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, 1900-12-27

colt Wants a Postotfice-Eyes
Turning to the Rambler in This
county-A Bank for Town Of Cody.
With the coming of more people,
more railroads and new enterprises of
various kinds to this state. every own
and city is growing and new ones are
being founded. In the north, in the
south-everywhere. indeed, the signs
of a great activity and of an unprece-
denied growth for the coming year in
Wyoming are to be seen. There will
be chance for everybody with energy
and ~shrewdness. either to increase his
fortune or to make a good start for
one.
Railroad men speak highly of the
boom that is on at the little town of
Walcott. a few miles east of Fort
Steele. Within the past few months
several things have happened to help
it along. The increased output Of the
mines in the Battle Lake country gave
it the first and most pronounced i'm
petus. Walcott is the shipping point
for the Ferris Haggerty and long trains
of wagons come there regularly with
the rich ore from that property. The
Observation-Disclosures known as the
Doane-has taken on new life with the
change in management and the first
shipment under the new control vas
made to Walcott last week. 1t looks as
i: Walcott will become the regular
connecting point with the Saratoga
and Battle Lake stage line, and a con-
siderable number of people are count
ing upon it and are going into Walcott
with business of various kinds.
For a Postotfice.
In addition to all this the grade work
on the railroad east of Fort Steele will
continue a long time yet. A movement
has been organized for the establish
ing a postofice at Walcott. The
petition has now $50 signatures. A
postoffice at that point not only has
become necessary for the town itself
but will be a great convenience for the
%ranchmen of Pass Creek, and will make
Of Walcott a center of some import
ance. A new hotel has been built there
lately and several business houses are
under construction.
If the new Rambler mine near Lara
ME turns out to be what it is expected
to be, there will soon be a lively little
mining town there. A few days ago a
saloon license was issued to a well
known saloon man of Laramie, who
will proceed at once to start a saloon
, 1900-12-27

FOR RENT-Seven o house. AL
SO large furnished bedroom. Enquire
at sol Fremont, corner Fifth. 115tf
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N lew
TOWNS WILL MARK THE PRO-
GRESS OF WYOMING IN THE
COMING YEAR.

Railroad and Mining Development OPP
en- Up Great Opportunities-Wal-
Turning to the Rambler in This
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FOR RENT-Three unfinished
Enquire 1O4 Cedar street.
i.3t6
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Our idea II building an optical bust
ness is to build Upon a solid founda-
ton of satisfaction.
With this idea ever foremost we
strive for perfection.
Our idea has ever been to look for,
and remedy those little things that
90 to make perfection and reputation
in the practice of optics.
Glasses to fit ye. nose. face and
purse. Consultation free.
GAR e r.,
i9l ThornburGh. GRADUATE OPTlClAN.
, 1900-12-27

Fresh Eggs, not cold storage,
25c. at Pelton's.
, 1900-12-27

Daily Republican only Zoe q month.
, 1900-12-27

Everybody should attend the supper
at Salvation Army hall Friday night.
, 1900-12-27

Fine Mixed Candy 15c per ID.
Pelton's,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

