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Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

tcoet uo al Satlen, p6net % TlaD'
ibieI.
3, bipIomntifte, iuripiHs og lesaiis
ferenbe JpIs.r at Souls flasteoe Rdlp
fortierer at sipes | aortbeo.
& prriibent glepeldnbs Sio unbers
rettebe Genor Romsro Winiiter Dlntp
ON, at MfGren life bar rettelis urbers
feat at be IotaIe Mpnoigbeber, ps fore
lanatc, at be Joreneoe Stoter fnIbe
taae Sdsen up.
Rrr g~eepnbeffen at prefoent Wts
Sinlsns abminiftration blep Sasen
henpiit iii @upernsr Gulberion al
Seros. Tom after ienbte ben til 9is
frittsaopofoten | bet 9iftrift. hpor ga
eale gpuntp Iisser. Diitrittsaopotds
ten rapporterebe. at bet at 9ranos
iilrien tagne frifiIiae gibnesbnrb bar
eecldaf. ba Gotulfa Gourtbrs brenbte.
San tilfsieoe: "Goa belt peb psrSons
Iiae % poIitife sseioer % Sorcomme
er Ga Safe Gountns Toft, at bet e-
bberit panTeliot at fire 4ntlager mob
Qopens Spertrgbere."
Merito nnberioaer.
0enne rapport ndaebe umibbelbart
paa binanben til @uitin. Wafbingtpn
% 9pen Msrito. s fin Sio unberrets
tebe Mr. Romero Miniiter Sberman
ON, at ben mericanite Resierins bupbe
bsspnbt i'm ssen llnberfsgelie, bpis
&eiultat ban msooelte, cg meb be ieos
panliss biplpmatifte llbtrpt forlanste
ben merieanIte Miniiter StdbesIsss
boIDeIis for "Mloroet" at Suan Wontes
lonso os liben pebro Suafe. for Nis
cplaia gautiitas Gaar, for be 10
apinbsrs % be minbre 8srns Sam
genfab % for 5lorentino Suaite.
Statsbepartementet initruerebe bers
paa @sneraItpnful 0onnelIp til at uns
berisas 8isnbseierningerne, og ben
17be dug. 1897 unoerretteoe Wtinis
tier Sherman Mr. Homero ON. at
bette Striot par fpretdget, "udgtet ban
inoenlunos inbrsmmebe 8eItemmelien
at noesn Siaosslssbotbelie mob re
6orensbe Staier."
Mr. 0onnellp fudbenote i'm llnbers
IsgelIe % rappprtereoe Reiultatet til
Siatsospartementet / SepIember 1897.
8 6ebruar 1898 unoerretteoe funses
renoe Statsminiiter Dan Mr. Homerp
ON, at 5oruoi9tninsen fra ole
aisnbSgierninserns. at / S%ammenitpoet
ianlebning at ben ilaetepe &alp aab'
neoe Merieanerne Slp for at mooi9tte
iig Silfangetaeelie, bar it9rie, os at
Slpint % Saul beipareoe Sloen
SelpforIpar. at De 5oreneoe Stater
lite baooe npsen 5orpligtelie for Wor'
bet paa Suun Wontelpngo pg peorr
Suaite, % meb Senipn til be msri'
canite 8orseres falite grreit bar h
paa Ioplis Maaoe inbiat i Sailen, me
bens 8ernene life blep arreitsret, mer
iom en- MISUNDERSTANDING til
labt at lebiuse og bore hos Wooeren
Meo Senipn til 5lorsntino Suaitss
2pnhing inbrsmmeoe oenne Regierint
intet Inipur, men pilbe meo 5ornsieHt
ppsrpeie aft @inassbprb, fom Meriet
madtte freml9age pao, at Hicoloii
9duteita bar Tlprentino Sudites Slt.
Ttru % bsnoes Ssrn bans 9srn.
50 Hesjerinser nnosripger.
Serpaa bsgpnote begge &esierinse'
siennem fine ~reipettips Isentursr lin.
beriessIie at bet ungipsIise ggsts'
ftabsbaano. ipm bapoe i~ummenbunoe
Slprentino og H~icoldia. 9enne lin.
p~eriegelie ipnes at babe paret to Idr
Den ameritanits l~noeriegelie / Wterl
ice Qop Dor Regierino @tuno iii q
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19
50 Hesjcrinser nnoeripser.

