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The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

Mr.. and Mrs. w. ID. Wallace. who
have been visiting their nephew. H.
III. Harbaugh. and family for several
days, left Thursday for Denver and
Colorado springs and after spending
few days at the two places will go
to their home in Waitesburg, Wash.
They stopped in Greeley on their way
home from an eastern trip.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

Edgar Burk, Ldgar Shearer and
MISS Nellie Shcarer spent Sunday at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Shearer at kersey. Alfred Shearer,
who has been seriously i'll with ty-
phoid fever for many weeks, is now
recovering.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

Have you a weak throat? Ii so,
you cannot be 90 careful. You can
not begin treatment too early. Each
cold makes you more liable to an
other and the last Is always the hard
er to cure. II you will take Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy at the out.
set you will be saved much trouble
Sold by all dealers
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

Chamberlain's Cough Kennedy is
not common. everyday cough mix
ture. 1t is meritorious remedy for
all the troublesome and dangerous
complications resulting from cold in
the head, throat, chest or lungs. Sold
by all dealers.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

Albert c. Mitchell of Adrian.
Mich, was in Greeley Monday. the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. FeZer.
Mr.. Mitchell is in Colorado looking
for a place to locate. He went from
here to Colorado Springs.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

Mrs. Clayton Macmillan of Cedar
Vile. o., who has been visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Rankin,
was operated upon in the Greeley
hospital Thursday and is doing very
nicely
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13
Rex. 1. Nv. Msllinm Testities

Rev. |. w. william, HUNTINGTON
w va. writes as follows: This
is to certify that | used Foley's hid-
ney Remedy for nervous exhaustion
and kidney trouble and am free TO
saw that Foleys Kidney Remedy VIII
do all that you claim for it, So'a
bv all druggists.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

Mrs. Fred Norcross and three chill
ureh' Edna, Lyle and Harold. re-
turned Sunday to their home in Trim
,dad after few days visit with
Mrs. Norcross' sister, Mrs. d. A..
Camfield. and mother, Mrs. Thomas
Atkinson.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

Harry Van Antwerp has disposed
of his interest in the barber shop to
his partner G.. w. Wallace. Mr.. Van
Antwerp expects to leave Greeley in
the near future. He will go to a
lower altitude for the benefit of his
wife's health, which has not been
good this winter
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

Miss Isabelle Maynard entertained
the members of the Methodist choir
at her studio .hursday evening. Aft
er the regular rehearsal social
time was enjoyed and light refresh
ments were served. There were
thirty-tive present.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

Mrs. c. 7. Neill entertained COM
pany oi friends at dinner Sunday,
, ne uihner was in honor of Mrs.
Nei'l , sister. Mrs. Mabel Reed OF
Denver The guests were intimate
friends of Mrs. Reeds during her
residence here.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

MISS Ethel Schureman, who teach
ss at Fort Collins, came down Fri
uay 20 spend Sunday with her par.
ehts' Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. SEIZURE.
man; man Miss May Barkley of Fort
Soilihs accompanied her to Gree
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

On account of the extreme cold
weather, the meetings which nave
been in progress at the Methodist
church have closed sooner than was
anticipated.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

Miss Gertrude Reed. who has been
visiting her parents. DR.. and Mrs. ID.
w. Reed, during the holidays leit
Thursday for Moffat. where she is
teaching
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

Prof F. II. Merten of the high
school returned Sunday evening. att
er a two weeks vacation spent at
his home near Byers. Colo.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

Miss Ellen Farrell returned to her
home in Fort Lupton Monday after
short visit with her aunt and un-
Gle, Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Smith.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

Miss Vera Wasley went to Denver
Saturday afternoon and returned
Sunday evening.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

l.. G. Cartwright went to Denver
| Saturday to spend week and t.
see the stock show.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

dran and daugh-
Thursday even
rings. where they
he last two weeks.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

3ohh H. kircher of INDIANAPOLIS.
ihu'. mas accepted position with the
'ahill Dry Goods compar
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

Mrs. A. H. Fuller and daughter.
Ethel. of Evans spent Saturday in
Greeley.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

| Greeley Northern
company will be
FED States circuit
ffore Judge Lewis
|ry 13.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

