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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
may Be DELAYED.
Eruptions Of vesuvius
May Hold Up Athletes.
Railroad Communication Out Of
Naples Is Interrupted.
Baltimore Swimmer Is Anxious 10 Meet Girl
Champion From Australia.

New York, April 1.-THE eruptions Of
Mount N.SuViu$ may delay the Amer
lean athletes who are en- route 10 take
part in the Olympic games ut Athens.
The nIcmtrr& of the team are paS$cn-
gers on the Steamer Bal barossa. which
Is. due. t., arrive at Naples Thursday,
Alril ~ The molten flow from Nesu-
viuS has intrrfered with railroad com
municatiunS With Naples. Should the
eruption continue the BarbarOSS;i may
have no port of entry on the west coast
Of Italy and may be compelled to lie
at anchor in the bay Of Naples at Il
sufficiently safe distance from the
shower OF cinder:'.
Railroad facilities III southern Italy
are moi the. best According to the
original prograin The tenn was To dis
embark al Naples and proceed overland
to IrindiSi Wher.- they were IL embark
OH Il coast steamer. reaching PiraeuS,
the port of Athens on Sunday. April
y, the first day Of the games. The
Americans, however, are not scheduled
to compete until April %.
IT was Said here yesterday that
should :: delay to the Americans prove
s, riplS, the t,recidn authorities at
Athens might be appealed to in the
hop. that Il gunbodt would ba sent 10
take the athletes from the Fay Of
Nap1eS 10 Athens
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
BOXING NOTES,

Jimmy Dunn and GEORGE p.el-ar vii,
meet IN South Sharon Pn. April 1s
Fred Landers and Jack oTnar,- ara
matched tn meet in Milwaukee, Anri ~
Young Corhttt and Dick H,lapd arc to
hoN n Sal, Lake CITY April "a Unsteady
of April -,
Jim C"rh"tt n back again ~ tn, yalJ,
Vile stag. Tho drama in which he wa
the star has been called III, a4 IL VA !
failure.
The Maryland LEGISLATURE adjourned
without interfering with the present box
ing laws. The bill Introduced to pro
hibit boxing in public or at private clubs
was not acted on
Tommy Murphy. who went to Bermuda
I" get clear ot an attack If mallrin. ha;
returned I" New York. The trip did
nm world Of good, and hs- says he viii
ne ready to box in 10 days.
As soon rs it WAS announced that box
mS bouts would be held at Madison
square Garden ut New York other pro
mt tors engaged thc Grand Central pai-
''e' Wh1TN bouts Will he held b,-tween the
stars Of thu iistir profession.
Herrera, the MeAican. who meets Mel
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
CHELSEA.

The roads in town are in very bad
condition. There are a number of holes
where the frost is coming out and the
high drifts still remaining in many
places keep the mud soft and deep A
good warm rain is needed TO settle
them.
The Board Of Assessors in their, an
nuSl rounds during the past week have
found 1T rather disagreeabIe on account
OF the bad travelling.
lhefe was no meeting OF Chelsea
-Grange last Friday owing to the had
condition of the roads. and the Worthy
master, alter consulting the members
decided That 1t would not be eypedient
70 Try 10 hold a meeting until the first
Friday in May at 1.S0 P. NJ. Several of
the members are away and others are
III or hhVe sickness in the family, which
prevents their attendance.
u. ii. Knowles Of SangerviIIe was in
Town Two days last week in the inter-
est OF the broWn-tail moth commission
He examined the town but found no
sign "i the pests as yet. He also
wishes the study Of the subject pre-
sehted IN the several schools in town.
lie went to Pittston and WhitefieId and
other towns in that part of the State.
Mr. Knowles while in town was the
guest of n. NJ. Hemenway.
Walter Powers has secured x,o,.,, -
heauheid ana went there last Monday.
MISS Ida Searles who has been spend-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
How's Your Hair
eoWditch, Webster & Co. Announce
That They Have at Last Secured d
Cure for Hair Troubles.

