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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03

topper 9orerne, bpilfet binorer Siif.
ten fra at tranee iig inb isiennem
SfaIet. Sor en- Del opnanes %iannne
ReiltItat oeo at paffe sGg neo / Salt;
tbi SGItet iIutter iaa tat omfring, at
2uften boloes noe.
Spcoc for imaa aplinser.
Ger gioes ingen aorniort, Der eg.
rer iie ian goot til Noo for imaa
&plinger iom urtnlt Soeoe. Stror
aplliuqerne er uofl9ffebe. fan bet
p9re bra at fnuie Speben liot, men
iiben er Oct bebre al De faar Den Jcl,
men SanS % 8riis maa til. 2iost
40 8ongeu og ofte cr bebit. Set er
rof iaa eoot at bore foriigtig % bls'
oe SpeSen, fsr ben gines til intaa
aplIinger; tbi 6a trittfter 6en life
op | Screen, iom ellers fam ifaffe San.
ifeIigbeoer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03
Tp0ielsOagsbpgen.
Spab Golf ipnes ON Den.

GssieIssassbpsrn bar ies r~ucetaset % lea hfsr ben
uemGriet sOot. SeJ tror, bet CT ben eeons Srrnis'
beg, ies enSEu bar faaet NAB Slaost. % iss Tan raJi
aubeiaIt BEN til ale.
guTrte Diipn. GsIfoE, sSS.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03

seq bar uubiasst JsSIsTssasseOssn. for rpurr.
M assr Deu b~isrtslis Eat. Seq Tan nss SIass on.
b,fais Den III enhrer gariEie, ben CT baaS' inies
ssIaut % en- Gtso for sthusrt GUS.
s. 9. glitch ciafis. RIun
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03

5CtIsoaasbostu muetaoct % sienus inject mso
SnterrsVs. 9ens ubitpr o. SnohoIo sr uomGrts I
III slass. Ses riESe lie mite ben for uOseu gris.
Barre ssrnte 9pssu paa bet beshs ~aubsfaisi o.
b~itrtsIte Eat.
u y. ]pffsrsabL Cation. q. Sa'.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03

9,res Itns fsb'slsoassbos bar ies moSs0set o.
fasr Srr iaa manage Eat. Sea oil Hsb BIaOe aHbs'
talr BEN iii tuepsr 5amtlis. iOm suisr en- nattis %
cob Iiosu grGmiebUs mrS -2sesrabs oatE".
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03

seeorab.p Soften % geS strnen
mso Sssieisoassbosen iOm Rramts
/ rpot Suit Sf.25; Submit Si.35.
NNrasga-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03
Geadj z bprteafe.

20 aopper Mel, 4 itrsgne Sbe-
ifeer 9aftne Bomber 90 Il Sbeife
SaIt iigte8 iammen. / Spiielfc Suit
fer % to Spiieifeer Sulsr blanbes
9obt berneb % iaa bar man iaa me-
get 100 MeIf /, at set bIir en- bleo
0eig, fienler bet iaa ub, iaa oct blir
TO frfanteoe Stpffer, bar fprit ben
enc al biSie np | en- ~pelinurt Eanbe
og imsrer libt Ms0t Smsr oper oen,
bar iaa DC nauoen herooer og iteger
Dem ioalc0e3 / en- temmelig beb ga.
aeroon. gtuar De er Itegte, taser man
Dem itrar no af Bnnoeut, imsrer liot
Smgr paa oct unoerIte Saa, og leg
ger oerpaa ct tpft Sag meo Bcot)cS
oOer, ion er opifaaret / Sfiper %
rigelig ooerorpSiet meo Suffer. Oct
soerite Sag lGageS oper, berooer lGg'
geS ogiaa ct tpft Sag EeaheS, og en-
Gel itiupilfet 5Isbe imere8 ooer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03
Spitcst Saarcfiob.

