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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-12

trompton, NllHam-N. u. Sealch '"sS'
ChristaI. John-B. Mclaughlin; SIS
| Corn. Henry-New York Edison Co; S,i-O 10,
| Cohen. Abraham C.--Nat!onal Nassau Bank;
Davis Frederick samuel Price organ Pip.
! Co. S23l %.
Eisenberg, Abraham M.-Adl.rs Grant,. ana
! Monument Works; N2s 12
Drotef sabina little Guarantee and lrus,
| Denlarest George Wv. Forman; N31 81
| Frasde. John j.. Leah n. Frasde, Henry Wsg-
ner and \. b e.. Construction Col Bos'
sert e. al 81. %.
Fargo. James e (presldenO-H. Becker; 81
Forianza Nunzisnte-National Surety Co; ST.
53l 81.
Fleming James h. and Patrick Doonan-P.o-
Fuchs. Emu E.-M. Hnqu!, ct al; $50 30.
! Gluckmsn samuel. and Edw II Schwao-A
Hsiprln Morris-W H Bromley ct a.;
Hcal,. PstrIck-Yationai cash Register Co:
uaigiSt, FRED &C z swain e. al. sls9i2.
| Hcrtzherg, Charles R--p J Martin. Inc
! Sl@l 9s
| Irisk John M X Wolfe. SilI 55.
! Humphrey. Eate--u Brssnan; $500.
| Johnson. Margaret IA Kulk!e. $500 IS.
! Mailman. Isaac--Conso!ids,ed Tea Co.
! Kar,cbech. Frederick l. or Fred L--Georg.
Bergfcldt & 60. $3.50 "a.
! Johnson. John NC Serncr: $50
Kaufman. Henri Kqniz s2oSs 90;
Mortgage Holding Co; s42s IS. q.
/ Samc--saiue, s4lg ~.
i.eahy. Michael III $ cram; 5000 AZ
| Levine Joseph M--Ferdinsnd Ehrlleh. Inc;
Meycr. irving J-saks ( CO; ,ii677
M@rrv penis NV u baker. sl20Sl
| Morris Robert C-s 6 / Bradley e. s..
Msrt.n. samue. G-Msnhauan LEASING Co:
Martin. fred ", Or Frank W and ciroln. -
Pcople etc. s. 900
4 Morris. lewis OF T. Peters Sif3
/ Nichols. William II SACKS: 5ls3 50.
: Orrsteiu Morris b Teltz: s2i3 3s.
Iissii iii- MAJ ctc-Loul. seheGsrsr &
/ Co. Inc 500 80
] al. tt52 70.
! Reich. Abraham O - MarkieVlca: s3+o %
/ Ross. Samuel. and Eor IN \. Rclkln-S kas-
/ ter 81 a.. S45g H.
/ Hslziu. NoaChim-I. Baumgoll $3.50 -.
/ SiIrermar Louis-N Edelman, slap 80.
/ Skeith. Isaac II. chapman sos a..
! smith q. Uerbert-Ncv York Herald Com
/ pany. costs Si29 81
spcrn. CeiIs-t. J. tsdinski. costs: $40 20.
/ sui0rius. Gertrude or Mrs Paul Sutorius-
! e. =. ADAMS si7f0I
! spluateue, Tony and Ieress-p. Se,oeeH
I s.m mon '' Frederick Ward: ,5ioos.
Z Swain. Sanford st Fahey e. al! costs
B S1i1 -.
/ Ihyt. liisn- \. AnlrN ~ Al 800 u.
/ Thomas. charles. and Jacob Lsyy-P.opls'
etc.. 500.
/ vaughn sylvester Herman Kues 81 al
b $500 o.. $1,000
. waltz. Marie Workmen's SICK ana D-ath
/ Honef' Fund % the Onlted states OF Amer
i'a ~. y" ~, . -
I Lastorn bIor .tng VI 20 I'l' "As"o''
Refining Go. hl31 ~ 1850,
DArrou Go. Toe iAgnnlnC 9t11Io' N',"SS,,
/ l. - Ia.rag IN. VI p ~pfinfN'e'n ~ a. e'''.
/ same sane 80
same same. s-lI.
! Illinois surety 90 y gg-." SLOW
same Manls'a'eo. ST. V'
4 same L Marietta SstO
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s2A.OOO.OOO NOTES TAKEN
o.lr 100000 State Short
Term Issue Delayed.

