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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-24

Redactor -; Podria I'd. senior Lila
hr6s concederme cinc0 minutes de su
tempo. contestarme i unaS preguntas
sobre el asunto del i3mpreStlto la Ll-
ga de Propietarios
Contador Con mucbisinO gtlsto es-
toy siempre dispue6to d dar cuantas ex-
plicaciones quicran i contestar a to-
das las .preguntas que Sc nae hagan So
bre este asuntO.
Red i que opina I'd. acerca del
acuerdo de la Liga, da&pu1> del trabajo
p de I'd. aclarando las op-raciones del
.Emprestito?
Cont Me pareca que Ia Liga ha to-
mado IN bucn aclerdo, trndiendo a de
lar d I'm lado toda discussion que no pO-
dria condueirlc de error ea error; de
este modo deja de confasar publlcamente
que el eScrito que Ia dad9 lugar Il 6S-
toS articulos fuf POGO mAdtado. No
puede negar>r que y I s3n s, 0 10 que
cS 10 mjsmo. que ant Ia "l0cucncIa d@
los ntmeros de todo mortal ha de do
bIar la cabrza
Red = Podria I'd. deoirmc en- que
consiti6 el error de la LigJ:
Cont -Primcro: PorqLe tom0 la exis-
trnca en- caja del 80 de JUNO 1909 de
intere>es del fondo de amortization, c,l-
va sllma aicanz0 en- aQlIella fecha Il
%24 14o93. Y la cOmpara con la que da
cl Te>orero de Puerto Rico en su GER
tificaci0n que Ilcga hasta 20 de Junio de
1910, & sea tranScurrdo tm ano mas.
Es deer, que los $24,14093 de aquella
fecha. sumadOS con les irtereses abona-
dos en- Il ano l909-1910, eQuivalentes
9S,0l6.23, hacen un total DE $32, 1916.
La diferencia, pucs que Hos encuen
tran. queda asi rxplicada. Segundo:-
i,s natural que el Tesorero de Puerto
Rico Ell su ccrtifcaci6n no haya estampa
do la cantidad de $4,000 que la Liga
como diferencia en- mas. Dicha can't
dad es el productO de los intereseS que
CANA en- los BancOS la contribution que
el Tesorero de Puerto Rico envIa y que
va colocandose en- aquell0s hasta que Sc
ileva al dep6sito para la amortization.
AL rendir la Contadurla el estadO tri-
mestral la TesorerIa lnslIlar, da cuen-
ia del m0ntantc de tales intereseS duran
te el trime>trc. V entonces Ell TesOrerO
de Puerto Rico toma n0ta de esta suma
ppro la certifcaci0n de este funcionario
solo Sc ha rcferido la contribution en-
Fiada.
Tercero Ell PresupuestO Municipal
reintegr0 en- el ano 1904-05 q la amorti-
zaci6n del Emprestito, la cantidad de
$6,310.87; pero de estos fondos de amor
tizaci6n fueron levados los fondoS del
Empr6stito, y no pueden por consiguien-
te figurar hoy en- la nota de ingresos
destinados la tai amortization.
Red II Como me contesta I'd la afr
maci6n que hace La l,Iiga acerca de que
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-24
hotas de Mayaguez
MEETING DE ANOCHE

Ell meeting celebrado anoche con mo
two de la aperture del club unionis-
ia de la Marina, resllt6 grandioso. En-
mngma OCCASION el entusiasmo politico
Sc habia manifestado tan pujante para
derrotar al adversario. Fu6 precise lie
vantar dos tribunas desde las cuales di-
nglan dos oradores la paIabra al mis-
mo tempo. Hablaron de Diego, Ire
HES, Pagan, Trujillo Lange, Caledonia
Carbonell, Belv6, Gigantic, Celedonio
Delgado, capitan Cuebas otros mas
desde las diferentes tribllnas. De Die
go, fue aclamado FL triunfo de s1
para la Camara, es un he
cho.
CorrespoaSal.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-24
e suceso de hoy
CEI0QUE DE TRENES

