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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08

bepdiicrten 8esenp Surmcn 9efallii
babcn. Sbabo Sails liegt $500 Sui
ilber Dem Meeresipiegel unb bat Elm
reft geilnbcs &lima.
gns 9cNaars, Soma, pcrlautct:
SRI. Gutbarinn 8eii6 9cbt bieie &pde
nad Stnnlcp, z. o., nm bort cine
Seinlfdttc Su besieben. Yeter Geiib,
elmer i6rer 8fiber lit ifpn pori9es
Sabr bort binec3oscn unb es 9efdlli
ibm iebr gut port. - Den illnger
gbelcuten Sranf Sieblcr pm Srebonio
Sopnibip luurbe porigen Sumstag eir
Sobn ge6prcn. - Die Santilic, Hbil.
8oepcr. bisber bel Struble ipobnbait,
bat bieic 8ode ibrc Stnbtreiioen5 an
Sulton StrnBc, i'm Ditliden Stabt:
tbcile be8oge1. - Scrr itnp Srail
8%eisbprfer fnmcn bieic 8o6e bon
Gubuque Gountu inb be5ogcn Die icei
Setcr @aain geborige, frilbere albers
ions Sarln, iiibIit bon ScSRars.
ans Stearns Gountp, Minn., ipirr
ms gcmeIbct: @etrant purbcn am 20,
Snnuar 1910 5u 2nnncn, Stanton Hes
binaen. Surcmburg. III eilem BON
bohlp. Scrrn Yfarrer 90. Sdueller
aefcicrten 9rautamte Serr Mnttbial
2oeih unp Sri. Gliinbetb Seihpn
Serr 0i. 2peId, obiton nod jung an
Sabrcn. iii Witglieb bcs @emeinbee
unb SGulratbes. Sic Sraut lit Die
buf9eicbdste Spd]ter Der Gbeleutc 80
ham, Yeidon uno Narie. aeb. Wabos
ndlb, bon 2annen. Sns gliidlide
Yaar beiiubet lid in 9elgien auf Del
Sodb5eitsreiie. Sbnen Slid gun
0unhel
@ic ans 3acine, isis, perlautet
bot Die pl0slife bitterc adlte Dor
Iester 8ofe elm 0tenitenlcben gcfprs
bert. Sobn Sisborf. 3S Sabre alt
wrrrbc picr3ig SUB bon icincm Scin'
cntfcrnt BON ieincm Sruber 0eorg err
froren aufgefunbeu. 9isburi pobutt
friiber in Chicago unb fam Dor ciniger
@oden naf Hacine. no er bel ieinen
9ruoer ipobnte.
Sm germilipn, Msiuu., ipilrDe ,sobl
Mouineer in ieiner Sebnuiung tobt in
Bette anfsefunben. gr luar in & II.
+ c III burg geborcn, mar ctlpd &c
Sabre bier unb erreiftc Elm Ilter Dor
SO Sabren. ct ipar Gin itilcr
r,ibi8er Ianu. allsemeiu beliebt uni
binterldbt BRET S6buc uno cin'
Sodter.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08
Sansfranen &mitfc.

