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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-06-03

Its capacity Will nave TO De III
creased. Every household lit
New iberia should demand
butter made either by our Cream
cry or some dairyman engaged in
butter making. This money kept
at home will be a big adjunct to
the prosperity Of our people. I'm
less our citizens use our own
products and thereby keep the
money at home it will be an i'm
possibility to have the prosperity
here that we would have were
these conditions to prevail.
June 14th and 18th is the
date set for the carrying out Of
elaborate programs at the COM
mencement exercises Of the Mt.
Carmel Convent and st. Berch-
mans school. under the supervi-
sion Of the Sisters Of that educa-
tional institution which is a pride
to our citizens. This school has
educated so many of our young
ladies during the past years it is
to-day receiving patronage. not
only from different parts Of Lou
isiana. but from foreign countries
as well and now ranks second to
none in the South from every
standpoint. The graduates will
be Miss Lilly Marie Emmcr.
Miss Lucv Derouen. Miss Laura
Leblanc. Miss Mabel Couvillon.
Miss Nelly Roseta Estrada. Miss
Mande Guilfoe. Miss Mabel TO-
worka. Miss Ada Hymcl and Miss
Marie Dclahoussave. The d.
r'omas will he presented to the
hevv Of graduates on the second !
night Of the exercises by Rev. j.
N. Langlois Of St. Peters Cath
Ollie church and the friends and
ratrons Of the good Sisters are
eagerly awaiting the opportunity
Of witnessing the interesting ex-
crcises.
Advertised letters AT New Ibe-
ria. La. for week ended MAY
9th, 1916: Miss Mary Duckers.
Mrs. o. James. Mrs. Dora John.
'melie Jones. Cal;ne Martin. Mr..
?. J. Pareson. Mr.. Alphonsc
souna. Miss Louise Shepard, Mr..
Numa Vital.
We are pleased to mention
hat through the unceasing efforts
If Mayor Sealy. that strip Of
Woo y Road lvinc between what
$ known as the Jefferson tract
md the Liettemeycr propcry. is
'einc thoroughly ovcrhaulca and
mt into such condition that it
will last for many years to come,
With but little further attention.
It the time this piece of roadway
vas constructed it fell to the lot
t the Police Jury and State
Highway Department and few!
'onths thereafter our CITY Faith
RS reached ont and took the
hole strip into the Corporation
t was not long. however. that
his niece Of road. like the re-
'ainder that leads to Jcanerette.
roved almost a failure. because
'e State HIGHWAY Department
id not maintain it and the Po-
re jury was not in position to ]
axe any further appropriation /
n its maintenance. Mr.. Sealy l.
i'd been endeavoring to get the II
ate authorities to make an ap-
for its repair ever u
nee he was indicted into office
I'd some weeks ago. by offering
donate half the amount sue. "
eded in getting the Department
State to give its proportion.
n =, ~S~~ <hn e., =, IL -
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-06-03

The Elks Annual Stag Picnic
will take place at Clarendon
Shell Beach Sunday, June 18th.
Those desiriing reservations are
requested to notify the commit
tee. -
Robt. J. Landry, Chairman.
Nat Dauterive,
Louis Jennaro.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-06-03

Cisterns and Tanks. Screen
ing Of all Observation-Disclosures
Lumber Co. Ltd.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1916-06-03

