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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.

MAY 1.
MANHATTAN.
AVENUE A. 9. 20 IT 5 Of 18th st. 75x23
NAV l. 1908. G Ferd Esgert 70 Emma and
Ernestine Bremen and Maria. Butler; $1,000
"a Broadway.
BROADWAY. Sass TO 34s7, 5oxIoo; May J.
1905: Charles Stuart 20 Cabot Real Estate
Co. $4,000; attorney. Title Guarantee and
Trust 60. 176 Broadway
BROOME ST n e. PSI IT Of Essex e.
75x4J5; May l. 1908. Moritz Jerchower ct al
70 Riser & Philip and Philip Federman;
s.. 900: attorney, Strasbourger, Eschwege &
schell. - Broadway
COLUMBUS AVE n e cor ssth e.. 3ox
1905: April %. 1905: Hy Hsrburger to Emily
Leuthy: $4,000, attorneys Deyo & Bauerdorf
Ill Broadway.
COLUMBUS AVE. cor " elst St. 20.5x
10 6: sept Il, 1903; Joseph " Dougan 20 Man
haitian Savings Institution; s. 900. attorney,
Tdw II Schell. 66 Broadway.
SANE PROPERTY; Dec "a 1900. sam. 70
same q. 600.
SAME PROPERTY; MAY rs. 1897 same to
same. s21 800; attorney. same as above.
MULBERRY ST. A. s2x23; April 7. 1905
Maddelena 9 Celilo TO Lille McComb Farti-
gan. $4,000. address. 80 Wall 81.
OLD SLIP $ IS II II Of Pearl st. 80 Ok
80 l6x rreg. Sept % 1905. Gustave " Goss-
Ter 70 Robert Z Winthrop; $4,000; attorney.
Wood - William ST.
RIvINGTON ST. g. 80 II OF Ridge st.
90 7xe0; April os 1905: Samuel Fleck. ST. to
Rose Stein; $4,000, attorneys. Goldfogle,
cohn g. LIND, 27l Broadway.
RIDGE ST. So 100 5x2S2 April 80. 1905:
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IN THE AUCTION MARKET.

The following transactions were recorded
Yesterday at the Real Estate Exchange
salesroonns. Nos. a and 16 Vosey street:
BY samuel Marx.
l45TH ST. 450. s. "a Il Qt C2n{en,tss az w.
1sxae IL g sty dwg. sold 20 the r'aintin Tor
$40 600. also
DECATUR AVE. 1892, g g, 355e # Of
Gun nm I'd, 25xsO g sty dws. sold 10 the
plaintiff for 5000 also
DECATUR AVE. 1914. @ 8. $500 4 OF G5G
I'M I'd 25xso, 3 sly dwF sold 20 the piain'll
FOR $1,000
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BOROUGH OF MANHATTAN
PaZUNpscHAyT
CLUE

RADFORD's ARTISTIC HOMES
Our new book OF Radford's artistic honss
POSTPAID. RADFORD ARCHITECTURAL CO
i1s Fulton e.. New York
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wEsTCHEsTER AVE. cor OF Greene
ave 25xI0o; April 20: 3 yrs. 5R per GEM en-
Frederick J spiiedt 10 Yette Reiss' so'ooo'
address. 81 East 155th 81.
Sd AVE W s. so IT Of 164th St Z98oo'
April 2: yrs ~, per cent; Thomas Is Bar
ringer To Alzernon Frissell; $4,000; address
East 43d st
5TH AVE, . cor Of White Plains Road,
sOxs4: April Q yrs. ga per cent; joseph
Huggard 10 Arthur Mace and ano' trus'
So 600 address III East Houston 81
bath ST. s. 1sl II e Of Alexander ave,
25xi0O April /: ": Frank Cetter 70 Ha ,1sih
Savings Bank; $1,000; address, p East lZoth
st.
i52D ST :, 27o It E Of Morris ave 5ox
sen and ano 10 Dollar savings BANK so<'"oV'
address 2s0s Sd ave.
,rres; NAV i. yrs. 5is per cent; Brstow
Construction Co TO Selma Strauss; S3I,ooo'
address % West 1e5th ST.
SAME PROPERTY; April 90 due July l,
1911 9 per cent same 10 Alexander PREMIER
SO 900 address 12s Broadway.
18TH ST. g. 3s5 II Of Prospect ave,
25xi44 (prior mtg $4,000; April 20: 2 yrs,
9 per cent: Robert Nane to Catharine A
Layele; $1,000
SAME PROPERTY: April 2. 8 yrs; Cath
ar.ne A Lavelle to Margaret Knox; $4,000,
address. AS Mott ave.
18TH ST, I'll East, 21x95; Apri! 2 due
as per bond: Gosue Gallant 70 Title Guarantee
and Trust CO. $500; address, l76 Broadway.
221sT ST. s s. i05 II Of 4th ave. 1o0x1l4
(prior mtg $4,000: April rs yr, per
cent: Carrie Wagner 20 Jacob Marx, 500,
address POP Broadway.
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TO LET FOR Rus,Ngss PURPOSES.

