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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-15
Real Estate ior Rent
Business Places

No. 1918 East Main Street. between
Twelfth and t.iirtcenth Streets. in thu
heart of the business centre.
No. lis Broad street. between First
and Second Streets. choice retail dis
trict.
New store in retail section. sixth
street; between Broad and Grace. oppc
si,e inc large department store OF
Miller y Rhoaas.
No. 1ol Main Street. corner Pine
street. and opposite Monroe Park. a
me confectionery stand.
S2s Cary street. corner Cherry: a
good grocery stand. =
and Franklin streets: steam heat and
elevator. 49,
stores ON seventh and Eighth streets
ana NO. So?l2 East Franklin Street.
close TO post-oifice.
Also warehouses aud warehouse
sites. with trackage.
Douglas E. Taylor,
No. II y, Eighth street.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
ROUGH RIDER PAYS
GLOWING TRIBUTE
TO GEO. CURRY
Former Comrade in Arms Tells
Of Strong Affection Held for
Their Captain by Members
of His Command.

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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
VARSITY FOOTBALL
TEAM IS OFF FOR
FL PASO
Crack Aggregation Of Line
Rushers Leaves On Mid
night Train for Texas; Will
Play During Celebration.

The crack football team OF the
University of Sew Mexico. which has
been hammering Into shape for the
past week, lrfi ou the midnight
train Tor ~ Pasu last night to play
the ~ PasO Military school during
the big statehood celebration 10 be
pulled Off IN that city. Thiy h tbs
first game of the season under the
now athletic director, r. y Hutchln-
son. aud the showing that the boys
make tomorrow will give good limo
On the future playing of ihc local
aggregation.
The squad has lust been through
the hardest practice that T. n, NJ
football has ever known, coach
Hutchinson COINS after the boys un-
ul thoy cricd for mcrcy, driving them
as hard az WAS possible. That this
strenuous training hhf had results
was demonstrated nj Yesterday ]
practice game The game was quick
and snappy and showed the speed
tha, has Reen worked an by thc
squad
Tho varsity team must rcN chiefly
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
mn NTIIIW.
Tan tonight and Friday.