4 HAPPY NEW YEAR
Don't let that debt IVORY W
We lend money at EIGHT PER
GENT. on long time and easy
payments.
IBERIA BUILDING ASSN.
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ton at Forty second street can be An
ish"d. The most "onscrvatiV" prediction
for It's completion Is july |. irl7 Tho
second 10 AT ihe Wes, Farms station on
the Whix Plains road AZ I19th stree
and lSnth street rhis section has no,
been completed with th" result that the
rest "f the route, which has been cou-
structed. must ho unused for u consider
able period Of time. The thitd IL the
'Anal street section connecting with the
Manhattan Bridge. which is to he used
10y the Brooklyn RAPID Transit company
In its n"w Broadway line. The broad
way-Fourth avenue line between Trinity
place and Twenty sixth street iS from
IS per cent. TO 90 per cent cour,,eted
and possibly could h" opened during the
latter part of thi~ year Z the Canal
street s"cti"u weie finished Nv that time
SNch 'omrietiuU would enable tn"
Bi"rhlln RAPID TranSi. Company to
operate trains from Twcu,y-siVih stree,
ana Broadway direct to 'cney Island by
way of the canal street rout. and the
Fourth avcnu"-Sea Beach linz. Fourth
- the connection uf the brighton Beach
line with the Manhattan Bridge line. un-
der the Long Island RAILROAD station At
Atlantc avenue and 81. Felix street.
BrooEiyn.
In addition 10 the delay IN operation
vt the various routes which have baeu
referred to. the elevated lines Ia Queens
cannot he operated. although completed,
until the connecting tunnel under tho
greensboro Bi'lEs viii have been con-
structed. This probably will require two
years.
When the probapl. delay IN the com
pletiou OF tn" new sdbwas system was
considered The plau wa. suggested Of
having two or thrr" shifts working con-
'inuously on these links. Il is under
God that the publir Service commits
sion is now considering this aspect Of
the question owing to the fact that
structural unions are strong any add
tional shift would have 10 be paid over
time. This may IN Itself prove aS costly
system 80 the eNorbitau, interes,
charges
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INCREASING PATERSONS MILLS
~ ,0O0. 900 to He spent for New
Plants TO Meet Bushes. Nreds.

PATERSON. N ! Feb with
10000 or more looms humming every
day and with orders that will make
work for months to come the silk in
lustIv in this citv j. better 'han II has
been IN some wears
l. meet 'Ic business Increase several
manufacturers are hdli plans made
fur h.g additions or rev m tories and
from advanced reports received nv
building Inspector John Quiglev factory
,Onstric- .un 10y IT," mil owners this
year will total between $4,000 and
t.u00"on Ralph Eosonhcin Las al
ready submitted plans for q four story
hr.ch building ~ the ",unshine' type
which will COS; SOS 900. and the E q
Van I;aalte company is considering add
ing :0.0oo squar" foe, Of floor spare 90
It's present plant, giving 10000 square
feet
T. - estimated bore tnat there ars
nov 2i.n0O ~ work Ia the six trade
and tina; additions to the mills will
swell this total to about $4,000 or 10000.
There are about $50 silk firms here. Of
which about forty with capital ranging
from $4,000 TO $3.50. 900 we-e added
during the year 1915
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ORANGE WINS LONG FIGHT.
Iackswannn Road VIII Make Big
improvements.

w III the punlic I'tultles ,'ontrI nm
IF S,v Ie,s,., taxing a b.,d "a ard 80
twelve v.ar controversy h.,w.,, IN.
CITY of o-anr. and the Iorkavarr.
railroad over elimination by ,he cor
poratiou of tho steam -uad's c,os.in.,
a, grade -.p-eseuta,ly,s Cd, tn. .i,y.
railroad and commission wn, ,pre. TO-
morrow in IN. p-arre ri,y nm /, uht,
:. e>u.r,ed 10 ha IN. concluding ro,c.
,atiut.s 10 a,,ho-iza ,hc p.o,,,seJ I'm
proy..ncr. Tho railroad which has
committed IA work for, Sou-, o,,ppe
,,.., :, N,or-tsi.wn has b.rn b,.ld NJ,
h.caus.. ~ rows with O-anp. and r.a,,
.t,,,,,, ~ .ha c,r.1in,r,,tin, ~ ni.,s .
The sun., 1916-02-13

angles which Interrupted sunlight has
uu realty values and economic com
i.fi14s.
The Photographs were taken IN Octo-
h"r. 1913. a period of tho year when
the sun sets early in tnis part OF the
word. making 1t necessary to resort 70
u. tiii,,dl Illumination mucn sooner than
"a some other seasons The .icturrs
are Of blocks on East Twen'y-fifth street,
East Twenty-sixth street and Fast SIX
tj,th street. The Tweuty-nfth and
Tweuty-siNth street b,oCks are IN true-
n.nt sections while the SiNtic'h street
block pictured is residential. 40 may
lee seen from the tvres % houses on
winch tho shadow Of tall apartment is
cast
These dwellings IN the shadow are
ro' the only ones in the block deprived
~ Interrupted sunlight. An hour before
'1i- photograph was taken the shadow
cuHor passed property fifty feet 20 The
v.st ami az hour earlier property sttll
further w.: was envclpped IN gloom
The sun., 1916-02-13

