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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16
AMUSEM ENTS.
"The Little Minister"

The Friday evening Offering of the
Lornc ElWyn Co. was Barrie's Scotch
romance. THE Little Minister and
the production proved to be one of the
gems of the week. That the company
and especially Miss Grey has won the
approval and friendship of the patrons
Of the Opera house was shown by the
large audience which was present and
that the work Of the company in The
Little Minister" was appreciated was
evidenced by the generous applause be
slowed during the evening.
Lorne Elwyn as Gavin Dyshart, the
minister, was very strong in the rart
and was given good support by the
entire company, while Miss Grey rs
Lady Barbara took the house by storm.
Her conception OF the part was one
which won her audience at the start.
and she was frequently applaudea
throughout the play, while at the con-
ciusion of the fourth act she received
an ovation to which she was obliged 10
respond by coming before the curtain.
The play was we'll chosen and filled
With interest throughout. and was pre-
santad in a way that will place It
among the very best repertoire produc-
tions for the winter. The speciaities
were much enjoyed ana F. Richard
Davis added much to the pleasur" 81
the evening by doing things" which
kept the audience in a state Of Won
dernlent.
The company will close its engage
rnent in this city by the presentation
of ANITA, the Singing Girl for a mat
,rae this afternoon and the Western
drama entitled Jesse James this
evening, but it should be said in con-
nection with the latter production mat
it is not of the blood and thunder style
cnly- two pistol shots being fired during
the play. \ feature of the matinee VIII
be the presentation of handsome
French doll to the little girl ana nice
sutt of clothes to the littl" boy III the
audience who hold the lucky tickets.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16
IN THE SENATE.
Vote vii Be Taken Today on Vexa
tious japanese Question.

Washington Feb. 15.-An agreement
70 vote tomorrow on the conference
reoort of the immigration bill which
includes the provision intended TO set
tie the California japanese question
was made in the Senate today as the
result Of an entire day Of discussion on
that measure
The principal speeches were deliver
ed by Senators Bacon and Tillman, on
opposition to what they regarded as
an effort to prevent the South from
getting Il desirable class of immi-
grants. Senator Tillman's remarks on
the Japanese situation brought a warn
ing from Senator Lodge that if con-
tinued he should move that the discus
sion proceed behind closed doors. In
ternational references We're not made
afterwards BY Senator Tiliman.
Senator Challenger expressed surprise
that the confercCs should contend that
they had not injected "neu" matter in
the conference report and Senator Car
ter said he should vote against the
report entirely on that ground and
predicted its defeat.
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SaTSdtabs