Gtoor man bar Ell SaareItea iii
Ntoooq en- Tag % gierne piI bcnptte
Set, iom CT igicr, ubcn at Set fol
image atflrrot, iom Ben feritc San,
fan man bcbouolc set poa fpIaenbe
Moobc: Wou ifiprer tpffe Sfiper
Al Steael, ifirrcr at Sfino % Scot
~ former Stpffernc, ion Sc or iaa
nTr Tom mtIi9 al ionme StrrrcIic.
On &imc fer 6c fol bcruttr&. larger
man Dem op i Ct Onbt SAB "a bar
tuuoe Sfluer SEQ, Iiot Ge6cr OF Rlt.
fiat meIlcm bocrt Stpffe aieo OF bpl.
Der pocr Dem en- &lauoing al ghoit
% SIioeHr0Iie, ioct man taQer Ell
Spiicife G0oif iii buer 3 Stccr Gle.
Tmiblcrtio blan6cr mon eli Del
&rrNfrmmcr mco "GcIcrp SoIt",
Ecbcr % Iiot iiuboffct sea % Ser,
tile. On en- boIo Sime tagcr man
aie0ct op al Sn0ct, tsrrrr bperi
Stptfc qoot % oUpper set / ggg, ser,
poo / @rebfrumnrcr % IoSer set itao
iaoIeoeS i 90 @iruter oq terrc. Son
iteaer man Dem / fuoeuSe SmuIt CT,
Ter / brunei Smsr. Ge ierncreS mel
tomato Sone, cacr meo ifare
"&ruu Sauce".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03

Ssub ~SeeOrub.Toiteu" til SIGut
% 9enncr ! bet samie 2oub. a.1.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03
Sr6 SmeIct.

gu Sop @rsofrmmer itaar i u
Sop WeIt, til De er aIoeIeS bIsbe, ga
reres be 9obt, iii man iaor ollie
aIumper no og irere3 berpna IL Sbe,
lie SaIt % 3 uiipeoc sgs. en- BUD,
biugiorm, iom life mao rare for Spb
imereS eoht % Rereu babies /. Zen
ite8eS 10 @tiuuter % ulaa ipiiei
itrag, iaa ben life iaar Si0 til al
faIbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03
GitrunsSGrtc.

Gel guile SfaI flores forii9tig al
4 Gitroner, iua tpnbt iom mlIi9.
Soa foyer man oct | li0t @ono, til
set er msrt, to9er oct ioa op % rerer
bet iammer meb Ell Sop Suffcr, iii oct
er albeleS icput, - oct er beoIt at
rere BET nteb en- SeIpeoiiel. Sao bar
man beri en- balp acp WanbIcr, JON
cr ifolet % baffet riQtig tint, %
Saften al De fire Gitroner, rsrer Del
Qoot Iammcn % bar oct op | en-
Iouble Boiler og Iaoer BET intnafoge
20 Wiuuter. Oct irtteS berpoa til
itSe, I'll Oct cr offisIet, ga bar moi,
3 oiipebe sGgaeblommer /. SmioIer.
tio Ioper man SGrtebeig eIler rigtie
RIG % goo Gic &rHit og bpffer Bun.
0cn % Siocrnc al Ell Iiocn firfantei
Tanoe berrneo, bar iaa Gitron.Nas'
len / % iteger oct / en- bcb 9aQer'
oor. g6oor BEN or frrbig, bar man
&c 3 ittpptffeoe sGqQebpioer, irsrt G
SpiicIfrer %puIoerticret Suffer, ooer
% letter iao SGrten ino / @aacrop,
men iaicn, til Sen er Ipicbrun pno
(oppen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1906-08-03

