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The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-09-06

am now prepared to do all kinds OF
land business, homestead entries and
proofs, contests, etc. Have had 20 years
experience in land cases. W. A. Inman,
q. Commissioner. Celfax, Wash. Office
with Ell. W. Golf, Ellis block.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-09-06

At the Congregational church the
Lord supper will be celebrated at the
morning service next Sunday. The
usual evening service will be resumed on
that day. Hereafter, for the winter
months, all evening services will open at
$50 o'clock.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-09-06

Have you a sense of fullness in the
region of your stomach after eating? If
so you will be benefited by using Cham
herlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They also cure belching and sour
stomach. They regulate the bowels
too. Price, % cents. Sold by F. j.
Stone
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To Pan-American Exposition Via
o. X, & N

The Oregon Railroad & Navigation
Company announces the following limits
on tickets to Buffalo and return: Going:
Continuous passage and to commence
on day of SALE Returning: Sixty days
from date OF sale, west of Chicago only;
east of Chicago thirty days from date OF
sale. On Tuesday; August 9th, and
Tuesday. September Sd, sixty-day limit
from date of sale is authorized to Buf-
falo and return. A. L. Craig, General
Passenger Agent, Portland, Or. P. c.
Mcguire, Agent, Colfax.
Wanted-Good girl for homework
Mrs. H. W. Golf, ColfaA.
n. W. GOFF, FIRE insurance.
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Stops the Cough
and Works off the Cold.

Laxative Bromo-Q uinine Tablets cure
q cold in one day. No cure, no pay.
Price 25 cents.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-09-06

United Presbyterian church, H. G.
Edgar, pastoral a. M, an illustrated
sermon to children; 1880 p. M, services.
Rev. Alexander Gilchrist, D. D. and Rev.
A. &. Wallace, d. d., both of Pittsburg,
Pa, are expected to be present and ad-
dress a meeting to be held in the q. P.
church Tuesday evening, September 10,
at O'Clock. The public is cordially in
vited to attend the meeting,
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-09-06

The subject for the Christian Science
lesson sermon for September is "Sub-
stance" Golden text: | lead in the
way OF righteousness, in the midst of
the paths of Judgment; that | may
cause those that love me to inherit sub
stance; and | will fill their treasures.
Proverbs, 8:2O2 The testimony meet
ing is at 1870 Wednesday evening.
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-09-06

Services next Sunday at Good Samar-
itan Episcopal church will be: Holy
communion, II a. M; evening prayer,
The Colfax gazette. [volume] (Colfax, Wash.) 1893-1932, 1901-09-06
Unclaimed Letters.

List of letters remaining uncaIIed for
Cox, George Sluert, c [
Grant, Mrs E A Smith, Robt C
Hemer, j II SOmmers, Alfred b
Monahan, James Swift, H E
Nichol, Louis Taylor, Mrs f W
One cent postage will be collected
JAMES EwART, P. M.
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AMONG THE CHURCHES

At the Baptist church Pastor Collins
will preach Sabbath at IL am. and at
100 pm. Morning theme, "What Shall
| Render Unto God for All His Benefits?''
Communion following sermon. Evening
theme, Reasoning with God"
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n. W. GOFF, FIRE INSURANCE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02
Ralph Stafford Thomas.

