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Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-09-23
THOUSANDS RESUME WORK

Miners Strike In The Southwest at an
End.
Kansas City, Sept. 21.-Thirty thou
sand coal miners of Missouri, Kansas,
Arkansas and Oklahoma, who have
been on strike for five months, have
returned to work, all of the mines in
the Southwest having resumed opera
lions.
The contract under which the min
ers returned to work will not expire
for two years. = =
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-09-23
Child browns In Jar Of Water.

: Denison, Ia, Sept. 21.-The baby
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Reimer,
living six miles west OF here, was
drowned when she fell into q sixteen,
,ReIlon Jar alled with rain water. The
mother missed J the achild and found
.aer dead. head downward. 4. the 1ar:
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-09-23
WOODROW WILSON IS NAMED
Choice Of New Jersey Democrats for
= 10 Governor. !

= 80 80: Governor. /
Trenton, N. j., Sept. 1e.-Dr. Wood
row Wilson, president of Princeton
university, was nominated for govern.
or blythe Democrats sof7 New jersey.
The vote was as follows: Wilson,
74711; Frank S. .Katzenbach, 37a;
George s. Silzers 2o6; H. Otto Witt:
penn. IN; William Harrigan, s; Johp
Hinchcnff q r; =. e.... Il
snoninatio was made On III
first ballot and was made apdmdit
on motion Of 'silzer and 3 atxenbd e
delegates. 10 IL gs:l S, ~ u
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-09-23

. Since the primary several people who
were candidates feel that the primary
is not after all exactly the thing. j.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-09-23
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER o. 1910.
Politician Bill seems to have arrived.

:One by one the roses fall. There
rs reason, .,uz ~ Il /; "a. ~
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1910-09-23

1t is conceded that James Gray ls a;
mighty good newspaper man.. That
will help when he becomes governor.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-02
REPHRATIGN
Orders Are Issued by the Fed
eral Interstate Commerce
Commission.

wACJEIINGToN, d. C., Nov. 2.-T-I'he
lInterslate Commerce Commission has
Issued reparatiOn orders in West Nir-
ginia cases. as fohows:&
Standard OIL Company against Mis-
souri, Pacific Railway. order' issued
authorizing refund aof 1889. 7 over
charge on two, tank cars Of refined oil
forwarded from ParkersburE 70 Soda
LID, Mo-. October 81 and November 80.
1868
J. r. Bradley & CO.. against Union
Pacific rallroad. order issued author
King refund OF S1O6.75. overeharge
on one carload OF rails' and spikes
Iftrbpped from Huntington TO Reno
New, a pFfI Z. 1903.
Wheeler-Holden Company against
chesapeake and. Ohio railway. order
lssued authorizing refund of s&f9S IS.
on 16 cars Of railroad ties
shipped from Farmer and Mearehead,
XIV. to Buffalo, N.Y., fn%aay.z19o9-
American sugar Refining Company
AGAINST Baltimore and Ohio Eail- =
order authorizing refund Of S7.151
.overcharge. on one carload q, sugar
sent from New York CITY t9- sutton
w, Va. July 10, 1899 ~
Rdverton Lime Company and Lime
ton Lime Company against Coal and
Coke railway, order authorizing re-
FUND OF $3s.,21. -oYercharse on six
cars OF coal shipped from Emmart'
W. va, to Limeton and tF1iVerton, w.
va. March - and y.s, 19GSs.o.rii
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-02
GLERKSHIR !.
OF the House of Representa-
tives is Sought by
Livingston.

wl4s.FIINGTc,N. D. c.. Sov. -
icongresznaan LeOnidas livingston, OF
Georgia. Democrat who was de-
feated for standardization this year. BIZ
rived here today and at once opened
up a campaign for election IS clerk
.of the next House OF Represeptativ
ito suceeed Major Alexander AIeDowel H.
who has been clerk .5fithe House since
the Democrats lost control Of that
body. AR. Livingston, believing the
result of the coming election win give
the control of the House to the DENY
ocra4.s, hns determined to forestaH any
others who may desire the position
and has instltuted his campaigp before
the votes are cast. MI. LIVINGSTON
has opened up headquarEers in :VVaaaE1s-
,5nztans and is send:nG41a cut s1ett eEfs5 10
and Democratic candt-
dates whom he thinks may he elected.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-02
BACK GIVES OUT
Plenty OF Clarksbnrg Readers Have
Tnis Experience.