gs gibt Sansirulicn, bel bencn bic
einfa6itcn @erihte einen 10 pitantcn
Wpbl9cid)n,ad babcn. bab man imfncr
bon Heuem e~ritaunt lit uno gar Al
germ Die llrlahe erariinben mobtc.
Setoer bitten Die mciitcn Sausfraiien
iolfe @cbeimniiie dnsitlif. Gini9c
aber nil ih 10 nod mn nad1 perras
tben: Hiibrei ipirS beoeutcnS eraiebis
ger unb ~ber5baftcr I'M Beihmud, ipcnu
man bcim ginauirlen Der Gicr aeries
bencn Y~nrmeianfdie 5ufiiat, nnS 5rpar
nuf je Elm 81 cine WeHeripiee nol.
Wiiocltcis miro loderer unb cr9iebiqer.
lpcnn man bac gipciB gu Sdnce
ld,ldat uro Dem 5cigc cincn gbl1ffcl
npu 3eriunener Butter 5uiest. Srats
lplirlte plaBen nid)t, lperil man tic fiiri
Dor Dem gratcn blisihneu in iieoenoes
Wdncr tauht unb IN @ei3enmebf
troden pdl5t. sic lperhen prndbtpna
braun uno froB. ipenn mar lie in
cinem gliibenbs beiBen eiiernen Iiegel
(ntht emniiirten) pbne ieben 3uiab
bon Butter pbcr Sett red)t rubig itnO
unter fprttpdbrenoem Wenoen iinb
Shiltteln oar brdt. Sic dbneln ednt
I'M @eihmad ben Hoifipiirirhen. gbcns
10 ipcrpen CRIME Serinse. auf bieie
Weile gcrDitet u,o mir porber eini9e
Stunben cin9eial5en unb gut abses
trpdnet. por5iiglih. gierfuten .unb
Cmeletten iperbcn lpdcr uno bod,
irenn ma Dem Seisc cine nbsefohtc.
geriebenc aartoffeI beifiiat. Milfz
refs miro beoeutenb lpoblidmedenber.
rpenn nan i'm furS por bem Serpierem
nit acknowledgement g~iueibiGncc
orrd8iebt. Siannfuhen iperben rilno
ino poa, fuenn mar Die our Siilillng
beitimmte Gnrnelaben uip. porber
gut crmdrmt. ebc man iic aui ben Teig
brin9t. Hinberbraten erbdlt einem
iebr pifnnten @eihmad, ipenn man
i'm am Nbenb porber nit fcinem
Speiieienf meiierriidenSid bcifreiht
umb obne ibn cbSumaihen am nnbes
ren 5age brat. Hoitnen uno aorins
then iinfen I'M 9ilfcnteisc nidt inter.
ipenn man tic porber gut in Webl
lpdl5t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08

nine hes Sebets so fiiget, pirb and
ipGtcr inter ben id,,uercn Shi6mnacrt
rtdIt 5niammenbrcfsn. Sdrlim iii
es cine eroBe 2icbc, lpelfc bic 0ilittcr
ibren ainberu, Defenders ibren 5ods
tern criueilen, iuenn tic bicielben gcs
lpobnen on Die Nbbdrtung pcs &or6crs
lomobl, oils aud, Der Seele. Zen Ses
bcnsmcg ibrcr ainbcr frei bon Den
Sornen Su MAIDEN. pern,ng feline
J.tlttcr, Iclblt Damn nid,t, nenn lie nlle
nod iupllte Inn ibr ciaenes Ser8
iflingcu. $50 bliebc bann and Der
&inocr Strablcnfrone. ipclfe @ott aus
Den Surnen fliht! Mbcr tic beu
Sprncnlpcg itnrf unD mutbig lpnloern
lebren, bds 5erS Der alcincn itGrfcn
uno frdftigen, DAB CO ipdter obne
3ascn Dem acknowledgement idblpcrcn
8elftf entaegeaihnlIt un0 Shntcr3
unb Seib beberrifen lernt. bas fam
jcbe Iuttcr, Die guteu @ilens lit.
Gor aaem, ihr Miittcr, madt eilre
SUhtcr nidt ~dbbdngig bon Gurus ,nno
Veaiemliffeit. Sut ibnen bds 2eben
bod feinen Sreibricf gelpdbrt, ser lie
ldiiet Dor @ntiaguug urb ihtperen
Spfcrn. @ie trnliris, penn sic
acrmitcn uidt gelernt bdben. tire
Seele NIT 8ebulb mn Beluiicnbcit gu
tuappnen, 10 oab ibr Slid ibon Ideis
tern piro an aleinigfeiten. gs lit
feinc 9cbensflu9beit. Den &inbcrn lies
DEN Stcin aus benz Rege Sh rGiimcn.
ale Vtiiben bon linen fern bdItcn nno
bel icbcm tlcineu 9cib tic beoniiern.
9eluiB ioleu Die ainber leben linb
athmen I'M Sonnenlidte Der 9iebc.
nber gerabc bicie 9icbe m,ub itarf llno
Hug iein. Sic muB ibneit aud etiuas
pcrlagcn fnnilen. lie irlrteu laiien nllf
Die erfiilung ibrer leibcnihaftlihen
@iinihc. JIG nitt neripeihlideu. 10
paB iebeS fDrperlide 2eib lie niebers
ruirit, Cine iibertriebenc GmpftMos
lamfcit 6ereitct picl unniis Scr5eleio.
Sic edtc 9icbe iinbet ihon Iittel.
oas ,8er5 Der ,9inhcr ipiberitanbsfdbig
81 maiden aeacn bes 2ebens gittcrs
~fcitcil. obne Dab bas Susenpsliid bns
bel Shiffbruh lcipet.
&arum bei6ncibet man beg
galmes &ronc2
Samit CT rciflih before
Srl6t inns brinse;
Hrp 10 aeoeibt du6 ein5ig in
g~e1frdnfung,
SR itrcnser 3uft. Die Sran
gum Slid oes @anies.
9gliinbetbz 8fatt."
2 T."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08
6rofber,o9tbuml.
Ans BET Danpttaht.