fact H. however. that the Veterans
chiefly provide for them~elves in this
matter. This is done through the Pos,
Fund. which represents the sp-nGin:;
money of The members and visitors
judiciously put TO wori. on the prem
isas under The care and guidance of tho
four high Home officials. tn"
money " tile members is. Of course
their own private funds. carn-.l by "a 4
Dor Ut received III pensions.
The res: Fund was created ami IL
principally fca by the profits " the
business III t.- Ilcme store. news
stand. hotel and restaurant ana beer
HAM The ragl estate property rer re-
sentcd IN this fund IL the opera
House. library huiliin2 hapel hotel.
Homo ~tor,. beer hail ana ali their
contents and hNturcz. The new am.se-
ni-nt buHdinG now i'm process Of con-
srruCft.n ~ cost of some $i9.e"'. Is
mad for from tie Home fund. ana
casts lh, government practically moth
iu@.
From -h.s post fund a. Home money
H. PAID the National Home Band. All
thr entertainments THAT appear duriuG
It'll. season aii th- newspapers mage
zines. vt-.. in the reading room. th-
nrs> books frr th- library, the choir
w th- hapaI tables und supplies for
billiards etc On THU Post Fund par ro,i
aT- "lI th- employees ~ III" library
building Home store, hotel. beer hali.
opera HOUSE. ,tc. ~ short The Post
Fund mot only haS prov dad these pieces
Gut pass all thei. running expense
and there arr many other things in the
Nay of instruction and amusement
that it settles tine bills for.
The Post Fund is in the care Of the
governor. Col. :. II. Allen. the treaSur-
,r Major A. l.. smith. the surgeon. Dr.
~. l.. Elwell and the commiSsary ana
quarter1naster. capt. :. J. Gallagher.
Major Smith collects ana disburscS ali
revenues arising from this fund ana
tLey aggregate many thousands Nc coll
lars annually.
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E.v. n. F. small II Richmond. who
r.,.ntIv accented the call a. the I-ni-
>ersuli<; church Of this city. ,viu hold
services on sunday afternoon. at 60
O'Clock. All thr remainder OF the ser
vices VIII be a. usual
Services at ihe First Baptist church.
.onarrn.y. as follows: Morning worship
with sermon by tin pastor. at 1880.
SUNDAY School al II. evening mcc.in..
for praise. prayer ANA testimony Ed Z
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judged from the following appeal which
mas been circulated throughout the
city:
The Citizens Of Hallowell who are
interested in the Improvement of the
DuslneSS prospects of Haiioweli, are
cordially invited To attend a meeting
with the Board OF Trade at the Alder
mems room. City hall. Monday even
ing, December IL. at 40. You doubt
less see the need of doing something
10 improve matters. 4 united effort
would make marked improvement
before this time next year.
VIII YOU be with the Pushtrs or
Crackers for this campaign? II IL Is
impossible for you 10 help financially
you can help at least by talking VI the
movement started.
Hoping TO see you al the meeting ana
to know YOU are, interested in the
move. Yours respectfully
w. n. PERRY.
Scc'y of the Board of Trade.
Hallowoll. Dee 6. 1900.
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Methodist chur. il, Sunday. Preaching
a- Ie.cn The pastor Nill cNchan1+ With
Ear. II. NJ WiGnt of the' Congrrt;i-
t!uual church. Sunday school n;
1t.t1. Junior League at "A. Epworth
League lit 6.an- Subi- 4. H"a ~
Listen" I;vv. q. a. S"uthwor,h. pre-
siding elder. win hav" charge Eat the
evening service. which Will bo H-"-
cecdei by Il good prais, meeting.
First Baptist church. sunday.
Preaching at lo.Se bv the pastor, Rev
w. u. Plummcr. subject. Evolution
or Revolution. sunday School imms-
diately following morning service:
evening service AT :. thcui- MF
Fathers Business" This viii be ~ the
childhood and youth ~ Christ. which
Mil be the fourth sermon IN the series
III thc Hfr ~ Christ Mr. Plumm=r
Win preach at INV West Gardiner Bar
tilt church lit 4-3o +. NJ
It. Matthew's church. Ier- MI n
Livingston. rector. second sunday IN
Advent. Morning service at 1o,5"
o.rio,k X. SUNDAY school AZ i o'clock.
Ola South congregational! church,
Pr-aehin.. ct 1854 y. N. and . 7. NJ.
Good music, a. both services In the
morning Rev. l.. +. Miller - Ire
Methodist church viii preach in *
change with the pastor.
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CHRISTMAS SALE.

The ladies' of the Old South League
held Il very successful Christmas sale
al the restry OF the church. yesterday
afternoon ana evening. The tables
were well laden and tastefully ar
ranged with fancy articles and con
fcctions. The fancy table WAS in
charge of Mrs. Zen Tenney. MIS-. q.
4. Wight ana Mrs. l.. W. Payson. ~
The candy table Miss Nira Johnson
dispensed The homemade sweets and
Thu. art table was presided over by Miss
rlaridrl Eradatrert. Mrs. Georsc
Willis and Miss Daisy Skhlings were III
charge of the order table. While Mrs
Belle Clearwater served delicaeies at
the food table. The refreshments oi
ice cream and coffee were under M
supervision Of Mrs. George y. Stafford.
Mis- Florence Wingate ana Mis-: Eliza r
beth Masters.
The program for the evening enter
rainment included colo. Home SWF"l
Home" rendered I'D Norn eEian bt
Fred Olsen with accompaniment by
Miss Bertha MrClench. also an ori-l-
nal poem entitled. The story oI th~
christmas T--e-. y. Miss Ellen Ham
nu Eutier. ana novel musical PIT
formance hy tina Humancrhone.
The audieuc. enjoyed the -nt"rta.n-
ln.ut immensely. each part receiving
generous applause.
The. ladies oi the League arr delight
"a with the success Of their initial ~
for, Of thc fall and arc $50 encouraged
10y the pubjc's appreciation, that they
viii h,- likely - r.t"1d their -rt"ri1iu-
.n,nts iito the now century.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

