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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-10-22
Hancock Pomon ma.

,rl,,,rs9iav was a big day for the trane-
sr.1of Hancock County, when the reg
mar session was held with Pomona
S.r,p.ye of Hancock. Early in. the mora
~. cams began arriving. ana they con-
ti,7,,ed hrinsings delegates from, riie vaIi-
aus Oranges. until when the meeting was
cal,so Ia order ii was found stge he ne
largest OF the organization isid IN me
Vicinity in sometime. Among the 1eit-
eates present were residcntsa L SrootShi.
,rncksport. T.reoksviie. el-tfnoittf, ls'ilfs-
NH Sr,IIiy.,n. 6ioulashpro.y MI Desert
,E-dan and forty from t,asfhroek
,Tha Gathering was in4 .tEa Town h1if
The forenoon was deletetit 70 ztslVine tne
tifth degree to soncs 4, staasldid3tfs. when
the work Of Miss Bertha Ctsshtree IS Po-
mona was excellent,
Dinner was sAyysfi By naei1bers ~
Pomona Grange in upper hail. Where IA
HES were laid tassefiIlly for 125. oye'
one hundred gathered ABOUT the table
and nartooK Of the fJountifat hospitality
~ fhe Hancock Changers -
! Al the 5Yternoon session reports from
the delegates OF the irarges .rapreseaI
ri syssfs. s given. When a question WA
| III bnitfei for disc1isslon solved. tina
II is urefafabld for 4 yotflG MIN to+f,i.
a fantaz q tesztaf insss tten. ct pas ssg %
81 M ssj) l. fn Abe Affirmative hs
.Iahn, 81 ~ zaAt.srss. ard AR. siaia
Tsii5 5idry Cave ut the HsCatisa III: ar
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Good Templars hail. Which was very
satisfactory To the public. and resulted
in their raising funds to buy flag
for the schoolhouse.
George Gardner. who has been
spending his vacation with his par
ents, returned to Boston, Wednesday.
Mrs. Minnie Worthing returned
home from visiting friends in Massa-
chusetts; last week.
Mrs. Abbie Montgomery and Mrs
Martha Whitman OF st. Cloud. Mimi.
We're the guests of their sister, Mrs.
Emma Worthne, last week.
The friends of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. $.
Kitchen gathered 1T their home, Oct.
-. 70 celebrate the sixteenth anni-
versary Of their marriage. They re-
ceived some valuable presents.
NORTH MANCHESTER.
Capt j, n. Roberts Of the Augusta
Salvation Army. held very interesting
meeting here last Thursday evening.
Capt Roberts played on the guitar and
sang several SELECTIONS.
Mr.. Brown Of Auburn. win hold 4
meeting here Saturday evening. Oct. Is.
Herbert q. Lilly sprnt the sabbath
With his Parents. MIR and Mrs. Geo. a.
Lilly.
Don Fifeld was home from Kents
Hill. saturday and Sunday.
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WALDO.
-

slr. ana Mrs walter Brown Of Vase
9eId Mass. are III town visiting friends
and relatives.
Rev. w. a. Luce was called 10 DIX
mont TO conduct memorial services
sunday. ana Mrs. Luce supplied the
pulpit for him both in Unity and Troy
Mr.. and Mrs. George Estes have been
.,,eudjno a week in Morrill, with Mrs.
l,stes daughter Mrs. Fred Garter.
The town schools closed. Friday. nu'
the Free High School Will continue one
week longer.
Superintendent Fred Bagby, was a.
home from his school in Farmlngtoh
attending to his school work mere ias'
week.
- f. Pierce is at home from -Giou-
chester. Mass. for aFeouple of weeks
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STATE NEWS.
sss,AANeo(ck.
suRRy..

