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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26
REFUSES TO APOLOGIZE
Secret Service Man Haired From Court
for Affront 90 judge

for Affront 20 judge
New Orleans. July 25.-Becausc Pat
rick Lo0by veteran secret service
assent OF tho United States govern
ment. refused Ia apologize for remarks
he made several DAYS ago about United
states Comm ssioner Arthur II. Browne
the latter this afternoon refused to
permit LOBBY to testify in his court.
and adjourned indefinitely a hearing
in counterfeit case.
The breach. between The two OH
cials. which threatens to obstruct tenn
porarily the the administration or Jus
tlcc. is the result Of Looby's failure
several days ago to remove his hat
when he appeared before tho commits
sioner Judge Browne At that iitne
gave the secret service man call
down. and the latter rotorted that
tho commissioner displayed lack or
dignity bv discarding his coat while
on the bench.
Later LOBBY stated openly that he
did not remove his hat an entEnG
Judge Brownies court because ho
thought a poker game was In QrogrEsA
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26

Chicago. July .5-kppointnent of II
receiver for the Rig Axe Pocahontn~
Coal Company, whose property l. in
buchanan county. Va. and valued ne
> ..I9 900, L. asked In bill filed to-
day In the Circuit Court by George j.
Porter, minority Stockholders. In
his hin Porter charges thht A. r..
tnuttel. the minority stock holder, IL
seeking to Week the company.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26
BULLETINS OMNIBUS
Condition of Emperor Of Japan Is BE-
coming Weaker.

Toxic July 9s.-The noon bulletin
Indicated that the Emperor is now suf-
terlng from exha ustiou 7, read TEN
per4ture. t1t7 pulse. no. strong. ire
sA!ar. respiration. ~ irregular. HIS
Majesty IS eNtremely and increasingly
sired
The similarity OF the bulletins post
80 throus ho-t the pact tweuty-four
hours Is regarded as ominous. The ma
ture OF the Emreror's nalady precludes
has taking much nourishment. and as
result ne has grown weaker day by
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26
ASSOCIATION oRGA>Izrp.
f1nn. TO Er-rt M.moria lshaft TO Late Or.
Rnwley ". Martin.

fspecia. 90 The T.fres Dispatch
I.ynchours Va july r-Tor Vie purpose
/ ~ erecting a memorial shAff 90 the late
II Rapley " Martin. Nho foT Years vas
srnd prae,icins physiclan bore the Rnvlcy
" Martin Memorial Association has bees
forrnee here With - following officers.
l. f " Terrell president Lyncnburs
= r. Long. Iynchbur-. Dr. T. Harvey.
Danviiie j. " Whitehead. chatham. Dr.
@ Tucker Harrison. Charlottesville. e. :.
reid. Chatham and Dr. Y Ramsey.
iToschss. vice-presldent Dr. r. $ Martin.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26
OPPOSES cNNAL REnATI:.
Australian senate Also Acts in Case
nf nnnumn Mnfnr1AuN-

Melbourne. Australia. July !5.-The
tralia to-day unanimously passed tile
resolution adopted by the House OF
Representatives. July in reference 20
tho Panama Canal. Its terms are as
follows.
system providing for bonus or re-
bate OF canal dues to American ship
ping using the Panama Canal woGid
be detrimental TO the Interests OF Aus
tralia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26
TEAMS TIE II RACE.
! Goldsboro and Sumter Divide Honors ut
FIreman'. Tournament

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Fayetteville. y O.. July 25.-C;o!dshoro and
Sumter divided honors and the nrsi and
second money In the interstate horse
hose wagon race. the big event 81 the nre-
mems tournament this afternoon
Each team IT. tho distance and threw
water in 80 seconds nat. Kinston No :
team ran next. and secured third prize
with IS rs seconds Nforehead CITY one
ffth OF second slower. took fourth and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26

