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The Washington times., 1907-09-22

The wedding date OF Miss Jane Car
hsle. granddaughter OF former Secre-
tary Of the Treasury John G. Carlisle.
and Frederick l. Allen. OF New York.
has not yet been set owing 70 the III
ness Of Miss Carlisle from fever. She
Is at Monmouth Beach. y. J. with Ter
mother and sister, where they spent the
summer. Mr.. Carlisle has made fire.
Quent visits to his home on K street
during the summer
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Mrs H n House ha-t returned from
her visit TO Denver and Omaha. and is
now living at 500 Taylor street, Pet
worth
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

The Misses Lillian and Margaret
Hammer, who have been visiting IN
Virginia and North Carolina, are stop
ping az the jamestown Exposition on
their way home
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Mai. and Mrs. John n. Carson. guests
or their son. Maj John N. Carson. jr.,
were the guests OF honor at a dinner
given by Colonel and Mrs. Scott last
Friday evening.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Moore, Of
Washington, have been entertaining
Preston Gibson. Of Chicago. in their
summer place at Pride's Crossing. Mr.
Gibson has gone on fishing trip in
Canadian waters.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Mr.. and Mrs william A Gieseking
and family have returned 20 Washington
from a stay of several weeks at Atlantic
City. They expect to take possession
of their handsome new home on Bit
more street. facing the new Connecticut
avenue bridge. now in course Of con-
struction, some time this fall.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Miss Frederick Morgan, the charm
ing debutante daughter of Col. and
Mrs James Morris Morgan. has return
ed TO her home on Twentieth street
from Leesburg, Va, where she has
been the guest OF Miss Helen Hibbs at
a house PARTY.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Maj. and Mrs. Pierre c. Stevens. pay
department. were host and hostess at a
dinner given at the Hotel AngUs, St
Paul. MINI. on Wednesday evening IN
honor or Rear Admiral and Mrs. Ste
vens. L. S. n. parents Of Hajor Sic
vens. who were en- route 10 their nome
IN Washington. from an extended visit
in Honolulu, H l.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Mrs Nicholas L3ngworth. mother Of
Representative Longworth, and her
daughter. Mrs. Buckner WaningforC.
haye taken a cottage at Virginia
Hot Springs for the autumn season.
The Washington times., 1907-09-22

Miss Kinney has returned TO her home
in Washington after spending the sum-
mer with her uncle. Dominic Murphy
American consul at Bordeaux, Franco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-16

, Ripley Of Montville; S. D., Grover c.
Cox of Liberty: J. D.. Celia b. Nelson
of Liberty, = =. DR.. Albert D. Ram
say Of MoEtville; ]. s.. Frank p Ben
nett of Liberty: tyler. Otis S. Wing of
Liberty. Past Grand Junior Warden
Cargili was assisted by Hon. L. &C.
Morse OF Liberty as grand marshal
,, and Hcv. f. j. Hatch of Montville sas
grand chaplain. When he came to
the installation of the secretary Mr..
CargiH srok" very feelin:,lT of the sec
retary as Ills rather and fraternal
hroth{r This was Che 3f:h successive
time that hn had been installed as sec
| re1:try of Liberty Lodge, and if there
| is another WAC has n"ld any Office in
any l"uGc for 80 many years, whether
| in this or any other state. we would
| liz" to nave il made known through
| the columns of the Journal Until
| then Liberty Lodge will claim the ban
Per. In ia Ssing we might mention that
| Secretary Cargi:l was represented by
his sou. grandson and Sreat-grandson
| to witness his installation. Before
| the close of these exercises it was an
! rounced that James F. Bagley of
| Tosus. deputy grand high priest, had
| arrived With Past High Priest J. c.
| Mluot of Augusta and Companion Dill
| of Gardiner, and a recess was taken
| before the Chapter installation. After
| TIE visitors had been refreshed with
| roast chicken. etc. the exercises con-
| tinued St. Georges r. A. Chapter No.
| - marched to their respective stations
and Right Excellent Companion James
| /. Ba.sley was announced and con-
| Quoted to the Oriental chair and pro-
| ceednd with the installation. First he
explained the reason Of his hardness as
| the result of coming across the coun-
| try with the unreliable auto, telling OF
| how they got stuck in the mud, and
again later how the tire burst, and
finally how they finished their journey
| with a faithful horse secured at Sher-
mans Corner. The installing officer
called to his assistance Most Excellent
Companion MinOt of Augusta as grand
| marshal and Excellent Companion
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-
Frank Dsllsof Gardiner as grand chap
lain. The following officers appeared
and werk. Inst tailed: M r. H. r.. Hon.
l.. c. Morse: kiRsssE. T.. Tasker; scribe.
G. Fl. WelHngtop; ffeasArer, DR.. "A. D.
Ramsay; sesgetaa AssP cargill; c. of
H.. Rev. E.AE Hatsh: s., A. II. Nor
ton; Meof LIST VI. r. Roweli; NJ Of
Sd A., H.,L .Jauksep sentinel. 0. $.
Wing. Tha;fxegeises were followed by
eloquent spSsehes and the telling OF
gdod stories BY the visiting COM
panions. = At midnight. the auto hav-
inE arrived at the village. Messrs, Eag-
ley, Minot md Dill started on their
return trip to Augusta over so miles
away Later it was learned that after
various mishaps and delays they gave
up their journey ct Palermo Center az
9 A. NJ, about 10 miles from here. ana
found 4 lodging for the rest of the
night with hospitablc Masonic broth
cr Will Jones. past master of DiriSo
Lodge at Weeks Mills. On Sunday
the mad good luck with their touring
car and continued their journey to Au-
gusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-16
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Simpson Satur-
day evening, ... y. ....s- a. ~.

