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The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-08-29

Heavy Reduction in Fire Losses.
The reports of the fire marshal and
insurance commissioner for the month
of June are now being sent out by the
state auditor. The fire losses for the
month of June for the entire state are
shown as $f04,539, on which there was
insurance of $124,905, and with a total
valuation of $203,515. This is big re-
duction over previous months. The
largest single loss was the destruction
of the Parkersburg Mill Co., at Park
ersburg, entaiiing a loss of S35,500,
with $24 900 insurance and a total val
uation of the property of $40,500.
Developments in the oil fields
brought no new discoveries and the
competitions distributed over many dis
tricts with no special significance at
tached to any. The feature holds out
very little encouragement for greater
activity in any part Of West Virginia
or Southeastern Ohio.
Two Big Bond Issues.
To secure more paved streets, free
bridge over the Kanawha river and at
least one market house, the chamber
of commerce has suggested to the city
council and board of affairs that two
bond issues of at least 100000 each
be submitted to the people.
The annual institute for the teach
ers of Tyler county will be held at
Middlebourne the week beginning Au-
gust 14th with superintendent Joseph
Roster, of Fairmont, and Mr.. j. ID.
Muldoon, of Keyser, as instructors.
Atty Gen. William G.. Conley and
family left for Kingswood, the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Conley, where Mrs. Con-
the rest of the summer.
Judge Keller, in the federal court,
dissolved the injunction granted some
time ago, restricting the Pocahontas
Coal and Coke Co. from collecting
claim of $4,000 against the Independ-
ent steel Co., of America, located at
Kenova.
Shirley-The store building owned
by the J. b. Smith Store Co., was en-
tered by burglars and robbed of over
$500 in money and jewelry.
Arrangements have been made to
hold the farmers institute for Tyler
county at Little Buffalo, Friday and
Saturday. August 1926.
Senator Watson has appointed Rich
ard Howard Jones, of Wheeling, to
cadetship at Annapolis.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-08-29
LOvable
Women
Stout, Stupid
Kind Are
Most Favored
BY VIRGINIA RANDOLPH

Hat kind of women do like? What a queer ques
ton! Women like ano; not all women, of course-there
are some women who simply impossible
The women the footights, for instance
There many varieties in the orchestra stalls Those
who come with their young seldom know the of the
play They talk nearly all the time, and when they
talking they thinking of the walk home don't like
them Then those who want to be actressehey all think
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-08-29

Judge Keller in the federal court,
dissolved the injunction granted some
time ago. restricting the Pocahontas
Coal and Coke Co. from collecting a
claim of $4,000 against the Independ-
ent steel Co, of America, located at
Kenova.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-08-29

Shirley.-The store building owned
by the j. B. Smith Store Co., was en-
tered by burglars and robbed of over
$500 in money and jewelry.
The Calhoun chronicle. [volume] (Grantsville, W. Va.) 1883-1984, 1911-08-29

Arrangements have been made to
hold the farmers institute for Tyler
county at Little Buffalo, Friday and
Saturday, August 25-26.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18
Nes Nicbitah(s beidlnIbiat.

2. 9. Gbonberloiit BON Clinton,
Mte,, beidnloigt @ndlen'S arnica
Salbe 6es 8iebitabis rinnnt
Brand. nno 8riibmitn6er 0ie tied.
eoetp Sdnier5elt- .berdnbt Sdnitt.
number, S%iibneroiigeii, gerrenflrn.
gen mo aitberei GerIetinget ibrer
Shreden.e ihreibt er. "Sot oIs
elm Seilmittel nidt icifRsaleid,en.
gsiir 25c obi alien apotbefern.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18
1. @auleieI &ennen, 90 as
pom pleoie, eriter 8reis 800
2. MSaltleiel &ennen. 90 as

