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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-20
Piscataouis Pomona Grange.

Piscataquis Pomona Grange held its
regular monthly meeting, July Z, with
Shirley Grange at the latter's beautiful
grange home. The subordinate grange
in Shirley is not large, but what it
lacks in numbers it makes up in en-
thusiasm.
About so from the home and neigh
boring oranges were present when
Worthy Master F.. S. Wharf, called the
meeting to order. The fifth degree was
conferred on 10 members and several
nearby oranges were reported by their
masters or representatives. after which
recess was declared for dinner.
After dinner the grange was called
to order in open session and a very fine
program presented by the lecturer pro
tenn, Bro W. w. Sawtelle. master of
Shirley Grange, and the Pomona
Grange has reason to be proud of those
who took part in it.
The address of welcome was given
by Sister Ella Church and the response
by Bros Prescott of Juanita Grange
Abbot. and f.. Il. Golf of Central
Grange, Foxcroft. After singing by
the choir the following question was
discussed: What are the relative
merits from cultivation and fertiliZa-
ton derived by growing crops" 1t
was opened by Bro. Sawtclle and the
discussion continued by Eros. Jackson,
Prescott, Draper, Wharf. Bradford.
Rogers Golf and others. Then came
instrumental music. Sister Kelley: reel
tation, Sister Spaulding; song, Sisters
Maud Sawtelle and Susie Kelley: reel
tation, Sister Grace Phillips.
This consumed all the time till the
train was due when the meeting was
closed. all voting it one of the most
successful meetings of the year.
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S. Ham Of FoXcroft, was driven three
miles at the p. G. Park recently, go
ing the first in 2.411a, the second il
24GM. and the third in 2.45, the last
half being made in 1.22. This colt is
only two years old the present season
and good Judges of hOrseflesh think
his late achievement is Il fine showing.
Young NasSol is Il stallion and of rich
bay color.
Lady Fondly. chestnut filly u months
old. by Alfondly, CD PIP. dam by Gray
son. by Electionepr, is Il fine animal
owned by j. w. Plummer of Fort Fair
field. Her second dam was an inbred
Fearless mare. Lady FOndly shows
the intelligence and tractability that
generally accompany good breeding 60
ing almost rs steadily as an old horse
tho first time she was hitched up.
George S.. 2.21, the bay pacing geld
ing owned for several years back by
I.inwood r. Seelcy of Fort Fairfield,
ANA sold by him some months ago to
George Gcrow of Yarmouthville, was
recently sold by the latter to n wealthy
old gentleman in Boston for 5000. This
gentleman is very fond of George S..
and will give him Il good home the rest
of his life. The horse is now IL
years old. His buyer agreed to give
$500 for him if he could show an eighth
in Is seconds. but he is said to have
shown it in 1iI seconds, Il LA gait.
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MAINE FARMING NOTES.

Harry Weymouth, DeXter's progress
sive potato grower has 20 acres of fine
tubers planted this year. They are
looking exceedingly well, giving prom
Use of n great yield
F.. Chandler Lufkin Of Phillips,
thinks he has the biggest and best calf
in the state. The animal is a beauty.
seven months old and girths four feet
and seven inches.
A. T. McKusick, Hillside Farm.
Dexter. is one of the lucky ones this
year with bees. His apary Is in ex-
cellent condition and they are doing
finely. While almost everyone COM
plains of it being a hard spring for bees
boxes of honey.
Maurice Hurd Of Dover South Mills,
is building another Silo making three
that he has. He planted IL acres of
corn last year but his two silos would
not hold it all. He has planted Is acres
and is hoping to raise enough to fill the
three silos. He keeps 20 cows and sells
the cream.
Mrs. John Goodwin. during the month
of May. made from four cows 100
pounds Of butter. One Of these cows Is
Il years old, and from her milk of one
day Mrs. Goodwin chuTned 2S ounces of
fine butter. Mr.. Goodwin has n fine
herd of cows and disnosoS of his butter
to regular customers n, n good price.
a Newport correspondent writes:
''The first .iniunent away of goose
berries was nude by P!chard II. Libby
of Hillside Farm. Tuesday morning.
Sixteen hrSh.is Of fine berries We're
sent to the BOSTON market in the re-
frigcrator car md other shipments will
regularly follow. Mr.. Libby reports
that while His crop Of Gooseberries will
not conc u to that Of last season in
0uantitN, vet II. quality 1t will be far
ahead. the to1 rte II ing of extra size
and flavor. trIrrants will soon be
shipped away ~ Nr. Libby, then plums
and other snail fruits will be in order.
MIR. Libby has long since demonstrated
that II nays tho nTacti"al farmers to
raise berries and small! frnit."
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GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES.