- ~ -et ~ HUN..et -
iarehS. Lord VINO has y.,ehtns,
aurins the summer n,onrhk. arrived
noine saturday. right on the STR ath-
carr S. ]. Treworgs arrived home
hist week TO spend a few weeks with
his family. "a
HenfssNoed who is at work in Bar
i1arb"r' Spent Sunday in town .witf, his
family
MI ana Airs. ,Dolla,d ,of. West ELS
worth and Mr. and Mrs. Barron of
everett. Mass, were tile guests recent
~ Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lord on Main st.
Harry TwitcheH of Liberty. was IN
town recently the guest Of Mrs l.. J.
Allen.
Last week, Capt. A. g. Curtis pur-
chased the schooner Maud S. of Blue
hlil parties. He is having her repaired
ana put into a setworthy condition.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Goodwin left town
Monday for Northport being called
there ~ account of Illness If his rel,-
tives.
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05C from Augusta 10 Lewiston
via Augusta, Winthrop & Gardiner
Raiway to WathIop.
OmeiaI tirne INK In effeet -sept. Is.

OniciaI time tab,e In effect Sept Is, 1862.
Cars leave Augusta for Togus every
half hour from 30 \. NJ. to 10 +. NJ. And
for Haliowell and Gardiner every halt
hour from a. NJ. tC 10 +. III. Cacs leave
Augusta for Winthrop Is minutes before
the hour every hour grem 54e A M. to 9.ss
p. NJ
Cars leave Togus for Augusta. Halo.
well and Gardiacr every half hour from.
A.. M. to $50 r. III. and Ter Augusta only
~ anu vs. r... r.; ~. cG,., s.s
A. Nj. to = r NJ connect at Augusta with
cars for Winthrop. -7oe ~
Cars leaving Gardner Is minutes after
the hour and HalIoweil IS minutes after
the hour from elJ x. NJ to BIS p. q.
lake close connections at Grove st.
function With "a = for Winthrop.
Cars leave winthrop for Augusta,
Togus. Halloweli ard Gardner IS minutes
before the hour from 6 40 A. NJ. 20 S.a5 r.
NJ: For augusta only. 9.i5 and 10: ~ r. NJ
Car leaves .Co5hosseecontee siding for
The a. NJ. ear from Togus connects,
with early morutng train at Augusta for
Lewiston, Portland and Boston.
Cars on the Winthrop line run within 100
II. of NJ. c. r. r. stations at Augusta.
and Winthrop.
This 10 the most direct route from Au-
EUsta to Lewiston, Pennington. and all
points on nj. g. u. y. from Lewiston to
Oakland.
The line from Augusta TO winthrop is
equipped with large eight-wheel, vestbule
cars anu every OlAer car Will DC u CDlhDi-
nation car. BasgGge and freight VIII 10
carried on this car making ~ very coz
venient for commercial men, as the care
pass by the principal hotels of Augusta
and Winthrop.
Sunday time sane as above excepting
that cars begin 70 run hours later.
Cars leave from the Opera House, Au-n
Eusta. for Togus, Gardiner and winthrop
every night that there is a theatre al
close OF entertainment running as far as
there are passengers 10 80. -
L. +. TAYLOR, Superintendent.
SantT6dtf
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THEORIES ABOUT FOOD.
Also Few Facts on the Same Subjec

