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The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-02-11
Origin of st.
Valentines Day.

st. Valentine is emphatically
the patrou saint Of lovers, and
as such has received the obiatldn
Of centuries He was a prie it Of
Rome. and was martyied by
first being beaten cruelty with
a club and then baheaded, dur
ing the reign of Claudius H., in
the city of Rome, about the year
$40
Ths curious observances which
are hallowed by the memory of
st. Valentine began early in the
third century when he became
identified with this great festival
and elected its patron saint be
cause of his power in mitigating
quarrels of young people and
making thier love affairs run
smoothly
After he had met his tragic
fate, the young people mourned
him aud met secretly each year
20 pay homage to his memory.
On these occasions they present
each other with little love tokens
which they called S.. Valentines,
and from this custom February
IA has reached its present popu
larity and general Observance,
thus making tie anniversary of
a tragic death q day when love
demands a special Offering, and
fancy is free to play in comedy
and caricature 1t is love's'
triumphant holiday, when Gu
pid, the little god of love, reigns
supreme, and is busy sowing his
mischievous darts, while st.
Valinetine holds the winning
cards,
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-02-11
DIsrRIcr ArrY REsIaNs

District Attorney James M.
Hervey has rendered his resigna
ito to dovern0c Curry, to take
effect as soon as hls successor can
be appointed. 1t is not know
who his successor will be, but ex
district attorney l. o. Fullen, of
Roswell, Judge w. A. Havener,
of Clovis, and Assistant District
Attorney J. NJ. O'Brian are can
.didates
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-02-11
RESOLUTION OF
CONDOLENCE.
AS AImighty God in his wi

AS Almighty God in his wis
dom has seen fit to take from
us our beloved brother, Geo. G.
Heath, who was an honored
member of cur Order, we, the
of Kenna Lodge No. 35,
l. 0. 0. F., in deep grief extend
our heart felt sympathy to his
bereaved family, relatives and
friends We mourn the loss of
a4true Odd fellow, a neighbor
and a friend but in our loss we
bow our head in loving faith,
and say: "God's will be done" "
JOHN PUcKETT,
S ii. BIRDwELL,
r. l.. Robertson,
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-02-11
Kenna Lumber CO.

great pleasure his success will
bring to his mother think that
that is brought nom G more 30 a
poor young man than a rich one
Interview With Sir Thomas
Upton in a London papef.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-02-11
Advantage of Being
Born p o0r.

The old adage that a man is
not a man until he has known
what it is to strive for a liveli
hood is indorsed by the great
king of commerce, Sir Thomas
Upton. Sir Thomas is very
decided in his views. 1t is a
good thing, he says, for young
man to be poor For this reas-
on. FIN thcr is in a prosper
ous way Of business the son
more often than not enters that
business Tie way is paved for
him. He never realizes the
vlaue 5f money. lie may turn
out d good busines man, but the
chances are that he being we'll
off Ike will have no incentiye TO
seize opportunities as they come
his way. Suspose, however, a
young man is born poor and has
It0worlS for every penny he owns.
Dosen't he realize the value of
money, and is he not always on
thequi vive to make the best of
his chances?
Then, again. ihe yonng man
burn poor keeps green about
him tile memory Of what he was
once. He can feel the true nature
of things; he cal grasp tile idea
of the man who y STRUGGLING to
come to the FROM. He has beeti
a poor man himself-he knows
better what the strength of en-
couragement is and what good a
kindly word does for the work
ing classes he was one of them.
Realizing their Struggles himself
he works for them. gains their
support, and 60 operation-he
helps himself ahead at the same
tine.
The young man born rich
is very apt to b. particular about
his hours Of labor-not so the
Young man who has been learn
ed to work earl y ,nd late.
The young fellow wants
to get along in the world. and is
on the wrong track. Employers
don't like the man who is always
watching the clock.
Again, the poor young man
after business hours, is more apt
to try to improve hrmself than is
the rich young man The rich
young man feels that he has no
need of improving himself in the
way of edu 3etion;the right kind
of a poor young man feels that
he must. And that is just the
spirit that is going to make him
succeed To study is one Of the
guarantees OF 4uc, ess, a young
man IN tl.se wentieth century
days ould nase at leasf one or
two foreigu laaguages, and they
heip sea dee
Thepoor yQuug man is more
apt tc have i civil tongue in his
head ti,an The rich one Necess
ity makes 1t 50 Always be civ
IiL Are not the poor mans shili-
ings as good as tie rich mans
pounds?
One of my hobbies is that the
young man in commercial life
should always bearin mind the
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-02-11