This inccnscd the commissioner. and
he forthwith issued the edtct that
LOBBY could not testify in his court
until he had apologized. The chalsso
against Joseph Warner, which the com
missioner refused To hear today will
he taken direct to the grand Jury BY
the district attorney
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26
SETTLED OUT OF couRr.
Bowman PnNn lnuntieroy $500 for
AIirnntInE Mifc's Affections.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
stanton. Va. July e5-A suit for
$4,000 damages. brought by DR. T r.
Fauntleroy against /. L. Bowman FOR
alienation Of his wife's affections was
settled out 90 court to-day. Bowman
paying Dr Fauntleroy $500 Mrs
Fauntleroy is now In Reno. Nov, suing
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26
YOU ARE INVITED

The new plant Of the Kline Motor Car Corporation
the Boulevard the State Fair Grounds grandsand
is nearing comp leton.
Having had many kindly expressions as to its beauty
and utility, the Company invites you go and
1t IS ore the factors that is entering the industrial life
OF this section, and the management Of the Company
has abiding faith this great city, believes you will
feel pride in the fact that Richmond have plant Of
this character where the finest expression Of mechanical
skill is to be given
The Kline Car is just good car as can be built
Everything that enters into it good as money and
judgment make it.
Each is personal thing with our organization.
The output Of this factory will be built upon the prin-
cpe Of the very closest inspection Of every component part
entering into the
The car has taken the front rank Of popularity in this
market already, and will outsel any other make in this
community
You can see several different models at Foster Motor
Car Co., West Broad Street, Distributors.
Kline Motor Car Corporation
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26

,seretary. stuart Randoiph Harrison treas
lrtr. LsnchburF
Ta. selection O.: location :or the pro-
gcsed shaft va i-ft Undecided. though thc
matter % erecting 6, upon he p.,ce th.
dec.aseo 3Ii s!cisn ieli wounded on TIE
tltrtNc.c % Getfyaburg Was disclssed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-07-26
Lends 10 Censorship.

"Primarily il is intended 10 curb
the growing power of organized la
hor. if not to destroy the labor move
ment, but it cannot be limited to that
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

rOR SAW NfHe Frv steve 1908 trim
rriurH from kfr-friff iuwhsF ca z
led 81 az e cord gfsarus Lhr Enurff
CO Phone 1873 ennW
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

FOR sALE-te mules ~ wheslsra. "a
draEH. wagons dump carts and com
dad. Ela Fnr urlrea. address H Roe,
Supt, RaEdaf. fla Tdecgt
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LOET-TarWs blark hound With white
breast ard upa. 80 rsward ~ returned
~ y " Srnithwiok. SOC W. Lloyd 81
fsnov
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Business Opportunities.

Want frlD--frT1s worthy nan % fair
ABILITY. stir about Nos8 rarffaI ar
hNckiDE. flr 81 optional auFnIrE here
htNa ass. eHfntliahrl concern very afa
large ard WuwtuE demand Err Im1fF
in INVESTMENT. Ere safe. cash h.aa.nrFs
Coed frr $50 q mnrfH sr8 IuaHrf 80 ere
r.klt man. w.th strong prospects ~ twice
ttciiarH address Box IS. Journal
49,
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR HEVT-Frunt roonn % gentleman
cufw Private family MnFth Mnl
Phone ana hatf go a. per month. H1H
80 ~ phone 1887 EaunE
FOR NFNT-FNarnished room. convenient
O. haHiueEH section ArrV $40 West
Garden street Phone Fer Horrt
FOR HlNT-=Ntre Apartments ~ entire
aeccrf nnnr furuiahaf fuT hCuaAk saN-
- Bath. Fas ard teiauh1nf. zee North
tath Avenue Phone laf# aNnaEfm
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OLD BOOKS wANTEDl

NA1N PAID far early printed American
UanAH' Entire MrHartmH ~ small lnfH
purchased We call lifN Hr CrarfrFf Al
hreHF -Hlrtrrian. care Teurual-nfaftnH
whai ycu have adscats
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENT EIthfr MaH as aIafrf..sfs ffae
ukEs r-rfumsl taiiuaff sfarlF GmI
pas A #unfe thine SO money neHf
70 Dept D. D. ga.R rinraln ara ffl.
raFn DID, lasr
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WANTED-FARMS.

