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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-05-29
KENNEBEc.
BELGRAD

The regular meeting or Belgrade Grange
was held Saturday evening, May D. with
a large attendance. After the regular
in charge of Worthy Lecturer Nellie c.
Pray, who prese nted the following pro-
gram; Singing by the choir; violin solo,
Little Miss Eva Stuart, accompanied by
kindly responded to an encore. An orig
inal paper by Sister Nellie Pray; vocal
solo, Sister Lillian Yeaton. Worthy lee
tUrer then called on Bro. a. G.. Andrews
Of Capital Grange. He was heartily
cheered as he kindly responded to the
call. All present listened with great in
terest to the remarks of Bro. Andrews.
who spoke for a short time in his usual
pleasing manner. Sister Maud Andrews
Of Capital Grange was then called upon
She kindly gave several select readings
in her usual pleasing manner. Recess
was then taken for supper, to which the
10 members present did full justice. On
motion of Sister Nellie c. Pray a COM
mittee was appointed to make arrange
mcnts for a children's meeting to be held
sometime the last of June. Next meeting
will be held Saturday evening, June ;,
when the program will be furnished by
rising vote of thanks was extended to
Fro. ana Sister Andrews for the enter
furnished Belgrade Grange.
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Gossip of the Granues.

Tho next me-tirc nr tl1n NorIr, lI-,lI-,
Pomona Grange win Inn baia , rri,'p
E""th"rn Light Grange Wintarport.
j"l'c .. IL stormy the next fair day.
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the first deg, Ill their ast r,r,.tin,,
1t the next regular mcctinr ,ru.sJa,.
afternoon. June 1, thay ,Iau - ,.iyc thn
last two degrees.
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TIE NEW REMEDY.
Take Il Now That Vacation Days Are
Fast Approaching.

Tluucsnla Of men and women arc
a-:xior sly locking for"3rd 70 tn" vaca-
fiau DAYS that come in June. July and
August So much for tn" pleasure
or enjoyment rs for tho chomc" of set
ding rij of their i'll health.
r. thoroughly drive away troubles
Of the stomach most people think they
havn IL make business Of it with
dieting. exercise, ana perhaps q vaca-
ton.
But Mi-u-na stomach tablets taken
with regularity. in very few days
will drive away Indigestion, dizzy
spells. distress after eating, headaches.
-lcoplczsucss. ana the many other
symptoms Of bad digestion and slug
giShncss Of the digestive organs that
keep people from enjoying themselves.
Day after day. al work behind desks
or i'll the factory with poor sunlight
ana air. soon results in sluggiShncSs Of
the entire physical and mental appara-
tus. The first Slight symptoms Of in
digestion can b. easily cured. but
when they are allowed to increase
without any hcln. then the stomach
complaints become hard to shake off.
Strengthen the whole digestive sys
tom with Mi-o-na and YOU will soon
tind that both stomach and bowels do
their work as they should.
Bowditch. Webster & Co, sell Milo
ma in 50-ccnt boxes and guarantee to
refund the money if the remedy does
not give complete satisfaction.
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NEWS FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
SAGADAHOC
RICHMOND.

Tho Richmond band Will furnish
music for Memorial day 1t + DONG
some good practice work lor IN" occa-
si''h
AHic D"nsn1"re' VINO mas h'ch IN
M2ssachnsetts lor the past WINTER Is
nome on Slioft vacuum
The Densmorc House st IL" Ferry
VIM soon open Nlth ! SA'r' "'illior,
fehJ. pcfSih"re Will pc -i"i i'tt"' -
ne Mrfrlii rosy. = = ~. To- ''.l i't 'h''
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MONMOUTH.