To borrow $3.50 on s months
time, and have more than $1,000
collateral with which to secure
pay f1ent. Call at RECORD office
FOR namB and address.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-02-11
Are You A MuIeP

Certainly not. But, you are
thepossesor Of mule or horse
Talk TO LOckART: he
itiaiSes HAH N ESS.
KrrNA. N. NJ.
The Kenna record. (Kenna, Roosevelt County, N.M.) 190?-1924, 1910-02-11

she size She She She She She
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-11

Seilreblner aus alpeibunoert geah.
fomnen eneliider Oi6ter be1tanoelt.
9lls 9[n1oB gait Ser So1rcstaq Der
@eburt Sir 9llgerlton Smil1Gurnes
Inter Sen @elooenen befonhen iid)
ser @er5og BON Rorfolf, 2oro 2ptton,
2aop 2inoiap Sbellep uno Selcll
Watbers (Sran @eurp &eepes). @ie-
le irltereliante 9teoen uno 0crtrqoe
lpiir5ten oas WeabG.
: &uf Dem 9omplat III 0eiin-
6en lit Die Gen1ile ser orittelt uno
bierten 8atterie oes 1. Seloartillerie-
Hegiemnts our6 ein rol1 I'm 1id)
greifenoes Seuer 5erltort troroen.
Die @ei6iibe fonnten nod nit ero6-
ter Waiibe eerettet meroen. sl6er bos
BORT aufbelpabrte &riegsmateriol uno
S6an55elg lit perbranllt. Scr
&riegsminiiter uno ser &onln1o,1<
oont leiteten ielblt Die @ergultgs=slr-
beiten.
= Ser Stootsanpalt in &rag bot
eegen oen ieiner5eit pielgcnolntelt
Brofeilor 8. @abrmunb bon Der oor~
tieen rehts= lmo itootspiiieuIboftli-
den Sofultat pegen geleioigung ser
fatboliiden Stride alaee eingeleitat.
Die 8eleioigung piro in eiuer1 8or-
troe oes observation-disclosures iiber
u&lerifale Srganiiotion" gefunoen.
= Giner iiber angeblihe 0alfan-
gfeiieplane bes gr5ber5og-Gbronfol-
gers BON Selterrei6, Sron5 5eroi-
naro, perbreiteten Meloung miro BON
offi5ioier Seite enteeeengetreten. gs
miro ousoriidIid fonitatiert, baB ser
Sbronfolger peoer nod &onliolttillo-
pei nod nod Sofia reilen iperoe.
= @r=8rdiioent HpoIebelt ul.o
ieine Srau iino in Ser fleinen italie=
nif6en Staot 9arto Malri5to, in
oeren Nabe Die S6pelter Der 5rau
9tooiepelt cine 8illa beiibt, nit gro=
Bem @ntbuliosnlus aufgenonnlen
moroen. Mton bot 9fooiepelt gum
gbrenbiirger Ser gtaot gelnadt lnte
bat cine StroBe nod linn 9ioolepelt
9ouleparo eenannt.
grin5 gitel sSrieori6, ser
alpeite Sobn oes beuti6en Gaiiers,
Ser iid nod Seruialem beeieht, nm
als 8ertreter ieines Gaters Der @in-
meibung oes oeutldeit Soipi5es auf
Dem Sel6erg beisulpobnen, lit in We-
gleitl,ng ieiner @enroblin pon MIer-
onoria III sSerllIalem eingetroflen.
Der Sofen uno oie Stabt luoren 81
Gbren oes gonres feItli6 beflag9t
uno cine groBe Menidenn1enge berei-
tete Dem 8rin5en uno ieiner <Sattin
am 2anoungsplase eiiten ent6ulio-
itii1en Gnpfong.
9lus 9lrco III Sirol fonlnlt bic
&unoe, oaB &aroi1al Slntou Soiepb
@rni6o Siiriter5biidof BON g8iell,
pelder ienen &llrort felt eilliger 3eit
benubt, erfronft lit. Sci Dem auBer~
oroentlid) boben Sitter oes eatienten
pel6er I'M neur5igIten 2ebensiabre
ltcbt gilt iein 3ititano ols eefabrlid,
Dos lenfbare MotorluftidifL
nit heiien gar Die Siemens-Shu-
tfert-@erfe beiddftiet naren, 1T nnl-
mebr fertig geIteGt noroen. Gs lit
ser groBte bisber bor6anoelte Segler
Ser 2iifte. Ser Grobeoufltieg iuiro
IN 81loe ltattfinben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-11
l1nter Dem geamen &ere @ru