- Irne fI-Deputy State Con
49, 80, Wish said to-day that $4,000
, '.0, ~ the s27oooooo Of short term state
.,,,s have been paid for $500
'o Dr6. payment Of the remaining $4,000
49,. 49, hsen provided for, he added,
%. ..o, az" actual raymen, viii he delayed for
W ~ two on account of the Conges-
. ua' - che controllers office and the
, ~ =, Manhattan Company incident 20
-, p'.'p payment from and the issue to many
.at for the large amount OF
49, w. 10 be issued snd the desire Of the
'y, 10 put the operation through
w. hanks ~ this time without causing
=. .ns Confusion o. stress IN the moncv
market
ir,srAst runs only from the date o.
-r..al payment OF tho notes.
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Public utiity Debsn,ur. Corporation.

The Public Utility Debenture Corpora
ton which has recently been organized.
ia Offering IT, securities 90 tho public. II
has AN authorized capitalization Of 500
o. tVcnty-ycar per cent debeuture
bonds 81 5000 per cent preferred ana
81 ~. 80, common stock. OF which fl"""'
~ mo bonds. tDo"r of the preferred ana
6, 5000 OF the common stock have been
issued The per cent bonds aud common
stock are being offered so blocks OF A''7
I1 bonds ana 500 300 the common stock
for $685. and Interest ou the debentuieS
lrom Aprn o. The Public Utility Deoen'-
ire Corporation IS not an operating com
many. but an Investment corporation. Inc
new company Will purchase public uuA'H
securities on as advantageous terms az
rossible holding them FOR investment.
The bosrd of directors ls composer "i
r.rresontat.ycs 81 houses well known IN
tho rubllc utility field. including w. >.
Parstow & CO.. Westinghouse. Church
I<err 4 Co. Bertrou. Griscom a co"
stone &. Webster. william Morris lmoi'e
4 90. the Equitable Trust CoInpah>
redmond 4 CO. !. q. White 4 Co, W. g..
Langley 4 90. and Harris Winthrop q CO
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STOCKS IN OTHER CITIES.
CHICAGO STOCKS.

ricogo. June 1.-THE tendency OF the
-.,sst IN local securities was lower asain
,,.say. but the list was not entirely with
y, arn spots. A number Of issues made
-, advances compared with previous
sl,sne prices. The strong issues, each
,,ouing gains o. point or more, were
p.o,les Gas. Illinois Brick. American
r,r preferred. Commonwealth Edison
"a Hart. Schafuer & Marx preferred
r,ion Carbide and Chicago Railways
s.rss were Cracuonally higher. Pacinc
CAS- Monteomery-Ward preferred Chi
,,so Railways Series and Booth Fisher
% rreferrcd remained firm and, I'M
sr,rsed. Roc0ucil again led the
rsrset both I'm point of active dealings
srd weakness lu prices.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-12
u. s. TREASURY FINANCES.

Warrington. June 1.-THE condition 81
IN. United states Treasury at the beginning
OF business to-day was: Working balance.
$50 526 300 IN banks and philippine Irsss-
,,r,, S5l glt 40s: total Of general fund. Si3s-
los ti2. receipts Yesterday -, 952.615; dis
bursemcnts So 900. 3O2 The surplus THIS
fiscal year il s.. s34 col, as against deno'
Of e. S,g844 last year The figures for re-
ceipts disbursements surplus and dehcit ex-
clude Panama Canal and public debt trans
actions
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-12