on the I'd ballot for United STATE
senator in Joint session If the Rhode
!sldnC Lcgislatnrc Friday. the voting
remained I.rac! icaily uno hanged from
Ii:-eviuiIs ones. Goddard received 40;
Colt "a; Wetmore 30, and Utter |. Two
Cnlt men, one Wctmore and one God
Garl supporter were absent today.
Ii VA, s;a,od at the ravy department
Friday that the gunboat Faducah,
which left Mobile Thursday for Pen
saco!a. Wa; destined to Gua ntdnamn
ana not to Guatemala rs reported. He"
mission is for the purpcsp Of delivering
Il number of TARGET screens for the At
lantic nect NOW engaged il mancuvre8
OF CulcbrI.
An urgent demand For tariff rcvi-
sion signed by GOV. Guild and members
OF both Houses of the Massachusetts
Legislature was read in the Senate Fri
day. The petition after indorsing 4
maximum and minimum tariff asks the
President to use the powers placed in
his bands fcr speedy consideration of
the subject III Congress.
If action of House committee on ways
ana means be approved by the House
the state department will not be asked
to furnish the House any information
concerning tentative tariff agreements
with Germany growing out Of the work
Of the North commission TO look into
the German tariff situation. The COM
mittcc decided Friday to recommend
to the House that the Randall rasolu-
ton asking for this information bc
laid ON the table.
1t was announced ut the White
House Friday that there will be no
STOPS in either direction by the Pres
idpnt on his trip To Massachusetts next
Friday. when he goes to visit his sons
at college. The limited time at his dis
posaI will prevent him from accepting
invitations to various functions The
President expects to reach Washington
in time to resume business At the Viii: :
House on the following Monday morn
ing. Mrs. Roosevelt. Mrs. Long Worth
and Miss Ethel will accompany tn
President.
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Engineer William Godwood. who wa:
injured last Wednesday on the Onta-
RIO & Western r. r. at Middletowr, y
y. died Friday without rcgaining con.
seriousness.
NJ. NJ. Eachcldcr and Walter ]. Iso
the two American teachers who ii wa
feared had been killed in an attack D.
Pula james in Occidental Negroes, haV,
been found unhurt.
shares cf Calument and Hecla COP
per stock sold for $1,000 on the Boston
Stock Exchange Friday. This is 81
points from Thursday and is the high
est point ever paid for this stock Or az!
other copper stock in the history of tn
Boston Stock Exchange.
It was announced Friday that the In
terborough Rapid Transit Co. Of Nev
York has sold $4,000, 900 of &-year pc
cent. notes to William A. Read & Co
of New York and Lee, HigGinson Il G.
of r )stcn. The notes are redeemabl
after two years at n premium of l pc
cent.
There was 4 narrowing scene ct. tn
hanging ut Farmvillc. Va. Friday o
Moses Hill ard William ItufiIr. negroes
convicted of the murder OF Po@tm3ste
John Grubh. Hill weighed 2i3 pounds
The rope broke; h. walked c@lmly oati
10 the scaffold, when it broke q scconf
time and ne died in agoEy on tn
ground.
Former Mayor John 7. Hurley Q
Salem. Mass, was found not guilty h,
Jury III the superior criminal "our
Friday on the charge of nNT!n" mad
an illegal sale of liquor. Ii, had prev
ously hcen convicted i'll the lowe
court Tho alleged illegal sale wa
based upon the transfer cf Cuahlit!
of matt extract in 4 store "Wncd by MI
| Hurley.
slr. Collier. the American ministe
at Madrid. gave a banquet Thhrs@a.
nisht e. the members Of til" din.onatl
corps in honor of Ramon Finay Miiicl
the new Spanish minister II the Unite
| states Mr.. Collier toasted lin" Alton
SO and Senior Piray in Spanish. The IA;
ter left Madrid for Gibraltar Frida,
and is due to embark thcle for NcV
York Feb. Is.
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Worst They Ever Saw
Hospital Physicians Gave No Hope
and Advised Anputation.

as it has been great blessing to me and
10 nv wife. | was laid up a whole year
with an ulcer on my ankle, which sup
pos3H came from q humor in my blood
which has troubled me from boyhood. /
went T. the Massachusetts General Hos
i2it1i il Boston for treatment twice a week
cuiin" loriod OF three months. The
attending surgeon advised me to give up
work ana take al! the comfort / could. II
was said th2t my case was the worst one
% IL" kind they Lad treated at the hospital.
":s: I've doctors advised that have my
IL ".Ihi uta;,.u. would not consent to this,
st.i. ocean 10 take Hoods Sarsaparilla for
NY Llool. have taken dozen bottles,
and n"" / an as wen as ever. The sore
&c All i!laied Up, and am working all the
time. Ny health Fever was better. shall
always speak well Of Hoods Sarsaparilla."
-Cyr::s 9. JPhaln, NeCdham, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16

