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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-27
FLIGHT, NOT HEAT"
SAYS REDFIELD

Syracuse, n. Y, July 26-"We want
light thrown on this matter. but 1t
will be better TO have it light and
not heat" said Secretary William
Redfeld, of the department Of COM
merce before leaving tonight for Chi
cago to assume personal charge of the
department investigation of the East
land disaster The people will,
think" Secretary Redfeld said, await
the result of the careful inquiry
which must follow and will not be
deposed to accept the Judgment
some Of them interested-which seem
to be pronounced in advance of the
taking of testimony"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-27
ST'M'R
CRANcEWO0D IS
sunk MONDAY

London, July c, 500 P M.-The
British steamship Grangewood of
3422 tons gross, bound from Archan-
gel, Russia, for Havre France, has
been torpedoed and sunk in the North
Sea by a German submarine. The
crew landed today at Lerwick Scot
land.
The Grangewood was 332 feet long,
A. feet beam and "a feet deep. She
was built at Sunderland. in 1902. and
was owned by the Gratitude Steam
ship Co, Ltd. Of London,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-27
BOWDOnN

Everett Allen Of Auburn IL stoppine!
for a while with z. e. Buker
The Sunday school and meeting that -,
held ut the church At BUwduin Centaf
every Sunday afternoon IL wall attended.
Prayer meeting IL held in the Aveningsl
led by Turner Grover.
Mn. Addie Parinton arrived home sa4-a
urlay from Bath. whore she haA bsen ~
visit her cousin, Mrs. NssstDoA - ri
quite III but impcuvtnG -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-27
VASSALBORO

SOUTH-Mr and Mrs. Chas. Perkins
and Mrs. Trask were callers Sunday at
Ralph Cooper's. West Windsor.
Bertha Raynes and brother Andrew
passed Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Dan Weber.
Lysander Mason OF Augusta was a Wis
itor in the place Sunday. Word received
from Mrs. Mason saying the party had
reached California, were we'll and having
a pleasant time.
Geo. Bradstreet Of Palermo, who has
been assisting j. P. Twitcheli with his
haying, has returned home.
Robert Stone and family with their
guests and Mrs. A. c. Brown and family
passed Sunday at Island Park. -
Mrs. Ella webbe,. Mrs. AlioA wEbber
and Mrs. Anna Randall were~Tscept cali
ers at Cross HILL. -
James Thornton, formerly OF Califor-
MIA. is stopping at Dan webber's for an
indefinite time.
Andrew Weber was a guest Sunday of
his daughter. Mrs. E. B. Lamson. at East
Vassalboro.
Mr.. Huntington, who is passing the
summer in China, was a caller at ID. L.
Sabins Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Randall ware Sun
day callers of Mrs. Mary j. Clark Of
Cross Hill.
Dan Weber is suffering with an a-:ack
of rheumatism
Miss Erlena Sabin was calling on Mrs.
E. E. Warren and the Misses Eaynes one
day last week.
Geo D. Haskell of Augusta. Prof.
Cowan. wife and daughter of Jamaica
Plain, Mass, Chas. Pierce of Windsor
and Miss Flora E. Pierce Of Augusta
were recent callers of Reuel Merrill.
An auto party from Unity consisting
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Whitehouse, Mrs
Ed. Whitehouse and Robert White
house were Tuesday callers at J. P,
Twitchells Miss Gladys Twitchell &C
companied them home.
Word received by friends from Miss
A. ]. Gwynne, who is visiting her pa
rents IN Seattle, Wash, announcing
her safe arrival.
A touring party from Dresden in
Guiding Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis johnson
and Charlie Morton of Dresden and
Miss Alice Thompson Of Brockton
Mass. were callers Sunday afternoon
at c. M. Dickey's.
W. F. Brown, V. S., Of Weeks Mills
was in the place Wednesday morning
Mrs. Ruth Morse was calling on
friends at North vassalboro Sunday.
Ray Howe and sister were brief call
ers in Augusta Saturday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-27
NO DECISION ON
APPOINTMENT OF
U. S. COUNSELOR