.You tax the kidneys GOVERNORS
they can't keep up the continual
strain.
The back gives QUIT aches and
! pains:
Urinary troubles set in.
Don't wait longer-take Doan's kid
ney Pills
Residents of this vicinity endorse
them.
Can CIaFksburg people doubt the
following. evidence
John NJ BaIIy. of FSttsonYIlle. Wes-
ton. w. va says: About two years
ago spRered.. so severely from pains
, through my back that my life was
miserable My back finally became SO
lame and sore that it was impossible
for me to stoop or Bfr at length
read aboue Doans Kidney Pills and
deciding TO try them, i procured a
box, 1 took only a few doses, before
I was convinced OF their merit and J
was so encouraged that / leontfued
taking them until the backache had
dicabpea red. IthaSe had no trouble
OF the Kind. since then ond for that
reason highly resqrame9d Doapss I6itf-
ney Pits" ~
For sale. by ali dealers. Price 81
cent?. FNoster-iMAbnrn Co.. Bunalo7
New York, sole agents for the Initial
States. .l
Remember the name-Doau:s- and
take no other. Js. ~
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-02

7 J.
II n lEso rs de- how c1u -
ne t ~ - on know
ffo7 - stake you
Duncan q me el5sa g 81 Ftl 8.
81 not q cent m e5t
Sit fii II = more 81 o1ls . q.
Ffarr esd e -
SeT iouslF lSatsi I mean tbs.
every wcrd OF II IVsant you 70 Do e
Is please gno r. you IKE Eve g NO
tinn something VII come Of p mo Il
l5eIjsvo nom the bottom OF my lle4Et
fhere,s not The siigiiltet E1lslE ie yoIi'H
pl6y the cards as they flli. according.
tsaarry, believe you dos
Il do Hrr1IT. Ana TN put the prop.
osftfon on 4 business basis Il yoIt ilSes
eco on. There's no holdine you
ssYou start ont tOmorEuy ana ora e
ssvour war lZIt Get every tl1lag yQ1t
need. and plenty OF tt.sand nas'es the
iSaIs sent 90 me You can be reaety m
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-02
HAYWOOD
Residents There Busy with
Affairs and Coming
and Going.

HAYWOOD. Nov 2-F. E. Cook
and family have returned from a ten
days visit with relatives in Monon-
gaia county While away Mr.. cyolS
pure hasGd a good Jersey COW.
Mrs. Lou V. Sninn. OF shinnston. Is
mere u guest OF Mrs. F. w Martin.
Huan -coRman, principal of the
Clarksburg Saturday.
e u ". giSReett end lsfamiIye- nave
.FStiffna ed. ffotE1 am extended visit with
,reRs3tyesil y irBiuia. @
s lsI6clsp ole. Is, aVlngstl1e foun-
tEpi1s laid for a i've rooms cottage on
aEFfdee -etEeet
!. wv s. sareve IS at salem. on q. bus
mess "trip.
MRS Prank Boomer and children
have bean the guests OF the formers
mother at Brown.
Lee Towaes. OF Fairmont. spent
sunday With his Family here
.rTed.:: PribsbIe, the small son OF Van
;FsrltlbIe.S Is -fII- with pneumonia.
The usual Halloween sport was In
duIged. in here Monday night. but no
serious damagelNvas done. Just a few
were kept ava he until late hour ana
some we're up the whole night
L. H. Martin and wife and MISS
Nestle Rhodes were calling ON Shinns-
ron friends Sunday afternOoh-
Miss Emma smith, of Iunberport.
.wa.. calling on Mrs. Ida Robinson
Monday. 2
ENdies. Grace Fleming wae $40 pplng
in shirnst9n teeeg
lClande. and oYeu OF
CIarISsburg. ~ 4Iltsay Tn -
parents hersss
,vTaltef Adaei and afI2s Grace Elem
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-02
.1W0 TABLETS AN4
STOMACH MISERY GONE