At tho rn,,nicipal court Friday morn
mo- ono lone candidate appeared before
no bar that the Judgment of the court
r,icht be visited upon him. He an
severed to the name of George HAN
Ill, b,d # been necessary to refer to
,ho hooks Of the court it would nave
been found that George had peeh sup
rIian+ before that tribunal at a Date
no further remote than nul sua'
morning. When George came before lhc
court on the former occasion ne va
recovering from an inciplenl FORM "
alcoholic paralysis when ioilo"eu q
more or less protracted PERIOD Oh W"ih-
ing on the ice, but as he proiesseo IS
nentauce and desire to seek the peace.
D r,,I rncasses of the WOODS dtouio
1,-,,,po village that he might WELD the
80 aren rs he had welded the Ice
,ict the court was sympathetic ana let
i,;,,, co that he might turn his foot
.,ons westward and later get In MS
| nrl, with the axe. And so George
| ,,.or+ but he did not turn MS 1901
.to,s, toward WAYNE. and late IN the
r.a,.,,l,r b;s feet mutinicd and had
| = rot been for the kindly aid OF the
,.,,eto.rica fonc, he would have sought
| r1os. communion with the sidewalk. ne
was given a chance to go to Gardiher,
but tailed to accept it and wnen he
came to again he was in the station
at City hail. Yesterday morning i Is
still had the Wayne pilgrimage ~
mind but the court decided that ne mao 70
better postpone it for period ol ~
aoys and when he next starts ioi III,
ouiet village by the lakes the air VIII
be tempered with the breezes OF carry
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16
"Al;oc- Sit BY the Fire." Feb. 20.

The puhlics appreciation OF hi2h
class dramatic offerings has again been
demonstrated by the romarkaiie SUI
cess of Mary Shaw, the well known
actress. who is touring this season III
the latest ard best comedy 'Alice-Slt-
hy-the-Fire" by j. NJ. Barrie, auth "
of Peter Pan" The Little Minister
and other Successes. The play is eX-
ceedingly interesting and brlms over
with excellent comedy, and at times be-
comes quite dramatic. The COMPANY
associated with Miss Sh;,W is one If
exccpt:onal excellence ana New York
reputation. The production is 1h9
came. which marked Its ~ lnier IN
Kew York at thu Criterion Theatre, anl
viii be given in its entirety at IN
Opera Housa on "Wednesday Feb. %
Sale opens Monday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16
CAPITAL JOTTINGS.

Government receipts Friday: From
internal revenue. $3.50. 293: customs. ST.
338,l19; miscellaneous, $37,3i9. Exp"ndi-
lures. $2O2O,C00.
Tho House c0mnittce or ways end
means decided 10 definitely POSTPONE
consideration Of Williams bill for re-
ciprocal free trade in coal between the
United States ana Canada
Resolutions enacted by the Delaware
Legislature. urging Congressional ac-
ton to secure an amendment to the
constitution to prevent polygamy were
offered in the Senate Friday by Senator
Dupont.
Because of physical disability. Brig.
adler General Theodore j. Wint, il
command of the army OF Cuban pacifi
cation, has asked for and been granted
three months leave Of absence. Big
General Thomas II. Barry, assistant
chief Of staff. Will at once leave for Gu
ba to relieve him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16
500 Reward, 500.

The readers of this paper will b.
Plea ed to learn that there is At least onc
dreaded disease that science mas been
atle to cure in all its stages. and that is
Catarrh. Tails Catarrh Cure is the only
positive cure now known 20 the mndi-
cal fraternity. Catarrh being consItu-
tional disease. requires constitutional
treatment. Halls Catarrh cure Is taken
internally. acting directly upon the b God
and mucous surfaces of the system.
thereby destroying the foundation OF tho
disease ard giving the patient strength
" building Up the constitution and as
sistin- nature in doing its work. The
p,orrieors have so much faith in its cura-
tive powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fails TO cure.
Sprd fer list of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & CO, To.edo,
q.
Sold by Druggists. 15c.
Take Halls Family Pills for constipa-
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16
AUGUSTA CHURCHES.
Sunday Services Which All Are Cor
daily Invited to Attend.