Cornish, N H. July 26.-President
Wilson told friends here today that
he has not finally decided whom Na
will appoint counselor of the state de-
partment to succeed Secretary ians-
ing but he intimated that he will
make up his mind soon. Former Rep
resentative A. Mitchell Palmer of
Pennsylvania is expected to get the
position.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-27

BY GOVERNMENT

Washington, July 26.-Secretary
Redf1eld of the department Of COM
merce will arrive in Chicago tomor-
row to take personal charge Of the
departments investigation Of the
Eastland disaster.
Solicitor Thurmond of the depart
ment. armed with all the records re-
latins to the Eastland. left tonight to
join the secretary and George Uhler.
chief of the steamboat inspection
service, now touring the Pacific coast,
probably will be called to Chicago
also.
Solicitor Thurmond. who will have
charge Of the legal phases of the in
vestigation. will cooperate with Of
ficials of the department at Chicago.
in ascertaining the cause Of the trag-
edy.
Department Statement
After Senator Lewis of Illinois had
telegraphed both the department of
commerce and the justice department
today that q statement had been pub
lished in Chicago that the govern
ment had refused to countenance a
federal investigation Of the disaster
and was shielding guilty officials, the
department of justice issued a state
ment, saying:
"A federal grand jury has been or
dered for Thursday next, to investi-
gate the Eastland disaster that the
attorney general wired the United
States attorney and the party in
charge Of the departments bureau Of
investigation at Chicago to Rivp m
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-27
PREPARING FOR
BORDER BATTLE
DESPITE WARNING

Washington, July 26.-Maj. Gen
Funston reported today that despite
warnings to General Carranza that
there must be no fighting in border
towns, endangering Americans, Gen
eral Gales had assembled 1000 Car
rama troops at Santa Barbara. 20
miles from Nogales, and apparently
was preparing to attack.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-27
WINTHROP CENTER

Of Mrs C T.ds, Of Auburn is the guest
Brow an no, Mrs. Seth Clifford Of Moses
recent su uspei' j. Providence, r. l., were
Ger Purdy. Nf' and Mrs. Alexan-
Nj. and Mrs cso..
and family =, george L. Crossman
Robbins ana m saco and Mrs. Mary L.
were dinper Ill. .niss Margaret Robbins
H; J. Bailey. guests Saturday Of Mrs.
Saturday " a., a. clough went to orono
A'' Just arrived from HO m,,ln1olA'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-27
A GREAT NUMBER
OF PRISONERS TAKEN
BY AUSTRIAN ARMY

Frankfort, Germany. July IS, Via
London II A M.-The Frankfurter
Zeitung's Vienna correspondent saws
the Austro- German forces have cap
tured 131, 250 Russian prisoners since
July IA besides 441 cannon. 141 ma
chine guns and an enormous quantity
of military supplies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-27
DECLARES MANY OTHERS OF
SHIPS ON THE LAKES ARE AS
DANGEROUS AS THE EASTlAND

possible assistance in developing the
facts relating to the sinking of the
steamer and going TO show violation
of federal criminal statutes; that any
statements that the department JUS
tice had refused to countenance any
federal investigation Of the disaster
were wholly without foundation. and
that any such statements as those re-
ferred to were false
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-27
SPARKS FROM Maine WIRES
Mothers Screams Save Family

Mothers Screams Save Family
BY instructive action in waking her
husband and enlisting his aid, Mrs.
Clarence j. Robinson of Sabattus road,
Lewiston, saved the lives of her two
infant children from death by fire,
early this morning. Mrs. Robin
son had been looking in a cupboard
for medicine to give one of her chill
dren when the cupboard door swung
shut knocking lamp from her hand.
The loss on the house and furnishings
will be about $500, covered by insur-
ance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-27
BOYS Rib Broken by an Auto

little son Of Farris Sawyer of York
street, Bangor. was knocked down by
an auto about $50 P. NJ. Sunday, while
attempting to cross the street and not
seeing the auto, which, the witnesses
saw. was going at high speed. One rib
was fractured, but the lad will recov-
er.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-27
FORMER PENNSYLVANIA
CONGRESSMAN DIES IN
PHILADELPHIA MONDAY