The following program has been pre-
pared for Memorial day: The school chill
drcn will form in line at tile Center
schoolh0use promptly at ! o'clock p. NJ.
and. led by Capt. \. c. sherman ard 3
drum corps, will march Ut Main street
to tie Soldiers monument, where the fol-
lowing program will be carried out: Sing
ing, Lotus Male Quartet Of Lewiston;
PRAYER, T;ev. q. T.. Woodman; address,
James Roy Packard, decorating of mon
Wncnt; flag salute; singing of ''America'
hy the children; henediction, Rev. c. W.
Wallace. Tho line will then reform and
move to the village cemetery, decorate
tie soldiers graves and then dishand. The
exercises 1t Cumston hall viii be held at
the close Of tile work of decoration and
will be rs follows: Singing, Lotus Quar-
tot: prayer, Rev. G.. f.. Woodman; sing
in". Lotus Quartet; reading, Miss May
Mmch: singing. Lotus Qualtct; reading
Of orders, simon Clou2h, ESQ, command
c~ Of Post; singing, Lotus Quartet; adj
dress. VIM G. Soule of Portland; singing
ntus Quartet; bcncdiction, Rev. G.. w.
Wnn,i,ran. The graves in outlying cemc-
tories iii IL decorated during the fore
nn.n. Tie ladies Of tie Relief Corps will
sarv" elmer to tic comrades of the Post
at their lall 1T noon. Owing to the great
t,curth Of spring flowers tie children are
requested to bring their own bouquets if
nnssIL,r The ci!t of flowers is earnestly
requested Of others IN al parts of tho
town. and they may lie left at G. \. r.
hall Thursday morning Members of the
I.oli,f t'nrrS and all lIIicS Interested viii
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West GARDINER.


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pass. ' s'nU'v- .' iA" home II! Airtcu-
Spear
NV. l.I lIrs. Andrew I.n1:.r. il. o.
I:;.,l,.I;. ,i<.l,d Aaaa Eiul>r sunday.
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Air ""d cir. At"Hr"# l''" P'T''' u
Satrri1t evening III som S'".'9'
Mrs. Il. !. s;arwc las been i'll during
the rast week..
,,-,u I,u.,,7 West Gardiner ru1i
ras once Irorn -"rn the aTulrition
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WaterviIle Notes.

The little Mi-o-na tablets sold by
Geo. ". Dorr, the druggist, have be-
come dese-vedly popular. Mr.. DorI
guarantees that Mi-o-na will make
thin people fat, regulate digestion, and
increase health, or else there will be no
charge for the remedy, and the pur-
chase price will be returned on do.
mand.
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SOMERSET.
PALMYRA.

paIrnvr1 GRANGE met nt Grange hail
Saturday evening with 81 mcmbcrH
present. IT was decided at this meeting
to attend +, III day ut Dexter i'm August.
N.Y.. Carter ana Mildred Taylor each
gave Il rca.,ins ANA III" following qucs-
ton was di,,cu.%cd: Which Docs More
Work. tAe Farmer or His Wife,
Horace Jnilopurt If pit;s!i'ld was in
Town II, "Aa% something lt''uS - pio-
Nio" . El'Ei cSi!lhs lof INC mon church
III rh"EFA.
Charles Emerson of Auburn is visit
Ing f:ier@s il this vicinity.
Mrs. u. i. L"n,l"y Of P.itsii"!G visit
cd in Hal nyil and st. Adams last
week.
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home ara lltc2d under 4 brood hen
Further particulars later.
Mr.. -Iiuric Robjp.nD ara Mrs
WcJccy.nod of Newport visited al F
~. Tho,lDgou's SUNDAY.
w >. ,,..-.,,, ,,.t,.. 1,,.. acknowledgements.
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AN,
."iN Kilt I"E'i ~. i'Tt Il ldi dla
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\ II" SoriabiN vas hnld at Palmyra
Grah&o ball Friday evening. May =. frr
the dement, 81 ihc h'hd. \ S"od time
va ''l''.. y" "','' dui'' q littie sum was
feaIlHrG IRON tAc SlIc
htF. i''on Russell Oh Pittsticii gave
q very interesting memorial address at
1alih'rt ci"fCh sunday May 20. The
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III MNlly-'o-itodhd Clan met with
MIS-. J"lhie IafEmAH Wednesday af-
tefll"'2i an" evening, May =. There
were not MS many present as usual. vet
NtfF rhJoE2pIr occasion was ncld.
l. n" 1":i""ll@ program WIS presented
ny -dr@. j! ""isI" LraNitt: !tcadinG, Iona
'~''''- l''J' H.
SohS' i-i~Ir lurler; r'aC!n@. Jennie
idfhiiian' STORY B"lle Parknan; qucs-
1 ~ = II l-II"er on tile
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sister. Mrs. carrie P,1n,c,. Nc ,,,I,,,,,.
caring for hrr at nrcsnn+ :
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no hopes are entertained III III hcr "a
coVery.
Mrs. Laura Adams has rcntod H.
house Of /. \. Stacy on the countv,
read nni moved her goods there.
Sanborn Rowe, an aged citizcn of Nc,,,-
port living on the county ROAD ,oo, p.,1
myra. met with serious accident ore
DAY last week. He was in Detroit a.
falph Beans, trying Il horse with the in :
- - o'idSiiS' ana stepped onto
- Is ioiSe started suddenly,
~ VI Ito"e Onto me ground. He
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T. oley ana Ms horses are employed to
WORK on me machine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Tracy visited Zel-
uon Tracy's family on Webb Ridge last
Sunday.
T T. ,riIIat+ bas noor =, 1,rou.,,.i,,o am
Milo for Tic past week III business
.p,no
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LARCN E..

