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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-02-04
WEST BRATTLEBORO
Large Audience at Speaking Contest

Large Audience at Speaking Contest.
In spite of the inclcment weather. a
large number We're present last evening
at the Academy to hear the speaking
IN the contest by the pupils OF the
ninth grade. Eleven dollars was taken
IN, which viii go towards the gradua-
tlon expenses. Each one who took part
did remarkably well, and the little peo-
pie dance was very much enioved.
There were no judges, as the elocution
teacher, Mrs. G. b. Hunter, will help
the regular teacher decide which Of the
pupils will respond best to the train
ing IN that line. Six of those who took
part last evening viii speak at the
graduation.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-02-04
ZNgkIEGEIEN
|X2eHe9ABINET

Men must be taught as if YOU taught
II an not
And things unknown pronas'd To
things forgot. Pope.
An open foe may prove Il curse
But a pretended friend is worse.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-02-04
y r I N K
Il a 3 IT
RELIABLE HOME TREATMENT

Thousands of wives, mothers and sis
tiers, are enthusiastic in their praise OF
OREINE, because it has cnred their loved
ones of the :. Drink Habit and thereby
brought happiness To- their homes. Can
be given secretly. ORR f. costs only
Loo per box. Ask for Free Booklet.
BROOKS HOUSE PHARMACY
120 Main Street
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-02-04

Most people are slaves TO habits
which they think they cannot over
come.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1915-02-04
SALADS AND DRESSINGS.

The following salad will be one
which will take the place of a meat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-06

Ire offering II select motion pic
lures at The Opera house this after
noon and evening i one 81 Inc best
that Manager tud6y has offered the
public fer some little tine The list
contains some y the tesJ efforts of
the producers a the "resent time
which includes many = the leading
legitimate stars rev appearing n
photo PLAYS.
Path FrereS of&rDe a. suci,~ stars
as Burr Mcintosh. Max Ee!sulan and
Lolita Robertson II me W2lbngfCrd
series = alone enough 70 insure the
quality # ne offerings. Jim West.
Gambler" 4 hne Lub.ir7 drama. WITH
= gripping life stnrJ wiiis Intense in
.erest woven around c!eva- >cena-
rio. The P}4ck Ring . r.a,.,17 mas
1erp:-cc. iatrcduc:r- Tom Nor.r- n
The leading role. and -I-.te hanging
Tide. = F.asr=ra ~tu5s that j fuil
u emotion ard rh aSlH- .nrsr-~T "ra,-
p pictures g. Faf-a,s Md q, rE= best
offerings mat - o-n2- l.. Ist~ house
for >-...12e t.-re-AGY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-06
SHIPPING NEWS

Bangor Ne. Nov. 55.-Arr.ve1:
Schooners Colvin +. Harris, Forts
mouth: Wesley Abbott, Portland: Ida
B Gibson. Cas1ine-
Portland. Ne Nov. ARRIVED:
Steamer OVID sBr,. Baltimore Trans
porta-ion 90: Schooner Susie I. Oliver,
New York from Bangor: Susan Pick
ering. Maitland y :. from New York:
James H Hoyt Nin4l Haven from de-;
Ella r. Crowell Rockland- for DO.
Wanalco. tEra. s. John y +. for DO:
Ralph n Hayward, Cheverle. y :
for Baltimore: Jane Palmer. Newport
News; SUSIE p Oliver New York for
Bangor: Genevieva fBTyp Skulee y. s
for Boston: Scotia Queen OBI. do for
Go: Omaha Bangor for DO: Lucy May
CO for DC; Hume, Rockland for 90:
Margaret. Machiss fer do: Mary Lang
don. Rockpors Ne. for DO: Herman 2
kimball do for DO: Freddie Eaton.
Boston for Calais: Sch n. Todd dc Cor
CO; Abbfe Bovher coastwiss
New York Noy. :. = Sig7ailed:
Steames United States. Copenhagen
for New York. 1850 miles easi u San
dy Hook = noon. =th- Dock 5 4 NJ
NOV 2.
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CHURCH NOTICES

