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The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1905-12-20

A CHRISTMAS SERMON.
The show window at Dilley's store
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BORN.
SOMERSET

SOMERSET.
uarmony-May 80, to the wife of Elmer
pore, a daughter.
PISCATAQUIS.
Kingsbury-June 4, to the wife of Mont.
Sinclair, son.
KENNEBEC.
Waterville-May -. to the wife of H;ir-
vey o. Eaton twin daughters.
SOMERSET.
Smithf1cld-May q, to the wife of d. f.
Skowhesan-May "a. to the wife of Alton
York. Il son.
Pittsiield-May %. to the wife of Joseph
Carter, son.
HANCOCK
Orland-May 81 to the wife of Dennis II.
Sopcr. IL daughter; to the wife of H. W:
White. a daughter: May "a to the wife of
Percy NJ. Dorr Il daughter.
Eden-May %. to the wife of Colburn 5.
Bar Harbor-May g. to the wife of Ed
ward T. Hopkins. a daughter
Bluehill-May %. to the wife of Frank L..
Mason. a daughter. o, - tho v,fo of
Harlan Murphy. 4 daughter
North Deer Isle-May "a. to the wife of
Warren T. Powers, daughter
.Stonington-May %, to thr VIE OIL
Thomas Alvin Williams. daughter.
WASHINGTON.
CaIais-May 90 to the wife of II. &. Nc
GregOr. a daughter.
OXFORD.
West Sullivan-May q, to the wife of
Orvillc u. Gordon. a son.
North Sulivan-May q. to the wife of
Angus Hennigar daughter.
Paris-May % to the wife of Gilbert
Shaw. n daughter
East SulIivan-May 25. to the wife of
Fletcher Martin, a daughter.
NOrway-May 81 to the wife of F. H.
,y,;;, RI ~
Willie Cummings a daughter. ,
Sumncr-May %. to the wife OF Wills
Ames. daughter.
West Paris-May %. to the wife OF
Minot s. Davis, daughter.
AROOSTOOk.
Spragues Mll-May q, to the VIE OF
Clifford Bolster. daughter.
Fort Particularly %, to the wire or
Raymond r. Johnston. son.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Roxhury. Mass.-May q. to the wife OF
Arthur II. Swan. son. :. j.
Newport, n. H.-May %. to the wife OF
Blaine s. Vilcs, daughter.
Dracut. 'Mass.-May &c. to tbs wire OF
Ray 8. Lurvey, a son.
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IN ~
,.HoRNplKE.
.,e poles ere being set from
age as far as Mark Palmer's.
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re. age as far as Mark Palmer's.
ing who will have 1t in their houses
orc find it a great convenience.
: Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Ashford spent
Saturday and Sunday in Belfast as
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Newell Bagley.
Mrs. Lydia Ward, who has been un-
der the doctors care lately. is much
letter.
Grass is looking fine. Apple trees
are nearly all blossomed out. TIE
farmers are nearly all done planting.
has been put in.
Ray Ashford has been confined to
the house by sickness but Is improving.
Mrs. Lydia Ward is seriously i'll with
acute indigestion. Drs. Dodge of Troy.
and Hurd Of Thorndike Station, are at
tending her.
| Miss Annie Wingate is at Y. A. Ward 8
during the illness of her mother. Addie
Ward being in poor health and not being
able to care for her mother alone.
w. l. Hunts sister. Mrs Barrows of
Waterville. was visiting at his home.
Monday.
HALLDALE.
Mrs. George Trundy, who has been
very sick is improving.
J. w. Plummer moved to Freedom
village, last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred NJ. Poland. left.
Monday, for Hancock county, where
they are to engage i'll business.
Farmers in this vicinity are nearly
| through planting. About the usual
amount Of potatoes has been planted,
notwithstanding the low price at the
present time.
Apple trees have hlossomed very full
| with good prospect of Il large crop
of apples.
NORTH PALERMO.
There were services. Sunday. at the
Baptist church conducted by Rev. J. r.
Hall of Branch Mills.
Chil6ren's day will be observed. June
10, at the Methodist church by a con-
| cert given by both churches.
Daniel Bachelor decorated the SOL
diers' graves at the Center and in the
Marden and Smith cemeteries, Men,
| orial day.