We hear much nowadays about
health foods and hygienic living. abou-
vegetarianism and many other EaJs
along the same line.
Restaurants may be found in the
large cities where no meat. pastry Or
coffee is served and the food crank is
in his glory, and arguments and theo-
ries galore. advanced To prove that
meat was never intended for human
stomachs. and almost make us believe
that our sturdy ancestors who lived
four score years in robust health on
roast beef pork and mutton must have
been grossly ignorant of the laws OF
health.
| our forefathers had other things to
do than formulate theories about the
| food they ate. A warm welcome was
extended 10 any kind from bacon 10
| acorns.
\ A healthy appetite and common
| sense ar, excellent guides 70 follow in
| matters OF diet. and u mixed diet9of
| grains. fruits and meats is undoubttrdlS-
| the best.
| AS compared with grains and vegc-
tables. meat furnishes the iiPSt nuiri-
| u,ent in a highly concentrated form
| and is digesteG and assiniiated more
| quickly than vegetables and grams.
| Or. julius Remmson on this subject
| says:t Nervous persons. people X IN
down IN. health and of low VitaitA
should eat meat and plenty OF it, II
thu. digestion is too feeble at hrst Il
may be easily corrected by the regular
use of Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets aftei
laacb meal Two Of these excellent
l ~ "a, will
| several thousand grains of meat. eggs
or other animal food IN three ho''ra
aud no matter how weak the stomach
may be, no trouble VIII pe eNpeIleife'
IL a rsgul;r practice is made of using
Stuarts Dyspepsia Tablets ne9s3as>
tbav s,,rply the pepsin and diasfast
necessary to perfect disestioh- ssf'iis
a,arv form of indigestion will be pEeI.
come by their use
rrhat large class of people who crTn'
under the head of nervous o!spei't :
should eat plenty of meat and insur'
Its proper digestion. ny the aaiA use Y
9 safe. harmless digestiNe iheoiCiii
like Stuart's DYSPEPSIA lao'e's com
posea of the natural disestiVe pilnci
rles. pepsin, diastase. ffulb aclos' an,
salts. which actually PERFORM the "o,!
of digestion. cheap caensi. ~. IL !
c;nas if,asduerading under The name =
dyspepsia cures are@uselsss iqrel 4 9,
$ gestion as they have anSo'''Sis ~ ei
!, feet upon the actual digestion Of foo.
dyspepsia in all its many FORMS S.
,;a,nlY failure OF the stomach 70 di
, rest food and the sensible 49,
so,ve the riddle and cure the dyspep
sia is 10 make daily use at meal Tim
Of ! preparation like stuart's Dyspep
: ia Tablets. which is endorsed by ~
: ia -, .,.,,rs,ssion and known To enl1
rain active digestive principles. y :
; '' All druggists sell s.uarr.s Dys9sF
ma,,,ats 81 soc. for full treatment
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TRACK AND STABLE GOSSIP.

.Tesse Tapiex OF Gorbam. has sold his
four months old colt. which took first
prize at the county fair this fan -
Frank p. Johnson.
Mayor F. C. Murchie OF Midtown, N
B.. has purchased from Nayor ]. ~
johnson of Calais. d fine wea1llinE,
dam CiayaIta. out ofsa haIf sister ci
Flora MeGpegors dam of Enoree.
1.0s5a. Clay4lta is a hay mare foaled
1895. in Kentucky, sired BY KAY King,
1854. record 2.21zzz. sire of the Kins,
2.1s1s. Nelly Boras 9 years old, .21814
His breed embraces two great speed
producing lines from Elsctioneer and
George wilkes. with Clay ana Ham
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j. Emery Salisbury cove, and capt.
Harvard Foss, Hancock
An interesting program by Pomona
Grange followed. including music by
the Grange orchestra: reading by Miss
Lulu Crabtree; music by Mrs. Nancy
Abbott. a question for discussion by
MRS. Mary abbott, Mrs. Carrie r. Eross
readings by Mrs. Tracey. Mrs j. e.
Bowden. Mrs. Arvilla Kingsbury. ana
music by Miss Lula Crabtree
supper was served when a special
evening session WIS held at which the
time was passed socially. with entertain
The meeting adjourned having had one
Of its largest and most profitable gath
erings. and fun Of praise Tor the royal
entertainment given by Pomona Grange
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Special Advertisements.

SMALL. ADVERTISEMENTS not ex-
ceeding twenty-five words coming under
the head uf WANTED, FOR SALE. TO
LET, LOST. de-, win be inserted once
for is ceats and cents for each suhse-
quent insertion. ADVANCE PAYMENT.
In sending by mail. remittance of postage
stamps should be made with order as
the charges are too small to open ae-
count for. tE8.tts
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RAILROADS a STEAMBOATS,
IszE,E !