B. Anundsen. DEBORAH, Ia.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
"Ruman Hearts"

TIC Arkansas rlay Human Hearts"
was presented ut the opera houS"
"Wednesday "v, ming and WAS greatly
appreciated by 4 Very Wcll-filed house"
The Part Of Tom Logan. The nero "f th.
play WAS; ably taken by Frank j.
Woods ana hc made 4 decided hit with
tn. veterans. James Omen as Frcdcr-
lex Armrsdale mad" a very acceptable
villain. Baby Blanrhette, the child ac-
tYcg,. as Little Grace Logan, ana
Frances Francis as Jeanette Logan are
bo;h worthy Of mention. In fact it may
b. safely said that there was not u
weak spot in the entire production.
TAn next attraction will BE- the Cel"-
bratcd Tom Waters in the comic opera,
'"rhc Mayor Of Laughland,' Monday
night. oct. -.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
WCMAN'S LITERARY CLUB.
me Program in Full for the Work Of
tile Coming Season.

me w omen Literary Cluh Iac cn,,,
pleteI ana anno,rncod ,
for tie meetings II tl,' ',,n;a = : ~
The officers of the cIub arc.
President. Mrs Edward l.. Marsh.
vice president, Mrs. Edward ~ IIoo+h.
recording secretary Mics L,r,1, /,
lowering: colYrspon6ing s..,.,..t.,,,.
Miss NadGe II. NIclrick: treasurer ,riss
Mary s. Irish: executive committee
Mrs Irving l.. Mower, Mrs. Frank T..
! fhl'hric-i, Air% William II. i. Abbott.
-ilN' il'rNcE - I"ton and the chair
ili.ti oi committees.
1ile program;
oct. lH-Prcsid1nt's address: Fedora
tiOr reports; reccItion in honor of ,Trs
Moses Eurpce. president Maine Fedora
tion Of Ncmon's Clubs.
Oct. 2}-Current Events committee.
Mrs. EiNir1 f. T.. Ca9Weu chairman.
Current Events, The Humclv Ladies'
Journal
N"v. G--irts ana Crafts Committee,
Mrs. ora \. Mcader, chairman. An
Exhibition If Youthful Taste and Still
NOV. 2G.-Eonan's Aeeoci,tion 1Jr.
Horatio ID. Hatcs rrneilcnt ,rhn W.
mans Assnciatinn-At Home
De-. 4-Nusio Co1otoit+.o Nrrs Cr,r
epcc II. White cb,i,.n7,n ,7n.io,1o
Dec. 1>.-Donostir scianro (,o,,,,,,;+
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

\ small crowd gathered at the june
ZION Of Main ANA Pleasant streets
"Wednesday evening To watch the ef-
forts Of 4 local automobiles to run
his machine over the approach 10 the
Main street garage. \ young lady
who kept count said that he had tried
ninc times without success. when final
~, by running his machine back near
y To the Flood coal office. Il squirt was
mad" which landed the auto scafcly
within III" garage. The young man at
the wheel Of the machine took the ban
tcFinE of tn" crowd good naturedly.
but a f." who have been looking with
iollGl"S eyes upon motor carriages are
row willing u wait awhile until the
eXaspalatlng incidents attending the
possession OF such a vehicle are reduced
To lower level.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

"L0well' was the subject of the
meeting Of the Sorosis Society Wednes-
day evening, when the following pro-
gram was given: Roll call, answered
by quotations from Lowell; recitation,
"The First Snow FaIl," Rae Larlee:
comments on the character of Maria
White, Miss Jessie Lawton; "Thoughts
Suggested by Vision Of Sir Launfal."
Miss Sylvia Stanley; piano solo. Miss
Gladys Sturtevant; sketch Of the
poem. "The Shepherd of King Adme-
tuS. Miss lrma Rhoades; sketch of
poem. an Accident in a Railroad Car"
Miss BESSIE Pattcn; reading. The
Courtin'," Miss Florence Buxton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
IN MENORIAM.
Earnes-Ge Getchell.