ltnter Dem Namen Gere @ru5,
Sobasco & Gampe6e 9iuihpap Cont
itrution Company lit IN slaerifo
cine @eieai6aft organiiiert noroen,
Die cine 8abn bon Santa 2llcre8ia
i'm Stoate @ero Gru5 no6 Gmtpede
Der Sauptltaot oes auf Ser Salbill-
iel Oucotan gelegenen Staote3 gan=
pefe, bauen mill. @leid5eitig nnr-
De in Stem Seriep cine @eieill6oft
orgoniiiert, melde oie @elber fir
ben gau llno Die Sntrebiebulg ser
8obn oufbringen mill. Die @eieG-
i6oft bat neun Sabre 3eit I'm bic
8abn fertig Suiteaen. Gie neue
9abn miro Die 8ero @ru8 & Bacific
8abn NIT oen gueatan 8obnen Der.
binoen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-11

Gs iueben milbe Srii6limgslafte,
Bonn @inter idtutnbet jebe Spur.
Wir atmen iiife 8lnmenbiiftc.
Sn Der ertuahenben Natmr.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-11

Dem erpiinl6ten Wartprertuln pers
belfen.
= Die &onln1iiiion fir Sen 5iui-
i6enitaatli6en SanoelsperfcDr bat
entidieoen, ooB es ungerebt lno
unperniinftig bon Der 8ullman-Ge-
ieaidaft iei, fiir oie llnteren llno
Die oberen 8etten IN Sen S9laflpo-
gen glei6 piel 5u bere6nen. @leid)-
5eitig iebte iie Die Bullnon=0taten
BON Chicago na6 ser Baeifle~&iilte
berunter uno nabnt au6 an per.
i6ieoenelt anoeren Staten geronae-
rungen por. Man betrahtet oieles
8orgeben ais ben 9lnfang eiller off,
semeinen 9eeltoronun9 ser HuI(-
man=Gatell.
= Cine Depeicbe aus Spriuefielo
in Woiia1nietts meloet: llllter bcln
@influB Der lulllltterbro6enen goli,
5eiperbore 5uiammenbre9eno, 1eItono
8ertrum g. Spencer, SRI. s9artbo
8. 9ladltone III Ser @obnll:1J bon
Srau Sorab S. 0om onl oorigcn
Donneritag eri6oiien 5u ba6en. 3u-
glei6 gab er 5ll, Der llrbeber eiller
langen 9feibe BON gliidli6e' gin-
briiden Oie Sprirlgfielo in eiinn
3uitano Ser Yonif perieetcl, gene
len 5u iein. Sn ieinem @eltdnonis
iagt Spencer, DOB er iti6t Die 9lt..
ii6t batte, Sri. 8ladltotle oOer Sri.
Dom 5u totem lonoern bob CT hei
Dem @nblid Der beioen Srollclt lnebr
erldraf, als oieie ielbit uno aus
SSmpuls feuerte, oDne Mblid)t, Sc
mano 5l perIeben. geienols, be-
bauptet Spencer, iei er in ein Sals
init Ser @biidt eineeorungcl 5u to-
ten ct babe INNER geelollht, Ber-
ionelL pie i'm etipa iiberroi6ten
lpiiroen our6 feline gSatfe 0il1ge-
idiidtert iperoen. 9[ls Spclleer 5u-
erit gefragt ipuroe, narlun er bus
2eben zines 8erbre6ers fitDrte, ant
nortete ct, bob er no6 8eriibuna ieie
nes eriten @inbruds ollr9 oie allge-
meiile Iufnlerfianfeit oerart fos5i-
niert iporoen iei, ooB er Ole 3ei-
tungsberidte Derl6lungelt babe lulo
nidt mebr oapon laiien folinte. ge-
ionoere gefrieoigune gemdbrte i6nl
ieine @ei6idlidfeit, Die Boli5ci Dtil-
ters 2idt 5n fiibren.
SSn @orintb, Weiliiiiippi, lit eil
geipiiIer Beter &enneop, ein unber-
reilenoer uSbop man, bon einelr
Poli5ilten nomens Carpenter er-
iboiien poroen. aenenoD Daite ilt
Der geabe BON Selner, 9enreilee, ouf
elmer Glantage fan1piert, lpar nit
Dem geIiber oerlelben, einHl jun
gen Mtanne nanens Oscar Smith
in Streit gerateli botte ouf iGlr ee.
idoilen uno i'm i6per pertpunoct,
Gr NOR oarallf nah gorintb Jeritten,
bort mar Die Boli5ei l6on bon feiner
slnfllnft peritonoiet ullo Boli5iit
Carpenter erflarte ibn als er ibrn
ouf Ser StraBe begegnetc, iiir per~
baftet Initatt ii6 rubig 5lt ereeben,
5og er ieine Biitole, porauf garpelt-
ter i'm nieoeridoB.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-11