NEW YORK CITY-FOR RENT.
First moor loft for billiard parlor on 2Srd ~.
near 4th ave. cafe on ground foor, large once
and store buildings located near this ptope'"'
W. &. REEVES 4 co
rct East oSrd st New YORK CIV
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
UNPUBLISHED APARTMENTS.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

THE GRAND WEN ..
$50 50. Nicholas ave. : corner lHo'n 90
s rooms baths. 81 .OO0 70 81 POO. nnesi loea"''
| I'm the city. Apply on premises
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sOTH ST, s. l25 T. Q OF "a ave. 25xio2 2:
April 6: due as per bond; Cyril I Adrian 10
William Bhni; $500: address. 80 Prescott
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SAITH ST, S. AS II OF sth ave, 2ox1o2, q
NAV !: 3 yrs Theodore Barrner 70 John W
Roorhby. Sl7 90 address, New Rochelle \.
s5TH ST. n :. ss2 II OF Lexington ave,
i7xiOO : prior mtg 100000; April p. Yrs,
per cent Mary Ashton 70 Daniel Lyden. 81 600;
address 125 East S5fh 81.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10
Walking for Exercise Should Be An
Excursion, Not a Stunt.

Taking 1t for granted that Your
heart is sound and normal, eight or
ten miles walk 4 day can only do a
young man good; is the safest, sanes..
best OF all exercises, especially il the
walker uses his powers of obserya-
ton and thought on the way to cheer
up and freshen brain. heart, appetite
ana nervous system. Forced long
tramps for the mere glory of the
thlnS are y. C.; are sometimes POSI-
lively Injurious. Walking should al
WAYS take the form of gay excur-
SION, and not stunt-where possible
Such walks are unusual these days.
but long ago were everyday affairs
ike hunting and sparkling. One thing
today is different; the roads are much
harder; you know, in the old days
thefe We're no asphalt streets, gravel
foadS or other nongiving foot and leg
Killers Every man ought to take one
or two long walks week, and he
ought To nave three or four pairs of
good shoes just for that purpose. so
that while he is breaking In and
F"itehins up a new pair there are Z
couple OF easy pairs to fall back on.
Walking does not hurt the heart ann
II there are no baggy veins or vein
bags, walking hardly ever hurts
hlttn.-NeW York Press
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10
WEST FAIRFIELD.