/. Vtdltlelel Eeitrlelty go as
pom pleoie, eriter 8reis 800
2. IaltleIel &ennen, 90 as
bon pleaie, erfter 8reis 200
Ism ieSem &eniler miiiien A @auI.
eiel iein.)
Samstaa 2. Septentbcr.
/. &feroe &euneit, 90 as BON
pleaie, eriter 8reis 800
2. &ferbe &ennett 90 as pou
pleafe, erfter Breis 200
(Sn ieOem &ennet miiiIen A Sfer-
DC iein.)
/. @aitIeieI &enleu, 40 as
pou pleaie, eriter 8reis 800
9. @aulelel Genneir, 90 as
non pleaie, eriter 8reis 200
ieoem &enren miilien 4 Maul.
eieI iein.)
6reitao ullo Samstag, September 1.
ull0 2 9adJmittags 5fpilbeu 9 IL.
3 ubr, @ettrentlen fir M1rnner,
nid)t Inter is Sabr aft. COS
oiirfen lid nidt ipeniger ais mie
s ON &ertrrem betbeiligen).
@riter 9reig 800.
9peiter 8reis 200
grtra Sreis bon 5000, bon @if
9seumanlt, fiir BEN Ia,tn ipelder iii
&ennen Die groBte Iisobl
moft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18

gallatpap Gountp beiibt einen
ungerHein groBen &eidtbum. Die
iqbrlide pereinnabirtten Steuern BE.
lallfen ii6 aitf $4,000. Ser @e.
Ia%mnitiuertb BEG fteuerbaren gigen-
tbims belaitft ith alif fait adt MiI.
lionen Dollars.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18

>urh WIerentrantbeit erscnaf miro, Ianaiom
ingcgriHen, 8lnienfatarrb, brarner Gab poer
lnoerer 8ooeuIab i'm llrin, &ppfipeh, Giiden.
ld}ttter5en, S6tDiHoel, S1Iaflpitafeif, 0erpo.
lttdt iino bic Splscn unb bic Rieren ielbfi
peroen 5erriittet rrb perjdpinoeu 4eIe fir
2eue. Blaienleioen 1T bic urIahe erfranfter
Rteren luo bieiem 2eioen lit am ldnenitsn
abdubelien, iuoein man bic Iieren in aeiai,
ben 3nitano periett. ,,Gpamps Root.
lSumpfs Bnr5eI linoert ben 8alIerorana unb
~brennenoes Baiieriaien, NIB perbinoert bos
oftn1alige @aierlaiien bel Taa unb tpdbrenS
Der Shlaf5eit. Sic milbe 1ino i~ofprtioe
8irfnng bon pSpamps& pptn, bic tpirnbeyr.
oare Nieren.Iranei, lit idneu bemertbar. Gle
bat bic bbdite Stufe erreidt, neil je bic an.
ertannt beiIbringenoten gisenI6aften befibt,
Gtne Trpbe tpiro jeoen bappr iiberseuaen,
oSuampsGoot" lit anaenehm Al tiebn,en
iiitb IN allen Npotbefen In 80 Gent iino | Sol
lar Slaiten 81 baben. Cine grobeHaide
nno elm Bud, bas Gues beIast, tuiro Sbnen
luf Gnfrase portpfrei Sugeididt. Ghreiben
Siean Or. &ilmer $50, Bingbamtpn, 81. y.
grrudbnen Sic aud, bieie Iiberale STerte In
oteiem Blatte geleien 81 baben. Merien sic
tit ben Narten ,Spamps&pot" uno lafIep
gle iih BPM S%erfdufer anitatt ,Snamp.
Root" rid3ts aroeres arbieten-tbun sic baS,
oarn iperoen Sic enttdui9t iein. :
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18
&artoffeIn.
@iiiiien bcnannt iein.)
SHbfartoffeIn

8cites Ted 8eb Serleh-. rs
gates gef 6. germitoa rs
&lllIef ianuntli6 bonn ausiteaer
IN 1911 ge3ogen Iein, urb 9iemaipb
vt es g%eitattet iid lin mebr ais apie
etilen Treis fir oieielbe Sorte iirsb
Sualitdt 81 beuerben; tpeoer per-
lonlidL nod bur6 Mitbilfe anSerer
8erlpnen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18
Srauben an gogcrl, nidt iiber