showing th5' more than eight tons of
ua4 a.' delivered daily .u ten sk:
srrtp"'s q Nov York city between
NJ and s:HU i. VI. Approximately
@'t.'H" letters. magazines. rlrco. y -
Packages ana Other art clcS more thIr
are o,ln.r"d in many good sized cities.
are r.r. .Gly d.str.trted among u" ten
ans 80 these tc1 ..ru lures daily.
number of 'he largest buildings receive
'au o." NOR" mail on . MAXIMUM
.lts -l tt' ou winch the delivery -!
'r"' - equal - that of Nor day
IN" system %: O".ycr,nR this hug"
mass - NIL 6 SO .:'l' "ut and smooth
.re.re 'Ea. .u War" cases. hy means
- U ...'.-u,uS -.l9v between ~. car
-,"-- lui th- post office, on"-hd.f of
't, ..' tons Ifs'vtt"'.I =, these ',r
.~.r't"'s Is dc'iV''"i seventy m.t-
s'..
Hr. f..Hv...r table. ..ra shed h' N..
..' ".. 'fH-'.' -s. e sos oh" '.E.r's ..
.''... 90. &C." zen structures
The sun., 1916-02-13

80 II viii be foGnc ir l.pudon and
other largo cities Of Europ" no doubt.
that every store and every apartment
has q maximum amount Of sum rtt
Piracy " lirhj and values as "a ru. see
Qucur" j. not tolerated
New Works Office hu.la.ug 2n.,
meaning ne o'c below Futon s.r,,.. .-
nothing short ~ % series ,f lau,urs
buildings have been carr c,' goo such
heights thai direct sunlight i~ .uua.. l'"
below twelve or fiff",u stories b.eau-,
buildings orpcSi'' stand aT ,In~. tHr
sun A. an example Of this take l.N-
hang" place The only sur tha.
reaches ne level ~ hat stree; comes
o1~lv iu the morning and ont, GG-..C
'he Srnno- period at tha- Ar'' ..a'
light So used constantly i' the hu.la"-a
iu that street during 'Aa daN N.U
street. one Of IN" wldes- 90 ~, ,"
streets in IN" financial Zors. is. 's
shadows and .r tf" shadow will si.'
hc discovered through ~" window glass
III rl'tfe- ~ electric lights
About 'wo wears aro C0nmiss o0er
The sun., 1916-02-13

Tho inception or London law Of an.
rier' Hrh'u was tho principle OF equities
500 r'I w1N'w OF law which provides
-Hr- SOW must nor impair YOUR neigh
Movie 'lg.-r The avarice of mon was
re -~C1t i~ 'No~" davs n to-day ard .
-vns overt acts which fn~c,d m. law
r-.7l-o-s - 'Nr city ~ London 90 stop ~
1~.r. "0f" % ordinances which reru-
'r-ai rh- Development Of London You
.rrr' tuid H ~, English capital q
H-'''.-- which wiz throw shadow on
-r. f-''f.-~ o" vr'i- vesrhh1- a~ros- fhe
~"aN ~ r~"vr~- na'u~al light rea~hf ing
'rr'~ now eoo- tenant even though VOW
hl''d'rr b. within the pr-. ribbed .rh-
.'fr'' TNe~a nav. been cases of build
rc bong carried 20 q height one and
Hf -.n,- tho wdtN ~ IN, stree. they
-.. WHOM 60 was found 'hd'
Ha-HH-a ~ contour 90 'ho street Ii,.,
"- -0r"a rrNs~ Doru'iq-i'v such hu.'dtrrs
- '.a sun from retrhh1-g the
'.''.rr- height had 70 be reduced 80
'"r' which d'l rot iuterrup' the sun
r...
The sun., 1916-02-13
FADOWS Observation-Disclosures TO REALTY VALUES TO IF
BE LESSENEQBSEkEDBY BUILDING HEIGHTS RESTRICTION
PROTEST DELAY ON
NEW SUBWAY LINES
Advisory Council Urges Operation Of
System to Save High In,
terest Charges