NORTHERN baferr unrf an.ifhsrr
farula direct drnHra uIsh augreraf ~
~ What have Hum fn sell
r1at1srn hnmrssekara Bureau
- As&A Albania O. hd@
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HELP WANTED-Femals

HELD WAITED 4aan fsr raok -
haf shore rfferHnrNa required Auuh
Mra R H simusuh. ~ phone fsa s&1ns
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AMBITIOUS EALEsNr-N. neaf arpear-
ancas raI on merchants in their terri
tory ELEGANT sidrIina convenient 90
carry good com rlssion. prompt remit
thuce. Heimcnf Mfe CO.. CfnrinuafL w
sdrr
SALESMAN far genera trade afaprs
Inc $500 weekly advance on com.
TnlsslHn. EnuFrIHure Huuar~aaarT. aIru.F
hll arnurd hustler with clean record rs
n hHrruWa Station A. nefrHf sHer
~Al.E~M AN-Au aI aFruuI hustler f.r
aFrHIaI trade HunHnIIs.Hu contract nrH.
..tw tHr $500 weekly HafauEa UaHfEl..
EF-rFU.ae auI bond Required 80 naFI. o.
need apllG. ny ~ haFruua stafisn AZ.
Iaafrair rfnr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

WANTED V1unH man with complete
VieufnH outfit wishes position with mnuH
Photographic Photographer Boa a.
FNafnfr Ain NfNr
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08
Live Stock and Poultry.

BrrFF ORpTNGroN EpGs. s. o. rer set
TING 30 f1 from 1879 Interstate Pair
prffn winners q q WhIfinE. Il. q. ftcn
ate.' Fensarela. Florida noFsi
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

FOR SALE or EXCHANGE Cor eiiy irs.
proved property. a mnnf nnf well In.
uruvnd faFui ~ about fa mcrmm al mrfNf
fence. anh ~ abundance ~ ruunfnr
water About 7e mrreH o. rtiitivafinn
good house and Nus ~ ~ bearing nsran
trees Address "ENrhmnHe Gaze Jour.
nal Net
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

WANTEn-VouuF lady uIff some Hrre-
rleHcn Pm hnHkkreuirn and HueFafnN
typewriter need rHf rrreaHarlV be- d
H|Hr EraNhfF. state HafnFF wanted ana
experience In uwr hauHwrfftnW chance
f.r Advancement Address "Palafun
.are frIFna. Hferht
hE A uETErrIEE Earn fEH ta $40
EFE HarHH. travel over Gre NHFIf
wit. t.ri LHIaIs. IflI aranItt aIEE
kansas .Iu Mu. Taersa-
4 WILL START YOU earning 50 daily a.
OHua lu EUarr cine. EfEHrlnE mlfr1FH-
~ capital. free IuHfrHrfiEF Booklet GIVING
alE Boston. Mass fEaeatafrr
HEUEs YOUR OPPORTUNITY 81 make
ha.# monthly Hulru t.ne no matter
W.HTe F"H I've. no .arrErH.rE guarantee
zee hnuk.rt VIII show sou bow ~ ri
hngtra Dept EI. Noatun. Mas
tsssptntyr
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FOR SALE

STANDARD BRED nun OrpinWian pui.
lets and cockcf'ela ftr and 81 co. aisr
prize r nlarcs. aaf East Oadaden
street taarHgs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

WANTED rood cock a once. Appiy
flh ~ Bavien 81 1en1F-u
WAITE Edo men q chop. and 10
teams O. hHui rrusn u~a on y. a. n
h r. jos. MCFoy a CO. Cantonm@nt
Nla 1auuW
WANTED RAILWAY MAIL Clerks
Commence. $500 month NnghEa 2 -
rf auuQirtmr E1ufua Pan u1nec - d
a4rF. Pensacola combinations son
Candidates coached free Franklin Inst
tutH Department sT-W RucheHfers
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REBUILT MACHINES you need .
tfpewriter ana nannnt anord ~ buy =
new one, ne run furnish you With thr
best tarturN rehutt machines ~ rwaNunn4
bic prices and on eaHv terms Rebuilt
TN#nrMrffer Exchange ~ 81 nnN f8k
Nruaarnia NHarffs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

