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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-14
EVERGREEN.

Lyss Berry Of this place, was mar
ried to Thirca p. Thompson, of
Boyd county, March 26th. The
groom is the son of r. NJ. Berry, of
this place, and the bride is the
daughter Of Lewis Thompson of
Boyd county.
Ella Hayes. who has been sick so
long. is no better.
Finley Thompson is on the sick
list. y.
Quite an interesting sermon was
preached at This place on last sun
day by the Rev Kazee.
Milt Plgg passed down our creek
last Sunday.
They have organized a Sunday
school at the Thompson chapel, Geo.
A. Thompson. superintendent.
Allen Hayes made a business trip
20 Louisa Saturday last.
Miss sula Martin was visiting
home folks Sunday,
Miss Lille Hayes attended Sun
day school at the Thompson chap
Ell Sunday H..
Everett Berry is working for Jay
II Northup 49,. .... ..
There will be an apron social at
Thompson chapel the Srd Saturday
night in this month. We would
like for everybody to come.
Richard r. Thompson had the mis-
fortune of losing his horse last
week. =. ..
0. U, Kid.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-14
TusooLA.

John Dean Of this place, who has
been on the sick list, is now able
TO be with us again.
Mrs. Bush, OF this place, is con-
fined to her room with malaria.
Jake Neal passed up our creek
en- route to A. j. Webb's.
Miss Rosa Combs is contemplate
ing visit to Estep.
Henry Queen and Hoabert Smith
passed up our creek en- route to
TuscOla
John Savage was here Sunday.
MisBes Viola and Amanda Adams,
OF orerda, we're visiting relatives
Saturday and Sunday and we're &C
companied home by their grandmoth
er.
Mosoo Wells was calling at c. F.
Smiths Tuesday and was aecompan-
led home by his wife aud child
Misses Martha and Mary smith,
of Fallsburg we're visiting home
folks recently
Mrs. Gertie Brumfield was here
Tuesday en- route TO Tuscola.
Miss Laura Smith was visiting her
sister Mrs. Gertie Brumfield Mon
day.
John Hunter, OF this place, is
very low with lung fever
Mrs, Emma Smith departed this
life April 2nd. She was dearly low
cd by her many friends, Weep not,
dear parents, for Emma is at rest.
The burial was largely attended, with
services conducted by Rev Cassidy.
You Cant Guess.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-14
PROGRAM.
U. Kid.

Program for the 9Oth Anniversary
of the |. o. o. F. to be celebrated
at Gallup, KY, April the 26, 1911,
open at 10 A. NJ:
Song by Gallup choir.
Prayer by A. H. Miller, Charley,
Ky.
1915 Welcome addresses by
W. T. Fugitt and ]. H. Mcclure,
Gallup, Ky.
lO:SO, Response by R. NJ. Ball,
Ashland. 49,. .......
1850. Origin of Odd Fellowship,
by w. T. Cain, Louisa.
1920. The progress of l. o. o. F,
DR.. w. A. Hayes, Adams
1850. Dinner at the hall for
everybody.
100 p. NJ. Song by the choir.
ISIS. The future success Of l,
%, o, F., by Rev, Cyrus Rifle. Gal
lup.
LAS. Love Feast by everybody.
]. H. MCCLURE,
w. T. FUGITT,
W. D. CHAPMAN.
Committee.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-14
DONITHAS.

Business Is improving at Wilbur
Mr. Ward is moving TO NJ. F.
Swetnam's farm this week
BIRD shnders spent Saturday and
Sunday with parents.
John T. Moore and wife passed
here Sunday last, ....
Miss Dana Steel and little sister
were visiting Misses Nora and Goldi'
McGranahan Monday.
Miss Nora McGranahan was shop
ping at Cando recently.
c. c. Hays passed here last
week, ...
Ben Burgess made a trip to Lou.
lisa Friday.
Joe Travis OF Little Blaine pass
ed here Sunday, ....
Mr.. Wheeler passed here today.
... s b,
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-14

tors which purchased the tracts they
have been working. The selbay
Company will buy It's leased lands
and the Eagle Colliery Co., will be
organized to buy and develop ESQ
acres This latter company has J.
W. Dawson of Charleston as presi-
dent and II. II. Rothwell OF Burns
Vile, W. Va. as manager and en-
gineer In charge.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-14
Never Out Of Work.