A number of patrons attended the
| Pine Cone Union at the Branch.
Wednesday, and enjoyed the meeting
much.
Quite a crew Of men under the SUPER
vision Of Geo. A. Worthing have been
repairing the roads here the past week.
Everett Besse and family were the
guests of Rufus Rowe, Sunday.
James Longfellow has arrived at the
home of his daughter. Mrs. c. w.
Studley, where he will pass the sum-
| mer.
L, w. Hibard is visiting friends here
| on a short vacation from his work on
| the yacht "Novia."
PALERMO CENTER.
| A son was born, May 20. to the wife
| OF Bion Grant.
| Mrs NJ. S. Campbell, who has been
| visiting her sister, Mrs. j. w. North
rup returned to Augusta, Sunday.
Work begun on the State road, Mon
day.
| Ernest Turner, who has been at
| Portland for treatment is expected
home, this week.
w. w. Turner passed Thursday in
| Whitcfield on business.
| Maud Pullen is at work for Mrs. ].
w. Northrup for a few days.
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PERSONAL Mention.

AIgeron Mcpherson of Atlanta, Ga.
was a visitor in Augusta, Saturday.
Mrs. Pearl Twitche,l of South Vassal-
horo, was calling on friends i'll Angus
ia. Saturday.
Can't. ID. w. Lovejoy has resumed his
position in the post Office. after a 1--WE
weeks illness.
j. Stanford Wright Of London. Eng
land, was among the guests registered
at Hotel North. Saturday.
C. w. Atchley of Waterville. was
making social and business calls In
town, Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman L. Bassett
passed the Sabbath at Mr.. Bassett's
former home. at Wins.ow.
Kew. II. f. Dunnack was at kents
Hill, Sunday evening, where he dellv-
cred an address before the graduating
class of the school.
Governor and Mrs. Charles Knowlton
who have been the guests of relatives
at Wakefield, Mass. returned to thch
home in this city. Saturday afternoon
Walter Damrosch arrived from Ne"
York, Saturday afternoon, on Train NJ
II. and joined his family, who are sum
mcring at the Blaine mansion on state
street. r
Arthur n. Edwards and family, and
Mrs. Mary S. Edwards, all Of Boston
arrived in the city. Saturday afternoon
and will pass the summer at the home
stead, No. Myrtle street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. H. French return
ed. Saturday afternoon, from Bethel
and will take up their residence at the
Higgins place, on East Chestnut street
which they have leased Cor the season.
Mrs. William Towle ard daughter
Beatrice who have been visiting for
several days with Mrs. Tcwle's sister
Mrs. JOS. S. Nichols OF this city. re-
turned. Saturday afternoon. to their
home in Sidney.
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The members of Trinity Commandery
No. I. K. T. are requested to meet at
the Masonic Temple, Wednesday eve
ming. to discuss trip which 1t is pro-
posed to make on st. Johns day.
Saturday. June a. Many of the Off
GERS and members feel that a days out
ing would be pleasant at that time.
Several places have been discussed
among them being Boothbay harbor'
Maranacook, the Songo river and
Castle Casco on the F'reeport shore.
The last named seems TO be the favor
tie with those who have thus far cx-
pressed an opinion. If the comman-
derry went there it would leave here at
S4z A. NJ, for Brunswick and thence
by special electrics to Castle Casco for
shore dinner and an afternoons en-
jocment by the sea. The arrival homo
would be on the evening train. A band
would be taken along and there would
be short parade here before depar-
ture and also a march in Brunswick
from the railroad station to the cleo
tries on Pleasant street. OF course.
this trip is not determined upon and
the meeting. Wednesday evening. is
for the purpose Of talking it over and
finding out how many can be counted
upon to 20.
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DIE D.

WALDO.
Montville-May q. James A. Bailey
aged 60 years and months
KENNEBEC.
Oakland-May 20. Mrs. Matilda A. Davis
aged Il years, months; May ~ FRANK
Maincs, aged 2S years.
South Gardiner-May 20, Joseph Ihur-
cell.
Waterville-May %. Mrs. Lena Lashon,
aged n wears: May g. Thomas Eanstead.
aged IS years: May q, Frank Lowrcy
NAV "a, Sidney f. Reed aged Al years.