Philadelphia, July 26.-George D. Nc
Creary, who served 10 years in Congress
from the sixth PENNSYLVANIA district re-
firing in 1913, died at his home here to-
day. He was 60 years old.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-27
FRENCH DESTROYER
DESTROYS AUSTRIAN
MARINE AND
AEROPLANE DEPOT

Toulon, France, July 26, 1915 A. M
The new French destroyer LeBisson
has demolished the Austrian submarine
and aeroplane depot on LaGosta is
land (the southernmost Of the Dalma-
tan group in the Adriatic sea- with
the loss to the French of only one man
killed.
The commander of the first torpedo
boat and submarine division of the
Mediterranean fleet. to which the Bis
son belongs. has issued an order high
ly commencing Lieut.. Commander Le-
Sorl for his brilliant exploit.
This dispatch indicates that the
French navy is cooperating with the
Italian against Austrian in the Adriat-
ic sea.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-27
Tuesdays Concret Program

March-"Hail. Hail. Bellstedt
Stabat Mater Rossini
Myrtle Blossoms
Strauss
selection from Lucia de Hammer
moor, Donizetti
Song" Twas Only a Dream"
Ward
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Schleth
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-07-27

Alaska is more than twice rs large
as the German empire.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-27

nuariors. 81 BET 105 Sub an bss
SiibIeits ppn 8. Str, 5pii@tnNounD
Iumb Gutter Sir. (5teusr $6). 81.
Sldbpr g. @resnfpdIb an Gpl
SfotnsoIb, 60 tsi 100 SUB an O.r
9ffsite BON Burnet 2lpt., $50 Gub
n0roIi9 BON Rodbale qlpe (Stener
$500. 81.
2olis 3. 5aud an pbineds 9.
pbiIips. 20 bei SO Sub an ber Ode
bon @ine Strabe unb Wnrriet sipt.
! in aconoaIe. (Steuer sD. 81.
pbineds e. pbiuips an Jdnni.
Hiebls, bafeIbe Giselitbum. (Steutr
81. 81.
9fndnbo Bisbsrmann an ellie Re
msrs, 34.50 bsi 77.40 CUB on Der
IorbIsiie bon pDtpers Str, 31.S5Jub
5itlih BON Gab apenue. (5teuer $3l.
$2850.
gblrles O. gpmegps an Hiharo 8,
JulfOrb, 80 s5ub an grate apenus.
(Sieuer 81. 81.
Carrie adlImeper an Wpsrs q,
Cooper, 40 BEL 154.85 SUB on De-
Sitieits pon JefferionalO.nue. (Stsuer
$1.50). 81.
2llpis Subi II. u. on Mnrp sS.Shi'
ner II. a., 1859 glder aanb in Sci.
tion % in Golsrain 9p., ebtnID sos
2der In Settipn 10, 6aNelbs 5opns
| Ifbip, ebenIo 6.03ader in DO Up, / LED
eldsr in DO Settion unb ID older in
DO. Ssiiion unb 5p. 81.
WlarD s. Steiner II. u. an Qaip,
renee Sutfles, baHelbs gigtntbum
(Situsr $5). 81.
2lntbonp Strtdls on 6rant 5.Wsi.
Ter, 40 bel 120 Sub an Der SiibIeii,
ppn grotberton Ronb, biIbsnb Got 8
| in gart glldte lintsrabibeilung.
(Sieuer SD. 81.
@sorse 70. Gsiser an g. 80. piercs.
2 Sabre Qeais, bonn /. W1r3 1915 on,
auf Got IL in grpant & 2rtpor's In
ierubtbeiIuns in Gairmuuut. Sdbrlld:
Mistbe Sl20.
gobolpbc R. RonIsp an Diniam
8. SsiiIe. Elm 9raet aanb in Ssttion
35 in Spmmss Sp. 81.
RsIlie 9uii9 Ii. a.. per Gbsriff. an
pbilip Ribbiuesr, Got 115 in psier
Reffs llntrabt6eiIuns. (Sieuer 81.
$910.
aouiis W.0a5eilIe an %. &. g. unb
Minna !. 5slier. 40 BEL 125 Jub dn
Der Rorbfsite Don Sonen aps., 80
Jub ipsitIid pom Srmonb absHus.
(Sisusr $6). 81.
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Grxxbsissnttn siibertrasxnseH
ginetnnati, 2s Tadri