4 collie dog belonging to Elmer Camp
bell tackled hedgehog Saturday, with
the result that many Of the quilts were
transferred IA tile dogs mouth and he
ns.d to be killed.
TIE Clifford Bros. who purchased til"
Willis Hoxic farm will set out 400 apple
trees this season.
John Falnham came very near loosinG
his arm nv coming in contact with Il pow
cr Wool-soW. His coat ana shlEt sleeve
vorc both Torn from the arm but the arm
itself was net touched.
G. l.. Tobcy has pure based the pine and
pulp wood Oh tie Powers lot and Il crew
are at work pccling tie wood for pulp.
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at z. l. Hairs. left last Week to visit
relatives in Massachusetts.
Pc1es Could is stopping It j. ".
W hitcs for q few days.
Baldwin apple trees are all nearly
rui"7d ~ the severe cold weather last
winter.
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WALDO.
Troy CENTER.

It"V J. G. Lamb was called t. THORN
dix" Sunday afternoon t. onic:;tt" ~
the funeral Of Mrs. Joseph ircntiSS,
formerly Of this town.
Frank Scarcy of Grocl7ton. Mass, ar
rived "Wednesday for a W. ."i.nu Of tWn
weeks at his old home.
Perry Shaw Of Newport passed sew
cral days 1t Israel Stones last week.
i. f. Hrrllins uf Benton called ~
friends in town last week on his return
from Plymouth, where he has decided
to locate.
Mrs. Martha Roundy and Mrs. ANA
ziah Woods. 10th elderly ladies',
drove alone "a Nassaib"ro last week. Il
distance of 81 miles, to attend the flu
neral Of their Brother, George Rouniy.
I'ran,iS \. HiEman. aged e. years
AMI months. Giod Thursday. May y.
II" had !ocn IL moor health for q year.
7ii,rc wIs !. large attendance at the
funeral, which occurred At "a" home
Sunday al ]" O'Clock. re-. J. G.. Lamb
nIliatina Mr.. and Mrs. Fairbanks "
Unity furnished musi" with excellent
taste. Mir. IiillMan'a SIN Howard, 4.
Hu:nford Falls. Mn. ana MIS-. Rufus
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NORTH PALE7E:O.
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last wClk and ATTENDED services held b.
Wiser. CaIn AND Hatch.
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turned yf;h h.~ team to her homo i'll
snmr .i'lc. Mass, Via boat from Gar
Cincr last week.
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r,r w,,t,r Tbnv have ma svrnathy
or HI i'll their loes.
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= - ,I.,. .Mp LIN LIN r"n .'i' e lura T tial
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Milo, Lagrange and Millinockct
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DC Wolf Hopper had a slight cold
one night ana in Il curtain sDccch re-
lerred to it in this fashion: Il went to
my Doctor i" declared, 'and the
dcctor said h@d been eating too much
hitroG""ous food ana must sep it and
c2t farinaccous fnod. since then I
haven't bc"a abb - eat NJ all. for
don't know what either word means"
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WALDO.
THORNDIkE,

