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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-02-28
GREEN LAKE.

Edgar Emery spent few days here in
getting out logs, with which to build log
cabin.
Miss Annie Louise Lord, of Ellsworth,
has been spending few days with her
parents, Capt. and Mrs. Horace F. Lord.
The snow has left, and about all the
teams are hauled up. Yesterdays cold
snap put the pond in good condition for
ice boating.
Quite a party arrived Saturday at the
Givens cottage to spend few days. In
the party are Mr.. and Mrs. Givens, Mr..
and Mrs. Pritchard, A. D. Stuart, Miss
Maud Raymond, Frank Stockbridge, Miss
Mary Hayes and Mr.. Hartman.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-02-28
COMING EVENTS.

Thursday, March 1, p. M, at Grand
Army hall - Supper by woman's relief
corps; 15 cents.
Wednesday, March 7, at Unitarian ves-
try-Supper, to be served by the gentle
men of the society.
Wednesday, March Z, 11.So to 1 O'Clock,
at Odd Fellows hall - Dinner by ladies'
circle of the Methodist church.
Friday, March IS, at Congregational
vestry-Parlor drama, 1.-THE First Time, u
under auspices of March social commit
tee. Tickets, % cents. Cake and coffee
will be served.
Monday, March 10, at.Odd Fellows hall,
Ellsworth, afternoon and evening-Con-
vention of District 13, of the I. o. o. F,
encampments of Maine.
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LAKEWOOD.

Fred W. Rollins, of Bangor, was home
Friday.
Miss Goldie Moore, of Green Lake, is
visiting friends here.
Miss Abbie Quinn, of Ellsworth Falls,
spent few days here last week.
Ivory Frazier who has been at home
during the winter has gone to Bayside to
work.
Abb Garland and family, who moved to
Fits mill early in the winter, have
returned
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-02-28

Unless man has faith in his work he
will not work faithfully.
Consider your own faults and you will
have less to say about the faults OF others.
The man who always takes woman
at her word is bound some day to make an
awful blunder.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-02-28
A0hFrtfsfmfntss
HOusekeepers

have been vexed when
using cream of tartar
and soda to find their
work uneven. If some
times good, at others
the biscuit and cake
will be heavy or sour or
full of Jumps of soda
that set the teeth on
edge. Flour, eggs and
butter wasted. This is
because the cream of
tartar is adulterated or
cannot be used in the
proper proportions.
Food always sweet
and light can be as
sured only by the use
Of Royal Baking Pow
der exclusively. Royal
is absolutely pure and
healthful and does even
work at every baking.
ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO., NEW YORK.
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SCHEDULE OF MAILS
AT ELLSWORTH PosT.oFFICE.
In effect December 4, 1906.

MAILS RECEIVED.
FROM wEsr-7.16 m. 6.l3 p m.
FROM EAsr-ll.t6 a m. $50 and JOLT m.
MAIL CLOSES AT rosToFFICE.
GOING EAsT-7 m and $50 U IN.
GOING wEsr-li.s0 m, 5 and pm.
No Sunday mail.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.
NEW ADvERrIsEM. THIS WEEK.

Haynes--Meats, fish and groceries.
Patrick KearDs - Meats. groceries. canned
goods, etc
EAST BLUEH!LL:
D Lons-Notice of withdrawal from grange
association.
BANGOR:
Fairbanks Co-Gasolene engines.
CLEVELAND, o:
The Victor OIL Co-salesmen wanted.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1906-02-28

Send your orders for FLOWERS for any
purpose to MOSES, BAR HARBOR, and
you win be pleased.
Open all the year'rOund
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LADIES' DAY
at Clark & Williams Bowling Alleys
Every Tuesday and Friday,

afternoon and evening. Alleys will be
devoted exclusively to ladies'. No gen.
tlemen will be allowed unless accom-
panied by ladies.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
How's Your Hair !?
sovyditch, Webster & Co. Announce
That They Have a. Last SECURED
Cure fer Hair Troubles.