HOulton Grange is making arrange
ments for it's second annual fair.
Eobleboro Grange conferred the third
and fourth degrees upon five candidates
at Il recent meeting.
Instead of taking a vacation through
haying. Harvest Moon Grange, Thorn
dixie. will hold meetings every Satur-
day evening until further notice.
Memorial, Grange. Boyd Lake. is hav-
ing lots of degree work. This grange
about n year ago had only 20 menu
hers. but now the membership list has
nearly 90 names.
On July l. Somerset Grange, Nor
ridgewock. had a membership of 2S4
in good standing. This grange has
voted to build a hall at cost not t."
exceed $1,000.
Granite Grange, North Snarspnrt
held Il regular meeting. July 9TH. WITH
u full house. Three candidates W"'"
instructed in the third and i"drth Dc
.recs one member Icinstatcd and on"
admitted by card.
Another interesting meeting Of East
SangervIe Grange was held. July 9th
and a fine program given. consisting of
the following parts: Duet, Mrs. W..
H. Leland and Mrs. F.. Fl. Leland: reel
tation. Alice Weymouth; recitation,
Irttie T.. Knowlton; reading Haiti"
Cle;lves: recitation, earle Leland;
song. choir. This grange is ii: good
condition and is still at work on its
new hall.
PenobsCot Pomona Grange will meet
with Rural Grange. Veazi". Saturday,
July -. The libraries will he eXchang-
Cd at This meeting. w. J. Thompson.
State lecturer. is expected to be pres
ent. There Will he report on the
subordinate oranges and the fifth de
gree will be conferred in full form by
the degree staff of East Eddington
Grange Question for discussion: How
can we best develop the latent abilities
of our members"
Franklin Grange. Wilton. turned over
n recent meeting to the ladies'. TIL"
officers were: Master. Miss Rubie Ire
land; Overseer, Mrs. Nora Fletcher;
patekeeper Cora Wilson; steward, Mrs.
Webster; asst. steward, Mrs. Hattie
Carter; secretary, Mrs. Belle Chase:
treasurer. Bertha Bridges; organist
Iona Wilkins. A fine program was
carried out and the lady officers fur
nished q nice treat of home made can
dy. The next regular meeting comes
July 26th. and it is expected w. j.
Thompson, State lecturer. will be pres
ent.
The regular meeting of Piscataquis
Grange. Sebec. was held. Saturday
evening, July 9. with about 50 members
present After the regular business. c.
J. Chase entertained the grange WITH
graphophone selections. At the next
meeting the following program Will be
carried out: Song. choir; recitation
Orman Chase: music, Alice Packard;
recitation. Harry Morrill,: recitation.
Erwin Wingate: recitation. Stacy G..
I.anpher. question, Resolved. That the
Liquor Habit is More Injurious than
the Tobacco Habit" Affirmative. Wal
ter s. Ladd; negative. Stacy c. Lam
pher; recitation, Grace Hagar; song,
Owen Johnston; recitation. Elsie Ly-
ford; reading of grange paper. Alice j.
Chase.
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RTATE NEwn.
HANCOCK.
SURRY.