Esta nanana, a las ocho v minutos,.
ocdIrrio s,lceso, en- Bayam6n.
El tren de la companfa Valdes eho-
co en- el crnce, que hay antics de llegar
al pueblo, con a1n tren de carga del fe-
rrOcarril.
Segnn nuestros informes slfri6 da-
nos de consideration Ia maquina DEF
tren VaIdes, y de la otra parte, Sc inu
tilizaron dos wagones No ocnrrieron.
afOrtnnadamente desgracias persona
les
Sc ha alberto un.. investigation acer-
ca del lamentable drecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-24
Monseior Aversa

Esta manana f,1e visitado el Prela-
do Apost6iico, Monsenor Aversa, por
casi todos los sacerdotes, RESIDENCES en-
esta ciudad sl1s barrios.
MOnselior Aversa, segun nos inforrn6
Ell reverendo Padre doctor Navarro, Sc
hana algo delicado, habiendo suspendi-
do muchas audiencias que uenla senaIa-
das.
Deseanos el pronto restablecimiento
de NonsenOQ Avnrsa.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-24
No hay concerto

f'ar no r4ncontrase en- condolences
utllizables el teatro del argue Borin-
qWen, Sc han suspendido los anunciados
conclertos para esta noche V manan&-
por La tarde
Tanto la senorita Bonoris, como ef
senior Morales, lamentan por esta cir
cunstancia no poderse despedir del pd
bsice que tanto les apIa4di6
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-24
So|emnidad Ie|igiiosa
La CONSAGRACION DE UN OBISPO

FL itlstradisimo senior Obispo Fray
Miguel Gregorio Wuylsteke, electo pa
ra la diocesis de Curacao, nos ha en-
viado la siguiente invitaci0n que agra
ltiecemoS rendidamente:
SenOr director del BOLETIN MER-
CANTIL.
Mgr FIR. Miguel Gregorio Vuylsteke,
.. Z. ObispO elect0 de Curacao, tieme el
alto honor de invitar usted al solem
he y religioso acto de su consa graci0n
episcopal tue tendra lugar en Ia Santa
gbesia Cathedral de San Juan, el 90 dc
ISeptiembre a las a. IN. siendo consa-
granite Monsenor Aversa, Delegado
ApOst0lro
Az misano tempo recaba de V. y sus
allegados, oraciones all cielo para q. el
Altisimo ,envie sus dones Y gracias al
futuro Prelado, fin de cInnplir reli-
giosa y exactamente las obligaciones de
SUI nuevo estadO.
Les da gracias anticipates,
FIR. Miguey Gregorio Vuylsteke O. p
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-24
FeIizmente

La distinglida esposa de nuestro exec
lente amigo don Gabriel Palern, ha dS-
do 4 i.Iz con toda felicidad una preciR.
sa nina, que en- el respectable hOgar De
iSlestlOs amigos hara mas intensa la
ventura reinante.
Ell eSfado tanto dc la recien naeiIa
comode la madr. n.; puede ser mis-
SatisfacfOrio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-24
E doctor Cesteros

Ne Sc ha mod aificado en- sentido ia
vorable hasta la fecha, la dolencia que
pone EN- peligro Ia vida de este dis
tinguido mGdico.
Stss compaileros siguen sOsteniendo
Ia llicha, celebrando cada dia varias CON
slltas y preStandole cuidados mlly es-
merados en- Su aSiStn~>
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-24
Cine de Ia Plaza
Para hoy sabado.

Para hoy sabado.
Pertidia del doctor, C6mica; Hija del
marino, dramatica; Hombre extraviado
'dramatica; Ell ladron, sensational; FL
coJo, de gran argumento; En- Ell vieio
Egipto, historical; Doble suicidio, co.
mica; Caracter indomable, dramatica
Para manana, gran matinee de d 6
A cmco centaVOS le entrada.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-24
La Opera De e$ts nlche

Esta noche Sc pondra en escena en- e3
Municipal, la cetebrada opera del macs
tro Gounod ''Fausto'', an vez de Al
da" como estaba anuneiada.. Los prin-
cipaies papeles corren cargo de la
aplaspdida soprano iirica seilorita Mas
sd, el tenor Paganell el bajo Sc
ilor Ruscon.
SegIramente esta noche habra uG
llenO en mpeStrO teatrO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-24
Connercial
Septiembre %.