We beg to Announce to the people OF
Augusta that w" ttHve secured the
agency for one Of tile greatest discOv-
cries Gf reccn; years. We refer to the
urcscr.ttiun O: SIR Erasmus Wilson N.
D.. En2iaEj'S most successfu. special
list II. d..,t,;.s"s Of the scalp, who was
kr.is..:e,, {or his many successes in the
Treatment Of skin and scalp. UpGn the
Death Of rr. Wilson this prescription
was secured by American chemists and
is NOW offered to the public under the
nare uf Dr.. Wilson's English Life to
the Hair. This preparation will grow
hair on bal,. heads even after all else
fails. Unlike other hair preparations
It is not sticky Or greasy but gives
I've and glossy appearance to the hair.
Miss Cornelia Stevens. Smith Ave,
Boston, Mass, says: "Dr. Wilson S
English Life TO the Hair grew a mag
nificent head OF hair for me after
wac told that I was becoming hopeless
iy bald. My hair now reaches nearly
to rny waist and is heavy and glossy.
I cannot TOO highly recommend it." II
you are growing bald, troubled With
eruptions, dandruff, scales or any scalp
troubles try DR.. Wilson's Life to the
Hair. Albert Chemical Co.. Boston.
Mass, prCprietors. Sold by Bowditch,
Webster & Co., Augusta. Me. Price,
81 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
Anson Grange.

One nf the most Interesting meetings
of the winter OF AnGon Grange WAS
held Saturday afternoon in TIE new
hail in North Anson. The attendance
Of patrons vas large and the program
number of months.
The session opened at 130 with the
usual exercises. After the business
had been disposed OF Il selection was
given by The male quartet of the or
der. which was composed OF Messr.;.
Leonard Emery. George Walker.
Joseph Norton and Will Nicholson.
This was followed by a well written
paper read by George Paine. the sub
icct of which was What Would Re
the Immediate Benefit of Teaching
Agriculture n our Country Schools?''
After an essay on Man" by Carroll
Caswell. the patrons We're favored
with song by Rev. r. Il. HIATT. Then
came a selected reading by Fred Pull
len. An Instructive paper on "rhc
Raising of Pork" followed, written and
read by George Moulton.
The question of the afternoon for
discussion was one which is just NOW
receiving much attention from press
and pulpit. It's subject was Does the
College Educated Woman Make the
Best HouGewifc?' The affirmative
side was taken by George Flint and
Irwin Ellis and the negative by w. &.
Emery and Charles Eamcs. y vocal
solo by George Walker brought Tie
program to q most successful close.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22

DAYS; fchSG, Mrs. Sophia NJ. I.otIrop.
aged $: years, II months. a days; Mrs.
Md'Gaict H. Jones. aged 10 years.
WASHINGTON
t'an!robnllo-F II. Samuel Wells
Townsend. aged months. -5''f 49,
Miiitown-t,eb- l. Gcarge Pratt. aged 20
years, ! months r
i"ncsboro-Feb. :. Rosa L. White, aged
T. years. ii months. 10 days.
AiacliiaS-Fcb. 10. Percy Williams of
Great Pond. aged - years. 8 months. i
MISCELLANEOUS. III
East Ecston-Feb. /. Augustus F.. Som
oihN, aged 90 years. months. 2S days
Jersey city. n. J.-Feb. 3, Mrs. Caroline
kiinba1 Vance. aged IS years
S0mervilis, Mass.-4Feb 4. Mary j. Conn
Of Corinna
Bnston--Fcb. q. Hcrace Winchenbach. a !
native Of South Waldhboro. aged 67 years
Lorg Peach. Cal.--Feb. g. Mrs. John
BiXb". AGED 6i Years. :
Elao-adc. kan.-f'eb. G. John Curchill.4
agctt10 years. t
Ashmtln,, Mass.-Teb 9. Henry s. Bak- !
er. t.rr u
Woburn. Mnss.-Feb. Is. Mrs. Henry
Davis.
Painesville. O.-Feb. 10. Mrs. r. II.
Skeele.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
NEWS OF THE MAINE GRANGE
. Somerset Pomona.