House at Randolph. Friday afternoon.
with 4 search warrant for Intoxicating
liquors. They found the front door
locked but they soon had il open by
breaking the glass in the top. They
then rushed tn the back room where
they succeeded in capturing about a
spoonful of whiskey in an old lin pail
ana also something that hooked like
liquor in u pitcher. The proprietor,
Joe Mcdonald. WAS ordered l" appear
Il, for" the court ut that place az :
o'clock. this morning that H. might ~
given a hearing This IL the second
time that his place has been searched
ANA each time liquor has been found.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

Gardiner. Ne. Dec. 7.-(Specian.-A
fast game Of polo, clean In every way.
was that of this evening. when Gardiner
and Bath met IN the Coliseum All the
I;nth players are wcn known here ana
their friends were present and cheered
them. while tne home team was also
heartily applduded. Gardiner played to
hard luck. for five times the bali came
ont Of III" clg. after being driven in.
The TOW cages which are ordered will b.
great Improvement over the homemade
affairs row III EsC.
me nrst period was the fastest aud
great team work was pat W by both
teams Mercer Gagged the ball in mix
- IL front uf the goal and the crowd
this period In the second. Murta uEh
made a goal by long drive. and then
Dawson on q book captured one for Car
diner Purcell followed Dawson with an
other goal and the score was tied and ex-
element ran high. Then in quick success
sion. Bath made three mere and Gardine,
closed the period with one This left the
score to . in Baths favor In TINS
reri2d til home team seemed 10 20 ~
pieces ana only q few had hopes Of tn
game
started pat fast and played like fiends-
They kept th. bah in Baths field at tht
time. PASSED well and shot accurately Ipr
thc goal This period gave Burgess the
most of his stops After Inc faestcSt oT
PLAYING. Gardiner captared Two m"r /.
goals AMI ticd the score. The crow
howlei ana excitement went the highest
II has been seen this season. More fdst
Illa,ire. ana 10y q pretty side drive Daw-
son Gagged the sphere ana the crowd
howled louder than ever. Neither team
again scored and Gardiner Won her fast
st and hard-s; fought game % the sea
son.
Every player put up q great game, there
being little choice. Both of Gardner
ucw players Woods and Purcell. di,i
augusta team defeated the Halloweli
team by score az : 70 :.
TIL, summary.
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POLO NOTES.

Ia looks a. though Bangor might ~ ~
polo before. great while. said l'.Hf
Long. polo promoter aud cN-umirft % W.
Maine League. to Il Commerrlel Tepct.'
ut the Bangor Exchange. FRIDAY y,
Long declined L. talk concerning me ~,
nation. Everything j. in the ar nov.
he said. hut If things 70 right. u go
as though 1hy game would b. played HI.
again this winter The fact u tEr .his Il
ter H. arrangements arc a. RI nlau
whereby the Rockland team VIII pe tr,iH ,a,,
terroi ~ Bangor. J'h" utmc ma NJ. NIi II
l,aftir.llarI.- profitable down ih that N N
so f;.r tlis season ANA the feeling II
strong that the franchise might be he I'M
hpr,, III 4 much better advantage. n a.i
probability the games woGld be pidA M
III Union hail ana ii IL thought that MI
IL hItt Uttl, doubt hat what good auul-
cnces could bc secured.-BanGor Comlhe'
Ciai
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

The HalIowell Granite Works have
underway at the quarries improvements
which Will do away largely with the
heavy team work within the puarrieS.
They propose Ia construct a track
loop. OF standard guaGe. connecting III"
two quarries. ana communicating with
various parts Of the plant. a locoino-
tive crane will furnish the lifting and
rropelling power. 4 crew VI men il
now ut work uncoverinS. blasting and
filling. The new feature represents 4
large amount Of work. and it will b
some months before the scheme VIII be
developed in full. Al present. all the
transportation beyond the limits Of the
steam derricks is done with teams.
Much of this will, after completion OF
this track. he done by the locomotive
crane-Eegister
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08
To DIVIDE FLORIDA
Part IF the State Wishes IT, IL Joined {.
Alabama