9srpaa begpnote begge 3sgieringe-
giennem fine reipettipe Igentursr linz
b~eriessIie at bet a~nsipsIise ggstss
Itabsbaano. iom bapoe ia~mmenbunoet
Slprentino % Nicoldid. Senns uns
oeriegelie ipnes at babe parst / to Idr.
Den dmeritunits llnoeriegelie | Wfers
ice GAP Dor Rsgiering 8tuno til at
tro, 1t Ter ltte bar noeen Spte9nelie
/ San 6elipe, bpor Nieplaia paaitpo,
at henhes grpllup meb SuaIte bar
feiret, at SudIte bar en- 0siertsr fra
ben mericunite Irme, ~efterat Hicolas
gauitina Ipo Idr / 6orpeien bopoe
ppertalt BAN til at rrmme meb benps
til Seras, % at ben a~nsiprIige Gnts
M Iepepe / Sepins. Seras, bppr bun
ait unber Eaenapust Msstal Inna.
paa ben anoen Sipe Itaffeoe Den
mericanns Regierins epf9iteoe Grille.
ringer ira mango Sorgere, iom piier,
al bOaolombelit Barrels iiolisere 5or.
bob bapes oGret. bar Der ct splp;si
~common=la lam" 9Geteitab unoer Serds'
2Ope. Wtr. I5pirps. Meritps mlp9'
rsnoe 4mbasIaoer / Waibineton, be.
sunitieeos Wtiniiter San meo ct tor
lloios al gGgeitabsbaanoet i Ssras
bsf9itei mso en- imponerenoe RGt,.
Autiori!eter pg aienoelisr, ION oil
eoar uo pda, at Hieolaia. cher Ytescd.
Nina. er Slorsniiuo Suaitss rstmes.
I9e Gnte, c9 at bun og benees Born {,
bsrsttiget til tn Del at en- bpiltsnipm'
bsIit StaoeslsSboboeIie. ipm be Sor
eneoe Stoter maatte finoe ia tiIbeis
lia til at betale Mierieo for 2pn6in
gen Gotula. De andre Yoitsr | Spr
brinsen lob ben mericanIe Rssierin,
falos.
Decorah-posten., 1901-02-19

Sfrip M morrtr'S Safe Cure Co..
Wcdeitsr, ". D.. eftsr en- FIT prsps.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-29
PRE-MEMORIAL DAY.
Especial to the TELEGRAM

Johnson, April 9.-The Laws Of
Vermont require that "the last half
day s session OF the public schools be-
fore Memorial day shall be devoted to
exercises commemorative OF the his
tory of this nation during the war of
the Rebellion and to patriotic instruc-
ton in the principles OF liberty and
the equal rights Of man." Teachers
and school officers are reminded Of the
near approach Of Pre.Memorial Day
and urged to begin early arrange
ments for its appropriate observance.
In the fitting commemoration Of her
ioc lives and in the worthy considera-
tion of noble thought this day offers
an invaluable opportunity to enkindle
high and patriotic sentim entS in the
hearts of our children and to contri-
butte potent influence for better citi-
zenship. The State Superintendent
Of Education will soon issue circular
with suggestions for the observance OF
this day The union u schools In
such observance is heartily commend
ed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-29
THE PRESIDENT
Sets Out on 10000 Mile
TO THE PACIFIC .
A Large Crowd Bids Party
Good By

Washington, April 29.-The Presi-
Dental special brain With its forty
passengers left the Pennsylvania sta
ton at 10.30 this morning, exactly as
scheduled, on it's ten thousand mile
journey.
The President and Mrs. Mckinley
are both in excellent health. All In.
dications point to most enjoyable
trip for them and their guests.
Among those present to bid the
President goodby we're Justice Nc
Kenna, Supreme Court; Henry White,
secretary Of the American embassy al
London; II. Clay Evans, pension COM
missioner; Gen. Longstreet, Comptrol
Ter Dawes, Secretary Root, Adjutant'
General Corbin, Surgeon Genera
Stornberg.
The railroad officials have taker
every possible prcaution against ac-
cident or delay. A pilot engine pro-
ceeds ahead of the special by five tt
ten minutes. dependant upon The
character Of The Rad. and another fol
lows the train to ha on hand in case O.
a possible breakdown.
To-day >tpps scheduled Alexandria
Va Charlottesville, Va, Lvncnburg
Va, Roanoke, Va, Bristol, Tenn, ar
rive 1913 p. m.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-29
MYSTERIOUS ROBBERY.