BsbU.r Co. opticians. Phone 400.
Dr C0un0r. osteopath. Tel 665-325.
Nh. liu,rn, Munson OF Drming
is in th, uts for lew days stay.
Mr. Mabel PortVood of spalding.
n ST.. s here for q irw days visit.
Thomas hudin or D,mins is 81 Wis.
ltur b,r, tot 'rw days
sidn.. Barth. on Indian trader
.rau Laui is here today
So p.Nrul OF Corrillus o. visiting
this .lty today
Nr. T.. y colby and son are here
tg.uHs from Wagon Mound.
ia g. e. Duncan ana vito of Soc
eorrr are here today
Mr. John " WILEY uf silver CIty
is spending a day or two IN the city.
Judge \ % FAN OF Three Riycts
De- Boo Albuquerque today.
j A. Hamilton aud vii" OF Ros-
welt 90, pending u hrict visit la the
city
Mrs > Is Cotton of Bclcn arrived
mere lnst night ana viii remain "a
dag ur two
Miss Sadi. pldsou has opened an
office as public stcnogrtphcr M the
Whiting block
Auto aud Carriage Lap Ro5e6,
Horse Blankcts direct from mill az
special sale prices j korOor a Co
John Majors of Artcsla arrived
Yesterday afternoon and viii spend
the rest of the week in albuquerque.
Jpdgr snd Mrs NJ g. Mcchcm OF
Sucorru arrived in Albuquerque last
UIunf for ID snort visit
Mrs j D.. priddy ui fortalcs au'
MR.. james \ Hall ut Eldu are visit
INK this cit, Tor fcv dnN-.
AssoDHt. District Forester T s..
Wooisry viii leave tonight for su IN
spcction trip over tho Iunl ANA sit
greay,s national forests
Mrs B : Rodcy lcit this morning
COR Santa e, whore she will be- the
guest OF Mrs William j. Mills for
several days
Miss liian,h, Furuisr uf san Mar
cial arrived iaFt night and viii spend
two or thr,. days visiting iu this
city.
Mrs y O. Nf,r. vii, u' tl, $50.
pefintcndsnt uf thr N,r McNro d.
vision ofsihc santa D., mud flrm'l
resident eft tht, ciN, s here IRON
Las Vegas Ton short stay
Airs ilarry Drumm and Miss iinlr
I FOX left this morning for Las Vegas
/ where the, viii meet M primm an,
I uis brother. vino are mukiuE trans
Continental auto Trip Ih'f will ao
company them 900 iU- city. uh'f'
I they expect Go lrriN, saturday after
I noon or aunda, morn.us
i Mrs 4. 4. Rush, Of Ration \ NJ
I Is in Albuquerque attending th'
I grand chapter meetings of the Orde
oi Eastern star and is q house CUES
uf Mrs Brackett OF 2li Gariel'
avenue Mrs. Rush recently rcturne'
F., from two months visit IN Ofegol
and California
4 Tomorrow morning ~ ten Ocloc
i tho ladies OF the Benevolent socici
viii meet with Mrs. A. \ McGafte
io settle the affairs ci the sOcict
with reference 20 the charity bal
The bali this year was very success
ul and O. is believed that It substar
fal balance viii be- shown ON th
credit side of the ledger
. becoming caught in the machincr
! of tn, NTH &C. san Murcial. " J.
Potts miller employed there ycs
, tcrdal s9stnncd broken lcg an
WaH brought here on the dhA ligi
train IRONS the south yostcrd', even
} Iur iI, was taken &" ~ Joseph
hospital Tho mlli va which hr VA
hort belongs To- ThomU- Marion.
. brother OF ~. n Marion 900 this ,.tl
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
JUDGE IA. FREEMAN
Tells WHY He IS
FOR ELFEGO BACA
Former Judge of Fifth Judic-
ial District in New Mexico,
Pays Glowing Tribute to
Candidate for Congress.

s \ FREEMAN Woo president "i ihr
Cameron tun ser company Ltd, OF
Vancouver. o. g.. for many year. q
prominent ..'T. % of Sew Mexico,
former Judge or tho nith judicial dis
tript uf l. t,. tory. als written 90
Elfrgu Ht.l OF Albuquerque. cou-
grutul uue Hm upon ne nomination
on the Republican ticket for member
uf Dungr,.s tir FREE iaun gives four
r,usous $40. He would support NJ.
lil,a FOR ,nu-r,-s That ho is honest.
capable. 10 Republican and q tricnd.
Judgr Fr,.mms letter stating his
reason I.r .n.ring h.s support n ""
wcr, BOO N.t Mexico is r.producvd
herewith
1865 Richardson -.
Victoria. ~. g.
Brtoher 49, 1911.
AS n,ar ENs1.
bav, uH trncd from tho Ch.,f-
tain that 5000 nave been nominated
for congr'- congrntula', you.
need not COL. .lu that if 7 were hom,
in NpV NN.. { would give t0u my
warm support and that for four rca'
sons ler r.u ere honest, and, you
arc capable. a. YOU are q nopubn'
cam ana ifH tuu are my friend
'icar, r,Wrmher ma very kindl> "a
Mrs Hia ul the family
N.r ruly your fri'nd.
A. A. FREEMAN
Iudg, Tr.mtn ana Mr.. haca wrf,
hV pJrH.r ."f three years.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
MAY EXTEND NEW
SANTA FE TRAIL
Movement On Foot to Build
Road Again Into Old Frank
lin, No, From Which Point
Santa Fe Trail Started.