The showers that have been seen to
arise have all passed by this section of
the State. The ground is very dry and
the crops need rain very much. Wells
also are getting low.
The schooner Lincoln is on the beach
being repaired during the quiet sea-
son. Captain Wood is his own car
pcnter.
Warden Lord is giving his house a
coat of paint.
Miss Louise Stickney Of Cambridge,
Mass, is the guest of Mrs. H. c. Mill
ken at present.
Miss Fannie Leighton Of Ellsworth,
spent Sunday in town, the guest of Mrs,
f. Cunningham of South Surry.
Miss Esther and Master Willie
Emery are spending few weeks in
Bangor.
Miss Effie Morgan of Bar Harbor. is
spending the summer with her grand
mother, Mrs. Frank Smith, South
Surry.
Mrs. Emily Haskell of Portland. is
spending a few weeks in town.
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of Liberty, was heard Of with much re-
grct Ivy mis- many friends and patrons
in this place.
Miss Mae Hatch is expecting visit
from her father. Capt. Everard Hatch
and ter brother, John, from the Philip
pines.
$. VI. Handy Of, Somervilie, Mass,
visited friends in the place last week.
Florence Whitaker OF Albion, is
working for Mrs. Alice Bowler.
Chas. H. Black is at home during the
haying season.
Oscar Turner is helping L. A. Bowler
for month.
The farmers have improved the good
weather and many Of them have An,
ished haying. .
TROY. '
Joseph vickery is visiting at his old
home at Troy Corner. =
Arthur Linscott has returned from q
ten days outing at Northfield.
Mr. and Mrs. f. E. Bagiey of Pitts
field. were in town over Sunday. ,t.-
Mrs. L. NJ. N. Stevens and Miss
Anna Gordon are expected to speak at
the Union church, next Sunday, July
oath.
Thomas Caverly took a fishing trip
TO Sebasticook lake, last week, return
ing with some unusually fine specimens
of white perch. /,
Miss Georgia Tozier of Unity. Is
visiting at David Piper's. =
Mrs. Laura GRAHAM and Miss Mabel
F'ernald of Benton. are visiting friends
in town.
Laforest Prentiss and family are
spending few weeks in Benton.
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READFiELD DEPOT.

Ruby Hammond spent Sunday at
! home with the family.
Mrs. Gasken Mt Holly. who accom-
panied Mrs. Sherman to her former
home. is the guest Of Mrs. N. D. Cor
don.
Rev. Mr.. King delivered an interest
ing discourse at the chapel. Friday eve
ming, his theme being the prodigal son.
Miss Fife Alden who is at LivermOre
Fails is instructing pupils in mandolin
music. Miss Alden is proficient in the
use of the mandolin.
A crew Of men are raising the track
and putting in gravel near Readfield
station.
Sandford Johnson was overcome by
the heat, Saturday. which resulted in
congestion of the brain. He Is seri-
health for some time. Mr.. Johnson is
attended by DR.. w. A. Wright.
MARANAcook.
Mrs A. r. Huff, East Boston. is at Fl.
u. Whittier's where she will remain
several weeks.
MeIlon -. HOIiI'SoIl 'ihu iiiViiu, t"S
we'll, were at Maranacook, Friday. fish,
ing.
A. w. Vincent, Cincinnati. who fell
from tree and received serious in
juries has gone to the Maine General
hospital.
atiss Annah Remick il stopping at
Beaver Brook farm.
Mrs. Abbie Brooks is quite III, the re-
suit Of being poisoned while picking
strawberries.
Mrs. Fuller and son, Boston. are
visiting the Eastman family at Sumach
Lodge.
The NJ. c. r. r. has quite force Of
men at Maranacook preparing the way
for a new bridge across the lake in
place of the old one. The steamers
will now have free passage and the
necessity of removing smoke stacks
will be avoided.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-20
FEMALE TROUBLE
NOT RECOGNIZED
As CATARRH.

recognized as being caused by catarrh.
Catarrh of one organ is exactly the
same as catarrh of any other organ.
What will cure catarrh of the head will
also cure catarrh Of the pelvic organs.
Peruna cures these cases simply because
it cures the catarrh.
II you have catarrh write at once to
DIR. Hartman, giving a full statement Of
your case, and he will be pleased to give
you his valuable advice gratis.
Address DR.. Hartman, President OF
The Hartman Sanitarium. Columbus, O,
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TRACK AND STABLE.

Lou Dillon will be at about LES when
she starts over the two minute track at
Readville in August.
The sons of George Wilkes have al
ready sired and his daughters produced
total of 2S2i standard performers.
Red Paint, 2.37h by Ponce de Leon, is
the fastest 3-year-ald of the season. He
is owned by T. II. Phair of Presque
Isle.
Sally Lunn, 2.2SA, is the fastest year
old trotter of the season. She is by
Virgins. 2.19k, out of Belle de Baron by
Alsation. son of Sultan and Alma Mater.
Vassol by Vassar, POI, owned by w.
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Contracted Chronic Diarfhosa White
in the PHILIPPINES. pei

while with the u. 8. Army in the
Philippines, contracted chronic diar-
rhoea. I suffered severely from this
terrible disease for over three years
and tried the prescriptions OF numeFOps
physicians. but found nothing that did
me any good until I tried Chambers
lain's Collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. two small bottles Of which en-
tirely cured me and have since had
no return of the disease."-HermGn
Stein. PIP N. Union Ave-, Pueblo. Cofo-
RADIO. This Remedy is for sale BY John
Coughlin. Augusta, c. H. Beane. Gar
diner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-07-20