Arlington, Mass, April -29.-There
was a mysterious robbery and incen
diary fire at the town hall building
early this morning. The blaze wal
discovered in an unused attic by a po
lice officer On night duty In the sta
ton part Of the town building.
Before the fire was extinguished thu
damage by fire and water amounted
to s250O. Investigation after the fri
revealed the safe door Of the towr
clerks office was open and cash to thu
amount of $1,000 missing.
The door was apparently opened by
some one familiar with the combina
tion. The fire was set to cover W
the robbery. Rigid investigation II
being made by the town officials ant
the police.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-29
MORGAN IN CONTROL

Leeds, England, April 29.-The To-
cal papers announce today that J
Pierpont Morgan has acquired con
troll Of the Leyland Line, which oper
ates fine fleet, including some of the
largest of trans Atlantic vessels. Be-
sides the regular lines there are half
dozen at continental ports.
Morgan paid 25O, 900 pounds Satur'
day as deposit to secure the pur
chase of controlling interest In the
Leyland Line.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-29

FOR RENT--Up stairs tenement for small
family. Good garden, part OF barn ana
separate celer, tenement In good repair on
Maple Ave Inquire III Seminary st Mrs
Il. NJ Scott. lt-N
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-29
THE LAST OF CAMPBELL

Rutland, April 29.-The body OF
Charles +. Campbell, the b0okkeeper
Of Barden Bros, who was mysterious.
ly killed at Wallingford. was shipped
to New York on Saturday night
for burial.
Although Campbell claimed before
his death that he was heir to $40, 600,
his relatives were obliged to leave the
body here all the week while they
raised money to transport II.
This undoubtedly notorious case the
officers are fully convinced was one OF
suicide.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-29
SHOT BY BURGLARS.
Especial to TELEGRAM

East Bethel, April 2s.-Albert Gift
ford and wife left for Providence, r..
l., Saturday to help care for their son
in-law, Herbert Moore who was Shot
while trying to capture burglars. in
that city recently. Mr.. Moore was a
special policeman aud received three
wounds. There is but little nope. OF
his recovery.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-29
A TERRIBLE MISTAKE

Not If you purchase your grain and
feed at p. S. Prior's new store, rear
Of his residence, 45l No. Main street.
He sells only an A No. l article and
you will make no mistake if you trade
with him. a large stock is constant
lv on hand. 1911
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-29
DIED BY ACCIDENT.

London, April 29.-Tne coroner's
Jury in tide case Of Billy Smith. the
New York boxer, delivered verdict
of accidental death this forenoon
Smith was knocked out 10 fight with
Jack Roberts last Monday and died
without regaining con- ciousness.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-29
WILLIAMSBURG.

Dress Hats from 81 to So. Sailors
and Ready to. wear Hats from 35 cents
to $3.50. Children's Hats from Ii
to Is cents at ]. W.FLlNT's Williams.
town. tt
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1901-04-29
DIR. sEAVER RESIGNS

ESPECIAL TO TELEGRAM
Montpelier, April 29.-The Rev
Norman Seaver, d. D., last evening
announced his resignation as pastor OF
the Bethany Congregational church.
His reasons are illness 10 the family.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

About leo members of calanthe
Ledge of Augusta. Gra,iitc Lodge OF
HulloWrll. and Gardiner Lodge OF Gar
diner. knights Of Pythias came I"
Wrtcrl lille Tuesday evening. on tn"
n'rlnck train and We're conducted by a
delegation from HaNolock Lodge 70
odd Fellows hall. where team from
Calanthc Lodge worked the rank of
Knight IN the long form. The Augusta.
hr. thrrn brought along their parlphcr-'
MALTA and did the job up brown
After the degree was conferr,d All
hands adjourned To III" banquet room
v-E.Ie the ladies Of DurCas Rtiskah
I.ndgt served Il supper. following when
speeches were made ny Grand fhan-
&. lIor Warren {. PhilbroOk and other
prominent knights present. IN" res
tiyities Wee over in time 70 ail"" N"
visitors to tax" tn" late PULLMAN nome
rejoicing III the hospitality shown them
by the members of Havelnck Lodge.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
GOOD SEASONS WORK.
Berlin Mills Close, Having Cut 5000 600
More Than Was Expected