Ralph Stafford Thumas dird Nh hi a NJ
gu%ia home. AZ T3o O'clock Friday att,i
noon. after Il prolonged illness. aged "
years ana I months Th" sad news;
comes rs 4 shock = his IL. long friends
ana ariUliutHnc"-; the tender expires
Si"n% "l regard amt esteem of the past
months ANA weeks ,yid.rcius marked
sincerity of lct.iuE.
H4!nh Thomas l,.S ruru !n this, rttv.
the son ~ Jacob t. aud Jcnnic ,Saffordl
Thomas. Ilc attended ,.- public school,
Of the city and was graduate, from the
Hallowell High School with tho class nI
1872. lle was am upt student. AMI com
pleted his course Of study with honor.
presenting TIL" class prophecy at the
commencement exercises
The father of III" deceased Jacob H.
was a prominent citizen VT HaIluwcu .na
WIS successfully engaged tn the shoe bus
mess on Water street 5o- many years
II" was appointed to ihl Hllloweu post
mHst,rship ~ th- hcEiuuu9 Of the Hal-
risou administration ANA served thr fuU
term At thr close ui this public S.ryic,.
he decided not 10 return to the Business
with which hr htd Sr inuE h,-u id.nti-
fed. hut shorty visited Wisconsin.
whore hc secured i wood ilId claim lie
intended tu remain rutil jitIr coull ".
given. but his disease occurred after d.
few months Stay. with only 4 bricI It'll
ness.
Mrs. Thomas. with son Ralph TOOK
possession " thc Western home at tn.
closr Of schiol ANA remained there son4-
months, Returning t. this city. RALPH
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02
ALBERT DUMERSEIL.
His Death thought to Have Occurred Recently
in Detroit Mich.

y. W. McCauslaud received 4 paper
from his brother at Detroit. a day or Two
age, containing a picture with an account
of thu death of man in this city. On
his person was found a. note book from
Eeanc'S drug store of this city and the
hat band hor" Gardiner. Ne. Thinking
this might bc of interest to his brother
the pan'r WAS forwarded. Mr. McCaUS-
land was showing the paper to Postmas-
ter Libbr ana he mt once recognized the
picture rs that of former employe. As
the man was described as q iourneymaa u
tailor. he is now confident that the man 5
name was Albert Dunt-.Sel
Mr.. Dumerseil was well known. aS IL.
was employed by Mr.. Libby for two
years. later On by Lincoln. the tailor ANA
still later opened a shop Of his own. H."
left here about three months ago. since
when nothing has been heard from him
The cause of his death was probably %
hemorrhagc, while at his room. which hc
had engaged for two days.
The authorities AT Detroit could as err
tain nothing concerning him and Post
master Libby has comm lnicatcd with
them concerning his identity and also Will
attempt to look up his stepson, Who. it i
thought. lives in the provinces.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02
MARRIED..
81 AIEltkI.ANIl


rurtIaud-N NOV. Nv. George H. Rand ana
Miss Nellie VI. WrlCh, both IF Portland {;
Nuv -5, Albert "A. Richardson ana -tnni"
N. Donovan. Nov. r. Tobias \. BuIkc
ana MISS May Rankin
South Pnrtlnd-Nut -. ChHllcs il. Me
Gilv,rE VI Nrw York anna Miss Virginia
l.. Dyer uf South Portland
ErUnswiCk-NoV IN. Edward Atkins Of
Topsham. and Miss Viola u. Moody Of
FaImouth- Nov. y. William Penn
Knight ana Miss Caroline Nary Wilson.
both of Falmouth.
sl,iliings ana Edith NJ Poland, both of
Harrison.
FRANKLIN
Farming gton-Nov ~. Charles H. Edcs
and Miss Lytla +. Archer, both ol Tom
pc.
Strong ana Wiss Josephine 5 Witham
Of Avon.
HANCOCK
Castinr-Nov. q. Samuel Haskell Whit
ney of Portland. ana Miss Martha Nelson.
Hooper Of CaStinc.
Prospect Harbor-Nov - jerome Bor-
den Clark of Steubcn and Miss Grace
Belle Wood of West GouldSboro.
Prospect Nov. u. Samuel y. DoolcY Of
Brewer, ana Miss Martha +. Hartman
Bar Harbor-Nov. %. Gilbert Foster ana
Miss Clarabcll Higgins, both Of Bar EIar-
bur
Pcnobscot-Nov. o. Walter J. Croamcr
ana Miss Abbie Sellers. both Of penob-
scot
BIuchill-Nov. q. Fred e. Hooper of
Sedswick, and Miss Lizzie V. Friend Of
Buchil.
EIlsworth-Nov. =. Roswell +. Murch
and Miss Alice NJ. Latin, both Of ELS
worth.
Northeast Elarbor-No". ~, Frederick
Eucklin and Kate Frazier.
James Decker ana
Celia NJ. Robertson, both Of Islesboro.
I<ENNEEEC
Au1usta-No ~ James F. Hennessy
Of New London. Conn. ana Miss Ella
Mckinney Of Bath.
KNOX.
RockIand-N n. George W. Marks
and Sadie l.. Condor. both of Rockport;
Nov. "a Charles S. SWEET Of Portland,
and Caroline r. Sherer Of Rockland
South Tnomaston-NoV. ~. Harry l..
Leon Of Charlotte, y. G.. and Irene H.
f'lske Of South Thomaston.
G'nion-NoV. ~. Eugene H. Calderwood
of Warren. and Nellie d. Sleeper OF
| MON.
LINCOLN
B0othbay Harbor-Nov. ~. BENJAMIN
W. Dunton lnd Miss Ida Belle Simpson,
both of Bonthbay Harbor.
OXFORD.
West Paris-Nov. Il. Jesse IL. Ring ana
I4nnie a. Morgan. both of Greenwood.
North Paris-Novt IL, Percy q. Berry
and Mary Z. Ross. both Of Paris
West Slmner-Nov. 2. Everett vcrrill
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02
Dally Aennebec Journal
AUGUSTA LOCALS.