New trl,urS. I.a.. Dec. THE question
.,f a., annexation MI W"-t tlorida-tEIt
~. al III Florida west Vt Inc thattahnc-
z HOG riytr-tu Alabama, will ~ submit
t,d tu ii popular Nntt rt tnc people M rhc
distr:c; ;tt tH rafiN GATE. Thc Alabama
Legislature i.a~ passed resolutions i"r the
appointment M Il committee tu visit Flor
ida ana aSct rtain from thr Legislature
ana governor what consideration wvIld
Ne expected for that part at the state
known as West Florida.
Pensacola is III head center OF the So
cession movement and the Chamber OF
Commerce and the Young Men : business
League Of that city ara taking the lead
in the movement. VI a joint meeting al
these two organizations il was decided 10
lilCt TN, Question of secession from
Florida and auut EatioD To Alabama he
tore the people If West Florida and T."
call a public meeting nf citizens at an
early day to take the necessary steps to-
ward holding au election tO PASS M tu.
ttG.Stfgn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

TIE magnet ON the street that .p-
pears L. draw tn ladies and children
in crowds. il F :. Smith X Co mag
nficcnt window display. Surely her
can be- seen books. dolls. toys. china
ana fancy ware, in such abundance il
looks more like store Of itself than
simply window display II you
want tx WV dazed. step inside and view
the sights ANA sights " fancy goods
calculated ~ FIJI H. stockings ana III
hearts with ioy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

Ii has been over Il week since there
was case of drunkenness at the police
station. This is the result Of the dry
ness of the city. Formerly If one ap-
peared with a slight sign of intoxica-
ton. he was allowed to 90 10 his
home. but now, it is ease Of arrest
if seen by the officers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

Beane'S corner drug store is noted
during the holidays even more than
ever. for Icing a headquarters for per
fumery. extracts. toilet waters, sachet
powders. etc. The display already
takes on huge proportions as seen in
the north window and the elegant tall
glass case in the center Of the store
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08
.AI.ASI<-l-S NEEDS
GOV Brady on Way t. Washington M
Make Thorn Known

seattle WASH pec. The =lnroat
Wheeling CAPT !. i. condor. reached
mere Thursday from hey summer cruise
in BChring SCI. She brought john q.
Brady. governor of AlIska. from Sitka.
Gov. Brady. Who Is on Eisway - Wash
ineton. in discussing the needs Of Alasl-a.
said:
Alaska needs laws which will enable
residents To- Acquire titles 80 their homes
and lands In order Ia Gp this sGrve!
work must 10 extended.
Il advocate the bestowal IT citizenship
upon the natives They are good people
The I.suuinauX cf Alaska have been I'M
fairly treated.
Dutch Harbor should ~ fortified II
is the stra teGical point ~ s"utEern Mas
ka ! cannot urge n" strongly me need
~ an Alaskan cthle u" sNnl" l"fint 'l
t'u.et sound.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08
RACE TRACK DE TsIgNs.
Large Batch w Decisions T.. Nation
Trutting Board az Review

-r~,.,:.,.- ~, IL t,.,.i.,
'o-'''- 800 ~ -
N.,, I-.rl- n. M. t,,.sr5 ,r ~
- vi H.. \.'tl.,.,..i -rrat,r1,, Ass,,iti,.,
nn W M m c ,.r',i tS1 '. f@sav IT,
,.Iu,iiu. The following. on Aug. J. l>.-i
rh,od0rc T. Maxri.ld Of BIacmfcid. X
l.. entered hos. named Monopole al
WeSthcid Mass. Mpuopoie had = r~cort
as q PAGER and ;LiS Was tn, first race IL.
which the horSr had ever brcu entered ~
x irt,t.r ANA M was timed TIT thu Judges
I,,..l,r.. tb,,. thu-i, HI Nv. Mas holding III \.
49, bl,L i5. vi ran... N.,s ,ia..,,p,oJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

The river frcZe over again in many
places. Friday morning. but the nigh
tides ard current opened it during the
day The icemvn are not worried
about the river for they expect another
warm spell before il closes. which they
set OF about the 18th, perhaps little
later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

only three weeks more before
Christmas and YOU can find lot oil
useful and pretty gifts at 1.unt x
Brann's, Hallowell. Me. Their line "i
aprons and handkerchiefs are csreci-
ally handsome.
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THE STANDING.