We beg to announce to the people of
Augusta that we have secured the
agency for one of the greatest diScoV-
cries Of recent Years. We refer TO the
prescription of sir Erasmus Wilson, NJ.
D., E-nGldnd'& most successful special
list i'll diseases Of Tie scalp. who was
knlghted fpr his many successes in the
treatment of skin ana scalp. UpSn the
death of Dr. Wilson this prescription
was secured by American chemists and
is now offered To the public under the
name Of Or. Wilson's English Life to
the HAN. This preparation Will grow
hair on bald heads even after all else
taIiS. tulike other hair preparations
IL Is not sticky or greasy, but gives
i've ana glossy appearance to the hair.
MISS Cornelia Stevens, Smith Ave,
Boston. Mass, says: "Dr. Wilson's
English Life to the Hair grew a mag
hlIIcrnt mead Of hair for me after |
Was toid that | was becoming hopeless
~ bald. MY hair now reaches nearly
10 my waist ana is heavy and glossy.
cannot TOO highly recommend it," If
you are sroWin7 bald, troubled with
truptlons, dandruff, scales or any scalp
troubles try DR.. Wilson's Life to the
fia1r- Albert Chemical Co. Boston.
mass, propri"tors. Sold by Bowditch,
NebSter & Co, Augusta, Me. Price
so cents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12

ing the winter with friends In Clinton
has returned 10 her home
Miss Linda Thompson who has been
teaching in Foxcroft is at home with
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cyrus Green and Miss
Eugene Green of North Pittston; Mr.
ana Mrs. Harry Green Of WateryilIe
and Mr.. and Mrs. VIII Grant and son
Elwyn Of Rumford Falls were guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. Watson last Sun
day
Mr.. and Mrs. G. X Green have lust
returned from Rumford Falls where
they have passed the winter with their
daughter, Mrs. Grant.
Mrs George Caldwell visited her
mother at North Pittston last week.
Miss Bernice Watson has accepted
the position 0f special teacher Of
botany in the schools OF Gardiner and
South Gardiner. Her many friends in
town offer congratulations and wish
her success.
Miss Emma Green, who has been very
iii. is somewhat improved.
r. It. Mckay spent Sunday with his
mother in AUGUSTA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
AFTER MISS KELLEEMhN.
American Swimmer Wants to Meet
Australian Girl.

William J. Glover. Jr.. If Baltimore
will begin training this week for Il
So :ics Of match races at long distance
swimming. Glover is a champion and
H." nero of the thrilling race through
Niagara rapids with Graham. Glover
has issued u challenge to any person
III the world for Il long distance race.
1t is GlOVer'S idea to enter the water
with his competitor and to swim until
exhaustion snail overtake one, who
shall thus be the loser, provided. Of
course. the other shall cover as much
distance to become winner.
Glover is especially anxious to try
an endurance race with Miss Keller
man, the crack Australian girl, who
set all England by tire ears last sea-
son by various swimming feats, es-
pccially an attempt 10 swim the Eng
lish Channel. Miss kellerman is eX
po cted i'll this country this spring.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
Annual HANDICAP GAMES.
Competitors at Harvard viii be Held
IororroW Afternoon.

tn" animal spring handicap games
Will 'r h'ld at Harvard Friday after
noon on the &tadium track The fol
lowing "ill ACT a9 o1licial".
Ma::!l;tl. W. f. Garc,ion s1: referee,
+. II. ElArk 80: judges. f. Dana, IL.
f.. w. Elrd, 81, W. a. crow ell 80
Stalt"", n. G. McGrath Of the Charles
bank Gymnasium; timers. s. NJ. Mtr-
rlll ~, J. VI. Wood of the l.. a. A.,
Goa, h L;,thlup; field Judges j. ). stone,
H., j. NJ. Murphy UI. II. Foster. Jr.,
'Gl, f.. NJ Sawyer '0I; measurers. II. $.
Townsend %. +. +. butcher '0S e. X.
-. Meier 0G. T.. II. Nrsmith H.; in
sl.ector@, q. K. tearin5 '93. y. w. Eing-
hani IS, T.. Erelner 90, j. w. lialiuWell
'cI; clerk Of course, w. g. Graves '06;
assistant clerks j. j. l."W- '01, II. W.
Nichols 'o.; scorer S. *. iteck"r 'OG an
E"un"cr, l.. |. Neale 'Ui.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
READfiELD DEPOT.

