Meo.
oelelle ON, at 9r. @oof life blot bar
fnlo1tenotg ne6bru6t -paa 2egeme %
sial, loa ban / @irteligbcben m
oonbittig, men at nan oaioo bopoe
mtitet belle fin 6ormue. gegge DcIe
benegtes al bans @enner.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-08
@mslis Dbertro.

gr man til Mi66ag bos cit goo
Gen, og gnifer man mart at blipe
beot igien, maa mon life glemme a,
looe Ell lille 8io at iioite @et. blipe
liggenoe paa Sallerfcnen. Sen.
iom tager Set iioIte Stpffe al Ell &uo.
Ding eller en- Sage, bill tao en- ima1t
9@gtefelle. Man bbr alori9 lr9ge
&(aner, mems man iiooer til 9oros;
Sc pil mislpftes. Sen, ser laoer
itnrf SIZE eIler @affe, uil faa mango
8enner; oen, ser laper "Giaif", pil
mite fine.
springer 8roppen pll,bielig al en-
11aIfe, bill man 1lpentet treffe en-
bemmelig Gienoe. @pilocs Scr Me!t
paa 8oroet, betpoer set @%arncoaot
inben ct Mar. Mt tabc CT Sic -,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-08

.lSjte5efie: al 1iIe in6frieliee Rapircr
De tire jt&rtelt t6irten6e sSareftcr |
8erben / @etning of at iorbsie &ri'
ierne. 6srit poielbeoen. 2enne BIZ
ier fig / DC fcoera4e, Staternes % o.
uunicipole ltbgiitSlffer. Dernait
oil 2eoiggang, itettet pea ben often.
i1ge 9oielbeo, tiene til at forminof fc
Erobuttionen. Spor iaa mango Of
Fcnlige Yenge itpller ne6 / BEN offcn=
(i0c Menoejten, CT Scr altio mango,
ION iiuoer set letterc at ifop!c oe.n
~ eno arbeioe for Dem. Ser er in-
ger Mooe> ser efterlignes / Sen @roo
slIer iaa let, JONI BEN oifenlige Cts
trapaganee. Giterbaan6en iom Sill
isrllen af 3apitn forminoites
paa Den e>e Gioe al oen offen=
lige Maitine> oil Eilfsrilen at Sor-
br,tesartifler iornrinoites paa 6en o1=
sen. 9ette er noget, JONI ogiau ptl
glpre Jig e%inlheuoe bua0 Sc bpie Yri<
ier angaur.
"9en treble, og maaife 6en pigtis<
lte al alle 6attorer / Fris=Yroble=
met er 2sniotierne. Ser bor prret
ell itu0ia Sttgntng / 2snlatier1e Der
/ 2onoet. Otter lom Mr6eiosnarteoet
bliuer tnapper, pil 2enniueerne iti=
&c. Gnbper- Stignin9 poa oen enc
SIDE oil f%re1nbrin9e en- Stigning poa
Sen anoen Stoe. Sporeprincipet CT
lite traa1gt ino / bort Spitem ,og Set
er life let at li8e, Gporleoes Set ifal
6lipe Set. Ioritanoi9 Spariombeo
nlaa inofbres pool,yL % man mao
isge at fna @Goo for sen Mnlfuelie,
at enbper Collar, Der gipes uo l10e,l
at bringc Hrofit, betegner Ell Sor=
brp0elie imoo oct oifenIige 8elfero,
lige iaa futot iom 2oeleggclie al Sc
nat,lrliae &igoon1sfiloer. Nationen
buroe olorig gribe til Sen llopei at
uoiteoe 9ouo3. motogen / yoerltc
&po:tilfrloe / @rigStib. Sl19ell
Stat 6ar ne0ig at lame Yen9e, bpis
Sen bliper tlogt og be0erligt aomi.
n%iltreret."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-08
eture MenSs Mnnbbelo.

rSrefolo bepebnet er SEN Mon(
font / lin strfb bar &et. "-@bafe.
fpeare.
rpg firefoIo, bpis bar faar Ella.
get ferit og onbrast rel. Soft
Billings.
8epebnet meo en- SLATE at @ar.
ner's @bite @ine Of Sar er set let
at gibe Dsositsoet til Sen fgrite So
refonrit al en- 5orfple1ie, eIler @tru.
Be- eller 2ungeipgbom.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-08
Sem bunore6e Brnqeorbei6

