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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-06
RECORDED LEASES.
with name and address {
FEBRUARY 4.

AVENUE r. o19: store, etc: Margaretha h H
ger 10 Emanuel Wuchter: WIS and NOS H"i"
Nov / 1910; 1854: address. PIP Avenue d.
p1rrCkEp ST 213 TO 2l3: all: Rocco NJ
Nsrssco 10 Luigi Bracco ct a: yrs and nos ns
from Feb i, 1911. sl6.ols; address' -i'
Blocker 81. -
MADISON AVE liza; first floor; Alfred =
Bachman to Rebeka Chaimowitz; ~ yrs lIoln
Feb l. 1911: FOR term. So address, lol :" "''
SAME PROPERTY. second floor; same 20
Nalvina Jerchower. 90 yrs from NAY l. lVII
Tor term. $40: address. II Spruce st. New Haven
Conn.
taTt4 sr "a so q . ~ 1st ave. 20x71.3: the
land. charles V T Foley ct al to santa NJ SSrI-
tello: u yrs from MAY /. 1910: taxes and 900
address. $40 Broadway.
rtTH ST lO3 West: susan l. Vivian and ano
t. ] Wesley Rosenquest and ano; yrs lIoih
Jan l. 1911: 900; address. lus "Hs' lo'n 81
l4TH ST West OF 9Th ave Fourteenth street
IT, eatre,: same "a same: VS. ana mos hoHi
June / 1912 $50. coo; address az above.
18TH ST. 100 East: store. etc: Emliy II
Mitchell 20 David Davidson yrs from OCt l.
1910 81 500 to s?.4O0: address. 100 East lZ"th ST.
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LIS PENDEN S.

WALES AVE $, 1925 Il Of l55ts ST.
NJ arioox lrreg; Wales ave, =, l39. ii " or
js,yh 81 az look irreg; East Broadway. 3.
~, II man OF estate Of Hendrick Rutgers. Two
artions. Harry II Kutner agt Harry Levin 81 al
two actions 20 declare void etc); attorneys.
Foster & Cunningham.
OF AN,N'S AVE, T3s. Katz-Polacek Realty
- c,cnstruction co agt Harris sen et al fore
ctnsure OF mtg: attorneys Arnstein, Levy &
Pfeiffer.
l3lsT ST. IS and 30 West: James Blaine 81
attorney II Hyman.
nth ST 5oi. sos and $40 East; Pine Moon
Realty co agt Selig Feldman ct al tpartnlon) :
attorney W Marx
,o.rTt ST. l46 West: Babette Bachrach et al
,yt carl Fetsch Ct al foreclosure OF MTG. at
,ornev ] McBrien.
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on the north side Of Stewart avenue, De
tween Arthur and John streets; plot ~
thc northwest corner Of Clinton Road anN
Garden street. with q frontage Of 1of fe@
IN Clinton Road. and 1870 feet on Garden
street. and plot 2Oox250 feet on the NORTH
side OF stewart avenue, between Alexander
Place and Osborne Road.
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MECHANICS LIENS.

1871 ST, $50 East; Harry scher ast Emmy
BOYLE owner and contractor; SoI.
tArTIcATE AVE. 22s0. VIM Lyons aet
Alexander Development co, owner and con-
tractor: SIT IL
TISMTRE Pr. g 232 ~ Of Prospect ave,
IroxIOD: Philip simpson sgt Home street realty
=, owner. RI Levin, contractor. s22o.
GOTH ST - and 20 East: Jacob Hecht aet
frederick n Thorne. owner and CONTRACTOR
ss9 80
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS

TELLER AVE vs. 333 n n OF 18TH 81; y
pardi Tile % art Teller Realty and Construction
90 81 al; Feb Q 1911: $3.50
SAME PROPERTY: G. zioeili & Son as' same;
Jan o. 1911; 5000.
SAME PROPERTY: Edw Baroig as' same
Jan q. 1911: si,4s0
SAME PROPERTY. David Shapiro agt same
Jan go 1911. Slt5.
SAME PROPERTY: Church f Gates & 20 agt
same: Jan % 1911: s23s Os.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE OR TO LET
NEW JERSEY.