,aEzr1 styeet church >r..- t;ar6sr.r
an1ss z t,IrEls F.astCr <-.+sy srbe.i
2 c31~rE. rr2as@ ard E-srr, seryj,. a
z Flc.-s Nth se--70n ta u ; o..
.oSh- IhurS-aF RiEhi r-s,4r Meeting q,
Ae'hod:st Episcopal cf----. Highland
ste Heros-t Do~ .r.-.s,e- % o.,
forming worship wItA seg-.z-. III tho ns>'
s2n:e-t .erzer9ber.~ --usc rs vest.
g cEoz- Il a GILLESPIE s7s-4r-o-. n N
slhaa! school, = : TUc-eIy s3Derin.
l-i-oeIt' Ine1s JIass meets = ajIdi,o.
nun - Il T3zsoT teacher : N .Iur.
0f league P h. --rwe--r T,arys
n SnsIsel servo. % song and ser1nor.
sue.et1- The Mocae- Nocs@S rave
meeting Wednesday evening a. = lis.
meeting FRIDAY evening 3 "a
Christ church - sunday s-s- Trim.
~ ,. ROY Communion ~ 80 fSs;niay
sShool and Slrls F-se,s57v IJeaz-sI- n.
aFf, sermon holy c-crr--l-r-ics- = 1as.
sInoeF schco. :! =. ki1dsrrs--e- .snsrt.
ads-hI al : evening prayer. address al !.
Church q tre R-5eern.- rz-r3o,
OllHaoF Pastor Morning EorsAsr :. ta,i
q, Grand A--1y hall. subject ~ sar7,nr.
Set'ayznE u Ctt-sying Chris bo,y
FlsFluE31sn E5ll - celebrated - m.
morning service. Sunday scha-r .-'lnv.
rs evening PRAYER az s5t. yc,-c -4o.
yes service 3; u: sub5es,. The
l2shs Ina. Are Wa:,-g re Clu--h Of
inns; !sa ~ Charles z WllI.s-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-06
SAYS HE'S WILLING TO
60 TO H But JUDGE
ONLY MAKES 1T JAIL

Lewiston Ne. Nov. l-"You cs- Sad
me 10 h 4 you %2nt io. ! dent e5y. a
5000 G p shouted Arthur Cooe. 3
Fsars old. o. Lincoln street. e Jadse
srann in TIE LEWISTON Police COR, Fl.
day.
Judge Branr added 20 the sentence Ct
- DAYS ne was gong 20 impose .o- ~
ioxiost'on another ore Q. e GAYS :e
contempt Cobb appealed ard bonds we're
Placed at So. On the oorte-np. cha-ss
a slfs' To- The i-toNcatSon.
c"f.s was arrested by Pa,ro.!-s- Nsi-
hEan a. his hoa2e, =, Lincoln street. q.
sa A Il. Friday upon the corr Paint Q.
AIRS Cooe- He pleaded not guilty 's,l'
ing the covT- he had rot taken , DRINK
and the trouble was that his t-o:hs'-
In-law -sn the house instead a. himself
Policeman Neliisan testified Coch vss
intoxicated lust before Reco-ds- Cur
ran had tire 10 read the judgement OIL
the ooag,- Cobb shouted tie words Ihs'
added 80 days 10 his sentence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-06
VS.. GARDINER
BOTH TEAMS CONFIDENT

eatAe- permitting, Gardiner and
Lewiston Will hath for SUPREMACY .,
The eridi-on on Saturday afternoon n,
suiuley field. Game called a. 3 o.cloes
SHARP. Lewiston viii come over fill
of the conviction hat they can win
and viii haze the courage Of their con.
Flei5nn- Gardner viii enter the fr,y
fuh of confidence that they can d..
pIeaie the INK Trey PIT over IN Lev.
lston when They defeated them hy
score Of 70 & Coach Neye-s hss prov.
en- to os the right man il ne right
pace md mas WORKED hard with tho
BOYS The Observation-Disclosures which r.
suited II ne withdrawal = the Rrist
Sre'>-. Emerson ana DAVIS has been
eiearfd up ana these ga-@a Stars will
q max p ne -a-ne Your presenc,
"H me field vii! help 1ne boys e-jn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-06
EAST WINTHROP