Augtista-May 70. Mrs Julia A. Brown,
aged 81 years: May ~. Mrs. Nathane
Confer. aged p years. I months. q days
Nav Is. George E. Preble. formerly oil
Bath. o, , =.
Tocrs-Mav IS, John Crymble. aged "a
wears: George A. Shores, aged ~ years
charles leCain. Of Boston. aged 81 years
Haliowell-May q. Charles A. Sumner
:" e;ardincr-May "A. Mrs. Laura Hawkes.,
aged 20 years.
AROOSTOOK.
Fnrt Fairfield-May 26. Miss Myrtle M.
Thurlough, aged % years. 2 months. )
DAYS; Lucy Currier Averill, aged nearly
80 years.
WASHINGTON.
Calais-May %. Joanna Toner. aged &c
years; May 30, William Coleman, aged Il
years.
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Portland-NIay %. William Wood and
Ida NJ. Williams of Greenwood.
BridgtOr-May ~. James Coulton and
Miss JOSIE LeBianche Cross.
and Mrs. Lottic f. Nelson. both of Long
Island.
FRANKLIN.
Chesterville-May2 %; Lewis L; Riggs
and Miss Lillian Nj. Berry. both of
Vienna.
HANCOCK.
Extraordinarily %. Prentice +. Soper
and Miss Louise S. Patton.
North Sullvan-May "a. Charles cum
minEs Watson and Miss Alice Gertrude
Bunker, both of North Sullivan.
OXFORD.
Bethcl-Mav IS. w. II: Dotcn of South
Paris and Miss Annie Merrill of West
Norway-May 81. Arthur Cyrus Thur
low and Mary Hannah Austin. both of
Paris
and Tamah Mansier. both OF Rumiord
Falls.
SOMERSET.
Skowhcgan-May q, William Griffin and
Miss Mary Watson. both of Sk"whegan
Nav u, Carl Eutcau and Miss Mary
Clcish. both of Skcwhcgan.
Bineham-Ma. %. Thomas Cahill OF
bingham and Miss Georgia Dunton OF Au-
gusta.
Cleveland of Skowhegan and Miss Fannie
Wcbber of Norridgcwock.
WASHINGTON.
Calais-May q. Gregory Hornbrook and
Miss Cecilia Bullock. r..
Calais-May .,Gcorge II. Tecd OF 81.
Stephen and Dora Street OF montreal
Nav 30. George X. Robinson and MISS
Eliza McCurdy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mclrose Mass.-Junc ]. iI0rlnS l.. Cush-
man and Miss Marguerite LIBBY
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ANDRSCOGGIN.
Auburn-May %. Mrs. Emily ]. Hunt
ress. aged Il years.
Lcwiston-May .. George II. Miller.
aged 26 years.
PENOBSCOT.
BanEor-May %, Mrs. Sarah E. Prescott,
aged IS years.
p. Old Town-May "A, John Carrow. aged 81
years.
CUMBERLAND.
Portland-May 26. Rachel Fl. Mason.
aged Il years; Joseph II. Clark. aged Sc
years; May % William jackson Ma rshall
aged 3 years. II months; May 30, Joseph
Il. Wright, aged 81 years.
SrarbOro-May %. Noah Randall, aged
70 years. ) months. Is days.
Rrunswick-May %. Ernest w. Drake
aged 81 years.
FRANKLIN.
F'armington-May a. Mrs. Mary Seavey.
aged 70 years. 4 months, days.
Paris-May "a. Margaret Brown. aged %
years.
South Paris-May a. Mrs Lucetta
WinslOw. aged - years.
Ridlonville-May 81 william c. Day.
NQrway-May 81 Emily *. Etheridge.
aged 80 years, I days.
Bcthel-May q. Frank W. Barker. aged
80 years.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mattapan Mass-May 2S, Frank r.
Cobb. formerly of Portland. aged rs years.
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THE CHRISTIAN ENDEAvORERS
Of kennebec County Hold Summer
Convention at Winthrop Center.