The busiest little things ever
made are DR.. Kings New Life pills,
Il is a sugar-coated globule
OF health. that changes weakness In
to strength, languor into energy,
brain-fag into mental power; cur
Ing Constipation. Headache, Chills.
Dyspepsia. Malaria Only 25c at A.
NJ. Hughes.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-14
CANEY FORK.

Reys. Berry and Hicks preached
interesting sermons at Caney school
house Sunday
Rilye Flaugher, from Willard, Wis
friends here Sunday
Levi Jones and wife attended
church here Sunday.
Mrs. Otto Quinn and four chill
dren, left Monday for Rainier, Ore
gon.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-14
Every Act A Feature! NO OLD ACTS Every Act Absolutely New!

Miss Nan Rice. Of Reedville, was
visiting Martha Smith, Saturday.
Mrs. Lizzie Pennington, of Webb
Vile, was visiting here sister, Mary
Green Friday.
Miss Hazel Perkins was shopping
in Webbville Saturday
Mosco Wells is citizen of
Caney fork
VIM. Perkins went to Grayson to
day. Ruth.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-14
Roy and Ray Woods and sister,

Roy and Ray Woods and sister,
May, of Jean, and Misses Martha
Smith and Mamie Rice visited Mrs.
OTTO Quinn Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Sturgil, of Ratcliff,
visited Mrs. Jno. Smith one day last
week.
Dock Witten passed down our
creek last Tuesday.
Charley Roberts, of Blaine, was
business caller on Caney last
week.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-14

The law allows each delegate
and senator $500 per day for As
days and 10 cents mileage to and
from the capital Yet four out
Of the fifteen dignified refugees
who spent II days in high living
at Cincinnati refused to accept
pay for this period Of time. sena-
tor d. u. Smith. OF Cabell, sena-
tor Sutherland, o. Elkins. and
Senator Coman. OF Clarksburg,
only drew pay for rs days, but
President Hatfield OF this district
went these honest souls one better
still, he would not accept pay Tor
any OF his time but only drew his
mileage, Did the other II sena-
tors deserve pay for the time
spent in the Queen City?
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-14

The Red Jackt, W. Va, Consol-
dated Coal and Coke Co, is pro-
gresesing with It's new tipple, which
will be equipped for daily capac-
fly OF 5000 tons OF coal. The com
pany says I'VE are now erect
ing steel machine-driven tipple for
our Mitchell Branch mine. with -four
loading tracks, for producing slack
nut. lump, straight run OF mine and
/ "a inch run OF mine. or any com.
bination OF these sizes. The gener.
al contractor is the Jeffrey Manu-
featuring Co, of Columbus, o. Our
machinery and material for this
structure has been purchased II
connection with this tipple we have
laid about two miles OF standard
gauge railroad track. including sid
ings." .... .....
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-14

X Is reported that the Pelham
~ and Gas Company's new well at
R,nua Branch, Logan county, come
n hist week as a big gas gusher.
4 b claimed that 1t will produce
r.efal million feet daily. Loganites
nv Interested in this company
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-14
FOR SALE.

One fine saddle horse six years
old, weight 100. Color, bright bay.
Has plenty of good style and a
good driver. Cali or write JAS.
TAYLOR. Glenwood. Ky.
fb2ltf.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-14

I'm Fuller OF near Lavalette was
aaat and seriously wounded satur-
~ night by Andy Crawford near
M head of Camp Greek. Fuller
Had been to Huntington and was
- hls way home when the trouble
anrssrred. There was an old trou-
~ between chem that Is said to
huse been the cause OF the trouble.
RGhar was taken to the Kessler hos
mi Tor treatment
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-14

~ a vote Of 26O to 20 Guyan-
apais will be annexed TO Hunting
an The town went wet" by a
nzIsrlty OF 16
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-14

,HFarther extensive development of
nad lands IN West Virginia is out
And to the Manufacturer Record
- Harrison u. Smith OF Charles
Ma who is president Of the West
Virginia Coal Land Co. which organ
I'D recently This company has
purvhased at about Sl,35O,0OO the
naIsgo Land Co.'S $4,000 acres in
HhSette, KhnRwha and Raleigh
aDgHties. has sold various tracts to
aumpanies now operating under
haR. and will make leases or de-
snanD the remainder About $4,000
arrss win be so developed. The
nHbaru Coal a Coke Co.. the Re
pHifi Company and the Christian
colhsry Co., are among the opera
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-14
VEST VIRGINIA NEIGHDORS.
uHuHs FROM COUNTIES JUST
ACROSS THE RIVER IN
WEST VIRGINIA.

