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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-13

JONDRES. Sophomore l2.-LaS
frerzas del Mariscal HaIg han etec-
tuado IN nuevo cruzamiento del Ca
IA. del Norte, al ncreste del pueblo
de Harr;court, Segun 0'-e e. mlo"-
ne oue ei Comaadantc en- Jefe de l's
a;arritos britaniccs en- Frscla. ma en-
visdo = eSta capital, L. Inca de. 80
nal en- este sector donde mar cru
Zado hoy las tropas ing!esaS. lorna la
principal defensa de Ia plaza dc 'am-
hrai. por Fl SuroeSte.
Al norte de csc iugsr, a una corta
djstsncia. los ingieses han adeiahtado
su Inca haSta Ia margan occidental
del canal de referenc!a. Y al orlsnte
y norse de Ia villa de MoeuvreS. en-
donde nan establecido Ii posiciones.
Las tronaS brit&nicaS han captur"-
do ranbien las vil!aS de Nermand'
Attilly Fen&elles. todas elias Situa-
daS en- el frente a. noroeSte de san
0uintir. Fl enemigo ne hecno una
ohStinada c~esistencia en- las regloneS
dc Hayrlncourt Y Moeuyres. pero a
cesar de- clio, Jos ingleseS han !ograoo
veneer su o2osici6n : estan avanzan-
90 81 Inca con }en1cud. pero iIrme-
mepte.
Los aliadoS eStan ahora desatoJan-
10 al anemigo mas lentamente de suS
3~osiciones. hacia Su famosa Inca de
Eindenburg. en- el sector comp-end'do
entire las plazas de San Quintin y La
Fsre. No obscante q1e los aranceS
hechoS por los ~france<es 2 ins!eses
an este frerJe son muy iigeros. dada
la ~fortaleza de las poSiciones alema-
mas ALI son, en- rea-lGad. de mucha
Specification.
Con Ia ocupacion &c Trevency, por
las tropas del general PeUain, los
i~ranceses tienen practIcamente fIan-
caeada < plaza de La Fere Y este
avance pcesagia la evacuation de esa
plaza fuerte por los alemanes Y 81
deniiitamieuto general de u iineas
Franta q ST. Go0ain.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-13
e. KAISER Duo
QUE ESTA LIST0
PARA PAI
Pronuncio I'm discourse ante
los obreros de la fabrica
de calones y nunsclo-
mes krupp
Del s.rr..so EsDecio, dc "LA PEENsA."

D.i S-rri,:o EspcciGl dc - PHEASf.'
AMSTERDAM. Sepusmbre IL
e. E~mperador Guillermo viSito aver
las fabricaS dc municiores de hrupp,
en- Essen Y dirigio a los Obrer0s de
esa planJa. IN discourse en- el Que d.
10, entire otraS o>aS que tcdo e!
mundo en- Aiemania. i aauel!as
genTeS que vivian en las mas remotas
regiones del imperio. conocian los es-
fuerzos Que habia hecho para preve-
mir la guerra Y sabian que no ha-
hia deiado piedra sin voitear con el
fin de ~acortar 10 mas que fuera posi-
bic para Su pueblo y para todo cl
mundo uroDe civil!zado.'
Agreg6 el Emperador Que para ha-
Ger la paz sc neceSita {. aCuerdo de
dos. puesto CUE uno solo no podria
haceria poT mas voluntad que tuvie-
"a para clio. a enc que domlnara
por complete a SUI contrarlo. Ale
mania. declare el Kaiser, Sc halia
frente a frante a. deseO De sus enc
migos de d~csCrUirla V ella debe por 10
tanto. oponcrse contra eSta determi-
naci6n de aquellos. para prezervar su
~eXistencia.
Desputs de hacer mencion 4 81 an
ter,oreS ofertas de paZ. =, E~mperador
dijo a Il oyenteS, Que los iideres a.
lemaAe< habian expresado de mi ma
nera clara todos. los cue deSea-
2 entende!. que estamos
lisJoS en- todo tempo para ofrecer Ia
mano = hacer Ia paZ."
Fl EmDerador manifesto a los obre-
ros lie IA planta. que desde hace mu-
cho deSeaba hacerles una risita,p4ro
Que. como muy bien 10 s~a5ian, suS
numerosos deberes poiiucos V locales
% habian deteuido Ia mayor parte del
tempo. en- los d.versos frentes de ha-
ITALIA.
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INFORMATION CABLECRAFICA--
Los ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS INZClllAN
una OFENSIVA En- Ia LORENA
Ell ATAoUE Sc INICl0 AVER EN- AMBOS
LADOS DEL SALIENTE De ST. MIHIEL
EE frense de la nueva ofensiva abarca 70 nillas y en- SUI
mayoria las cubren los americanos