Sem bunoreoe 8rpgearbeioere
beo fem 8rpggerier / ga GrosIe aior.
De @treife tiblig /. Mpril efter e1
Neoe, iom pare6e belle 9eatten, %
bbor1noerN %rbeioerne og 8rpggeriei.
ernes @eprfientanter life bar iltono
til at fomme til gnigbeo. Det gamlc
2bnningssregaaattp u0Igb peb Mio.
nat, og ct &rap paa bgiere 2bn Mep
ltillet. streifen en6te / Monoaas
meo, at arbeioerne ieire6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-08
Roo(eoe(t om5reosapste(

Sbeooore moo euelt er after buffet
frem al Miritas @ilouis, % ben ST.
teresje, lupr,neo bans paabegpnote
@eiie gieunem europa bliper f1lgt
paa begse Sioer Atla,terbanet, piier
at ba,, oreralt betragtes joni eli mere
eno aln1inoeli9 Mun0, meo en- 6ren,=
tbs for Zig, Ser er byeeet poo rigc
2pfter ira bans Gortio. San for.
toner Jig / 2iebliftet for belle @erbcn
/ ct SfRr al @aaoen,lobeo, Ser life
eiper Sen ngpptiife Siinr's, iom ban
npltg bar belest. ipnoerligt eiter.
Seen at nlali ucater Jig meget of bonl
p!fer Jig alelc al 81 ma,1ge forlticl=
tige Dpsaoer, iun mon fra fprlfjel=
Iiec 9olo iprellnar at title bom.
Git al Sc betponingsiuloelte al ois-
fe Opgaper bleu liblte Ssnoag poape=
get al en- al 9sem Dorts onietc |rr=
iter, ST. @obert Stetpart Mcslrtbur
bans Bre6ifen, ioet fun nominereoe
&ooiebelt for Set bpie Gmbeoe ionl
efstroorbinpr Mmruslaopr til ollie
geroens &egieringer til Iremme al
&anten OH olmil1oclig % peouarer=
De 6re0.
Sill lin Yreoifen bapoe Yoltor Mc<
Irtbur ualgt JONI 5etit: r@pao lfal
hi glpre ueo Sbeooore &ooiepelt?" S
8eiuarelieu al lit eget Spgresmoal
poopegeoe Eruiten, at set m11lie bill
oe pere mere FORFEIT at lpsree: r@pao
bill @eoiepelt gisre pes os?" san
CT ell eneltaaenoe Mano, bans @pner
% Stree ter lp9noer ouer ct ltort Ont
roaoe og CT | marfpnroig @ormoni
poa Dem alle. San CT Ell prottilt 80
Etiter> en- Ell faren Stutsmono, Ell or=
ertien0t 2tterat, Ell uploi9 S9ger, e,
flor YrRoifant, og fan er 9rlnoi9t
biemme / ct 91,iin anore 5ing. @poo
tfal Der 9jsres me6 en- iao0an Mono?
$porleoes fon bans itore Gnl1er beoit
anpe,1oeS til Sore for bous 2on6 og
til be6lte for Menneitebeoen?
Ser fan life tnl1fes Ell mere opz
bsiet Mislion ems sen at arbeioe for
Ben %alminoelige 6reo. &1m oe, ser
er 9runoigt in0e / 6orboloene bill
bioe, bpor mango Strioigbeoer ser CT
bilaet be0 Me9lin9. Ser piloe ser
bore ct nobelt @irfeieQt for Ell Mono
nneo laa mango og ioo forifjelligor.
te6e 5alenter, Ell laa ualminoelig
Gpgtigbco og en- iaa rig @rfarine
fom @o%oiepelt. Snee1 pil0e beifploe
bam for @niioigbeo, bon er baaoe
moralif og fpliif en- mo6ig Mon6, oo
belc Sen cipiliiere0e %er6en LITTER til
bans Sr0 / Ell @roo, lpn1 oI6rig fgr
bar peret 5ilfel6et ,me6 nogen Mon1
baa6e fra Sc beieite Steoer og fra
Goltenes bre6e Gag.
8an Fbeo6ore &ooiepelt fomme til
at ipillc Ell fremtreoen0e Sole peb
Snoferelicn at l1niperialfre6ens Ti6s,
dlber, oil bans Mobn goa ino / ST.
ttoren lne6 Itprre CLANS en6 Seirpin=
oernes i. ollie Slag og @ompc gien=
s1e1n Sc ipunone Norbunoreber.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-08
Gang &entetio.