~ Logan Thursday the entire
nInncratie ticket was elected by
na5nities ranging from SO up
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-14

llslie Nobel, who was employed
b The mines Mt Holden. was run
nar and crushed to death by a
ninn car Thursday. Nobel was a
sclispl teacher by profession, but
snrtad in the mines when school
as not IN session. He had a
Alrpn circle OF friends In aud around
hniAnn who held him in the high
~ esteem. He leaves a wife and
alsss children.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1911-04-14

Huntington, W. Va, March 20. -
me home OF Wade Marcum, a
hrmer living on Breeder creek,
Mingn county, was burned last night
Astroying currency that WAS the
kaard OF years and amounting, It is
aid 20 $4,000. Marcum had led
~ life of miser for a number of
ysln. lie had sold valuable coal
ana timber lands, always demanding
pvpent In green backs OF large de-
annihations This cash he always
AnD1 In the house. fearing to trust
4 "a the banks Marcum's smoke
An.se was also burned and the loss
hEhsded 1900 pounds OF meat,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-24
FOR JUVENILE COURTS.
Judiciary Presents Favorable Report
Upon the Hall Bill.

few bclated committee report :
came into the House Thursday morn
ing. Among them was the favorable
report OF the judiciary committee upon
the act To establish Juvenile courts.
This is the Hall bill. which was re-
ferred To this Legislature from the
preceding one and in regard tn which
Il hearing WAS held several weeks ago.
At this hearing Representative Hall OF
Caribou and leading workers for the
welfare of delinquent children in this
State and other states appeared in
favor OF the measure The same COM
mittee also reported that the act to
protect and correct helpless, neglected
and offending children ought to pass in
a new draft.
s'toninston's attempt at partial di-
voree from Hancock county, which fol-
lowed the failure OF the bills for the
setting off of Stonington and Isle au
Haul from Hancock county and their
annexation to Knox county, and which
found expression in an act to author
ize the trial of civil cases from Ston-
iEston in the supreme court of Knox
county, received an adverse report
iIcm the judiciary committee.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-24
TELLS or BRIbES.
Maria SiendardO on Stand
AT CamorriSt Trial.
Declares CdIdhineeIs Offered
S12 Each for Witnesses.
De Maiteo Denies Any Part in the
Crime Developments.


fttefe' tatE Marcn 25.--.,laria
Nt'hdard". al who's" bone. the state
3IieSeS, IN" asSasslnS washed their
haads o. ths bloc. = thu Cu"eeolos
2ds examined IL President Bianchi
Al Ia tEt@i 81 tho - 6amoHriSts today.
slf i m" 9hty woman among tn"
- }S'tils's. Eaf&e AGAINST her -
{. ~ 84eit> ia 80 murders .Hi Gle re-
= = - FL St"zs. s"2Ss>.
t'5z!tt's tht G2' s!iHain- the aaeusa-
a'h '.'- 1nati" laai Sh's had b:tbed
s.'t'i'SS,& /" t'St.f% t1S'.} IN aid OF
tt9 ~ ieaata's- fAta liz d"nied. as
@tftlhA tAdt "h tn" contrary the cara
Hift' ttS hlfi 'I-ri'd I" ~ nor ST. Tor
'.'.! 3itl''-s "h"H So secured 70
= ~ " Nt@''ia'ht prepared ~ them.
A2fla ~th'itrto. Wf'so defence WAS
" = E'I 1t GENIAL "f tn" charges, Is un-
'-f "i7"e az 'Hu r2t"iIS Euch %
t'.' ''-f"'N trat.iA N"ti1 resulted III
MAJ. ''iHso'a.S ~ 1t" poorer class
"t'f'Ha Ni'hi size ~ born. and later
h2"t- ar "a N3'E"h - ts'S" ami 81 in
H"'ht0 h",h IN the 'h'n"rfa and in the
"''" i"l ne a. Ndiics
ittr nome l. said I" hay" been a re
sort 90 desperate CRIMINALS. Will" her
~ fiI'" .itiude" inrll IN nigh places
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-24
MCvesgh's Action Boon
To Returning Tourists.
Americans May Bring Personal
Belongings Worth S1OO.
Expatriaied Must Prove abandon
msnt Of Homes in US.