CON LAS FUERZAS AMERICA
MAS EN- Ell FRENTE DE LA LO-
RENA. Septiembre l2.-Las fuerzas
francesaS Y ~americanas en- el Frente
de IL Lorena. emprendieron esta ma
mana una vigorosa ofensiva en- am
hos lados del Saiiente aIeman de st.
Mihiel. que Sc hal'a al sureste de
Nerdun.
La artil:cria FRANCESCA Y americana
dirigio uu terrorifico fuego de barra-
g sohre las posiciones alemanas de
este frente Los alemaneS contestaron
Ell fuego con sus hocas de grueso ca
lihre. aicanzando Su bomhardeo n
gran intensidad en- algunos lugares,
pero en- 10 general 81 contra-bombaf-
dec puede decirse que tue debi'.
Hay algunos indicios que hacen
Greer Ii los alemanes estar prepa-
randose para retirar su artillera en-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-13

este sector. aungue parece mas pro
babe cue ell enemigo haga resisten-
cia V lleve la lucha hasta el uitimo
grade. antes de que decidan evacuar
algunas posiciones en- este frentr.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-13
PREDICE e. FIN DE LA
GUERRA ANTES DEL
PPM0. INVIERN0

Dr. S"r"rcI2 ksprcsG, pare IA PRENSi.
AMSTERDAM. Sophomore u
Ta!aat Pasha. Ell Gran NiZir de Tur-
qUia, o sea e iefe del gabinete de
csc pals, ha G"clarado Ell una entire
vista pI6Ic2da en- Viena, por cl Nicu
Freie Presse. que cree firmcmente en-
nue IA paz Sc hara para antes del
invicrno prGXimo. E. Primer Ministro
Jurco. Sc ~encuentra acJua'ment. en-
"a capital auStriaCa.
FL Gran Nizir express en- su entire
vista Que la guerra Sc habia agotado
por cuanto a SUs resultados Y que por
10 tanto. SUI continuation era mani
fieSCamente inuti'.
"Todos nuestros enemigos. sin ex-
cluir d los EstadoS Unidos. dijo Ia
laat Pashs, reconoceran dentro de po-
co que TO tiene obieto Ia continual
cion de las hostiiidsdes."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-13
CREESE QUE METZ
SEA FL NUEV0
OBJETIVO
Tambien Sc cree que Foch
reserve a las tropas
americans para ese
golpe decisive

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= master 1T San Antonio. Tex. as re- :
l. CURED by the act OF October s. 1917. \
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-13
Won HERTLING DISGUSTO
4 LOS PARTLD0S DEL
REICHSTAC LEHMAN