y box sociablc was held at the home
OF AIr. and Mrs. Stillman Holmes on
the evening of III" 9Th inst. with 4
good att rdancc. They We're enter
tanned With Il treat and playing and
sinsin2 b. Miss Lila Sa@trlle of Sid
ncy. uho is the guest OF h"r aunt. y
vcr% line time was enjoyed by all
Tho people of this Vicinity ar" TAX
ing advantage Of the good shedding by
hauling tncir logs to the mill.
Tho teams of l.. +. NYc are loading
wood at lioxic's siding as have been
done in tn" past seasons.
Harris Ipanfnrth is erecting new
shinEle mill on his farm which seems
to Ia. a promising industry.
Nj. aHd Mrs. Ed. Murray are stop
ping 1T ,hu home of her parents and
he is doing an extensive lumber busi-
nrs-. II Will return to his home in
Naterviiie soon as the sleddine breaks,
To Resume he carpenter trade.
Elmer Bates * preparing - build a
now main on his hnuse by getting logs
to the mill to itayr lumber sawed.
Hrooksid, cottage wa@ recently oc-
'.'f i,st ~ % ti,a!i& frem tzurl Kent.
Mss afalion St,veHs is In. guest Of
Miss Tzofa Iiolmss the present Week,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10

Another oi"m"pt making for hor nrec-
tIciA success has teen Miss Addam's
ability TO gu2Id against the insidiolis
approach of mo"nshinr III the sr-lpe Of
theoI;es CONS trl,, t:.ts the universe. 1t
{; nnDi bc said, tha, i'll thr n y als cr
HUI house, the settlement has even. he
com" identified Win Il particular cult Of
''GFlift Yet. rs the 5lutobiography le-
Neals, il vas an "tltSt of assault from
tl.c beginning by rldical theorists. The
; ,eialst. the ;tnar INST TIM singh" taxe,.
all, in short. wap nunGer"d to rcgen-
r"ate society by Scnte shett cut-sought
t" make Hall hons" IN. headquarters; nf
u propaganda. AMI Hun heasr eert
prop, rlN furnished 4 frc. platform To
ovsiNone with an Ecn"st message It's
clubs. lNc"aJns and l,bajinG societies
fJi' t,;c Hri1nborIto Vi were inevitably Il
magnet for restiva and eNtrc.ne spirits,
Yet they r"ger sG:Cecded in DONG the
thinking OF Jane .Addan,s, who was
great enough to So her work in enudi-
iionS rather than in utupsas. It is tru,.
thai, 1T ti'..es. Hun house has b .cn Vic
i"J<lA atac,-ed ia the press as a breed
ms t!aee tt= anarchists, =, f"menter Of
social discomfort especially after grave
crimes and aaSaSs nations haze been
committed Eut no accusation could
have hecn :Horc unjust nn Islander more
T&dton.
At % Miss .Addams has evidently
lived down whatever Of mstrust and re-
scHtmcn. oree oxistod III Chicago among
the I.ealthE lasscs, ana her serene
poise 2nd cafn judgment. rs we'll rs her
at,. 81 tf,f, h,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10
ANARCHISTS INDIGNANT.
English Russian. ard American Police
Working Together Says Editor
f!avei.

Tic homo Of TIE Mother Earth. the
anarchist magazine 1t 30 East Thir-
tcentn street. iive flights up and back,
vas deserted except for Hippolytc Ha-
vel. Nr. Hayrl ts thu lou@-harcd
friend. through thick and thin. Of
Emua Goldman. .Alcxander Rerkman.
King Of Hcboea" Eeitman. Sadakichj
Hartman, and Others composing a snug
cotoIie q the real thing IN anarchists
Mr.. Haytl WAS AT home, but not at
ease. Near 4 richly bound edition o'
Tustoi repose4 Emma Geldman's
"Nhat / Believc.@
Asked what hr thought OF the bat.
IL" i'll London between the band of NJ
l,.gcd anarchists and n regiment OF
police Air Hav-i tusged at his sha ggy
iet mano with his pale fingers ana be
eama LOST in thought
Finally MIR. HaVtls jct ~" flashed
His hair and lie rest of Mr. liaYel
arOsC.
Il d. net know these men IL said
at i. too carly L say anything. per
hap>
If they wtre really anarchists. ther
think that thc Russian police are to
blame. think that the IsuSsian po-
ice latisatcd tire trouble. thihf
that she mt II who were hpHHdrd by tn
police iE ryelE country. aatil at last
tac uniertunst, SOUGHT refuge in that
aliceed asylum f5I. the politically per
secuio3 ~ ta.f Wholu world england
only Ia find that scotland Yarl was
working hand III glove With the Rus
sian police only t" Gnd. in "'hc'
9.rI1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10
City Opera House.