Wells & Haymnker Company sells
and guarantees the best prescrtptIo on
the world has ever known. for dis.
turbed and upset stomach. gas, belch-
ing, ,AeavinessS heartburns acid stom-.
ach dTd sbiiiousness-.a9a 49, ~
5Itils called EEI-o-NEA. remember the
name, aFEiE, It 5hRH 9siss distress froH1
.ovdEse Is oT5 lqfiilergta&ion Of food
els & HAYS
1taR 81 q cure Indigestion.
sick head fs, psrI6 usI,sss and dlzzi-.
fies4sS u titS neg ~
iaEBsinadts long you have sufF.
ferea' y;6{ISFYIP 3ind certain cure az
EalI -Sa4Ns Doh tablets. -
- about six weeRssdsSo n tchased q
tt6S.of NlI-OINEtA tablets Tor an aggraz,
waited form 81 stomach trouble.
had beer troubled for four or Ave
years, had tried different phys!cIans
Fnnd great many patent remedieAs
butlof, no Use. until I used MI-o-NA.
they entirely relieved me from pain.
aud Tcan now eat most any kind Of
food and relish, it.'4-..A: 2: Fish. Vest
CarthaEe, y. Y:
MI-0-S-A stomach tablets are only
80 cents a large boz at Wells 4 Hay
~ al seF, c6uipany. and druggists every
rs 5eFs Get a trial trea tment free. hy'
81 lac boo Ia Ilsusna l74l1ffalo' y. \,
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-02
.P0STOFfIGE.
Changes in West Virginia
Are Made at Wash
ington.

mA.rFFHNGToN D. c., Nov. a.
Iosepr 3. Smith has been appointed
rural mall carrier on ropte 80. az
Crawford. Lewis county W. Va. IN
place OF James w. Watson ana ORA
per c. Lewis has been appointed SUBJ
istimte
ETlIott springer has been appoiI1e9
.r,*1I ca-rier on route so 5 IL Fair
mont. in place OF prank p CLAYTON
and Charles H. ShafteE has been APP
no NEED sILbs;itut
David n. Morris has been appoint
ed rural carrier on route No. 2 Fair
mont. In mace of TIayssM. J6hps1ns
"A snhstitute IA place of Mr..
has not loeen app1inSed
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-02
zed 10 & teiats cuon
Of Era des Gotulci


N fth, pre- e4t
Z. as.
iiIdJ GAS zetS ae
sues tteuient In sollneetsaS ti9
4 published rEse iutioh % the eect
flat that i0cat ila5 rspp q me elal
dorse11e d 0f RtpE
seaft a me c,entral TIA tissas e,o1lizi ;.
Rresf Isartli 81 'g:.
II am prssideRt Of the Clarlssb1rg
local, which has eightFfye members.
and It Is my duty to call an meesfnEs.
the meeting held Sunday was not
eaiIed ny me or ~ my 1litadtIty ana
no on4s wis uthorl1od taAcllll &
,.sssI5 am informed ttlllit shE0nsl ogert
sssight one OF fhe vice psesiselts ca lied
lie. only fonrteen members were
present and that. ne majority q the
ieil1i5ez-s were NOT notified that there
WAS so be,a meeting.
AS i understRIld Il. SRl1iles action
was taken on ppSlis6ed REMARKS nlads
some time ag5 ily NsglFsS worker ~
sconnectsSn With she torganization
nenIbers. the conrplit teet VISA not In
Esfrptted TO prepare oEfnxlt3lsil, a reso-
4iution cohdesnnsng the action Of tine
EceneraI Trades Council IN endorsia1G
lsenator scott.
III II repeat no one tvtN' authorized e
.caIl the meeting and the majority o.
1.-The local were NOT hotded' elIat such 9
injecting was to he held.'
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-02

side a fortnight. The day you start
IN advance you $500. When you're,
married you can repay me the amount Lt5.
n tie advances with interest At 10 Per
cent end nj consider 1t mighty good
iIeaI FOR myself Now. VIII you
.rYou mean itF'
.sEyery word of If. wenT'
For moment longer Duncan hesi-
4ated: then the vision of what. he. must ass
Teturn to otherwise decided him. IA
i4esperation he accepted 4ts
IIrscJYIolfua mans straw" he said. a MT
sc breathlessIy. 'eTm sure shonidn :
81 1Se1losg dung a hand across the
faIIle. palm uppermost
sword OF honor. Nat?"
Duncan let his hand fall into II
word q honor! III see It through.
"Goodl It,s a bargain KELLOGG
lifted his glass high In air. ITO the
fortune hunterfr he cried. half laugh
Duncan nervousIy fingered the stem
of his glass. God help the future
airs DuncanI'r he said and drank
Continued on Page 50
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-02
SAFE BL0NE
.By Yegemen Who Get a Big
Haul and Get Away
Easily.