~, 26T Uldr5.
aouis 8. glO9 on elpbe %. RoI..
SO Jub an Der Rorbisits Don GboIiou
2lDe. in 2tponSaIe (Sieusr $13). 81.
aatberine 5ai9sr an W. SisLIc
Satdsr, so CUB an Der Ditisiis bon
Berssforb aDe., ebsnio Got 465 in
Robb & Sees 2. llnttrabibeilung an
gaiisrH QDe. (Steusr $3.50. 81.
Rulpb 5. GoiteIlp an SamueI o.
Cooper, 10 Wonat 2eaTs, pOm /. Et,
Sembsr 1914 on, auf rs BEL 183 GUT
an Der SitT.ite pon SarIem plan,
Wistbe $70.32 NIT aHicufsre4t fir
$1687.50.
Winiam 8. DopbDnrb an Winiom
W. Ssnup, go BEL $50 JuB an Der
Dsfisits Don 9obbod Roob (Steusr
$1.50). 81.
2lrmin 6. 4rsnb On Robert SbIs
ipoob unb Carrie Sbsrpoob, Sbeil
bon Got 54 in @oob6urn 5sisbts lIns
tercGtbeilung an 5urlem pl. (Sisusr
$l). 81.
Die Dominion 2anb 60. an Dils
liam g. Wbit., 60. 10 in GliffOro
plats llntsrabtbsilung. (Stsuer 5or).
81.
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Cots 40. 80 unb 81 in Sdrob SOffs
ner's llnterobibeilung IN gumminss
pile (Steusr $3). 81.
9htobore 8trling on SillnmdnHsr.
80 Bel 80 SUB an Der DsiiIeiit Don
9remen Str., 214 5ab n6rblid BON
13. Str. (Stsuer $6). 81.
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8. Steinbrsnnsr, 80 GuB an TcSsnrn
Roub in WeItpoCb. (Steuer 81
$1,000.
Catherine s9gndenIiein u. q. on
sSobn Reeis, so BEL 150 Jub an Der
SiibIeits Don 5enlple 2lbs. in Seition
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$ 5plIaubif@e erbfenfup

6ulIdnbif9 DE Orb enf u p'
pc. Wtdn nsbme Elm pfuno sriins
Grbisn, bic man iibsr Ra9t einpsidt,
einunbein6dIb Quart Wafer, einen
balben 1beelbffel SOOu. brsi Gents
pprree fein gepiegt, sinunbeinbalb Biz
sipsi pfnnb friIdbe SdDsibsfiibe, Sdl5
nab 9eihmad. Sbue biss in sinen
9opf nnb IaHs to6en, biz ulIes gar 1T.
Damn nebms man 5irta Elm Diertel Biz
elm babies gfunb Sped in S9eibeH
qef&nitten, ldfs biss gut nus6raten
nnb asbe bag syett, (ni6t ben Spsd)
au Der Guppe. Duna6 braunt man
ettpas UlsbI in elmer qfaune uub siebt
biss unter itetisem Riibren ba3u.
Menn aefpiinf1t, lam man bic Grbien
erft aefoht, our9 Elm Sieb paFiren.
Gerbiere nit braun sebraisnsn lin
8utter)W Weibbrpbpiirfeln. Die Stfueie
nefiiBe Isrpirt man auf beionbsrem
SeIIer. Man nsbme bic SdDsinefiibe
aus Der Gupps, fobalb iie gar iinb unb
bebur man bag Gett bur9riibrt. GtsiIe
he ,parm in einen Sopf in heiBem
Wdiier. D<nn Gdtpsinsfilbe su tbeuer
iiub, tcuu man aud N]Sitslfleifb baau
as1msn, a5sr hans isin Salj bajn.
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GrxxOeiseatbnms 'Sppstbeiea
Cincinnati, 20. RGrs.