W. T. Barnes and Miss Maud Frances
Getchell We're united III marriage
Wednesday evening At the residenc OF
Mrs. Dt!phia Gray. an aunt of the
bride, Ii College avenue. The cere-
mony was perfor emdby Rev. George
Dana Sanders. pastor Of the Unitarian
church Miss Aimee Gallert was
bridesmaid and Mr. Narney best man
The rooms were prcttily decorated for
the occasion with evergreen AMI SOW
erS.
The happy couple left on the evening
train for parts unknown.
The bride is one of the city's fair
est daughters who has a wide circle
OF friends The groom is well-known
engineer who had charge of the build
ing OF the kennebec Water District
line.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

ardS, Mrs. Howard +. Simpson, Mrs.
AiVah a. ToWnc. Mrs. John II, ToWne.
Mrs. Lewis WhiDple.
Current Events Committec-Itrs. FL
vira +. f. Caswell. chairman Niss
Silran +. Barrett. Mrs. Roscoe r. Pow
lcr, Miss Abby NJ. Caldwell. Nrs Geo
Cushnan. Miss Alice Osborn Dow. Miss
Florence l.. Drummond. Mrs. Uorati,
II Duhham. Mrs. Maria l.. Du.ton. Mrs.
Barbara Foster. Oakland, Miss Caro- L.
ff"Ale' MISS Emma +. Lowering, Mrs
j. Il. Mathews, Miss Naudc NJ. HIcrrick
Mrs. Irving Il. Mower. Mrs. George T.
Pdrmtnt'r. Mrs. John Pollard. Miss
Bessie e. smith, Mrs. William Spiller
Mrs. William T.. Stewart.
Domestic Science Committee-AIrs.
Albert L. DrummonI. chairman, Mrs.
Charles Barton, Mrs Martin Eiaisdell.
Mrs. Silas y. Dickinson, Mrs. Arasine
Fdlb-r. Mrs. Fred Getchcll. Mrs. Fred
n. llillam, Mrs. William ]. Lanigan,
Mrs. j. Frank Larrabee. Miss Harriet
y. Mayo, Mrs. Lewis p. Mayo, Mrs.
George L. Morse. Mrs. Frank .. Phil
brick, Mrs. Georg" ". Townsend. Mrs.
S, ld"n l.. Whitcomb.
Educational Committee-Mrs Guy ".
Chip;nan, chairman Miss Anna f.
Bartlett, MIR. Horatio D. Bates, Miss
Grace Ella Berry. Mrs. William F.
Bodee, Mrs. Frank +. Drake, Mrs
Harvey =. Eaton, Miss Rose Adele
Fitzpatrick, Mrs. Arad L. Linscott Mrs.
George ID. =. Pepper. Miss Florence
Plaist2d, Miss Helen F. i'iaistcd, Mrs.
W. Hartwell Pollard, Mrs. Frank W.
Smith, Mrs. Charles l.. White.
Library Commttee-Miss Alice Hope
Davies. chairman. Miss Ruth II. Alb
bott. Mrs. William II. X. Abbott. Mrs.
Charles W. Bradlee, Mrs. Dennis +.
Bowman, Miss Mary Helen Caswell,
Miss Mary T.. Croswell Mrs. Edward
w Heath. Miss Edith A. Hunt, Miss
Ethel NJ. Knight, Mrs. Frederick y.
Lovrjuy. Miss Grace Alice Mitchell,
Miss Jennie NJ. Smith.
Music C0mmittcc-MrS. Clarence II.
White. chairman, Mrs. Minona Blau-
Welt, Miss Mary June Davi ison. Mrs.
George f. Davies. Mrs. Delpha Gray,
Miss Lillian Gray, Miss Rosa NJ. Mason.
Mrs. Charles. +, Owen. Miss Hattie NJ.
Parmentcr, Mrs. Increase Robinson,
Mrs. George :. Stevenson, Mrs. Julian
u. Taylor. Miss Carrie N. True.
Program Committce-1lrS. Frederick
+. Moore, Mrs. Edward ". Ial!. Mrs.
George s. Stevenson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