Nos comunica el seilor don Manuel
Dorno, comerciante de Vega Baja, que
vencido el termino de la sociedad M.
Dorna Y Co, S. en- c., ha quedado es-
ia dlsuelta por compra que lie hiciera
de todos sus haberes al comanditario
don Ramon b. Portela, proponiendose
continlar las mismas negoeiacioncs.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-24
FL ASUNTO DEL EMPREST|TO
Nuestro redactor Sr Dalmau, sostene un interview
con el ST. Antonio Llabres, Contador Municipal
de San Juan.
Errores de la Liga de Propietarios


Sc tan tornado fondos de la amortiza-
cioE para gastOs que no deben ser pa
gad0S con eStOS?
Cont En- verdad, no predo explicar-
lne 10 que quiera decirse CON esta afirma-
cion: pues aqul estan los libros (los mos
tr1 el Sr Contador) en- los cuales pue-
de I'd. YER todas las operadOnes hechas
y no encontrara pago alguno realizado
con esOs fondos, que no sea para la amor
tizaci6n del Empr6stito
Red:-Y 5Por que Sc ha continuado
imp0niendo ell tipo de 4 10 del 1cc 81
- observe que la contribution producia
mas anualmente que la slma que era
necesarla para el pago intereses9
'ont-Esto es un asunto muy deli
c9tO para una Administration, Dor
t7nt0. en- mi caracter de funcionario AIu-
ntclpal. he ruestO siempre cuanto ha es-
tado de mi parte para que las amortiza-
clones del EmpreStito puedan hacersc
cen tot'a puntuaIidad; pues el credito de
Ia t'ludad no dehe eStar d merced de
cualquler circumstances mprevista que
hubIera de obligarnoS Il Suspender cual-
qUrr pago. Y cs de advertir que ha
V"nldo reducendose en- 10 possible el tipo.
como vera I'd pnsegllida: Durante
los amos de 1902 1903 1903 8 1904,
81 pag6 al tipo del 6 10. En- 19O4a-O5
Y l903-a-O6 Sc pag6 al > | u Y del 1906
!, u hasta la fecha Sc ha pagado al 4 10
del 10. Como Sc We, el procedimien-
to cS Ell de If disminuyendo el tipo, pero
de tempo en- tiempo, Y a la vez Sc va
aumentandO el sObrante para estar STEM
pre- cubiertO de cualquier imprevisto
y ailn pudiendose dar lugar al pago en-
mas breve tempo, 81 asi conviniere.
Red: d Quiere I'd. decirme donde es-
tan colocados esos $76, ,523.69 que apa-
recen como sobrantes en- 80 de .Junio V
- SIlma dlspuesta para la amortization ?
ContadOr: En- el American
Colonial Bank 4 36187. .1f
En el Banco de
Puerto Rico 21.l43.4j
En- eel Territorial
y Agricola 13.4S3. 81
Y ell en- Banco
Popular 500. "a
$76.523. .6G
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-24
La c2npa6a contra
Ia tuberculosis
Ell CONGRESO DE BARCELONA

NuestrO cogega LA DemOcracia -
publica aver un slIeito editorial, reco-
la asistencia de uno 8 mas
delegados de Puerto Rico. al Congreso
qlpe ha de tener efec-
to en- Barcelona, el mes pr0ximo, CO.
el dia 16.
NueStrO cOlega termina con eStas dies
consoladoras paiabras:
"Que acudamos los lltimos, todavia
es dOlOrOsO. Pero que no acudi6ramos os
serla incOncebibla.
Cabalmente Y es de lamentar que
en- Puerto Rico, una Liga
AntituberculOsa, y existiendo una comi-
sion encargada de organizar esa dele
gaci6n que no debe faltar EN- Barcelona,
Sc haya vistO con tanta indiferencia el
asuntO.
Aun hay tiempo," dice ||La Demo
cracia ., recOmiendando la mayor acti-
vldad para que no Sc quede huerfano
este pals de representation en- el tor
neo lumnOsO que, en defensa de Ia sa-
lud universal, va celebrarse en- la cul-
tlslma oiudad espanOla.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-24
h iceDcI3dO Ortiz Anton

Corfinlia la gravedad que Sc acen-
tuara hace algunos dias de la dolencia.
que viene padeciendo maestro estImast@
amigo ell notable abogado don Luciano
Ortiz Anton.
Hacemos yotoS por su restableeimie,G-
to.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-09-24
$ 76.523.6G