Ngenter: Sreffer leg @6efen.
4ontortiten: Sc maa bellere Tout
nc igien ON ct &ar elmer.
Mgenten (to Sinner ienere): Sref<
fer jeg MI @befen?
&ontorilten: Somen, ieg r1aa be6e
&c NOM at pente.
Mgenten (efter at bope bentet en-
5ime): Elejer man at pente iaa leu-
&C fer?
aontoriiten: Srf ia! 9et er life
n:cre eno ct &ar Gage ii6en, at hi
nlootte feie ct Sfelet 1,o!
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-08

9oroet betpoer Glptning, at bore
III til 8oros er ct iiftert Sesn paa,
at cit al Sc tiliteoeperen0e mart oil
hlipe gift.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-08

gaa trpffe0e fan min @aano og
gift boltigt BORT. 81 me0tes al0rtg
lenere.,
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-08

u[geuter for bore &sscr oa &ld-s
FAINT vSunite / Nmcrifa".
g. Sbaulolu,
Spler, Ntinn.
d. s. 6. 8eterieu,
272 8urnjise ST..
$~prtlauo, Srs.
s. :. Glanieu.
1888 Tacoma NDs.,
=; Saeom". @aib.
Sans !0oiocn Senien.
: Riluamfcc, Bis.
Smlims @isTns,
Room 20, 161-163 &anoolpb Str.
Chicago, Sll.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-04-08

Entered at the Post Office at3St. Paul
Ainn., ~ second class mail-matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-06
The Standing.
a Bio Encampment.

The United Spanish War Veterans
Will hold their encampmcnt sometime
in June at Gardiner and it's quite a
compliment to this city. as the organ
ization here is small iu comparison
with other cities. The visiting soldiers
and guests will number over 400 peo-
pie and this means quite Il little low
of money into the town. Col. Gihon
and staff will be present and commits
stoned and on-Commissioncd officers
have been invited. OF course the eX-
pense to this company with so few
members will be a big sum and d grand
ball will be held in the Coliseum to de-
fray expenses. The boys will have
tickets on sale right away and the
argument is a good one. The program
for the cncampment day is a camp
fire on the ball grounds or Deans
grove, speaking and q parade in the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-06

the banquet hall to the music. of Went
Worth'S Orchestra and after prayer was
offered by Rev. G. T.. Stimson of the
Congregational church, the guests were
seated. The orchestra furnished charm
ing music.
When the banquet was finished and
cigars had been passed around, DR.. l..
C. Bunker, president Of the board, call
ed the assemblage to order and in in
Producing the POSTMASTER of the even
ing, Harvey u. Eaton, spoke highly of
the work of Nh Eaton III connection
with the board and also of the method
in which the committee had disposed
of the tickets. being careful that men
who would be a benefit to the board
were provided. He said
You will all have your duties to per-
form; do not lot it stop here Increase
the membership of the board until at
the next annual banquet it will have
reached 800 members Let every bust
ness and professional man be inter-
ested and we viii have the largest
membership in the state and one whose
influence will reach all over the State.
1t now gives me pleasure to Introduce
as POSTMASTER of the evening, Harvey
d. Eaton"
TOaStmaStcr Eaton was warmly
greeted and STATED that the banquet of
the Board of Trade was one of the es-
tablishcd institutions Of the city. He
spoke of the state Board of Trade
meeting last week in Saco and of the
committee .hat held an interview with
the directors Of the Maine Central Rail-
road in Portland, relative to the run
ming of Il through train to New York
all the year; the effect that such train
would have on the business men OF
the state of Maine, by bringing them
into closer connection the year round
with the outside world. Mr.. Eaton
spoke of the advantages that Sug-
gested to the directors and of the great
consideration given by the railroad
men. He thought that the interview
would have considerable weight toward
this end in the future He introduced
as the first speaker of the evening W.
r Billings of Portland, head of the in
dustrial dcportm Mt. Mr. Billings spoke
as follows
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-06
THE EPWoRTH LEAGUE
entertains Visitors from the Halloweii
and Richmond Leagues.

a pleasant social event last evening
was the reception at the Highland Ave
nue. NJ. +. church given by the members
of the S: f. Johnson Chapter of the Ep-
worth League to the members of the
League in IIallowel and Richmond
About - came from Richmond and an
equal number from Hallowel. Rev T
M. Frost of WatervilIe spoke before the
gathering in the audience room of the
church and gave a very helpful address.
his subject being The Quiet Hour" At
forwards the party adjourned to the YES
try, where the reception was held Dur
ing the evening the following program
was given:
Selection, ouarte,
MeSsrs. Clifford and Moody. Mrs DiIf
Mrs. Moore
Reading, Miss Jessie Nav Smith
Vocal Duet, Messrs. Clifford and Moody
rloiln SOLO, Ray Jewett
Reading Mic S,,{+S
Vocal Duct, Mrs Dill and Mrs. Moore
Miss Anna Day, accompanied
The vestry was prettly decorated with
red and white, the colors of the chan
ter and national colors. Refreshments
of ice cream and cake were served and
the evening was a most pleasant one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-06
w. r. BILLINGS Of Portland.