An UNUSUALLY large attendance -
The EaS. Winthrop Thursday Club
was present al the regular meeting On
Thursday Of this wesk-all eagerly
waiting for The report CT the Fedora
ton meeting at Biddeford. which came
az the close Of the roll call from VIII
Tier Mrs. Clara Mumfor6 was the DEL
esate in attendance and so ably did
she report the meeting tha, We fel-
we had truly been with her Mrs.
Mumford was greatly impressed with
the Federation and its mission and
came home more enthusiastic than
ever with club work in general
The study for this meeting was Ec-
Quado-- South America and The Ma
turai Features and Resources" were
given by Mrs. Bachelor: principal
cities. a, Guayaauii. Mrs. Nellie Ham
lin; B. Quito. Mrs Bertha Cushman:
G. Bahahoyo. Mrs Sadie Baker.
Mrs. Harriet 4, kildreth- president.
and Mrs. Nellie Eamiin were hosiesses
for the day ard the meeting VIII go
on record as one Of tie most delight
full Of the year thus far. The next
meeting will be Mothers Meeting
and a good attendance is anticipated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-06
Former President Halls Letters
Read at New York Trial to
Show Means Employed to Re-
bury M0ntviIle Charter After
"Resurrected" in Connecticut
Legislature in 1897
COMPANY FAILED TO
OBTAIN A CHARTER
How Hall Attempted to Secure
Lounsburys Support and Ap-
pealed to E. D. Robbins to Aid
in Stopping Montville Action

New Yc.h. Nov. 5.-"A iittr dinner.
gwen ~ John VI. Hall, former rresi-
cen. c. the New York. New Haven &
Hartford Railroad TO the railroad conn
- .tr- r n, lower house OF the Goa
-zct.s-t LEGISLATURE figured IN the tes-
mon: Introduced by The government
.4.lay :, the iTsal Of TIE II former d.
rioters # t,ac Ncw Haven road csarg-
81 with Violation Of the Sherman anti
trust XIV. The dinner was given. &C
cordlrs . letter written by Hall as
me elimination Of political activities
II. tehan If the New Haven which
rt-ul,ed II the failure = 3 Connscticu,
,roi..y company 10 obtain . charter
go nu:.d Inc paralielin- ;he New
lia,cn Il MAS the Mont, lie line TN
r.7c from Groton 70 Norwich c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-06
ALPHA DELTA PHI
AND ZETA PSI. AT
BOWDOIN. DANCE

E-unswick Ne. Nov. .-tSi,ecial}--
Bowdoin Chapter q Alpha DELTA Phi ana
Lambda Chapter 81 Beta IS gave :
5o.l- dance It the Beta Psi chapter mouse
a- Bovdoin college this evening. Give~1 ;
st-lnE orchestra or Portland turnishe
He music tor an order q ? dances. Tie
dance was gwen to entertain some Of
lhs Young ladies who viii attend Ire
Bcvdo.n-CuiyersiIy q Maine football
sar.e saturday Afternoon
The dance was arranged by , commit
80 consisting Of Paul Is. Nlven Il II
Providence. +. /, Z. Robert Little IS 9:
Brunswick: Erik Achorn Il OF Newton
Highlands. Mass. Carleton II Pike J. q
L.ut--c. Lawrence II. Marston y % VS.
asset. IJcv6 2 Cot-=r '-> e. Nar--st.e.
VIZ .n1 John T. Edwards Jr. y Q.
yyasrig.e1oI- Ri. !.
TIL rat-cneses tor ne dance were Nj
.~nzrlaz II i34icl,5rs. Mrs Charles 2.
ts,s~rs:-. MIS- Lee Z. MCLEAN and -
..i..e Lizzie al B-unSwick, Mrs. t3Ez-
Il A-orr 4: Newton highlands. Mass.
an4 Mrs willard y. : Goldman Of Pes
.o5y Mass
til guss5s s-clud@3 Miss Ei;zzbe:1
Han. Mss El=anor Williamson. Ms
Gertrude Albion. Miss Haze: Lear; g:
Portland. Miss Mona McWill.aras NJ E-T.-
cc~. Miss Helen Mitchell. Mss L9c.~ -
ford. Mss Ruth Lowell c: BrurSwi-'-.
Ass Pauline Hatch. Miss Edith fi1:=-
kl-s Of Bath, Miss Catherine Cli:fc-5 q
lewiston. Miss Marion Williams Of W
terviIle. Mss Marguerite Currser. Mss
Grace Downing q Auburn Miss Ale
X Goldman. Miss Marguerite Young cf
Peabody. Mass, Miss Belle Hutton p
Ca-hance. Mss Helen josephine HuTt.
Miss Bale Fay q Brc-okl.ne. Mass. Mss
Jeanne NtouI-on q Cumberland Genie
II Ms Helen AysEy Of M!E.necke..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-06
BODY OF Maine
MAN IS FOUND
BENEATH AUTO
Was on the Way to Summon
a Physician from
RumfOrd

