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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-23

q WfleS. and q usval officer on board
\ prrmineut American. temporarily in
Halifax. managed 10 get permission Il
50 over the ship.
Ac.e5 as Guide 20 ar American.
In che bo1t that took him over WAS
British officer of the garrison. with
whom he had some Acquaintance.
When they arrived at the ship coaliu-
WAS in full swing. and the CRIME WAS
inches deep from bow 10 stern. They
were NET by : particularly s-iply
young officer. who volunteered 70 show
the American around while the officer
transacted his business with the cap
tain
AT hour later the TWO net 10 return
10 shore The American expressed
himself IS delighted with what he ha6
seen and with the courtesy Of the
young naval otEcer who had been his
guide.
Il should have liked 70 see tn
prince. though" he remarked.
You were nearly an hour IN his
company. had him all to yourSel:
Vha, more do you wany:~ said the
English officer. laughing
~Grea, Scott. Was that the prince =
cried the American. And asked hin
Il they hsd put his royal hiShueSs int
cotton wool until they got the coal duSr
SWEPT away Ne wonder he laughed
When 81 boy the new king showed
conSiderab bic 6evilc-y sud played many
rrankS. When his grandmother
Queen Victoria. before whom all tn
u,ouavhs shook. told him he could
come from under the dinner table
where he had been sent ~ punish
ulerr. 70 her horror and the aulu>A
meat q the servants It was found h.
had Speac his few minutes q penance
in divestius himself Of every stitch
u clothing
Again. when he and his elder broth
sr IS boys were paying L state visit 70
the governor Of enc 81 the colonies
they pretended 70 Go honor 70 the nj
lives by appearing suddenly with vel
low painted noses. which gave rise q
lle E-s~FI t-ASA- "A> trtr'-1 : s'--SA >AA'
over the world. 10 the CONSERVATION
q ,heir parents. that they had had
their faces tat-ocei-
IL the present constitutional crisis
which Great Britain Is facing the At
titudc Of King George cannot fail 70
BE- Of the greatest moment NQc II
many years has 4 British king come
10 the throne with the prospect q in
r,ediately facing 50 many important
and perplexins problems
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-23
T-iag.. - King E4~a-r VII.

TIE following tribute 70 King Ed
ward VII o. Great Britain. entitled
TIE Truce Q. God WAS written ,!
Aired Austin. ,te poet laureate:
VIA: ea-x-sss 3.sr as rt--r gioo-
cerseaGcvs .cy3us s-r.-z,
:, va.- t,e va--al orchards Hi',t71; va.cly
IL woodlands sing
Ec--6 royal s1-,S-1
A -cE--.-I crow.
3 IL GOV le.- o. ere e-- yss-s--ay
Gig
-t-r-ss .ars -.=re eee- .. ,a-e.-l ANA
-sa-st; u-cc EE--1c EE--
&c -s have as SKI h-k=.: Is -a-e
wtst -ea-= z- 1c1-s. 4tz-.
FOR peace - wrought
IS cc1s-E-- --3-E1.
Bang tcr % said - -e-.I- zEa1s-
s---s taietEI So
:, - - -,- a. ssez - ~-==- :-c1 t2-=-
~ s=-1s -s-=as=
40: --st-l - Is ~-se oeees-. t-o-
-2---Cc c-1---s -s4ss
--sz3--- c-s -a-e - --cf3-
-ls sac-=c1 ----s - Cod.
-cs -a-> -12. co1--z an Lads :, part
,-tc peace.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-23
Mary Wisn :. 5ees-e sesa.s-