@ie aus @oibineton serneloct
miro, iollen Die geniusbeomten am
Sreitag nit ibrer 9lrbeit begillnerl.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-11
M. 6. & s. gabu.
ssriblimgs>%ieo.

Gs tueben milbe SriibfimgsIifte,
Bonn g8inter idltutnbet iebe Spur.
gStr atnten iiiRe Slnmenhiiftc.
Sn Der ertuadlenben Natmr.
Gs idlreden min bic bpben 9reiie
@on Spl5 nnh Gpblen nns nt6t mebr,
S6gleidJ ipsar Der Yrets bpnt Cite
Sn LETTER 3eit iidj itetgert iebr.
llnh Sis, has emit 2urusartifel
Sit beute idDm @ptiuenbisfeit.
Spd) itebt, fir tGglidJ etnen MGel,
0enug 5ur glbfiiblnng bereit.
Man iitt audi gerne i6jpn TIM sSreicit,
Sinh amf) bic 8Gnm' erit i6padJ belaubt
llno iuentg Sf)attem nns berleibem,
llno nns Der @tnb ben Slid bedanbt.
Ser Stanb, ia has lit cine EIage,
Die nnierm Stabtrat ielbit geniert,
Ser iiber bieie beifle Srase
Sit mandJer nMeeting" belibriert.
Gs ipiinifJt iidj einen snten Te9eu
Ser Stahter tpie Der sSarmer ,upi,
SudD ifeint es, als pb bieier Segem
ltns nidjt 10 balb erreidem ipll.
ltnb Srpfenbeit, bas tit fdjpn Iange
Sas Siel Der Wimferieligfett,
Spf) lit uns barmm bod ntdt banse,
Sic enbet idjpu sur rebten 5cit.
@enn uns bic aeblen trpden iueroen,
Sas tit fiirtuabr elm fdJled1ter Gpafs.
Gin jebes @eien bier auf Grbcn
@erlangt SIT ieinem Saiein: nnae".
1tnb @aiier tut es nidlt alleinc,
Senn aud) ben 8etit begebren iuir.
9'rnm trinfem mir int SriiblinBsiheiac
Ipr allem bas Mlamu 8ter.
Sas lit Gin Bier nafb nni'rem oersen,
Gs idmedt ms baf 81 ieber Sett,
Drum ftebe itets BET rtnntfreu SdjcrSer.
Gin Slaid)dlen ~ a mt ." bcreit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-11
Gem @rabe entriiiea.

ugad 4iabrigern 2eioen an Cunt
genleiben, batte ib bereits nne Soft
nung aufgegeben", idreibt Wers. ~.
8. Dir aus glarfsbille, Selln bod
Ser @ebrau6 bon Or. Sings glclu
DISCOVERY bot mir tpieber neues 2e-
ben eegeben." 8eriu6t es. 50c uro
$t.00. @eriudsflaide frei. @aran-
tiert bon alien Oruqqilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-11
slus 0urono, peid.