Mr.. and Mrs Charles Simpson Satur-
day evening, \. ...s- s. -.
GARLAND.
Mrs. A. f. Parkman Is somewhat better
than n few weeks ago. although che does
not improve as rapidly as her many
friends could wish.
Mrs. f.. j. Burrill. who has been in
Massachusetts the past two months. has
recently decided to remain through the
winter in the pleasant home of her cousin
and sister, Mrs. Hammond.
George Fall is enjoying the company OF
his brother and wife from California
while Trey are having a very pleasant
time with him and calling among old
friends and neighbors.
A serious accident occurred at George
Ricller's Saturday morning last. Three
small children were left in the house to
care for each other. The oldest about
seven years. the youngest about 2H years.
A gun was found on the floor and the
youngest child lay with a large incision
through the bowels. Her parents We're
called from the field where they were
| digging potatoes. They say the child
gasped once or twice after they reached
the house. The older children say she
shot herself. but it seems quite impos-
sible
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Emerson visited
| at Mark Avery's last week. Mr. Emerson
| is a brother of Mrs. Avery. They came
| from Island Falls and made very short
visits in this section.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bert M. Avery are at
| home again after about one and one-halt
years absence from the store. They
have started business again, dealing in
general merchandise, and their many
friends are glad to welcome them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-16
LIBERTY.
Masonic installations.

In accordance With the custom Of
past Years the Masonic bodies of Lib
erty held Union installation services at
their hall en- Saturday evening, Oct II.
Tho members of the fraternity and
their families and invited friends began
to gather at an early hour in the af-
terncOn to renew Old acquaintance
and form new. At the proper time a
chicken supper with all the accessories
was served after which came the in
StallationS. 1t had been arranged for
James +. Bagley of Togus to install
the officers OF the chapter and ]. c.
Ninot of Augusta the officers of the
lodge but $50 came and they had not
arrived. neither had any word been re-
ceivcd from them. Therefore arrange
mcnts We're made whereby G. II. Car
gill past grand junior warden, in
stalled the officers of Liberty Lodge
No. III. f. and a. NJ. in Il most
creditahle manner as follows: w. NJ.
Edgar f. Tasker of Montville: S. W.,
ClaybCrn II. Wellington of Liberty; ].
w. Theodore f. Rowell of Liberty;
treasurer Albert J. Skidmore of Lib
crty; secretary. Ambrose r. CargilI of
Liberty: chaplain. Rev. e. Judson
Hatch of Montville; marshal, Oren w.
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LINCOLN.
SOUTH JEFFERSON.

f. II. Rose supplied the Free Bap-
fist pulpit last Sunday in the absence
of the pastor Rev. II. +. Wood.
Mrs. Margaret Kerr went to Taun-
ton. Mass, last Friday for an indefinite
stay.
Luther =. Newell is confined to the
house with d severe cold.
The Free Baptist church will holi it's
annual Harvest supper at the Good
Tcmnar's hall "Wednesday evening. oct.
23 \ chicken supper will be se.'vt d
from till .. after which the South
Jefferson Band viii give a concert. If
stormy Wednesday,, it will be held the
first fair evening.
II. H. Kicker of Portland was in the
place last Wednesday.
Fred Manuel Of Taunton. Mass.
made flying visit to his relatives III
this place last Friday.
Mrs. Raymond Knowltou of Dam
ariScotta visited a; j.. G. Boynton's a
few days last week.
Mrs. Fred ~ t'arnham i suff, ring
from a severe attack of sciatica.
NORTH WALCoEORo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert l.. Rurnhcimer
went t" North \oblcboro Saturday t.
visit f,itndsi returning home Sunday.
Mre l.. c. Mank Of Feylers Corner
faS been passing few days with Mrs
W. K. Walter.
MIR. and Mrs. Alpheus league and
son OF Warren We're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. lEl.nus Shuman sunday.
The School Improvement League
held an ice cream sale at the homo OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. c. league Wednesday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. +. Welt of Waldo
| boro We're guests Of Mrs Welt's par
erts. Mr.. and Mrs. Lorenzo Newbcrt
| Sunday.
Mrs. Hulda Jordan of Massachu-
sets is boarding with Mrs A J. Wal
| ter.
| Mr. AMI Mrs oman Achorn Of Wins.
lows Mills visited Mrs. Achorn's uncle
| Austin Eugley. Sunday.
Pearl Whitehouse has gone to the vii.
lase to take charge of the barber shor
of Games Noyes.
c. ]. Achorn and Edwin Moody Of
| ortfs Corner were in this place. Mon.
| day.
| Earl Newbert who has been passing
several days with his uncle and aunt
Mr.. ard Mrs. ]. B. Welt at Waldoboro
returned home Sunday.
] j. {. Bosues with crew of men viii
begin to cut Christmas trees Friday.
Miss Ida Carroll of North Union il
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-16
WATCH YOUR TONGUE
If Furred and Coated, it is a Warn.
ing of Trouble to Come.