Srailben an gogcn, nibt iiber
1 Sabr glt.
C9pgen bari nid)t iiber A SUB lang
iein.)
Better 9o8en.
Concord, cr1ter &reis 200.
Concord, aiueiter &reis 100
Gatapba, etetee Sreis 200
@atatpba, 5~fueiter Treis 100
8irginia Seeoling, eriter &reis 200.
8irginia Seeoliatg, 2ter 8reis 100
@rein$ &iesIitg $50 i, / 8reis 200
@reinS 6iesIing go /, 2 8reis LOO.
glniro, eriter 8reis zoe
@lnirn. 5ipeitcr 8reis 100.
SSpeS Seeoling, erlter 8reig 200
Spes Seeoling, a~ipeiter 8reis 100
@oo6rufi, eriter Breis 200
8oobruff 5%tpeiter Grei8 100
|Gelaipare, eriter 8reis 100
Sermalin, eriter 8reis 100
Irnula. eriter Sreis 100.
M~oiiaIla, eritar 8reis y. 100
4lalie 2,
Weine.
Charles GberliiL Superintendent.
alisIteller lino eriudt. Dor gr1ff.
nuiIg Der 4ilsitellttng, 5ipei 5laiden
@ein, pollltdnbig nit @tifcttelt Der.
.ieben ionie cine 6Iaide obite irgetlo
lpeIfe Gillette ODER Mtarfe, an een
5npt. abSulieiern; iammtlide 8las
idlm miiiicn r~egeInldbi9c Der 8Ia.
id)er ieiit.
5dnmtlide 8eine miiIien i'm.
gtan1en Des @it8ers oOer 8abrifan-
ten aiisgelteIlt 1ueroen.
Bette Iuspabl giuDeinifber @eine,
Griter 8reis, 9iplom luro 400
3Deiter 8reis 200
girgiritn Seebling, eriter EreiS
9ipIoni itiio 200
8ir9inio Secbling, 5%tueiter ST. 100
Concord, eriter Sreis, 9iplom
ntpS 200
NA
Concord, atpeiter 8reis 100
Better glaret, 9ipIom ltno 1.50
.@reins Hiesling, eriter Sreis
9iplom uato 200.
.@reins &iesliRs. %5ipeiter 8reis LOO.
.9elaipare, 1iplorn iifp6 100
gluira, 8ipIom ln6 100
@oporuff 9tplom nno 100
Gatatpba, 9iplom urpS 100
Sermafn, 0iplom nlto LOO
Drp Sin @eautp, Siplom un0 LOO
Better @eiBipeiM 9iplom unb 100
@6tsfies.
(slac 6Ioiden miiiem Quarts ieiiD
Better Bourbon 100
Better &pe @bisfep 100
Better Mppleiad 100
Better Srau6en @bisfep 100
Bette Nlisapdbl 200
alaiie 8.
@ctreiSe nno 8emiic.
ausliit 2aneenooerfer, Supt.
Better @ptber @eisen, Elm 8u.
ihel, erTter 8reis SOC
sSneiter Hreis 200
Better @eiBer 8ei3en, Elm Blu
libel, eriter Sreis 2.00l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18
aIaiie 8.
Eferbe, &aiIeieI It. SndteIeI lsSafs]

rit OAeYtStIh NOuupJ
Gbos. Ssor6an. Gltpt.
oeOts ohgpleto, Selt91f, erlfer
3tpeitpr Greis e0o
9eites IferS fiir mo 2me4a
Sproit crfter Nre;s 20 m
8neiter 9reis eoo
9eites SottenIfpr Spnost ar
Star Ireis IN m
Bette W1bre nit gferSe.SobI.
len, inter Z Monat, 1. 8r. 500
3tpeiter Ereis 500
gelte Wf1bre nit M1brenpSob.
len, inter z @onot, 1. 8r. 500
gGtes idaperes 9~,,o.sSobIpn IN. 80
ter Z Monat, eriter 8reis 600
9pStea NnbIe,n Fl, oGo omo4o
eriter 8reis 600
3peiter 8reis 500
Seltes SattelpterO, ytobre ODER
SalaG, erlfer Yrels 100
3ipelfer Prers zoo
mo,,re;sr
Sete Wtabre nit Wfallelel. Sob
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18
9ie ttriadbe bieler pISt=
liGer SpScSid4e.