Rens 51potheien.
gIiiabetb Didens an OatIsn Jms
prOpeb 3. II. 6. 60. $2650.
Jobn WtgIsarp on DO. $500.
Sba 3utierling on Guarantee De-
poiit 60. 5000.
9isisIbe an DO. $7o0.
Rora gnrisbt OIL 5amiIp 3. q. Ro.
II $500.
elmer Brigbt an sbs epaHfou
gdni. $1,000.
Glpb. D. Roie an ShiO gaIIsp 6.
u. 3. 60. $4,000.
9isTslbs on 2ouis 8. gIo9.
$1604.09.
8iuinm Qmmann on WabifonpiI,
Sspofit 8ant. $3.50.
Miaiam Wi. Ssnnp an Bomb 5ia
%. u. SO. $3.50.
Marp Weiou,r an GagIs g. Il. 6.
u. $1,000.
glednprs Ul. RsRnstdmp auSpriIg
@drtsn 6. u. 9. 60. S25o0.
Wiargarst Shdnnon an el!ItouUius
tiial g. u, .. Go. $500.
Srpn aeenan on San Warco 3.
Il. g. u. $500.
Silie Wanner on eagle g. Il. 6.
u. $500.
Barbara Wiele an syirit Raiional
9. II. g. 60. $4,000.
Carrie Qunrtors on Giiissns Gift
%. u. g. 60. $4,000.
5annis Risblt on pleafant Ribge
g. II. 8. 60. $500.
Ri9arb 8. 5ulforb an GbarIes O.
GOmssps. $3.50.
QilIie Remers an S@ibsn 3. u. g.
Go. $1,000.
RarD D.itertamm an g. g. RO.
gers. $500.
Wiaiam 8. G.ttIe an Rilforb5oms
g. 60. $1,000.
GetiIgis Sppofbsten.
So5n 8. Gantini an Satlsp Sms
prt0s0 q. u. 4. 80. $2400.
Gerbinano 3immsrman on 6.
Wlartsn. $500.
elFs S4efftr an u. g4eiHeiO5n.
1913.
Gugm. Cor an Citizens gift Q. L.
6. 60. $3250.
Mm. 2. Dimmsit an SDeamOrs e.
II. 8. 60. $500.
Bert O. Ncormdn an bo. 5000.
9erlsIbe nn 2ibertp 6. Il. Q. 60.
$1,000.
SObn Ss9ler an FUNDAMENTAL 6. u.
9. 60. $500.
Worb Wsibnsr an GasIe 9. II. 8.
Go. $500.
6. W. Renneidmp an Goutbern
Sbio 6. II. z. 60. $1,000.
gbds. 9. poisguie an eagle 9. Ii.
9. q. $1,000.
9lnnis Q. asIp an Gcutbtrn Sbio
g. II. g. 60. 1900.
Gtores grnp an 9arrn Didmann
u. q. 1919.
Colin 3. 6ODarO an eOutbfiSs g.
i. 9. 60. $3.50.
german Rottman an Wufic SalI g.
i. 9. 60. $1,000.
DerTsIbs an eagle g. u. 6. o..
$4,000.
5Tabors o. z, Csanpats an Cana
54aslsn. $4,000.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-03-27