There We're several visitors at the
lioin" yesterday. ;ts a glance at th,,
vi.i;orS' register in the Library showed
the following: Lucia Holmes Of Angus
t.: l.. l.. Center. Belfast; Lucie $.
lioinics. Mrs. IL. II. Woodman. Au-
burn; Mrs. Alice l.. Daley, Auburn: Mr..
ami ,irs. Il. G. Tobcy, Lillian r. Tohey
a'ld Ronald ". Tobcy, al of Dover;
Mrs Jamcs Ii. Ingham, Winthrop; Mr..
#nd Mrs. II. A. Holt, Mexico; Mrs. L.
a. CogGans and Miss y. A. Coggans,
E,;s; Corinth; Nr. ANA Mrs. =. H. Cog
gan, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
Death OF Miss Harriet MorrJ

Mrs. Harriet Mor%ridge died at bc,,
home in h"st'n' Monday Oct. Il. For
many years "ne WAS resident or
Hallowcll ana is Remembered IL
woman Of Superior intellect ana ohir.,.
For a long Tim" She had been fjehtin,.
consumption and at last yielde,l 10 .i'7
disease. Intcrmcnt Will be toda,. -
Manchester in iii" family lot aftn, IL,
arrival oi til" afternoon train rrnr,
Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

iSton, has settled permanently in Win
throp. where h. has purchased the team
and office stock Of The late DIR. G. "A.
{ tocnranr. ANA will board with Mrs.
tochranc and occupy the doctors for
mcr office. DR.. Woodbury. is 4 gradu-
ate Of the Boston University School
Of Medicine. having received special
training III the Boothby Surgical hos
ptal and in the Out Patient Depart
mcnt of the Massachusetts HOmcO-
pathic Hospital in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
WATERVILLE.

The first i days Of the present
month have been very busy onas for
Tax Collector Fuller, as the majority
of the taxpayers of Waterville haze
been paying their taxes. Consid rally
more than ome-half Of the lax ccfn-
mitted mas been paid, but it is the best
half, ANA i; Viii take much morr work
TO collect the other half. Mr.. Fuller
is planning to dig up the hatchct and
round up The delinqucnts.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

George Sawyer IF Boston has boon
calling IN fri,nd., III the City for 4 few
days and incidcutIy looking III Cd
landmarks. Mr.. Sawyer is a native Of
HallGWcll ami when a young man.
about g years aco went to Boston
and secured 4 norition in the store frr
the rriEcely remuneration Of SO per
year. He remained with the firm
many years ana prospered. going into
business for himself later en-. He
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

AN additional divorce was granted At
me last term of the supreme court wbicr
through an error did not appear with ~.
others in this paper It was that of vina
Lut'tr rom John Butler for cruel and
"otS'Fe treatment, non-support and gross
ana confirmed habits of intoxicatiorl. The
CUSTODY Of the children. Grace, Eva and
Annibell, was given to the IbeIIaut.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Miss Edith Wells, student secretary
Of the Y. w. G. ~, arrived in Water
Vile "Wednesday and is visiting with
the Coburn Association. \ reception
was given bliss Wells from tp i +.
NJ. at Hanson Cottage, and today She
VIII have conference with the different
committees of the association. She
Will lead the regular afternoon meet
ing ana will probably hold special
meeting Friday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

The H&llowcu High football squad
W1r" well satisfied with the show ing
mad" against Crny High Ut Augusta
yesterday. THE playing WAY fair ana
clean. Wood ana Miles were hardly
able to 30 into tn" gam" on account Of
in]Ul icS received i'll previous games.
ana another misfortune occurcd when
ROE Fuller was necessarily retired on
account "f q bad spIaIn during the
first half.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Perlcy Laney, driver for the CITY
bakery. who has been dangerously sick
for the past two weeks with typhoid
fever. was reported better Wednes-
day. He was able to be up then for
the first time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

THOSE from this town who are At.
tending the odd Fellows Grand Lodge
meeting in Portland are Mr.. and Mr..
n i. Heselton. Mr.. and Mrs. w. A.
BAILEY, Mrs. Hugh Hurley. Mr.. ana
Mrs. X. ID. Baker and A. r. Jewett
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