Al a@O-- i now being made - En-
LIST the right kind oc ue1 in every
state u The Union 70 take barge O.
the movement II different localities.
! cruh.ac o. applications have already
been received bu. the society Is tax
ing every precsuetou 20 secure the best
available state co0uanders- II suE-
cter- funds are ottairei il tine the
Scouts Will take the field this sumner.
ALREADY The plan has net with an
unexpected Demonstration oc eathusi-
ASH The other day nearly hundred
ambitious youngsters charged upon rhs
otEces Of the National Highways asso-
ciartol II New York city IN Al ecos-
20 enlist. They were Informed rha.
-heir applications were premature.
Mel II the regular army ard ra-.o1al
guard have offered their assistance
These volunteers e-e located IS t1r
away a. Eoc- Riley. il Kansas. and
Georgia
NJ o1e = 6o1tct1l character. a-e -
-1T<i7-s I'LL Il Admired Il The O.
-a-.-a-to1- AZ sco1 Is these and stint
81 --sl---t-a-- matters have been Dis
posed c. recruiting sra-iQcs VII -
cueze,t ans -. s--uu-e1- commenced
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-23
la FARCE. THE ARTIST.
ca-.sr CO Veteran Se.ely.icrcer 90
AZ OF S:aire1 Glass.

John IL Far-e. the we'll known art
- " ho revolutiouize-i the AT OF stain
p. glass. WIS born in New York city
u March 81, 1875. He studied arVhi-
re.ctu-,}l decoration and then took "
The study Of painting with Couture IN
Paris aud with William VI Hunt. H.
oe-an psiatiu- with RELIGIOUS subjects
Art decorative w0rA- He ia ured low
er>. I few portraits sud many land
capsS. For Sh0rr riule Mr. Ia
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1910-05-23
England's King a lOgahIa Man.
Says Intimate Friend.
HAS A MIND Of HIS OWN
clese S.ssert 81 National ara inter
national ASairs Hes Se o-ce
Wares HIS Cegnsry When He
! Aesei as GuIse 30 a, Ame-iean-ors
81 His e-aa.s,

The personality .. George V. king
OF Great Britain sud me British en-
pire. Is perhaps less Known - his sub
Jects than ,hSc u any king who has
come 10 tha British throne III cen
turtles. He hA> oeea &1e,t:oaately
called the sailor peiace~ His mar
riage with the popular PriDceSS Mary
OF Tex. who WIS previously elsa sed
to his elder brother. The Duke Q: Ciar-
ence. brought hin still further favor
with the British people. and trips 10
the far corners o. Tie colonies have
made him known in ii>can. corners u
the earth, bur - his intimate person
n character only Few things sire
known
Lord Burnhau- who WAS : personal
friend o. the late King Edward and
knew intimately the whole royal fam
lily. SUMS W the personal cAarac,eriS-
tics ot King George il she following
paragraphs:
He has undergone >eiulOuS training
and uaS been educated 70 rule by learn
ing 10 obey. The COUNTRY viii iiScov-
er IN him what rhNs>~ admitted 20 his
confidence have sJvav~ reaii-ei-aG-
mirao.e traits vi Slut,..ue>S and
strength. wise common >ei,>e. practical
Judgment - Affairs. a >hrewi insight
into char3yter aud i .I.-ulariy up
right and lofty convention ~ Aingiy
dylry
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-08
SENATE BILL
NOT SCRIPTURE

WASHINGTON, June s.--Ths House
this afternoon by vote of 1sa TO 1855
rejected the Senate amendments to the
railroad bill and asked for a confer
ence committee in compliance with
the request Of President Taft Sew
eral Democrats voted in favor OF the
conference Most of the Republican
insurgents voted in favor of accent
ing the Senate hill
Mann then asked for the conference,
and no member Directing, Speaker
Cannon announced as the conferees
for the House: Mann Republican, IL
llnois), Wanger Republican, Penn
sylvania), and Adamson democrat,
Georgia..
Representative Mann's closing speech
showed that he is prepared to make a
fierce fight in the conference for the
provisions Of the House bill He Will
lead the House members OF the con-
ference against Aldrich, ana Elkins.
who will be the Republican members
from the Senate.
In concluding, Mann exclaimed;
Good God, Is this a piece of Scrip
ture Shaking a copy of the Senate
bill) TO be accepted here, just because
it is the work of the Senate.
Il have never Witnessed such an at
tempt as is now proposed--to wipe
out the House of Representatives, and
make the Senate the legislative body"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-08