Del S-r-Fr'o Es7e-is! d - PRhNS&~
COPENHAGUE. Septiembre -
: iuzgar por los concentrates Y alta
cues que dirigen los pcciodicos ale
mares al Canciller Imperial. Condo
von Hertlinns. con motive del dis
curse u pronuncio e n el Reichstag.
Soh.e Ia question d. las refo:maS a
Ia franquicia. dicho f~uncionari" de
be haper disgustado grandemente a
los partido< DoliticoS de eSc Alto
CuerDo Legislative. en- 81 ntento de
overer auedar 0ien con tOdo>
el,cS. Los ps-iodicos Que f~avorecen
rnr zeal retcrma Ell a tranqIlcla
p-us!ana. sc mueSUran diSgusvadoS
0 la ambigua declaration del Can
ciller. en- Ia cue aviSa uGe los Lo-
res podrian evitar las cOnceSioneS ne
TN a!cance derasiadO 2r2nde, acep-
TaoGo las medidas de refOrms pro-
pnestas ahora, Y la prensa conServa-
dora sc muestra dis&iStaGa por 50
ga-te. Dor 81 liamsdo del Cancl!ier'
para que acep:e las reformaS como
una -medida de protection Y mantenl-
mieato de 10 coroEa Y Ia dlSnast'a. -
Fl Deut~che TageS Ieiuung. organo
nan-germsuis,a. dice que Il igua!uad
en- 81 sufragio. sar!a una rendlcion a
oierta 4 los antimonar4cisraS. que po-
d-a ponar en- peligr6 Ia dirastla '
"a corona.
Per 10 que puede leerse on rodoS
.os periodicos alemaDeS. soiamente
"G,rmania". e. organo de G Hert-
ling. So mueStra satiSfecho con et dis
curse del CanCiller-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-13

. Tue translation filed with the Post Z.
- master 1T San Antonio. Tex. as re- :
!. Guirsd by the act OF October s, 1917. =
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Del .Scrricio Especial pGro Ia PRENSA.
WASHINGTON. Septiemhre IL
Ell atanue jniCiado esta manana por
las fuerzas americanas Y ~franceSas en-
Ell sector de St. Mihicl, al sureste lie
EerGur. Sc cree agui que sea tai vez.
Ia lucha decisiva dc Ia prcsente que
IRA en- ei frcntc occidental.
Las primeras informaciones recloi-
das a1ui de cSa accion, indican que
esta es Ia primera vez que Sc empIean
las tropas del general Pershing. en- un
extenSo frente de batalia. pues ell
sector en- Ell que 50 e~nprendlo la
cfensiva de afora. Y en- 81 que ope-
ran fuerzas americans y f~rancesas,
cu6re una extension de vemte millas.
Por 10 que parece, ell esfuerZo de
los aiiados en- estd accion, tlenGe a
desaloiar a los alenmnes del saliente
de ST. Mihie!. que han tenido en- su
poder desde 1914. Las tropas anne
ricanas han estado ocupando poSlclo-
mes dcsde mace algun tempo, en- e!
iado meridional de dicho S~alientc. Sus
lineas segun dicen las ultimas intor-
maciones fidedignas recibidas aquI.
inciuyen e. punto donde la Inca de
batalla cruza Ell rio Mosela, cuyo
curse fOrma cl canine directo hacia
Mstz. la poderosa fortaleza alemana.
que Sc cree que sea ell v~erdadero Oh
jetivo de las tropas americans.
Muchos o~ficiales Y funcionarios en-
esta capital. Green cue ell Marlscal
Foch ha cmprendido ahora cl ataque
que tenia en- preparation desde que
determine conservar en- reserva ell nu-
cleo principal de las fuerZaS de Per-
shing. hasta al momento oportuno
en- QUE considerara ~convenienta dar
el golpe deSicivo.
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AL N0RTE De EPEHY
HAGEN in AVkNCE
Los INGLESE

D.i S--s.~to Esr-cial pe~o ~ PRENst.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-13
LONDRES. Septiembre Tt

D., serricio Especial de LA PRENsA'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1918-09-13
GRATIS. GRATIS.
UN. PRECIOSO
~ESTEREOSCOPIO

