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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
COLBY COLLEGE MATTERS.
Who Will Be Baseball Coaci,-Footbal
Schedule Arranged.

The baseball management is conSid
cring two men for baseball coach One
is Shea, who played, last season, on the
fast Nashua team, and the other is
"IIod' EcWcnham. formerly of Colby,
and W"ll-knowm throughout New Eng
land. Both men would serve admir-
ably III the position. Ncwcnham is in
a sense an "oldtimcr." but knows
baseball thoroughly. Shea is a prac-
teal base ball man and his all around
knowledge of the game would con-
tribute much toward C"iby'S success
the CoIlilIG season.
he Varsity basketball team viii 20
to Hebron. Friday. where II game With
IIcnron Academy is scheduled Those
who viii take tn" trip are Wiley
(CaptD G. III. Libby. Mcclellan, @. y.
Thompson, Hammond. Tilt"n, Dewitt
Hebron has Il strong team this season.
and the Colby men are expecting that
the game will he well worth working
for.
Manager George A. Gould Of thc
foot ball team has all the big games for
next fall arranged. and is now dcvoting
his attention to the games with the
y
promises to be Il good one. Manager
Gould is just now booking for foot
bali coach, it having been deemed ad-
visible to secure one. Last season
local Alumni did noble work in "a losing
cause, as there WAS All admitted lack
Oi material.
President Charles Lincoln White left,
Thursday morning, for Boston, where
he went On business. He will be away
from the city several days. In his
absence the chapel service, Thursday
noon. was led by Professor Hugh r.
Hatch.
William Flcwclling. 90, WAS out.
Thursday after his recent illness.
The basketball schedule will he ready
for publication in few days. AL
though the playing of the games in the
schedule mas commenced there arc sew
cral changes pending in the schedule
as it now stands, which Manager De-
Witt desires to arrange for before the
schedule is announced
An item in Il Bangor paper in regard
70 the playing of Hammond against
Coburn, Saturday. does the Colby play
CT an injustice. Hammond put up a
strong defence, and three fouls were
called on him on technical grounds.
He WAS not taken from the game. but
Tilton was substituted in orde, to give
the latter practice.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
Church Prosperinq.

The annual meeting of the Congrega- =
tional church was held Wednesday
evening. Tic business meeting which
Was largely attended, was proceeded by
a picnic supper. The following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Clerk, Mrs. VIM. f. Beard, treasurer.
Henry Martin: dcaconesses, Mrs. w.
W. Wight, Mrs. Van r. Reedle, Mrs.
Warren Lawrence; committee of exam
ination of candidates for church MEM
be:ship, Mrs. Charles s. Cobb, Mrs.
Warren Lawrence.
Reports from the various officers and
societies of the church We're read and
showed the church to be in 4 growing.
healthy condition. During the year 10
have united with the church; Is have
been added to the Sunday school mcm-
bership and also cradle roll of So; 12J
new books have been added to the
school library, electric lights installed
in the vestry; a new pulpit placed in
the church and Il parsonage pudchas-
ed.
The parish treasurer reported that
for all purposes $21S6 had been cXpcnd-
cd from Jan. ]. 1905, to Jan. /. 1906.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

\ recently con. tructcd wooden bloc X
of Union street, in the center of the
town of WO!cG Stcr. Mass. occupied by
the postofIicc. telephone headquarters
and several stores and offices, as well
~ newspaper, was destroyed by fire
Thursday evening. The loss is cstimat-
cd at $4,000.
Shortly after the arrival of the
schooner Harmony al Boston Thursday
after four weeks fishing trip on the
Georges Banks. officers Of the board Of
health condemned part of her cargo.
amounting 10 5000 mounds OF cod ard
halibi.. This condemnation is the
largest that has taken place on T. wharf
for many years.
At the annual meeting at Washing
ton Wednesday of the executive coun-
ci, of the National Congress Of Moth
crs, it was decided to recommend that
the next international Congress of
Mothers bc held in Washington. The
speakers at the annual conference 10
be held in Los Angeles, May 10, were
also decided upon. 1t was decided al
SO to inaugurate in February the pub
lication of monthly magazine devot-
cd to the purposes of the organization.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
co. A NOTES.
Special DriIl-inspection Tonight
Plans for Exhibition Drill and Ball.