5dnnab 9. 6iu an aibsral 8. u Q.
60. $500.
Diefslts an 6snrD wioDrs. $4,000.
pstsr SaeObs an Z Mdrb 6. u. g.
60. $500.
Sba 3utterIins an Guarantee DspO.
ut 60. $1,000.
mm, 9offmeiifsr an OaiIep .. u.
g. so. $3.50.
Carl 3. aun an epanfio.t gant.
$500.
aouifs m. gassins an Sumss u.
gniIibp e 60. $500.
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Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-02-05
Board Of Trade Elects Officers.

The Middlebury Board of Trade held
a meeting in the rooms of the Moosala-
moo Club Wednesday evening. There
was good attendance, although the
rough weather kept many away. The
following officers elected for the ensu-
ing year President, John E. Weeks;
vice-pl esident, George N. Shambo; sec
retary, E. P. Seymour; treasurer, P. E.
Crane; executive committee, A. E.
Lambert, D. H. McHugh, Oliver Chill
son, G. B. Reynolds, DR.. P l.. Dorey,
w. N. Cady and E. B. Cornwall. Mr.
Cornwall was appointed chairman of a
committee of three, the other two be-
ing appointed by himself, to work in
connection with county agent, who, it
is expected, will soon be sent into Addi-
son county to aid the farmers in solving
some of their problems After some
informal discussion pertaining to the
welfare of the board the meeting ad-
iourned
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-02-05
District Meeting x. of p.

Large delegations of the Knights of
Pythias from lodges in western Yer
mont gathered here last Friday even
ing to attend the district meeting of
district No. 7 held under the auspices of
Otter Creek Lodge, No 33. The prin-
cipal feature of the program was lee
ture by the Hon. George w. Penniman,
a Pythian of national fame, who spoke
upon the history of the order from its
founding 81 years ago to its present
prominence as the third largest frater-
nal order in this country. At six O'Clock
supper was lserved by the ladies of the
Middlebury Grange. Russell w. Parish,
grand chancellor of Vermont, of Bur-
lington, presided and introduced the
speaker. After the lecture the Knights
met again at Castle hall, where the de-
gree team.representing Vermont Lodge,
No. l, of Rutland conferred the first
rank on large class of candidates.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-02-05
Pomona GRANGE Meeting.

C. J. Bell Pomona Grange, No. 13,
will meet with Neshobe Grange of
Brandon, on Saturday evening, Febru-
airy 13. The following program will be
given:
Opening Song, 1884,.
Routine Work,
Greeting, Master Neshobe Grange
Response, Master Mountain View Grange
Music, Salisbury Grange
Installation of Officers, State Master
w. N. Cady
o. B. N. fifth degree
Discussion, Is there as much true patri-
otic sentiment needed in times of
peace as in times of war Led by Emery
Parent, followed by others.
Music, Brandon Grange
Review of the European War, r. M.
Osborne
What has the Legislature been doing,
Master A. w. Foote
Reading, Mrs. w. X. Sawyer
Closing Song, 88.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-02-05
Fire in West Addison.

The town of Addison was the scene of
another blaze Saturday afternoon when
the cow barn, silo and a building used
as creamery were destroyed by fire.
The burned buildings were the property
of E. N. Loomis, and were situated on
Mr.. Loomis' farm in West Addison.
The fire broke out at O'Clock. Fortu-
nately there was plenty of water and
no wind, and by good work the adjoin-
ing buildings were saved by the neigh
bors who at once responded. 1t is be-
leved that the fire broke out in the
creamery where there was fire in the
stove. Some tools were saved in the
barn, but for the most part the con-
tents were a total loss. The stock was
saved. Had there been a wind it is
probable that the dwelling house and
horse barn would have gone too.
Mr.. Loomis. who was in New York
at tn time of the fire, was notified and
came up at once. The exact amount of
the loss is not known, but cannot be
less than $4,000.