WaShinston, March 9&.--Sec. Mae
Ncasl has approved row customs
rGlns which the treasury department.
expects Viii do much to reduce the
troubles ~ returning tourists from
Europe ana minimize attempts ~
snus;;Ir personal belongings Under
the laW Zach American returning from
abroad is entitled T. bring in frco xf0p
Won't! OF personal belongings Thu
customs rulings hitherto have been
susceptible OF elastic interpretation
and many Troublesome incidents have
arisen. III" new rulng makes specific
announcement "C what articles an
American may bring in free TO the
value Of $loe, as follows
Clothing. toilet articles. jcwclry. per
Sondl ornaments. cameras. FISHING:
tackle, golf sticks. guns. musical IN
strunirnts. steamer rugs, toys. slaWlS
valiscA and trunks.
These things will b, considered duti-
able:
Household goods. books. pictures.
tableware. tabl, and bed linen ana
similar articles unless used by the
owner Il year abroad. Goods in thu
piece viii have To pay duty. as will
presents Tor other persons or other
articles OF any nature for sale.
OF so-called expatriated Americans,
proof will be required that they have
abandoned then homes in the United
states ana taken honafidc residence
abroad. Nom residents of the United
States, however. may bring il per
sonal effects for their own use. com
fort or convenience or articles of
adornmcnt with limit Of valuation I'M
der the usual regulation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-24
THE LAW WILL STAND.
The Bar and Bottle Act Will Take Ef-
feet May in Massachusetts.

Boston March 23.-ciforts to ~
peal The bar and bottle bill passed
last veaf which prohibits after May
the sale of bottle liquor over the
bar. failed in the House today. after
a spirited debate by vote OF io3 t"
81
When til" measure was passed las:
yea, the liquor dealers We're given Il
year 10 adjust their business They
came back - the Legislature this year
with an appeal for a repeal of the law.
The committee on liquor law reported
leave tn withdraw on the petition. Tho
debate III tho House today was on the
question of substituting Il bill repeal =
irg tn" original bill for the adversg
report of the committee and substi-
tuition failed by a vote of 1o2 to 1871.
The hill will go into effect throughout
the state where license prevails on
Man !.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-24
LOAN SHARKS SUSPENDED.
Weedine Out Operators Ey Chiefs In
Several Govt Dcpa rtments.

Washington March 23.--The ferret
ing out OF loan sharks" in the several
government departments will follow
activity dienlaNed by their chiefs as
a result of the initiative taken by Di-
rector Ralph of the Bureau of lngrav-
ing ana Printing. The director has sus-
pended T. Of his employees for alleged
loan slark" operations and suspen-
sion ~ dismissal are very likely to-
ensue in other branches of the gov
eminent service where a practice has
prevailed among Il number of capt.
taiist employees in lending money to
their more needy fellows At exhorbi-
tant rates Of interests.
Secretary MacEcaSh. Postmaster
General Hitchcock. Secretary of Agri-
cultur" Wilson and secretary of Com
nierce and Labor Nagel have institut-
ed Investigations in their respective de-
rartments and promise to make the
'sloan sharks business a thing of the
past.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-24
SOLOlST QUARTET
Gives Delightful Recital at Unitarian
Church Thursday Evening"