A special drill of Co. \ was held last
evening. and an unusually large num-
Der was in attendance. showing that
the members were anxious to make ali
preparations for the inspection which
will br held this evening by Cen Davis
of Augusta. Considerable time was oc-
cupcd by drilling and the excellent
work Of the men called forth cOmpli-
mcuts from the officers. Among the
men present were several who arc cin-
ploy"d in other places and who came
hGm" T. be present ut the inspection.
After the drill the men spent an hour
in leaning guns, arranging property in
lockers and otherwise putting things i'll
iirst-clasS condition.
As is usual q number of prominent
Gardiner citizens beside several militia
ry officers from other places will at
tend the inspe elton, and their presence
will be pleasing to the company.
II has been decided to hold the drill
and ball which is to take place in the
Johnson Opera house on Jan. %. and
special committees TO make arrange
ments for the affair were appointed
last evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
WELL KNOWN IN BOSTON.
Rev. Dr.. Brooke Elected to Parliament,
Once Preached There.

Boston, Jan. 1S.-l.cV. DR.. Stopford
W. Brooke, who has just been elected
in the Liberal interest from the Bow
and Bromley division of the Tower
hamlctS Uoudon) is well known to
HpstonianS aud has an international
rcrutation both rs a clergyman and as
a writer.
, Eorl in t..iglln[. the SCH Of :, minis
ter who left the established church to
join the CnitalianS, DIR. Brooke him
four years later. III response to an in
vcstigation came to Boston and was
chosen pastor of the First Unita ri:.n
church in this city.
at the end Of nearly l. years success
Gul ministry III that position. DIR.
Brooke, much to the regret Of his con-
gr@yation. resigned the pasturatc. A
few weeks later lie wcn TO the Pacific
slope ard became the temporary pas
tor Of the First Unitarian church i'll
san francisco, with Il salary OF S5'Oa 4
year and the prospect ut permanently
succeeding, 10 the pulpit Of starr King.
int after five months soiourn in the
Wtstcrr city. Or. Ernokc gave up MS
position and Sucu afterwards returned
tO f.0GGOn.
Whiic in Boston he married Miss Hell
on Ellis, q member OF 4 wrll-knoWn
Roston family.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
RURAL ENGLAND
Continued from Page Onc.)

Lynn Norfolk. by tariff reformer.
provides the sensation of the campaign
by the publication of correspondence
with Sir Alexander Fuller Acland-
Hood, the chief Conservative whip. In
Tins correspondence, which is publish
e2 tonight Mr.. Bowles accuses the
cnlonist party of sacrificing his seat on
simply because he is tnionist free
trader. In it are scathing letters to Sir
Alexander containing numerous thinly
vcilcd insults. accusing him of dclibcr-
ate breach of faith and politically dis
E"Gorahlc conduct.
Continuing. Mr.. Bowles attacks the
source from which the Conservative
party fund wa3 derived and gives chap
ter ana verse regarding the incident Of
some years ago when Ernest Terch
Hoolcy. "of unhappy memory" con-
trlbiled $4,000 to tho party fund. ''in
circumstances most discreditable." !"
This contribution, Mr.. Eowlcs says,
was refused and was returned by Lord
Salisbury at his instance.
Mr.. BOwlcs, insinulting that his sue
ccssful opponent received support from
III" party fund, says:
shameful to receive assistance"
SIR Alexander in replying SAYS that
Mr.. Rowles was discrcdited by the organ
iZaton because of his attacks on Mr..
Balfour and Mr.. Chamberlain, but he
briefly denies that A. p. Burgoync. the
successful candidate at Kings LINN, re-
ceived any support from the fund
Mr.. Bowles under todays date replies
to Sir Alexander. who. he says, evadcs
every point raised. but he accepts the
statement that Mr. BurSoyne'S candidacy
was not supported by the Conservative
funds. He says he understands from a
rurOr which it would be worth Sir AL
eNander's time TO rectify, that the. fund
'was recently contributed to in immense
sums by the recipients of dgnitics and
favOrs which could only have been be-
slowed by promior Balrour. 80
In conclusion. Mr.. Bowcs sayset,
you have sacrificed my seat Now IooI
to your own 40.
This correspondence. which is distinct
ly sensational at this stage of the cam
paiGn. will be used with tremendous force
by the Liberal press.
The tnionists. however, regard il as be-
ing merely Il vitrinlic blaze of anger on
the part of Il defeated candidate who
failed TO merit the support of the organ
iZation and who at heart was lcagued
with the opposition.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
ICE RACES TODAY.
Good Entries for Two CIassc5-Track
in Fine Condition.