:oU,cre ia. cun:snplar con -0~ a<"oloS
e'o- a guerra actual stu-nc son hoTaSS
ia srardCs batallsS IN sTsncla- i!s's
Turouiz = Rrmspia- Es- como los nc
-,,t.ros h-han 81 los ~ireS Y los suhua-
r;rcs "a . as aEuzs- Com" los solds0oS
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lace cocos dias -~-cibipos an cHr~nSo surti-
"a 30 vTstas nara cSts-coScrplc. tcnadss IL
ra-.a,sn;s 81 ~ campcS dc pctabH. y Que
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sue % 81 10 p Gaia una Sa-tcutaTn;sA-
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algu1aS posicIODeS en- este Trento.
con LAS FUERZAS AMERICA
MAS EN- Ell FRENTE DE LA 10
RENA. Septimbre 12.-Los parties
recibidos esta tarde, indican que los
aiemanes han empezado a r~etirarse
en- ambos lados del sslicnte dc st.
Mihie.. donde las tropas americanas.
ayudadas por las ~francesas, cmpren-
dieron una vigorosa ofensiva esta ma
mana. deSpues de IN intensisimo bonn
baTdeo.
Los alemanes parecen Que algo sos
pechaban dc los intentos de los anne
~ricanoS en- este sector. Pero no te-
MAN cl menor indicio de por dondc
les fuera e. ataque.
Las tropas americans estan COM
batiendo con gran denuedo Y para
las nueve de la manana habian he
che aleunos avances. aunque ~ligeros,
4 10 largo de TODD el freNte de alta
cue. haciendosele al enemigo algunos
prisioneros en- d;versos sectores del
frerae de la ofenSiva.
II primer nicleo de tropas amer
caaas que entro al ataque, halo re-
lativa poca rcsistencia V para las
ocho de la manana. ell segundo nu-
cleo de tropas americans sc hallaba
en- possession de varios puntos de la
primera Inca alemana.
El ataque en- e. lado %merdiona! del
saliente de st. Mihiel. Sc llevo a ca
DO en- un frente de doce milias de
extension de echo millas. En- TODD csc
sector Sc habia cstado hacienda una
gran recommendation De artilleria
franceSa V americana Y de aeropla-
nos que desde aver empezaron a ma
Ger observaciones en- gran ~escala.
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LONDRES. Scptiemhrc l2.-El
Narical Sir Douglas Haig. en- 81 IN
forme official que envio hoy a esa
capital, dice qUe las t-opas britanicas
emprendieron auoche un notable a.
vance al norte de Epehy. villa que
$. encuentra como a medic canine
entire Cambria Y San Quintin Y tan
solo a seis millas al oriente de Ia IL
nea que CORE entire ambas plazas.
En- Ell sector de San Quintin, a.
grega Ell despacho de referencia, los
ingleses a~vanzaron en- las cercanias
do la fortale5a de Ia Inca linden
burg.
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ENSANCHARON SU
FRENTE Los
bRITANICOS
Las hcpas De Haig hieieron
TN nueyo cruzamsento
del Canal del
Nerte

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-as.s- AZ San Antonio. Tex a. re-
= ,,r;-ej o. the act o; October .. 1911.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-04
MISS Works LATEST PICTURE

Augusta Musical circles have been
deeply stirred by the announcement
that Helen York. prima donna so
prano. is to appear at Augusta. her
home city. Wednesday evening. De-
study period in Italy under the fam
Gus maestro, SebaStiani.
Although Augusta can hardly be
called a musical center it is by all
odds keenly appreciative of the ef-
forts and accomplishments Of those
who claim their residence here
For that reason it is believed that
Miss York's recital will be attended
by fully as many who are imbued
with the fond parent. idea as by
those who enjoy art for arts sake.
tain and surprise is the verdict of
all who have followed hey ascenden-
cy as q singer.
Just now Miss York Is working
with great energy on her program
for the great night when she fully
expects to write har name enduringly
on Augustus honor roll.
Miss York writes her friends here
that she is nov learning to sing in
English" This may seem an odd an
nouncenlent TO the lay reader but it
must be readily admitted that after
committing a score or moro Of fam
Gus old Italian operas and living in
Italy for nearly five years that the
mother tongue might become almost
a foreign language.
The numbers on the evenings pro-
gram will be awaited with great in
terest as she has achieved her great
est successes in some of the most
popular Italian operas. Tickets will
be sold at popular prices and will be
soon placed on sale at the usual
places. If the advance comment is
any indication of favor the advance
seat sale will be fast selling event.
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-04
Red Cross Notes