= aus 0urono, 0}i6,, nlelOet
man: Seit mebrerell Sabren baben
Die @irte uno oas liberale g(elnen.
in Nagemeinen Die SbiapaIec
Gollltp Spaar-ganf, be8p. oeren
&aiiierer 5. g. Conn ltarf patroni
iiert. Mit oieier .Batrona9e bats
nun elm @noe, oelln Conn bai iid
auf Die Seite Der Muder gcldlagen
gebabt lno 9teoen 5u oercn Gun
item bonn Stapel gelalien. Sereits
puroen seeen. $4,000 9epoiiten ous
obiger 8anf 5uriidge5ogen mo tell
peiie in elmer onoeren, eerooe iiber
Der StraBe befinoli6en 0anf oepo-
f1iert
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-11

Stelleseind) - Dentider Sourna-
lift 5 Sabre in amerifa taiig, 5rr
3eit beidaftiet iu6t Steaung ols
&eoafteur an elmer oeutiden 3eltung,
lanomirti6aftli6es 9latt porge5ogen.
Nad5ufragen unter Gbiffre 9l. g.
nieies WInttes
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-11

Sci SAGA in ben 9pren1en 1at
iid Elm perbGllgnispoller 2omlllen-
itilra ereienet. 8ur6 oie gepaltiget,
bon ben Bergen niebereegangenen
S6neenlaiien ipuroen 5ebn ober 8polf
8auernb1uier nit ibren @eiuobnern
perihiittet.
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Der 9Gmpn Der Quft

lit Der 4eim bon ga Grippe. DerleI.
be er5euet S6p66e, 9erbolitat, 9lp..
petitloiiefeit nit l1noronungen Der
2e6er unb 9tieren. electric gitters
reinigt bas 8lut, ftdrft oen Wtagen
uno bringt 2eber uno Nierelt ME.
Der in Sronltng. Sour SOC. 8oae 3it-
frieoenbeit garqntiert bon oueu
Druggilten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-11

= @ute @etrdnfe uno fonoier
2tnh Itets in 8nrgitaller's Salopa
nnb &eitanrant, 8illita StraBe, ne6en
Sci SoIle Der Germonnsfobne.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1910-04-11
@iienbaDn= Jabrplan.
&. & g. q. gahn