Ped, who has been
nts, DR.. and Mrs.
the holidays, left
|att, where she is
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

ms, who was ser
Percy hospital last
hopes for her re-
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

Pugh Remedy new
e who use it for
| colds and irrita-
lungs. 1t stands
Pedy for all throat
Sold by all deal
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

seriously ill with
)ome of her moth
khado.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

c. V. Owens of Ault was in Gree.
ley Thursday
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

d has accepted a
Hallett 4 Hender-
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

Born. Tuesday, January 4, to Mr.
and Mrs. Elisha Morgan, daughter
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

Il, and Edna Cam
sor Saturday.
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

Ees have been re-
Icourt. The term
The Greeley tribune., 1910-01-13

?. Brunette OF
Nley Saturday.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1910-04-05
8sieelidle Sefauntmadsnna.

SeriiegeIte angebote iperben ertaeaenacrom.
men IN Der G'fice oes Director Of RabItc Ger.
biee, Staot6aue, Cincinnati, Ohio, Bis IL ilbr
!!itlaas am = e II q, ben 1e Gpril 1910,
tar Die Gteterung oer rotbieen sir6eif uno bes
Mtaieridis 1ur ote Berbeiierung bon Eurgonne
Stue9, BON gtc4.PtGan Etrabe bic q3oft aueu,
eurd 8rahtruna, Seten bon 8ranitsGurhs
&iIditern oeS 6a6rueos nit gaditeinen uno
HonitruftoH oer noitgeu 2ratnirungeu unb
Snlets.
BIdue. Spe,fifatioreu unS TormuIare fnb
au erbdlten IN Der Stttce nes Gbefsesuaenieurs
oes Department Of Bubble Sernice.
Sebe3 Ingebot ntuB ben pollen Harren ieher
8efeuida't ober 8efelIihaften, ueLcbe bos ghlaes
bot mGneH foipie bon allen Qerionen Die fh
harun tntere'iiren. enfbalieH, urb mub bealetiet
ieln nit elmer 8iraihoft In Der Summe bon
$4,000 Goudr5. coer etrleIH 5ertifl3rteH Ghed
an cine autftebCroe @GnI, ais einc Gjdrart;e bns
fir DaS nCnn Elm gpeebot augenpmmeu pirb
etn aoHtruit eingegaupcH neroeu uiro.
SpGte trqpbeiu NHqtbot itrtidatpieisH tpsrn,u
baHn ptrb iol3cr Gtta on ben Pietsr r.teuruirt
uHD iouts trgeubeiu Nuqsbot onqcuummeu perpsn
oanH iuitp iolbcr Shed mad ,uritpcuttGtnbtr aus
itbrpna uno StaGit,guus bss Ronttatts lurt6s
eriiattct
@jttr miFeu tintn sufritbtnssutuotn g,r,s
bon lbrer 5dbpfeti Iteferr, I'm foIte alGIie slt,
belt. mIc beriuHqi 81 beiprgcr.
Slttsr Nrb qtbaittH, bic qrhrasteu ffermulatt III
gtbrauttn "a !rue eHbsrsH tuiaeqsuasuemmea ntr,
ptu.
Ter Gitsttor of Qubtt etruits b,bdl. FS eos
Weht oot, tTseneEiHs ooer Gle AHstbo:t iu osr'
ssstc-'.-.
=: @aftrout hes Eir,ctors Of Bubble e,rpu.
Gen !. apriI 1910
t.12 2obR J. gsenner, GIer'.
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@eietItc,. eetanntmao,nnn.