Hunford- Me. Nav s.-This morning
a =" when Harry Hutchins Of Rurnford
corner went ont about the buildings he
saw, snort distance from The house. an
oser;hrown automobile living in gully
Wne7e the highway crosses a culve-,
investigation proved that man had
neen pinned beneath Inc ear. County
Aeo1c&a! Examiner Ihr- ". T. Rowe OF
f.umtord was called. !; was found that
ne mans neck was broken and death
was instantaneous The facts we're found
e e a. follows:
Burton 4. Cole OF BFyantS Fond start
cd Thursday Al midnight for Eunfo-d
Corner 70 take Dr. /. ". Parody OF that
place or sick call towards Bryants
Pond. I'r. Parody crossed HE river on
The ferry At midnight, waiting there m
hour .o- this man to cone No one show
Cd I'd although in The meantime he heard
an automobile apparently not far distant
The man beneath the ear j. identified ss
NJ. Cole. The body vas brought 70
Rur1fcrd. where more extended exaITa.-
nation VIII he made ~ ii1e medical ex-
aIuiner.
The scene Of The accident : where the
highway passes ever brook. there be-
Ing an incline Of about - feet ,: this
point The automobile apparently pilns-
ID OF a. the middle Of me crossing over
the culvs7- turning turtle and landing
On the hank of the stream
Mr. Cole was abou, > wears old. He
was nachiniSt and familiar with auto
mobiles. il j understood here that ne
leaves q wife and TWO children.
Al examination II ,he automobile.
which was Metz. showei thar an ord
nary lantern was heIng used instead us
the usual headlights
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-06

and Robins showing how the New. HAv-
en- GO. possession q the Peoples Tram
VA an eastern Connecticut lire which
later became the Worcester and Con-
rec,icut Eastern Railway.
The main advantages OF this line TO
the New Haven. read repor, OF
committee Of the board of directors
authorized IN acquire ~ consist IN
preventing the operation Of COM
netting lire in the hands Of outside in
-erests
Before adjournment today counsel
for the defense fled with Judge Hunt
memoranda IL support Of the oo1ec-
tion to the admission Of evidence
Tending 70 show that the so-calied
time the use OF or actually employed
any means o. methods in furtherance
Of the supposed conspiracy other than
those se7 forth III the eight sue-oiVi-
sions Of the paragraph which unoe--
takes to describe such means Ano
methods"
The defense maintains that poiitic3i
activities were not mentioned IN the
Indictment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-06
STOCKHOLDERS
OF B. & M. URGED
TO JOIN ASSO'N
Cooperation of Minority Stock
holders Is Sought for
Mutual Benefit