a very enjoyable Thanksgiving fes-
tival was participated in by relatives
and friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel,
Moves at their home in this city,
Thursday. The hosts are noted for the
sumptuous manner in which they en-
terrain and Thursday evenings affair
w1s no exception to the general rule
1t was most thoroughly enjoyed by all
VINO were so fortunate as to be pres
ch'- Among those from out of town
III attendance We're Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Weeks and son. Alma; Mr.. and Mrs
Leslie ana son, Joyce: MIR. and Mrs
rank Hakcr. Whitefield: Mr.. and Mrs
Dahiel Moves. Coopers Mills: Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis Winslow and daughter and
it'ieN Noyes, Gardiner: Mr.. and Mrs
: hafi'S broWn, Chelsea: Ruel J.
Noyes and Grace Chenerv. Hanro,.
Mrs Lydia Dunton ana the Misses
Belle and Eta Dunton, Randolph ana
Mr.. and Mrs. Turner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02
CHALLENGES FOR YOUNG cORBE1T.
McGoyerh Post Money Tor Another Fiqh, ane
Dave Sullivan Wants One.

N"N York. Hcc. ! In sporting cir
clcs here. nothing has been talked of
more than the defeat Of Terry Mo
Govern BY Young Corbett in the priz,
light Ut Hartford, Thursday That Nc
Govern was beaten by two-hande,
rushing fighter like himself. was con
c"l"d nv everybody. nut Nj Governs
friends ar. of the opinion that should
Inc nu"iiSts meet again Mctioycrn VIII
retrieve Ms lost laurcIs.
Sam Harris, McGoye,n's manager,
has pnsted $250n To bind another
n atch. the time ana place tn bc At the
will of Young Corbott
Tom Sharkey has taken charge or
Dave sullivan. the fratherwricht pugi
lis. and has issued q ,hallengo tu
Young Corbett. under the same condi-
t.onS a@ those he met McGove, l.
THURSDAY,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02
BOIlk.
CUMBERLAND.