FOR sALE-AT CRAWFORD. y. j.. II
miles from New York. ~ minutes via Cen
ernized Colonial iO-rOom house: all improve
ments; open fireplace; large attic; gas electric
light SC. garage. including sleeping room
fiult trees grapes strawberry patch and gar
den; q minutes walk from depot; price;
Sl4 900 w. {. REEVES & CO, l2i East 23d
~ New York City
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
with name and address OF lenders attorney
FEBRUARY 4.
MANHATTAN

ALLEN ST. ~. sty brk, s7.6x25; May 2;
1905. Julia Becker Katharins Layer sn oon. ana mo
to-rev. Title Guarantee and Trust Co lou
Broadway.
LEXINGTON AVE. = > 20 y Of 3lst 81,
ra6xs5.5: Lexington ave, =. $40 n OF ois .
a. 10 8XS5S: Lexington ave. s, 1919 II n Oh
Sfst st, l0Oxl sxi47xl 6Hs5.5; Slst g. :, so
100 Ernanuel Raruch to Post & Flag; $50.
900 attorneys. Rollins & Rollins, 81 Nassau ST.
LEXINGTON AVE. $, 90 II Of 3lst 81
70 GxS55: Aug II. 1900. Lewis Bach, Benia =
nj, Nathan e. al to Isabella BUSH; slZ'OVo !.
sttornev title Guarantee and Trust 60, 176
Broadway.
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GARDEN CITY SALES.

Gage r. Tarbel ras sold at Garden City
three plots. each 5oxioo feet. on the north
side of Pine street, between Washington
anc Prospect avenues: a plot loox25o feet,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-06
BUILDING LOAN CONTRACTS.
THOMAS ESTATE FARM SOLD.

WEBSTER AVE. .. 1874 Il OF i13d ST,
--,tsh M 10 Brook 1t x75xij7: Bronx Investmen,
-, Leans Westchester Avenue Realty Co: $4,000
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-06

Highest temperature Yesterday IS degrees
lowest 90: average 30; average Tor correspond
ing date last year, ~. average tor corresponding
date last thrty-three years, 30.
Local Forecast. Snow or rain to-day or to-
night and Tuesday. increasing northeast 10 east
winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-06
Local Official Record.

Local Official Record.--rhe following official
record from the Weather Bureau shows the
changes 10 the temperature for the last twenty
four hours In comparison with the corresponding
date OF last year.
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LOST BANKBOOkS.

lost handbook No. ssi.6 Bank for savings.
$50 am ave. New York. Payment stopped.
Please return book 20 bank
T0Ssr-Bankbook No 9sT 400 Bank for Savings.
$50 4th ave. New York. Payment STOPPED.
Please return book TO bank.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-06

For Western Pennsylvania, snow In north
ern rain or snow in southern portion to-day
and Tuesday; brisk 20 high east winds, shift
ing TO west by Tuesday
FOR Western New York. snow to-day and
Tuesday; brisk 20 high east winds. shifting TO
west by Tuesday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-06
ITERATION.
MANHATTAN.

,.rtI ST n w cor Madison ave 20 8 sly
- Sygx. p Altman, 34th at and 9th ave.
own.r. Irowbridge < Livingston. 027 9Th ave.
archItacts. 500 600
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-06

Tuesday. while in the Southwest and extreme
West il will be fair Monday and Tuesday' a. a.
cent in the northern portion or the latter us
trict where rains will continue ,,
Tamp.Tature changes will not be inarhyu,
excent 10 the southwark and westward or the
middle West storm centre, where lheFe WIZ ps
"A considerable fall as the centre advances
eastward. ,-, -. che ror,h
storm warnings are displayed on the nortn
Pacific Coast and warnings or heavy enc ~
have been issued for the southern upper i@Ne
and western lower lake regions. -. ,,,,
The winds along the New England coas' WI
he moderate 10 brisk north 10 northeast Ilu-
die Atlantic coast. northeast 20 east. InIIe s
ing. south Atlantic coast, moderate nor .nsa ~
10 east. east Gulf coast. moderate southeast W
south shifting 10 west Tuesday on Wests,h
por,Ion. west 1}ulf coast, moderate ana HlOs'iy
south and on Lake Michigan hish east 10
north. $500. ,or t-,,ronea n
steamers departing Monday for Europes =, "a
ports will have moderate 10 brlbk nor'h w
northeast winds. increasing o'ouu'"s ~"
snow by Tuesday
Forecast for Special Loeaiities-For the
District OF Columbia. Maryland ana Eastern
pennsvIvania. snow or rain to-day ana tues
dav. increasing northeast 10 east Winds.
For Delaware, New Jersey ana hAstetn rev
York snow or rain to-day OF U.n'suL aho
TUESDAY. increasing northeast 20 eas' Nnds.
For New England, increasing oiouulhess To,
day. snow by tonight, Iuesuu1, SHOW arc
warmer ia north. snow OF ram ~ 'outh p"E'
ton; Increasing north 10 east "i"u"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-06
ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES

tsvvars Title Insurance and Trust co to
Nellie L Aiken; slsWo
Same to same: Slb,O .,.no
Same ~ Anna { Church. SisOOo 80 onn
came IN Henry Rowland trustee >Io'oo"'
same 70 Alonzo Yates $4,000.
same 20 same; $4,000. 1900.
sana 70 same executor: s22 900
same TO Annie c o Church and ano' e'eo"-
trx: $4,000. C,A.rto. n rartIev.
same 70 Henry Rowland; $4,000 e.,
Sarra 70 George w Murray, executor sf"'-
OOO. oooo
same 10 same, s22.OO0.
Same to same. S22.OoV.
Same 10 same; S2s.oo0. .,.oon
same 10 Anna { Church: S3loOo 1870,
Hermann Dutschke 70 Henry Roettsche''
same TO Robert Fritsche; $1,000
same TO Fritz Koch. 2-15 part; WV,
George A Bagge Construction co 10 DaFlu
Miller co; 81. . ,,,,.. q,
Partha Heidaibsrgsr 20 Nannetto Miller g.
Josiah A Briggs and ano, executors 10 Chrus
,onhor n Steinksmp s4.750. .-oo
Percy : Dudley 10 Agnes A barken. sIf'pV.
Bronx Borough Bank 20 Edw krus' Jr''
So. 400. 49, ,,.,s xssoo
Beck street Realty Co TO JACOB l. Mar
Grant squires trustee to Annie Ginnon :
81 Max cohen and anc to Esther Cohen and
George Williams 10 Amelia schreiner' as
guardian, 81.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-06

Official observations OF United states weather
bureaus taken at p. m. yesterday. follow:
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wEsTCHEsTER COUNTY.

prIrLIPsE MANOR ON THE HUDSON.
One mile unobstructed river frontage; 81 MOI
ern residences near completion. Address
PHIIIPSE MANOR CO.
philirase New York
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ROROUGH OF QUEENS.

SMART CORNER PLOT OR WATER
front for sale cheap. ripe for artistic dwelling
only 30 minutes from Broadway; excellent bath-
ing I'm season all city improvements only small
amount OF cash required. rare opportunity for
Investment. GOOD. Box 3ls, Tribune once.
ARTISTIC RESIDENCE IN suBuRBs FOR
only 81. 900 cash; ten rooms; all city improve
n,ents. modern style; fare lie; balance IN nNe
years SACRIFICE, Box 2ls, Tribune ofice
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1911-02-06
LONG ISLAND.

AN IDEAL PLACE FOR SMALL FARM ONLY
20 minutes city. FOR $50: balance In years;
oor, nrises twenty cty-siZe lots: splendid invest
~ent rise in value: title guaranteed. CHEAP.
Box 200, Tribune Office
An LEAVING CITY AND MUST SELL FouE
rots in suburb 81 minutes Broadway; only 300
needed. quick action necessary title guaranteed
Address CINCH Box 214. Tribune once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30
BORN.
AROOSTOOK

AROOSTOOK
Fort Fairfield-Jan. 70, to the wife Of
James Locke. son; Jan. 20, to the wife
of Thomas Everett. son.
CUMBERLAND.
Pnrt'an1--Jan. If to the wife of Will
liam E. Sharp, daughter
FRANKLIN.
Farmington--Jan. IS. to the wife OF
Frank w. Osborne, a daughter.
Wlton-Jan. II, to the wife of Ernest
Mayo, q son.
HANCOCK.
Sedgwick-Jan. II, to the wife of BERTHE
A. az of hluenlil. daughter.
Southwest Harbor-Jan. Ii, TO the wife
of Guy V. Young, a daughter.
Stonington-Jan. is. To the wife og john
+. West, a daughter.
West Brooksvile-Jan. y. to the wife
of Herbert Roy Trcworgy a daughter.
Hancock-Jan. 20. to the wife of Fran
ci l.. Miles, "a son.
Winter Harbor-Jan. 10, to the wife OF
Lawrence Tracy, daughter
kENNEBEC.
Gardiner-Jan. 20 to the wife of Henry
Obeon. a son.
KNOX.
Rockland-Jan. -. To the wife of Wal
ter tpham, II son.
OXFORD.
NOrway-.Ian. - to the wife of IL. NJ!
Jackson. q son.
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Thomas Douglass Of Halo
we'll, Killed Sunday.
Was on His Way Home After
Working on The Ice.
One Horse Of Pair Killed Outright
The Other Escapes.