\ movement hiss been inaugurat"d
hy q, ~ FaXpn. president Of the New
Santa A., TRAIT association 60 extend
the eastern portion ~ the newly
mapped auto route ~ Franklin Mo"
from lr prescott end al N'wion, Kan.
a we,rus has been suggested at
Trinidad tn investigate this matter
ana uunih,r 81 prominent NoM
MeNiouus including HoNrrn"r Mllls'
Hon Ralph g. 1wacholl. 4. - Hen.
uE uaa others. have h"cn trpurssed
10 send Str Faxan their Ideas IN the
snAl..l lnd .u arranging in"''inf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19

upon spccd of action this year. a.
tn uus-uu locks considerably in
weight Win scientific develop
mrnt oi OBJ, new RULES ana mastery 81
the forward pass. this deficiency u
90 % large cNtutt overcome. The
Sew ~ Ni.H a.a Texas trsms tins
year ave srpptinnally strong and 60
IN. ,W b., holds ~ own With them
IL viii be- "a lI.tury against Dls utds,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19
UNIVERSITY on ARILONN
10 pI.NN VI ~ PA~O. roo

Tucson. Nrl, oct rs Faciug eva
hard games tu tl Psso. the varsity
football team of the iuiN"rsIlN oi
ARIZONA will lravo for 30 paso todnS
aHd VIII ruru thr SEASON oi mtelc"l-
leglnt, Football with game Thurs
day Wl'h ln, Sew Mexico Agricul-
turnl COLES
SAturdt th, Arisuua unlN'rsiN
team HJl play either tho University
81 Sow M,Neo co. al, ~ pasn Mill
tary usuiut.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19

who IL who Phono 5oi or Doc We
deliver mosfagsoS parcels anu big-
rrEe. Bryant'a
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-10-19

FOR RENr Furnished rooms, mod
crn .nrtni,ug,a 3ui South Edith
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-11
!mperten. TO al Women
Readers OF This Papsr

Thousands upon thousands of women
have kidney or Bladder trouble and never
suspect it.
Women's complaints often prove to be
nothing else but kidney trouble, or the
result of kidney or bladder disease.
IL the kidneys are not in a healthy
condition, they may cause the other or
CANS to become diseased.
You may suffer a great deal with pain
in the back bearing-down feelings, head
ache and loss of ambition.
Poor health makes you nervous, irrita-
BILE and may be respondent; it makes any
one so.
But thousands of irritable. nervous,
tired and broken-down women have re-
stored their health and strength by the
use of Swamp-Root, the great Kidney,
Liver and Bladder Remedy.
Swamp4Root brings new life and ac-
tivity to the kidneys, the cause of such
troubles.
Many send for a sample bottle to see
what Swamp Root, the great Kidney,
Liver and Bladder Remedy will do for
them. Every reader of this paper, WHO
has not already tried it. may address Or.
Kilmer & Co, Binghamtor. y. "ani
receive sample bottle free bz mail. 'Toi,
can purchase the regular fifty-cent AND
ssize s.pties latjsll JafaagstHsres
= .A Al -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-11

wheels, and carries as the means Of
motive power a sail similar TO the
mainsail of a yacht. This strange
looking craft was designed by Blerfot
for lis own amusement and that of his
wife and five children. The steering
apparatus is similar to that in use on
automobiles and aereplanea, Before u
fresh wlnd and ever a hard, sandy
beach this aeroplage is capable Of
great speed. It's sail resembles in
shape the lateen said used on the boats
of the Mediterranean. This strip of
canvas can be manipulated ga that the
machine may tack and go about"
without the slightest danger of turning
turtle. As matter of fact sailing
vehicles mounted on bicycle wheels
have been a familiar sight at one or
more of the Florida beach resorts for
Il number Of years. So that Bleriot cam
not be said 10 have brought out any
thing absolutely new, although his ma
chine appears TO be more elaborate
than anything of the sort which has
been tried previously.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-11
WEST DINER.