Nittr most successful summer uud
fail run. tins Berlin Mills plant a.
Farmingdalc completed its Nu-k fur
the season. Monday morning. auI thr
greater part mi thr men left Com thrir
homes There has been nothing to /,
tcrf@re with thc Work at thc mn and
accidents have been unknown. The
company cut ahouI 5000 nncp more feet
~ lumber tlan ii expected to lit tbe
beginning of the season ana has none
'ctt over fur reNt spring II Will cut
the usual amount III the woods This
winter for THE rum. next summer. 1t
Viii take some days for the small Grew
which remains 10 place the plant in
condition fur thc winter
Thr saw mill of \. Gray a Sons win
continue to run until th, ice il thc min
ponds prevents further work. II HAS
orders ahead fur nil the lumhrr it cam
handle. 4 Will carry over some logs
for early saving, next spring.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
FARMERS PROSPECTING
Good Markets ard Good Prices ior All That
Their Farms supply

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
WATEHvluLE WOMEN
Will Endeavor 10 Raise Substantial Fund Tor
the Public Library.

For about twu wears tn" tISt"'-~ "i tht
Water>ille public library have been work
ing ut a big disadvantaG" IN carrying or
the library They lack finds. The city
BRO, idcs $ar annually ANA thc STATE ihaN'
in c.,cn year ~ pcr cent. "f whatever ~
citv apprupriates or. in thi, ease. S.
making the sum ~ 81" to support tn" ~
hrary. Ii has cost ali this amount and
about sltu NOR. besides annually for tn"
past TWO years 10 support the library 'n"
1t IL easy to @.e whvr" -dyh system vi!
land the Institution ii much longer ~
sisted in.
The trustee some jim. ago d.edcd I'
=, ncdy matters by appealing in weli-di r
posed citizens to contribute to 4 funG
which would enable them Ia r.pIcnish ihr
library with new books ana make ~
additions as the times and The commuuit
demand They were overheard dis rus ing
the vexiug question by Mrs Harvey j..
Eaton IT the librar. rooms. on" day r.
Gently. how,v.r. ana Mrs Eaton pro
posed that the women Of the Women
literary Club he allowed to Sc what the
could do L. help the good c1usc along
4 committee appointed from the cIr
met TUESDAY. NJ the hnm" ot Mr.. Entp"
and decided To ask the trustees of th'
library to empower the women ~ th' rlun
to put their plan for raising thc desired
sum into early operation. It i under
stood that thr trustees, met. Tuesday
,v.niug AT thv library rooms ana grant
,d th,. prayer Of thc women
The plan IS To- Parcel out sections of
th, city tn III" different member "i tt'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Some playful fellow has been mark
ing off th. streets in Fairfield in Il way
that makes the selectmen and citizens
generally. laugh very heartily. He has
used thin pieces o.. wood of small pla-
card size and tackled them up In CON
.pjcuous places about town tclling TN.
wayfarer where he is at. For instance.
a, III. corner OF High street and West
,,n avenue The sign "Whitecap Cor
rer' wrcets the eye. Then the street
On which resides ON of the leading
dentists of the town be dcsignates as
Painless street" Nca,by is another
short street on which is 10 o'at"d tn" cs-
Ia adjustment of Il w"il-kn''"n lover Of
fowls and this is dubbed ''Incubu :u:'
Avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Their. are a number of former u. of n.
students residing in Watcrr:!i, who ar,
- much carried away with ~, showing
which The team from Orono is making on
the Eridiron, this season, that they arr
thinking seriously Of form!as a party I,
"a DOWN tn brunswick. next Saturday, t.
shout for their OH alma mater in the
SIM. against HowGnir. J"hl II. E.ir.cish
is nnr " tn" chief projectors az II" trip
ANA would like All the cnnIntnN ne can
,iuI nf the rI.ht I-rsuaSion
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
The Late George J. Ring.

The funeral services of tiny late
George 4 Ring viii be prid fi"m h;S
home, Highland avenue. Thursday af-
ternoon at O'Clock. Mr.. Ring MAS
born IN this city. where he has always
made his home. following the lite e 4
farmer. though living in the city the
greater part of the time His illness
was but Of short duration. He was ap-
parently as well as ever. Saturday
evening. and was on the street at 10
o'clock. He spoke of not feeling we'll
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
SUPERIOR COURT.
November Term. 1901. Hon. 0. G. Hall
Presiding.