Thomas y. Douglass of Hallowell.
faged between 30 and so years was
struck by a trolley car on lower State
street shortly after 80 Sunday after
noon and received injuries which prob
ABLY caused instant death. Douglass
was in the employ of Albert L. Long
fellow of Hallowell and with a double
team belonging to Mr.. LongfclloW had
been up on the ice above the kenne
bee dam engaged i'll seraping the snow
from the ice track OF the kcnnebec
Central Driving Club.
He VAS returning to Hallowell with
the team, which consisted of a pair of
horses and Il sled, and had passed
down the hill near the Glenwood spring
plant. As he began to ascend the hill
toward the ear barn the team began
to work over to the west side of the
street toward the track of the Lewis
ton. Augusta & Watcrvlle Street Rail
way. At this juncturc ear 10, which
had LETT Water street al 80 for the
run to Gardiner, in charge of Condue-
tor II. D. Cooper and Motornan T..
Young, came along.
The cars run Very fast At tiat point
| and as the ear approached the team
turned toward the track. and the
swiftly moving car struck the Sled near
the rear end. Complete details have
not been secured, but the sled vas
partly wrecked, Mr.. Douglass received
a blow on the back Of the head which
fractured the skull ana Withnut doaht
caused instant death. and the off hUrsa
the ono next To the track, was idso
struck and instantly killed. although
no marks Were found on him at thp
time 10 indicate that he had been
struck. The other horse VAS report
ed uninjurcd. The place where the
team was struck was Il few rods north
of the entrance to the grounds Of John
Ilersom. on the west side OF State
street.
Coroner II. W. Plummcr took charge
of the remains and later empanelled
the following jury: Frank J. Ham.
foreman John II. Cosan. John \.
Buckley. ID. Frank Moore. George \.
colburn and Harry W Percival. the
members Of which viewed the remains
and afterward visited the scene Of the
accident, after which an adjournment
was made pending the a rival home Of
County Attorney + Z. Beane. The
date Of tic inquest viii be announced
In
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Social Club Meetings

The Armitage Club will meet at 80
this evening with Miss Moore al Il
SeWall street.
The Murray Club will meet this
Monday afternoon with Mrs, w. f..
Swift, ID Winthrop street.
The Woman's Board will mea; at
> clock this Monday afternoon with
Mrs. r. l.. Webber. No. 20 Sewall street.
The Channins Guild will meet at >
p NJ. this Monday Afternoon with Mrs.
Frank Simmons, Melville street.
The Young Woman's League will
meet this Monday afternoon with Mrs.
G.. W, Curtis. Western avenue.
The Rogers Williams Club VIII meet
ut $50, this Monday evening with Mrs.
Ralph Conant. No. IS Gage street
The Susanna Wesley Society will
meet Monday evening ut $50 O'Clock
with Mrs. Mildred Graffam. at 90
Stone street.
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Revival of Gospel Mission.

The revival meetings will continue
all of this week with Evangelist James
NJ. Belt as leader and preacher. Mr..
Belt is a Scriptural preacher of the
Word Of God and his messages are
helpful and good work has been ac-
complished. Some have been convert
ed and the afternoon services will be
for Christians and Mr.. Belt will give
Bible readings At 3 p. N excepting
Monday. The text Saturday evening
was from Rom viii:9. If any man
has not the spirit of Christ he is none
of His.
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TH|N FOLKS MADE FAT