Th" ice track has been cleared of
Snow under the supervision Of Ma!f-
aGcr Cushman Walker of the kenncbec
Central Driving Club and the usual
weekly races will come off today. The
horses will he called 1T 1.S0 and tn"
first race will be started promptly at
> o'clock The entries for the 2.24 class
are as follows: James p, Malcolm,
Augusta; Gray Pointer, Anderson. Au-
susta; Jim *. Nichols. Augusta; Club,
Harrington. Gardiner: Dolly T.. Thibi-
dcau. Augusta; Mollic D.. Davis. Gar
diner.
The entries for the -? trot or c.33
pace:
Miss Greenwood. Nichols. Augusta
Pete. Wellman. Augusta: Will Sidney,
Webb. Augusta: Mollic D.. Davis. Gar
diner.
There has been good interest In
these races in the past and it is the
hope of the management that a good
delegation will come out today.
Outside teams will be barred from
the course during the races to lessen
the danger of accident or delay
philip Foster of this city will officiate
as starter and there will be represen-
tatiyes from the three cities on the
iudges stand.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
GARDINER LODGE, !. o. o. r.
The installation Of Officers and Enter
rainment.

Gardiner Lodge, I. o. 0. f.. held d pub
lie installation of officers last evening
and the hall was crowded. B"s idc the
mstalnticn ceremonies. which were very
interesting. an excellent entertainment
was given ana II banquet followed. The
events of the evening were as follows: :
Concert. Orchestra
Openng of Lodge by the Noble Grand.
Prayer. Grand Chaplain
Installation by D. D. G. NJ. j. X. Town
send and Staff.
Reading, Miss Cobb
Selection. Orchestra
Remarks J. II. Townsend
Selection, Orchestra
Remarks BY Deputy Grand
The officers installed were as follows:
n. g., ID. s. Weeks; V. c., Fred A. Rob-
mson: Rec. Sec. James Z. Kcene: Fin.
Sec, r. r. True: Treas. c. LcB. Gooden:
r. S. n. g.. Eugene ". Chase; l.. S. n
IT,. Fred L. Lord: G.. Geo. T. Galiyer:
e.. W. III. HolbrOCK: |. c.. Dwight NJ.
Wise; o. c.. Fred ii. Williams; chap
lain. c. S. Cobb; r. S. S, Il. ii. Tasker;
L. . s., Harry +. Jordan: II. s. V. Ii,
u. I. Marley: L. S. V. G., William Loud.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
Knights Of Columbus installation.

Inc annual installation of officers of
the Watervillc Lodge No. 14s. Knights
OF Columbus. was held at the X. of c.
hall at the regular meeting last even
ing. The following officers were in
stalled by District Deputy Thomas A.
Brennan of Augusta:
Grand knight-John J. Kelley.
Deputy grand knisht-Timothy A.
O'Donncll.
Chanccllor-Gcorgc D. Hegarty.
Financial sccrctary-Gcorgc II.
Simpson.
Recording s"cretary-Arthur II.
Clukey.
Treasurcr-John Hogan.
Advocate-E'rcd w. Clair.
Lecturcr--John p. Baxter.
Inside guard-Jamc: McGcc.
Wardcn-Emcry l.. Hcgarty.
Outside guard-Jamcs Coync
Trustecs--JOtn B. F'ricl, George D.
Hcsarty, John J. Kelley.
The installation was followed by a
banquet. Several members from A,.-
SuSta were present
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
BATH BOYS WIN.
Defeat Gardiner High Team IS to 9 a,
Basketball.