Y, aqui tlene ID, senor Retiactor, las
certificaciones de los Bancos, que com
prueban esas sumas las cuales puede I'd.
revisar
Red :-Gracias, senior Llabres, v esti-
rlo, EN- mcho, su amabilidad.
Nuestras columnas quedan a la dis
poslci6n de la Liga de Propietarios, V
en- particular, del senor Acuna, para
rebatir, 81 Sc haoe necesari0, las 1e.la
raciOneS del senor LIabres.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-23
ReadfieId Granoe,

rep. ~ was one of our coolest DAYS.
vet there was an attendance of 81 at
the orange. After the opening exer-
clses ana business, the topic. what
Does This Village Need Most? ?" was
opened by Jesse spauldng. His an
sWer was direct; Water" Other
speakers gave the same answer The
SITUATION OF the residences on different
streets and the liability of great loss
IN case of fire. with no near source of
supply OF water. was commented upon.
committee Of five members were ap-
pointed TO recommend the best method
OF furnishing a suitable supply of wa
ter. not only for the Grange hall. but
for the entire village. In the afternoon
after the noon recess and dinner.
Grange was called to order and lis
tened to music by the Grange choir
several communications We're read.
Flowers were ordered sent to sick
members at their homes and in the
hospital. Song and encore by Mrs
Mona Elliott. Della Porter, pianist.
Lecture by Prof. Peter Hendrickson,
How Prussia Became Great" The
speaker is guest and friend Of Bro
Their and Sister c. A. Collins of Mar
anacook and resides in Yarmouth The
lecture was very interesting, Next
came a song and encore by Sister Alice
b. Knickerboc ? and Sister Mrs
Gleason of Boston, a. free entertain-
ment was given by thsfGEange Tues
day evening Feb. %. TIVE ladies frpm
I<ents Hill will give readings and an
orchestra will he present. One appli-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-23
EAST kENNEBEC POMONA
Holds Monthly Meeting With Cushnoc
Grange at Riverside.

Riverside Me, Feb. 22.-(SpeciaD.-
The regular monthly meeting of the
East Kcnnebec Pomona was held with
Cushnoc Grange in this town today
with a large attendance and ;ro' eu
successful in every way. The meet
ing was opened at the usual hour and
during the forenoon session the Fifth
degree was conferred upon eight cam
didates.
After an excellent dinner which was
served at noon in the Grange han had
been enjoyed the meeting was rasum-
ed and very interesting program was
carried out. Musical numbers ver,
rendered by a trio composed Of Mrs.
Mabel Gilcrease Mrs. Dennis Donovan
and Mr. Forrest. and by Mrs Gilcraa sc
and Miss Marjorie Marshall as soloists.
Remarks We're made by Seth Richara-
| son of East Vassalboro followed Nv
others. on the subject: THE Progress
lof Our Country Since Washingtons
delivered fine address. Mrs Annie
farnham of Augusta read a paper on
| The Southern Negro" and Mrs O.
n. Brown of Chelsea read an original
| poem.
| The next meeting of the Pomona
VIII be held with Benton Grange at
| Benton on Tuesday, March -, and I
Is expected that State Master c. o.
Stetson of Greene will be present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-23
WALDO
MoNTVILLE.

CENTER-The switchboard and
wall sets for the Center Montvillo
Telephone Co. have arrived. Tho
switchboard is at NJ. NJ. WENTWORTH
and connects the new line with the
Knox & Montville Tel. Co.'S system
Telephones have been put i'll at o. c.
Cushman's. j. j. Clements, Clement
Cushman & Co.'S store, +. A. Cush-
mans, G. A. Gordon's. M. C. Gordon's,
w. b. Jaquth's. d. c. Gains, j. l..
Boynton's, w. d. Tasker's. G. l.. Ed
mund's, Allen Goodwin's, J. w. Went
worth's, w. P. Jones' A. D. Bakers,
f. A. Luce's, c. A. Boyntons and l..
r. Choate's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Davis OF West
boro. Mass, are visiting his father, C..
E. Davis.
F. A. Luce was packing apples in
Thorndike last week.
Mrs. II. f. Ramsay is in Pittsfield
visiting Mrs E. o. Clement.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. n. Hall of Knox.
were guests OF her mother Mrs. +.
+. Spear, on Sunday. .sa
John Colby is very ill with pneu-
monia.
E. J. Hatch of Augusta was in town
last week.
Reuben Luce arrived home from
Grindstone, Sunday.
S. ]. Tasker has had telephone put
ia on the Knox & Montville line.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-23
THE, BERMUDA TRIP.
Maine Party Will Leave March 10 For
Fortnight.