Good, healthy flesh can only be gained
by the use of proper food. together with
natural action of the organs of assimila-
ton. Nine people out of ten in order to
weigh as much as they ought and be per-
fectly healthy. should use Samose, the
great fiesh-forming food and health re-
storer Weigh yourself before commence
Ing to use these little tablets, and see
how your weight increases from week to
week.
Samose does not contain "A particle of
starch OR pepsin, nor is it any nauseat-
ing preparation, such as is usually re-
commended to make people fat, and
which does not build up good healthy
tissues. Samose has valuable flesh
forming properties. tones up and
strengthens the whole system, helps the
food that is eaten to be assimilated in a
natural manner, and absolutely restores
health to all organs.
II you are not perfectly satisfied with
ste s,er GO s Co. xAfs1s.ssss&P msssE Win
out any auibbling. i3o-E-s
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An article appeared in the Journal
Friday concerning the accident by
which one of the horses owned by
Frank Kayncs and driven by Archie
Mnlett was badly injured by being
struck by an electric car on Western
avenue. Owing to some misunderstand-
ing it was not learned untR Saturday
that Mr.. Millet had risked his own life
to save the horse and that he was bad
~ shaken UP. In speaking to a report
er saturday Mr.. Millet SAID that when
he saw the, headlight OF the car he
took the pole in his hands and pushed
the horses as far as possible out of the
way, but in the small space it was inn
possible and when the car struck the
horse the pole struck Milet in the side
and he has been confined to his home
since. 1t was narrow escape for Mil
let and he showed remarkable GOODNESS
i'll driving the horse TO the barn afte1
the accident and to return home only
TO find himself injured
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The following petitions We're receiv-
ed at the Office of the referee in bank
ruptcy FOR kennebec county Saturday
afternoon: Charles r. Reed of Angus
Ia, druggist. Petition filed Jan. -,
adjudicated Jan. IS Liabilities S2lSi.45.
ol which amount $500 is secured: as
sets $3i,. First meeting of creditors
Friday, Feb. Il. at 10 A. NJ. The attor-
ncy is Frank G.. Harrington of Angus
la. Ernest A. Anderson of Augusta.
dentist at the Office Of DIR. j. A. .Andcr-
son. Petition filed Jan. %, .adjudicated
Jan. &c. Liabilities $4111.50, assets s1G5.
First meeting of creditors on same
date and hour as above. The attorney
is Frank G.. harrington of Augusta. c.
Kneeland & Co. of Clinton, general
stores. Petition filed Jan. %. adjudica
ed Jan. 2s. Firm liabilities $2990.27, as
sets $2155. Individual iabilities-Calvin
Kneeland. $1546.99, of which $3.50 is Sc
cured: assets sll35. which is mortgagcd
Wallace Nj. Adams. junior partner,
$37s.SS: assets $50. all OF which is claim
cd To be exempt. First meeting of cred
itors on same date and hour as above
The attorney is George G. Weeks of
Fairfield.
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DAYS: Jan. g Ann p, Scammon. aged )
wears. Jam. -. Gladys Lena Clarke. a@ff
,-,.,. month DAYS.


., -, - car,,,,on oaad :
days Jan, . . Nm ANA H[ sem ,'lafl@ sef
Eo"is ''t - t''f ~, -, -, ''''
--...- month IL "'SS,
FRAN kLf\
ln"h--ddH. - NJ, 'U'i,7;e,.o5
plo'ttiie .,,3 "a f,,.,I.s * Gays
". ~ !" - t1,ao :. par,
Nest In raf n s aPl'a na ~ 80 - day1
KEEL a." - Ne''i9' - 49, - -
HANCOCK, ,,.-,, =,
North BuckSport- i, I'HZao I'm Vi
H"ne""ltl- ikea : A'''is' q ii''''''i2'
'iI S,,,,..,,,,., l,,.a,...,5. Wood ,u,.5
.,i hufh = .'l'.,.Il ''''' IL, ~
ai,"ul - va. ;. -,
lam"lmz-j7', 81 MI Ai ao3 - ii,.
~, ,ipT, I"ti,i'iiA - wa W. W
~ ,, m,"iitHN' r,,,, . ,t.,,,.i,l.
aneh 20 Co.. ,nontbS dav
Fraaltlin-J@g' ~ Ama%i2h fHfl'-
4S'u 80 AZ ~ mum -, = "a,
I, Is, ito" oe@ 81 I'm! M - it'''' Nj
nan l'aNtS, aErd vi" N''"IS' ,.,.:.i.,
,g El~w' I- n months iiGn 1',> "''"*'
kENNEhEG
AU2HSta-jan. -. William H. Holm $,
as"d 4 war, months, IS day.
North TIavcn--Jan T., Otis Il. Kent
aged y years.
oCkland-Jan, y, Ellen {. thleN, aged
u years. months, - days; Jan. y, Jane
Gardner Ellems, aged 81 years, day.
aGrd - years.
i'"ckpolt-ian.= i. Arthur Libby. aged
. NJarS. ., ~, ,,..-.
FrIendSnsp-Jan - Mrs. Margaret Nor
''i'' 'seu "a years.
OXFORD.
NOrWay-jan -. Mary Louise Lewis.
aged Il days.
Bcthel-.ian. 20 D. Hannibal Grover,
aged ii years.
ltun.ford Falls-Jan. -. Wilmonl i.
Hamilton aged - years.
PENOBSCOT.
old Town-Jan =, Amelia fireman,
Jan. - Charles Grccnleaf Nrphrtrr4
aged - years.
West Sebois-1an. ~. Lewis II. Parks
East EddinGton-Jan. -. Nh. Geof2r
NhshhuIn aged 70 years.
cliften-Jan. II. William II. Parks. aged
GS years.
- treWer-Jal. %. Elizabeth Gray. aged
is years months. % days.
Mllford-Jitn. u, Myrtl" Whitney, aged
p wears.
theSt'r-Jan. y. Mrs. Lydia kocn",
aged NJ years.
Stctson-Jan. Is, Mrs. jeanette Hart well,
aged $ years
a, Ha ,T,o ~ =, Emil NJ. HerSey; jan
- ~ atio,i ~ - VI r. Iii'H Jan: :,
"''i''c" -N"hh ol 40" Ili'Sc' ''uliiofh'
s..,,:. MS NFAelt Is.
Sch"odic-Jah. - Elizabeth McNauSh-
w Viii, -, =, III ,,,,,
. cod ,p3n,,t ~ n - 'oi'h Mei"iiai"'
49, '''''''' go S"'".
SAiaDAflOC.
Bath-Jan %. John X. Talbot. aged 90
years . months,
SOMERSET
,,' mtst IaIm ny ia-Jan IT, Mrs Josephine
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SPEED WILLIAMS WINS.
Large Number of Spectators See Fast
Skating at Roliaway.