ROY. Mr.. Bracket Of Brooks preached
a very interesting Memorial sermon
Sunday at the Center church, to large
audience An interesting feature of tho
occasion was q hymn sung and played
by Mr.. Lewis, VINO is blind.
Mrs. Caroline Ward died Of heart dis
ease last week. at the home of her son,
Arthur Ward.
Mvrtic WarI vas called home from
Augusta last Saturday on account OF
the dc?th Of her grandmother, and also
tcr mothers illness.
Mrs. Abbic EaGley and daughter Liz
zie of Belfast We're visiting friends and
relatives here last week.
Mr.. ana Mrs. W l. Hunt were visit
ing in Vassalborp a few days recently
George Ray Ashford came home from
Augusta for a short visit last Monday.
J2,rnh Prentiss' mother died sud
denly last Wednesday. Funeral services
were held Sunday from the house.
TROY.
Mrs. Sarah Stevens is in stockton,
the guest Or hcr son, DR. George
Stevens
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred r. Garter Of Ban
gor ;-rn making i two-wcckS' visit with
Mrs. Carers parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j..
Il. Harding.
Miss Fatcl" NcardinG, who is teach
ing in Etna, was at home Saturday and
Sunday.
Mi am Mrs w. S. Baker arc rccciv-
ing congratulations on the birth OF
daughter
Francis HiEman died on Thursday,
May ~, after Il brief illness. The fu-
neral was held at the home on sunday.
Howard Hllnlan, son Of til" deceased,
" no left home about % wears ago,
came homc to attend the funeral.
Frank S,avcy is ut home for Il vaca-
ton of Il few weeks.
AIRS. Lille Soavey has returned to
Bruclton, Mass.
Mrs. Minnie knights Of IiodGdon is il
toNn settling the affairs Of her father,
the late G.. q. Wyman.
Nj. ana Mrs Walter Hill are spend
ing i lcW weeks in town.
SOUTH LIBERTY.
A gentleman from Lincolnviil". rop-
rcaonting i New Hampshire lumber
concern. was i'll town one day last week,
and closed 4 deal whereby his company
become owners Of q valuable tract of
lumber. The deal was made with
Franklin Leighor and price paid $500.
The lumber will 80 into boxes mostly.
1t is understood q portable mill VIII bel
nut i'm the woods this fall and people
here arc looking for a good business
and lively times.
German measles are prevalent here
Master George "nfcst, who recently
fell ana broke ill: wrist. is very I'M
lucky. About a wee! .Eo, while bare
footed. he stepped upcl broken glass
ana cut his foot 50 severely that he has
not been able to step on it yet.
StiIlman TIbberd has sold his farm
to Warren Smallcy Of Union. Mr.. Hib-
bcrd. whose health is not very good,
will remove his family to Massachu
sets. when he will decide what hcl
viii 10.
Mrs. Charles Bradstrect Of Liberty isl
ut work for H F. Evans, taking care
Of his mother. whose health is poor.
F. w Cunningham went to Washing
ton village with his fine graphophone,
to furnish music at the Memorial eXer
cises ct that place Sunday.
The little daughter Of Mr. and Mrs. |
Harry Lenfest, who has been 50 seri- |
ously il, is much better, and rapidly
gaining.
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Earn More

There is inspiration in good health.
With keen appetite, sound digestion,
good blood, clear head, strong nerves,
you feel that you can attempt and
succeed in almost any undertaking.
Keep physically fit and you can do
more and earn more.
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sOMERseT.
SOUTH ST. AL.BANS.

Mrs Erma Berry is It homo for 4
few days from the NJ. G. l., where she
is attending school.
Mrs. Harriet Lon2Icy of Pittsfcld
visited hcr granddaughter, MIS-. Hattie
Emerson, Friday.
Mr.. ana MIS-. Will Chnmhc,i PASSED
Sunday vita Mir. ana Mr.. ~. Il.
Badger.
fail HadG"r h"a planted % acres IF
rnt.t"ca with lis urw potato T|autcr
ion lis notishhrr..
fra"f Stevens IL mach iIllr"v~.'I in
health since His return from the hos
p!t"l.
MIS-. Ausic Grant wa5 il !:an#or
Tii.:ay.
JACkMAN.
Thcrc are several eases Of pneumonia ii
town.
II. {. Bassctt j. passing i few Days i'll
town.
z. II. Dupton returned from SlloWhcg,n
Thursday. where lie h,ts been ON = few
DAYS business tiip.
S"T"rHl i'm" TROUT have been caught a
Me- s. River bridge.
MERCER.
HAIRY i[imhull has gone to Monmouth
WHERE re il; rnlp!GynG as carpenter.
Warac" rihl,tts has moved On to the
llarr:' kimhaa farm.
! Lodge of MIcvahees was organized
h"ro iast Frid; ) night with IS ch"rt".'
members.
Mrs. Charles Berry Of Lewiston is
visiting her sister, Mrs. josie HrcHscy,
for :. few days.
Mrs NJ. ID. Frederic of Starks, who
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. G.. ;.