The Path Times says: Last evening
the Morse High school basketball team
Mayed its fast game with an out-of-
Town five and won hands down. The
.opponents represented Gardiner High,
school. The score at the end of the
game was: Morse High, 2J: Gardiner
High, 0. The visitors played fire
game the first half but in the second
went to pieces and Morse High played
them to a standstill.
The scoring for Morse in the first half
was done by Haley, Lord and Pierce,
the latter getting three goals from the
field i'm succession. For Gardiner Cor
bin got point from n free throw and
Perry and Forsyth made goals from the
field. The score ut the close OF the
half was M. Ii. s.. 10: G.. II. s., 5.
Shortly after the opening of the Sec
ond half Perry of Gardiner kicked the
ball but Pierce missed the free throw.
Haley got goal from the field which
was closely followed by one by Lovely
for Gardiner but Pierce came TO the
front again and put in a ball from a
difficult position. Corbin fOuled and
Pierce missed the free throw again.
Perry fouled and Pierce missed
again. Haley made another goal from
The fed which was followed by one by
Corbin. Perry fouled and this time
Pierce placed the ball in the BASKET.
He followed no the good work by get
ting TWO goals from the field and Haley
made the last two points i'll the game
by IL goal from the field. The sum-
mary:
Morse--PiCrce, captain. left forward;
Lcrd and OliIto, right forward: Haley,
center; Farnham, right guard; Lcmont.
left guard.
Gardincr-Pcrry, right guard; For
syth. left guard; Lovely. center; Cor
bin. right forward; Kane. left forward.
Store. NJ. If. s., %: G. Fl. s., 8; goals
from the field, Pierce I. Haley 4. Lord.
Perry. Forsyth. Lovely. Corbin: goals
from foulS. Pierce, COrDin; fouls, Morse
High. 3: Gardiner. 6. Referee. Guild:
umpire. COrbip; timers. Olinto and
L,rd: scorers, Olinto and Lord. Time,
Il aud 10 minute halves.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
Canforth Lodge lnstaIls Officers.

Danforth Lodge, No, 119. n. +. o. r.
has installed officers as follows: ). =.
W.. +. NJ. Moocrs: w. Samuel w.
jones; V. w. S. E. Grccnlicf; Sec
Mabel K. Johnson: Fin. Sec. }. W.
Jones: Treas. J. L. Cunninghani'
Chaplain. Eleanor Dudley; guide, Ahce
Daily: guardian. II. Herbert Dudley ;
sentinel, Dexter Jones: trustee for
uiree years, George Watt.
The services of installation we're
aoiy conducted by Deputy Grand War
aeh Emma +. Howe, assisted by Grand
warden II. T.. Bates and several otncr
members from kennebcc Lodge of Au-
eusta. There was large attendance
ana all enjoyed a pleasant evening
refreshments were served after the
installation and dancing furnished en-
"r'ainment during the. remainder OF
the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
Funeral of Late William Goodno.

The funeral services over the re-
mains of the late William c. Goodno
were held ut the ST. Francis de Sales
church 1t o'tlocl: Thursday morning.
The funeral was attended by crowds
representing the various circles and
societies to which tho deceased belong
ed. The bearers Wcrc members from
the Brotherhood Of Trainmen, a. O. t.
w. Lodge, Union Lafayette, the dele
gates from each being respectively.
George Niguc and John L.agrassc,
Mcssrs. Alberts and Foley and Peter
Gcr"nlc and Joseph Neddcau. The in
tcrni"nt was in the Catholic section Of
Fine Grove Ccnt1cry
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