2ngem + TT q, 16. Sebr. Spocsz
fdlc Der @ofe: Bonn II. Sebr.: 90
iepb 3obiuet. aft 33 Sabre. Shreiner.
cbelos aus 2uremblrs; Nifolas Steib.
aft so Sabre. Siin6er. ebclos; Nifoz
Los Seller, alt 81 Sabre, ailiermeis
Tier; Sobanu llrbouieu, alt rs Sabre.
SaslDbuer, aus Snlmarbers; Rifolaa
aneip, alt ~ Sabre. Sienltfnebt.
cbelos aus Sels. = 10: Naria Sirt,
nlt ~ Sabre. &ranfenidipeIter. ebelos
nus 2lrcmburg; &arsarctba aints
gen, alt 43 Sabre. gbefrau bon Srau5
gen. Sobanu 8euter, Med1uniter. =
&om 30, San.: Bertha 8unpelfinaer,
alt 50 Sabre, @ithpe bon StanislalIs
Bonn, 5tlbs. &aufmann biericlbit;
3ifolds. 5pffmann, oft % Sabre.
Shnbmad1er, cbclos; bernard Sepes
mig. alt 53 Sabre. Gerber. - 81:
Iaria Suianua 3bimmeid. alt 80
Sabre. Gbefrau bon Safob &nafi.
guhbnlter; Ineelifn Iarr, alt II
Sabre, Sienitmnsb. cbelos. = 1. Sc
bruar: Inbre Silnabllt. oft 81 Sabre.
Snalobner, cbelos. - g: 5bepbor
Niifolas Ser5ig. alt 10 Sabre. %Ssutpes
lier; Gdtbarind Steines, aft II g.,
Witttpe eriter CHE bon Seinrid Ious
Ion, llnD 8ittipe ~3ipeiter Che bon Ser
nnrp NHel. 5tlbs. Shreiner al Cons
bort pobnbaft. = g.: Sominif 2ans
Der. alt ~ Sabre. Gisarrenarbeiter.
cbelos.
2ngcmb II r q, Is. Scbr. 9ie
auf WerleritraBe gelegene Hemiic oes
&utifenpermietbers Srn. 9ablcn
ipiirbe eeitern gbenS burd cine
Senersbrunit 3erit6rt. Iafbarn
bransen in Die Hcn,iie elm unb rettee
ten % 8ageu unb 8lltideu. Srei
Shlitten unb einiges Yferbegeihirr
iplrbc inbcB elm Spfer Der Slammen.
Sas Seuer funb reihli6e Nabruns in
benz &o99enitrob. poppn etlua 900
3entner III Der Hemiie aufaeifnpelt
iparen. Den pereinten Sen,iibungen
Der @ebren bon &reuesriinp6en, SOL
lerih unb 0terl aeians cs oas anlies
aenbc Saus nno Den Staa beS auts
ifers @ornid su Ihiieen. &ablen err
leibet einen bnr6 Seriiderun9 sebeds
ten Sdaben 0 5000 .Sranfen; Sorz
MD einen bnrh Die 9oiharbciten pers
uriahcn uno burd) Yeriiheruna ges
bedten Shaoen bon 900 Sranfen.
9nrem A, Is. Sebr. Mui
bic alaae elmer IiB 8eiiie ans Gbis
caep. Sa.. giorbs Imcrita. ipuroc Elm
Dor einiaen 5aacn ans Nmerifa Bier
eingctroffener 2urcmburaer Hamens
NifolauS Sleeper p~erbaftet. Sers
ielbc bate lid IN Der YoititraBc an
8abnbof niebergelaiien. CT itebt
inter benz @erpaftc. Der pben ers
pdbntcn Wib Suipelen unb cine @elbs
iumme bon 5000 S6iling entnenect
Al babcn. 0crp baol Bic Sur.
Stg." mclbct. Der iran3Diiihe Soft
miniiter 0tiIeranb babe Den Gntiuurf
eines IbfommenS nah 9urcmblrg aes
ihidt, in peldcm bas sesenieitige
8riefportu nit 10 Gentimes bis 3l
20 @rarnm pereinburt Ut. Die Ger
dbiebuna bes 9rieffarten zSortoS bcs
baltic lid Der Niuiiter nod Dor. - Die
CUR. Solfssta." meloet: Simpertss
berg. Die Yroteits 2iiten se9cn bic
dntisreligioie getpceung III nnlerer
3ammer entbalten iiber $50 Nas
mensunterihriften bon WGnncrn uno
8dblern uuiercS YlateauS. Ilio
nibt .llntcridriiten bon Sraicn unb
8eti6neltern". pie bnS bauptitGptiihc
Serrers@ latt lid bon chem Simpcrtss
berger Serrcrbduptlins beludien Iicbl
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08
9as meme g%aterunier.
Son Sruu s. a ct Re Sel5. Gins
cinnati, Sbio.l