Iira> iu cumpl.tIug the new subway
lines v,s th. s,t,i.ct -, ,o,,,,,,,,,io.,
~" ,V'' t'' A"N'Sp'E 'oui'V!i OF Sltlen
r.o''t' i'''''SE ~ '"e upiI' S''-
.o"''''.9s'"'i ''s, "e'N WIT Sne
r'"". nNe Ihc
.t. ,'"PnNeio ''n''' ''' 'o''s
,a, 81. ~ ~ y'','"s w ioe
'I, ,,i,,,, ,' ne" 'o..'s ~ S""u'' Nv operate"
,rh., ,.t,,,'i,t ',Isoi,, IT,. a., a.. -,
ma, .t,o ,,',.,, So ,..e.,'' -,'' ,
i, Va. ,,s, ha. ,,,o,a.,a,l ,,.,.,, ,..,
corstru,ti,,,, -, ,h, ,a,,,,,. ,o,,,... ,,.i,i,-
,,,, r,1,,,dI,,a -, ,,. -" ,,,.. t,'' ,,'.
,,,,,,,..,i,',, ,H,t,. ~, 49, NV
,id .,,,h =. ""' "''. Wv,
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s,,,.,.,'. ,,,ii l,". ~,
The sun., 1916-02-13
FARMS lOIt SALE.
BEAUTIFUL LAKE

~ Atif - u, ,tu'
I,'cl tillug. .dud tree lruu stones frat,
mt berries, attractive rni house i0-G'.
barn Cinphoardcd, both paint"' and iu rood
repair maple ~aai", pleasant Views
owner wants larCrr iIrm ANA ht pIi,, I~
u..t $1,000. j IL YOUR chance 10 plrE up u
l.,r iHr'u at low price. Sec pag" II.
''rtru ~ lIfcs' Rtrr'aIu.. 'rpt frcc T. \
West 3lln st Sew York
The sun., 1916-02-13
BUILDERS TURNING TO
CHEAPER STRUCTURES
% Operations Last Month
Cost 50. 2It.1JO Less Than
y in January. 1915.

Iew buildings were planned 20
Janna-' than m -L2nuary year ago.
but c1 derably less money was in
VOWED. The thirty-two buildings planned
las, month will cost S4.5sss50. a-
again v-u-y-seven costing sI.S3ol m
the rorro sr1rl.rE month last year
Tenement house construction show
'Ne largest gain. which accounts for t,
increase .u numbers store and r.-
hlA4.Uls declined 100 numbers ...I
morars 1ro.,ed. which explains .he ,
orsa Hr1r amount of money iuvol, "
as compared with the first month .s
1871
I' tsncal report shows that plar-
The sun., 1916-02-13

use on tho south side oe Seventeen
'rget wesf OF Central Park West. TO
S-.' """ F' eight story s'rrlC.
building on the north side
= seventh street west Of Tenth
v.r". fr co-- $500 nun s2oo 600
r. '0- N.s:u. J.. l'.a.. ol ta.
- r-r..... .H~r-r mo r.f'h 0Neuur ami
', r~+, -s-N+a street q r;n- story apart-
rNar' 'r~1a q" 'hf south side ~ Eighty
--"H-i S-rr".. east Of Park avenue. -
..-' 500 600 a s'N stony convent IN
r. -HI'. -.le - E.Ehty-siN'n street
. f f.H|. rvs~vH 90 COS; slno 600
t.r.. -N- story fats cora Tire block
FRONT .- frt -4-. sd. - Northern ave-
.. r-'W.,r fTtfh and l7s'h streets e.
".. 81. f.-a. ,f S-."r rHr.
The sun., 1916-02-13
az EENs REAL ESTATE FOK SALE.


EDoMN, well built room huut" on
largo plot, ali heAg"l IN, laundry n c,.. 'ir
hot water hear. htrdv oud h"oriug, artist.
combination "lr>tl." amt Sua NNturts, mod
sIn throughout, mHSElnccnt Nl"W OF !. |
Sound and privilege OF bathing beach
near station und trolley; $3.50 cash; bal.
ance In 7 years; title gusrantesd. SHORE.
FRONT, box l01 sun,
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tho hu ld.nr destroyed IN the hre The
E..44u company vii nave 10000 zee:
o. ",pr spa" and the Woolworth COM
pay l0.uUO.
The sun., 1916-02-13
ARTISTIC HOME

SIN" fn"u,r hil .h ID. op'u tr'p'NC"
s,.eplng pnr,h etc, ,.rs" p.n' Of lruuipI.
80 minutes t. ,ig. privilege OF bathing
beach. dola "tr.. deep water ~, hu.as-
$500 ash, balance cHn hC arranged, title
eusrru,"ci n ENsOS 20 "
tI'h 81
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TONS OF MAIL IN SKYSCRApERS
5000 p,r""s DaiiN IinrhI'd IN
>"mr Dov utowu nuiIdiuv..