FOR HAr.r -Tnrrsf TREES TREEHi
Orange grapefruit. - uHfan. nFnfh
pear plum. and al kinfH ~ fruit shade
and ornamental trees Write For iarNs
emfainmma AlWtn japanese Nursery o..
Mobile AZ ffHsuffn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

Wanted 49, Twenty FIVE
sales-people. Apply ready 70
work 70 Manager American
Sales and Salvage Co. Mon
day morning at seven o'clock
at z. Greenblatt's Store. ia
East Intendencia Stree. "A"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1912-12-08

WANTED-One hundred
feather beds. paying the
highest cash price. Southern
Feather Company. Phone
SOC. 100 East Intendencia
street.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE Pour shares American Ne
ere city tdectm
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HELP WANTED.

ta1 WEEKLY for taking ordera fuT Cut
Rate Grooertea 0-ufnf rec Sugar q
CENTS EVsrVthinE eut rutes ENpsriencs
UNNECESSARY Standard Mercantile Gem
uanv. East Niuth STREET Cleveland. Chic.
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WANTED Work - any hiud ~ yours
rnInFHf ewHu ~ n hfmfua AaNa
aauIn street tfsrts
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LOST.

LOsT-wagon tarpauiin Reward y re-
depot tdsceta
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HOOTON e. WATSON
"rHE Dental AoHNr8"
nIcuHt nuHdlnu. phons So
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

FOR RENT-Two nicely Furnished front
rooms an modern e1uEenienceF Az
ply IA ~ narerIaua 81 fdeef w
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The Fisher Real Estate
Agency.
TIVE RmNr CoLLHcToRa~
PHONE s1sf
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1912-05-02
Local Mention,

Jas. Penman is down from
Orogrande.
Herman Brown is here from
Mt. Idaho. He came up the river
trail.
Mrs. C. G. Christensen, Of
Dixie, is visiting with Mrs. V.
Driscol.
Billy Robinson and Ed Cox,
are in town from Dixie, purchas-
ing supplies.
Dave Irwin has returned to
Elk City, after spending the
winter in Spokane.
The Dixie stage came in from
Red river on wheels last Satur-
day, the first time this season.
E. ]. Comley, came in from
the Hercules yesterday. He res
ports the snow going very Slowly.
H. T. Thompson, returned
from Walla Walla, Wednesday,,
where he had been on mining
business.
Sherman Whitaker and Frank
q.
Merriam went bear hunting last
week. They got close enough to
see the tracks.
A. w. Boyd, Of Spokane, has
gone to the Anaconda mine, in
the Ten Mile district, to make an
examination. 1t is understood
that he has an option on this
property.
Owing to the condition of, the
roads the past. month, Dixie is
running very low On grub anc
supplies, and some of the citizens
are packing IN the neceSSaries
on their backs.
For Sale-Eggs for Matching,
from choice thoroughbred, rose
comb, White Leghorns, $500 fol
10. E. R. Brown.
Elk City, Idaho.
Wanted-To do your Boiler
Repairing. An experience mar
to do that work. To do YOU
machine work, make patterns
brass and iron castings. w,
make the, best we'll pump. Tall
to us. The Idaho Foundry anc
Machine Co., Lewiston, Idaho.
The Postoffice News Stand ha.
just received a fresh shipmen
of candies, nuts and fruit.
We are headquarters for every
thing good to eat. O. c. Lap
Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-10
TUBS WILL PUMP.
CONTINUED from Page One.>

