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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-26
Macadam Reading Complete.

The macadam roadway on Water street
which this year has been built under the
supervision of Street Commissioner John
Burns, has been completed and the work
has been most carefully done. Water
street between Winthrop and Academy
streets is now a most inviting drive and
the Automobiles take pleasure in pro-
nouneing it one of the most delightful
drives over which they go. while the
borsemen are frequently tempted to try
out their steeds over this smooth course.
The city marshal finds it necessary to
hold them down with a vigilant eye.
While mentioning the beautiful worh
on this business street your scribe is
tempted to mention and give due credit
to Hallowels street commissioner for
the manner i'll which he is looking after
all the streets. not only placing them in
as fine condition as the appropriation
will allow, but by the practice of econo-
my and judcious use of material that
otherwise would be wasted. many other
streets throughout the city are virtually
receiving macadam surface. He has
been enabled to do this by taking the
material that had to be removed in or
der to prepare a proper foundation for
the macadam and-use it on the streets
where only dirt roads were before. Then
with the aid of the city's steam roller
the newly covered streets soon have a
surface as smooth as pavement. Mr..
BURNS also utilizes to good advantage
the rich earth which he is removing from
the cutters by giving it to people who
wish to enrich and beautiful their lawns.
This provides an easy dumping ground
at the same; time rendering good service.
The city fathers and all concerned who
have the interest of the city at heart de-
serve praise for their well doing in the
Improvements. - -, -2..-., 81. BE-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-26
Baseball at the Fair.

DR.. C. w. Abbott, who is in charge
of the baseball for the Central Maine
fair. says that the patrons Will see
some of the best games they ever
witnessed. as five of the fastest teams
in the State are coming to play a
series for liberal purse and the
championship. The teams that VIII
be seen are the Pilgrims of Lewiston.
Fort Preble of Portland. Taconnet OF
Winslow, Fairfield and Oakland. On
account of five teams being in the race
it will be necessary to play both
morning and afternoon. Should, now
ever. one of these teams drop out. the
schedule will be revised and only al
ternoon games will be played.
The ball field is being fixed up IN
frst-class condition and the players
are assured of good grounds. "A set
of bleachers is we'll under way ana
this is something that the people VIII
appreciate. The automobiles Will De
excluded from the field and Will nave
to enter the grounds by the gate AT
the southeast end.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-26
EXTENSIVE REPAIRS
Being Made on Interior and Exterior
Of Congregational Church.

Extensive repairsdlave been made on
the interior of the Congregational
church during the summer, the seats
being re-arranged and finished in a
dark stain to correspond with the fres-
CO work on the interior. Work was
begun Thursday on the exterior. This
will consist Of the removal of the roof
between the two gables over the parish
rooms and the building of a new roof
that will connect the two gables and
run to the roof of the main building.
This will give large room, % feet by
"a feet, which will be used for manual
training. 1t is the intention to have
evening classes there during the year
and to have competent teachers pres
ent tc instruct. This will be for the
entire city without regard to creed and
will fill a long felt want,
This addition to the church work is
one that was made possible by the will
of tho late Miss Sarah Adams, she pro-
viding that the work be done and car
rico out according to the wish of the
pastor, Rev J. l.. Quimby.
The work is being done by Frank
Moore and will be so carried along that
it will in no ways interfere with the
church work which has been suspended
during the months of July and August.
Iii lnin in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-26
Fairfield.
Straw Rides AreBecoming
A Popular Pasiime.
Meeting Of The Grange Circle.
Benton Grange Meets.
Miss Ethel Fairfield Is to Teach
II IN Bristol High School.