y @HodlE number OF the must loV-
ins Fropl" ot augusta assembled AT
IL" t.iitariAn uhiireh Thursday eye
ming t" enjoy TN recital given ny thr
S"lnist Quartet. tn members OF which
are Eva Harriet Stone. Winnna l.
N"rcloss. Marstcr- G. Edwards and
Herbert II. GuodNin. assisted bv Miss
Sue Winchrll, ccllist. and Mrs. T. =.
Dutt"n and Miss Isabel FursHith. ar-
conpanists, Lila Fish and Fannie
Keenan,. and all were charmed with
the excellence ii the production. The
program was we'll chosen and the ,.if-
fcrent numbers we're rendered in "A
way which Won tor them Il most cor
dial reception. The program
Evening star, Wagner
Miss WnchrH. Miss Fnrsaith
Bridal Chorus 'Rosr Maiden). cowen
Quartet.
Tn" Lark Now Leaves His Watry Nest,
Parker
I.il& Fish
ta1 Song. Nevin
Miss Winchcu
Voices of the Woods. Rubinstcin
Fannie Keenan,.
ta) What Is Nor Gentle, Gilchrist
tbI Departure, McndelSSohn
l.if" of Rose, Liza Lehman
t'nfolding-Jun" Raptnrc-Thc Bee
Lovers in the Lanc-Summer
Stornl-k"sc- LcaveS-Rosa KcStr-
get.
Miss Stone.
Vito. Pepper
Miss Winchell.
cycle Of old English Melodies. Wilson
Quartet.
Come All Y" Lads and I.aSses.
Loves Greeting tSoprano).
Tell Me. Charming Creature tTcnorl.
Gentle Dawn.
The Country Dance.
MaidenS. beware We tAltot.
Sound Argument BASS.
The Peder.
tOnmOtiun Of love
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-24

Following the robbery of the safe in
the post office at Gahonna, 10 miles
northeast of Columbus. Ohio, at mid :
night Wednesday, IL fight took. place
between deputies and citizens. led by
Major w. +. Dawson, and tnc five rob-
bers, two of the thieves We're wound
ed The robbers then took refuge in
Il barn where they were surrounded
and subjected to steady fire which
they returned. When the officers We're
seeking more ammunition. the robbers
escaped in the darkness, taking the
wounded men with them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-24
The v. S. Navy"

\ good sized audience took ii Sc.
voyage Thursda,. evening, with David
II. Tril gu OF tn l.. :. navy, VIII" dc
lVcred At very Interesting lecture at
the Green Street MethodiSg church, un
ffhe United States Navy" Mr.. Fri
bOu': lecture WAS illustrated by Stcrc-
0pticon Views, and slides of frigates
rom the time of the Monitor and Mer-
rimac down IL the modern battles ships
Warc shown. Mr.. Tribou spoke OF the
old navy and the new, its traditions
it's part in history, and its future,
Slides If modern sailors and the sail =
"r5 of year ago. We're placed on the
curtain and he told the boys that these
men had learned tn. t.s, great les
sonS III life, thai If duty" and 'ohc-
ditncc." lie said. They stood To tho
mast and fr"Ze if it was duty" and
their only answer 10 a command was
AYE, Aye. Sir" AS the photographs
of admiral Farragut and Rear Admi-
raj Dewey were thrown an the cur
tain. there We're great outbursts OF
applause, apd Mr.. Tribou spoke oi
thtge men in glowing terms. Mr.
Iribou was heartily applauded a, the
conclusion Of his lecture
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-24
TO NEXT LEGISLATURE.
Consolidation of Fisheries Depart
ments Deferred Two Years.

T.. II nuSc Thursday afternoon addet
Hnother item tn til, ''n.Nt Lecisla-
tGre 1t was the bill to consolidate
TIL inland fisheries and game depart
net With ths sea ma short fisheries
department. The House voted ~ l.
40 IL defer action for two years
Next the bill To authorize the crea.
ton OF Portland bridge WIS indefinite
" POSTPONED ANA tnen III" May term
20 The surrt ne court for PiseItQqui>
county Wis abolished.
The greater part OF the afternoon
session Of tn" House was devoted Il
TIM debate upon the school mill fund
distribution. the opponents to til Mi
likrn bill declaring that il would h
q di"arpontment To- the rural towns
nile its advocates contcnded thH:
Ii" Millikcn bill. which provided fol
tn" distribution of the entire fund ol
on" and unc-half mills according t
average school attendance, was a
great Improvement over Tie old Sys-
I ~ AMI the best bill bcf":r the Leg
ialltGl,. The question w;iS upon tho
adoption al the minority report, refer.
tncc to the nest Legislature for ,hs
'''''J'i'N iSp'i'' 'uSht ~ pass, NJ
House voted o. 10 80 t. adopt III,
minority report
The afternoon session OF the Senate
was devoted almost entirely To routin,
business the emily unusual feature be.
ing the increase OF the resolve FIR !;
road iii Indian Township. Washing
ton count. from $500 for each OF two
Years L. sl00p for each year in tho
fac" OF the administration economy
pro~rdnl. The amendment inc rea sine
the amount carried in the resolve MAS
introduced by senator Allan anf
adopted II to s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-24
CATTLE COMMISSIONERS
Before Governor and Council Or
Chambers Matter.