5. & q. q. 8abn.
glo.3 Som @orber. .6.45 oberbs
yto. s. Som Norben. .6.45 mora
yto. 7-2ocal bon Searne 1000 mora
geo. 9-2ocal bon Baleitine. =.
$50. 4 Son g5erifo. III. .i.5o uosfrpI nad1ln'
$50. 12-2ocal bon 2arebo (aetniIdt)
go. - Ma6 bem gaorben. 1856 naam.
go. G. @a6 Dem gaorben. 800 a6enbs
gsp. Social nab Baleftine. 7.3O mor9
Sto. 10 @gpreb no6 Searne. :. :.
SO. 5 -@ab @egifo 100 mora' s
yo. II -Socal nad1 2areoo (semidD :.
;. ;. ;. -. :. 900 abeno5.
g. u. G u. q. gabm.
anfunft-
go. 1-Souiton Ii. 5. aiiite 700 nodm
9o. 3-9oniton u, 8. @iilte 100 pornl
ytp. >5-&illtenitdote. :. .1:15 nadll
yto. 40 Son &errbtlle {. 9:45 BORN
gfo. "A gon &errbile, MIR Sontltags
=. ...... 9:45 na61t
Gbfahrt-
go. 2-Souiton II. s. &iilte. 1926 borm
go. 4-8ouiton II. 5. &iifte $3.50 abenos
9o. 6-&iiitenitdbte. -. LAO nacbm.
No: 43-Nab aerrbille, ansgenomnerl
Sonntn9s. =. ..4:25 11adn
$40. 41-gaa6 &errpille, MIR @onattaas
... 49,. .... :. 6 40 nadn1
g., $. G 9. q. (Saupt-ainie).
Mnflinft-
SO. 9-gom Often. .7:35 porm
So. 7-8om Often. $500 nodlm
go. 10-gl 9afo IL 8eiten. .7:30 nochm
SO. 2-8on Sci Hio.. 1880 BORN
SO. 9-gaa6 er gafo nnO @eiten.
SO. 1o-giad 5. @efen. 1880 ] Se abenhs nais
So S-glad Dem Often. :. HOO BORN
$40. 1-gea6 Sci 0fio.. 400 abenos
@ietOria 9ipiiion, 9. S. G g. u.
30. 365-guerO, gietOria. 1850 nudm
$50. 3Oe--enero, @ictoria. 500 BORN
M. 6. & s. gabn.
So. 241-@ou souitOn unb @arpsiton
:. ;. :. :. :. $50 morgens
SO. 235-@om georben. .7.3O bornliti.
SO. 231-8om Norben ,tnb Soutrn
1925 nahm
SO, 9-@om gforben. ..7,45 abenbs
Mbfabrt
SO. 244- gaad benz Norben II. Soriton
=. :. :. !. ;. ..710 pDrm
$50. 1o-Na1 oem Norben. 1000 born
SO. 236-Ia6 bem Norben. =. :.
:. :. :. :. 900 abenbs
SO. 242-Nad5 benz Norben unb @als
peiton.. :. ....11.50 abenbs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-10
FAIRFIELD.

| The attendance was large at the
supper and sociable given Wednesday
| evening at the Methodist church, about
$25 being taken at the door SHELLS
Band furnished music and gave con-
cert in front of the church after the
supper. 1t was intended to have the
supper served on the lawn, but this
| could not be on account of the rainy
weather
The scholars Of the Grade TX have
finished taking their entrance ex-
aminations for the High school, and
graduating exercises will be held at
the Assembly hall of the Lawrence
High school building this evening.
DIR. G. f. kidder and Harry S. Brown
have returned from d fishing trip OF a
few days at Sebec Lake They brought
home some fine fish.
The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Baptist church gave reception
wednesday afternoon to the members
OF the Cradle Roll in the vestry of the
churcn The ages of the members
range from five weeks to five years.
The children were entertained with
music and refreshments were served
to them. Mrs. J. l.. Clark read a poem
and Mrs. John Hatch. president of the
society, spoke of the object of the
Cradle Roll. The following are the
names of the members Of the Cradle
Roll: Catherine Clark, Miriam Hig-
gins. Mary Sterling. Carl Giazier.
Corona Hatch. Carl Hersey, Elizabeth
Brophy. Ina Gilman, Madeline Wal
dron, Clayton Smell, Burrill Smell. DON
aid Pratt. Clayton Pratt Stewart
Plummer. Thelma Blakney. Joseph
Blakney Vera Day. Maynard Nc
Laughlin. Raymond Norton. Edith
Caldwell Carlton Brown. Robert
Brown, John Eastman, Jr., Clifton
McMullin. Kenneth McMullin, Baby"
Goodwin. John Parkins. Catherine
keene, Willard Keene, Clifton Keene
Ralph Gaskin, Elizabeth Archer.
Levi Foster. well known resident
OF this town. died at A. NJ. Wednes-
Gay his death being due to an injury
when was caused by horse kicking
MN last Monday. Mr.. Foster was a
teamster in the employ of the Hume
d Newhall Co, and was considered
one of the best transfers in the state
He was operated upon Thursday by
Drs. Robinson. Rand and Goodrich of
WaterVlile out was unable to with
stand the shock of the operation. Mr.
Foster was born in ST. George. Canada.
A wife, who was formerly Miss Lucy
Perry of this town, and five children.
William, Frank, Eva, Mildred and
Waddelle. also brother, Frank. and q
father and mother. survive. His age
was 40 years. months The funeral
" --a~~Hr"nts have not been comn,et-
ed, but the funeral will probably be
held Sunday.
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Miss Ida Gilley. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Gilley of Benton. entertained
a party of about 80 of her friends al
her home on Wednesday evening. The
occasion was a very happy one and
greatly enjoyed by all present.
G. II. Stevens of Belfast was in town
Thursday calling on friends.
H. II. Thurlough, of Pittsfield, for
merry of this town. was calling on old
friends here Thursday.
Miss Leslie Cameron. teacher at the
Longfellow Grammar school. who has
been i'll for several days. was able to
resume her work Thursday
heavy thunder shower passed over
this town Thursday accompanied by
considerable lightning and rain. Mrs.
Henry Bates, who was washing dishes,
was struck and stunned. The house
was not damaged, and Mrs. Bates did
not suffer any serious or lasting in
jury. but was considerably frightened
by the shock she received.
The Baccalaureate sermon of the
Fairfield High school will be preached
next Sunday by Rev. J. L. Clark. at
the Baptist church.
Walter Hilton has returned from a
fishing trip to Kingfield and brought
back with him nice string of fish.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-10
INTERESTING PROGRAM
Rendered by Pupils Of Maria Clark
Grammar School.