Seriteqelte Slngebote tperbeu entgegereenom
men IN Der Office beg Director of Bubble Ger
Gtee. StaStbalIe., CINCINNATI, Ohio, bis 12 lihl
sgdfiags drI . c II II q O. ben 10. @priI 1910
lllr Die Gtelrttlta ber notbieen 2trbeit nub bes
Waterfalls fir bic 8erbeffetling Der Sind gluen
bon ter1per stleo bis sIorence glpenue, burd
8rdhtrnug, SeBen bon &rdntts@urbs, BfIafteri
nes SnbrDeps nit 8uditetnen unb aonifruttior
Der n5iblgen Irdinirunpen iito SnIets
Vldte, Spedtttfdttonen urh sSorHtuIare Si1t
8r eyDnlten IN Der Office 0es GbefsSneenieurs
oee Department OF Subtle Serotcc.
Sehe8 glngebot mub ben borleu GomeH jcocr
Scleu'batt ODER @eieIfbafier, pelhe oas eti1e
bot MAIDEN. foiute bon nlIen geripnen, Die itf
oardn tnterei'treiE, entbdltet uno ulub beeleiiei
tcn nit einer BfirafdaIt in Der Gnmme bon
S3oO,00 Gotiurs, poer eine1u 3erttii3rfeu Ghed
an cine gitiicbenoe Punf aIs cine 8arantte oaa
ilr, nab tpenn eth slngcbot uteenpiHmen lpiTh
eiu &ontrdit einqequnuen tuerheH ipiro
Collie traenocn glrgcbot 3iriidaeipiefer ipcrs
ben. hann iutro folder Coed an Sen Nieier ~
iouritrf, uno tpute irqeuoctn 9lneebpi nnae
liolnlHeH fpcroen ouun ipiro ipIdher 9bei na6
butrtencHiiellenher glltsfbrune uno Simerilels
iua ee5 SoHtrnftS suriieritnftei
Etcier nli'en etncit sufrtehenteIenoen Wes
fpeis bon ibrer ,S1biafcit Iicierr nm fuItte
Sti4ile Arbeit mic cerIanat, al betorgen
gtefer itilh 1cbaltPn, Die oebrudteu ,SorntiInre
6u 1cbrdud)an na fctre anoereu ertgegenaeHonl.
men ruernen
Ser Director OF QubItc 9erbice bebdIt ft
ea5 &echt. nor, trgcuoeius pnsr Que angebots
6u oerluerfen
2m 9ufraee ocs 0ireetor Of Bubble eersice
9en 4. aptiI 1910
612 9obn ;. g8enner, GIerf.
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SDb eiRes GnteIs abnte

3 Spb eines GnteIs a5nts
RdrIs x. bpn Jrunfrei1.
SIN hoben alter DON 85 Sobren lift,
apie man aus garis msIbet, ssiirit
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ben. er mar bds Sberbaupt einsr
aus Sdppnen 9eitorbenen unD bort noa
1ebt ongeieffenen alien 4oelsfamilie,
Ino bonn glute Der Golignn, bic, pie
man fpeiB, auh gu ben 9prfobren pes
oeutfhen aaiiers 3dhlen, flpB, ebenz
taus pom 8ater ber, etn 5rppfen IN
1tlnen Ioern. Bon miitterIiher Seite
Der aber tpdr er Elm GnteI Sarls Y,
oes leBten 80nigs BON Srantreih aus
Dem dlteren ,3neige Der 9ourbonen.
5itel nnb 9eiib bes ieBt peritprbsnen
Juriten Charles ee6en, ba Iein Glteiter
Sobn bpr ibm tinperlos itarb, auf BEN
5tpetten Sobn iiber, ben 42iGbrtgen
Yrtn5en 5eroinano b. 5aucignps2uz
etnge, Der naneinanber sipet 8amen
Der internationdlen t0ohftnana qebciz
rotbet bat, in eriter G6e eine 5odter
oes 8rafen Gaben o'Mnpers uno nab
osren Sooe bas SRI. Dfan Gpbruiii,
cine @eripanbte Der RotbI6tIDs griss
hii6en urfprungs.
Gin pOrfi6tiger M diem
burger. Cine nieolihe @efftbte
ntro aus einem metlenburQiiheu
Sorfe er5dblt. sSm S6uIbauIe tIppft
es an Die SbIr Der unteriten 4nd.
berltlaife. Der 2ebrer Dffnet uno sr.
blitt etnen anirps, Der auf bic sFrQqe
oe5 2ebrers, mas er tpoae, nit ni6tte
ger Utiene perii6ert, baB er Sitern
betm Gebrer in bic ShuIe fpmmp,
porher dbtr benz llnterriht einmoI
beifpobnen m0dte. 2G6elnb petit Der
Sebrer tbm etnen BlaB an, unb mGusz
henitll perbarrt Der &leine big gum
S6luB oes llnterrihts. 9eim Ser
ldfen oes S6ul5immers uber GuBe:t
er ouf Die 5raee bes 2e6rerg, pie es
1bm 9efaaen babe: nNa, nit bat
Sholgabn, Dat mar I mi erIt MOI
nod dIperIeeg'n!"
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Starb am WontGp, Den 4. glpriL 1910, am
! 80 lpr aa6mitttags, pO0Ioerieben nit Den bl.
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eeIiebte Satin bon 8eter g. GtbocnLine, Or,
ltno Iodter Der oerftorbenen 0{u6eIine 2erntis
nenrs0aiba Sic 2etdenfeier iinoet itatt am
.Vdttmod', bn q. Iortl 1910. nm 80 llbr Wlors
gems, pom lruuer1aItie glp 30l9 93ct g. Ctr,
Seoamsnlue. aus. Sic AeiieBung erioIgt an
;gttiIpo1 0torgeH in Narrion, Sbio Sreuuos
ltno botltdJlt eiHeeiaoen
.SettungeH bon 9auIion. Gbio, pouen, bite,
fopireu.
II 8eter8. S6uenItus. Sr., G}utte.
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Jerf6ieoenes.