Miss Ethel Fairfield. VINO is passing
the summer with her parents. Mr. and
Mrs. George Fairfield, has been pass
ing a few days at her home here Miss
Fairfield has accepted the position of
first assistant at the Bristol High
school, and will take Up her duties
Sept l. She graduated from Colby
College this summer.
Howard Atwood and son Calvin, who
have been passing few days in this
vicinity returned to their home in
Milton. Mass, Thursday. They came
by automobile. ...-
Miss Mary A Kenrick has returned
from a vacation of three weeks passed
with her brother Harry +. Kenrick, at
Hudson. N. f., and other friends in
Massachusetts.
MIR. and Mrs. Lester Patterson and
daughter Harriet. and Miss Gladys
Fogg of Scion are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. George Wyman and other reia-
tives in Benton. They will &c from here
to Augusta for a visit.
Miss Agnes Barton, who has been
passing few weeks at Ocean Park,
has returned to her home here.
Miss Angie Rockford gave a Straw
ride to a number of her friends this
week in honor of her Goth birthday
anniversary. After the ride the party
repaired to Miss Beckford's home,
where refreshments were served and a
social hour was enjoyed.
/ Miss Emma Brown has returned
from a visit with relatives and friends
in Portland.
The ladies of the Grange Circle met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Everson
Brown for their regular business meet
ing.
Miss Edna Kendall of Lynn, Mass,
who has been in town for d visit to
Miss Bertha Brown, has returned to
her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pillsbury are
enjoying d vacation.
Mrs Frazier Thomas and daughters,
Mrs c. f. Barton, Miss Essie Marston,
Mrs. Harold Richardson and daugh-
ter, Mrs Horace Hamlin and daugh-
ter passed Thursday at Cascade park
enjoying family gathering.
Rev Mr.. Weeks of Benton gave a
Straw ride to the young people this
week and entertained them at his home
after the ride. The occasion was much
enjoyed. -.
A sociable will be held this evening
! at Benton schoolhouse.
The regular meeting of Benton
Grange was held Wednesday evening
at the hall, when the usual business
was transacted.
Mr. and Mrs w S. Simpson have re-
turned from Il two-Weeks vacation at
Pootbbay Harbor
Mrs. John Curtis and daughter Alice
| of Hinckley have been visiting Mrs.
William Hall, High street, for week.
Miss Annie Delano has gone to Port
land for a weeks vacation.
| Miss Vesta Whittier has returned
from a three weeks visit at North
port. Belfast and Hartland.
l. William Preble is i'll at his home on
Summit street.
Miss Marion Goodwin has returned
from a weeks visit in North Arson
| Rev r. A. Rich has returned from
North 'Anson, where he has been at
| tending campmeeting.
Miss Eva Mulholland is in town WIS.,
| iting friends
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Charles e. LittIefieid.

Charles f. Littlefield. aged 53 years.
died quite suddenly Thursday morning
at Owls Head, where he has been with
DIR. NJ. S. Goodrich and party at the
seashore. He was taken sick Wednes-
dav and lbs family were notified. Mrs
Littlefield was about to go to Owl
Head. when she received word OF his
death.
The deceased was born in Rome, Me-,
and after coming to this city was en-
ployed in the Lockwood mills for 20
years. He had been in the employ OF
DIR. Goodrich as chauffeur and was
well known in this city. A widow,
daughter. Mrs. Theresa Robertson. two
sons. Joseph and Lorenzo Littlefield OF
Rome and two sisters, Mrs. ST.. Wor-
cester of Mercer and Mrs. Blaisdell OF
Readfield survive.
The remains were brought to this
city early Friday morning and taken
to his late residence on Pleasant street,
where TIE funeral will be held Satur-
day afts noon rrF
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t@si
Daane w Bowie.

Word wassreceived in this city yess
terday morning of the>sudden death at
Portland. Wednesday of Deane W.
Bowie. formerly of this city. MIR.
Bowie had been living at Portland for
the last two years and was in the emr
ploy of the Beechwood Ice Co and was
at work there when he was attacked
with heart trouble and died at his
work. A. widow and brother. George
w. Bowie of this city and Albert G..
Bowie of Florida, survive. The re-
mains will be brought to this city this
noon for interment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-26
Fair Grounds Are
Now a Busy Place.