There WAS a large attendance at the
meeting of Pomona Grange III Aladi-
son, tuesday, FEB. -.
The first business Of Importance was
Tn. Introduction oi 4 measure 10 raise :,
ii,e Good VII! Home by the Patrons OF
.!uSiandry !! and many Of the members
ii the Pomona toal. part III the discus
.;iHll, al in ilNor OF the same
I.c address, oi ~"l,nrne was given by
.. II. Hilton Of kenn4bcc Valley
Grange .inh $. r. E!.ir:son responded
40 The N;rivuni. followed with remarks
by t:ln. i. ). l!rrui.s, Bro. J. y. Can
tiol ;.I.c Il rccitatinn, subject Men ot
..i,iur:," Wl.icil closed th. informing seq
sion.
The FIRST business in order at th"
n.'il:iIIS OF inc AFTERNOON session VAS
T." ;iuiIoiltintl:t .! Il cnmmitte 10 take
,ii;t!5r pi the Work ot raising fund
Ion The girls scholarship at the Good
VIII Home and Lizzie Kicker l.. r.
El!tlcr and G. ii. Foster We're then up-
pointed. Then came the initiation of
= class of ~ members in the lirth de-
gre and their admission into the Po-
mona.
The intellectual exercises We're
opened with highly appreciated paper
by Ella II. Crowell. subject "War
Songs whi, h We're illustrated by the
choir in song, Emma II. Dunton at the
piano. This Was one of the NEST i'll
iercstinG exercises ever presented in
ti.c Somerset Pomona
Tnc subject of renewal of revenue
Tux OH icn,;UIi2cI alcohol was taken
Up for consideration. Resolutions
We're adopted favoring the removal.
Hired h"ip Oh the farm" was dis
cussed by G. II. Foster w. c. Hobart.
T.. II. Hill. \. $. Burke l.. +. Butler. in
iii" oiCicr named. II. Mac Lawrence
:gavc Il recitation subject "The Old
Sch""lm;,sicr," followed by a song
''v ". q. Hobart VIII, h was encored.
kenncbeC Valley Grange gave the
members Of the Pomona every atten-
ton possible and the session through
out was one % the best.
Next meeting with Canaan Grange
Tuesday, Mar, Il =
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
Knox Pomona.

The February session OF Knox pO-
mona Grange was held with WessaWeS-
keag Grange of South Thomaston. The
county master Henry G. Ames of South
Hope. being unavoidably absent. and
The meeting was iii charge Of II. y.
BrlZier, OrrrSccr.
Six grange" We're represented by
about 200 members. Megunticook was
rcportcd by James Morse, PcnobSco,
New by Harriet A. Baker, WessawcH-
| l,"ag by G.. T.. Eutier. Highland ly r.
W. Alrxnpdor. and st. George by Capt.
| T.. \. Watts amt DR.. G. 6. flora.
a. O. Glover OF Sonth 'i'nnmaStoi on
behalf Of til" committed appointed IL
l..r jHnuarE session to procure Il !inll
ii. which 10 confer til" fifth degree, re-
ported tnat il VAS the sense of the
committee 10 hire tan,.cn opera housr
and 10 confer The same Wednesday,
NAV - Several Of th,. state officers
| have sian;nri their intention To b
present on tr2: occasion.
The lecturer presented the following
II H2!an: Address % welcome. G. p.
| .'uii@,; response. Frank Il. Miller:
reading. J. II. kailoch: piano duet
Mimi" and Nailie Glover: original
poem. How Earned My Dollar for
| ;h", Grange" Mrs. G. L. Putnam.
Question: What crops are most
profitable i'll this locality. anu how can
: they be produced Il, less cost. Dis
cussed by J. II. kai!och. A. .. Glover.
| Nm. j. t2ddI'. 6. l.. Putnam. Frank =.
! Miller. STATE Master Gardner. f. w
Al"Nal.',~r. Dr. G.. G. Horn. james
Morse. Parks Eukcr ana Rev. II. G.
Clark. 1t will be seen that law, mcGi-
cine ANA theology ventilated it's opin-
! ions on this obstruse subject. as did
The lilrrs OF the soil.
| II the evening session the fif:n &C.
gree was conferred upon Il class of
| IS members. the wor,. being c~.mpli-
fled by III" state Master in his usual
happy and able Glanner The con-
icrrinG Of degrees was followed by an
entertainment given by Wcssawcskcag
Grange which WIS highly enjoyed by
! the visiting members.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
Wales Granue.