Sewers are very much needed.
Large allotments have been received
from headquarters and more are ex-
pected Immediately. The rooms will
be open for the Red Cross on
Wednesday forenoon only. the East
Side Association having the room
for Wednesday afternoon. There will
be. however. Red Cross sewing all
day Thursday and on Friday after
noon. Everybody please come.
The Red Cross wishes to thank all
who contributed linen and money to
the Red Cross linen shower on Sat-
urday. The Girl Scouts had so many
places to visit in SO short time it
was impossible to keep a correct list
OF the names Of the donors. but even
though individual thanks is impossi-
bic the Chapter wishes all to know
that every gift was most acceptable.
The quota of linen has not yet been
completed. Sheets, towels and hand
kerchiefs are still earnestly solicited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-04
INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS
Bethlehem Lodge F. and A. NJ. Con.
ducts Ceremony Monday Evening
Banquet Follows

At communication Of Bethlehem
Lodge, N. IS. +. and A. NJ. held on
Monday evening at Masonic Temple,
the officers elect for the ensuing year
were installed. the ceremony being
conducted by r. W., William F. Leav-
lit. district deputy grand master Of
the nth Masonic dictrict, he being
assisted by John c. Arnold as grand
marshal and George c. Libby as
grand chaplain. The officers installed
were as, follows:
w. NJ. George II. Bangs; S. w,
Charles w. Creasey: ]. w.. Melvin F..
Sawtelle; treasurer. Howard E. Web
Der; secretary, Pearl +. Fuller: chap
lain. George c. Libby: S. D.. Rev. a.
Francis Walch; j. D.. Albert c. East.
man; S. S.. Charles Z. Meigs; ]. s..
George H. Cooper; marshal. Joseph
Froberger.
Following the conclusion Of the in
stallation ceremony 4 delicious ban
quet was served in the banquet hail
and was much enjoyed by the 100 Or
more members who were present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-04
NEW. PLAN AT
BOWDOIN COLLEGE,

Brunswick, Me. Dec. 3.--President
Kenneth c. NJ. Sills Of Bowdoin Col
lego today made the following an
nouncements in regard to the policy
of the College relative to members Of
the Student Army Training Corps
and men who have been in the serv-
ice.
Men VINO have been in the service
away from the College. and who re-
turn to the College at the beginning
Of the second term and stay to the
end of the third term, will be given
academic credit for two semesters,
provided they fail in no course and
secure in their courses an average
grade Of &C.; and that men who have
been in the Service away from the
the College at the beginning Of the
third term and stay through that
term, be given academic credit for
one semester, provided they fail in no
course and secure in their courses an
average grade Of "C'.
Applicants who can meet the en-
trance requirements OF the College
are to be admitted this year at the
beginning Of the second term.
/ The second term begins on Thurs
day, January 2, at $40 A NJ.
Students who were sent to the
training camps during the fail term
are to be given the same privileges
as other men in the service away
from Brunswick.
When the College opens in January,
all students. on account of the scare
ity of coal, will be required 10 room
in the dormitories. The College viii
operate the dining rooms in the five
houses now open. and will maintain
a dining room for the non-fraternity
men in the Bowdoin Club or some
other suitable house. The frater-
mites will SO combine that two fra
ternities will use jointly the same
dining room and living room.
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To Avoid and Relieve Influenza
BY DIR. FRANKLIN DUANE.