- AbfsIti GAAND
NapIes-Nov. ~ TO til" wife Of Lorenzo
Morton. n son; Nov. Il to the wife Of Ed
mund Knight son.
FRANKLIN.
Berry Mills-Nov. 10. to the wife Of II.
w. Berry. son.
HANCOCK
Swans Island Light Station-Nov. 10,
to the wife OF brrIn milan, a u;LIIgnter.
Frank HutchinS. q daughter.
Orland-Nov. y. to Inc wife Of Jerry
+. HutchinS, Il son.
Union-Nov. %. to the wife Of Gran
willie Miller, a daughter.
OXFORD.
Canton-Nov. IS, to the wife of Gcorg:
O. Cole a son
MeXico-Nov. 1s to the wife of James
WnEnot, q son.
Norway-Nov. -. to the wife Of Charles
H. Pratt. daughter: Nov. %. to the wife
Of George c. iwift, a daughter.
SOMERSET.
Canaan-Nov. y. to the wife of Eclt
Hayden, 4 son.
B-lfast-Nov. y. to the wife of Jamey
w. Soule, a daughter.
WASHINGTON
Eastport-Nov ", To the wife OF Wal
lace Steele. a son; Nov u. to the wifi.
of James r. Malloch. a son; Nov. -, to
the WIG Of Edward H. Wha!cn, a son.
MISCELLANEOUS
Ashland Mass.-Nov. p. to the wife OF
Victor V. Thompson q son. Nelson
Dorchester Mass.-Nov. 20 to the VIII.
OF j. H. Parshlcy, 4 daughter,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02
TREES NEAR BOUNDARY LINES.

Trees are real property and belong to
the owner Of tho ground upon which the
trunks stand. If the trunks stand wholly
Within one mans boundaries. the whole
pi Tho trees belong to him, even though
th' branches may Ovcrhang and tn" roots
feed upon the Soil Of another. Hut a land
owner need not suffer the nuisance Of
JNtrhanEinE branches: he may abate il BY
cutting them off.
IN planting his orchard a farmer placed
ON" row uf trees close to the fenc" which
divided his land from his neiEhbor's.
While the trees were small tncy caused
no trouble: but when they grew large.
the branches extended out over the
ncghbor's land ana became a source Of
annoyance to him One fall. when the
trees were loaded with tine fruit, The
n"iehb"r's boys commenced 10 take az
ilrS from III. overhanginE branches. and
tho Wifr Of the owner Of the orchard,
beng q hastv woman, SCulded the boys
and said some mean things about the
neighbnrs family This started very
bitter quarrel.
a few days after scolding the Do.s the
woman crossed the division fence Tor
basket NJ aplcS ana was lrd"-rl out
Upon learning this her husband went to
ln attorney. ana was told that although
ID" apples belonged to him .y crossing
.he fence - get them hc made himself
rrcSpaSser. 50 tn" fine fruit fen off ana
rutttd ON the ground.
Tie n.Xt spring. The ncIchaor. while
l"ughinC under the oycrhanging brlrche
VI the apple trees. scratched one "t MS
horses badly. This made him lngiN. and
!" sawed off all OF the offending branches.
straight above the fence. Then thu owner
of tn" trees again sought advice but
learned that he had no remedy. The trees
looked very unsymmctrical with the
branches on one side all gone, but the
neighbor had only exercised legal right.
When you plant trees. plant them far
enough within your own boundaries 80
that the branches will have room To
spread without ovcrhanging the Lands Of
vOtIr ncighborS for. in the eyes of tn
ltW. when a man owns the soil. ne
rvnS il from the center Of the earth /"
thc highest point in the heavens. The
Christian EndeaV"r World.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