Sic flcinc slnna bctet ieben SlbenS
Dor bem Sdldienaebcu baS ~Waters
unier". nnb omar ldut. in Der Meia
nlins. Der liebe @ott bore es beiier.
60 audi zines Ibenbs bceinnt lie ans
bddtig 5u beten. bel Der pierten Ditto
luirb lie ploBlih it'll, nad fimScm
Shpeieen betet lie lpieber: .llnicr
tdglid 9rpt sibt ms beute - fpenn
Oh aber fein 9rpt bait. sib ms MIR
auden.~ Ser Batter bate am Wits
tnsstiih iiber ihledte Soften aetlast
ebenio iiber ihhpere Nrbeit mn ony
tdsliGe 0rot. unb oies mofte ipobl
Die llriahe iein. tpelhe in benz fleineu
ainbcrber5cn bieie Bite pernnlabte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08
Wah's chemio!

Sic Sonne blidt nit beIlcm SGcin
so frcnnbltd in Die @elt bineii,.
yWPnd)'S ebenio!
Sci better uto irob!"
Ter Baum itredt ieinc Aeitc Dor,
CUR 1Dbc itrebt CT fii6n emppr.
.g2ad1's mic Der Baum
Sm lonni9cu Hnuml"
9ic Guelle ipringt unb ~riciclt fort,
Siebt raid uno lcid't bon Srt an Srt.
.Wfdh's ipie Der SiieQ
llnb reee bid ifncnl"
Der @o9el iingt ieiu 2ieblciu hel.
Srellt lid M Come, Baum uno Gueu.
,Yfad'a cbenipl
Gel riilti9 unb frobl"
Sitte icbr!
Hiemanb, Der CO anitener
fam. ipltc iih in bicien Suaen
enttnlteu BON oftereu Subtle
Ieiiesgeben. BON gnpfana Der
Saframcnte Der 9iiSe linb Dcs
Mltnrs; BON Mlmoienaebcn;
i~iberbalint bonn Cute s@crtcz tbun
uno guar ntehr ais mans gcs
fupbnlih 81 tbun pflcgt. @er<
geBt ben @in3ent DC Yntlz
@erein, ben 3elfer Der Irnten,
niftl -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-02
MANCHESTER.