Interesting 'gIr's ,t' p.n'nu ., the
B"ii,'tU NJ the Hna. E-:a., H', ;
The sun., 1916-02-13

Io>G ISLAND RFN r~r>Tr ron s,Ir.
The sun., 1916-02-13

uuli shed g-aDlte. glazed terra cot t'
ID gray enamel brick. SchuartZ N
ros~ and a " Marcus designed il.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-28

FOR RENT-Furnished room S5 Main
 St., Cottage home. S4o
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-28

More than 10000 lights for one cent
 is what you get from the Geryais
 Portable Electric Cigar Lighters. A machine which excels anything on the market, to be used in homes
 and public places. Where the Ger vais Lighters are used makes the nuisance of matches entirely un- necessary and eliminates the dan ger of fire It is the only lighter ever approved of by the fire depart ment and the Board of Combusti- bles of New York City. No experi- ence required to sell this machine as it sells at sight and is covered by strong patents. A big money proposition for men and women. This Portable Electric Lighter is beautiful ornament, convenient, economical. clean and absolutely safe. A bona-fide guarantee given with every machine sold. Agents wanted everywhere. Secure agency at once for your locality. Send for free booklet and full particulars American Electric Co.,, Jacksonville rIor;da S3s
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-28

FOR RENT-Good clean furnished
 room, suitable for one or two gen tlemen. 14 Montana St, Johnson Addition. 500
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-28

According to authoritative reports. the Duke of Orleans, pretender to the "throne of France" is about to ap- ply to the court of Rome for an an- nulment of his marriage to the Arch duchess Marie Dorothea of Austria. The duke contends that the marriage was not concluded on the Austrian side in accordance with all the re- quirements of ecclesiastical law. The duchess won an action for separation in January, 1914.
 At the outbreak of the war the duke in sending back the insignia of the Golden Fleece to the Austrian emperor wrote that the marriage had been the curse of his life.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-28

FOR RENT-Newly furnished batch ing apartment, reasonable to right party. Inquire 153 Temby Ave.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-28
Miscellaneous

Board and rooms 16 Johnson Avenue
 Johnson Addition. SIP
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-28
Reuiew Wont Ads

Advertmen word for ech of The Review insertion in the
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-28

Long graceful lines in coats is the vogue in the fashion world This coat is one of the new models, empha- sizing the lone-line cut of the winter wraps. It is made of brown broad clotE and the collar and cuffs are of sealskin. Another feature of the new design is the buttons which are larger than have been worn lately.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-28
S1OO Reward, S100

The readers of this paper will be pleased to earn that there is at least one dreaded disease that science has been able to cure in all it's stages. and that IS Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now known to the medical fraternity Catarrh being a constitutional disease. requires a constitutional treat ment. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken Tn, fernally- acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of the system. there by destroying the foundaticn Of the dis ease, and giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and assisting nature in doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith in its curative pow ers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it faiis 10 cure. Send for list of testimonials.
 Address: F ]. CHENEY & co. Toledo O.
 Sold by all Druggists. 15c-
 Take Halls Family Pills Tor constipation
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-28

with Wilson. Wilson h a S " on victories by diplomacy that are far more import ant to mankind than any vic- tories that we could have on by war.
 They say Will son has blum dered. Perhaps he has. But l notice that te usually blun- ders forward.
 Mr. Wncop
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-28

FOR RENT-Good furnished room
 Wilson, F Quality Hill. SS9
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-28

Home Industry Furniture Store opposite Bank of Lowell is a real Bargain Store. We sell new goods cheaper and for cash 5 percent cheaper than any other sore in Ar izona. Call and see my new line Of new gohds and get my low prices JAMES BARRETT, Prop.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-28