\ fine day broaGht out Il large num-
Der of patrons III the all day meeting
OF Wales Grangr Saturday, Routine
business occupied the forenoon aes-
sion. After Which fine dinner was
enjoyed. The question for the after
noon, Are S!os Profitable and
Economical" And the Best Way to
Fiji Them" WAS ably discussed by
several brothers. Al thought that they
we've Il benefit 10 the farmers. \ good
paper was read by Mrs. Ida Strout.
Interesting remarks by Worthy Master
smith OF Monmouth Grange; inter-
srersed with music and readings oc-
cup!"d the time in the afternoon. Nis-
itoiS We're present from Androscogsin
ana Monmouth Oranges. Next meet
ing will be March 10 in the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
MAINE FARMING NOTES.

Cushman Grange, GOuldSborO. con-
fcrred the degrees upon a class of IA al
recent meeting.
A grange was organized recently at
Cutter and has been named Natural
Bridge Grange. 1t has a charter list ot
% names.
Mrs. Lizzie Patten of East Sullivan
feels justly proud Of a COW. from which
she has made sixty one pounds of but
ter in thirty one days and during the
time twenty quarts Of milk We're sold.
Industry Grange had Il successful OBJ
servance of Gentlemans Night recent
~. The brothers gave a most pleasing
entertainment. and at it's close served a
fine oyster supper.
Two grade Jersey cows, owned bv
| Albert Wiley of Burnham, have pro-
duCed 500 in butter since last June.
two heifer calves. valued at So. have
been raised and two pigs grown that
weighed AS pounds each. Charles I,
Small Of the same town has three Dur
ham cows that have paid him $50 each
during the past year and his flock of
80 hens have yielded $500 each.
Dennis J. Brawn, one of the progress
sivc and successful farmers of Fox
croft, is more than pleased with the
wafer system which he installed at his
place last summer. The sprjnr is situ-
atcd some 1850 feet from the building
| pipes first entering the house then the
barn. The supply of water furnished is
abundant for family purposes ana for
| his - head of cattle and other crc1-
lures. During the past wear Mr.
| Bra made 1900 pounds of butter. ,,c-
| ing an Empire cream separator. With
| i'm y few months he has slaurbterol
several hogs the combined weight of
which was 1it4 pounds.
| Mrs. w. d. Haley tried an interest
| Ing and profitable experiment last seq
son on her farm in Easton and And
over by sowing some grain which was
mixed as follows: two bushels oats. one
busnel peas. one peck barley, one peck
wheat This was cut with n rcaDer.
but not bound. 1t yielded - bushels
nor acre. The combination was Sowed
early. about the same as wheat. 1t did
rot lodge. even on rich ground. and did
NOT shell in the harvesting. but OF
coi,rse il is not suitable Il, seed with.
Mrs. Haley is 50 much pleased with the
crop that she will put in a good number
Of acres Of ii the coming spring.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
East kc3nebec Pomona.