Fair of pictures-Mrs F.. ]. Barry
| Crayon of Fr. McCarty-Fr Rear.
don.
Barrel ilour-Annie Hickey.
Sofa pillow-Rev. Il. c. Nancy. Bath
Bed quilt-D. w. Rheardon.
Crayon of FIR. Reardon-Mrs. Sarah
| McCurdy.
Afghan-E. K. Danahy. Roxburv
And the following:
tash xlW-Bernard Boylan: box
cigars, Mrs. G. NJ. Richardson: either
Harold Woodcock; cash. 81, Mrs. Pa,
mcnamara; mahogany rocker. John
W. Quinn; pipe. John w. Brown. South
'ar'iiler; "a cans corn. Peter MOAN
| >"S uSta' wall paper. T. s Johnson
| candy. Mrs. A. Guilmet; box c. c. A
cigars. }. Hall, South Gardiner: one
weeks board. Johnson House. S r
ElaisdeIl; sugar shell. Annie Morr;sy
cash. -. Mary Fhlarety: atomizer
o"'t III iH.opner; one pair pants, NJ
D. H.. stiaVes. Paul Murry: box figs
l.. stevens, WaterviIle: cash. So. A. NJ
N"Weii' nut picks. Annie Landerkin
"ak table. Daniel Sawyer: box cigars.
MIS-. NJ. l.. Stephenson; lawn swing
.'onn f. Mcnamara: oil heater. Rachel
Mou'ton; Queen Quality shoes. Howe
+. Grimes. Hallowell; dress pattern.
Henry Noitur; celery dish Fred
Branch. Watervillc: Kinks SOAP. 353
lamp. Mrs Ellen Wright. Rand,Iph
barrel apples. Mrs. S. +. Estes. Win
throp Center. Mass; sideboard Wn
Johnson. South Framngham. Mass g..
pipe, J. II. Lawrence: pair rants SIAN
icy Lawrence: case peaches. LYMAN
ID. f"st, ogdensburg \. y: conner
wash boiler Mrs. James l.. CUMMINGS.
par gloves, Lincoln Harlow: ladies'
Shoes, Mike Kelly; clothes wringer. W
Ed. Ward: sleigh ride. NJ. w. f. PRAY.
p"x soda bread, Arthur Plummcr. Ran
doiph ton coal, Godiar campagn..
pipe, Frank McAi.er: cigars. Mc,;uirc.
hofSeShocinS, :. Hamilton: French
piatc mirror, Ellen F. Gunnivan. Eey
crlN: barrel flour. Josiah Clark Han
lowell. one weeks board. +. II. Good
flch' W. Philbric; cash s.. Mrs. Charles
fiu'thlnS' gents gloves. NJ. Mcdonald.
risafs' r. y. Thorne: pair blankets.
Jas T.. Flynn. Richmond: Shavcs + \
i-eeman; team hire. VIM. =. Cunning
nam. atomiZer. 9. II. Douglas; musi.
ron, &. NJ Ehcn, 1911: box cigars Rnhv
''rcen!ief; cracker jar. Mrs. l.. +. Della
ware, umbrella. Wm. G. kecnc: team
hire. Martin Burns: Gardiner InF.-
PENDENT. ". II. Ring: shoes. ladies ar
SeHtS. ANN" MoEan: umbrella. J. +.
cigars. a. Il. Erossman. South
I"! !uiilei' barrel potatoes. Annie
NeiiE' hdi ton coal. G. Frank Jackius:
Ii.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02
THE CATHOLIC FAIR
c,o,es With Awarding Of Presents. Probably
Will Net About $1,000.

81, ,.,,l,,Iice closed their four-nlghtS
j, INA coliseum. Friday evening
and the crowd that was present va %
In,cr as on any Of the prev i"u'
inps If not larger. The program 'd!lo"
t,r nothing hut business, put t'i' "a
r,xettn Band Of Augusta, gave " N'iF
III movable entertainment. MISSES ''o'c
,nd marguerite Caine of BOSTON, ans"
, cam, very fine fancy dahclhg'
1..;,,c- ,,.itb a cake walk. when cdlied
fo, ,yelI-meritcd applause. Inc Ichlaill-
.ia, II thc evening was devoted I" lhe
,ienoeition of the presents ana aNar"- :
mo of the. prizes. Most every one Oh
,no.n v.r. watched with interest," ana
nut few Of the crowd left until the last
,r,ic,e was disposed Of. The following
Ar, the awards:
Dcll-Catherine Duily' % >o'cS'
Anna Coyang. 251 votes.
ratcb- Albert Delaware. $50; Ste
rhan Monaghan, 2S2; Byram Foster,
l53
Jamaica Plains.
,.apts. toilet set-Henry harrington.
hooked rug-G. A. Lagilie.
Oak center table-MrS' H. L. 'ui
ningham on
| Boston. ~ r,,
,,anter piece-Mrs. G. W. Lawrence
rive dollars in gold-Mrs. George
| Berry. ,
Chain-Mary OLeary. Bangor
sofa pillow-Mrs.. Mary bSrheS'
| Rocker-F. l. Busseii
parlor lamp-Nora Connors
rhata,aine bag-Fred Brown
nristol cigars-F. Mantei' Boston
Sofa piIlow-M. Rheardon' Boston
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