ooLU1iRUs. o., Nov. 2.-RoDbers
this morning blew up the safe OF the
|,Alerchants and Farmers Bank at
billiards near here and secured be-
tween IS, 600 and $40. 600. After the
robbery, the yegEmen- stole a horse
and buggy and made good their ees-
.eape. SHORTLY after daylight posse
took up the pursuit..
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-02
EXAMINATION
or .(pJ;fcatfoIis for Clerk md Carrier
- PosilIoTFis ueId,

! =. tIstf service e&annfriatsnn for eit-
gfbfeslfor clerk and carrier seFviee at
the clnrKlbars pcssOHtce was held
here wednesday, with Clarence Gard
ner.. local secretary, in charge. mere
were four applicants from clarleelorrg'
one from Rftstois one From New el1l-
ton. ana rga from llrttee9aTt
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-02

nNH:SI-SrT y TFeSy' SfsA.S. t,F'pe I
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-02
cooys.Shi. igaa ~ y1ineAsl1 3 t9ita
.ands t.slli. .Jss.p = Vaaes-
lconaaned lrom yesteFday.l

lNSIrNoNSNlNl9NHN(NGNl7el''''
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1910-11-02

a. - m
your I. ~ 80 So - e,,l, a
netsA - ~ -, ,1rt to
YOU. = - ..o,. IS,srd and
llt 1+,,,,an'C1 house.
= ~ ~ .,,sI,l I1II,II Ills sure
49, =. ,,.,Ie :, loon OF seTn
- -. Ios1-iIe, hut You want
= snrS n, nick ont the
g - 49, enc most - mat sleII
al ,I,1,4it Won. Don't
~. y : -e,.1s-s t1,St +I,laIsf, y,hey al
49, I5I,s[, 5,Ty,a 1lovt.iI IN stock
.--ll1- = - rit,s .,IloTIt fSyaIits, sOf
~. ,IIIl.. ISo1-i,,y Ilo5t[ss a fte world.
I5os iTo,osinr. Elk mp
y. Y. -'jtiS, 1otS 81
80 .,encils I.eiI ana black ink. ana an
.s.s e ,i'iT,,, Mod az, room look
't - go = z,e,7s me Tnogt sincere stu
dent Pae ever ven SvoIn Bible prominently
n 1.!ss - son,e SooiEstore before you
800 80. - -
49, -. -. :, ,,yrze- / thank Won
q n.sNs -. y $500 ,gItl,tlle pro-
ZOE tte ne. + In1Igt. lead.
= : I1s,l,s 80 = Even tfune: that's
1870 :. = $. not, .
peE.eetg o pi'...l. vo,,ra sl,alen down In
49,. s,,,,aIEo the. rcTIndsi OF the
49,. -. ,.,I- for work Try 20 get
80 1,-,o,oo6s. enrporium if yon
- TTlt,..S,iIJa Il sl,oIo thefe. But any
(. 80. IN IIlS.sovcent a grocery or
tnlts. W 49,. snd mace me that.
..' @,rsider ~ employment
.rl.1t S.Iotte n. To1I,.l,.
~ s5tat' I.r,S.Is, .
g, s - ,,Si,e, pa I,.ye
49,; LIZ u J. jre,s
/ ULlE ECuduSG VI -Hln4A46tb =
= u ~ = -
cry .S.. gO03s ~ rh. -,,,,,oD
Inc DeSI N .I -,
clerk Is ner ssS;lai et 1l Sl4.'
Mary anel sue Slliis uIt ,,.,,o,
Done WEI y ,''t - ~ LIE St'S A'A'A'S--
counter! AnyEnlnyg elsst
Ehe sIorekeepeLS Al ttPs 49,
| ploy you at nFs- 9neS II 10 -
OF you -.
They VIII pc atEeF"aFu' AZ
! However 49,,
so you must simply can On l,, tu 1o5!a,'
! walk in, locate the boss ana Ten --l nlLi'
Pm looking Tor employ tneG =
press it Just say It ana get out
| mo trouble whatever about tnaE It's
always that way when ask ZOE
| work.
| .srhey'Il send for you before long.
when they make up their minds that
you're n decent. moral young man. for
+! they know you'll draw trade. And
every sunday
az knoTy-churctr'
..AbsoIutelyI Pick out the one the
l. rich Folks 30 to. Go in quietly and do
! iusf as. they do-stand up and kneel,
| Iot,Iz M tbe hymns and sing just when
| ,bev do Be careful not to sing too
/ inn1 or anvthins. IKE that Just do It
/ iii rnodestIy. "a ffiyou were used 20 tts
9etter rIosto. 81 IIgr.5 two or three
Sin, 50 = = i1siIS OF 81
.sTIereI .11E5SlS4i 81
rJsqTio7 Ifily aodgers IN
/ siiei towns idsc6na you see ana,
though they. nj e not sspeniE to you for
months On ffas street, it's their busl-
| ness to :yEsyiaJ you after the service
! IL over aftlss "a hands with you and
ken yoti they hope you enjoyed the
sermon ana ask you to come again.
ma lgior ,cf1 sank on It, they'll all
ti,izn notice from the hrsk"
..Tt's no tWo1der Bartlett made you a
| pffrtner: .Hafry.D
s'.Sow, Behave. / want you to get in
| right. If you follow the rules I've OUT
timed, s.notSSonlS win all the girls IN
town be failing over themselves to get
to you hrst, but their fond parents VII
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-30