OI As
Siele plobii6e 50.
oeSflae itnb ibr Al.
Sui6reiben -Serss
letoen, 2unsenenf.
%Slnoung, Sdlagilus
iino bas ReiuItat
bon @ierenfranfbeit.
2dBt man HierenF
tranfbeit fortidrei-'
ten, bann iperoen bic
a~brperor9ane bur6
0os atftiae Hlut. bns
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1911-08-18
&laiie A..
@rriGieSeItcs

Tcrid)teoctcs.
Gbas. aimmeI, superintendent.
Bette airsiuabl 8lumerg nidt
iperiger als Wie 8ebn Sopfe,
erlter 8reis 200
3peiter 8reis t.5O
Better @llmenitrnlb, 1. Greis 100
Better 8lnmenitraitB, 2. Grets rs
Better 2aib
SelbltaebaGteres gro6, 1.gr. 100
SeIbitgebofenes 9roo, 2.8r. rs
Selhltgebadenes 9roo, BAR. so
SeIbitgebadenes Ro9gelrbrobt,
eriter 8reiS $50
3ipeiter 8reis LOO
9eites 8frnO Butter, 1. &reis 100
6ortIetung bon Seite H.
|@dtes 8futb 9iltter. 2. Grcis 80
Better ielbitgemadter Sale 100
Better San0faie, / 8uten6 100
9eites 8iHito Sdpnols loo
Bette ieIbitgemadte SEIZE, 6
@tiid 100
Bette guSfpab leIblt eitoelnadl.
te 8riid1te; ri6t meniger ais
apie 90 &annetl, eriter SreiS 800
3metter TretS 200
Better Sonig in @a6en, 5 8f. 100.
gelte IuSpobl Settles, nidbt
fpcniger als tpie 90 Glider,
eriter 8reiS 200.
3peiter 8reis 100
geite GustUabl ielbit cingefami.
te Semitic, ridh ipertiger
ols Die 10 8anrelt 200
&loiie 5.
9amen SanSmbeit.
Sralk ellie 8rodmanfl, Slipt.
Bette Sonitton Spibeliar6eit 100.
Bette 8oint.S piten 100.
Bette eebdfelte Spisen, 8 gb. rs.
Bette aetridte Spieer, 8 go. 10.
Bette Sottct Spisen, 8 g6. rs
Bette eebdfclte ooer geitridte
86rie rs
9eitcs Iaar geitrifte Striimpfc rs
9elteS Gr. geitopfte Striimpie
BON eiuem Mabhem inter is
Snbreit %
8cites 1a 9uteno anopfIodIer 80
Bette banogairad)te Sdiir3e nom
einem Maoden ilnter 10 Sab-
rem so
Bette 6atcp 8eiBe Sdiir3e So
9cites 3atdeo GliiIt 200
Bellies forcp quilted Satecn
GniIt 200
Bette bniphsemadter &iiieniiber.
siiec, eriter greis 100
3iueiter greis /. 80
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-23
Rev. B. F. Turner Of First
Baptist Church Resigns.
Meeting Tonight Of New Club
Organizers. personal Notes.
Death Of Mrs. EunIce Johnson.
Funeral Of ]. B, Aldrich.