st. BARNAEAs chapel first Sunday " in
evening rra%"~ at $50
Their. will lie Il gospel temperance meet
irc at the rooms of tn" W. {. I. |. sun
day afternoon at ~ O'Clock.
UNITARIAN CHUKCH: Services at
10 30: SERMON by Rev. Manfprd I.il.eforS.
Sabbath school N CLOSE of service.
FIRST CHRISTIAN CHI ECH On
Northern Avenue: Preaching At 1919 a;
a.. by i Gospel worker; Sunday school
at T. NJ
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE: Sunday GER
vices 1T IL \. Nj; subject: Mind; alSp
"Wednesday evening at 81 at NoUdm"li ;
nall, 2O7 Water street.
FRIENDS CHAPEL: Services Sunday
morning at 1879 o'clock; Sunday school
al the Close of III" services; prayer meet
ing in the evening at : O'clock
ST MARY'S CATHOLIC CHURCH,
state sIrcet:-F'irst mass at 40 A NJ ;;
high mass at 1870 a. NJ; vcsperi ana
benediction of the Blessed Sacrament at
7.30 p NJ.
ST: MARKS cHrRcIl: II2ly G. eom'-
! Il; evening service. 30 T. NJ; Rcv.
ChLs. +. Lee viii oificlate
THE PROGRESSINE SPIRITtALISTS
society will hold meetings in g. \. r. hall
! Water Street. at 30 and 1:0 t. NJ. MIS-
| s {. Cunningham of Cambridge Mus,
the speaker and test MEDIUM.
| FIRST CHURCH Or CHRIST, Sc y
! TIST: Sunday service at l0.l n. NJ.
| subject. .Mird:" Wednesday tNemnE
| meeting at 40 at the Christian Science
reading room. % S"wall street.
| METHODIST EPISCOPAL church
! Green street Horny f.. Dunnack minis
| ter: 1923. The Devil ttu"sti"rS Iod;
! 40. lecture by the minister; subject
:. ibraham Lincoln" music by the vest-
| ed choir.
| THE I'NIVEESALIST CHURCH,. G.
1 ,,i,,tr g.,4Nt,- iI.. il
! 10 10 sermon ~ the pastor an, Source
of Strength: Sunday school at noon
! Miss M;uclc Andrews, stunt; Young Icp
| MES meeting at G2A l.. NJ
FIRST BAPTIST church on winthrop
street. +. p Hope pastor: Morning ser
NOV on .'Tho NciehhorhOod "f CErlstlal
! Service Sunday school at noon; !. /
| : G. +. at So: evening sorvic" at Il"
with sermon on 'Ev.dcnc"s Ct our Di
vine Snnship.'
STATE ST. TRFF' BAPTIST Church
Roy. g. G. NJ pShrT. pastor, ir"tchlis
service at 1870. sermon by IN" raSt".
suhicct: The Bill" and Civil Law
sunday school at HAS, Junior g. II. ne,
ing at =: c. +. prayer meeting at %,
| nvancrl.stic services at 80. short S'''
MN hy the pastor on Temptation: VII.
| WIS II Allowed:
| SoI-TII PARISH COEGREGATiONNi
church, d. II. Evans minister: M"rnIn
worship at 1890: Bible school at Il; \ !
s G. T.. at 60: evening worShip VII
/ chorus choir At 80; prayer and preach
inc service Friday At 80. During IN
Irntnn period Mr. Evans will deliver
t,r'rs of lectures appropriate to the oc
casiou Sunday and Friday evenings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16

Tho members of the Cheney Club
b,.ld a meeting at II. r. Mansur's stu
al, THURSDAY evening and perfected the
organization of the club by adopting
the constitution. and after transacting
the business of the evening an excel
lent oyster supper was served. iilc
club starts with charter member
shir, Of IS and with a prospect 0t Il
hral,hful growth. 1t was decided 10
hold the regular meetings of TN" cluI
on the first Thursday of each month
and the next will re held with 10Y. a.
G Mosher. l. Weston street Thurs
d:,v evening, March :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16
STATE OF MAINE.