J. II. Mosher. the lecturer for Fast
kenneEcc Pomona Grange, has an
nolnced the following program for the
mcnthly meeting which will be held III
Hiverside on February q:
Song by Cushnoc Grange.
Address of welcome, by the master o!
Cu*hnOc Grange.
Response by Seth Richardson.
Reading by 4 member of Cushnoc
Grange.
Song by Mrs. Frank Colburn
Question. Ee"olvtd that it Is better
for the farmers 10 keep stock :nd buy
grain. than to sell hay and buy fertiliz-
49,. Affirmative q. Crowell and Martin
W-bber. Negative, II. II. Holmes and
James Clark.
Music by EassalbOro Grange. story by
Henry Mar,en.
Reading.
Remarks for the good Of the order by
Worthy Master Rand. ii. II. Uawcs
and others.
Song by al.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22

IIcaley. aged s. years, 10 months, Is days.
South ThoiaaSton-Fcb. i3. Matte T..
Wit.tam aged - years, :; months, Il days.
C:,ndcn-f'eb 12. Airs. Sarah Conant.
aged 5S ,-cars. 10 months.
Tockland-f'ch. 10. Rehccca S. Luce.
aged ~ wears. 10 months. . days; Feb. >.
Inhn +. Singh. aged - years. months,
- days; Feb !. Nancy Geycr. aged s.
years. I months. days; Mai"tie Erncs-
tine Hart aaed wears. months. &c days
Feb 6, Addie May Ward, aged 20 years,
months. Ii days; Feb. =. John W. Ham
lin, aged % years. 3 months.
Cushing-f,b b. .. Edward f. Sherman.
aged 20 years /" months. y days.
R">kport- Feb. :? Harriet q. Jameson.
aged - yesrs. : months. o, days: Feb. :.
Charles r. Richards. aged 50 years,
month, day.
West Rockpart-.Ian. q. Elizabeth u.
MorS.. ag,d y years. | month. - ,lays.
Friends hir-i'rb. 6. Edward jameson,
aged Il years. months, J, days.
LINCOLN
WaIIn,oro-Fcb. ). Mrs. Harriet Far
rington. aged 81 years, Z months.
Irr.ncn-Feh. I, Mrs. Margaretta Green
aged q years. ~
Snnth paris-Feb. 5, Edmond B. Golden.
aged 81 years.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
GOSSIP OF THE ORANGES,

Victor Grange SeIrsmont. worked
Tie degrees uEon three candidates
Wednesday evening. Feb. 1th.
Star of Progress Grange. Jackson,
h;,d its regular session Feb. 10th with
Master +. II. Brown in the chair and
the officers all present. tn" following
program was carried out: Singing by
Ill" choir; recitation. Icarl Chasc:
- aiding. Mabel Chase; reading. @. A.
Chase; singing. choir. The question.
DO COWS lay the best fed morning
ard night or three times 4 day" was
presented and ally discussed by the
members.
1T a recent meeting Maysvlle
Change conferred degrees upon a class
Of II. At the next meeting a class OF
l. will receive the degrees
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22

Oxford-F'cb. ., Mrs Carnl:nc EumpuS.
aged 30 years. II months. &c days
Ru:nford Ccntre-i"b. {. Mrs. Mauricc
i>rnniStCr. %:"d - years
Runford ralis-Frh. &, Dorothy Nichol-
son. aged years.
piXiicld-!cb. S, Robert Reed, aged ~
years.
HANCOCK.
liamrdcn-Fcb. ., Harriet Atwood
l'an"nr-Ftb. >. Ada T.. McCard, aged =
years.
Garland Feb. 8. Mrs. Amanda r. Ell.
N"wport-Fen. l. Mrs. Mary EIizAbe.n ii
Hartman. aged 81 years 70 days.
SOMERSET.
Skowheg2n-Fob ., Miss Alice NJ. Law
Icy. ast b years.
No Anson-Fcb. :, Mrs. Fred n. Man
tor. aged s, years
h.mhdon-fcb. 6. Mrs. Mary Tibhetts.
Madison-Feb. u, Mrs. II. n. Hoiway.
abcd ~ :r:,rs.
WALDO.
Lincolnville-Feb. C, Emma ]. Miahoney.
aged 81 years. ii months. Il days.
Center Lincolnvilie-Feb. 6, Mrs. Emma
j. Mahoney.
Relfast-Feb. 4. Nealie s. Holmes aged
81 years. month. 6 days: Feb s, Samuel
Z. kinGsbury, aged 81 years, months, Is
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
Re adfie'd GRANGE.