The headquarters of the Central
Maine Fair Association, which hitherto
have been on Main street. were moved
Thursday afternoon to the fair
grounds. where the officials. will be
found from now until the close of the
fair Secretary George r. Fuller nee
essarily has to be on the spot in order
that he may locate the ground for the
exhibits and fakirs. g.,
Considerable activity was seen at
the fair grounds Thursday afternoon
and the grounds are beginning to as
sumo the nature Of a settlement. Many
tents were pitched and the fakirs and
other entertainers were getting busy
for the strenuous week Although it
is a few days early for the general ar
rivals, the last of the week will be a
grand hustle. After the Bangor fair,
which closes Friday, the horses. stock
and all other exhibits will come to this
city.
The spur track, which was installed
by the Maine Central. a short distance
from the fair grounds. will be utilized
in transporting the horses and stock
and saves a great deal of time and
labor By cutting directly across
country it is but a few minutes from
the track to the grounds.
The large coliseum andt exhibition
halls are fast being transformed into
halls of beauty. Many of the local
merchants and others are busy con-
structing their booths and salesrooms.
More space than ever before will be
utilized in this respect and the halls at
least will surpass any previous at
temps. Supt. J. c. Fuller was over
seeing the work Thursday and knows
lust how to handle the affair to have
it suit the people. .,.. g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-26

The tramps are again becoming nu-
merous. although at this time of. the
wear they are expected. The fair
coming on attracts the usual number
of suspicious looking persons. me
residents of the outskirts of the city
appear to be the people most pestered
by their calling at the houses for food.
The tramps feel in a certain degree
safe as these sections are not patrol
ed. Thursday morning several COM
plains were sent in from people, but
not until the tramp could have reach-
ed safe distance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-26

The first regular meeting. after a
wo-months vacation. will be held Fri
day evening by the Ladies' Auxiliary
of j. Wesley Gilman Camp. No. rs. s.
of V. An entertainment will be pro-
vided and refreshments served A full
attendance is desired
- Mr.. and Mrs. Spaulding of Alpine
street are visiting friends in Augusta
Mrs, N. P. Beveridge is keeping house
for them during their absence.
W. ]. Wesley of Rome Thursday
transferred his farm to Geo. Mosher of
Connecticut. consideration 81. The
farm is nicely located on Great pond
and Mr.. Mosher intends to make it a
summer resort.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-26
OAKLAND.
To Begin Work 90 Mes \!
sa|onskee Fish Screen,
Picnlcs Held al Cascade Park
Engagement Announced.
S. Of v. Auxiliary Meeting Tonight
"A Rome Farm Sold.

James Stevens has sold his valuable
4-year-old mare by Johnnie Wilkes to
Webster Williams of Waterville. This
mare although entirely green; has given
great promise of speed. Jim still thinks
that she is a second Jeanne ID.
Marie LIE Plante of White River June
ton. VT. and Walter b. Chase, brakeman
on the Somerset r. r., have announced
their engagement, the marriage TO take
place in the near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Barker have re-
turned to Gardiner, after about week
visit at the home of her parents, MI
and Mrs. Thomas Field
James Bracket of Phillips, chairman of
the Fish and Game Commission, was in
town Thursday to confer with the local
committee NJ. l.. Strickland, h. NJ. Eos
ter and r. c. Taylor, in regard to the
fish screen which is to he placed at the
outlet of Messalonskee lake The loca-
ton has been determined, the contract
has been let to the a. Il. Bates Co ana
the work is to begin at once Five nun
bred dollars has been appropriated by the
State and enough more has been pledged
to guarantee the construction. few
DAYS delay may be caused by the contin-
ned high water in placing the foundation,
hut as soon as that can be laid the work
will be rushed to completion.
Mrs Olive Boardman, who has been
i'll for some time. has had a relapse.
Mrs w. A. Goodwin took the school
children whom she carries on the
school team to Cascade Park Thurs
day for a picnic. Ice cream sand
J. Il
and all had very enjoyable time.
4 picnic uArty came down the SOM
erset from Norridgewock to Cascade
park. Thursday. numbering 40 from the
Congregational Sunday school, .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-26