4 great treat is in store tor thc pa
irons of the Opera house who have nc
llready seen the new vaudeville act:
hat arrived and were staged for the
first time Thursday in this city. Ther'
IS the usual variety which the patrons
So much desire. Handlers and Mcliss
eccentric novelty dancers. do a fine
turn and both are excellent piano
players. y little sketch entitled "'fh'
Hlacksmith's Boy" is presented by
Corbett and Chester in Il manne,
Which takes well. Ii has an interest
ing story. The Five Musical Smiths
one of the biggest musical acts in
vaudeville. made their appearance
Thursday and will he a feature. AT
are talented cornet players and the
beautiful music rendered made !! big
hit Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10

baay;es. ,.a;qbt o,.or transferraa nv.
man from land to water, gave ,iso
to creator anxia,,, than is usuoI IN
euch an onarotinr ali mans vor,,od
to nerrrrtinn, ana she plidcd into the
water a.. nroccrnIlv as would = small
launch Tic bcat contains many radi-
co1 irnnrnvornon,. "nd nroyidcs for
900 uassonoerg chic rho crow v,iI,
rumhc,. 8f0 Ii., ono;pns are of A.
ooa boru,. ,,o,.,.,. na ~. ,o
kinds. known to cnoineers as the
rcciprocalina ana the turhiuc
This hugo olynrir in uaneral an.
ncf.rance rcsc,nblrs ttc Nauretania
ana the I.nsit4nia n,ov;o,,sh mon.
toned in Nature aud science" Envt
summer she viii cr,.r tho Kew, York.
Tiyncuth- -Chcrbourg ana Southamn-
tom n,ni, ,cr,.i,o n,,t IN No fnlIn,'.'.1
bN hc, sister vneso, ,ro ritari, H.,
tho IAN
II may helm ne +, r.a1izo the of,.r,.
mics prc,t lansth of sS.IN fnn, - ,"o
cn,a,Yta if m the untronnIi,an tn,..or
in New York. aboy.. which, if SCI nm
ON c,,d shc womb axtena fSo font
She is twice as long AS tie height nf
~, 5a,,a -, ., | '@"' y,
EQUALS in lrngth the Total 1rr,r' dr"n '"L nr
the lannon's Bridal Vrp fall in rho
Yoscolft. Valley. # sha ana hnr si..
ter Ship. the Titani. vnrc ,l,c.d
end t. end under ErooElyn b,;doc
they v.oulI coprnlotpIv bIocl, t,ast
river and axt.,,l Io3 roc, .,.,.. ..,,l,
shore II * also intar.stiro f., r,.o
that the lrngth o. Ihis in,r,n.,so Chi,
is four times tn. height al runl.n,.
Hin mnn,nn.,t ''''''''i
sinr, ~" 'Iyort - H. g.. -.
crn in fS,S nn s,....'.,n', '-,,S',
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10
PlTTSFIELD.

TlIc annual parrish meeting and sup
Der wa held Tuesday evening at the
Fre. Baptist church with a good at
tend lncp. Rt ports We're read showing
that the sum Of $500 had been paid ON
he church debt beside meeting tae
TnIn.r EXPENSES OF thu church. II
was recommended that the salary ot
thc minister be raised The officers
alCCtGd Wore President. q. II. Drake;
clerk. L. VI. Lord; treasurer, c. :. COT
in: trustees. Q. L. Henry, f. L. Land
nan and Edwin ChildS.
The members OF the Junior Union of
he l'nive9saiist church held a pleas
ant social Wednesday evening in the
-eSttN of the church.
N..ws was received here Thursday
Of the death Wednesday night OF LeN.is
Fish at his late home in Elartland. y
widow, one son ana daughte" survive.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10