Portland Ne. Nov. 5-The newly
organized Boston & Maine Minority
Stockholders Protective Association
has sent out bulletin 10 all minor
lily stockholders lr-4ES Ihsna 10 ac-
come affiliated With the Organization
in order that they may ipVestssass
and then act together upon tbs. con-
serving of their property The bnlie-
tin points out that legislation canno-
De secured against public sentiment
N the three states in which Boston *
Maine operates and that with the Se''
minority stockholders acting .in con-
cert can do much to influence puoile
sentiment. The credit and usefulness
Of Boston & Maine" says the bulie-
tin. can be restored through concert
ed constructive action by sn"o minor
ity stockholders
The bulletin is signed by the MEM
bers Of the executive committee Of
the protective association. i IN NUM-
ber. OF whom Francis Y Sueeter Is
chairman and Horace F. Spear. treas
uver
Starting out Win The s1a,"'r nj
iE1a, d serious crisis = AT hand il
the affairs Of The Boston * Maine. the
bulletin recites the position Of the
New Haven trustees. Nho control a
majority IF m, srocA. ;hat 4 comr3etr
reorganization Of ne financial struI :
ture II The road j necessary. IL -
asked why tn. value q Boston 4
Maine stock has decreased 50 greatly
without there being any decrease =
Inc physical properties. While ne
Protective Association declares that i
does nrj mend 70 dictate any dog
mate plan If procedure. 5ra bulletin
casts : doubt upoA the necessity for
REORGANIZATION ny pointing out thai
--i-s s3rp.us from operations IN July
and August ~as S.S5.iSs, as compared
with q Gef1cit ~ S4,-4p for the sauac
Jss-i.ui IL .gf4. : gross gain ii earn
ing power OF ss4I..2i.
a pre- rata continuance ~ this
showing says the bulletin. would
pG- Basic, 4 Maine hack On diyi
IL ~ r-ar-inc basis Il I1e end OF this
rScai wear This statement Of Con,il-
t5crs -yriIi,, senTn 10 negative tht claim,
that 2 reaf-ars5za ion 81 this road !
---efiai-,y -ece s>ary. and II tends
.o make THE suggestion 81 receivership
y more or ,eSs empty threat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-06
POTATO NOTES

Observation-Disclosures the potato crop
vas sery light IN this section trey a'e
selling for tire small sum Of - cents
per huShsl- the buyers taking adyan''
age II many nj the farmers WHO are
obliged "a sell 20 iay for phosphate,
The new potato house recently e7ecied
ny w Z Marble adds enc more pretty
business place 70 The prosperous H.
tie Village Of Harmony,
George GubJl has lust completes
the erection OF a new potato house al
his farm On Park street Milo Tee
building is %sxSs feet hip roof and ms
a capacity for housing $3.50 bushels q
potatoes The potatoes are taken u
an the UPPER iSoor and placed through
scuitaes into the bins in the basement
md ars skipped ous from the dooros II
he basement Mr., Guetil raised ahou'
aN bushels o. the tunsrs and all ''u1
sh"oi ssss bushels are housed at ire
present time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-06
NATIONAL HOME