SREARsS CORNER-Miss Maria
Rogers and Mrs. Esther Love OF
Avon \. J., We're calling last week on
old friends al the Corner
Judge and Mrs. a. NJ. Spear were at
their summer home. Monday.
Mrs. r c. Littlefleld has returned
from a few weeks visit with relatives
in Madison.
Miss Matte D. Snow of HaIlowell Is
passing several days with friends at
the Corner
Commissioners Wharf finished work,
Tuesday on the State road
Several from this section are plan
ming TO attend the concert to be given.
Friday evening, at the Universalst
church.
b. NJ Small of the Indiana road has
disposed of his stock and will spend
the winter away from home
No Improvement in the condition of
Abbot Spear is reported.
Miss NJ. f. Douglass is suffering Sc
we're injuries received from fall.
Miss Annie Merrill was q caller Sat
urday, at the Corner, ., .t..~
Much interest is manifested in the
recently formed choir at the Corner
church. The young people rendered
excellent music last Sunday This Is
decided advance OYER the old order
in musical matters at the church
L. NJ. Linnell entertained. guests
Sunday.
Geo. Martin is at present employed
in Monmouth.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-11

nat it was uniting TO have a doll.
suring the morning he announced this
lct with doBneast countenance. He
ook his rig doll. quite forgetful of
ne other, and started To Il river a
alf mile from his home When there
walked TO the railing eft tho bridge
md with the expression Of IN infant
phtha deliberately threw the doll in
the river. Owing to his grief at
he act the nurse suggested as a coz
olation, But you still have the other
TOLL" oh that doesn't count" ne
answered Il is the rag dell that
hares her mistress grief, when she
sitting ia chair fer punishment.
nd that shares the pillow~at night,
hen it is sleep-timo and the lights
re turned out.
The strange fancies that come TO
tile people are hard for US d un-
terstand until we bark back TO our
wn childhood. one tct persisted in
lrrying something IN her hand. on
trip half across the continent she
lose as her companion de voyage
tile pin which she used in her dolls
'othes. This she carried most of the
me during the journey. Perhaps in
me occult way 1t was charm
rainst homesiekness.- Cour-
Mt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-11
ANIMALS THAT REASON.
he rox Gives Most lndicstions of
Thinking Powers In Dodsine Hunt.

There are some persons left in the
sorid who pretend to believe that no
nimal thinks. reasons. has a memory or
therwise rivals the finer specimens of
nmanity. Attempts TO arrive at salts
'eetery conclusion in this matter must
ecessarily he conducted with caution and
Fgarded with suspicion lest Interior mo-
ives influence ones better judgment.
Al discussions on the question arrive
Ultimately at the fox. The people who
ay animals do not think would much
ather confne the discussion to such crea-
ures as the muskrat, porcupine, rabbit.
'e~r. woodchuck and other creatures
"hich are clearly far less gifted in the
latter of intellectual attainments than
zen stupid foxes
Naturally, those who hold briefs for
Use creatures compel the advocates of
tupidity 10 consider the fox, even though
hare il little chance of such advocates
Yer growing wise. When all tho pros
nd cons as regards foxes are weighed
he fact psmains that those who say ami
mails do not think have either an Interior
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-11

ekowhesan, Me-. Oct. 10.-(SpeeiaD
One OF the happiest events in the
lives of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry P. Can
non of Skowhegan, came, Tuesday,
when they celebrated most appro-
prietely their 5oth wedding ami
versary. II was an ell day affair and
their home on Mcclellan street was a
Jolly place for large number OF theh
friends and relatives from various
parts Of the State and other states a
we'll They reeeised many present.
and congratulations came to Their
from early morning throughout tn
day. An elaborate anniversary dir
ner was served at the noon hour, and
delightful musical and literary pro
gram was carri 4 OUT under the direc
ton Of Mrs. Nellie Copp.
, Mr. Cannon was born in Fairfield
Feb. "a, 1887. He vas son OF Natha
and Sarah (Holway) Cannon, and on
of q large family. lie is a veteran c
the Civil War, having enlisted as
private in Company B. list Regime.
Maine Infantry. Sep. 10. 1852. IL
served until August ., 1883. He is !;
member Of Russell Pest, G. a. r., hav
ing joine5 June IS. 1885. Mrs. Can
non was born at Norridgewock tw'
months before her husband and wa
the daughter of Edmund and Emmi
tNutting) Smith. They were marie
in SkoW hogan Oct. 10, 1861, at IL
home of Elder Charles Bryant in IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-11
BIRDS TAUGHT TO SING.
read and Cheese Bring Marvellous
oesults In Yellow Hammers Educa-