SLOW. while Mr.. Wyman is in Augusta,
#hero he las charge Of finishing some
houses.
Miss Jennie Warren has returned
from visit with friends in Clinton.
Miss Avorill Pinkham OF Augusta
is visiting Miss Alberta Foss
Mrs. Rose Harris left Thursday for
Lewiston to visit her daughter. Edith.
who has been studying for the past
twe years te be a trained nurse. Miss
Harris received her diploma Thursday
Tie ladies of the CniNersalist cir
Gle met Wednesday afternoon WIFE
Mrs. George Page on Western avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. K. O. Files are in Bos-
ton
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10

'FAe Eoaru of Education is consider
r. the feasibility of opening sum
'I' school IN this city during the
'm.ng summer months. whereby
achcrs may pursue the required
prk. The classification of salaries
ld ru'"S for the loss of salaries, has
ten = question that has been before
e. board on many occasions and il
IS been found that the system Of
.aded salaries in the public schools
Is been unsatisfactory.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10


y, ','e',nS u az 7'att i'.'al Il
'' "''''' WI "'' '''' ~ N"''' ''''
~
lo,&1 :. M.,ohehinS session at FttE hattd-
-. ,A''I - ~ ~ l'e',,
Trade. Response. Hon H. J Gala
ha4. r4"csidrnt State H"ard # Trad.
G"itaa Sd'ni.;,,...,i ,,.,,,i ,,r -.
retary f. NJ Eiandr2. Including ssm-
lnsion. 10y h9l Ia" Maine l3ardS Arc
W.,,,.' ',,ti'',,,. iIPoi ~ -
s:ai.iia. ana sBeei.ll ronisti,t..,.s .td-
j9Hnihtut fer dinner
i'do - ~ iStt /" 49, f'2i, o. a M
,ro)I..v
100 T. M--PabIic meettH1 At City hu5d-
m. .ldhress; IL IN ahd ihe
dom I''' Portland Tn,,r, or Tr.,5a - td. .
dress. "Get Together-Why? How
John l. :'e%a!I, Nofee.ttf. Mas. see
Ea,nE'i 1l |n'5a .,'''l,s ,sS't, ist M
Aaircss. ..Maine and the Nationa
corn Sf.4ow. i'r"I ii q. Bel. niHer-
sly ~ -i'tii''' tse''szi"it'
In III" "fenine AT SO o'clock banquet
will be served AT thc Elks hall uHd"r ;he
auspices Of the Watcrl III Board Of Trad
and Retail Merchants associations Or
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10
FAIRFIELD.

This Friday tvcnin" viii proaahl"
see the last of the series OF meetings
which have been held for the past two
weeks at Benton schnolhollsc under
the auspices of the Methodist and
Rap:is; Societies. The attendance has
beer good and much interest mani
fosttd. Mr.. Iach of the Methodist
church viii he the speaker Of this eve
ninE.
The regular Grange meeting ield at
Tho Benton schoolhouSc Wednesday
evening had good attendance. a
good literary program was carried out.
III charge Of Mrs. Scott. lecturer.
Mrs, George Wyman is visiting her
daughter. Mrs Edward Chase in Win
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10

The 4-year-old son OF Joseph Poulir
rf Water street met with a severe ac-
ient Wednesday afternoon while
playing about an old cart that was il
ront of his fathers shop. The car
1ody tipped over and pinned the youne
BOY To the ground. His right leg SUI
cred a compound fracture. He was
testing comfortably THURSDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10
WORLDS LARGEST STEAMER.
It Is the White Star Liner the OIym
pic. Launched October 20.