9u uirbrigfttu Rtrtfsu.
gustHigt plrb CcliarbmaHtrit. Iootttu cetr
.IIui"; fsrHer Ulgb anhrei6te uub sIin;iHas
bsiorgi. 5H;Glor Cleaning &C.. G. log3s9
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g SatteIs uEe GSefdirrmader, wsafbinensS pc.
rateure uHo 3uf6neioer. Hadb3u'ragsn In be.
SieineaersRountree Sdoblerb Co., Gpring.
fIelo. IRo. YittsllHion chop. 3i-6'
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Su perRdufen : Jer(6ieoenes.

gadtttL guts sac, bubiSsg 2aptupti6Git un0
cute WaQeus#Uutt. Cine itltsEs gtltgsuttt;
WatuitopCH Gg. e03 UpEmpIik S;rast Rtus
g7g' 81. 3A5
Gin 8crtabIe Efer. btuiQ: bait 100
Qeib Prob: Seto's SEdbriici; III 70 Gut tpie
neu. J. gnion. Bethel. Ohio.
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No6e; biuIq: rUeleu g9epSug radl Geuifts
Lamb. glusiuUtt III Der Gofsbafi'S Sftice.
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2feroe uno Su6rwerRe.
$u uermtttten.

8 neiS Simmer. nit 9nb uno zoiIet, beibem
nno taIteni Waffer. gaHsafrass1 gss. 2eiA
Dau9bn ets. GsSsrttuA ~
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NorddeutscherHioud
LORD0N-paPyS-Rprmrr

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gor5iiaI. GtHrihttrsa in st1iiiteR rro 3uifGenoe5
uHabbdnglae Soureu I'M bic Be!t
rIrabclers' Gbe6~ giItip iiber Die game @eIt
OELRscHS & CO., Broadway, NY,
@eHeraLslgenten
IeeH1eH fir Cincinnati:
German Rational EaHf; fStrit gtntiondI garf
z uno gqnut StraBe; gSeftern Serutau gant;
sttIa5 9fattonn 8out; @epIer & Co., 1910 Eoce
CT; SStftbsLbiro RatoHaI gaHt BRIGHTON Gers
man BaRf. SarrIion uro Golepuin &pes.
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Clifabstb marifdlsn,

Gch. z q II q III II,
&tttme oes oer'torbeuen ,Sreoeri6 mlarii6,r
i'm alter bon 81 Sabren ulo DionulcH Elc
Set9enteter fnoet lalt am Gouner'tag, ben
= 4prtI 1910, um 7:45 ubr Utplgeu5, bonn
Iranerbuu'e go. 13 g3aIace StruBe, aug. mOs
raul um $3.50 llhr in oer St. ydtdelssstrhe
cine feieCllhe Eeulicmso ohmeiie cElebrtrt RHO
ipo3u 6reunoe b0fIi1it eineeIaoen itno. J6
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Tooes-Nn;etsea.
Mamif Sd)ornlina,

Starb ON Wtontag ben 4. gpriI 1910, uul
II 80 lbr 8prnittuoe
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Sefgdrger perfanst.