Passenger traias leave Augusta AZ fol-
lows:
THROUGH TRAINS. j
GOING wEsT-s4D a.. u. for Lewiston 7
Farmingten. Phillips. Rockland. Port
and, Boston, Bridgton, Montreal and
Quebec, 10.oo A. NJ for Brunswick, Lew
isston, Farmlngtoa. Phillips. Carrabasset.
\. conway. Fabyans, Lancaster, Gor-s:
yam, n. u Eeriin Fails, Groyeton.
and ss iastfo Island Isl! !, Pond colebrook
Portland; 40 x. d. lexpress) for Bruins
wick. Portland and Boston, connecting
i , Bath. Portland. lewiston CorDisii.7
NJ. for So. Gardiner: 1o.Ss p. NJ (nfgnt
Portland and Boston; 2.s5 A. NJ daily ak g
cept Monday. for Portland aud Boston.
GOING EAST-l25s ~ NJ. might sx-
pfessl for Skowhegar. Bangor. Bar Har-
Dor. r. Stephen. Calais. s.. John, Hall
ington Co z. r. Monday morning. going n
east docs not connect for Skowhezan nor
on Sunday morning FOR Belfast. Foxcroff
ar beyond Bangor. except at Ellsworth
a. Wash. Go. r. r.; e.37 A. M for Water
Vile, Foxcroft and Bangor. sin a. nj. for
Waterville, Belfast. Skowhegan, BANGOR
Bangor. Old, Town, Pattern Houlton and
Caribou via. y. 6. a. r. g.. yanceboro. ID
ST stephen, (Calaisl, Houlton. Wood "
stock. st. John and HALIFAX and to Lew
NJ. express for Waterville. BsngoT Barr
Harbor. Wash. Co, r. r.. Old Town.,
Greenville and kafahdin Iron Works $50
IT, ". for Waterviile, Oakland North
Arson, Bingham. SkDwhegan. Belfast, ~
FoXcroft. GreenvilIe, Bangor. Old Town
ana Mattuwamkeag; i.25 r. NJ. for Wa y
terville.
UNDAYs-6oing west. 2.S5 Am. for
Portland, Boston,. I0.2S a. NJ, 103S p. 81 :
for Brunswick. Bath. Portland and Bos-
ton. Going east, 1888 A. M. Bangor, els
4. NJ, and 2S9 r, IA. for Waterville and
Bangor y.
The Night pulm&n Train leaving a.
1883 A. N Monday morning, going east
does. not connect for SkowEegan. nor on
sunday morning for Belfast, Foxcroft orr
e1st OF Bangor, except 10 Ellsworth and a
Wash. Co. r. r. s4an
ACCOMMODATION TRAINa
AUGUSTA no SOUTH GARDINER.
A. NJ. p. NJ. p. NJ. r. Nj q
Augusta, ~ ......5.fd eco 4e0 6.ls
Haliowen ....,...1.4z 207 4o7 6.17
So Gardiner. ar sic $50 ts1 s.4Srr
SOUTH. GARDNER no AUGUSTA. III
AN. p. N. 2. NJ. PM.
fsfS5Rs5 s I 1ss s s!s 81 81.
Augusta, ar......65o 80 $50 $50
Through tickets TO California and ali
points South and West may be had Of z
Fl. Walker, ticket agent. Augusta, the "a
only office in Augusta selling via all ~
routes and checking baggage free OF eT-
pense. ~
GEO. e. EVANS. V. p. & Cen Man. -
y. e. BOOTHBY, q. p. & IT, A.
Portland, Maine. ~,
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KENNEBEc.
REAOFtELD.