Wednesday morning, June !, the Rev.
Fl. j. McKeefrey ofiiciating. MISS
Donati is the youngest daughter OF
Squire V. Donatt and has many
friends on the Hill. After g. North
ern tour, they will be At nome 10
their friends at SIS North twenty
nth street. They will return 10 the
city about the 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyman Stutz, OF .9-5
Pleasant street, have the sympathy OF
their friends In the death OF their
little daughter Minnie. whose ssri~
Gus illness has been noted In TINS
column. The funeral takes place
from Christ church this afternoon at
A:3e O'Clock.
The Ladies' Bible Glass of the East
End Baptist church viii entertain lts
members. the pastor and his wite'
Rev. and Mrs. Soyars. and the re-
firing pastor Rev. MIR. Knight. FIJI
day evening, June 10, al the church.
This entertainment Is not for the puo-
lie,
The reading class OF the Woman
Foreign Missionary Society of 81.
James church viii meet this after
noon at O'Clock in the home OF
Mrs II. A. hawkins. 2Toe East Grace
street
Mrs George +. Greene, wife OF
Rev. Greene, OF ST. james. Is visiting
at Moyock, y. c.
Mrs. Atwell and little daagaer, An
gus, is spending some time IN the
country for her health.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-08

The home of Mfr. and Mrs. True
heart Bryant, 1915 East Grace street.
was the scene OF very pretty we'd
ding Wednesday afternoon, when
their daughter, Allen Trueheart, be-
came the bride of Mr.. Marshall De
Witt Walker. The house was Hastily
decorated for the occasion, and the
ceremony was performed by the Rev.
r. b. Eggleston. pastor OF Third Pres
Dyterian church. The wedding march
from Mendelssohn was beautifully
rendered by Miss r. jamie Walker,
VINO was at the piano, and during
the ceremony Hearts and Flowers
was softly played. The bride was at
tired in travelling suit of light gray
aud carried bouquet OF Brides roses.
She entered the parlor with her sis
ter. Miss Hattie May bryant. maid
of honor. who was becomingly gown
ed in pink silk and carried pink roses
They were met at the altar by the
groom. attended by his brother. Mr.,
Otis F. Walker, who acted as best
man. The groom is son of MIR.
and Mrs. W. Lance Walker. of Hen
rico county. and is connected with
the Merchants National Bank of this
city. Immediately after the cere-
mony MIR. and Mrs. Walker left for
q Northern trip, and will be at home
to their friends at 1915 East Grace
street after June i5.
The marriage of Mics Carrie e.
Donati and Mr.. Joseph r. Smith Was
soiemnized at st. Patrick's church
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-08
IS OUT AFTER
OAlHLL' SCALP
Congressional Opponent Has De
tectives ou Veteran Politicians
Trail MAY Win.

PITTsBrRG. PA, June s.~-Dr. Re~s
ert !. Black. who was defeated at .hs
primaries for Congressman John Dali
zeti, fer the congressional nomination
for the Thirtieth district yesterday
announced to the county commissions
ers that he VIII attack the. congress
sionat reapportionment act In an eff
fort To keep the nomination from go-
ing to Dalzeil. He added that he
was not going to stop with an attack
on the act, and has detectives work
ing who were learning interesting
things.
His right 10 attack the stability Of
the reapportionment caaused by =
clerks blunder at the last session Of
the State LEGISLATURE. The clerk. il In
said. failed to send an amendment 10
the printers, SO that the bill az adopt
ed now provides both that the Thir-
tieth. Dalzell's district, and the Thir-
ty-seeond, include parts OF the same
territory. IL the votes from the COM
tested territory are eliminated, Black
viii have majority.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-08