N,''St'ok Pomona Grange met with
'"fid Grange. July .. Grange called
y "farr with Worthy Master F. p.
s''"l III the chair. Officers present
e'e master. chaplain. secretary. treas
er anu Ceres. Fourteen We're in
fg II, in the fifth degree of the order.
'"4 question of fertilizing was dis
SEQ ]. w. Dudley gave some ex-
"'"u remarks in favor of the farm
telephone line. Ashland Grange
P, Az a program as follows:
p'u u'ess OF Welcome, Leland Young
10. Worthy Master F. p. Grant
Alice Lee
Bong, Lot'ie Holmes
s %.,,e Rafford, Accompanies. L. Young
Ipso;.eue, Mrs. Abbie Walker
Ronv III Alice Lee
~ File Rafford and Leland Young
o'eu 10 meet with Aroostook Union
se' South Pressure Isle, in six
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Eugene Smi:.noT chaplain of the
Russian emba ssy in London, says that
the Russian church maintains flourish
ing missions in Japan an' China. Her
Japan mission lecan in 1865. The head
of It is Bishop Nicholas. and it num-
berg 1881 converts and thirty-four
ecclesfasties. All its clergy but one
priest and one deacon are Japanese,
and the mission is perfectly loyal to
the country. and teaches the japanese
that it is their duty to fight for Japan.
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SOME RSE1.
RIPLEY.

Felker's hall was the scene of a
merry party Of dancers Saturday eve
ming. The event was the marriage
reception and dance Of Mr.. and Mrs
Almond T.. Hermmingway. A cordial
invitation to everyone was sent out
Although a very warm night the hall
was crowded with. dancers till a late
hour Fine music and a nice treat
were furnished. The happy couple re-
ccived many beautiful presents includ-
ing large oak rockers. commode set,
water set. berry set, lamp and many
nice pieces of china, silver and linen.
They left on the Monday morning
train for a trip to Boston, before COM
ing to their home in Manchester, Me.
Mrs. Nellie Briggs and children OF
Dexter. are spending their vacation
with her mother. Mrs. VIM. Berry.
Wallace Pingree Of Lynn. Mass.
was in towr. over Sunday.
The Misses Gertie and Grace Phillips.
of Shirley are visiting Miss Mabel
Page.
A. f.. Hemingway and wife and A.
C. Hemingway left on the Monday
morning train for Waltham, Mass.
Mrs. Chas. Cove and Mrs. Mamie
Tate. Dexter. are stopping at II. n.
Bowdoin's for few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Moses Watson Of Dex-
ter called on relatives and friends In
town. Sunday.
Mrs. s. White of Pittsfield Is visiting
her sister Mrs. Chas. Ellis.
NORTH FAIRFIELD.
Mrs. Sophia Davis is visiting friends
in SkOwhegan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wade G. Wheeler and
son Clifton of WATERFOWL, Massachu-
sets. are spending number Of weeks
at Mrs. Wheeler's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Tibbetts
W. A. Hoxie Is taking a vacation up
river near MoOsehead lake.
Rev. Orlando C. Williams preached
in Union church. last Sunday.
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weeks, August 90 A rising vote of
thanks was extended to Ashland
Grunge for the manner in which they
We're entertained.
Program for the next Pomona meet
ing: Questions, Draining Our Wet
Land" Grass for the Wet Land"
Grange Work in the Future"
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Pomona Meetings.

,o-K-nnebec Pomona Grange,
chfr'r .1.-AroostoOk Pomona Grange,
in North Waldo Pomona, Winter
dg ---'''
4 as-KenneLec Pomona Grange. MT.
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EAST VASSALBORO.