The Christian Endcavor Union Of
Kcmebcc county met. Friday. June o.
ut the Winthrop Center Friends
church and held its summer conven-
ton The program was fine and the
speakers excellent. Among those pres
ent were Rev. H. H. Hayes, Gardiner:
State c. f. president, w. Z. Overlook,
Washington; state c. i. vice president.
Rev. c. d. Crane. Waterville; and
State field secretary, Miss Margaret
Koch, Portland.
State Treasurer Rev. Charles Wood
man. Portland, spoke in the afternoon
on Equipment for Service" Prof
Wilbur F.. Berry of Kent's Hill spoke
in the evening on "a Single Eye"
A report from the societies of the
county gives a membership of over S)d
c. f.. workers. The societies voted to
send State President Hayes to tn"
Baltimore International Z. T. conven-
tiOn July 5-10.
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,UP-TO-DATE FARM METHODS
Another Set of Rules For III. no;., H.
Training and Care of the HORSE '''''' Oh

| u. A. Putnam of Ottawa. Ont :,
MS practical talks on farm dairy mat
ters gives the following advice:
"A person suffering from any dice.
vi VINO mas been exposed to a conta OF
~ u1sease, should remain away from
cows and milk.
II warm weather the milk should h.
coo,ed by setting the pals or cans r.
coiu water while it is being aerated
cool to IS degrees INSIDE OF hair an
hour. 'A oil
saturday nights ami Sunday morn.
ihgs milk should be cooled To an 10
Sizes or less. set In cool cellar. COW
eieu with a clean rObs or blanket and
not disturbed until Monday morning.
whenever the lid left eff a can FOR.
any length of time, cloth or mosnuito
"ctting should be ued to keep out in
sects. '"' ILL.,
Never dump warn milk into car
ana leave it over ngnt without strain
lhg' aerating and cooling. Never mix
fresh, warm milk With that which has
been cooled
Over-ripe milk is caused by LEAVING
or keeping it too nigh a tempern.
ture.
Two or thre' thicknesses Of choose
cloth make good strainer. Clo.I
strainers shoid always be thorou,
washed, the boiled and hung
pure atmosfere to dry.
Milk sho'd always he Aincd ana
cooled by lpping. stir.-s anu sur
rounding cold w~-cr Immediately
after mSing. It should always be
aired w,re the air is rure-at least
6ftv ~ 10, more IL pCssible) from
aDv svi barrel. hog pen, hog yard.
feed ugh. barn yard. milking yard,
or dry road.
Mot use wooden pals. Discard all
rus pals, cans or stirring utensils.
wy should be emptied as soon as it
q ives at the farm. Milk cans and
ills should be washed with a brush
I'd lukewarn water, in which a little
i soda has been dissolved, then
aided and placed on thei: sides in the
IN. Scour with salt occasionally. Do
1t use a cloth to either wash or wipe
.cnsils. Always wipe cows udders.
lnks and teats before milking. Milk
it'll clean, dry hands. Milk quietly.
nickly, clearly and thol oughly.
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mack and attended the service at the
Green street NJ. E. church. About 40
members were in attendance. meeting
at the lodge rooms and marching to
the church.
The services were arranged with
special reference to the visiting lodge.
excellent music being rendered by the
church choir, and the sermon, by Rev.
Mr.. Dunnack. being on the subject,
"Knighthood's Quest" The speaker
dwelt upon the high ideals Of manhood
which the order inculcates, calling at
tention to the qualities requisite to
successful quest as wisdom, Kindness
and Courage" The service was much
enjoyed by all present and was sue
cess in every way.
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I a Alt little before the appointed time for
son ushered Mr.. Norman X. Fuller
frlncipal Guy w. Chapman to the sta
where they sat amid a profuse bank
t; WIG flowers and ferns. The dect
| IONS were conducted by the sophOm
class and much credit Is certainly due
| them. ~ :, WV
| At s O'clock to the strains of the r,
from Halls Orchestra. the grtdeir
| class followed by the eight spealsery-
!. the junior class. were marshhlle6 pJeo-
seats in front by Mary A. H0roest one
. thing went off successfuiiy rendered.
the the par o
d their parts well. which, G. Powell Of
work and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
the instructress. .yot Watervliie, ad-
2 MIR. Normaaa ,Ind then awarded the
u dressed the IA.
t pleasing rers the pregnant:
a d' Fo1Iow: Music:
Music.