on account OF the annual meet
ing of sthe Virginia Bible Society.
which is to be held at the First Pres
hyterian church. there viii be no
services at tho Allan Avenue Chris
tian church "Wednesday night.
The Weman's Auxiliary OF the N'r-
cinia. Railway and Fower Company
Y. NJ. c. A. held its last session for
the season Friday afternoon. The
occasion was largely a social one. and
was delightfully."- informal. NJ, ana
Mrs. L. H. Todd. who have been
identified with this work from It's
beginning, were presented with pair
of handsome brass candlesticks, as a
token OF love and appreciation by
the auxiliary. Master +. Wilson
Craigie sang Put on Your Old Gray
Bonnet" Dainty refreshments were
served, after which the meeting aa-
journed with the singing OF AUD
Lang Syne."
Niles jamie Louise Simmons. of 900
West Main street, Was married to
Mr.. Alfred Marvin Puilen last week.
TO their friends, as the ceremony Was
performed in Washington. where 1t
was supposed Miss Simmons had gone
for a visit. The marriage took place
at the residence of Mr.. T. 4. Brown.
S25 Longfsllow street, Brightwood
Park, the Rev. f. I. Powers offiriat-
ing After a Northern trip. Mr., and
Mrs. Pullen will return to Rtchmnnd.
where the groom has business inter
este. being OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES of the
firm OF Wilson 4 Pullen, lncorper-
ated, public accountants.
Allen Avenue Christian church was
crowded to the doors Sunday evening,
the occasion being the annual cele-
bration of Children's Day The Rev.
Cameron johnson, who has heen
around the world. gave an interesting
lecture, Illustrated by stereopticon
views of noted places he had visited.
and the children thoroughly enjoyed
it, Special music was a feature of
the evening.
An Improvement which has greatly
interested the people OF this section
is about to be made. The approach
20 RiyeTview and Mount Calvary
Cemeteries is TO be beautiEied by
q grass plot, with flowers ana shrubs,
and granolithic paving ana curling
immediately in front OF the entrance
to the two cemeteries. III the eoun-
ell will only pave Randolph street.
which Is the principal thoroughfare
for the professions, and shus help the
dust nuisance, a welcome relief VIII
be afforded.
The Tabernacle Baptist Bible school
celebrated it's twenty-third anniver-
sary Sunday night. Captain Carlton
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-08

No,if wouldn't be fair to give away
the inner workings OF the Rttcu's
headline act.
After explaining his idea Mr. Allan
was asked why he did not try his hand
at the work.
You would cop the big prize, sure"
declared an admtring reporter.
II believe you are right, I'll think
the matter over and may 80 on IT one
of the amateur nigh performances"
Therefore IL q strange face appears
on the stage dvring any OF the ANA
teur night performances, set II down
that it is the postmaster. He contem-
plates a disguise TO avoid any pub
licity in the matter.
However, it is learned that he has
arranged for a long wig of golden
tresses, a gown. which would shame
any Sslonss. and guaranteed to make
Mother Eve blush.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-08

Mccarthy made a fine address.
The Allan Avenue Christian church
Will ran .ts annual Sunday school
picnic 10 Buckroe Beach June q.
Mrs II. L. Miller and son will leave
Saturday for Greensvilie. Va. From
there they will go to the mountains
OF Virginia to spend the remainder
of the summer.
Mrs Robert II. Hendren and Mrs.
w. 8. White, of Portsmouth. are the
house guests of Mr., and Mrs. II. F.
Turner, of : North Crenshaw street
Mrs. Nj. r. carter Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. r l.. Farley. OF 1s19
Chaftin street.
Miss Alice Lewis. of Clifton Forge
who has been visiting Misses Helen
and Lucille ostecs, left TUESDAY for
Iowhatan, Va.
Miss Rofa Edwards, OF South Lau-
rel street. recently visited her mother
at Westhampton.
Mir, Curtis Hardin. of 2fss West
Main street, will shertly leave TOR
the mountains of Virginia
Master Willie Badenock. of Cnc3-
witch, has returned to- his home. after
spending few days with his cousin.
Raymond Blackburn, of South Lom-
hardy street.
Misses Ethel, Anna and Stella on
cay. of 2223 Chaffn street, recently
had pleasant visit to the family of
Mr. Matthews at Gitfert's farm.
Mr.. C.. q. Richardson. the popular
keeper of Riverview cemetery, has
the sympathy of his friends in the
death of his sister. Miss Tucie Rich
ardsen. which occurred on Friday.
Mrs. NJ. II. Conner is visiting her
son. Mr.. b. +. Conner. of Taylor
street. 9
The little four year-oid son OF Mr..
g. A. Crowder, OF 21ol West Cary,
was operated on at the Memorial
Hospital Saturday. The little fellow
stuck a needle in his knee. causing
an abscess, which necessitated an OPP
GRAFTON. He Is getting along nicely.
Mr.. William Nswsome spent few
days last week in Warrenton.
Mr.. g. s. Crenshaw, OF 1925 Stuart
avenue, expects to leave to-day for
New York to attend the special ac-
countants convention.
Mr.. Roger Dansey, OF 100 Randolph
street. who was very sick. Saturday
and sunday. IL Improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mayo wer'
guests in the home OF J. r. Shopper
son. of westhampton, recently.
The funeral OF Mrs. John Carroll.
who died Sunday at the residence OF
her daughter, Mrs ]. p, Hawks. 21i
West Cary street. took place Tues
day afternoon at o'clock from Sac
red Heart Cathedral.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-08
Plus MAY
LEAVE VATICAN
GARDENS