N. $. CliOATE. Clerk.
A. l.. McFADDEN. Sheriff
THOMAS LEIGH, County Attorucy
FRED ". LEE. Steno9rapher.
WatervilIe. Me. NOV. L..
Owing "a illness in the family Of
Ju0ge Hall there will be no court this
Ac.<. sheriff McFaiden excused the
Jury until Monday, November Is.
Judge Hall expects to BE- here the lat
ter part of the week to assign cases.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
Great Luck OF An Editor.

.lrur t,n years alI efforts t" cure
Eczema I'M tho palms nj my hands
tai.,l." Mites Editor II. y. Lester Of
syracuse. Kan, then I was wholly
,ur.d hy EuckIen's Arnica Salve' its
tlc worlds best for EruptionS. Sores
.nd all Skin diseases. Only 2Jc. at
EuN ditch 4 Websters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

The silent PA'tutr.' vhi,u ~as b.c-
scented at the Fairfield Opera h,sIs'.
M,mddy evening. by the klark :, oNilic
go. was gr,>.ted hy Il fun hnus". Tn.
play was put on In Il fiTst-cl.,~S mnnli"r.
ana the Sperialtics Nvcr,. uI-to-dutc tE
every particular. Frank Urban. IN.
clay mod.-llcr. received mach applause
for his fin. work Tonight. 'Th"
Plunge Will b. put IN hy n" com
many
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
SEND FOR SAMPLE.

:. 5. IIgEtrody & Co.. Waterviilc Ne.
W Nlnslow. Me.
Dear Sirs:-For twenty years | tried all
.,-rls Of So-cali2d headache remedies. blt
itver with satisfactory results. ! WAS
tdyised 10 used L.ghthody's Headache
'nyrders. which Gid, and can say thar
taye been the same cured. l hardly
ycr have h"ada"h" noN- bit when ! Dc,
-tlr powders 4IwaEs stop them. ! take
rcru al any time and experience no
, -a1ble from theTu whatever.
MRS. ROBERT NAXW ELL.
'po not take any o;nar VIXEN you ASK
or I.ightbudy's. lie vii! mail you q
rnt hex Oh receipt c price.
.rrls at
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

The ladies' of The Univcrsalist So
ciety are TO have - Harvest supp
Thursday evening. in their church din-
ing room. Go ana partak" Of the many
good things which they always SET h"-
fore their friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

among Rcv. FIR. Charland's parkshioners
In this city, VIII" rcc"sh'Aed y" me u'-
ceased many very lovab'e duaiit'es daring
hi, visits to WatcrrilIc III thc as'. NeV.
t'r Cho,la nd hill q very warm place in
| ! heart for Rev. FIR. oErien and fine
sad news comes to him. as 10 all oth'E'i
In the state who came to know Rev. tT.
o.E,i,p with ccnu ne feelings Of regret,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
THE ASSOCIATED CHARITIES
Holds Annual Meeiin1 Elects Officers and
Plans Tor Season WORK.

Thr annual meeting III rh. \~4o..;..,...i
h'' ties "aS h"ld with Mrs. A. NJ. Nc
'AuSiand. Wednesday. Tbr tI.;,.,,,,..,.
r''' tn" report f"r M" year. showing 4
balance nm hand Of S.:a..o the r..,,,,,,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

y number uf me- hanirS from Wat"I-
vim" arrived. Monday. tu WORK vi th.
nii' of th" EIuliiugswurth a Whitu-y
GO, Wh"r" they arr upw I'EEfhruiuE
"ut uuc ~ thri. machines. adding unr,
dryers. THE work 'il probably tak'
about tNu weeks to complete.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

The ladies Of The Guild Of tine Mcthr-
dist society are to have Il fine musical
cnt"riairm mt In connection with their
supper which tx "a ~ given at the
Methodist church tonight. Dr John
Townc Of WaterNillc, viii be present
and sing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

The second rch'arsaI "f lie local
festival chorus viii l." held at the
usual place, this evening. The first
insialn"nt Of Ncrli's "R"pui-m is
row in In" hands Of The chorus ana
good h"adWay is being mad" under tn"
,iicrtiun Of tn. new director. Dr. True
"f Portland. Several new faces are to
u" seen IN the chorus and Z very prom
i.;EE seasons work is predicted.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Tile annurnromcn, TUESDAY "f thu
death Of Rov. Michael 6. O'Hr:cn. p"r-
maurnt rector "f 81. Marys Catholic
church 1T Eanc"r. las ,.t,t.~cd mu"h GRIEF
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

quite "A party from this city went T.
TUpus. Monday evening, on the special
over the kenncbcc Central, To enjoy IN"
camp hlc with Cutler Camp. E.. V. e..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Miss Martha LongfclloW arrived
home. Monday. from Portland. where
she has been the guest Of friends for
a few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

The ladies Of the Cnivcrsalist church
viii meet, Wednesday afternoon. with
Mrs. X. T. Hayes. Maple street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

tcu lak "i tn. Cttntdi,n Pacific. Tnc
rtrty brou-n, ia,k twn tnr der Ip'c".
tn: report Iccl hard to approach r''irs
"a the dry conditions PREVAILING il tie
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
GARDINER.