Thursday marked the closing of the
public schools with the exception or
the graduating exercises of the High
school which will be held in City hall
this afternoon Grade VII of the Maria
Clarke Grammar school. Miss Lulu Bu-
ker teacher. gave a far more than or
tinarily good entertainment for the
benefit of the patrons OF the school.
Miss Ruker had shown splendid taste
by having the pupils taking part
choose short selections of various KIND
and they were all rendered in an ex-
cellent manner with no evidence OF
WEAKNESS by the audience. The room
was filled and the applause was
hearty Miss Buker came in for con-
cratnlations upon the general conduct
of her school. The two piano solos, one
by Edna Moody and another by Flor
encc Dyer. We're finely rendered anu
reflected credit upon the music teach
err. Miss Helen C. Brown. The pro
gram:
June" Hazel Niles
Piano SOLO. Edna MCCOY
THE Circus Boy. Earle Goodr1dSe
! Seeking Comet Maude Stickney
Across the Atlantic" Carl Turner
Music--"In the Forest
| Maize Rollins, Beatrice Hoskcn, Hill
dra Gilley. Edna Moody
| England" Claire Fish
Violin solo. Amilcare Bianchi
Scotland" Henry Church
"A Case of Conscience, Ruth Head
"A Trusty Boy. Herbert Gipson
The Clowns Baby Hidra Gilley
Loves Old Sweet Song School
Recitation, Arthur Lehr
Recitation, JoSenh Cottle
Recitation, Hazel Tregembo
Recitation. Emeline Arata
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The Kitty Cat Club met Wednesday
afternoon with Mrs. Bert Austin on
Wilder street. where most enjoyable
evening was passed. An exciting game
of croGuet was played in the evening
under the rays Of the electric lights.
Rtfr ashments were served during
both the afternoon and evening hours.
The club will go next Wednesday to
Wcbber pond, where the members VIII
be entertained at the cottage of Mrs.
oscar Childs and Mrs. Harry l.. Briggs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-06-10

Horace j. Cook, son of Emery II.
Cook of High street and who gradu-
atcd this week from the University of
Maine, left Thursday afternoon for
New York, and on Saturday in COM
pany with Professor Charles Weston.
of the University of Maine faculty, will
sail for Naples. Together they will
tour the European countries and will
witness the Passion Play at Oberam-
mergau. They will remain in Europe
for three months.
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FAIRFIELD CENTER.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred Taylor have gone
to Massachusetts.
Daniel Nye is on the sick list
Tuesday. June IA, Pomona will meet
IN Victor Grange hall
Saturday evening will be Children's
night in Victor Grange.
Mrs. Sarah Ellis is visiting her son
howard in Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Koran were
calling on relatives and friends in this
vicinity few days ago.