Manchester Grange has held large.
interesting meetings during the sum-
mer season, better than in any pre-
vious season. New members are
taken in at nearly every meeting. The
meeting to be held Saturday evening.
Sept 3, promises to be one of the best
as the chairs are to be filled by the
women An interesting program is al
so in the hands of the women. Every
woman who is a Patron of Husbandry
is requested to be present and bring
a cake and the men are invited to
look on. They wish to make this
meeting a good one to begin the fall
and winter season.
w F Temple and family went on
an outing to Old l. orchard this week.
Mr. and Mrs ". L. Lord and son.
Irving of North Manchester, called on
Mrs George Crocker at Maplewood, re-
Gently.
Schools in town open Tuesday,
September 6.
Mr. and Mrs George r. Page of Au-
burn. who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George Crocker the past week,
returned home.
Mrs. Adaline S. Brown visited Mr..
and Mrs. Alfred Campbell at their
LONE on Meadow Hill Tuesday.
Mrs. Henrietta Sampson visited Mrs.
Herbert Hopkins on Meadow Hill,
Tuesday
Mrs. Martha Osborne. Mrs. Merton
Foster and Mrs Linda Bates of Au-
gusta were caller on Meadow Hill
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Linda Fates of Augusta is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Martha Os-
borne. at her home on the Lake road.
Miss Francis Southdrd of Bath,
granddaughter Of Mrs. II. F. Samp-
son. and several friends who have
been visiting Mrs. Sampson. returned
home Monday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-02
Marx e. Noble.

Mark Z. Noble passed away quietly
Tuesday evening, August 20. at his
home. 80 Gordon avenue having been
unconscious for two days, says the
Hyde Park (MaSS.) Gazette. At the
time of his retirement in 1908 Mr.
Noble was the oldest business man in
town. He established a drug store al
the corner of Fairmount avenue and
Mott street in 1865. and five years later
moved into the former Neponset block
in Everett square. When the build
ing was burned he hoved to the op-
poste side of Everett square. return
ing again after the present >Neponset
block was erected A man of kindly
temperament and strict business in
tegrity, he enjoyed the respect of all
who knew film and was greatly missed
when failing health caused his retire
ment.
Mr.. Noble was the son of Moses and
Caroline (Howe) Noble. He WAS born
in Augusta. Me, Dec. &. 1899. He
came to Boston when young man
having married Miss Mary Fl. Deerins
At Bath, Me. After living in Boston
short time they came to Hyde Park
residing for Il short time on Water
street. and then removed to then
present home on Gordon avenue. where
they have resided nearly 40 years. Mr.
Noble was Il member of Hyde Park
Lodge. +. A.. NJ. and was held in high
esteem by his associates. He is sur
vved by his wife and son. Edwin V
Noble, d brother. John J. Noble. OF
Newton Centre. and a sister, Miss
= H..
Services were held this friday af-
ternoon at o'clock, at the house. Rev
Perley r. Davis of West Roxbury Of
iciating. A delegation of Hyde Park
Lodge. +. A. NJ. attended. The inter
nent was in Mt Hope cemetery.
The flag in Everett square was
,laced at half mast as token OF
'espect to the deceased.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-02
THE FOGLER FAMILY
Holds Reunion at Glen Cove-About
so Members Present.

Rockland. Me. Sept. Fifty men,
bers of the Fogler Family Association
were present at the cath annual re-
union in Syndicate hall. Glen Cove.
Wednesday, These officers were elect
ed: President, Hon. John w. Fogler
of Skowhegan: vice presidents Frank
P. Witham and G. f. Dunbar of South
Hope: secretary and treasurer, Miss
Matte Fogler of West Rockport: COM
mittee of arrangements, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles H. AchCrn of Rockland and
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Dunbar of
Thomaston: entertainment committee.
Miss Eva Taylor of South Hope, Mrs.
Frank Payson of Rockland, Miss Hell
len Fogler of New York and Mrs Car
rie Caughn of Warren.
Short addresses were made by ]. w.
F'ogler, Benjamin Dunbar, Mrs. Fla
villa Turner and Mrs. Mary Maddocks.
The dinner was served under the di-
rection of Cyrus f. Dunbar, Charles
Farnham and NJ +. Taylor.
President Fogler announced that un-
less more babies were brought to the
next reunion that a resolution would
be introduced indorsng one of Ex
President RoOsevelt's policies.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-02
HAMMOND'S GROVE.