of Auburn anu Melvina Maxim Of West
Norway-Nov 20. Edmund F. c. Greene
and Violetta A. Raymond. both OF Nor
way.
PENOBSCOT.
Orono-Nov. y. Oscar l.. Grover AMI
Annie Louise Wilson,
Dexter-Nov. %. NJ f.. Cloutier Of Dex-
ter. and Rosanna Goulct of Sangerville
SAGADAHOC.
Bath-Nov. 49, Orenthiel g.. Barter and
Abbie J. Snowman: Nov. "a. Percy Rich
ardson Of Standish and Miss Mira ID
Freeman Of Brunswick; Nov. g Edwin
Rnes of Wiscasset and Lillian Lakin Of
Bath.
Phippsburg-Nov. 20 Zina. Wyman ana
Bowdon-Nov. %, Irving Leslie Cross
of Rockland, and Mabel Chase of Bow
doin
SOMERSET.
Skowhegan-Nov. 20, Sheldon S. Huff
and Lena A. Corson, ootn ot Athens.
WALDO
Stockton Springs-Nov 70. Edgar J..
Heath of Pcnobscot and Miss Mary J.
Heath of Stockton Springs.
WASHINGTON
Eastport-Nov. p, Jason +. Damon ot
Charlotte, and Mrs. : ,fsan ~. Haynes vi
Eastport; Nov. Is. Howard W. Savage
and Mabel G. Moore.
LuiGc-Nov. is, Cyrus Archer Of North
Lubec and Miss Fannie Acklcy Of Gut
Ter
YORK
Saco--Nov. a. William II. StackpoIc
and Miss Josephine NJ. zane, both Of
SacO.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

Charles +. Davenport of Somcrvilic
Mass, died Thursday evening, Al the
hospital, whcr' hr had been q patient fpr
III" past three weeks At the age Of ta
years. Mr.. Davenport was born i'll Ros-
ton. aud served in the ltIh Mass Iaty.
from September. iS62 10 MAY 1867 lie
was admitted to the Home. Aug ~. 1871.
\ sister Fannie J.. Davenport Of Boston.
susNiNcs him.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02
passing THANKSGIVING with Mr.. and
Mrs. f.. X. Goodwin. Second street.

II. II. Jordan. passenger auditor of
III" Washington County Railroad, and
Mr.. Jordan returned to Calais Fri
da>. having mad" q short visit with
Ecv. ana Mrs. T.. W. Wcbbcr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

The stock of dry ANA fancy goods %
@. NJ. Brown. which wer" sold at auction.
Friday afternoon, AZ an assignee 5 sale,
were bId off to The Raymond Syndicat"
uf Boston. the pric" being Il per cent.
Of the inventory. Th- price paid was
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02
Jenkins Challenges Jeiiries

Cleveland ohio. Dec. Tom Jen-
hinS. the champion wrestler, inteuc- to
turn puciIiSt Frid2y H. issued a chaI-
lonS" 70 James J. Jeftric@ to meet him
in a glove contest FOR the worlds cham
pionship ana a reasonable side hct.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

l-ake tobbosscccontct seems tu b,.
th" last To- freeze up in the fan and the
last to open in the spring. sn this NJ
cln:ty. Parties who We're out to the
lake. Thursday. say that il was only
frozen around the edges.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

ward Thomas Of Spokane. wash. sur
vive
The deceased was much interested in
newspaper work and at various times
supplied articles of note from the local
held. lie was member Of Kenncrcc
Lodge +. ana A. NJ
The funeral arrangements will be lat
er announced
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

\ daughter was born to MIR. ana Mrs.
Fred Emerson at Augusta. Friday morn
ing. and their many friends in this city
will be glad to hear that both mother
ana child ar" doing nicely.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