E"v. II. I. Ilcrrirl, of this city hay
br.n holding meetings in the church at
Eat Iic3dii"ii during III" summer and
tn" work closed last Sunday with a
good attendance ana marked interest.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Ralph i. Parker lift for Providence,
Il. l.. Wednesday for a weeks stay
i'll acceptance Of an invitation Of the
several candidates joining his fraterni-
t. at Brown University.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bess are receiving
the congratulations Of their friends
over the arrival of fine boy. born
Tuesday night. Both mother and son
are doing nicely
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

me semi-monthly meeting of the
somerset county board Of pension ex-
aminers was held Wednesday in the
once Of Dr. l.. A. Dascombe. An nm
usually large number of veterans wera
up from the Togus Home. nine. in ad-
dition TO those from the towns naarh,,
here. afoJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

All members Of Abcnaki Chapter. o.
L. :, are invited to be present at the
next regular meeting when the degrees
will ," worked. The annual inspec-
iCn il postponed to 4 later meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
Concert Proqram Thursday.

zr.r.I.-"T-n,lr Sq4nfry'' IfOlzmGnn
Hvart;lrILa I',' Dane aa rrctllc, Herman
WaltZrs-''l?a ''l?allcrinutl1mg. n, Ll.dcck"
Song Pptpuurrt-f From My Album;
Irtcrmozzo from D,libr's h"IIat "Naila.
ATT. TuDani
c,,.- fc,, "Spr;ng'S Greeting.
,.;-,,. !, =. Watson
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

TIL" large heaps Of leaves that are
daily cleaned from the lawns and
walks intimate plainly that the autumn
is once more with us in Togus.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

'rha admissions t" the Home Wedncs-
day W"rr frW. th"r" being but two.
lhincus Il. TrpW bridge. late Of Co. T..
5.t Mass. I'M. ana David O'Flanagan,
lnL,. nt [. $. \aNN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

a N"cktlc sociablc was held Wednes-
day night by Skowhegan Grange in tho
hall on Pleasant street. There was II good
attendance and Il very pleasant time is
reported. Refreshments were served
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Harry c. Whitman. who has been rass-
inT his vacation with his father in the
lower part Of the town, returned
Wednesday to his home in Providence,
Il l.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. II. l.. Powers and two
sons. who have been visiting Mr.
Powers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. H.
Powers, for few days. returned to
their home III Fort Fairfield Wednes-
laN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

is good tim" to invest your money
whom You call aud find the values so
much more than the same money win
buy ordinarily.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Tt' EHrne house. :, called. recently
l'uI'h1S"I hE County Atturnoy-olrct
IN ..I." mas h''H renovated ann mudcrn-
Izri throughout ana sin soon j., rr:ldy
for rccllIHH,y.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Tha following members have left the
Branch on furloughs: Morris L. Nc
GraW ~ Gardiner. ana Francis \.
Crdpo tp NatclVille.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

a. =. Merrill left Wednesday for
Brunswick. where he will pass few
days with his brother. Maurice Mer-
rill student at Bowdoln College.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

G. i. Bilodcau Of Augusta was in town
for q few hours Tuesday. the guest OF
his parents, Mi. and Mrs. George BIlo-
dcau.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Miss G"nrginnna cobb is visiting rel
ativrH in Lynn ana Arlington. Mass.
ana will go from thor" u Providence.
Z. l.. where she Will visit her sister,
Mrs. Mary Card
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
NATIONAL HOMIE

Jrnn +. Burton has returned from an
extended fUrlough.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Th" *u!v:=tructur. o: Tho. NV ri
d'Hrr "l Dr MiI.ils,n on Franklin
~Irr't III n"v in place ana th.. contr.c,
"II ~ Speedily forward ID completinn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Chan1ier J. Webb after enjoying 4
lear" Of absence to Belfast is again
b; k lnr duty.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

The girls basketball team Of the
Winthrop IIigh school is rrarticing
each any ana expects to have some
games later.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Miss T.. NyvYan LaughtOn returned
Wednesday from Hampden Corner
where she read several selections ut an
entertainment given by the Eastern
Star Chapter Of that place.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

+. II. Clark of Smithfield, game war
den for North and East ponds in that
town, was calling on Skowhegan
friends Wednesday,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Harry Cunningham, who has been
visiting in New York City, has reported
from Il fuWlOu9h.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

made but orc visit to Uo,,o,,..,,
prior to tho last visit.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

WiIliaIn Wheeler has returned to the
Home aftel L short furIough to Hart
ford. Ct.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

When YOU read Dwight Wise new I'D
You will see he offers a legitimate
reason for closing out goods 1T low
prices. When i merchant does this Il
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
SKOWHEGAN.