The pastor. Rev. B. f. Turner at
the close of the sermon Sunday morn
ing at the First Baptist church, pre-
sented his resig ration. to rake effect
the last of March. Only Il few had
known If Mr.. Turner'S intentions, so
that when the resignation was Of
fered 1t came as a great surprise to
many. There was a general expression
of regret and At once many appealed
to the pastor to reconsider. but in con-
Versatlon with a Journal reporter Mr..
Turner announced that it was final.
He has accepted call to North Der.
wick. and will enter upon his duties
the first Sunday in April. Mr. Tur
ner has been pastor of the First Bap-
fist church. for nearly three years,
in which time he has been most IN
defatigahle worker and has brought
the church ulb to the standard equal
with any in town. He has been pop
ular with his people and highly es-
tecmed by the other denominations
His wife has been a ready helper
i'm all of the ahaiis of the church
and their places will be difficult to
fill. Among the ministers OF the other
churches in town there is q kindred
feeling regretting that they are so
soon to sever pleasant relations with
a brother minister.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-23

'lay from his late residence. No. 3
Sampson Row. Rev. Il. f. Turner of
the First Baptist church, assisted by
Rev. J. w. Steele of the First Uni
Nersalist church. mad charge of the
services. The burial rites of the Ma
sonic's order were also used. i'm charge
of George Il. Dale and James f.. Lunt,
of Kennebec Lodge, No. ). Mr..
.lldrich was also member of Cres-
cent Lodge. Ne. 3. a. o. L. w. The
pail hearers were selected from the
two organizations, Geo. K. Dale and
Clias E. Farrar representing the Ma
sons and Geo. 5, Trask and Geo. II.
Freeman, representing the Ancient
Order. There was very large at
tendance Of neighbors and friends. The
cause of Mr. Aldrich's death was valy-
ular heart trouble, from which ne
had been a sufferer for many years.
He was As wears old. a widow and
five children survive. Seth S. Aldrich
of this city is brother
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-23
P|TTSF|ELD.
Many Towspeop|e Away
On Visits.
Speedy Basketball Games Play
ed in Powers Hall.
Golden Rule Circle to Hold Enter
tainment- Social Chat.

w. s. Hill was in Greene Friday to
attend the funeral service of his SIS
ter-in-law, the late Mrs. Flora Il. Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Hill left Satur-
day tor a brief visit in Gardiner with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Knight before
going to Portland, where they will
pass two weeks.
DR.. r. A. Porter went to Bangor sat
urday to be present at surgical OPP
eration performed on Mrs. William
Cook of this town, who has been visit
ing in Sabattus since the burning OF
her boarding house.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bergman have
gone to Pittsburg. Pa, where they will
make an extended visit with relatives
OF MIR. Bergman.
Mrs. Lucy Burton. district deputy of
the Rebckan lodges of this district. and
Miss Beulan Roberts, acting us grand
marshal, We're in Athens Thursday
evening to install the officers of the
Rebekah lodge in that town.
Mrs Harry Harrington of Provi-
dance. r. L.. who has been the guest of
her aunt Mrs. S. II. Frost has gone to
Richmond, where she will visit her pa
rents. Capt. and Mrs. James Brown
before returning home.
Miss Vesta Lyfcrd is visiting friends
in Tonsham.
Attorney and Mrs. G.. II. Morse and
son Robert are passing several days
| in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs f. w. Smith are visit
| ing in Hudson.
Mrs. w. 3. McGlvery and Mrs. j. y.
1 IN, I,n
| \ game of basketball was played
| saturday right in Powers hall between
| the teams of NJ. G. l. Sd, and the Mo-
| hawk A. C. The result was 81 to 10 in
| favor of NJ c. l. Between halves Il
team from the local Grammar school
defeated the Newport Grammar school
| team in a score Of u to :.
Mrs. Ida Jenness Moulton, imperson-
ator, will appear Thursday evening.
Jan. 26, in the Free Baptist church,
under the auspices of the Golden Rule
Circle of the Sunday school.
| a. b. Thompson of Gardiner was a
| visitor in town Saturday.
CLYDE w. Chadwick. NJ c. /. 10. left
| Friday for New York, where he has
accepted a position.
Mrs w. l.. Parsons of West Med
| ford. Mass. who has been visiting her
father. DR.. L.. c. Bryant. returned home
| Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. l.. Provencher have
returned from Burnham. where they
were called by the death of Mrs. Betsey
! Sullivan, who had been resident Of
| Burnham for many years. Her age was
F, IS years.
| S. NJ. Raymond. who is occupying
tine Bagley house for the winter, has
| purchased the l.. G. Hunter place on
! Somerset avenue and will move to his
, new home in the spring.
Mrs. s. G.. Sturtevant visited friends
over Sunday in Waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-23
Observation-Disclosures and
Other Local Affairs.
Insane Man Committed .-SOmer-
set Real Estate Transfers.
Madison Again Fails to Raise
Money for Electric Road.