Mr.. President ana Members OF the
Watarville Board Of Trade: This Is
the best time of ia" wear, | think, to
hold the annual meeting of an associa-
ton like yours. 1t is the seed-sowing
time the period chosen Ivy nature FOR
mating. the season when preparations
should he made on all sides and in
every form of endeavor to begin the
methods which shall bring forth the
fruit Of the future. Not alone should
it apply to the planting Of the farm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-06
ANNUAL BANQUET OF Wat.
ERv|LLE BOARD OF TRADE.
The City's Representative Men at Tables
===Harry D. Eaton as POSTMASTER In
PRODUCES Speakers Who Interest
All With Brilliant Speeches.

The annua. banquet of the Waterville
Board of Trade was neld Tuesday ev-
ening at the Etk's hall and was one of
the greatest successes in the history
OF the local board. Fully $50 of the
lea1ingN business and professional men
gathered at the tables. The affair was
a rronounced success and revealed that
the board of managers in charge of the
attended to their duties in every parti-
cular.
The banquet was served at $50
o'clock and the excellent spread prepar-
ed by Caterer !. F. Butler was worthy
OF mention. The menu card contained
IL fine list of edihles and the manner
in which il was served delighted the
guests. The members marched into
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-06

The following members left the Home
Yesterday On furloughs: James q.
Reed to New York City; James II.
Morgan. Edmund Moore William Z.
Marston. Il. Franklin Chase, James
McQuade and John +. King to Boston;
James s. Hayward and Lawrence Nary
10 Providence; John II. Deforest to
Worcester: George W. Flanders to
Nashua: Michael Conaton to Bridge
port: James DAILY to Taunton: Patrick
Cassidy to Togus Lake; Aaron w. Nor
gan to Windsor; Michael Murray to
Adahrsllalc: William L. Howard and
George w. Wilkinson to Gardiner;
Alexander Morse to Lowell Edgar En-
cry. to Grccuville; and James Delaney
to Worcester.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-06
WINTHROP.

The engagement Of Miss Bessie
LuSrin Of Lev isTon to Wilbur McFad-
den OF Boston has been announced.
Miss Lugrin was assistant in Winthrop
High school and her many friends here
extend hearty congratulations.
Frank Heriick of Lexington Macs
is in town,
Frank r. TayIcr. who has had charge
oi the Floyd place IL Winthrop Center
Tor TIC past year, has moved with his
amily to Nassalboro. He has made
many friends while mere He is called
o NaSsalboro to care for his invalid
Gather
Leonard Gordon ana family are NOV
~ into Frank Corthell's house on Lake
treet Mn AIien has been engaged to
IL! the position N thc Jones nlace va
ated By Mr.. Gordon.
Mr. ana AIRS. Herbert Smith of Law
'ence are visiting his sister. Mrs II. S.
iolmes. Mrs Smith was Miss Will
Jams, ;f~formcr resident here. and is
afing this occasion TO renew acquaint-
nee with many old friends
Mr. Smith of Brunswick has been en-
.aged to take charge of the cotton
piuning room at the Winthrop mill,
he position left vacant by the death
# Wilbur F. Stevens. Mr.. Smith be-
an his duties Monday morning.
Ralph b. Parker of Wells Beach is
listing his parents. DR. and Mrs G.
:. Parker. y MEND, G. A. Ballard, ac-
ompanied him
1t was announced by the manage
nent OF the roller rink Tuesda- that
he match race which was to have
1een held this evening is indefinitely
postponed. The Gardiner contestant
was called to Massachusetts and could
not appear
Most of the big municipalities in South
America control the biIlboards and allow
only those signs posted which are pass
ed on. Boards not owned by the cities
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-06
The Board Of Trade Aux
Hilary Scores a Success
with lis Progressive Euchre
Party in Library Hall.
EpWorth League Entertains Nal.
lowell and Richmond Guests.