The. Order of the Eastern Star of
thls town rendered. Thursday evening.
IA most Dleasant 1sreception 10 AIRS.
George c. y. Bean. Grand Matron.
rms chapter. aided by visiting chap
ters. endeavored. TO express to Mrs.
bean It's appreciation OF the excellent
work she has done since hx election
to that position. The event also
served as q happy occasion for the
members of Lafayette Chapter to en-
tertein their guests in the newly furn-
lshed lodge rooms which have recently
been fitted UP with such excellent
taste. This new home of the chapter
testiiies to its prosperous condition.
and the. members may Well feel pleased
with their cheerful dining-room. re-
ception parlor. smollins-room. kitchen
and dressing room. The receiving
party consisted of Mrs. George G. y.
Bean. grand matron. Mrs. Grace NJ.
Ames. grand conductress, Mr.. Wilmot
s. Ames. past grand patron, and
Miss Annie r. Nickerson, worthy
matron. the Rev. Costello Weston,
worthy patron. Olive A. Lawton. as
sociate matron of Lafayette Chapter,
greeted their guests in the prettily
l'rJti am ftNtttioitr Psti vi -AilUl '-ii
had paid this pleasant duty to those
receiving, the company gathered in
the Masons han overhead, where Il
short program TyaS given by members
of Lafayette Chapter. The worthy
ne iron called upon Brother and Sister
Ames from Marion Chapter. Gardiner.
Mr.. Charles W. Crosby. past patron of
Lafayette Chapter, and upon repre-
sentatives from Washburn Chapter.
I.ivermore Fails Vernon Valley Chap
ter. Mt. Vernon, and Lafayette Lodge.
'Deadfcld, all of whom responded with
words of cheerful greeting for the
grand matron. Mrs. Bean replied to
thes. remarks in Almost graceful man
ner. and with great sincerity and feel
ing thanked all those who had en-
deavored to make the event thorough
success. Another adjournment was
made TO the lininG-room where the
table, shaded by red lamps, and deco
rated with masses of yellow HoWtrs
and dishes of fruit, looked most at
tractive. An excellent supper vas
served by the sisters of the chapter,
and the repast was spiced by plenty OF
VIII and pleasant talk. Altogether u
wae n thoroughly enjoyable occasion
80 ,ll ,,.bo rarticip9tsl
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VIENNA.

/. There are several sick ones il this
vicinity. Mrs. Jane Dowst is suffering
from an 2bsess in. her side. Miss
Lillian Allen has suffered terribly for
the past three Weeks, from the effects
of a bite from her pet cat Blood
poisoning set in. and at one time fears
We're entertained that she would lose
her hand. The doctors performed an
operation on it a few DAYS ago: and at
last accounts il WAS doing Well Mrs
Fred Ituley il very sick Mrs Eliza
King is also sick. and many more are
suffering with colds.
Three of the Shakespeare club ladies
from brunswick spent IL few days re-
Gently at their cottage on High street.
They were Mrs. Robinson. Miss Booker.
and Miss Gilman. Prof. r. c. Robinson
joined them last Thursday. He spent
Friday hunting small game. They all
returned TO Brunswick Saturday.
The village school is in progress un-
der the instruction Of Erwin Hunt of
Pennington
Rev. Loring Gould of Livernore oc-
cupies th, pulpit IN The Union chapel.
Carpenters are at work ON the dwell
ling houst. of Fred Alien. He is havin =
d bay window and other improvements
made.
AlonZo TaTnay has been having an
addition made tofhis dWenSHG. a new
kitchen and pantry, tcarsrher. with Il
new chimney have been added. -.r
BRANCH MILLS.
The Branch Mills school gave an en-
tari.,iuipnuf Nadpa-la>- ayar;,e
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'bletnnfan on her dams side. Her colt
purchased by Mayor Murchie Is said to
be a wonder
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TO THE NATIONAL HOME
Eastern Branch, d. v. s., at Togus. X
keHaE2Ec CENTRAL R. R.