The White Star liner Olympic
christcncd by the Countess of Aber
deem wife of She Niccroy of Ireland
was Launched At Belfast on the 10th
OF october. No other boat ever
launched has attracted so much pub
lie attention. not only because she
is the largest vessel that has ever
been built, but because her machiner!
is of Il type considerably different
IRON that Of previous steamers.
Though her launching weight of
twenty seven thousand tons the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10

s;S.111111111 LIS y. NJ. for Bangor,
,.tVsI5 IA \. NJ, for Bangor. Il
y. X. r. Bar Harbur 4
Old Town st. John, Hall
{I1:SLIy3 fax 7" Bangor daily in
Guiding sunday.
kushlngton County Ry.
EsI, n for SEs,y,harap and waV
kations
al \ NJ for Uartiand. Dover & Fox.
Ioft ard Bangor.
k51 \ N fnr R.Ifae, Rarcor HucIs-
In
~ \ NJ. for Fairfield and Skovheran
4 40 p Nj. for Bangor Il. K A.. and
Fash 60. nv AIgtIav3ml5eay. Vance.
brn 81 Strnhcn IIn,llfon- Woodstock,
II y NJ for Dnv.r and Fovcroft Eel.
-, panror and wsv st,,tions Rar Har.
H. C,IJ 'Tovn ana WattaTnn1l,ear DaiIv
i,an@o+,
!" - \, ro,. E,airaeid aud Skovyhaoan
SI6 u for lilnu.b.c,,,
ig /, " fn,, pan,,,,. '7nJ ,,,a,. stations
-1' 4'' cI-TSHyS
re Al fnr i'itt.tioId <av.nort aud
pngnr
ioi " co.. pnSt,a, - - go
Ia ~ II u for for e.itny-berap
A. - fa,. 10 80, ~ Wv. etatio,s
~ ~ ~ ~ -, - ctt',' ,.t.'tv' "li" ""'
30 NJ ~, ~ IT, ~, " ,tvLa'' Vyt.E
.r ,f ~; -, ', -, ,,,,,.sc,.s Co,
-, ~; ~, ~; 11 p"it eNNVP' "'''''s Ao'
Ak NJ - for oa,,tand w;ntbrop Few
ION Mechanic sails and Rumford Falls
4 % A NJ for Augusta. Rockland, Bath
,r,;ana ana Rostnn White Mountains
I,,aloc nnutra,l and tbicapO
10 A. NJ. fo, Oakland.
a. 90 4. NJ, for Oakland, Somerset Rail
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10
Jane Addams at so.


" '' ar III" hrst ilyc clIIZans of rhi.
IL
!i4S 'faestt7h WIS asked ny on, Gr q.
s'"ii. q '4,4g"n5 WHO W,fa seated ia
III Il doWhte"n eIuh II wa. inn
hi'dia'"lN aGf.ra :mohg them ,h,,
1'''I' @"'t!d d" no Gcubt Is To Tho very
80 I'''=e. IN" 1Ame oi Jane AGiars
''u ',.i INC rest
- WIS Ia" late Iea1T y. Lloyd, also
ehINdso, VIM, ..hcn asked 10 uamo
-, .',' steateSt man IN America, answered,
Jan" Addams The Chicas, yicv
ii's 10 q" ~"il established. If Jane
,1u'i ms could IGa for mayor tic com
ans spring, AMI WGUla consent Ia ..ni.,no
,zn,.=..',, ,l5 i'dt''a oi f"r friends"
en- a. '''#''''H e""ld ne depended un-
oIa.,;,.,-,.. ~ W SHon'" Ike cX-
f'F inc chIel magiS-
~ = e"' Western eity. and u is
coi,,,.. ~ ~ 'AS''iN arrangements
MISS Ad"amS IS row % ycars Of aec.
III ti'e ilil maturity and spIendnr of her
powers She has abundant reason To be
a. Pi"u1 OF her life work as Chicago
Nus |" he proud nf nor. Tho "autobi-
= 1c'fS az HON House" lMaomillanD. a
''iuih' recently published. is one OF tho
i''"st Nainabl" books of the past year.
II - abs"ihlhglS interesting in It's
t"ui"S 81 III" social settlement life in
"''e" MISS 4""ainS was pioneer. AL
tl'S' every p"2" IS rich with aupCdoto
Ii~"h from vast experience among
ne poor ana IL" re"' ut immigrant popu-
i"'i"H, IN" work of Hun house has
''Vh pTN"hd an praise whatever its|
"a "sSS may nave been. for il has been
III outpost or tn" E"W frontier Of Amer
leah clN'llzatten. 1nl thor,' il has Eorne
,,.,i,.,,'i ,,'''' ''''i - 'ie process "f nation
IL IS 1uIte supef!lnous to explain the
FiIloes activities of Hull hcris,e. ol to
captain why 1t Is one OF the notable in
'titeu"l'S 9t Chirdso Possibly ts
to'hcef Is dead tired" of hearing it's
'ui"GlrS sounded. Her book, however
@"peis IfeSl attention To the large ana
'ehetcieAt iAtuenc" the house Las ex-
'rclsel upon public opioniun in relation
TO al Htaf social questions aud upon
successful movement To aneliorate
III.
abolish disGraeelUl housing condi-
ions IN The S!ums, to improve the san
cation of tie community was initiated
Il iuli house. There are state laws ard
municipal ordinances which We're en-
acted because the practical experience
ana lrst-hand Information Of Miss Ad-
dahs and ner fe!loW-Wnrkers made out
cas-" for reform which 1t WAS impos-
S.hie 10 ignorr. Hull house frpm the
start IN lNH3 WIS scientific, not faddist
IL khe" III" III cross sections, and ii
studied Things precisely as they Were.
germ ana az.
While Jane .\ddams has always been
prc-cmiaently an i4tllst. she has been
remarkably successful in Il practical
WaE hccaus" she has kept her feet on
the earth even Wn.r her head was in
49,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10