G. w. Bulman. describing the sing
g lesson of a yellow hammer, SAYS:
ne bird, the pupil, with slightly
eaker and less decided song. was an
"ering another. which sang in d
learer aud more finished siXie There
as no installing the fact that The
~st song came from the more ac-
mplished songster, and it was hard
resist the conviction that the other
as an imitation. Several times the
structor gave the complete song. "A
'ry, very little bit of bread and no
reese, and the pupil replied with
very note. Three times in success
ion the teacher gave the song without
g final note, and the pupil duly re-
led with a Song one note short.
Mr.. Bulman recalls that many years
70 DANES Darlington made some in
'restir@ @~@eTiments, upon which he
included t11t jhe song of asiird is no
ore innate th&a LANGUAGE il In man.
e also notes the casa of the oven
I'd, the young OF which apparently
RI by initiating the parents while
III in the nest. The old birds, it APP
'ars, sing q sort of duet together. and
re young birds, when only partially
a9ged, are constantly heard in the
est or oven. practicing these duets
hen the parents are absent.
On one occasion Mr.. Bulman heard
lackbird crow like cock. He has
so heard a robin initiate the song of
thrush and skylark, and twist the
ong of chaffinch into It's own more
1pious melody. "-Knowledge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-11
Maine Free Baptist Assoc
citation Meets, Oct. 1912.
Master Quentin W light, CeIe.
brales His TIN Birthday.
Local News OF the Day, Personal
And hetwisa.

The officers OF St. Adams Grange
have accepted an invitation to MI The
Offices OF the PittsueId Grange at a
meeting To be held Saturday evening,
oct Ii, when a supper will be served.
quentin Wright. the young son OF
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Wright very lap
PLY observed his seventh bIEthddS
Monday afternoon by giving a parts
at the home of his aunt. Mrs. w G.
Dohson, to a number of his little
friends. Refreshments were >serFed. On
Leaving, each guest was given souF-
enir box of candy. Master Quentin vas
the recipient of number OF gifts.
Tie annual meeting of the Maine
Free BAPTIST Association to be held
With the Pittsf1eld church, Oct. 10, Il
ard T., opened auspiciously at 2. n.
Tuesday, with meeting of the exec
utive board. y good number from out
of town arrived during the day Tues
day.
Mrs. Stanley Burrill of Fort Kent
is in town for few weeks visit With
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. kim
ball.
J. l.. Russell has received the con-
tract to build a new incubator house
% by 80 feet at the plant of the Pitts
field Poultry farm. Work will be be-
gnn Wednesday ON the new building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris V. Mathews,
who have passed a 10-days wedding
trip in Boothhav Harbor, returned
home Monday and are occupying their
home, corner Nichols and Lancey
streets.
Earl Gibson Emery and Miss Ruth
Bllrl Smith, both of Fairfield were
quietly married in this town Monday
evening AZ the Methodist parsonage by
Rev. n. Il. Pearson, who used the SIN
gle ring service.
Mir. and Mrs. George McLeary, who
ave been residents of this town for
the past year. moved their household
goods to Bangor Monday, where they
will locate.
Mrs. George Catheart, who has been
listing in Boston for two weeks. has
eturned home.
Gordon Dobson left Monday with a
3arty of friends on a hunting trip
tbeve Ashland.
A stated conyoeation of Ira Berry
chapter, Royal Arch Masons. Will be
held Wednesday evening.
Llewellyn Parks was business call
II in Lewiston Monday.
Lewis A Wentworth has accepted
the position as clerk at the Lancey
lcuse.
Mrs. s. r. Haines was in Old Town
Ionday to accompany home DR.. and
Mrs G. L. Landry. who were her
euests Sunday.
= Attorney III. H. Thurlough was a
business caller in Augusta Monday.
MIR. ard Mrs. p. J. Written and Miss
ula Farnham have returned from a
A-days visit in Boston with Mr.. and
RS Whitten's son, Cecil Written.
Mr. and Mrs. H. n. Fernald of Troy.
-ho have heen guests of their daugh-
- Miss Gladys Fernald, have return
J home.
=. u. Arnes has returned from visit
= Boston and in Brockton, where he
TENDED the fair.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-11
Restore GRAY Hair
To Natural Color
BY Common Garden Sage, a Simple
Remedy for DandruH, Falling, Fad
ed, Gray Hair.