Wills BickfOrd was the .1iest Saturday
and Sunday Of Benjamin Penny. Bel
grade.
Mrs. n. ID. Gordon. who accompa MED
her daughter. Mrs. III. J. Sherman, home
to Mt Holly, N. j., Will remain 4 few
weeks. Mrs Sherman was summoned tn
attend the funeral OF her father, the late
n. -. Gordon.
II. NJ. Parsons accompanied hy Mrs.
Parsons ana son, Raymond. left Satur-
day for Thornd!kc, in consequence of the.
critical illness Of 2 sister.
Mrs. /. 4. Harmon, Belfast. on her way
home from York and Portland, where she
had been visiting several weeks ard Mrs.
u. w. kenSell, Portland, were guests, for
2 lew days Of Mrs. }. H. tjrntun. an.
Harmon leaving Friday. and Mrs. Kcnsil
the following Monday.
John l.. BickfDrd, vino recently visited
his parents, has returned to Portland
where he Will occupy IL position in the
hardware store of John Loughlin. Mr.
Rickford is a graduate from 4 business
college IN that city.
Mrs. Marcia Stevens and Miss Alma
Gordon. stopped over Sunday with frineds
i'll belgrade
turn from FART cld. last week, WIS the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar ChcsIey.
Notwithstanding The muddy highway.
The Sabbath school whirh convened at
Elizabeth iiutchinson'S, WAS well attend.
ed
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
BASEBALL GAMES THIS WEEK.
EXHIBITION.

Thtireday-Eoston Americans at Colum-
bus. Chicago White SoX at Sprln%hrid' ~,
PalrIrrore at Washington, NeWalk ;ri'i
New York Americans at Ne" i"ih' IL
trOit al Toledo. -, ,,.1;.
Lriday-CIeypIamd at Louisville, Detroit
at columbus. Princeton at Washington
Newark at Waterbury, Montreal at bilds
saurdav-Clevcland 1T Louisville. De
troit IT Coiumbus In.c,3o !" I'll, mn =
Sunday-Clevtland at Louisville, Detroit
AZ i,avton. Chicago Whit SoX at Grand
Rap!ds. New York Nationals Al :,r"ark.
COLLEGE.
Nndncsdav-U Of Maine ilar-
yard at Cambridge. Boston COLLEGE Holy
Cross at " nrcester NlllIn"Na \ nlNrf@4ty
of Pennsylvania at Philadelphia. | rsinuS-
Carlisle Indians at Carlisle. University Of
Syract!s. University Ot Virginia 1T char
lotteSvillr, ManhattaH-N New York Nat4"h-
ais at New York Polo grounds, W-slrydn-
Brown at Providence.
Thursday y-Yale-tirOrGetown 1T Wash
ington. Princeton University Of Virginia
at Churlott. svill-. Columbia Naval Ar;'de
my at Annapolis.
Fr.day-Yalr-I University Of Virginia at
Norfolk, Princeton w shinHtou American
League at Washington, L'hieh johns
Hopkins at Baltimore 1.-TWO F-trr. y.
Saturday Trinity ~. o. college Har-
ward at Richm"nd. Va; Princeton
Georgetown at Ge"rEetoWn. bnt tnputi-
Holy Cross at Wurr Ster. Trinity ttiart-
foraJ-I University Of Pennsylvania at Phil
adelplIa Rutgers at West Point, WINS
ton Academy at Amherst. Lliayrtt"-C Cor
nell 1T Ithaca. Valet rivtr@ity of Virginia
at Norfolk. GEORGE Washirgtun-' Columbia
at Washington. University Of S}racu>e-
Naval Academy 1T Annapolis, Tufts
Brown at Providence.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
ut Iro0klvu New York ut Philadelphia
PittsburS at St. Louis. Chicago at Gin
cnnati.
Sunday-ChicaEo at Cincinnati. Pitts
burg at st. LOUIS
AMERICAN LEAGI-E.
Saturday Boston at New York, Athlet
ics at Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
MAY NOT GO TO ENGLAND.
Lack Of Funds May Keep Miss Sutton
in California.