Maine has six weeks of March every
year, and some years has seven. That
is IAN old saying uand indicates the dis
agreeable featllres5of the weather here
when the best in the world is being en-
tjoyed in Bermuda. There will be a hap
Ply escape this year for 100 and they will
flee to Bermuda, GeXpatiate themselves
for a fortnight in order TO avoid that
miserable time when it is neither winter
nor spring. w. r. Francis, 547 Congress
street. Portland, has plan whereby he
can offer vacation of two weeks for 500
1t means an opoItunity for sea bathing
and kindred ADJUSTMENTS Just the same
in March in Bermuda as at Old orchard
in June.
His bookings thus far are of the very
best people in the State and fine people
from other states will make trip on
the Steamer Orotava, at the same time
leaving New York March 49, Bermuda
has the best hotels of any winter resort
and more of them, five being listed for
tourists on this particular trip. 1t would
require a column of space to expatiate
on the goodtime in store for this 100 and
the other hundreds from other states.
Those who have been across to this SUI
perb island are enthusiastic in praise of
its beauties and they always advise their
friends to so to see it for themselves
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-23

George w. Pillsbury was born in
Augusta - years ago and was the
youngest son and one Of. Il children of
the late William ana Sarah (Ballard)
PillSbury. When young man lie went
to California, where he engaged for
nine years in mining and sheep rails
ing. He was in California during the
exciting days of the vigilance COM
mittee and saw several men executed
by orders of that band.
On his return to Maine he married
Miss Julia Cony of this city who, with
tive sisters, Mrs. Augustus Bartlett OF
Wyoming and Mrs. George Hardy of
New Hampshire. survives. Mr.. Pills
bury learned the carpenters trade
which became his life's calling after
returning to Augusta with the excep-
ton of Is years when he was employed
as baggagemastcr on the Maine Cen
trail Railroad.
Mr. Pillsbury was 4 very efficient
old TIM fireman and for many years
was connected with the old handful,
Pacific No. 4. Deacon Howard Owen
was captain OF the company during the
time of Mr. Pillsburys connection
with it and Henry Morse was also a
member. Most of the others who were
connected with the company at the
time have long since passed away.
He retired from active work some is
years ago. but always kept up a shop
st his residence in which he was accus-
toned to do occasional jobs Of work.
He was q great sufferer from heart dis
ease, but the final cause of his death
was pneumonia and his last illness was
a brief one.
He was thoroughly familiar with the
early history Of Augusta and assisted
in the compilation of Nasls History, a
work which has not yet been published.
He was a Democrat in politics and will
long be remembered by his friends FOR
his absolute fcarlcssness, his gener-
osity and loyalty to his friends. His
home life was very happy and he was
thoroughly honest in all Lis business
dealings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-23
fo23:tilt
THE AUTO SHOW.
Exhibition At Portland Biggest VI IT'S
Kind Ever Held In Maine.

1t is estimated that the aggregate
value of motor cars. motor trucks, ac-
cessories and motor cycles to be eXhlb-
tied at the Portland auto show Feb. q
to %. inclusive, will be 100000 OF near
ly half million.
AS the date of the show draws near.
there is manifestly increasing interest
among motor enthusiasts WITHIN halllnS
distance, and Manager Prescotts office
is besieged, both personally and by COM
munication. with inquiries about the
show.
Never in the history of the automoolle
industry of Maine has there been such
interest taken in an event that brings
together the sinew and brains of the au-
tomobile industry. No sooner mad Man
ager Prescott flooded the territory with
posters than his Office force was COM
pelled to work overtime answering in
quiries for information as to space for
exhibitions, the nature of the exhibits,
the number of exhibitors, to say MOTH
ing of the requests for information
touching on the educational merits OF the
show and it's entertainment features.
1t has afforded Manager Prescott and
the other officers of the Portland Auto
Show Association considerable pleasure
this year to be able to announce that
there is such unanimity of feeling among
nearly all of the auto and accessory
dealers in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-23
LINCOLN
DRESDEN.