Mrs. w. H. A. Clark of Brookline
Mass, is visiting for couple of weeks
at the Pierce cottage.
d. G. Robinson left Wednesday for
Boston. where he will spend week
Miss Lena Blanchard and Edwin
Blanchard of Augusta passed Sunday
at Pine Croft
Miss Marie Beaudet of Somerville
Mass. who has been visiting at the
Reid cottage, returned Thursday to her
home.
Cedric Blake attended the Central
Maine fair at Watervile Wednesday
Miss Mary Stinson passed two days
of last week with friends in Lewiston
Mrs. Vincent oliver. who has been
visiting in Boston, returned to he1
cottage last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Tebbetts OF
Augusta passed Sunday as the guests
of Hon. and Mrs. Charles p. Hatch.
Frederick A. Jones of Boston was
visitor at the Jones cottage Satur-
day evening.
l.. S. Cooper recently went deep sea
fishing near White Island. Me. Luck
was with him and he brought back a
large number of fish.
Miss Eva Johnson and Alfred John
son of Augusta passed Wednesday at
DIR. Johnson's cottage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-02

Lewiston Sun: The Lewiston Bri
Tade band has been engaged to furnish
music at the Labor Gay celebration ir
Augusta next Monday. A large num-
ber xpf members of organized labor ir
Lew ston and Auburn win take part ir
the scelebrat ton. special cars having
heeR Rengaged to take them to the Capi
tai city"
races to be held at the Driving Park
on Labor day in connection with the
celebration. The owners of some OF
the fast steppers in this vicinity are
The horsemen of Augusta and Hal
lowell and Gardiner are anticipating
with much pleasure the half mile heat
training their thoroughbreds for the
occasion and they expect to furnish a
lot of fun to. the spectators as well as
to themselves. Only horses from the
above named cities are eligible to
compete in these races and conse-
Quently the rivalry is keen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-02


The following petitions have been re-
ceived at the cfiice of the referee in
bankruptcy for Kennebec county: Ira
A. Comstock of Vienna. peddler Peti-
tion filed Aug. 2acadiudicated Aug q.
Liabilities $601 80: assets Si01. all OF
which Is claimed to he exempt. First
meeting of creditors Friday. Sept 16
| The attorney is Joseph {. Holman of
Pennington. Caler .. Hartman OF
Randolph. carpenter. Petition filed
Arg. ~, adjudicated August q. Liza
bilities $7s3,2s: assets ss1s. all OF
which is mortgaged. No deposit,
Bankrupt ordered in before the referee
for examination Friday. Sept. =. The
attorney Is o.. B. Clason of Gardiner.
Fred Lessor OF Waterville. Slaborer Pc
titicr filed Aug II. adjudicated Aug. 10.
|ftanilities $s22: assets 800. all OF which
4 issti$Snedao fesexesipt. First meet
(tnk u vEsfsss'7tSrs Friday. Sept. 9. The
,lttsrAey Is g, ". Hussey Of Waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-02
Working Out Details for
The Big Celebration
The Line Of Parade Speaking
Al ihe State House.
Athletics and Hand Tub squirt
Officials Appointed.

Details that must necessarily wait
till near the end. in completing all ar
rangemcnts for the celebration of La
Dor day are gradually being worked
out. The work involved during the past
few weeks has been the most strenu-
Gus.
The line of procession as amended
will undoubtedly be as follows, unless
a larger body of men arrives than is
anticipated.
Organizations will mobilize and as
semble on Winthrop street near IL
brary Line will start at 10 A. NJ. and
march down State to Western ave-
nre, up Western avenue to Sewall,
down Sewall to Capitol, down Capitol
to State House, where brief addresses
by Governor Fernald. Mayor F. w.
Plaisted, Rev. H. F.. Dunnack, Labor
Commis sioner 7. J. Lyons. Arthur
Fitzgerald and others. Abner Nichols
will introduce the speakers. After the
speechmakng the parade will assem-
bic and march UP State to Grove, up
Grove to Water, up Water to Bend
turning and march down Water to
Bridge, cross Bridge and dismiss for
dinner at City hall
The committee on park has selected
the following committee:
Ticket seller at gate-George Craig.
Ticket sellers outside of gate-Har-
ry Hanks. (south side); H. G. Bowman,
(north side,.
Ticket seller at grandstand-Wm. F.
Harding.
Ticket takers at gate entrance-Po-
licemen: at carriage entrance. Mr..
Brasscau and Albert Mclaughlin.
Care Of teams-A: NJ. Jones.
Interest in the athletic events are as
suming immense proportions and many
local athletes have signfied their in
tention of entering. James Concannon.
who has a record for jumping. will un-
doubtedly capture some of the first
prizes. Donald Metcalf. Earl Grenier
and J. Duffy are the other local jump
ers. Some fast ones are coming from
Bangor to contest in the, dashes and
quarter mile run. The baseball game
between the two fastest teams in tie
city will furnish some exciting enthu-
siasm. The tug-of-war will be nov
city in athletic contests and promises
some fun.
The hand-tub "squirt" will be the
real thing for excitement. These tubs
have been prominent in contests on
this river since the 3os many men liv-
ing now in the three cities having par
ticated in contests on either tubs. the
Tiger of Hallowsll and Hecla of Ran
dolph
p. Fl. Fitzgerald. who has been so
liciting funds for payment of the cele-
bration EXPENSES. rerorts good results
and all who have been approached
lave cheerfully contributed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-02
Nearing End Of a Delight
fol Season al The Lake.
Annual Picnic, Corn Roast and
Cruise TO Be Held Saturday.
Chat About the .cottagers Many
Remain Through Month.