Los Angeles, April ll.-There is
mGch speculation as to whether or not
Miss May $utto1l, the tennis champion,
will defend her title i'll England in
Iuuc. Wntn the great international
clanpi"n"liip tournament will he held.
vt present il would appear that Miss
sutton viii bc compelled t. allow her
It'll" to lapse by default, unless some
I'M algrnlctIi.i are mad" whereby she
c;in go t. England without bearing
the entire expense Of the trip herself.
Southern California Ina no amateur
81 0itinG organization IL provide for
auch contingencies, as IS the ease IN
the East, Where players are sent
abroad at the expense ol The Eastern
Tennis Association.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
BASEBALL NOTES.

Jesse Rnrk.tt has added Billie Paine
Of \Vhi,insyilIa 10 his Worcester nitch-
inc ,,.,
cornell defeated III" l'Ar' 'ii'''''i hI'ie
At Ithaca n u. TUESDAY AT rii""h py
Il score of ~ 70 q.
iiu%G tully says "a ma 4 hhh II
young Pitcher kah"' but THINKS II VIII
tx" tW" season" !" develop hi!n.
John +. '"nnor has been awarded ~
the national hoard to the IIulyC ke club
Connor iS the pitcher and ouitr"id'r about
whose ultimate destination there has h, IN
some uonp'' as huihl" ''''" ''a'"'''''' Il
iad "'Fh rSlt's 70 l'"h i''i''
Word comes frem MiI"auh'" that
the Whit :i"X have baked on tn" "Itp
o'EeII!-He:nrhiii deaf, ;'nd mat ~
VIII nt E'-lt "a !" J"'n IT. n" r.
III 'P'''. - - ''''i',f' - -
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fA'E b"h"''H ii'f h''Iuth ~ piaE
right Icll FIR tn. Br0nkIIn& When he
tirsf began IL manage. m. nine bono
van thought ne would not get into III"
gam" himself but ~ has changed his;
mind.
I., . t,,..... a. I,-..., l,. ~.
Derrnits in eI,ring games and then
finished last IN thr %ution:,I League
race" Hop. for th,. it.-uciit of Brook
lyn fans III" virt'r" II the SuI.rhas
OYER til" p'tr"itf d""..m't rr""ag' the
same result
The total receipts &C the Detroit team
in the South were. I".. than 500, :" lille
rynrnccG v.r. uIny. thru Sroun Nm
ager Armour, however. was satisfied
with tn" trIr, a% tho team returned to
Detroit in }'"'h ''iiiitIun I" begin The
leagur practice.
Md UanInu thinks Vie Willis. now
a member ~ I'M. IEttghur,r ,.Iuh u thn
best man il, tho %ltin,,.,I Ia,ouc TO-
,lav ia Watching bl4n. "ue ha9 The
knack of l;..ri,,a. rrru.rc an tha basoG
down IA ,v ,.in. i. ....,..,,,... .,n,, r,on
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N3'd'n'H Ter ll'li'hd'l "%dlhS' b''lt"l'
VIII i'''" '"' ~ "'''' w 'E"i" MA
won l'i' Shill'- II was IN" R"dS hr@'
"rt'd' ~ ~" season. ifan"fh phrll"i !
winning game III" hdE pti"f'' hu' i"h'
III" ilEcrS !" Two mus and "nt' 81 'ii' n
scratch. ilaif"rd had good control,
fahhed three Tigers ani Ecrt the others
popping HES.
Fred Doe the Worcester maEnatp. has
jlst 7 turned from Mt. element. Mich
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
SUTTON WINS.
t1steatG Cutler st New. Works Dig
Billiard Toirnumcnt.

N,w York, April H. George siut-
ton, who mas gained an International
reputation a.: :; billiard expert. defeat
"a AlJ"r; q. Cutter of BOSTON in The
ati"!ilunn game of the worlds billiard
ri'ulnpinnailip tolrnainrni Tuesday at
la.2 bank linz, by Il s,prr Of 500 to 100.
Sutt"n gaze q line exhibition, his two
highest runs being lG ANA l03, with
an ;iV"llE" Of 20. Cutter made several
spurt3, his best efforts netting him
81, 80 and - respectively. The BoS-
ton man was Gutclaased, however, as
S"ttot's w"il!rrlul gathering shots
ana dcfr nur&i,tG gave him Il commando
inc lead early IN the game.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
BASEBALL.
The National League Sea-
son Opens Today.
New York Americans Win From
Providence Aggregation.
CorneII Nine Defeats Dartmouth in Twelve
Inning Game al Ithaca.