The old idea of using sage for dark
enine hair Is aeain coming In vogue
Our grandmothers used to have dark
glossy hair az the age of seventv-five
while our mothers have white hair be-
fore they are fiftv Cur erandmothers
used 70 make sage tea" and apply II
20 their hair. The tea made thcir
hair soft and glossy, and gradually re-
stored the natural color
One objection 10 using such prep.
aration was the trouble Of making II.
especially az II had TO be made every
two or three DAYS, or account OF sour
ing quickly. This objection has been
overcome. and bv asking almost any
frst-eiass druggist for Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Hair Remedy the public
can get superior preparation of sage
with the admixture of sulphur. anoth-
err valuable remedy for hair and scalp
troubles. Daily use of this prepara-
ton viii not only quickly restore the
color Of the hair, but win also stop the
hair from falling out and make +,
grow.
Get bottle from your druggist to-
day. Use 1t and sec for yourself how
quickly dandruff goes and gray hairs
vanish.
This preparation is offered to the
public at Fifty cents a bottle, and is
recommended and sold by ali drug
gfsts. 3d4 u.s. 3a1 a. 90
Special, agents ouditch Webster
& Co. aisaD
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-11
Football Boy Has Leg
Broken in Two Places.
Guile Severe Accident TO Mrs.
Warren Winchester.
Annual Curling Party CT The Senior
Glass OF High School.

PerieS Noble died, Sunday. at the
age If 10. He was a veteran of the
Civil War and was the last of ten
children. being the youngest and hav-
ing lived the longest. He leaves a
son. Albert Noble. Funeral services
will be held at o'clock, Wednesday
afternoon. Rev. F L. Hayward of the
Methodist church officiating.
Harry st. Ledger, the 14-year-eid
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Michael St.
Ledger, broke his left leg just above
the ankle. in two places, Monday,
while playing football near the High
school building. He is member Of
the High school and was playing with
the rest of the boys at the time of the
accident.
Jonn Steward and Paysan Niles re-
turned from the Dead River region,
Monday, where they had been on a
business trip.
There was quite severe accident,
Sunday, on the Canaan road. when
Mrs. Warren Winchester and daughter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-10-11
HENRY p. CANNON

house now owned by Mrs. Danton on
their first home in Fairfield where Mr..
Cannon was engaged ia farming, five
years later moving to Norridgewock
From there they came to Skowhegan
in 1871 and have since made their
home here. Three children We're born
TO the Cannons, and now living are.
Leila May, now Mrs Keinath, and
Bernice, both residents OF New York
,ity. Mrs. Cannon is a member of the
sunshine Society, and so long as it
survives of the Christian church.
Among the out of town relatives
zho were present at the celebration or
sent presents were: Mr. and Mrs. We'll
ace Fellows. Pennington; Mrs. How
,rd Flood, Mrs. Melinda Tibbetts. Mrs
thankful Noble Mr.. and Mrs. Bonney.
Ir. and Mrs. William Flood. Mr.. and
IRIS. Colby Lawrence and MIR. and Mrs
ester HolWay of Fairfield; Miss Sadie
annon of Waterville; Mrs. Lizzie Me
ariand i4allowell, Mr. and Mrs. T
3. Blagden, Augusta; Mrs. Lottie Can
non, Oakland; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Lacroix, Mt Vernon: Mr.. and MIS-
Henry Seribner, Worcester, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs James Hoover, Washing
| ton, D. c.: Mr.. and Mrs. John Nuttine
and James Fownes of Los Angeles
al; and the two daughters, Mrs
<einath and Miss Berniee Smith Can
| ION of New York city.