]. Harvey White went to Doston
W Wednesday to visit friends until Sat
urday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Mr and Airs. Lloyd Powers ere to oc-
'"! IL" Eittrcdrr rent Uu MiddI,
street near Central street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

DR.. Benz. c. Woodbury., Jr-, who has
recently been associated with his
father, Dr.. 3. c. Woodbury., in Lew
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
GARDINER.

Remember The date. Friday. oct. 10,
n \. NJ, the millinery stock "i :. \.
Hathaway is to be sold At auction, by
VI. y. Haraden. See al.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Edward Il, Carroll has reported from
an c,,tcnd"d furlough to East Hartford
Conn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
WINTHROP.

Joseph AucIairr went to WatorVllie
II, sdaN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Mrs. Laura Huff Of Parkman is visit
ing her daughter. Mrs. Lemuel Norton
for Il few weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Mrs' Fila Jones left Wednesday far
Eockiand' where She viii visit relatives
for a few weeks. ia NV eS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Lyman Carter j. back 1t tile Home
from leave Of absence to WateryjlIc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Calvin FOX and sister. Miss Ella Fox
are III Athens attending the fair and
visiting relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Patten and Mrs.
r. J.. Scekins attended the Union
Grange meeting in Detroit Wednes-
day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Mrs. $. *. Taylor. who had been ,ho
guest Of friends here for a few weeks
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Miss Daisy Fuller Of HalIowcll was
tn" guest If Mrs. Dwight CdriWrii
TMuslAN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
And Fixtures by Auction and Private
Sale.

returned 10 her home in Rockland
Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

AIRS. y. l.. Ilann"torI has n turned
from L visit with relatives i'll Liver
moro.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

John F'ortirr of Pennington, a former
resilient If this town, is visiting rcld-
tive; i'll town.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

DR.. and Mrs. f. j. Taylor with their
guests spent the day Tuesday in Ban
COr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Miss Cora STANLEY left "Wednesday
ON Il uip tn l1oston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18

Il. 4. Cummings of hartford, NJ, is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. II. NJ. Rich
;lTdSuu.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
PITTSFIELD

Llcwcllyn Parks mas returned from a
trip 10 Dexter.
Mrs G. L. Frost is in Portland for
4 few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-10-18
GhiIdren's Suits

In our boys ana chilIrrn's az
partmcht We have mad" til"
sreateat cut Of all. and We have
an extra large line Of npbby
goods lor you % @.l"ct froA All
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-02-24
!. Elk Masquerade | R ! D
BALL THE event
OF SEASON
One Hundred People in Cos
tune Make Merry Pride Of
the Maskers. &

The last dancing party of the sea-
son, the Elks' masquerade ball last
evening, was one of. the greatest social
successes in the history of the city.
More than 200 people assembled in the
ball room, fully 100 of them being In
costume. The costumes were of all
kinds and varieties, brought to the
city from Minneapolis by Frank Kent
for the occasion, and were as fine a.
lot of make-ups as were ever seen
here. Among the maskers who receiv-
ed honorable mention were Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Kent. Mr.. Kent did a
stunt as Topsy with naturalness most
surprising, while Mrs. Kent, with
corkscrew curls, did the old maid 70
perfection.
The costume of the evening was that
worn by Miss Dinnie. She was made
up as Sis Hopkins and did the char
acter to turn.--'So naturally did she
carry out the part that even her best
friends were completely fooled. The
unmasking occurred at IL o'clock.
The banquet which was served was
most elaborate and In proper taste.