etffere GamiIit touHi5t - gloun tn
9pccb 81 uebmtE Scfs unfoyii5t 9eh. 81 nit
g4ai5s. GGis l549 Genital apt, 357,9ly'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-19
UNIVERSITY OF MAINE.
Commencement and Junior Week Of
fio'ers Chosen Friday Afternoon,

Orono. Ne. March 1S-(SpeciaD An
important meeting of the Senior class
was held in No. ! Alumni hall at / o'clock
Friday. President Springer presided and
the following commencement officers
were elected:
Chaplain, George G. Howard, Orono;
historian, Clifton A. Hall, Brewer; poet,
Rupert \. Jellison, Bar Uarbor: orator,
Ernest Lamb, Utica, n. Y; address to
undergraduates. Chester c. Johnson,
Portland: marshal, Horace J. Cook, Wa
terviic; floor director for Senior ball,
George L. Springer, Portland; valedicto-
rian, Charles l.. Graham, Brooklyn n. Y.
Owing to lack of time the assistant
marshal, Commencement week committe.
ana the Senior ball committee were not
elected, but a special meeting will be held
on Monday, when the offices will be filled.
The following officers were elected for
Junior week:
Poet, Charles d. Rea. Southwest Har-
Dor; odist, Russell Smith, Auburn; assist
ant cheer leader. Oscar A. Wakefield, An
dover.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-19
SKOWAECAN.

Mrs. Jane (Haliday), wife of Samuel
Mcllwrath, died Thursday forenoon,
after an extended illness. One son,
John j., an electrician at Harvard Col
lese. and three daughters. Miss Anna
j.. Sadie, and Edith of Skowhegan
at go p. NJ, Saturday. Rev. 3. B.
Merrill of the Congregational church
officiating. The remains will be plac-
ed in the tomb of the South Side Gem
etery. Mrs. McIIwrath moved here from
Ireland, her native home, several years
ago. Mr.. McIlwrath is cloth inspec-
tor in the American Wooden mill.
good crowd gathered at the skat-
ing rink Thursday evening to witness
the boxing matches. There were
three rounds in the preliminary bout
between J. II. Taylor and Jimmie Mel
son. This bout proved an even thing
The semi-final bout was between De-
sire Nigue of Skowhegan and Allie
Getchell of Augusta. 1t went six
rounds, the first and second being in
favor of Getchell. The fourth was an
even thing. Getchell made a good hit
in this round. The fifth and sixth
rounds We're even. The feature bout
for the evening was between Kid
Vance of Augusta and Jim Hammond
of Worcester, Mass. Hammond show
ed marked ability with his opponent in
short time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-19

ment and Charles NJ. Pepper tariff
expert of the department OF commerce
and labor, will come on from Wash
ington to be present at the conference.
President Taft at first invited Sir
Wilfrid Laurier, the Canadian pre-
mier to the conference. but the latter
was unable to come.
Thus far Canada has shown a dis
position to stand pat" which has al
most put an end TO further negotia-
tons The President is making a last
effort, however. to reach an agree
ment with the Dominion government
before allowing the maximum duties
of the Payne ldrich law to go into
effect against imports from that coun-
try.
If the maximum rates are inviked, 1t
will mean that imports from Canada
will have to pay Is per cent. more than
imports from other countries which
have not been "unduly discriminatory"
against the United states. The dis
pute with Canada grows out of the
fact that Canada negotiated treaty
with France whereby that country
was given a reduction of from 2k to 5
per cent over other countries.
Through Great Britain's favored ma
ton treaties, however, this prefer
entail treatment given by Canada to
France was automatically extended to
10 other countries. This, In effect left
the United States the principal coun-
try effected by the higher rates. -'''.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-19
INAUGURATION DAY.
Preparing for Incoming of New City
Government on Monday.