The summer of 1910 is drawing to
an end and things at Cobbossee are
growing much quieter. The cottages
will close up fast after Labor day,
although a number of people are plan
ming to keep their camps open through
the entire month of September Many
of the cottagers think that September
is the best month of all at the lake.
The last event of the season, tthe an
nual picnic. corn roast and cruise) will
be held Saturday and after that the
cottagers will again settle down to
the quiet life. The fishing continues to
be good at the lake. The bathing and
boating are fine. Visitors still come
to the lake and they find it more beau
tiful at the last of the summer than
at the first. The whole summer sea-
son has been delightful one at Cob
bossee and it is with a deep feeling
of regret that the cottagers close UP
their camps.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-02
EAST SHORE.

Mrs. Blaine Owen. who has been
visiting in Skowhegan. returned Tues
day to the Owen cottage.
Mr.. Baker of Melrose. Mass, return
ed to his home Sunday.
Mrs. Warren Buswell of Charles
town, Mass. John Buswell and DR.
Wilson of Roxbury. left Monday for
their respective homes.
G. w. Wadleigh and family of Au
gusta. who have been enjoying life
at The Cedars, moved into the city
Friday.
George A. Middleton of Boston. who
has been visiting at the Haynes cot
tage, accompanied by j. o. Haynes
returned to Boston Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-02
ISLAND PARK.

A large crowd attended the dance
Tuesday night
Mrs. John Redmond of Portland, for
merly of Augusta, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. G. w. Searles last week.
Mr.. Harlow reports that business
continues and he expects to keep the
hotel open about two weeks longer
Mrs. Charles Walker and son of 4Ali-
gusta, who have been camping on the
lower island, moved into the city
Tuesday.
A family reunion was held at the
Searles camp last Sunday. Those pres
ent were: Mr.. and Mrs. c. K Greene
Mr.. and Mrs Will Grant and son Ell
win. Miss EnZa Greene and Alton
Cooper. all of North Pttston: Mr.. and
Mrs. George Crocker. Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie keene and Mrs. Annie Fields
Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. -Searles. all of Au-
gusta, and Mrs. John Redmond of
Portland The party had a most de-
lightful time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-02

Mrs. Nj. S. Dee of Boston, who has
been visiting Mr. and Mrs. .. Z.
Webster. returned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lincoln of
Brooklyn. n. Y, were visitors Mon
day night at the Purington cottage.
Mr.. Bennett of Augusta is building
cottage at Keyes landing
Mrs Huggard of Limestone, Me-. is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. {. Roule.
Hyman Chernowsky returned
Wednesday morning from trip to
New York.
Mrs. j. A. Wellman and daughter
of Portland were visitors at the Roule
cottage Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-09-02

The annual convention of the Maine
Rural Letter Carriers Association will
be held at Auburp next Monday and
Tuesday. Sept 5 and and quite a
number of the carriers in this city are
making plans to be in attendance,
The meetings will be held in the Au-
burn Board Of Trade rooms. Monday
afternoon there will be an address by
Congressman John p. Swasey and
Mayor Irving L. Merrill of Auburn
will give the address ef welcome. 1t
Is expected that IS or 100 carriers will
be in attendance. and the headquarters
during the convention will be at the
Elm House An interesting program
has been prepared for each day. j.
N. Erskine of this city is the vice
president of the association.