y ncw lodge of tie Degree oc Honor
viii T." instituted in ills city Friday
evening at The y. q. L. W. n.lll. Those
in charge T.ct Thursday evening 1t the
hone o. Mrs. George Gilbert. Grand
Chicf If Horror Mrs. Sadie Nct,ait at
An@u2ts, will be present and preside.
over t!e meeting. Invitations are TX
tended to Fidelity and Jean II Are
Icdees in ills city and Hamilton Lodge
of Oakland to be present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10
WALDO.
HAluDAlE.

The Railey Rros. of Knox are saving
wood in this vicinity with gasoline
power.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. McCorison. who
went to Nebraska last October. started
March on their return home.
]. E. Han suffered severely last week
with an ulceratedi tooth. a ~ a
crows.madt 'thsir appearance MaiTch
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10

The Watcrvill" Dairy Improvement
Association viii hold an ail-daN ses
sion saturday at WinsloW Grange
hail. Dinner Will be served lay the Ia
dies of the church.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10

Edward l.. Simpson WAS in sNowhe'
~an Thursday, assisting +. i. Sawye'
Turing the opening ot his new con
'ectionery store. Mr.. Sawyer was for
nerly candy maker in the employ o
Simpson in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10

DIR. y. Eisson has returned from
bston. where he has been for the past
~ days attending the automobile oX-
hition
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10

The hook and ladder truck at the
Central station was changed To wheels
Thursday afternoon, on account OF the
hard sleighing in the business streets
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10

T.. C. Wardwcll and Harry Nosc Of
|c Wardwell- Emery co. returned
hursday afternoor from n business
ip To Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. William Spiller OF up
|r College avenue LETT Thursday
ornng for New York. where Mrs.
hiller will attend the drcssmakcrs
|nVontiOnS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Arnold of Sill
|r street returned Thursday from Il
bort trip to Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10

The postponed meeting of Hose Co.
10. /, will be held at 80 this Friday
Fening at the Central Fire station.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10

Mrs Leo Il. Jones of BoutciIe ave
nue. left Thusay fer k!ngii"id. called
by the illness Of her brother.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10

Horace J. cook. t.. Of NJ, Ia, vas in
rono Thursday, visiting friends at the
diversity.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-10

The advance agent for the Rinsin.
Erothrrs' Circus was in the ciu
Thursday and booked the circus j.,
Ills ,itv- snr Saturday. June "a.