LONDON, June SILT IL reported
here In telegram to the Exchange
Telegraph Company that the Pope IL
about 10 leave the Vatican for the
scene Of the recent earthquake hi cen.
trail Italy, and the report hAs created
the most intense infcFcst since tho
custom. has never sincD his election
passed beyond the Vatican gntee.
He has now declared, however, u IL
stated, that he will 60 Immediately to
the stricken zone, In order tl1at he
may assist In caring for the injured.
The correspondent says there u no
further word from the scene Of tho
OF the telegraph IiEes, hut that . force
Of soldiers Is now stFtnginG new wircs.
while others are aiding the stricken
inhabitants
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-08
VOTERS PRESENT
BRIBERY CHARGE

WARRINGTON. d. c.. June g.
Charges that bribery was rssorted 70
IN the election OF senator william Lo-
rimer. Of Illinois. were read In the
Senate this afternoon. They we're pre-
pared by Clifford w. Barnes, president
81 the Legislative Voters League 81
Illinois. and placed In the hands OF
Senator cullon,, Of that State. There
is a sworn statement that money was
used in the interest OF Lnrimerss cleo
ton, hut 1t Is not charged that he
knew al the bribery The Senate u
asked 10 make ) complete inyessiUae
tion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-08
SULTAN ORDERS
WOMAN TORTURED
Governor Fee Deposed for Graft
ing and Wife Would Not Re
veal Treasure.

TANGIER. June s.---Messages from
MsQuinex to-day say that the governor
Of Fee was recently dsposed for al
legsd grating, Imprisoned and sub
jected to the greatest torture. No news
as to his trial fate Is contained in the
despA tches
His favorite wife was also arrested
on orders from sultan Muiali Hand and
tortured inhumanly because she re.
fused to reveal the golden cellar Of
to have hidden his spoiis. She was
suspended by the watst and red hot
irons applied to her breast. The eld-
est con- OF ths governor was Also Hut
upon the rack and ID reported to :,
dying AS z result.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-08
ROYAL JAPS VISITING
S0P0R|T|C PH|luEs
Mikado's First Connsiu. and His
Wife See Polo Match in
Their Honor.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. June '.-~
Prince Hiroyasu Fushimi. first cousin
of the Mtkado Of Japan, accompanied
by his wife and their royal suite, are
vtstt ng this city, f9t owl ing
reception and luncheon at the Belle
vuestratford, the entire party motor
ed To the grounds OF the Philadelphia
Country Club at Rala, where . spe-
etsi exhibition polo match was played
In honor of the prince.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-08
EDGAR ALLAN IN ROLE
OF PSYCHIC THINKER
Says Pearl langley Has Nothing Him When it is Case Of
Mind Resding-May Give Performance on ANA
light.

was at the Bijou Monday night and
after seeing Miss Tangieys perfor-
nance. I've got bunch that an pull
OF the same stunt. know how II is
done ~.
After thus stating positively that
ants in the shade, the postmaster pre-
ceeded Ia tell ! reporter all about III.
He sketohed q diagram OF the stage.
and proceeded " slueidste.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-08

Pearl langley hasn't got anything
on Postmaster Edgar Allan, Jr.
When II comes to a study Of
iegerdemain and hypno-
tism." remarked the postmaster a
few minutes after he had been adj
vised that his salary had been in
creased from 5000 to $s,0o0, II am
sure there with the goods Its been
: hobby Of mine. he continued. =
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-08
CHURCH HILL NEWS

this column be left In person nc ne
Madison 73aS)
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-08
Love stronger Than Law.