Successful indeed. both socially and
nar.y held last evening in Library hall
nrder the auspices of the Auxiliary 10
the Board of Trade. There were 80 ta-
b,es Of players and as the game has
not been played here for IL number of
,,ears il was an innovation which was
lle;:
At each table WAS the flag of some
nation that at the head table being
the American flag. The partners win
ming each game were given a small
Tag and ut the end of the game the
number of flags was counted w to see
under which large flag the highest
score was made. At internission re-
freslr,cntc OF ice cream and cake were
served.
The officers Of the association, who
had the party III charge and who
worked hard 20 make it the success
which it vas. are as follows:
Vice president Mrs. +. s. MaXcy.
Secretary Delta Collins.
Trrasircr-IJr. Gertrude Heath.
Thoy were assisted in kcening tally
by the Misses Louise and Alive Max
cy. lsccta Plant. Louise Alien, Helen
Holt. Ruth Robinson and Louise Allea.
The decorations about the hall We're
Of f1se, principally the American
flag bpt there were two others. an
Italian DAG designed and made by the
late Capt&in Collins, and u Scotch flag,
the property of Robert NiVson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-06
Michael Donovan.

Michael Donovan died in the hospital
early yesterday morning after a short
Illness with croupouS pneumonia. Mr..
Donovan was born in Boston Sept. Z, 1SiS,
and always made that place his home He
enlisted in Co. c, list L. S. Art, May 80,
1860, ana was mustered out at Fort Ham
iltQn. N. Y. May 30. 1865. He was admit.
Anril = 1909.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-06
John EaIleY.

The death of John Fahey occurred in
the hospital here Monday night of in
sufliciency tricuspid valve of heart. Mr..
Fahey was born in county Cork, Ireland.
about Is Years ago but had lived in Bos
ton some 50 years. He enlisted in Co.
Nj. 9TH Mass. Cav, Nov. p. 1864, and was
discharged at Richmond, Va, Nov. a.,
1865. He was admitted to this Branch
May l., 1893.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-06

The Daughters Of st. Margaret of
the Congregational church held n sue
cessfu sale in the parish rooms yes
terday afternoon. Mrs. K. T.. Donnoll
was general chairman of the commit
tee in charge. SHE WAS assisted by
Mrs. f.. L. McCausland in charge of
the apron table; Mrs, +. r.. Potter at
the candy table; Mrs. Fred Loring at
the embroidery and fancy. articles
table and Mrs. Quinby at the mis-
cellancouS table.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-06

The interest in the special revival
meetings. at the Free Baptist church
is still undated. The meeting last
evening was we'll attended and the
message given by Brother Johnson was
convincing. His sermon was based on
the story of the ProdiGal son. He en-
forced the thought that those who drift
into life of sin ought to turn to God
for forgiveness and salvation. There
will be meeting this evening. Miss
Austin will be present and assist in
the praise service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-06
Toniqht'S Concert Prouram.

March Egyptian warrior Cervany
OVelture-'l ne Bonne fortune" Adam.
Waltzes-"La Serenata" Utalian.
JaXone.
Selection from "Panjandrum +" Morse.
ReFeflc- Nymphdlih SouSa.
Characteristic Dance-"Thc Coduette'
Descriptive Fantasia Village life in the
Oldcn time" There
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afternoon and a big spread in the
evening. The date has not been set
but the middle of June is thought to
be the time. ~ & u
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r. A. Doe of Amesbuly. the contractor
who is building the new commissary
storehousc and bakery, is at the Branch
on business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-06

five calls for rents this week. List
your rents with me. III. G. Turner,
Tel. II, Agent w. d. Hutchns Co.
april1d1w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-06

Tie funerals uf tn" late Cyrus Il. Kid
der and the late John Clark were held in
the chapel ut +. Nj. Tuesday, Rev. II.
S. Buragc officiating.
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HALL0WELL
Signs Of Prosperity Every
where About City,.
Musicale Tomorrow Might
other Private Dance Planned.
tens OF Personal Nature and Other
Local Ho;es of Interest.

Thc " e. r. t.. will meet at j o'clock
Thursday AFTERNOON with Mis-. J. S.
Tia niltDn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-06

Luther +. Gray has been elected
chairman of TIE cor.mittce Of the over
secrS OF the t,upr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-06

Robert tSrover an employe ut the
American Clue COS. works, is ut home
on the sick list
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-06

Francis H. Butterfield reported for
duty yesterday from furlough passed
in Lynn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-06
LOCAL NOTICE.

can find u tenant for your house
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NATIONAL HOME.
A Number Of Members Go
Out on Fu1|oughs.
Pensions Increased Two Deaths
And Two Funerals Tuesday.
Officer Of the Day, Capt. Savage.
Other Home News.

officer of the day, Capt, w. w. Saw
age
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-04-06

after enjoying fuilough with relatives
in Portland.