| at the Opera House under the auspice.
fancy articles will be held during the
| afternoon AMI evening.
| TIL" Era!street min shut down las
| week. Operations will be resumed
again as early as possible in the
! spring 1t has De"n d most success u
season
| Mr. and Mrs. \. r. Murphy spent
Sunday With friends in Augusta
William Al. Wright. who suffered /;
| shock On hn, ri tic Maine Contra
train. while on his way from this towr
to BoWd oinham last Tuesday died Sat.
, friday at the nome Of I1noch Thomas
| years
Among the soys who spent Thanks
giving at hcmr were: Harry McIn-
:csh, Philip Rogers OF Lynn. Mass.
! Ray NcK"nney of Boston: William
| Baker of Bates College: Joseph Newell
Of RoWd"in College. and Ralph Hodges
If University Of Maine
Mr.. and Mrs. A. |. Pike Of North
Wayne spent Sunday with relatives
in town.
Mrs. II. 5. Yeaton. who has been in
Epringhold. Mass. the past few weeks
returned home Thursday. ACCOMPANIED
by hc- son Forrest \.
William Patterson of Dresden passed
|aWay Monday morning after & long
Illness
A social dance will be hell Thursday
evening in Curtis hall
Mrs. A. G., Quinnam and son, and
Mrs. joseph Curtis went to Bruins
W,ck "Wednesday afternoon where they
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Tiobetts over Thanksgiving day.
Thomas G. Herbert of Richmond.
Ind. is spending few weeks with
his father, Thomas G. Herbert of this
town.
Clyde Curtis Of Springfield, Mass.
is spending Il few weeks with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. f. p. Curtis.
LIBERTY.
Mrs ]. J. Walker, who has been pass
ing several weeks in Boston, returned
home last Tuesday
Mrs. J. W. Clough has closed her
mouse and has gone to Branch Mills to
pass the winter with her brother. A. w.
Worthing.
Miss George Knowlton, who is teach
ing in Caratunk, has been enjoying a
vacation of two weeks at her home re-
turning Saturday to Caratunk.
Harold Donnell of Northeast Harbor
spent THANKSGIVING day in town. guest
of Miss Mildred Aver. Mr.. Donnel was
principal of the High school here last
year and made many friends, who were
glad to meet him again.
Allen Knowlton. who is stavine in Bel
fast for the winter, passed Thanksgiving
DAY with his parents, Mr. and Mrs Wal
ter knOwlton.
The Baptist church is closed for the
present on account of the serious illness
OF the pastor, Rev. +. a. Dinslow at
South MOntviIle
j. j. Griffias is passing few days in
Palermo. coaching a dramatic club for
a drama, which will be given sometime
i'm December in the new Grange hall
RoSco" DoWneS, who has been very
sick at his home for sometime, died Sat
mdaN morning.
Ralph Reynolds spent Thanksgiving at
his home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-30
literary program vas presented by
the Wcmberst
Progressive Grsnal. !.