Eyviater angsu emit in effect -Sundayx
TsSSve hi Sd3iph: T4r. National HomsffI
7.15. eos & "a An l7-ss. . % e lilo A. NJ
12.40 20 Ss 20 7. M.i1o0, 800 q $50 2. NJ .
Lv.. National. Home | Ar. at Randolph:
7A5.s ~ n if.fd- A. M. o., esA5 e II % A. ~
1l5.3.lq& 5.05 r.. NJ. 13O, $50 & 5rzs p. NJ 4
Sunday trains. will run as follows. +
Leave Randolph at go a. AZ, 40 p A
Leape National Home at 1895 A. H.. and
4,e5 p. M. sta's#7i 4tN.1cy l3g8,at sa /.
is4 III Al iHAwTQN, Su2Lyv
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Our Quick Method

Of converting your real estate and bust
ness. no matter where located, into cash,
free on request. Send fun p7ruc-
MARS ana price Established l6 years.
Large List Buyers Write az once
Robert Ward r. z. Co. Garfield Building,
Brooklyn, New York City. octl6d&W-m'
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YOUNG PEOPLE" TO MAIL CIR
cularsi big PAY. Send stamp. Pen Dept.
Standard Supply CO.. Box 22S. Worcester.
Mass o,ra2aStt
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Nit. VERNON.

a very unusual electrical storm oc-
Cured here. Sunday evening. me
lightning began To fash out OF the
vest and northwest by six O'Clock, ne
fore a cloud could be seen. Then the
clouds dark and thick began 10 snow
themselves in the northwest. soon
thrnder was heard. increasing and
| coming nearer and nearer. About ~
| If f,ecan to rain and continued most al
the time for four hours and more. Inc
lightning was very shafp AM thuNoer
llo,d \ery seldom has such
shower been known SO late in the sea
| son No damage was done in TINS
| vicinity.
| Jnhn French Of Lowell, Mass, and
hrotbar Milford French of Michigan
1 have inst made a flying visit to theif
native town.
Ouite = number of members of Amity
1 .o6pe. of Rebekahs of this place az
ended the meeting OF the, Grand Loose
in Augusta on Monday and TUESDAY
| Ered =. DolIoff of Howard. K. l., Is ~
tto,n looking after his farm here whlch
has been let for several years
| .Savarol delegates will go from the
| cshhatb-sc schools here 10 the state con-
vention 20 be held in Pennington tiiS
week.
Il The regular meeting OF vienna va
lyav Chapter No. So. Q. e. - was men,
Monday evening. the 2oth.
Miss AureIa Hersom. ifa,i,e,'
nurse returned TO her home IN : fei
Grade Monday. after remaining ohe
l.waek ut Mrs w. +. Carson :.
uiss .Ms.rtie Evelyn Robinson spen'
.s,,,d,v With her mother in tins VII
lt,oa Mr.. Maloon and Miss RooihSo"
vent to Lewiston. Monday.
Mrs Ruby J. Gilman HAYES returned
j. ber home at Riverside. Sunday
WAYNE.
social was given by tn
,,a,,hers of the Christian Endeavo
+ | coc;atv at the home of George besseN
I,riday evening. A rack ride OF 81
! ,,,las was one very enjoyable teatut'
: of a pleasant evening
Mrs stanehfie,d is Visiting her so
Guy at Rumford Fails
rho Friday Club will meet with Mrs
Smardon. Oct, "A. rs
An all day session was held
| wavne Grange, SATURDAY Nisi'ol .
fron, Norland ard other oranges We
| present.
EAST PlTTSTON.
Miss Lizzie Burleigh OF Boston
snardin.- A short time with FRIENDS
, this place.
Air. and Mrs. Clifton Naxweh an
ob;idren. who have been the guests
Mr. and Mrs. W. S.. Cleayes, nave re
tnrned tostheir home in Wells
4 Mrs Maria tsoss went 70 Alma. Fri
u day. where she will remain iof q le'
. weeks.
b A quiet wedding took place at 'n
{ }honse-uf lessesnk-zvLs Harris, Weunes
day evening, s4he se8AtsneNng pattis
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WANTED.