-. Bed of Benedict Arnold"
ne II. Act /, LAS You Like It."
'Thc Victor of Marenao."
"Trick VS.. Trick" Henry c. Reynolds
Music.
Music.
Alfred B. Patterson
THE Relation of Fiction to Religion
Lula 4. Stuart
Jerry. the Bobbin Boy"
Edythc F. Hutchinson
Jimmy Browns Sisters Wedding"
james p. Herd
Reprieve,"
Footsteps That Die Out Forever" '
Eva A. Getchell
Music
Comforting of Diplomas.
BenedictiOn.
GRADUATES:
Classical cOurse-Lllla Annie Stuart.
Scientific course-Alfred Bassett Patter-
son.
After the exercises a reception was held
to the seniors. Halls Orchestra played
several selections during the evening. and
punch was served by Miss Lucia A.
Howard.
Mrs. Bert Delano lies very i'll at her
home on Pine street.
A rehearsal was held. Saturday after
noon. at the church here. for Children's
Sunday. which will be held June 1s
NORTH PITTsToN.
Miss Mary Cary of East Pittston was a
caller at c. X. Green's. Friday.
George Parcher of Ellsworth called on
friends in this place, Saturday.
COrydon Jones and Mr.. Wood were call
crs at Fred Jones', Sunday.
Mrs. Cora Blackman Leonard of Passa-
dunkeag, called on friends in town. Tues
day.
Mrs. Matte Mansir Plummer of Angus
tn, Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. r. Mansir.
W. p. Tobey had the misfortune while
in Gardiner. Saturday. to lose his wallet
containing several dollars.
Miss Hannah Grant was taken sudden
ly Ill, Monday. but at present is much
more comfortable. She was attended by
DIR. Cobb.
J. T. Grant. II. p. Grant and Miss Nellie
Grant attended the funeral of their sister
and aunt. Mrs. James Merrill, at West
Gardiner, Monday.
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In the list Of candidates among the
teachers in Maine Grammar schools
in the Boston Herald contest. Sunday,
Miss Clara L. Rice. teacher Of drawing
in the William r. Smith Grammar
school of this city, stood at the head,
with 1878 votes. The second in line
WIS Miss May Of Rockland, with Is, $40
votes.
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Inc demand for hipb.c,,..
Ipra.e. was never greater than q
Driver. e" Aork Rider an
coIt.e breeder says that in tr,inir
Us Us II Is often just as easv 70 toa.
81. 10 walk fast as to WALL ,Io,,,
d morse less to swing alone =.
So livery walk than to poke ,lor, =,
s, pace. and the amount NJ I'm,
NY Iast walking is considcra h,o
a marched pair Of roadsters uero 70
LII, sold by Roscoe Repiami,, ~
Wlnstead. Conn.,, to Artbur T NIL.
new York for $4,000 Tbe,, -
pays. 1854 hands. 2 200 no,,naool-
orc 49, ".cneo' high headed, Oh class
horses bring good pricesa ,, -.
president RooseveIon his western
DehVer. Col, wknded the horse
'rip' mighty cent which is being
oreeolng expGe Colorado experiment
carried on a the supervision of the
station, Uyernment. Referring to the
->"lonsrance of Morgan blood which
preDfses selected for this experiment
the. he said the Morgan is unsur-
,assed for the production of general
Utility horses.
The best and safest way to ship val
liable young colts and FLIES by rail,
cCording to a livestock writer. Is to
off one end of q good freight
ar, then spread a thick layer of good
lay evenly all over the floor and turn
he youngsters loose. A brood mare
With a fOal at foot may also be shipped
n the same manner. The bottom
'Oard of the partition should rest upon
he floor or SO near it as to prevent any
possibility Of the animals pushing a
DOT and leg under it when lying down.
Draft horse blood cannot be success
ully used in crossing with any other
,reed or blood to produce carriage or
oach horses. TIE Live Stock Journa!
avs the thoroughbred stations have
,ecn bred with all classes of draft
mares in England. Scotland and Amer
ca and proved an utter failure, al
hough apparently SO plausible SO also
s the trOtting stallion cross on draft
mares a failure as thousands of farm
RS have been induced to breed that
way to get the ideal coacher as the
lappy medium and it is a waste of
rood breeding to breed any of the
,oach stations to draft mares. The
lraft blood does not produce coach
ype horses.