The Inauguration and organization of
the Gardiner city government for 1910
Will take place Monday morning The
mayor will deliver his inaugural ad-
dress at 10 o'clock and directly after
the city government will organize. At
that time most of The minor CITY Off
Gals will be elected. There are but
| few contests for office. The one at
! tracing the most attention is that for
hrst assessor. There are two candi-
dates in the field, George n. Johnson,
the present chairman of the board, and
J. E. Cunningham, who this week re-
signed as second member. A. T. Smith
mas announced himself as a candidate
for second assessor
Another contest is for city physician.
Dr. X. ID. Simons, the present city ply
stefan, and DR.. f.. NJ Cole The other
offices will probably be filled without
opposition and the present incumbents
Will be reelected. City Clerk Charles
q. WadsWorth. who has served i'm the
position for over 80 years. will be re-
turned to that office. Fred n. Hamlin
VIII no doubt be reelected clerk of the
council. Charles a. Knight has an
houhcedi that he is candidate for city
solicitor if there is no opposition.
Judge Henry harrington. treasurer, H.
-. Wells. tax collector and John L,
Kendall, chief engineer of the fire de-
partment, are candidates for e-elec-
llon and they will have no opposition.
inc term of DR.. c. :. jackson as a
member Of the board of directors of
the public library expires this wear and
he Is reported to be the only candidate
Tor the position. Dan S Weeks term
as Il member Of the school committee
also expires this spring and there ap-
pears To be no doubt as to his re-
election. Henry Richards viii be re-
turned To the board OF trustees of the
Gardiner Water District +. a. Dan
forth has served satisfactorily as au-
dltor and Will be reelected. Charles
[. Wentworth, the present city limlor
agent. is the only candidate announc-
Ell for the position ana will be return
ed to that office. The term of DR.. \. r.
Libby on the Board of Health is IN
TINS year but he is reported to be slat-
Ell Tor Reelection. The other offices
VIII no doubt be filled by the present
holders although there may be II few
changes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-19
THREATENING FIRE.
Lively Blaze in Maine Central Car
House-Torr,>does Exploded.

\ big blaze in u small building about
80 Friday afternoon looked very
threatening for It time and was dam
gcruuS to those near it. 1t WAS IN the
Maine Central tool dnd car house corr
ncr Academy street and the railroad.
How the fire originated is Il mystery.
The Workmcn put their tools and the
hand car away at > o'clock and the
section foreman saw no fire anywhere
yet within so minutes afterwards the
blaze was pouring out in Il fury.
Ten gallons of oil and a lot of rail-
road torpedOcS We're among the con-
tents of the house the former making
it hot and the latter threatening dan
ger from the explosions which the
hrcmen had to face. The iircmcn did
their duty and though the structure
and contents were a total loss sur
rounding property was saved from de-
struction by their heroic efforts, Loss
fully $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-03-19
Church Notices.

congregational church. Rev LangtIor
DUMMY. -. d., pastor: Morning WORSHIP
at l"to with sermon 10y Rev. Charles IIar-
nutt "f Portland; Sunday school at H. H.
evening service conducted by the Order
on the Holy Cross at O'Clock: subject
Money a Ours" or Il Blessing" Wcdncs-
uaE evening service at 100; subject;
hfiStS Cross and Ours"
FIRST Church of Christ. Scientist: Ser.
wee at lo.4' a. NJ. subject of lcssun-s. AZ.
mon. Matter" testimonial meeting -,
40 =. NJ. Wednesday,
Free Baptist church. Rev. W. w Hay
den pastor: Public worship at 1o@o :
NJ with preaching by Evangelist I. r
johnson; Sunday school at 40; Chris.
tan Endcavor meeting at 615 l.. NJ
cvangelistic meeting at : o'clock: meet
in@S every evening except Saturday dur.
ing the week under the leadership ol
Evangelist Johnson
First Baptist church. l.. II. Clarke pas.
tor: Public worship at 1870 with ser,
mon by the pastor: subject: christian
Missions; Sunday school at l.: Junio,
c; +. at ; p. M; evening service at Z
This service is so planned that each per.
son may take a part. MIdweek prayer
meeting Wednesday evening ut 80
Highland Avenue Methodist Epi%ropa
church. Rev. J. Il. Clifford pastor: Morn.
ing worship with sermon by Miss Adams
at 1890; Sunday school at T. NJ: devo.
tional service of the Epworth League
led by Mrs r. &. Dill, at T. NJ: sub.
jet: How to Fight the Good Fight
gospel service with sermon by Miss
Adams at ! L. M: evangclistic service.
Monday and TUESDAY evenings at 80
prayer meeting Wednesday and elias.
meeting Friday evening at 80