ferfh~ Lodge. No.-179a M e. 30. p.
Wednesday evening", and it was voted
TO accept the Invitation !, from the
Field day exercises at Lake Grove.
Auburn, Saturday afternoon and
evening. Sept. g. A special car will
leave Gardiner at either 11.3O or 1870,
provided sufficient number of tickets
can be sold ina Gardiner Hallowell and
Augusta. to warrant engaging the car.
Tickets now on sale by members of the
committee, Members of the order and
friends are cordially invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-26
Mayor Wingate's Interest In Motors
and Autos.

Mayor Wingate returned the first of the
week from few days business trip to
Boston and reports that he saw some fine
motor boat races on the Charles river
Saturday. where there We're some very
fast boats. but none faster than the
"Kennebec Boy owned by Mr.. ellison of
Gardiner. although he only secured third
prize due to a heavy time allowance Civ
en- his boat. Mr.. Wingate also took the
time to look up the special fall sales of
autos and found the firms willing to
make special cut prices on their goods
for immediate delivery. He was especial
~ attracted by the low prices on a few
good second hand and demonstrating
cars which they were anxious to dispose
of before the end of the season. He made
an offer on one or two small cars in ex-
change for his old one which they accept
ed and are to deliver this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-26
RaBsing RepphIlea!p Rally
+as||!e! "a ! 81 iIgil!l!i!ag'
Splendid Speech BY Hon. Cyrus
4 Biant|h ltltl Wq g!y! .
Deaih Of Dsans Bowie -congrsga.
!. iiunal Chussk Rspsivst as's~

A grand Republican rally was held
IN this city Jast evening and there was
nlenty Of noise and red fire to go with
4 The rally was under the auspices
NJ the Fernald Club and like all the
many things they have, SO far under
taken. it was a great success. They
we're assisted by the Gardiner, Band,
which gave short parade and the
speaking was in front of the rooms of
the club About 1900 were present and
great enthusiasm was shown. a.
The speaker Of the evening was Hon
CYRUS N Blanchard of Wilton and he
proved a strong and well yersede one
He was introduced by Hon. e. l.. Bus
sell and spoke on State issues almost
entirely, not mentioning the city OF
county affairs. He dwelt most fully on
the state appropriations that there was
no way that the prosperity of the State
could be continued win the appropria-
tons being made as they are at the
present time. He explained how the
money was expended and the great
GOOD that was resulting from it. He
also explained how false many of the
assertions-of the Democrats were and
how they had mixed up. facts with
fiction so that they appeared in a false
light. .., ..,. ....,.,. .,......... ...s..,
The banner is a large one and bears
only the name of Bert M. Fernald fol-
Governor. .,-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-26
Clever Work in the
Grand, Circuit.