The first regular schedule game in
n big league series for TINS season "ih
be played this afternoon at PhiIadc!-
phia, when the National League cham
pionship race viii Ec inaugurated by
q game between the New York aggre-
cation and the Phillits.
The Quaker City is said to be- base
ball mad this year and it IS expected
the Rome team viii be cheered on by
an unusually large gathering Of th-
tbusiastic rnotcrs. According 10 a
Philadelphia paper ther- could be no
better drawing card III that city IMAM
q match between the tWn teams "hlch
are to play the initial contest "f the
season
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
WILLIE HOPPE WINS.
Coy Wonder Defeats Cutler in Fifth
Game Of Big Tournament

N'W York, April lI.-By the score
of 500 fn 3S2 Will" Hoppe Of this city,
" no holds the worlds championship
title for ISL hiliards. defeated Albert
G.. Cutler IF Boston in the fifth game
Of the worlds lH-1 championship tour
mamcnt at tit" N4di ;On Square. Garden
concert Iiall tol.i-;hi. Hoppe did not
play as fast nor :tS Wcll as he was eX-
ptctcd tn do. but he Will Dr seen to
better advantage later on when he the
more seasoned PLAYERS. Tomorrow af-
t'inoon Blossom viii play Morningslar.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
SPORTING NOTES.

ne l.uttbeg- -Murbarger wrestling
match at Cincinnati is off and Elmer
"o"dhlan has withdrawn his forfeit
- ~" Tor Luttbeg. He has issued a
"'ilS statement to the effect that all the
"re"tlers are do1gins his 135-pound
''i''i' ana are at the same time making
matches with wrtsllers much heavier
august Belmont has purchased the
na,IiiI stallion Rock Sand. paving
9l-'''o"' Rock Sand, br H.. by Sainfoin,
~ "i R"qnebrune in 1903. won for
ms owner Sir j. Miller. the Derby, the
T. Liger and the Two Thousand
'u'fleas stakes. This year the horse
,IaS n, p"fn at the Hamilton stud farm,
Newmarket.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
Wednesdays Games.

At New York-Ncw York t.,mericanS)
C-10-2. Providence .,-6-i
At New York-New York tNationalSJ
74-1. Manhattan i6-i
IialtimOr.- 4.
At Cincinnati-C Nationals $40
., BuffalD f.. l.. l-i-i.
At louisville. Ky.-Roston Americans
2-E-2 L. cuiS NIIle 49,.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12

when. with the bases full, Conroy foJlei
out, he came along with a hit which srhs
i'll Two runs and helped TO break up me
eam. All l hope is that Ue 90 alonS
without accident, and if We don make
good l will miss my guess
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
DOTNGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORTS.

son next month. rode the other day from
his home il Bakers1el,i 10 Los Ans.ies
on horseback clad only in ove.alls and
sHeater. This was preliminary TO the be
Shining 0f his training for th. battle
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
Wednesdays College Games.

At Ithaca-Corncll defeated Dartmouth
at ba::. ball today in a I2-inning game.
At Annapolis. Md.-Princcton 3, Annap-
oils |.
At Providnnce-Brown :, Wesleyan ?.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
THIS WEEKS BOUTS,

lhhrSuhN-Jhck k"neh'lty vs.. Barney
furrr, Peoria. H.. Grua ". lin S.au
lon Altoona, J. Goodman v&. q. Fnrlrs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
NORTH SIDNEY.