TWO GOOD APPLE PIcKERS I'M
niediately al Granite HiH Farm Halo
wei, near The quarr'tes. W. z. Anterior.
0ctZ2dSt
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MRS. NELLIE EMERY. LADIES'
tailoring and dressnatiuE. all Kinds Of
repairing on ladies clothing. located in X.
III. Ingraham's Tailoring Parlors, ai3
Water street Augusta, Maine.
orf1Td9ry1
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being Frank Edgar Douglass and
Edith May Fowles, both of whitefield.
Mrs. William Pulsifer who has been

being Frank Edgar Douglass and
Edith May Fowles, both of Whitefield.
Mrs. William Pulsifer who has been
very ill, is gaining rapidly.
Miss Grace Knight who is teaching
IN Chelsea spent Sunday at her home
in this place.
/ Mrs Maggie, of Boston. VINO has been
Istopping with Mrs. Myrich PerhaE,
tor few weeks returned home. Satur-
cay. recommended by ller. soas Russell
and Frank Maggie.
Mrs. Della Clark and daughter Avis
are the guests of Mrs. Walter Kenne-
dy. s=.-.f ..
Miss Nina Avery Of Exeter n. H..
who has been spending a few days
with friends here went to Hallowell.
Friday - ,xsA
Rev. l.. l.. Harris returned. Wednes-
day. from Unity. where he attended a
meeting of the Rockland District AS
ISOLATION.
Miss Nellie Griffin of Bangor. has
been the guest of Miss Carrie Hanley
for a short time.
Mrs. ". s. -Cleaves has gone to
Wells. where she will make an ex-
tended visit with friends.
MRS Herbert Croker has returned
from trip to Boston.
Miss Susie Cary of Farmingdale.
spent Sunday at her home here.
LiTcHFiELD PLAINS.
III. W. Adams has so far recovered
from his late injuries as TO sit 10 a.
part of the time. 4
{. I. Powers. who was taken with a
severe pain in the foot, Friday after
noon is more comfortable
Mrs. Sarah Williams is i'll.
Raw Small is suffering from a
bruised toe , T
Mr.. and Mrs. O. A. True have re-
turned home from Washington. ID. C.
M. True is suffering from an attack
of asthma.
Mrs. +. r. Lapham has returned |
home from Lawrence, Mass. ~.
The apple.crop Is nearly harvested in !
this vicinity. 81 $50" r,s
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MRS. CRAM. CL-AIRVoYANT, CAN
be consulted on health or business. Ref
erences trom leading business people.
Hours from 10 A.. Nj 10 10 r. NJ. Cases
taken by mail. No. Capitol street, Au-
SIsra. Me act2idiw@
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-10-22

PLAIN SEWING AT HOME $500
per week. Materials sent everywhere
free. Steady work. Send addressed en-
velopa for particulars. pu Pont Dept 81
LOOK Box 13Sg Philadelphia. Pa. ncfa2d1LA
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BRANCH MILLS.

The Branch Mills school gave an en-.
tertainment. Wednesday evening. a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-10-22

Passenger traiss leave Augusta AZ fol-
lows:
'rHRpt-fsfJ TRANS
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IOLE, Agent, HaIloWeli.
BOOTHHAY DIVISION.
POPHAM REAcH ROUTE

Steamer win leave Popbam Beach daily.
except Sunday. at s A. NJ. Returning, Will
leave Bath at go p M calling az
Phippsburg Centre, Hinckleys Il. and
Bay Point 2li 4sM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1902-10-22

TO BUY ALI KINDS OF DOGS;
also coon and angora cats. T. l.. Hop
Nins x c. l.. Wakefield Augusta. Ne.
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