iennebec. SIS.
In the Supreme Judicial Court.
Marston Taylor Bogert, Petr. VS.. Noah
Goodridge ct ais.
To the Supreme Judicial Court
The undersigned Marston Taylor 30
CERT of New York in the State and Coun-
F'irst:-That he is in possession OF a
certain lot or parcel of land with the
buildings thereon situated in Rome, in
said County and bounded and described
as follows, t. wit.
The west half Of lot numbered seventy
according to q plan of Rome made by
Samuel Downing, surveyor, bounded
north by lot Il. east by the east half of
Long pond.
Second That he claims an estate Of
freehold in the whole Of said real estate
dove drS ribed
Third:-That he, or those under whom
he claims. have been in uninterrupted
possession of said property for ten years
II more next preceding the date OF this
petition, to wit
Your said petitioner has been in posses
sion as aforesaid, since February Is, 1906.
jp to and including the date of this petit
ion. and Frank 4. Blaisdell and Asa ii.
t}laisdeil, both of Augusta in said Coun-
~. the persons under whom he claims,
nave been in possession Jointly as a1ore-
said from November IS, 1885 up to and
Including the 2Sth day of February, 1906.
Fnurth:-That the source of the title OF
lG petition is = deed from said Asa II.
ilai.;dcll and said Frank L. Blaisdell,
ointlv to him dated February q, 1906.
ma recorded in kennebec Registry of
leeds. Book 470 Page ia.
Fifth:-Ihat an apprehension exists
rat Noah Goodridge of Mars Hill. in the
County cf Aroostook. may claim some
right, title o.. interest in the premises
herein above described adverse to the
state Of Your petitioner.
Sixth:-1hat an apprehension exists
hat some other persons claiming by.
hr1uCh or under Christopher Goodrldgs
ate Of said Rome, deceased, and that
ONE person claiming by. through or I'M
;er Thomas Whittier late of SAID Rome
+ OF belgrade, deceased may claim some
ignt title or interest in the premises
Groin above described, adverse to the I'll
Of your petitioner, and that the names
no residences of said supposed claim
uts are unknown either to your petit
nncr or his attorney
St.vcnth:-That the aforesaid apprehen-
uns rs stated in paragraphs fifth and
xth of this petition and each of them
.nate a cloud upon the title Of the pc
itioner to SAID premises and depreciate
he market value thereof.
lie therefore respectfully prayS that
he following persons be each and all
summoned to show cause why they
,hould no; bring an action to try their
tile to the described premises.
Noah tICOdridgc If said Mars Hill.
Any other person claiming any right,
title OF interest in said promises under
,aid Christopher Goodridge deceased as
lo.i.S. Grvisccs or in any other way.
AIRY I"rSon claiming any right. title or
interest in said premises under said
Thomas Whittier deceased as heirs, de-
vistCs or in any other way.
MNEiSTOE TAYLOR BOGERT,
Hy, joseph Williamson, his Attorney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16

Washington, Feb. lathe San
Francisco controversy. growing cut Of
tile segregation Of the Japanese school
children III that city has been settled.
The basis Of the agreement rached at
tie White iIou:;. conference today is
that A&yor 3rhlntz and the members
Ct tn" school board will, Immediately
after the passage of the immigration
bill. as reported ~ the confrrees in
Congr, -. abolish thu Oriental schools
ana again admit tie Japanese children
into the white schools. The President
and Secretary Root gave the san
Francisco delegation assurance if the
bill is not PASSED at this session of
Congress an extra session will DC call
Cd Immediately after the adjournment
Oh March 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16
PILLS AND PILES.

y prolific case of Piles IS the use 81
~'@rt.eS and pills of u drastic. violent
azure. which is always followed by i
'eaction OF account of the resinous dry
Properties they contain.
mere are other causes, but no mat
w. y. what the cause or what tn" kind OF
mes, mes, DIR. Leonhardt' Hem-Roid can DC
'1led upon t. cure-to stay cured
as an internal remedy that removes
causes of Itching, Blind, Bleeding
Separating Piles.
guarantee goes with each package
N,n'alning q months treatment.
NJ can be obtained for S1.00 at lOWditc'
ises39sster &; Co.. Augusta. or DR.. LeoH'
'dt Co, Niagara Fails, n. Y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16