Among tn" members Of the Home
who have beer recently granted fur
I"uGhs are: VIM. \. Luther. Provi-
dencc' Hartwell Hatch. Augusta VIII
liam y. FarI ell. New York CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

George w. Thayer, late Il CO.. l6th
y. ~, II. A.. a former member Of this
Branch. has been readmittcd to the
Branch at Danvilln, III
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

Mr and Mrs. charles Grimes re-
turned to Lisbon Falls. Friday, after
a short visit at their home on Green
vile street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

Air. and Mrs. Charles joyce have
,ooved into the Brooks house on War
rcn street. and Mrs. BROOKS VIII make
her home with them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

The election Of officers of Cutler Post
q. n. II, will b" the order Of business at
ihr regular meeting to be held at tn"
Social hail. at $50 Monday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

Mi ana Mrs. Elmer Lord. who have
been visiting Mrs. Lords mother. Mrs.
Fannie Kinds. returned. Friday. to Lis
bon Falls. their horne.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

.rhn members Of the g. II. S. foot ball
team had their pictures taken II ! sroup'
Friday. This years work was inc
Strongest that the school has put ont 1or
Il long time and il WA the hardest KIND
Of luck that they were unable I" play
moro games. those they having played n
th.v were not scored against for z sinsii
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

4 tiny 6l3-pound girl came to the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. George RI. Free
man. Thursday. She will be known as
Svbil Ashton Freeman.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

Charles White, who passed part OF
Thursday with his mother. Mrs. c. \.
White. Church street. returned. Friday
to his home at Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

Accidents come with distressing fire.
quency on the farm. cuts, bruises, stinSs,
sprainS. Dr Thomas Electric OH re
lieves the pain istantly. Never safe with
out il.
~ " f.C-v II
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

Mrs. Augustn Lord vert 70 CAM
bridge. saturday. to spend the winter
with her daughter. Mrs. johnson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

Miss Eva Andrews very pleasantly
entertained n number Of the friends at
her home. Central street. Friday even
ing at whist.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

While Ut work at the sho" factory.
Friday morning. Harry t"hh"TS' y"
lives on North street met with palhiu'
accident The end Of tn" fore hnScr OF
tho left hand became caught III one oi
the machines Of the cutter room an" 1t
v-,s necessary to amputatc it.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

John Foster returned. Friday, to his
duties AT Madison, after 4 few days
With Gardiner friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

Mrs @. w Sims went to North Au-
austa. Friday. where she VIII make
her future home with Mrs. q. craW-
ford.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02
PERSONAL MENTION.

Nlss Angola \. Pierce. who has beeu
VISITING her sisters in this city. LEFT
ffidaN morning. for New York, where.
she Will take an advanced course or
study at one Of the hospitals in thar
City
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

Mr.. and Mrs. +. X. Day returned to
Rumford Falls. Friday. having passed
Thanksgiving with Mrs. Susan +. Lo-
we'll
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

~. I, II. Leach Of Ltchticld, was
among the out-oi-t"Wn Nisi'ofS Ill thc
city on business, Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

Gep. \. Paige reported for duty. Fri
day. from so-days' fourlough to Phil
adclplia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

James 5. Conner who has been alb
sent on frrlough since April. returned.
Friday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

hr Robert McLearn. surgeon livutcu-
ant colonel Of the Roydi RcGimrnt, pass
"d away at Frcdcrictpu n. E.. Friday
night. after n days illness with hear;
trouble ana bronchitis. aged 4 years
II" was l"rn in TatamaguucAr. n. y.
was i gradual" Of New York Medical
college lN>h He has bc"u medical III w.
To the Royal Regiment since iSa5. i
widow ana one son survive
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

-. Mcf'hat"cn returned from
nh""nixvlllc. Pa, Friday, having been
absert on furloueh for the past year.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-12-02

,,;s. Pose +. True returned to Port
land. Friday. after snort WISH Win
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. Clark.