IIyo-Do0I cat-e-. spot 10 s0ol l0manl- 7aIos'
20 o00 b,les speculation and export 1000
American. II 900. Imports 1000. none Amcr!-
can Mlddling upland s.7id Futures opened
o,,iet. unchanged 20 point higher closed
ouiet q, point lower 10 q point higher. June.
& 53i-d. June july. G47isd. July August.
AMID: August September $500. ~eo'' d.
October. I'D Octouer-Novembcr slid,
Novent,r-D December. G1Id. December January,
slOd. January February. 6lOc. FeorpIry-
March. cid: Msrch-April, el2d. April May.
s12d. Msv-Iune. G.I4d. Man.h'slei. Yarns
ana cloths quiet ana hiin.
Sew Orleans. June ~ Cotton iut.ie- yres
were darreFs.d here to-day by shOu selling
and A. the close. steady. showed q net dcc'H,
OF sails points Tnfavorable weather was
strength cuing influence earl'. but liqud1'ing
IN rote,tl, purch lssd cotton soon 0teIDaIur IN.
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SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

The following securities were sold yes
terdav at auction at the exchange sales
room by Adrian II. Muller 4 Son:
b, order % executors
IN Iev,crs title insurance a Trust GO. l1J
70, order ~ admlnistritriA.
200 ia KrauH German Specialist and STAFF 800
-'Y For account of whom n may concern
soo ocais Northern railroad Co..............I
1888 Albany Trust Co. Of Albany y f.. 40 10
NJ 01o Springfield. L. J.. Cemetery Society d
per cent eertlae2 e. ., New YORK Er S5ro
i'uS' NO' 81 100
a., 600 Atlantic shore Railway refundiug
Mortgage 4 per cent gold bonds. due April,
iou MAJ. 1911. coupons attached Sl75O
q, Ooo Improved Property Holding Co per
49,, ,'nrteaee bonds series H. Equitable
trust 90. ccrthcats Of deposit ~. 500
coo az 81 western Farm Products 90. per
F-'"cnt debenture income bond. due 1850. 500
81 700 southern Iron ana steel o G9' ,d5 mrs, and
me-, cont, due October. 1890: April 1911.
'oupons attached o.. t...-........'.-.-.. %
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JUDGMENTS RECORDED.

,ban 500 we're flcd YESTERDAY tho FIRST name
being that OF the debtor;
Abraham. samuel II Madison Holding Co
Sli3 81 -,
Baldwin. Marshall DR.. r. Jones e. al
SEQ co. ,.,,. "A
Berryman, John Al. q. Perrells Ill =,
Bernstein Wiiliam-American Clue lo.s FVO IL
Rrowne Harrie WI. Silyerman; s2,D9
Andreska. Joseph and Mary-N. Blau; W. 10
Reals Jessie T-W. Jacob 500 IS
Burns. Holen--Charles Jacobs co. i94s ~
Cohen. Abraham--C Chestnut Ridge Nhite bHcH
To-: SOL lG 80, -
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Close Business Relations.

Canada il good customer OF the
United States. and the trade with this
country continues TO grow in volume OF
importance. Prosperity i'm the United
states usually Is reflected in similar con-
ditons in Canada In tho Province OF
Ontario during the last calendar year
invoices OF manufactures and agri-
cultural products 10 the value Of S2,SSl,-
99I were certified for shipment 10 the
United States, an increase Of $685. 31 over
the previous year. The growth OF on
tario customs receipts has shown a large
increase over former years. notwith-
standing that many factories we're es-
tabishcd in ontario as branches Of con-
Germs in this country, and the output of
these concerns must have displaced 10 a
considerable extent similar commodities
formerly imported. Canada is the rccipi-
cnt each wear OF large tota. Of money
taken into that country by tourists from
the United States. who cross the border
TO visit the points Of interest, especially
Al Niagara Falls. where during the sum-
NOR season. American visitors flock an
nuaily.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-12

Bank, OF Cortland, was awarded on Juhe
8 the $1,000 ~ per cent ssven-t~ents-
year serial paving and school oonos Ok
Cortland, Cortland County. \. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-12

Chicago. June important eniatgeWth. ~
Investment demand consequent 90 some cNteHl
ou the possibility Of a dry weather scare ih ne
spring crop belt led 20 a decided upiuin 70 "a,
ln wheat The ina rket closed steady AZ a NJ
advance Of ~ 70 1iac. Corn gained = 10
iltc and oats e No 90 i~c. IN provisions. ~"
outcome was tine same as last night = l-'3'
up. Range Of prices.
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BRIEF NOTES OF FINANCE
Paragraphs of Current Interest
for the Investor.