The annual prize speaking contest of
Bridge Academy was held last Friday
evening. The first prize of s. was won
by Ralph Cheney; the second prize of s.
was won by Avis Hail. and the third
prize of s. was won by Ruth Ditmars.
The judges were Lawyer Atkins and
Lawyer Heselton of Gardiner and the
Free Will Baptist minister of Richmond.
The following was the program: Music;
prayer; music, THE Honor of the
Woods" Ruth Ditmars; 'Pelang," Avis
Hall; Address to the Survivors of
Bunker HILL" Lawrence Gahan; music
THE Wonderful Tar Baby" Roxie
Woodward: THE Curse Of Regulus,"
Ralph Brown; The Shepherds Trophy"
Madeline Trott: music; ''Spartacus to the
Roman Enjoys at Etruria." Ralph Che
ney; Bay Billy" Ray Cate; Jerry, the
Bobbin Boy" Hazel Cloud; Death in the
Mines" Gladys Little; music; decision of
judges: benediction.
Mrs. J. W. Sheldon and daughter visit
ed relatives in Bowdonham Sunday.
A gold ring was presented the Rev
Mr. Brett last Friday evening in behalf
of certain number of friends who wish
to show him that his efforts have been
appreciated during his stay here in town
The bell for the M. E. church at Ores
den Mills was brought from the Rich
mond station recently and is now in po-
sition in the belfry. The tones are very
sweet and can be heard far away.
The dance that was to have been held
at Pownalboro hall the 18th was post
poned on account of the prize speaking
and will be held next thursday evening
Lees Orchestra will furnish the music
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-23
WALDoBoRo.

NORTH-Mr. and Mrs. Fred Flanders
TOOK a sleighride to Waldoboro Saturday
b {. league, Fred Oliver and Harold
X. Snuman went to Warren Saturday.
Mrs. y. l.. Mank was a guest of Mrs
Alvin Mank at the Woodland House Sat
urday afternoon
Mrs. A. r. Weymouth of Feyler's Cor
ner and Miss Olive Burgess of Willow
Lake farm, are taking music lessons OF
Mrs. Geo. Oliver
Mrs. Matilda Overlook, who has been
quite i'll the past two weeks, has so far
again.
MI and Mrs. Frank Stain of Feyler's
corner passed Sunday with Mrs. Stain s
mother, Mrs. Margaret Hoffses.
< Kew. John Butler pastor of the M E.
church, preached his farewell sermon
here SUNDAY morning. Mr.. Butler viii!
go from here to Caribou
Mr. and Mrs Frank Soul of West
Maidoboro passed Sunday with Mrs.
Souls parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moses
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-23
AMUSEM ENTS.
last Performance of the Norrises

Yesterday afternoon and last eve
ming the attendance at the Opera
house was well nigh the record mark,
the attraction being the Musical Nor
rises in their twelve by two band
and as the act appears each day and
evening the more popular it grows
and Mr.. cuddy is sorry that it is not
possible FOR him to continue the act
the remainder of the week. This af-
ternoon and evening will be the last
opportunity to see and hear this eX-
ceptionally clever team as it is with
out doubt the only act of the kind on
the circuit. Sheldon and Stone will
also continue to make merry in their
singing. dancing and comedy act.
New pictures that are applause pro-
vokers will also be thrown on the
screen today. New vaudeville tomor-
row.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-02-23

Abram Choates of Winthrop street.
father of Orren L. Choate. discovered
butterfly in the parlor of his sons
residence Tuesday forenoon. The
buttertiy's wings were of a lemon color
on the outside and white on the in
side and had spread of about two
inches. The insect was fiyin-
around the room and alighting in diff
ferent places on the furniture when
discovered and it is thought that he
may have come out for the express
purpose of celebrating Washington's
birthday. The elder Mr. Choate
states than in all his so years of life
It was never his fortune until Tues
DAY to behold butterflies in February.
Ihs insect is now on exhibition inas a