Chief Buckley spoke at some length
of the Labor day muster at Angus
TIA, the efforts of Councilman Hanks
in promoting ii and the cheerful re-
Spouse of the Augusta citizens We
had only eight days to get up that
muster in. but, if YOU decide to come
here again, give us nine days and we
will get up Il muster double the size
of that one" said he. 1t was at this
point that Chief Bucklev captured the
Applause of the visiting firemen with
the declaration that Augusta would
have a hand tub for the next muster.
The old hand tubs will be pumping
Just the same when autos and dying
machines are in the junk heap he
continued, speaking in glorification of
the Hand Engine muster as a public
sport.
Councilman Hanks suggested some
improvements that might be adopted
at the next Firemen's muster ana adj
Vocated score cards containing the
names of all the engines entered and
the announcing by the judges of the
results of every event. He concluded
by saying that the firemen and citi-
zens generally would be glad to have
the Hand Engine League hold its next
muster in this city.
Secretary David spoke of the in
creased interest in the Hand Engine
League and said that there were sew
eral hand tubs in the eastern part OF
the State that would probably enter
in the next muster.
The matter of transportation and
railroad rates We're taken up and dis
cusscd at some length. Chief Engineer
Buckley was added to the committee
on transportation, the other two
members of which are Gen Fl. NJ.
Sprague of Auburn and Sec. David. y
vote Of thanks was extended to Chief
Buckley and his assistants for the ex-
celert manner in which they had en-
tertained the visitors.
President Yeaton spoke with deep
feeling in appreciation OF his re-eieo-
ton To office. which he assured the
members of the league was wholly UNI
expected. He took occa sion at this
time TO eulogize See. David for his
work in behalf of the league and also
praised the three vice presidents and
the ether officers and members of the
league.
T.. N Courson, clerk Of the Niagara
Co., extended an invitation to the
league to hold it's May meeting. which
will DE held. Tuesday, Nav IA. with the
Niagara at brunswick. The invitation
v-os aecented. 1t is 81 this meeting
that the time and place of the annual
n,uetcr Is usually decided.
Vice President Howe declared that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-10
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

The death Of Mrs Hattie L
Vaughan occurred at Bangor, Mon
day. She was the wife Of the late DR.
Fl. c. Vaughan, a prominent physician
OF Fcxcroft. Her only surviving rela
tive is sister, Mrs. Emma c. Den
nett of Bangor.
Fairly positive that his body lie.
beneath the waters of Lake Winnlpe
saul5ee, the friends of Charles \. Bal
lard, the Somersworth manufacture
and former Portland man, have give,
ups their search for the present. TIL
bottom of the lake will be dragged
again as soon as the ice goes out /
the spring in an effort to find tn
body.
Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Houlihan .
Bangor observed the 50th anniversars
of their wedding, Monday. In th
morning they attended Il high mas
in ST. Johns Catholic church,
which the celebrant and deacon wef
two sons, Rev. John w. Houlihan ant
Rev. Timothy II. Houlihan, both o
Portland Rev. r. r. Nelligan eff Au
gusta. formerly of Bangor, was sub
deacon, and Rev. John j. Sullivan
curate of st. Johns. was master Q
ceremonies a reception followed, an
dinner was served to 16 priests an
many relatives and friends. All tn
children were present including Mrs
Mary Ross and Miss Nellie Houliha
of Portland, p. II. Houlihan OF Oro7
and Joseph f. Houlihan of Bangor
Four grandchildren. the Misses Mar
and Eleanor Ross and Katherine
Houlihan and Joseph Houlihan, I'd. al
SO attended. Both Mr.. and Mrs. Houi
han were born in Kerry County. Ire
coming to Bangor in 1851. Both are /
excellent health.
Soon after confessing to the police
they say. that he committed IL
brutal assault upon Allen Briggs 9
Camden. sunday. William Lane at
tempted suicide. Monday. in the pc
lice station. Patrolmen Heckbert an
Fields found him suspended from tn
top of his cell by a blanket, one en-
OF which was knotted around hi
neck, while the other was made fas
around the steel plates of the cell. u
was cut down just IN time TO save h
life, and was kept closely guarde
for the preliminary hearing. Tuesday
In his story of the assault. the pc
lice claim, Lane said he had come
the boat shop to demonstrate wit
Briggs for as he alleged, paying al
tention to a girl of whom he we
fond. Briggs only reply was To ours
him, Lane declared. and the fight be
gan with Briggs as the @aggresso'
Mary Thompson, aged Il, the girl
the case" was arrested by peput
Sheriff Duffy as an accomplice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-10
Cony High School VS.. Alumni.