For the third time Madison has cali
ed a meeting to see if the town would
vote to raise 5000 toward the CON
struction of an electric road between
Skowhegan and Athens. taking in the
east part of Madison For the third
time the meeting has been postponed.
About 800 voters gathered SATURDAY
afternoon in Union hall. Madison, To
consider the matter of raising the
money for an electric road. There APP
pear.d To be faction that opposed
the appropriation of the money most
strenuously. this being largely the
people in the village. They engaged
for their leader and spokesman bern
ard Gibbs, who in long argument
tried to make the voters see the ralS-
ing of $1,000 was a most serious CUES
ton. He made a motion TO the effect
that committee of five be appointed
to investigate the matter in regard
to the benefits the town would receive
from having an electric road and To
notify all voters and Mr.. Gibbs that
the question be deferred until the next
annual town meeting in March.
vote was taken. recently strongly in
favor of raising the money on the
spot.
1t was very evident that Mr.. Gibbs
argument took effect and this element
seeing that the vote would be carried
for appropriation. if something wasn't
done Immediately. but it was only
few minutes later when the store
keepers and people that had not at
tended the meeting before that day
came in ready to vote against the APP
propriation of money. Whether or not
this element wished to guard against
any chance of having enough voters
to vote against ii is not entirely
known. At any rate they put another
trig in the wheel by declaring that
the check list was not legal to vote
from as it was not prepared to date.
1t is understood that it was the same
list that they used to help elect Gov
ernor Plaisted. The voters would not
take any chances and the meeting was
postponed until an indefinite time.
Two weeks ago a meeting had been
called a large number of the voters
from all parts of the town were pres
ent and it was announced that there
was clerical error in the warrant.
Nothing could be done. Two weeks
previous to that meeting had been
called for the purpose of raising the
money but it rained SO hard nobody
could get out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-23

Harold G. Wood, son of Mr. ana
Mrs. +. B. Wood of this city, stu
dent at L. of NJ. and president OF the
Class of 1911, was operated upon at
the Augusta General hospital at r.
NJ. Sunday for an aggravated case OF
appendicitis. He was taken Thursday
night while on an electric car between
the university and Old Town. suffer-
ing intense agony. He was hurried
to the S. A. l.. fraternity house and
his father communicated with, who
suggested that the patient be. brought
to Augusta that he might be nearer
home as well as to have the very best
treatment that could be given. He
made the trip i'm company with his
father and the matrOn of the S. A. E.
house. being met in Augusta Friday
and taken Immediately to the hospital.
The operation appears to be success
though several days must elapse be-
fore he can be pronounced out of dan
ger. This is the third time that Har-
old has been operated upon at the Au-
gusta General hospital. twice for
hernia and this time for appendicitis.
He is one of the most popular young
men of HallowelI and he ranks high
in his studies and popularity at the
U. of M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-23
FAIRFIELD.
Merrymeeting Chapter, 0.
E.Sy InstaNs Officers.
Officers Elected by The metho-
dist Sunday S chooI.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Richardson
Entertain Friends at Cottage.