oa.cor u tire day. Capt Frank "
fEcnee.
= special meeting Of Cutler Fost-
NJ. :. G :. f. = allied for p.
r. his Saturday evening and full
attendance i desired.
Ja..as L Libby q Sac. formerly
farmer AZ the Branch. : visiting
friends here tor few DAYS
Timothy quinn late c. L An I. :
-A.; aRd to r lseh Mass Inf 4
former -ne1lner has reported for re-
Omission
The funeral II ,he ate Jame.
Moore Will ~ held from The Home
s-are. q : \ ii. Saturday mo-nins.
Re,. p, Ne1lisan officiating.
John Albert Mcneil. Of East Bos-
,on. -ate L :, navy. and Je--nia l.
FRANCIS Clifford of Charleston, lave
I. : nay. were Friday admitted 10
NJ Home
Jacob l. R4r-helde-. late o, {. 18th
Mass Inf Edward I. Thompson is;e
Nh. E 18TH Mass Inf. and John
Eesfe- lite Cc, :, I'll L : Inf have
been granted discharges from the
E-oEs..
Religious services ., ne Home
.l>-ae. Su16aE rr2Tn.ne w3ll ~ held
ss loLo4s. Mas ans sermon ~ Res
r.. Ns-ligan 81 SIS AID P-otes-an,
series ~ R-v. c j.. Temple al 1882
.'c.eek- Slzsl-S Cx tne cho.T II me
hospital al : T N
Thomas Francs LeahT Of Boston,
ssa g. :. Navy .SYanish. War a
former member. has been Te-adn.tIed.
Increases II pension have bean
-rants<2. WILLIAM H B"oshay "a $50.
,'-cr-t ~ Foster - So: E.ber; Il
saT- - $50. Thomas SsN;e'le % s2":
E.i'sart Newman a. So James Mo
Nafly % 80, William Brop;ly % 81,
ard -os=-.h A-cshn ID s2l.-n.
Frank J. Williams has recovered his
usual '1sa'-'7 F1d returned - C. 3.
from the hospital
George II. Spnrr. The Pranch m
de-take-. : III il rhc hospital ard
George ". Harris haS been detailed
70 take his plaCe-
Edward Mccain Of O.. L: Emerson
Peters OF CO 6. ana James Msecher
Of Co NJ have been admitted TO the
hospital tor treatment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-06
Y. NJ. c. A. NOTES

Twenty-Five employees Il the Gannets
Publishing &c enjoyed TIE privileges
Of the Y Y. {. = m Thursday eve
ming 81 the 6f;h Open House" held
this fall Tn bowling alley was The
chief attraction and IN >horI order q
spirited match between TWO picked
teams was in progress
Notice is given 20 the Juniors that
ali entries Tor the billiard and ping
pong tournament must he handed in
by Nov IL TIE entries are coming liz
AZ : rapid rate and everything indi-
Gates that the tournament VIII be
warmly contested Each Junior an
tered will meet each 81 the ether con-
testanIs once in Z 2,-pcirt billiard
game and three sets Of plngpong 4
prize will tie awarded The winner
Physical Director = z Henna and
Charles ? .kinsman will leave this
morning fer EaveTilill Mass on bus
mess connected with the " Circus,
which VIII - presented Thursday and
Friday evenings. Dee. : and :. q City
hall IN th@ evening they will go 10
Lawrence. WHERE Trey viii witness an
indoor circus given by The Y u. c. A
Of that CITY MIR, Eenna Is director Of
the y circus to r. given here and
Nr. hinsrlan is chairman of the cir
Gus committee
The High School Discussion Club
will hold the arsl q its series Of els
cussicns On Life Problems of High
School Boys al o'clock Sunday aft
erncon in the Assembly room Secre-
'ary r. G. Goodman will lead this
class. The club will meet each Sun
day afternoon during the winter
The first meeting Of the Junior Dis
cussion Club vii he held al p NJ
Sunday in the Juniors room under the
leadership Of l. T. Goodman, director
81 boys WORK
The Mems Discussion Club will hold
It's first meeting On Sunday. Nov "a.
instead Of On Nov. =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-06
US, MERCHANT
Marine TOPIC >.
AT PORTLAND
E. c. Plummer Heads Commit
tee to Confer with the
National Organization

Portland, Ne. Nov 5.-The question
q a merchant marine was one of the
principal matters discussed by the ex-
ecut.ve council Of the Maine STATE
Board Of Trade today. 4 committee
consisting Of z. c. Plun1mer Of Bath
Henry Lord OF Bangor and Fritz Il
Jordan Of This city, Has appointed 10
confer with TIE general committee q
the Chamber Of Commerce q the
United States on The. subject
Col FTe6ersc E Bocthhs xaS ap-
pointed 4 councillor of the Chamhe,
Of Commerce O. tie United SlateS. al
50 a delegate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-06
MAINE j0TT|NGs