The manager of the Cony High
school basketball team has made ar
engagements with the manager of the
Alumni basketball team for game,
which will take place, Friday evening,
Jan. II. The Cony boys under the
coaching of George Stuart have been
practicing very hard during the past
two weeks, and they intend to give
the Alumni team the game of their
life. for this team was the only team
to beat Cony last year on their own
floor
This will be the first game of bas-
ketball to be played in Augusta, this
year, and it promises to be close and
interesting. The rooters for both
teams are already claiming victory
for their favorite teams. A high spirit
of friendly rivalry is shown by these
two teams, and probably Assembly hall
will be taxed to its capacity, Friday
|evening, when the two teams line up
lon the floor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-10
Gorham GRANGE,

An interesting day session of Gorhan
Grange took place. Saturday, Jan. 6. witt
large number in attendance. At moo
the members gathered about the festiv
board, delicious dinner being served oy
the ladies Of the order, with Mrs. Ira c
Alden as chairman of the dinner com
mittee The principal event of the after.
noon was the installation of officers by
Past Master George Alden, and folIowine
are the names of the ofticeholders fol-
1872:
Master, Willis [. Bickford overseer
Walter Johnson; lecturer, Mrs. France:
r. Black; steward. Wilder Getchell; as.
sistant steward, Norman Martin: lady
assistant steward, Miss Ethel Walker
chaplain, Mrs. Emma c. Thorne: treas
urer, Lewis l.. Files; secretary, Mrs
Esther =. Shaw. gatekesper. Lorenzo
Thorne. Ceres, Mrs. Emily Meserve; Po-
mona, Mrs. Lucy NJ. Day; pianist. Mrs
Henrietta II. Palmer
After the work of the afternoon a short
but enjoyable program of musical selec-
tons and readings was given. In the
evening a well-attended social was held
in Grange hall and was an enjoyable oc-
casion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-10

the success of the league depended
largely upon the foremen of the vari-
Gus companies and the success of the
rested with the individual
foreman. He urged the foremen to
seek to Bring young men into the
league. He spoke at some length of
LeagiIe, which now numbers 10 mem
bers, only two or three of whom are
He suggested sending dele
gates to the big musters in order to
get ideas for league work. He said
that Maine was considerably behind
ssaehusetts in the matter of Hand
League work.
Vice President Nickers0n, just be-
fore adjournment of the business
meeting. spoke earnestly in favor of
starting the arrangements for the next
muster at an earlier date than usual.
The visiting firemen We're made
thoroughly welcome by Chief Buckley
ana n delegation from the Augusta
fire department Refreshments were
served and cigars enjoyed, while in
addition musical program was af-
forded by Ernest Ritcher and Joseph
Bolgcr, who rendered violin and piano
selections in a most acceptable man
npr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-01-10
"HIGBEE OF HARVARD"
To Be Presented, Tonight, at City Hall
BY Knights of Columbus.

The comedy drama "Higbee Of
Harvard" which will be presented,
Wednesday evening, by the knights
Of Columbus in City hail. promises 10
surpass any performance yet given by
hem. This is saying much, since
these annual entertainments have
been most cordially received. At the
asst rehearsal, Tuesday. everything
went through in a most satisfactory
manner. and those who miss seeing
his performance will regret it.
The play will be followed by a grand
ball, with dancing until o'clock. The
music will be furnished by Richer's
Full Orchestra and all who have heard
his orchestra, know that it is up-to-
late in every way, and those who have
not, had better attend and enjoy a
pleasant evening at very little ex-
oense. Tickets on sale at Coughlin's
drug store.
Special ears fer Hallowelf and Gar
diner at II o'clock.