S5O,000 to loan on improved city prop
 erty or for building. On easy terms
 of payment T. A. Hughes, over Bank of Bisbee. S23
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-28

FOR RENT-Room with fire place.
 Quality Hill. oSO
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-28

ROOM FOR RENT-John Eddy, Fair
 Sore. S4S
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-28
FOUND
Furnished Rooms

FOR RENT-Rooms 75 School Hill.
 700
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-28
NHY|AhfoRVlso!H By Thomas A. Edison

Pm for Woodrow Wilson. When it's America that's at stake men have got to vote as Americans. It is just one big thing after another
Bisbee daily review., 1916-10-28

has now had about four years of experience, and ] think that he has earned faith and trust. l do not think it a logical or sensible thing to change to an inexperi- encedS and untried man just for the sake of change.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-10
CITIZENS Plan
A CELEBRATION
FOR THE FOURTH

The old council rooms were COM
fortably filled Friday evening by citi-
zens interested in an old-fashioned
Fourth of July celebration. The Ayes
seemed to have it and Young America
in Gardiner can now look forward
with greater expectancy than ever to
the Great and Glorious Fourth"
Hon. E. L. Buzzell acted as chair
man and F. A. Danforth as clerk.
A general committee of 10 was
elected, with power to nominate all
necessary sub committees The conf
mittee is as follows: ]. W. Berry,
chairman: L. c. Ballard. S. D. Soule,
F. S. Smith, A. J. Burns, E. A. Leigh
ton, Fred N. Boston, Geo. S. Williams,
n. w. Cronk and c. A. Drawn. The
next meeting will be held on Tuesday
evening. at the same place. By vote
of the meeting the towns Of Randolph,
Farmingdale and West Gardiner were
invited to join Gardiner in this cele-
bration. Gardiner never does things by
halves, so everybody up and We'll have
the parade. regatta, baseball game,
aeroplane exhibition, firemans mus
ter and all the filings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-10
CAMP OF JUNIOR
SONS VETERANS
is ORGANIZED

A camp Of Junior Sons Of Veterans
was organized Wednesday evening in
G. A. r. hall by w O.. Cobb. NJ. D.. past
division commander Of the Sons Of Vet
Grams, assisted by other members Of the
order
Twenty-Five boys were given the OBJ
legation, and the following officers elect
ed: Captain, Vinal Wing; 1st lieutenant.
Donald Cobb; I'd lieutenant, Morris
Whitney; chaplain, Kenneth Wing; LIST
sergeant, Norman L. Merrill; quarter
master sergeant, Fred Thornton; color
sergeant, Alton Morgan; sergeant Of
the guard, Palmer Hines; principal mu-
sicians, Palmer Hines and Leroy Mer-
rill; corporal Of the guard. Richard
Whitney; camp guard. Fred Matthews;
picket guard, Lloyd Christopher.
After the meeting the boys were in
vited to the banquet hall where the la
dies of Pell Clason Auxiliary had pre-
pared a lunch for them. This consist
ed of sandwiches, cake and coffee and
it is safe to say there was % of the
merriest and happiest boys in the city.
This camp has it's charter, bylaws
and ritualistic work, and the meetings
are orderly, and the boys derive much
knowledge as we'll as pleasure from
ed that all boys who are eligible to
this order will present themselves for
membership and the parents may feel
assured that they will be carefully
looked after while in the hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-10
Triangle

tons furnished amusement and was of
interest to all The presentation of
gifts by Arthur Leonard was also of
an amusing nature, being a poem, each
verse of which spoke of the gift do
mated each separate member, being
most cleVerly worded and we'll deliv-
cred. The address to undergraduates
by c. Hamilton Turner, president of
the class, was exceptionally we'll writ
ten and his advice to the undergrad
yates, what their aims should be and
the struggles that law before them in
achieving final success as graduates of
Hallowell high school themselves was
we'll expressed and received apprecia-
lively. The class will by c. Albert
Skillin was masterpiece of clever
ness, the numerous requests made by
the Senior class to the school and
teachers, some of which were bestow-
cd in :, humorous vein and were not
of a wholly desirable nature called
forth no little amusement.
The valedictory was given in a
pleasing manner by Miss Claire Fish
and was extremely we'll written, the
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