Saturday, Feb. Il. was an ideal
Grange day and there was large at
tendance at Readiield Grange. The
third and fourth degrees We're conferred
unon five candidates in the forenoon
AMI several applications We're received
After an excellent dinner had been
s'rvei the grange WAS called to order
ut 80 and WAS declared open to the
puhiic during the lecturers program.
Opened with music after which an in
tcresting paper on "Economy in the
Home" was read by Mrs. Edna Fish.
This was followed by Il discussion of
the relative profits OF sheep and dairy
cows to the farmer. Bro. j. q. But
man opened for the sheep industry.
and W. 6. HINTON followed giving his
tiial% and tribuiationa from his youth
10 early manhood with II large. flock of
sheep that continually frustrated his
efforts. also tho3r of his dogs to keep
them within proper bounds These ex-
pcIlcHces had made such an impression
I he even objected to having a lamb plac-
ed upon his monument when erected to
his memory. Mrs. BeaI, c. NJ. Stevens.
+. \. Cottle. Mrs. y. f.. Robinson and
others continued the discussion. Mrs
Anna Wilson read an original paper
on "Ih" Benefits of runctuality," that
vas well received. Mrs. Julictta Mas
tel man favored the Grange with song
and responded to an encore This closed
the public entertainment with the an
n"unccemnt Of the entertainment on
the evening of Feb. -. that promises
to exceed in interest any ever held bv
this Grange. Prof. GOwcll of Drono
will lecture before the Grange at the
nt zt meeting. March 3, in the after
noon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
Maine State Grange Officers.

State Master,
Obadiah Gardner. Rockland.
State OVerseer.
Boy den Bearce. East EddlnEton.
State Lecturer,
". J. Thompson, South China.
State Secretary,
r. II. Libby, Auburn. X. +. ID. 4.
Executive Committee,
Obadiah Gardner. Rockiand-
Ell. Libby. Auburn.
Il. %. Leavitt. How's Corner.
Columbus Havford, Maysvilie, Ctr.
S. r. Sweetslr, New Gloucester.
John Dority. East Rlue Hill
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
GUIDE.
ANDROSCOGGIN

ANDROSCOGGTN.
Lcwiston-February 9, Mrs. William
G:odor, aged Il years.
AEOOSTOOK
llouton-Frb. > Caleb Fowler. aged G:
Years. Feb e. William ID. Buzzcll, agc,.
50 years.
CUMBERLAND
Portland-Fcb. L, Onesiphorus II.
Bradbury, OF Ellsworth, aged Sc years, !
months.
HANCOCK.
Southwest Hlrbor-Fcb. 3. Thomas
Milan. aSed 81 years.
East lu'hll-Feb. :, Frank ]. Pierce,
aged % years.
Northeast Harhoi-Fch .. Carlton
SnlallidSc aged ~ years; Feb. 10. WIS III
Deer ISle-Fcb !, Mrs. Catherine Bar
bour. aged IS years.
lAn1omc-Feb. g. Bertha May Eaton
aged l day.
Castinr-F"b. 5. Anna Harmon, aged Is
years months. II days
F.llsworth-Fcb. II, Mrs Harriet s.
Libby. aged 81 years.
Stonington--Feb $, Daniel w. Mathews,
aged Gl years. I months. - days; Feb
II. Timothy Barbour.
HirkSpcrt-Feh I, Henry ID. Trott. aged
- wears, months.
East Orland-tcb G. Edward a. Jordan,
aged e! years.
East Bluehil-Fcb. 8. George G.. Long,
aged 20 years. II months, - days.
Irooklin-Fcb. ,. JOSIAH W. Euttcr,
aged - years.
KENNEBEC
Au%usta-Fcb. TO- Demetras Caras. aged
:: Years. Feb. 3. Samuel C,Inn;nGha,n,
aged 4 years, months; Frederick Sears;
tth. !: cart. john +. Downing; Feb. ..
Mrs. Frank r Smith.
South Gardincr-Fch. Il, Joseph II.
Lawrence, aged g. years.
Gardinor-Feb. 10, Nathaniel T. Good
WIN. aged 81 years: Feb. j., James Il.
jackson. aged - years; Feb. Il. Mrs. Gus
tarus Moore. aged IS years: FOB. L.. Mrs,
Elizabeth Wight aged "a years.
To-us-Feb. 10. john McCowen. aged s.
years: Feb. TO- Martin AirElrov. aged a
vy"arS: Feb. II, Marccilus -. IIawc:;. aged
10 years.
Wrterville-Feh. :. Lillian vallcy, aged
Il years.
KNOX.
,camden..Feb. 6. Lncy p, Yeaton. aged
81 Years, \ months. q days: Feb /. Am
bros. =. Sheldon. aged - years
Thomaston-Feb. Il, Mrs. Mary J.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22