&. Il. Richardson who ~ has been
spending few weeks at his home here
has gone to North Turner for several
weeks and from there will go to Newton
again before returning here.
Samuel Clark and Mrs. Frank Jones
of South China, spent Thursday with
Mrs. David Gates, it being Mrs. Gates
birthday.
Miss Nellie Butterfield from Wash
ingtOn, d. g., is at the =, Butterfield
homestead. Miss McFadden of Au-
gusta is with her.
Mrs. Zilpha Butterfield and Miss Liz
Zie Butterfield are visiting relatives in
Belfast for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whitney and
Master Stanley returned from Augusta,
Monday.
In the heavy shower that passed
over the village, Monday, the lightning
struck a large elm tree in front of
Charles Collins. No further damage
was done but many We're thoroughly
frightened.
Prof. r. NJ. Jones of Philadelphia,
and members Of the family. We're in the
village the past week in a fine new
touring car.
DR.. and Mrs. Mabry called on friends
IN the village, Wednesday.
Mrs. Addie Taber WAS in Waterville,
Thursday, on business.
james Jones of South China, was In
town, Monday, with Il touring car.
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Maclean reintroduces In the Canadian
Parliament his bill to change the name
Of Hudson bay to the Canadian sea- :
the government Will offer no objection
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WALDO.
oat eaMn

CARR'S CORNER-Services were
held at the baptist church as usual,
The sudden death Of DR.. J. w. Clough
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go Eleventh Street,
MiTWQukoo WSc

UHW00NCC, WIS. 7
"a short time ago found my con.
difion very serious. had headaches.
pains i'm the back, and frequent dizzy
spells which grew worse every month.
tried two remedies before Peruna.
and was discouraged when I took
the first dose, but my courage soon
returned. In less than two months
my health was restored. "...Mrs. M.
BrickneE
The reason Of so many failures to
cure cases similar to the above is the
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KENNEBEC.
CLINTON.

Fireside Chapter, No. 103, o. F.. S.,
have received an invitation from sun
set Chapter, No. 53, of SkOwhe gan, to
attend the annual picnic to be held at
Cascade Park, Oakland, July Z6. Sev-
eral other chapters will be in attend
ance. An entertainment will be
furnished by the visiting chapters
Quite a number of our members have
signilied their intention of attending
and it is hoped that all who possibly
can will avail themselves of the OPP
portunity as without doubt it will be
one Of the most enjoyable days of the
season. All are requested to. take
basket dinners.
Dora l.. Spearin returned home,
Saturday, from an extended visit to her
sisters in Auburn.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ]. Loder of Pittsfeld,
spent Sunday in Clinton.
Sebasticook Lodge, No. 146, F. and A.
NJ, accompanied by Fireside Chapter,
40. 103, 0. r.. s., attended church last
Sunday.
Roland Wiley of Waterville is
SpAnuing his vacation in town visiting
his relatives.
Miss Marshall of South Paris, is visit
ing at i)r. :. T.. Andrews.
M"'. r. s. Weeks and children of Fall
Liver. Mass, are visiting at N. ia
Iu.,as.
Mrs. Harry Stewart of Bangor, is
listing her father, Alfred Brown.
May Hunt and son. Aubrey, of
Lowell. Mass, are visiting at Mrs.
Tobias Gerald's.
Mrs. Kate Goodwin and son of
Springfield, are visiting at Mrs. Ross.
Az Mccoy is visiting at Mrs. Stinch-
fields
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fact that diseases
peculiar to t h G
female sex are
no t commonly
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Rits Of nepS from the Oranges

Note. Concerning Maine Pomona Subordinate
eansesPomona Meetings Held Over the Report Of
The WorkB Being Done.
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hayng field. but the weather is very
favorable for them.
Not much sickness here now.
Meats have advanced beyond the
reach Of most people. Maine VIII nave
to 60 into more cattle and sheep rails
ing. If some would raise more cattle
for beef and less for the dairy more
money would be realized by them we
have no doubt.
NORTH MANCHESTER.
Don II. Fifield, of Palmer, Mass,
who is employed as nurse in the
Massachusetts General Hospital, Is
spending his vacation with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Fifeld.
NORTH WINDSOR.
Mrs. John Merrill passed away, Tues
day, at 1890 The funeral services will
be held at the Baptist church at 2
o'clock. Thursday.
SOUTH FAYETTE.
+ s. w. Hewitt has the best field OF
growing corn that the writer has seen
the present season. which Is considered
a poor year for corn.
w. II. Richmond has bought the grass
on the North Wayne Tool Cos. land at
that place and Is now engaged cutting and
hauling the same home.
Mrs. Frances Pike johnson OF Coati-
cook. Canada, and her little daughter.
Mabel. are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. }.
NJ. Pike at Wayne.
Mrs. Breed of Clinton. Mass. who has
been the guest Of her sister. Mrs. A. N.
Manter, at Wayne. returned 10 her home.
morning, accompanies by her
niece. who has also been visiting Mrs.
ManteT. -.---
Friends of Lotion D. Jennings of North