The work Of driving the pilings for
the foundation of the shoe factory eX-
tension is progressing finely and about
one-third of them have already been
driven. Mr.. HoXie expects that they
will all he driven by the first OF
March. The work of filling in the gully
south of the shoe factory with earth
will commence today, and this as well
rs the other work which is being ana
will be done will be pushed along as
rapidly as possible.
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STATE or MAINE.

konnCbCc, SIS. Supreme judicial Court.
In Vacation. Jan. 26. 1917.
Upon the foregoing petition it is order
cd that service therein be made upon
Noah Goudridge therein named by serv-
ing him with an attestcd copy Of this
netition with this order thereon at least
fourteen days before the next term OF
this court to be holden at Augusta with
in ;.nd for the County of Kennebec on
the first Tuesday of March. A. ID. 1907.
and that service be made upon all other
persons interested by causing copy OF
this petition with the order thereon to BIS
published three weeks successfully in the
DAILY Nenncbec Journal, a newspaper
printed in said Augusta. the last publ
alton TO be at least fourteen days before
the term of said court to be held as
aforesaid. that they may then and there
appear in said court and answer thereto
If they see fit.
A. M. SPEAR.
Justice Sup. Jud. Court
true copy.
Attest: {. w. JONES, Clcrk.
fphnsat3t
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Pythian hall was the scene Of an
other OF the popular dancing assemh-
lies last evening, which are being Civ
en- this winter under the management
Of King Co, No. 4, L.. r., X. Of p, and
the party which assembled was large
one Music was furnished by Lees
Orchestra of Gardiner. Refreshments
were served at intcrmission and every
one had a good time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16
Dreadful Ulcer on the Ankle
Bad Humorfrone Childhood
One More Wonderful Cure BY l;cod's
Sarsaparii!a.

= For all troubles or diseases arising
from or promoted BY impure state q
low condition OF the blood, Hood s
Sarsaparilla is the best remedy. Il
cures where others fail. Has Z record
of success unequalled in Tie history
of medicine. The following letter
comes from reliable man and i
worthy OF your careful reading:
&C. I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
"Gentlemen:-I believe il Will he nothing
More than justice to you for ne 10 wril,, a
few lines in praise Of Hoods Sarsapcrilla,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16

a Crocker fountain pen that works
as the one the journal scribe has own
cd for the past few years. is not only
very handy to have in the pocket, but
in this case it has proven itself to be
a fountain pen that requires no care
in filing for fear of SOilinS the fingers
or papers with ink. 1t can be filled
and untitled by simply blowing. No At
tachmentS whatever. Just see it at
ouimby &, North's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16

L. L. Worcester the market garden
er, whose Office, stOrehouse and plant
s.roycd bY fire some months ago, will
rebuild them with the coming spring,
and will make the buildings larger
than before. Work on the buildings will
commence as soon as the snow is Oft
the ground.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16

Charles G. Brann. of the firm of
Lunt & Brann, who has been confined
to the house at his home in Hallowell
for the past six weeks, was at the
store for a few hours Thursday for the
first time since his illness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16

The demonstration Of Dennison &
Cos. crepe papers at the store Of Quinn
BY & North still continues and the
beautiful things which are made by
the lady in charge of the exhibit are
much admired by all who see them.
The public is invited to call and see the
paper and the work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16

Among the recent births which have
been recorded at the office of the city
clerk during the present week is that
of a son who was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Warren NJ. Thomas, Feb. g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-02-16

Mr.. ana Mrs. Guy O. Vickery enter
tanned Il number of friends at their
home 90 Western avenue, Friday even
ing, at q, bridge whist party given in
honor Of their guest, Miss EcsS +.
TuN,r Of Auburndale, Mass.