George Clark, who has been spending
the winter with his brother. $. A.
Clark, left recently for California for
an Indefinite stay with his brother, W.
\. Clark. ca. his way he will visit in
Springfield Mass, ana Buffalo. n. Y.
clyde Lynn, who has been at home
for the past two months on account Of
Ill health, las SO far recovered as To he
able to return to his work in Boston.
Mrs. Jesse Blake Of Oakland is spend
ing a time with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. d. y. Field.
Paul Martin of Augusta has moved
into the house owned by Bertrand
Smiley Of Salem.
George Reynolds Of the Middle road
has sold lis farm and gone to Los
Angeles, Cal, where he expects to To-
cate.
Budd Lyon is seriously i'll with
typhoid fever.
Miss Mary A. REYNOLDS of Lewiston
who was called here to attend the
funeral of her nephew. f. l.. Moore.
returned home last week. Mrs Abbie
II. burgess, who passed the winter in
northeast Pennsylvania, also arrived in
season to be present. Among the
other out-of-town relatives were Mr.
and Mrs. NJ. Is. Reynolds Of Augusta
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G. Packard of Chel-
sea, Fred NJ. Spearin and sister. Mrs
Fred Fuller Of Augusta. Mr.. and Mrs
David MunSey and s. g. Sawteile Of
Oakland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12

FIJI Carrick, one Of Fall Rivers
"i WRITERS last season, has sent his
contract 10 Manager Burnham
r ,r 'he Newark Eastern League team
mere IS little doubt that Carrick win
make good in the Eastern League
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12

Mrs. Harvey of Marvel. Isle Of Wight
died recently. She was 100 wears old, and
as girl. knew the Duke OF Wellington
London Mail.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
STATE NEWS.
KENNEBEC.
WEST GARDINER,

MIS-. Thomas Goodwin, Miss Theola
Horn and Miss Mile Goodwin visited
Augusta Saturday.
Master Carleton Loud. who has
boarded at John Horns since Novem-
Der. has gone with his parents to their
new home in Boston.
Charles j. McCausland and Mr.. and
Mrs. Alpheus Spear passed Sunday
evening at a. w. DeFratus'.
Bert Goodwin and family were
guests al Mr.. Goodwin's sister, Mrs.
Flora Horn, Sunday.
Allen Wakefield is improving the ap-
pearance Of Warren Davis residence
with a coat Of paint. The house IS
painted white with green blinds, and
the nntbuiliinga n dark red.
Albert Fuller has two large broods
OF chickens. lie has also received
eggs for setting Of very fine variety
from his sonin-law Alfred Wessman
OF Quincy, Mass. Mr. Fuller is an ex-
pert IN the raising Of poultry.
George Clark is quite i'll at his home
Al John Horns. MIR. Clark received a
severe injury i'll the left side by falling
prove quite serious.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alpheus Spear enter
tanned guests at their home Sunday.
Mrs. Harriet Snow Of Springfield is
visiting her son, Hon. X. q. Snow
4 flock Of wild geese numbering 65
We're seen by VIM. Bachelder last
week. The birds We're flying north
ward.
James Collins Of Manchester was in
town on business. Monday.
SPEARS CORNER-Mrs. G. w.
Spear is visiting her son Linwood
Spear in Boston.
Nh. ana Mrs. f. p. BlaisdeH re-
turned Saturday from a weeks visit
with friends in Lewiston and Auburn.
CLa"les Small of West Gardiner died
i'll Gardiner Saturday. Mr.. Small was
for many years resident OF this town
ami highly esteemed by all.
Miss Hil1a NeStor of Boston is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
NeStOr Of the Indiana road.
Mrs. William Woodbury. is enjoying a
visit from her daughter during the va
cation period Of the Massachusetts
schools.
Sunday al mis- camp AT Horseshoe pond.
MIR. ANA Mrs. l.. Is. Wing We're at Al
vim Spears Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
Thrown by a Mocking Demon

over the human face II is almost as dangerous as
it is repulsye. Arising from q variety Of causes.
running its course with paint often ends suddenly
in death. The old treatment consisted OF blood
letting, and the use of strong, drastic purgatyes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-04-12
the RED Mask.

There are for many reasons, few diseases moe to
"a dreaded than Erysipeas, and it has not inaptly,
een termed "St. Antnony's Fire" There no dis
ase which so completely deforms and disiguIes the
isage of the patient; and 1t may fairly be COM
rod tn a red ms