Mrs. +. Z. kcnrick entertained a
large party Of her lady friends at whist
at her home on Elm street, Wednesday
evening. There were over 60 present.
and among the number were Mrs. II. l..
Kelley, Miss Lillian Kelley After the
players had finished it was found that
Mrs. Pulsifer of Waterville had secured
the first prize. beautiful cut glass
dish. and Miss Maud McFadden tho
BOBBY prize. beautiful pitcher
Delicious refreshments Of ice cream
cake and coffee were served. and the
evening was one of the pleasantest
W hich has been enjoyed for long time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

much appreciated his call especially
as he occupied several minutes in an
informal and confidential talk to the
students.
Principal George s. stevenson was
'nic |" return TO his duties Thursday
morning Tor the first time after his
protractcd Illness. He has been able.
iio"e'ti, 10 Keep pace with the pro-
sress OF the school and in harmony
with It's activities and comes back to
hls position without the least embar-
iassnent which might be expected had
nc been Obliged to drop his cares dur
ing INC first wccks of the torn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
Think" said French teacher, "

Think" said a French teacher, who
was giving the lesson on nature study.
"of little creature. that wriggles about
in the earth and sometimes comes to
the top through a tiny hole" A small
boy in pinafore put up his hand JOY
orsly. "Well?" queried the teacher.
"a worm." said the small boy. Yes"
said the teacher; now think OF an
other little creature that wriggies
about in the earth and comes to the
top through a small hole" Up went
the joyous hand again. "Wcll?" asked
the teacher. Another worm!"
shouted Tommy in triumph.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
AIp,a Council r. ARD S. M.

The annual assembly of Alpha Coun-
Gil. T.. and s. NJ, was held " Wednesday
evening when the following officers
were elected for the ensuing year:
Thrice iIlustrions master. ThoS. II.
Rodgc; deputy master, Charles Il.
Gclchcl: p. c. W.. Willis +. Swift;
treasurer. Charles X. Tildcn; recorder.
I.lvjn 81 Henderson,: captain of the
guard! James l.. Lunt; conductor Of
work. Dana G. S,lilin: sentinel, Har-
vcy r. Gatchell.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
Half tho World Wonders

how the other half lives. Those who
use Bucklen's Arnica Salve never
wonder if it will cure Cuts, Wounds,
Burns. Sores and all Skin eruptions;
they know 1t will. Mrs. Grant Shy,
1870 E. Reynolds St, Springfield, ILL.,.
says: Il regard it one Of the absolute
necessities OF housekeeping" Guaran-
teed by Bowditch & Webster. Augusta,
Me-. and Simpson Drug Co, Waterville,
Me-, druggists. Csc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

a young lad named Peiligrini came in
collision with DR.. Nutting's team Thurs
day and it appears narrowly escaped Sc
rlous injury. Winthrop street was the
scene of the accident. tho sled of the boy
striking the rear post of the runner of
the sleii. The sleigh was partly turned
around by the impact and the boy came
in contact with either the forward part
of the sleigh or the sharp shoes of the
horse. He was taken home by the doctor
and the wounds at once dressed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
SPAULDING'S
DRUG STORE
HALLoWELL. MAINE.
cod

tend To make the affair enjoyable was
provided and the result WAS highly
pleasing. y long order of we'll selected
dances was carried out, with excellent
music furnished by the Apollo or
chcStra. Refreshments. provided by
William i'ootcr. were served at inter-
mission. So delightful WIS the event
the party did not break NJ until 4 very
late hour.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

benjamin Blake narrowlv escaped bcin;
hit by train No H. Tuesday afternoon Ut
the Grccnvillc street crossing. He cam"
from the sandpapcr factory rs u freight
was passing up on the cast bound track,
and waited near the west track for it to
pass Train No. IL passed the overhead
bridge and the iron bridge. making good
snccd 'rh" engineer gave many short
blasts Of tho whistle which Mr.. Blake
failed to hear The emergency brakcs;
we're applied ana the train brought to Il
standstill in some more than 4 cars
length. but Mr. Blake stepped aside Just
i'm season to avoid being struck by the
rilot of the engine. The engineer WAS al
most certain that Mr.. Blake had been
killed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

Leonard Rice of Prcsquc Isle was
calling on relatives in this city and
vicinity Wednesday and Thursday. 1ic
is an old resident of Loudon Hill, and
was pioneer in the settlement of the
ArOostook section of the State. His
claim originally purchased for $50 and
without Il clearing of any kind is now
valued at from $1,000 to $4,000. He
can relate remarkable story as to
the development of the country.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
DIVORCE GRANTED.
To Col. Haegard. Brother of n. Rider
Haggard, tho Author.