New York, Aug 25-The third day of
the Grand Circuit meeting at the Empire
City track drew good crowd today ana
in two of the three events the largest
fields of the meeting SO far were on the
track A high wind prevailed throughout
the afternoon, precluding any record time
being made.
General H., the bay stallion by Com
bineer won the 2.o9 class trot in straight
heats. and Teasel and Alice Roosevelt
divided second and third moneys after
two close finishes. The Hungarian stall
lion Willy, driven by II. A. Walterson,
won both heats and first money In the 2,l5
Gloss trottng to wagon in faultless STYLE
with Direct Tone. driven by, James But
Ter. the owner of the track, stepping into
second place.
The first split heats of the meeting oc-
CURED in the Beacon stakes for PAGERS
e.O5 class Baron Whips won the first
and Ess II. Kay the second. Only the
winners of heats were allowed to go IN
the third heat. and while the starter oid
not give, them the word. the Two lie"
away. neither driver evidently nearing
the bell. Ess Fl. Kay finished~f1rst and
after some discussion it was mutually
agreed that Ess II. Kay should get nrst
money.
Although scheduled for five days, the
meeting will end tomorrow with the Md
tron Futurity stakes of $4,000 for S-year-
old PAGERS and 10 class for PAGERS ana
the Bonner Memorial stakes OF YOU" LOT
trotters in the ,c.25 class
STAKES. si5oo-2.os
CLASS, TROTTING-2 IN .. ~
General H., b h. by Combineer (Haag)
Teasel, CHI m (Andrews). :...-...a
Alice Roosevelt, CHI m (Murphy)..-..
Aouin, b s IF Jones). .................-..o .
Ora Bellini, br (Dickerson,. :.....'.''ss ,
Miss Baratone. b m (McDevitt. :
Soprano. ch f (Andrews).....
Time7g07,, 100.
REACON STAKES. sl5oo-2.o5 CLASS.
PACING IN ;. 49,.
Ess H. Kay, blk s. by Direct Hal :,
paron Whips. oh tMurphy>. : :
black Log blk (Shank). .........'.Ss
Walter Hal. gr $ Murray. .......'s-f
Ethan Roberts, br g (Healy)......5
Time-2o5, 2.05s no time taken for third
sprtDwAY STAKES. s25oo-21s TRoT-
TING TO WAGON. AMATEUR pRlN-
/ ERS-2 IN 5. NJ
willy. $. by Wilburn NJ. twatter-, +,
Direct Tone. big flames Butlerl..'....a Z
BARON Dell. b CDevison), .............'ss |. !,
Datar Dorsey. b e (Devereux).. .s..-..'3 !
1smaliari. CHI 6 (Hinds).,-....s...''..
Il Time-...1la, 21oa,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-26

Officer E. ]. Lambert went to the
northern section of the city Thursday
morning on a complaint and down
near the vicinity where the steam
shovel is at work found bundle OF
clothes near a tree. The bundle con-
sisted of shirts. collars and cuffs which
were probably stolen from some line
but no report of any missing clothes
has been sent in 1t is claimed per-
sons in that vicinity have been seen
tearing into pieces what appeared to
he sheets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-26
First Day, Tuesday, August 80.