/ Grange interests were sjofned with
church and school interests in Lisbon.
Friday night when these three help
full Influences We're drawn together at
Progressive Grange hall for a very in
teresting session. School ,efficials and
ministers We're guests of honor for the
afternoon session. then V, w. Canbam
gave the address of. welcome, praising
the work of the Social Betterment COM
mittea through whose influence this
meeting was arranged. After a piano
solo by Miss Elsie NJ. Bowie. Mrs. Hat
tie Ross gave paper ON Thanksgiving
and Hattie Youland and Luella Mann
gave duet for which Miss Olive
Smith played the piano accompani-
ment. W. f. Graham of Durham
spoke briefly. as did Richard Jasper
of the school board and Lewis Bowie
gave fine recitation Then came q
little talk bv Rev.@sH. w. Rowe of Lis
bon Falls and Thanksgiving exer-
else by the children in the class of
Miss Emma Bliss. The little folks
prrsonified old New England nfopeers
Of historical fame and made a great
hit. ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-30

ter Foster of Belgrade Grange; response,
Bro Gerrish OF Oakland Grange. Bro.
f. H. Libby, secretary of the Maine State
Grange, being present, was warmly well
coined when called upon by the worthy
lecturer. His remarks were listened to
with great interest by all present. The
next number on the program was read
ing by Bro Oral Wheeler of Oakland,
who was heartily encored and very kind
~ responded. Readings by Sister Edith
Bowman of Oakland, sister Marion Her
som of Oakland and Bro. AlmOn Clark Of
Belgrade followed.
A recess of one hour was taken for
dinner, after which the meeting was
again called to order and the afternoon
program carried out as follows:
Violin solo by Eva Stuart of Belgrade,
who kindly responded to a hearty encore.
Bro. +. H. Libby was again called upon
and delivered a very interesting and in
structive address. Bro. James Tebbetts
of Belgrade Grange read very interest
inc .oiiginal paper. odd Bits from 1sv-
erywherc:" reading. Nellie c. Pray or
Belgrade: music, Sister German of OAK
land. Who was also encored and as KIND
ly responded reading, Sister Bessie
O'Eeil of Oakland. who was encored and
responded three times: reading. Oral
Wheeler of Oakland, responded to an
encore: remarks by Bro. Gerr.sh of OAK
land, who-save a talk on the lie OF
Booker r. Washington, urging the boys
of today to show the same determination
to succeed as did the poor little slave
who has risen to so high IA place in the
world The program was closed with
a vocal solo by Sister Ada F. Richard
son Of Belgrade Grange.
A rising vote of thanks was given Bel
grade Grange for its hospitality by the
members of Oakland Grange. Belgrade
Grange also gave vote of thanks 70
Oakland Grange for its fine assistance IN
furnishing a program for the day. The
newt meeting will be Saturday evening"
Dec. g. which will he the annual e'ec-
ton of officers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-11-30
East Piscataquis Pomona,

East Piscataquis Pomona Grange
was organized Friday at Milo in the
hail of Pleasant River Grange bv
state Secretary f. H. Libby After
obligating and instructing in the un-
written work the following officers
were elected: Master, l.. NJ Tufts:
overseer. G. f. Wingate: lecturer. Fl.
+. Daggett: steward. James Wiley:
assistant l. steward. Charles Clark !:
chaplain. l.. s. Rogers: treasurer. b.
F. Manter; Secretary, Mrs. Harriet
Foss: gate keeper, Chester Morrison:
Pomona, Mrs. l.. NJ. Tufts; Ceres. Mrs
Emma Wingate: Flora, Mrs. l.. S.
Rogers: lady assistant steward. Mrs.
Avis l.. Clark
The officers elect We're installed by
Secretary Libby, assisted by Mr.. Car
yer and Mrs. Wiley. 1t was voted to
adopt the name of East Piscataauis
Pomona. No. 90. The next meeting will
be Dec. Is with Pleasant River Grange
and committee on bylaws was ap-
pointed to report at this meeting.