The officers of Merrymeetng Chapter,
o. T. S, No. 81, were installed FRIDAY
evening by Mrs Mabel Morrill,, assisted
by Mrs Mabel Rackliff as marshal. They
are as follows: Worthy matron, Mrs.
katherine Kidder; worthy patron, Eugene
Herring: associate matron Mrs. Augusta
Hodgkins; secretary, Mrs. Jennie Ham
mond treasurer, Mrs. Louise Clark; con-
ductress, Mrs. Grace Clark associate
conductress, Mrs. Stella Jewell; Ada. Mrs
Ethel Crawford: Ruth, Mrs. Bertha Wy
er: Esther, Mrs. Mabel Merrill; Martha.
Ara Woodman; Electa, Mrs Mabel Rack
lift: warden, Mrs. Clara Nye; chaplain,
Mrs. Laura Chapman; marshal, Mrs Fine
Smith: organist, Mrs. Maud Brown; SEN
tinel. B. F. Rackliff Mrs. RackIif was
presented with a past matroh 1e"ei as
retiring worthy natron. The following
visitors were present from other lodges:
Mrs. Minnie Shaw from Jesamine Chap-
ter of Putnam, CT: Mrs. Flora Tozier OIL
Coldvale Chapter, Washburn: Mrs. John
Williams of Kennebec Chapter, North
yassalboro: Miss Edna Sawyer of Lone
Star. Islesboro; Mrs Addie kimball and
Miss Grace Whitaker of Martha wash
The A. l.. Plummer Bible class held its
regular monthly meeting Friday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs Wilbur
Mitchell. There was a good attendance
and a fine time was enjoyed. Refresh
ments were served.
The following officers have been elected
by the Methodist Sunday school to serve
the ensuing year: Superintendent of sun
day school. r. o. Files: secretary and
treasurer, Miss Helen Rose; librarian,
Miss Alice Laid; pianist. Miss Minnie
Gibson. All the Sunday school teachers
were reelected for the coming year.
Samuel Furber, who has been i'll for
several weeks past, suffered an ill turn
this week, but Is better now.
Miss Beatrice Johnson is sick with
bronchitis Her grandmother, Mrs. X
c. Dean, is caring for her
Mr.. and Mrs. George Richardson enter
tanned a party of friends at their cottage
at China lake Saturday afternoon in non
or of Mr.. and Mrs w. +. Shaw of Con-
necticut. who are IN town visiting friends
Besides Mr. and Mrs. Shaw, there were
present the following: Mr. and Mrs.
George Poland. Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Black
well. Mrs. Will Ireland, Mr. and Mrs.
Richardson, Mr.. and Mrs. b. +. Rackllff'
An oyster supper was served and the
guests enjoyed a sail in Mr.. Richardson
ice boat. They were TO East Vassalboro
on the train and were met there with
team and took a ride across the ice. The
occasion was a very happy and enjoyable
one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-01-23

Eugene Steward died in Portland
Saturday morning. after IL very short
Illness. The remains will be brought
here Tuesday for burial He was the
son of the late Silvanus Steward A
widow and one daughter survive.
The installation and banquet of the
A. O. L. w. was held Friday evening
The officers were installed by W. H.
Paine. grand State past master work
man, as follows: Past Master Work
man. G. b. Adams: master workman
John White: foreman, Charles Gam
age; overseer. Clarence Hayden; re-
corder, Nathan Thomas; financier
Adam Simpson; receiver w. II. Paine
guard, Frank Riley; inside Waterman
lhomas Conroy; outside Waterman, c
\. Kicker; trustee, l.. J.. Walton.
| The marriage Intentions of Car
Estes Titcomb and Mrs. Ethel Maria
| Winslow are recorded at the towr
| clerks office.
| The following officers were elected
| Friday evening for the Skowhegar
Catholic Band; President. E,rnes,
Grodin; vice president. Alfred Dore;
secretary. Walter Murray; treasurer
j. p. Thibodeau; leader. Andrew Les
sor; trustees, Willard Crotto, chair.
| man; Julian Conroy. second; Harry
Murray, third; Albert Cowett, librar.
ian.