Portland, Nc. Jan. 1S.-Col. Andrew
G.. l.. lIaSsard retired British army
officer author and brother of II. Rider
Hagssrd. was granted Il divorce by
TIC supreme court today. The libel
alleges that Mrs. Iiaggard had gross
and confirmed habits Of intoxicatior,
and that she left him without cause
whit" thcy were living in London III
1929 and he has not since seen her
They were married at Cairo Egypt. in
1855
Col. Haggard is now at the Hotel
Bellevue, New York.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
Funeral Of Mrs. AdcIine Wymar,

The funeral of the late Mrs. Adclinc
W. Lyman was held yesterday after
noon from the residence in FarminS-
dale. and there was Il large Attendance
Of friends and relatives. The services
were conducted by Rev. Dluf Tand-
berg, pastor of the CnivcrSaliSt
church
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

Ralph Jewell entertained i party Of hi.,
friends at a chicken supper at his home
Wednesday evening. Those present wcr,
Christopher Cannon. c. G. Piper. II. G.
NcwhaIl, Walter A. Hilton. J. r. Lawry.
Q. A. LawrS. s. 7. Lawry and Wallace
Jewell. A fine time was enjoyed and Mr.
Jewell entertained his fricuds in a royal
manner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

\ meeting Of tho IIallow"ll E"ncvo-
lent Society will be held at Mrs. w. {.
Johnson'S at 80 o'clock this after
noon. Tho meeting was postponed
from yesterday OH account of the
storm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
Delightful Dancing Party.

A large number of prominent socie-
people gathered last evening at
Grand Army hall to attend dancing
party which was held under the di-
Iection of Mrs. G.. G.. Brown and Mrs.
ouy Lawrence. Everything that could
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

Raymond Gatcheil has contracted
With Il local boat builder for a 20-foot
launch to he completed before spring
He will equip it with Il gasoline en-
gfnc and place it in CobboSscccoutcc
as soon as the lake is open.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
From sickness to
health with pure
drugs is almost a
certainty;
From illness to the grave is
a common result of impure
medicines and sucstitutions.
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having years of experience.
No inexperienced Help Employed
and Positively no Substitution Permit
ted. We follow the doctors orders
and our laboratory is open to inspec-
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With the above statements OF posi-
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Hallowell Druggist, is the friend OF all
who want to save money and obtain
the Highest Standard of goods. We
want your trade. Come and see US.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

Among the installations yet to be held
are those by Kennebec Lodge. d. of H..
saturday evening, Dirigo Lodge. a. o..
7. W. Monday evening, and Robert En-
met Court, F. Of A., Tuesday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19
Grows With a Rapidly
Seldom Equa||ed.
Coasting Responsible for Some
MAN Falls Overheard.
Mishaps TO Persons, Teams and Cars
Follow One After the Other.

Ruth Dudley. daughter of Mrs Eliza
Dudley, met with an accident Thursday
afternoon while coasting near Grove and
Second streets. one of her legs being
broken as Il result. She was removed to
the home Of Mrs. Elizabeth Carey and
after receiving medical attention was re-
moved to the home of A. n. Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

j. T. Murray. who fell few days aSo
and injured himself duit" badly is get
ting along well. although he rccciv, Il
:, severe shaking up. No bones were
bl oxen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-01-19

Mrs. F. =. Purinton entertained 4
party Of friends at il Thimblc Tea
Thursday afternoon. and took them to
The Gerald for tea. a very pleasant
time was enjoyed.