Love stronger InAn Law.
The secretary then explained that
in cases where husbands refused to
support their families the wives could
swear out warrants and have them
put in Jail. He said 1t was a most
difficult task to get the better halves
to take this step toward their re-
creant consorts. The secretary ex-
piained that he wished to help all
women and children and all families
as long az the husbands did the right
thing. but when the men would not
work and the women would not pros
ecute he did not deem the cases
ultra worthy DIR. Buchanan said
there are about 100 cases in Rich
mond in which tipping husbands re-
fuse 10 help their wives and the lat
ter refuse to envoke the stern arm
OF Tie law.
Mrs. Jennie Seigel then came into
the hall of inquisitiou. Although the
Seigel secondhand clothing shop
seemed to have been the source OF
all the trouble, the gentle. frank and
apolegctic little woman denied any
knowledge Of facts derogatory to DIR.
Buchanan.
Mrs. Vaughan said the first day the
investigation started that she had
heard that Dr. buchanan had sol'
clothing given TO the Associated Char
tiles to Morris and Jeunie 6aigel in
lower Main street. That she. Mrs.
Vaughan. hearing this, had told AIR
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-06-08

A remarkable sale of Women's Summer
Gloves, unequaled values brine down thu prices
10 low that every woman may be properly
tiuycd MI summer for smaller sufn than ever
before. Get your supply while the prices ars
at the lowest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-29

Mrs. r. Clifford of Edgecomb visited
her parents last Friday, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Cove.
Married in Wiscasset June 90 by
Rev. Mr.. Edmuns, George Chase and
Miss Annie Colby of Edgecomb.
Luke Gorham of Hudson, Mass, is
passing a few days with his father,
DR.. Gorham.
Mrs. viii Dodge passed Tuesday in
WoolWich
Mr.. Nash has gone to his summer
home in Newcastle.
Born to the wife Of Gilbert Fowls,
Ia daughter, June %
Mrs. Hughes of Richmond, who has
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. Clifford
for a few days left Wednesday to visit
friends in Westport,
Miss Alice Cate was in Boothbay
Harbor Tuesday.
The Horatio. Capt. Kelley came into
the harbor Sunday morning.
ALMA.
Mrs. G. Fl. Gardiner and Miss Nellie
Gardiner of Thomaston We're in town
Friday, en>route to Gardiner.
Mrs Henry Rines of Wiscasset has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. John A. Erskine.
Mrs. Leslie Lewis of Joice is visiting
her sister. Mrs. F. L. Weeks.
George B. Mcdonald went to Dresden
Saturday.
Mrs Fannie Brown has come from Bos-
ton and opened her house for the sum-
mer
Schools in town closed last week for
the summer vacation.
Rev. Mr.. Brown preached at the Bap-
fist church Sunday
Mrs. Angie c. Tobey of Palermo visit
ed Woodbury. Parsons Saturday.
Rev. Mr.. King of Waverly, Mass,
preached at the old church at Alma Cen
ter Sunday afternoon.
Philip Donnell of Sheepscot was at Par
sons Bend Friday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-29
HANCOCK
sARGENTV,LLE,

A severe electrical storm pass
this place June 81. Several ID
poles We're splintered and ted
We're burref ont. Horatio LyH'
and Albert Billings. who wers
ing on the roof of the Kind
tage, We're rendered unconscious|
lightning and several persons
more or less affected.
Mrs. James w. Bayard,S MiS|
Bowden and Miss Jennie Grid
tended commencement at CON
lege.
Mrs. Ida Jordan and Mrs
Black attended the meeting 81
moggin Local Union at Blue1
week.
Mrs. John Gay and family 81
delphia are occupying Capt
Sargent's house for the sunni
Mr.. Norton's family are in NM
Benefits house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emerson Sq
Rockland have moved intot q
over Mrs. Z. Q. Tf1waite's stal
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Il. Foster q
ton. Mass, are visiting thdI
Charles Foster.
Mrs. Frank Harding. who y
attending the graduating exen|
NJ. c. l. at Pittsfield, has
horne, accompanied by her ds
Miss Vera, who was a men
the graduating class.
Miss Helen Higgins is at hor1
III. c. l., Charleston.