BY DIR. FRANKLIN DUANE.
what they have read or heard Of in
fiuenZa. The more you fear the disease.
the surer you are to get 1t. Go right
about your business and forget 1t. AS
the disease is spread principally by con-
tact through sneezng. coughing or
splitting. many health authorities haVs
advised that everyone wear a gauze.
which is daily washed and saturate
with. one to five hundred solution OF
zinc sulphate in water and then dried
mouth You should avoid crowds, COM
mon drinking cups and public towels:
Keep your strength up by taking lots Of
exercise in the open air and plenty of
nourishng food
If you have any OF such symptoms as
chilliness. nasal distractions. flushed
face. headache. feverishness. restless
ness, weakness, or irritating cougc.
This viii save your strength to help
overcome the disease. Put your feet III
hot water for fifteen minutes: Thor
oughly loosen the bowels with some
such mild and non-irrltatmS phySlc as
DR. Pierccs Pleasant Pellets. Drink
principally Of hot lemonade and then
cover up with plenty of clothes in bed
SO as to get a good sweat. When
take dose of two Anuric Tablets
every four hours. followed by drinking
"a, least glass or two of hot water.
Anuric Tablets help quickly to relieve
the soreness of the muscles and bones
from which most patients complain and
help the kidneys flush out the poiSons.
To relieve nasal distractions and ex-
cessive discharge from the nose, prob
ably nothing is better than such a mild,
soothing, antiseptic wash as DR.. Sage 5
Catarrh Remedy. 1t will give great re-
lief Employed as gargle, in same
strength as made up for use in the nose.
and as hot as can be borne. it quickly
arrests soreness and dryness in the
throat.
Influenza weakens the patient resist
ance to disease. so that there is danger
of bronchitis and pneumonia developing.
To combat this tendency and fortify the
patients strength insist that be keep
in bed at least two days. Probably
nothing will at this stage hasten NE
recovery and strengthen The patient
more than an iron ionic tablet called
.'lrontc' or that well-Knowr ncroal
tonic. DR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery, which has oear used bv Thea
sands in the past two generations. -
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-04
Augusta Opera House Thursday
EVENING, Dec. s

When the Neil O'Brien Ministries, now
on Their seventh annual tour. appear at
the Augusta Opera House tomorrow
evening. it will be found that a new
production throughout has been Sc
cured. With keen appreciation of the
requirements of a minstrel entertain
ment. Manager Oscar r. Hodge is said
to have eclipsed all previous efforts in
this seasons offering.
one of the new features will be A new
sketch, conceived and produced bv
Neil O'Brien himself, called "MeatIess
Day. an up-to-date subject handled
by the comedian in most humorous
fashion. and is said to be the funniest
act Mr.. O Brien has had in years.
Vaughn Comfort, Johnnie King, new
to the company this year but we'll
known rs tlack-face artists in big time
vaudeville, will be seen in their revised
act, "Coontown Divorcons."
Aunt Sally Sinpkins Syncopated So
cial' is described as a new dancing
number with new characters, new
ideas. scenery and costumes with n
story told in syncopated poetry. An
other new feature entitled The Big
Brother Club, in which the fraternal
secrets of a colored club are exposed
after they all agree to disagree.
Phone 1870 for seats.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-04
MONMOUTH

The annual election of officers of the
Methodist Sunday school was held al
the church Sunday morning during the
Sunday school hour and resulted as fol-
lows: superintendent, John Pinkham
son; secretary, Harold Smith; treas
urer. Mrs. ". E. Reynolds; organist.
Mrs. G. w. NJ. Reyes; superintendent OF
primary department., Mrs. Reynolds;
superintendent of cradle roll, Mrs.
Charles Berry.
Rev. C. W. NJ. Keyes went to Boston
Monday to attend the New England
Methodist Episcopal convention in the
interest of the centenary movement.
He was accompanied to West Scarboro
by Mrs. Keyes. who will visit her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. GRAHAM,
during his absence.
Miss Ruth Banghart. who has been
passing a few days with friends in
town. returned Monday to waterville,
where she is a student at Colby college.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Cochrane went
to Augusta Saturday to remain during
the session Of the coming legislature.
Mrs. Harriet Henderson and son Carl
OF Bowdoin college were Thanksgiving
guests Of relatives in Buxton.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Lord have been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Bent in
Portland.
Alfred Loon Of the nth Regiment
Coast Artillery. was at home last week,
instead OF Clifton Loon as re ported IN
Fridays edition
Mrs. Annie Steadman Of New York a