Miss ''hrri,. Whitcnnus' went t. Lis
Don. Monday. fnr i short ti~ii
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

l.. u. Steward returned 10 'reW"r'
Monday. after passing Sunday WIN Ill"
family in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

DR.. G. r. Webb"r. who has been i'll
for several days, is now able to be al
his office again.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

J. :. Maxcy came down from boston,
Monday, for a few days business VISIT
at his home in this city
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Marion Bates OF Portland. is visiting
relatives in town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

gan. who have been The guests OF MI
ana Mrs. H. +. Eacklin for n few days
returned home. Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Mr. and Mrs.. J. Walter Robinson
went 10 New York, Monday, for Il short
visit with friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Mr. ""d Nm. Fr'd Ii,aId entertained :.
PARTY WI f''c"'S IN whist. Tuesday even
ing. ~ tneir h"m" ~ Fark street. III
honor "i A'r-. lI'.hH~ sister. Miss Jack
-,r
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

G""rG" T""thdk"r returned. Monday.
from Il short visit with Lewiston
friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Richmond where he viii pass a few
days yith friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Arthur Appleton returned to MS nome
at Bath, Monday, after snort Vi3it
with James Jackson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Mrs. +. W Files returned. Monday.
from Cumberland Mills, where she was
called by the Illness Of u relative.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Frank Messenger returned. Monday.
I" B"wd"in. where II" is operating a
saw mill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
FAIRFIELD.

Miss Mary Ncwhall is visiting in Bos-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

C!arcrc. Abbott 4 Well-knoWn citi-
z"l cf Chna. &as in thr city ON husi-
moss |4. eday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

i NJ cr.~- VT tur subscription Il I,'It-
r,,uj .,c th- Jpurral. is in the cit> for !;
trw ttz5 ,n .,;.s:ur.a.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Mr. and Mrs. Edbert Kelley have re-
turned from Boston. where they hay,.
been to select furnishings for their new
home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Frank Ames. who has been employed
III Unity. for the past year. has return
ed to this town to live,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Miss Amelia Ames has entered the
employ OF the F. II. Brown Clothing 60.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Abner Ward has moved into the hous.
on High street. lately occupied hy
George Percival.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

AIS Nof'p,v rrait w Coripna. j. tn
guest t.g " l,W aays MI Miss Myrti~
rihno,is uf iii'. .urcc 1T S,per's.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

The Nu Alpha Phi fraternity OF Co.
burn Classical Institute. Waterville ar.
to dine at the Gerald. tonight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

\ CAKE Of yeast will raise hundred
= times its volume Of dough;
drop OF ink will color hundred times
its volume of water; a few cents extra
per pound for coffee will give you an
immeasurably finer beverage. 1t would
avail Us nothing to say this if it were
not true. We are spending thousands
OF dollars to say it because it is true.
One test will prove it! Don't take Our
word! Try single cup Of Chase &
Sanborn's Coffee to-day. I
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13
r OAKLAND.

Mrs Laura Blake w ii4Now.i.. W. WALL
itiug h.r cousin Mir. " S ilnim.--
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

After a iuag d".rN thc 'arprnt'r~ haN"
commenced work ri ~, interior III TN.
Il. Marshall hnr-.. Charyh str,.+
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Ar ana Mrs. Hiram Edd, h..- r,-
turned from a v.s!t ~.:h 1rie4ds iu ANA.
Eusta
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

N.rI0,U r.lIrI.4d ,.,,,,
i!'.'1 i. A "-'tl's h-'..ing uip wi.h ,y> ~
III r. Vi"init5 =. tn H,,os-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Mrs. Grace Wakefield returned, Mon
day. to Springvalc, after Visit o: Il
few days with Gardiner friends,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1901-11-13

Ernest Johnson went. Monday. Ia