TIE closing session 81 the Maine con.
ference II the WoTnans Home Mission
arr SocisIv at Cars Memorial church
Portland, was held Thursday Afternoon
and these oEcer. were elected. Pres.
dent Mrs u B 6oi,- frs, vics pres56sn,
Mrs Frank Halt second vice president
Mrs T. Z Jones. ihird wee president
Mrs Gay & White; treasurer. Ars- T. u
Davenport: re-ordir.g secretary. Mrs n
W Brckenshire, corresponding secrets II
Mrs-A z chst-endeu; secretary G;
young peoples wcrk. Mrs Ethel Water
house: secretary Of evangelism Mrs &
O. Mills. Following the executive ses.
sion Mrs. G. B. Lipsky spoke on las
Necessity Of Developing the Mission
airy Spirit Among Our Young Peopse: =
Mrs F. x Eeen, spoke on What CT ina
Failure and Mrs z l. FarTaswo-s 4
spoke On How We Can Make Our Arx
iliarses-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-06
CHURCH NOTICES

Old South Congregational church f.sF
2. Y. Stanley raster Morning service
4, IA 50: sermon slh;ect '-LoHelv Places
in LIFE communion service viii follow
N. sermon: sunday school al li-.s A u
vsrre- service a. 4. A.
Rao.is. cnls~ch. supplied hy Rev 2 {
Whi..erno-= a. Wa-e-vslie Morning ser
vice ~ Ia-2-, sunday school Al IL . eve
ming se--5cA a. !.
Tniv-rsei:sT church, Rev s. ". Wee-
her pastor. Morning service Z; Ma. sun
day school at li4s 4 Il.
Methods; Episcopal church. Rev. "
H RroaenshIra Esastorc Preaching service
N Iep A. NJ. Sa hee,h school al u NJ.
Junior LEAGUE az 7. M evsngeiistic
service with orchestra =, p N PRAYER
meeting Wednesday evening; class meet
ing FRIDAY evening
ST Matthews church. Rev. " ?. In
Inxston rector ia Sunday after Trinity =
Morning service and holy communion a.
n %. Sunday school a I.ss A n.
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Ma:v h-i,on IDGm-.sr Chapter ?. 4
2. had z rnost e15oyatis meeting FRIDAY
afternoon with Mrs Kate Bes1an B=r-}
g, her home on Second street \ pleasan;
feature vas the election Of Miss SopEia
8 Gilman. e.est-gren5daaghtsr a the
Mary kelton Drummer for whom ne
CHAPTER i FAMED 70 honorary member
shju in ne soc=ery and The presentation
ID Ter o. = boaQue- q carrsaatheInu'i-s
MS Gilman responded in an appropriate
s-aech. Two other members Mss Be-
-ha Ns--5ck and Mrs Wooda-d. were
voted into ne society. MIS- Emma Hunt
5-gson Mason Of Gardner author % o.1
Eallowsu OF the keHnebec- gave
splendid 7aper On How Maine Became
: Stale She spoke n most Interesting
tasnieT. If the early history % Name
its separation from Massachusetts and
n the frst governor Hon William King
Mrs Partridge Of Augusta formerly Miss
Co-z. T.-esso-7 end once teacher II tie
EsI;oxeIl scf7ocls. sa-g severn as2ltlf :
songs. and Miss Chase gave nost pleas
ing selections On TIE rarp- After ths
program, reception II honor q Miss
Gilman and Mrs Mason Vas held i's-
1irso,ls refresh R,eEES were ssrTed II
which sne patriotic color sc-ne-7e was
cssr-n,rsiv carried os:z TIE rooms were
s.4racrsvely decorated wiki Hase an
flowers
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RESTAURANT TO
FEED UNMARRIED
MEN AT NASHUA

Nashua, y. H Nov A res1au-
rant where unmarried men among tne
35oe textile strikers Of This city will
be FED free viii be opened al School
street TOMORROW morning under the
direction Of the strike committee Of
the Nashua and Jackson mills The
married men Will be barred but il was
announced tonight that steps are be
ing made 10 provide for them at their
homes
tt militia. HEiea j. Sill on duty.
rs srst - City s1e,445.ps u 20 the
present