New York bankers will be extended the
hospitality OF ottawa. Canada. at their
twentieth annual convention. which
begins to-day in that city and which will
have touch OF international favor by
reason OF the joint relations Of the bank
ers Of Ottawa. the city OF Ottawa and
the Dominion government IN their en-
deavors 10 give 10 the affair unusual at
tention both in interest in the convention
Itself and the welcome accorded TO the
New York members socially. Many dis
tinguished men have been placed on the
programme of speakers at the banquet
which, according to reports, WIFI be one
Of the most elaborate ever given in the
Canadian capital city and. aside from the
strict routine Of business and pleasure
taking. the New Workers will be given
an opportunity 10 get into close touch
with some phrases OF Canadian financing
and the details OF the Canadian banking
act which would mot he available under
other circumstances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-12

Al the aunus. meetings oi the stock
holders of the superior Copper company
the Laurium Mining Company and ths
Ahneek Mining Company retiring DE-
rectors were reelected
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sisO2T5si3I

Total ....... .......... SIS O2I3s -
state o, Nev York County Of New York Sc
\ :. FRISSELL President. and THEO
HETILER. Cashier Of the Fifth Avenue Bank
81 New York. Bank located and dong busi
ness AZ No $50 Fifth Avenue. IN 'he city ~
New York. m said county. being duly sworn.
each for himself saws that the foregoing report
is true snd correct BOO All respects. % the hcst
Ct his knowledge and belief and they fV-the-
say that the usual business o. said Bank has
been transacted AZ tho location required \, the
Banking Law tChap . % the Conso'idatsf
Laws a. amended. and not elsewhere and that
tho above report Is In the form rreScrihe1 h.
tho Superintendent % Banks and is made m
compliance with an Official notice received FROM
him. designating the ith day OF June 1918 ~
the day ~ which such report shall ne made
A. :. FRlSSELL. President
rlIEO HETZLER. cashier
Severally subscribed and sworn 10 hy both -
ponents. the 18th day OF June. 1918. before nc.
sea- Of Notary ..
SELAH L BENNETT.
notary Public WeStcheSter County.
Certificate Med iI New York County. No g.
New York Register No a2f0
Commission expires March 20 1914
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-12
CURB ECHOES.

FL Paso's output FOR May Was 49, cars
~ tho usual grade Development work in
aucuratcd last month resulted 800 tho
opening Of several small bodies 81 ore
chief operations of the mine arc said 70
be confined TO the mining Of the main
veins. which have produced from an ~
tho levels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-12

Tho Tomboy Gold Mines Companf. Ltd,
Under the management of tine Exploration
COMPANY. Ito. u London. reports for
MAY. Mil ran . DAY, and crushed LOU
tons OF ore yielding bullion valued at 10
go. concentrates shipped $500. total,
t4. 900. expenses. 5000, profit, $500 tx
penditure on permanent Improvement.
& gql
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-12
ITEMS OF WALL STREET

Transactions for foreign account on the
Stock Exchange yesterday amounted 70
about 1000 shares. evenly divided be-
tween purchases and sales.
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NEVADA QUOTATIONS.