First Day, Tuesday, August ~.
2.4o CLASS PACE--PURSE $500.
Elise Snow, Horace Chenery. Belfast.
Perquette. w. S. Flanagan, Portland
Nathalie, J. E. Kent. Newmarket, ~. n.
Frank Taylor. College Stables, Bruins
Nazamora. College Stables Brunswick.
Steele. College Stables. Brunswick
Cabeli, Pine Tree Stables. Lewiston.
Alaius Hall, Pine Tree Stables, Lewis
Lady Braden, c. L. Austin. Brooks.
Bob Patch. Fred K. Small. Lisbon
Falls.
Prince Baron, w. A. Dykeman. Houl-
Doctor Billings. Mayberry Farm. Casco.
Claberta, Mayberry Farm 'Casco
Senator Patchen, c. N. Jackson. Fox
croft.
Peter Pan, J. A Dewitt, Pressure Isle.
Maggie B., r. w Burrill, Bangor.
Col Direct, College Stables, Brunswick,
s-YEAR OLD OR UNDER-PURSE $500.
Jane Lister. Horace Chenery, Belfast
keilar, P. H. Reed, Fort Fairfield
Dan O., Jr, George Groder, Watervtlle-
Ha Ha, Ira w. Fitz, Lewiston.
Montbert Mayberry Farm. Cascot
Oracle Braden, Pearl Brook Farm, Bel
John Direct. F. B. Fogg. So. Paris.
DIR. Bngen. Oscar Pickett, Bangor
ga CLASS TROT-PURSE 500.
Edgemark Gift. Horace Chenery. Bel
fast.
Farm.
Gen Direct. College Stables, Brunswick.
Wilkes Sherwood. r. o. Waite, Lewis
Attorney at Law. Mountain View Farm.
Dandy Joe. A. s. Fuller Oxford. :.
EmilysGale, G. w: Bachelor. Rockland
Andrew j., G. H. Nelson, Waterviile.
Senator Nelson. c. H. Nelson. Water
vile.
Second Day, Wednesday, August 81. =
2.1s CLASS PACE-PURSE $500
Dimple K. P. H. Reed, FIT, Fairfield.
Altissimus, Pottle & Wfggin, lewiston.
Frank Taylor. College Stables. Bruns-
wick
Nazamora. College Stables. Brunswick.
Steele, College Stables Brunswick
Col Direct, College Stables. Brunswick.
Leila wilkes, F. o. Walker. Rumford.
Alcy Bell, Pine Tree Stables, Lewiston.
Prince Alfondly, Pine Tree Stables.
Doris, W. G. Reynolds, Winslow.
Roland, George w. Ross. Portland.
Blanche. c. A. Weaver. Bar Harbor.
Greenbrino. Jr., Morrison Stock Farm,
Livermore Falls
Onward Grafton. Presque Isle Stables.
235 TROT-PURSE $500.
Baron Sidnut, F. w. Carleton, Wool
wich .t
Belka. G. w. Gerow. Fort Fairfield. ,
crescello. W. N. Gilbert, Livermore
Falls.
Gen. Direct, I. r. Morrill,, Brunswick.
Roam Bird, A. Richardson. Jr.. Clinton.
Awake Forest, J. D. Cameron. Haver-
hill. Mass.
Maud s., Pine Tree Stables. Lewiston.
Y katherine Kohl, r. w. Burrill, Bangor,
Fresh Breeze, c. II. Nelson, Waterville-
Rob Wilkes, II. H. Lee, Augusta.
2.15 PACE-PURSE 800.
Thomas j., G. w. Gerow Fort Fairfield.
Stanley c., A. Richardson, Clinton.
Bessie Barnes, G. l.. Jackson. Dover.
Queen Ina, c. Burrill, Ashland
Onward Grattan, Pressure Isle Stock
Farm
Leila Wilkes, F. o. Walker, Rumford.
Ell Gallo, Pine Tree Stables, Lewiston.
Alley Bell, Pine Tree Stables, Lewiston.
Fernando. l.. J. Palmer, Waterville.
Helen Gould. c. w. .Dugan, Woodstock.
N. B. 1873 E!a.a 80 q 4s
Awake Boy. E. Mathewson. Webster.
!,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-26

The Waterville High school boys ex-
pect to have a fast football team this
fall. There are many good players
entering from the grammar school
and although the school lost several
good men by graduation. the chances
this year are good. suitable cosch
will be secured and the team will re-
port for practice Immediately after
school open on Tuesday, Sept. 9th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-26

The girl who escaped from the State
School for Girls Tuesday night is back
in the school very much wiser and very
penitent She was discovered in an or
chard near the school Thursday MORN
ing. ana willingly returned to safe and
comfortable quarters. 1t is quite prob
able that she will never attempt to run
away from her friends again.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-26

Vaughan Brook Lodge, n. L. o. p, OF
saniZed one month ago, started off well
and has kept going, the growth being al
most phenomenal, There is d large en-
rollment with many more applications to
be acted upon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-26

The hand engine Hecla of Randolph
will he taken out Monday evening ana
given working. This will be the hrst
hard work that will be given. the ma ma :
Chine before it enters the contes!
against the Tiger engine of Halloween
az the Labor day celebration that IS 70
oe held at Augusta. There are many
admirers of the engine in this city ana
uaey are all invited to come, and heip
break her down."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-08-26

Rev. Brian c. Roberts of St. Mark $
church, Augusta, will be in charge of the
services at St. Matthew's in this city
next Sunday morning. There will be a
sermon and celebration of the holy COM
munion, with special music by the choir
at 1870 o'clock.