The curiosity of woman. who cx-
or,ined some colorcd rock she noticed
in San Beinardino county recently. re-
sulted in the unearthing of turquoise
mine. 1t has just been sold for $4,000
TO c. ". Baldwin OF New York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
EAST READFlELD.

Tho scholars and their friends in this
place will hold box social at the
schuoihouSe Friday evening, Feb. %.
The entertainment includes music,
rccitatiOns and dialogues. Ladies are
requested to bring boxes of cake and
CONNECTIONS that will be sold TO the
highest bidder. ANA a general good time
is assured.
Readneld Grange gives an entertain
mcnt at til. hall Thursday evening,
Feb. %, that promises to exceed i'll in
terest all former occasions. Cholr
music, living pictures and other inter-
esting exercises are the principal
features and the committee are conf
dent that all attending will be pleased
with the program offered.
CHELSEA.
There was no preaching service at
the chapel Sunday.
Miss Grace Thompson is in Augusta
nursing. Her sister Miss Linda is
visiting her for few days.
The many friends of Mrs. May Hoff-
man, nee james, were panied to hear
of her death which urcurred recently
i'm a hospital where she underwent 4
surgical operation. Mrs. Hoffman
WAS well known in town, having
passed quite Il little of her childhood
in our schools and during that time
resided with her aunt, Mrs. \. NJ.
Hemenway.
c. X. Green who is staying at Rum
ford Falls this winter is in town and
is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. II. c.
Lawrence.
The town officers are settling up the
town business, preparing their reports
etc, in readiness for town meeting
which occurs on the 18th of March.
Mrs. c. ii. Watson ard Miss BcrniCe
attended the meeting Of the new
Grange at Gardiner. Monday evening.
r. T. Mckay with Mr.. Ryan's team
is hauling logs from the Kicker place
in Pittston to Moulton's mill.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
Oxford Pomona Granue.

The nHHt session of Oxford Pomona
Grange Will b. held with Nest Paris
GitnS" ON the first Tuesday III March.
The program viii be as follows
LIST. Opening in fifth degree.
.t. Routine work. Confcrr!ng fifth de-
gree.
Sd. Woman's nalf-hour Qucstion:-"I
it advisable TO Introduce Physical culture.
into our common schools" Opcnrd nv
Sister Carrie Dudley. Followed by dis
t.liGSi,n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
Pomona Grange Calendar.

Feb. 21-East Kenneboc Pomona. River
side.
March G-OXford Pomona. West Paris.
March 13-SuI: erset Pomona, Canaan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22
Grange Organized.

A grange has been organized at
Ripley with so charter members. 1t
viii be known az Ripley Grange.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-02-22

Portland-F'cb. l.. Onesiphorus 7
Bradbury, OF Ellsworth, aged Sc years,
months.