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Purser Greenlesf of the steamer
Gardiner, was In the city. Saturday.
distributing the summer time tables by
which the steamer will be run. The
steamer will cone to Augusta. Tuesday
night, and will go on the route between
this city and Boothbay, "Wednesday
morning, Jupe IA. leaving Augusta at
gag A. NJ. Her landings will be made.
this season, at Whites wharf. instead
of the steamboat wharf, as heretofore.
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Sergt. Edward Rabbett Of Ire United
States Ordinance Corps, wiS was Tor
many years stationed at K.nnebec ar
senal. but who is now Stationed at Fort
Hancock. Sandy Hook, I. y, arrived
In the city, Saturday afternoon. on fur
Tough. and will pass tie time with his
sister. Miss Mary. Rasbett, on Arsenal
street. Sergt. Rabbet' has nearly COM
pleted his term Of s.rvice, and will be
retired in June, 1906
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L. L. Wellman of this city. is the
owner of what is probably the fastest
naphtha launch on the upper kenne-
bee The boat arrived at Augusta. Fri
day night from Bath. and is a S0-foot-
er, of the torpedo model. She Is
equipped with an S-horse power RuHa-
10 automatic engine. and has guar
antee speed Of 10 miles per hour. The
launch is almost noiseless when under
way and can reel off the miles in a way
that ia good to look upon.
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1t is probable that the list of scret
societies in the city will be before ong,
increased by the organization Of an
other tribe of the Improved Orfr OF
Red Men. The matter is now beingtall-
ed up, and quite degree of interst
is manifested. 1t is expected that an
organizer will visit Augusta within 4
few days, and that definite steps VIII
soon be taken toward the institution Of
q tribe
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City Marshal Breen has received
from City Marshal Ste6bins of Spring
field. Mass. a description Of one James
G. Nelson. alias Chas. Beamer, alias
Chas. Hayden, who is wanted in that
city for the larceny Of tcwclry. Nelson
Is q years of age. stands feet in
chcs. and weighs Us pounds. He has 2
smooth face, light complexion and hair
and is very pale. When last seen he
wore a dark coat and trOwsers, fancy
vest, and q black derby hat.
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King Co.. No. 4. U. r.. K. Of P, has
recently received and accepted an invi.
tation to 60 to. Calais and St. Steph.
ems. early in August, when the Canal
dian Grand Lodge will be in sessc
there. A meeting will be held in te
near future, to make arrangements or
the trip, and in all probability som 35
or 40 members of the Uniform Pnk
will decide to attend
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS
Attera Special Sunday Services Held
at Green Street Church.

Following their annual custom, the
knights OF Pythias observed Sunday,
June II. as day for attending Divine
worship in body. and Calanthe
Lodge Of Augusta. responded to the in
vitation Of Sir Knight Henry E. Dun
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A party of Eastern Steamboat Co. Of
ficials were in the city. Saturday, hav-
ing made the trip from Gardiner on the
Della Collins. They were General Man.
agcr Calvin Austin of Boston, John
blaisdell OF Bath. manager of the East
ern division, and General Agent Fred
erick Jones Of Boston. Their visit to
Augusta was in the interests Of the
company.
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Lieut.. Lambdin, Of Fort Mckinley
Portland harbor, who was in the city
Saturday, looking over the United
States property yet remaining in the
old arsenal storehouse, returned to
Portland In the afternoon. He will
recommend that tug be sent from
Portland for the material, and that It
he divided between Forts Williams and
Preble.
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E. c. Leighton calls attention to the
demonstration and exhibition of F. p.
corsets to b" given at her store, Nom
day. Tuesday and Wednesday of this
week. Miss Gaige is an expert corset
woman, will give many fine points in
the art Of fitting and wearing corsets.
These corsets were awarded the high
est award at the st. Louis Exposition.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1905-06-12

Mrs. D. Stanley and Miss Margaret
Lyon Of this city. have taken the Bav
View House. at Ocean Point, and the
house il now open for the season.