FURNISHED daily Dy weir Bros. & CO. so p
Broad street New york;
Iune u ltl1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-06-12

The mines owned and controlled hy the
Greene Cananca copper Company pro-
duced during 1912 H.l5,.Sl7 pounds Of re-
fined copper. li55.5os ounces of silver and
1q7 ounces OF gold. The combined net
income amounted to t2.5so,7le
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ss2,5Ss.i1s 20
,5e cIose ~ busincgs on the 4th day Of jun

Total Observation-Disclosures. ss2 SIS, Us 20
State u New York, County OF New York, So
WALTER T.. FrtEW, President, and tltbph'
T. MARTIN. Cashier of tho Corn ENchaus@
Bank a Bank located and doing business a.
No IS William street. also several locations
ia the city Of New York as approved b. the
superintendent OF Banks being duly sTorD'
each for himself. says that the foregoing re-
port rs true and correct In all respects, 70 me
best OF his knowledge and belief. and they tui
Their say that the usual business OF said Bank
has been transacted az the location required D.
the Banking Law Chap. Of the Consolidated
Laws as amended and not elsewhere, ana
that the above report rs in the form prcscrieed
by the Superintendent OF Banks and 10 made
I'm compliance With an Official notice received
from him. designating the 9Th day % June.
1913 as the day Of Nhilh such report shall
be made
WALTER r. FREW President
FREDK. T. MARTIN. Cashier.
Styerally subscribed and sworn q by 9th de-
ponents. tho 18th day oc June 1913, before me
T.. u. DENfkE. Notary Public No -
New York County.
Register y Y No a2to
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TORONTO STOCKS.
"'''n'd by Harry b. Thompson & Co. 40.
% Broad street)
rOBALTS
BALTIMORE STOCKS.

1Feisteo, No. u Pine Ftrcet New YoTIe.
10 Last German street. Baltimore
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CURB STOCKS.
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

-fp..saso oy Charles D. Barney e Co, No. q
s;oel street New York. and No. ~ South
tn tlrcet. lhLlaH.lnhla
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Total Observation-Disclosures. ....... sli, so SCI a
FRANCIS A. PAGE presi, emit and GEO.
". TOERGE scey, OF tie W Washington Trust
Company Of the city OF New York, io,ated and
doing business at No 2J3 Broadway in tue
civ u New York. IN said county, being duly
sworn. each Tor himself, saws the 10 egoiIs
reuori is true and correct IN all respects, ~
~ be.t OF his knowledge AMI belize. and
hey further say that the usual business ~
said trust company has been transacted az
,he loratlon required by the Banking Law
,ch,p . on the Consolidated Laws as amended
and not elsewhere: and that the above report
Is I'm tho form prescribed 10y the Superlntend-
ent oP Banks aud IL made In compliance with
an onlclal notice received from him. designat
ing the AIN day OF June. 1918. as the date OF
witch such report shall be made.
FRANCIS n. PAGE. President
GEO. w TOERGE, Secretary.
Severslly subscribed and sworn 10 by both
dsponents the ii,h day OF June, 1913 before
me.
fSe.t OF notary " s LOTT.
notary Public Kings County
Certificate hled IN NeN York county
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lNDUSTRIALS.

FURNISHED rs Harry r. Thompson y Co. No
% Eroad sitectl
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iSiO3o,e,

Total ...-.......-, -....--..- >i@ '4f.i9' -
Stat. co. New York. County Of Sew York -
WILLIAM - PERKINS, President. ard
WALTER NJ BENNET. Cashier ~ The
Bank 81 America. a bank located and doinr
bu.incss an Nos g and 80 Wall Street IN
The CRY Of New York In said county. being
duly sworn. each FOR himself says that the
foregoing report is true and correct In al
rcspnc's 20 tho best OF his knowledge and
belief pnd thcN further ssy that tho usual
business OF said bank has been transactef
~ tho iOca tion required by the Banking iav
Chap . or the Consolidated Lave a. amend
cd and not elsewhere. and that the above
report is 90 the form prescribed by the
Superintendent OF Banks. and Is made m
compliance with an Official notice received
from him Designating the fourth day ~
jun. 1918. as the day Of which such re-
port shall ne n ado.
WILLIAM ". PERKINS President.
WALTER NJ BENNETT. Cashicr
Saverally subscribed and sworn 10 nv both
Opponents. the l1th day Of June. 1918 h..
fore me r. DENZLER.
fSeal1 Notary Public. Kings 90
Certificate fled in New York Co.
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PUBLIC UTILITY NOTES..