Nt ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. y: Plymouth. I.
At Waterbury aJcrbHry \ Mei'-
d-u. 4. s.-i,,.-
III New Haveu-Ncw Haven. :. sprlns-
1t CHnton-CIintcn. ,: East Wey-
mouth. q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

Street Commissioner Clarry was
obliged to usc over loco feet NJ plank
ing TO repair the holes i'll tn. side
walks OF The city made BY the horses
going over them with the snow rlow
for the first time, This proves quite
conclusiVcly that tho walks Of the
city are not in tn cunditiun that they
should be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

The Ladies' Aid of the Universalist
church Will hold a sale and entertain
ment at the vestry. Tuesday afternoon
and evening. Dec. IL. Ii stormy. ii VIII
be postponed till Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

Work has been commenced ON the
building of the dam for the pond for
the young people To enjoy skating on
The place will be considerable over an
acre in size ana there will be no danger
of drowning. there not being depth Of
water enough II sill BE- completed in
! few days ana ready for the next cold
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

]. ,ip-y " Sons. Who have iN:
>,hUoncrs chartered to carry 'arSn"s
of lumber from this place II NV York.
still experts t. have them loaded here.
they have both left f"r this ria,' ami
:rc expected TT ANN time. AS soon ~
theE arrive. work III loading them viii
begin ana viii he rushed both day ana
night until completed.
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DINNER FOR ROOSEVELT.
New York State Officers VIII Tender nm
one. Dec. 81. at Albany.

Albany. y. ~. Dec. The state ON
GERS. who have worked with toy. y. No. IN
der him 4 dinner On the evening OF ~
N. at the Fort orange Club. Ihal - u.1ar
was selected Ill order that the govern. !
istTatiom with His state officers.
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THE POST FUND.

How the Money Is Provided for the
Amusement of the Veteran Soldiers.
The impression is cutie common with
the public that the general government
with It's liberal treatment Of the former
defenders ~ the Union. provides also
vel-y literally for their amusement The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

T. L. White Of Boston. returned to
his home. yesterday. after u short visi.
10 his mother Mrs. =. \. White
Church street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

III. and Mrs. Smith. who have been
visiting DR.. and Mrs. L. L. Donnell.
returned. Yesterday. to their home at
AIiddleboro. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

church was again set in motion. FIJI
day. after a vacation of a few days
probably caused by the recent storm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

Mrs. Nora Grant Rice went TO Nal
den. Mass. Thursday. where she will
make visit IT a few days with
friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Jewett went TO
bath. Friday. where they will pass the
winter Nj. Jewett having ] very fine
position in that place
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

Fred Hunt arrived nome from Mad
isnn Yesterday. Mi. Hunt MAS employ
"a in tn" PAPER mill AT that place :tId
Wednesday evening mot with pain
fui accidrn; to his lift hand. The
middle finger h-y.tmr caught in p
shaftiug ana before he could br libcr-
atcd the flesh was torn from below the
lower joint other fingers We're ais"
someW hat bruised and laccrated. There
We're no bones broken but il will take
a few weeks for the wound to heal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

At = ?. gular meeting Of Heath Post
NJ. 9. Department If Maine. 6. \. X.
The following officers were elected 10:
the ensuing year: Post commander.
a. ". McCausland: :. y. c"m.. Geo.
n. Harrington; J. y. rom. J. N. Z.
Johnson, quartrrmaSter. Il. u. WadS-
worth: chap. Sanford Erann: surgeon
Edward Peacock; officer If the day. ].
q. Morrison: officer Of thr guard, +. 4.
Clery: delegates to department con
vcntinn. J. &. Mcader: alternate T. II.
kittridge: trustee for ono year J. \.
,ilazieT.
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The Philharmonic club will meet
with Miss Clara Walker. Pleasant
street Monday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

Tie Clothing ClGb will hold its regu-
lar meeting With Mrs. Swift. Kings
l.uy street. Monday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

Eocklaa1. Mc.. Dee THE local polo
team defeated I'ortlund. tonight. in an
exciting contest. tho score being . TO l.
TN. NneAn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

The hand tub Deluse was taken I"
Randolph. yesterday. where she will J..
stored f"r the winter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1900-12-08

The scope and earnest purpose " IN.
present movement being put forth ~
the citizens II Hallowen can haSt ~
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TO HELP BUSINESS.

Meeting Called for Monday. Dec y. y
Discuss the subject.
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= +. Woodbury. left. Yesterday. for
kitt-ry. y. IT.. where h" will make his
future home.