Tie l3rG st crowd of the winter saw
Speed Williams. the new manager ii
the ROllaWaN. trim five ct the fastest
skaters Of this city saturday evening.
J h"se men wee put in the race, fresh
against Williams. who skatcd tho GN.
miles. He Won by lap and half.
Phillip Jacques was thu first mar to 90
against Williams. but he tried To out
do himself and in skating too fast he
fe, and Victor LeClair, who replaced
him. soon took the same Kind of a
tumble AMI was replaced by Harry
Bowling. who didn't have much of d
look in with the professional skater.
Then Willie Samuels tried to take the
honors from Williams ana he did a
better job then those whom he follow
ed but his time was up and Frank Gil
racd started oft and made the best
showing OF any Of the boys. Girard is u
conner and will be heard from later in
faster company. Professional racing
will take place every night this week
at III" RollaWay and doubtless crowds
Will he in attendance.
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CROSS HILL.

Edward Coleman has closed his house
and is boarding with Edword How on
the Midget liili road
George Tobey is confined to the house
with an attack of ;aundice.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Casey Of West
Windsor were guests Sunday of Mr.
a7d Mrs. George Tobey.
Charles and Melvin Tobey are cav
il & wood with gasoline power for Soath
NasS:lbaro parties.
Fred Harnlen is confined to the house
with a sprafped ankle.
Miss Alice Sawyer of Augusta was
the guest Thursday night of Mrs.
Hattie Davis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

Herbert W.. Jr., the son of DR.. and
Mrs. II. w. Hall of the Insane hospital.
died at go A. NJ. Saturday at the Chill
dren's hospital in Portland from intes-
final indigestion. His age was : months
and % days. The funeral will be at >
o'clock Tuesday afternoon at the pa
reuts' apartments at the hospital and
Will be private.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

The Augusta Water District Will
make some extensive improvements at
Carleton pond in ,Readfield. the source
of Augustus water supply, the COM
ing spring, in the way of setting out
10000 young white pine trees for the
purpose Of protecting the watershed OF
the pond. custom which is extensive :
~ followed i'll other states. There are
about the shores of the pond a mum
her of barren places and on these
places the young trees will be set out
by doing so the moisture which falls
will be absorbed by the earth instead
OF running into the pond as surface
water. The cost of the trees neces-
Sary for the purpose will be about
Sinf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30
Gard of Thanks.

We wish to thank our friends and
neighhors for their kindness during
the sickness and death of our wife and
mother, and also for the beautiful for
al tributes.
VI. Z. LEIGHTON and son.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-30

Tho register at the pole" station
Saturday morning bore Tie names Of
James kcenan of Ireland. Herbert 4.
Baldwin Of Boston. Rirchard Il. Crow
Icy Of Chelsea, Mass, Aiox Cox # Va
tertown and Paul NORM Il Watcrvil!e,
al of whom wera in for lodging. As
al were looking Ger Hor!. on the ice"
ana promised TO ger right eut al tawn
they were given the opportunity OF
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