Cattle Commissioners Adams. Beal
and Dcering appeared before the Gov
ernor and Council on Thursday aft
crnuon to give an account of the cpl
demic ot CHAMBERS among the horses
at ia skman and vicinity, and will APP
pear again on Friday for more dis
icuSsion of the same matter. The
situation is described as very serious
with "a prospect Of keeping 1000 or
more horses in quarantine for Il long
time. with the possibility of finding
that Il large proportion of them are
affected and being obliged to kill
thep.. The action to be taken viii!
probably be decided on Friday but
there seems good prospect that it
will not be possible to avoid an emer-
gfnGy appropriation by the Legisla-
t,Ire. ''t' @'a jsif
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-24

Howard Bruce has It Franklin fire
place 4, his shop on Arsenal sire
that is attracting the attention q.
al pcrs ms visiting that place. Thi,
fireplace Was owned by the first Gov
ern3r Of Maine William King, an |
as ii is an antique piece" il is being
held by MIR. Bruce. 1t stands on lrg+
50 the base does not touch the floor
ANA has n funnel leading - the CHM
ncy. 1t is brass mounted and in 4
fin" state of preservation. The FROM
casting shows the date 1925.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-24

Mr.. and Mrs. +. q. Buhar. No. i
ALIEN street. lad marrow escape from
asphyxiation by coal gas THURSDAY
morning. Mrs. Rubar was awakened
about 3,l5 by AN oppressed feeling and
was just able to arouse her husband,
when she became unconscious. Mr.
Bubar was able to phone for a ply ST
elan and Keep UP until the latter cam,
when he TOO collapsed The doctor
worked ON Mrs. Bubar about three
hours, before restoring consciousness
though Nh. Bubar WAS soon revived
Mrs Bubar VAS quite sick last tvr-
ming, though out OF danger.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-24

u. w. Bunker. foreman 81 the last
ing and making rooms At the Eaton
shoe factory. has resigned lis position
10 accept ,ne with the United Shut
and Machinery Co Mr.. Bunker. vii,
has been connected with the ACgus.a
factory Tor the past year, has 4 los
-. friends, especially among his work
men and theu good feeling was show
Tina sday when al assembled at on,
! riN ~ the room and he was escorted
, from TIM office to their midst It h.
taken by surprise by being til" r..
| cipicnt Of a handsome leather h"unf
| oak rocker. presented in behalf %
! the enrloy"s Of tn" factory. Dy VI
w. Cummings. foreman of the freeing
| room. Mr.. Bunker RESPONDED in yer,
touching words. Tile vacancy cause,
hy Mr. Bankers resignation Will h,
n,icd By +. l.. churchill Of the Brock
ION idCtOrs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-03-24
QUARTERLY MEETING
OF kennehec County Medical Associa
ton Thursday Evening.

The quarterly meeting OF the Ken
neh.e County Medical Association Was
held at the Augusta House Thurs,la Y
evening, about - of the members be-
ins present, and the occasion proved
ene Of great deal Of enjoyment Thu
business session WAS preceded br the
usual dinner, the menu for which MAS
excellent.
The program for IT,. evening inelad-
cd several rapers as follows: Mt
abolism III Typhoid Fever" by Or. X
l.. Mckay Of Augusta "Plcmisy-
From 4 Medical Standpoint by Dr.
E. j. Lincoln Of augusta ePleurisy
From surgical Standpoint, by DR..
". Il. Harris al augusta, and Recent
Advances in the Treatment Of Dyson
terry Among Children" by Or. Henry
/. BuWditch OF Boston