Announcement has been made by the
United Railways Company OF st. Louis
that the following bonds will be paid at
maturity. on July /: 100000 per cent
Compton Heights, Union Depot & Mer-
chants Terminal Railroad $4,000 6 per
cent Taylor avenue. and $4,000 per
cent ST Louis Railroad.
Texas Power and Light Company.
The Texas Power and Light COMPANY
controlled by the Electric Bond and Share
COMPANY and owning a number of cleo
tric lighting and power properties In
Eastern Texas. II is stated will erect a
steam generating station on the Red
River four miles north OF Denison. The
station is 10 bc completed within the next
two years and will have q capacity OF
5000 horsepower. Officials OF the COM
pauy nave recently applied FOR franchises
70 supply light and power I'm several
towns i'm Eastern Texas. and these would
be supplied from the new station which
also would furnish current TO the north
cru division Of the Southern Traction
Company !. ;. Strickland Is president
Of both the Texas Power and Light COM
pany and the Southern Traction Com
pauy.
Truckee River Electric Company.
The report OF the Truckee River Cen
eral Electric Company FOR tho year ended
December a. 1912 shows gross operating
revenue OF tg16.5S and net operating reve-
nue. Of $40 90. gross income amounted 10
$50 ps. and surplus Tor the year was
iu9jlo The profit and loss account on
Januar, was as follows.
PROFIT AND Loss ACCOUNT
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BOSTON STOCKS.

Punished b. Charles Head & Co.. No q Wall
tueft)
LAND
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MISCELLANEOUS
GAS AND ELECTRIC COMPANIES
New York.
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

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ATHENS

Athens Grange met in regular ses-
sion, Saturday afternoon, Feb. s. with
all the new officers in their places.
The committee reported fayorably up
on two applications for membership
and they were accepted. There was
no literary program as the afternoon
was taken up in the discussion of Co
operation and the question laid on the
table at last meeting, that of uniting
with Coruville and East Madison
Oranges to hold the 1913 Cattle Show
and Fair. A committee of three wds
appointed to confer with these tvO
Oranges in regard to accepting the
off r of H. D. Eaton. Esq, in holding
such fair Past Steward b. p Bar
ker. called attention to his Young
looking wife near the piano, and
stated that it was the seth anniversafE
of their marriage Mrs G. l.. Austin
then remarked that the day before
Feb. =. was the 32d anniversary OF der
marriage to Mr. Austin Congratuia-
tinns were extended by rising vote
Mrs Eta Berry who had worked 50
untlringly to make the entertainment
a success. deserved the vote of thanks
accorded her when she turned oVes to
he Grange treasury the sum of $39.6o.
]. T. Chapman at her request was ap-
pointed a committee to place the new
lamp N the entrance and the balance
viii be held till a little later where a
piazza will be built II. 5. Elliott was
made a committee on repairs and ii
is expected h will make few M
proyements before the next Grange
ben fiji to be given soon by MIR Mou'-
ton. The Lecturer announced that
Guy Williams, District Supt OF School
would give talk on Education al tie
next session and perhaps the articles
in the Town meeting warrant might be
discussed She also asked that each
patron give a quotation or clippins on
Feb. Candlemas' or Winter.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1913-02-13
BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH
George merriam, Pastor
Residence, SO Madison Avenue
Telephone 1888

Parable of House on the Rock and
Sand" subject of meeting this eve
ming at 7.15. Address of Missionary
Randall T. Capen of Swaton, China at
First Church at p. m. Mr.. Capen
was formerly pastor at Belfast. His
addresses are full of instruction and
arouse great interest.
Next Sunday, Mr. Merriam will be
gin series of sermons on Men who
Dared" Next Sunday, the subject will
be THE First Immigrant" Don't
miss the opening exercises of the
Sunday School Feb. 10th. The flag
of the T. S. of China and other curios
will be shown.
II o'clock, Sunday school; $50 Jun
ior c. e.; 6, Senior c. E.
At the I o'clock service, Harold
Larry, Fred Richardson and H. Tobey
Mooers will give reports of the Port
land Boys Conference. Violin music
by Maurice Philbrick.