When it is the morning after the
night before, you do not have to look
at Your tonuge to know that the
stomach is upset. the head is aching
with a dun rhythm and that all the
world looks black and dreary.
It may have been lobster Newbur,yh,
Welsh rarebit or some other tasty dish
that looked much better at night than
The morning after. There is 10 need to
look at the tongue thermometer then
for symptoms of trouble You
naturally go to your box Of Mi-o-na
stomach tablets. and with one Of the
little BELIEVERS bring joy and gladness
to the physical system.
The real time to watch the tongue
is all the time. If it is coated with a
white fur, or possibly with dark
trimmings, even though the stomach
does not tell YOU by the acute pains of
indigestion that it needs help. Vet the
coating shows that YOU are getting int
a bad way and that there is need of
Mf-o-na.
Used at the first symptom of coat
ed tongue, distress after eating. head
aches, dull and lifeless feeling
iiatulence. or any other of the carry
symptoms of indigestion, Mi-o-na will
strengthen the stomach muscles Sc
that they viii take care Of all the food
that is eaten without the slightest pain
or discomfort. 1t will increase the
flow of gastric juice so that the fooG
disests as Nature intended it should
extractin: the nourishment anc
strength ''d "xpelling the waste from
the system without further aid.
Mi-o-na is 50 positive. SO sure. So
reliable in its curative action upon the
stomach that Bowditch. Webster & co
the local agents. give an absolute
guarantee with every 50-cent box they
sell to refund the money unless the
remedy gives absolute and complete
satisfaction.
Sold and guaranteed in Watervi!le
| by Geo. W. Dorr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-16
KNOX.
WEST WASHiN GTON.

Harry Hussey of Cooper's Mills has
been in town the past week.
Miss Gertie Weaver, who has been az
home on 4 vacation of two months, re-
turned to her work at Middletown. Ct.
asylum Thursday of last week.
Leroy Cunningham has returned from
Union, where he has been working for
George Gleason the past two weeks.
Will Dawson has gone to Augusta
where he has position in the asylum.
Harry Weber of Buffalo, N. Y, who
has been here visiting his mother, Mrs.
Sara Weber, went back to Buffalo Mon
day.
William T. Jackson and Mrs. Nettie
Eoober went to Augusta Friday on BUSH
ness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-16
PENoBscoT.
ETNA.

j. A. Sanborn. who was very i'll last
week, is gaining and is able to be up
and dressed DR.. Sewell of Newport
was called
Mrs. S. Gordon from Exeter is in
town at Mrs. Mary LOcke'S. Mrs.
Locke is not very we'll at present.
Elder Burrill from Hermon began to
have prayer and praise services at the
Sanborn schoolhouse Sunday. The
house was we'll filled and there will be
another in two weeks, all day anu
evening.
Mrs. S. p. bennett and dan@hter ~n-
turned home Saturday from their visit
1T Bangor.
LeOla cole, who has been i'll with
typhoid fever. died at her home Satur-
day afternoon.
\ daughter arrived at the home Of
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Clarence Worthing called on Mrs. john
Black recently.
Mr. and Mrs. c. w. Hussey Of
Waterville and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Varney visited their brothers George
and Chas. Osgoods Sunday.
Frank Jordan and family have
moved to Cars Corner in the house
recently vacated by Ernest Pcva.
Mrs. Helen Worthing and her mother
Mrs Hannah Worthing called on
friends here Sunday.
Will Chadwick has gone to Nassal-
bOro to work.
Mir and Mrs. George Rowe of China
ana John Rowe Of Oakland visited Mrs
Addie Arnold Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-10-16

fruit trees and partially unroofing the
Frank McManus barn.
Miss May Godding has been afflicted
the past two weeks with a very sore
finger which required the services of
a physician.
Ed Cram of Nevada was calling On
friends in Town last Friday afternoon.
before leaving for the West.
WEEKS MILLS.
6 y Ward has sold his black
smith shop to l.. J. Massc and his Fest
dence to MIS-. Eta Grady.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Ch"ate spen:
the Sabbath with their daughter. Ms.
Arthur Uallowell of South China.
Mr.. ard Mrs. II. s. Gray of Augusta
We're the guests Of Mr.. Gray's sister,
Mrs James Cook. Saturday.
The village school re-opened Mon-
day. The sick children are GONZALES
cling.
Mrs. II. S. Reed went to Augus,x
Saturday on business.
The funeral services Of the late Mrs.
VIM. Hisler We're held at the Union
church Thursday afternoon. oct. 10,
Rev Mr.. Hamilton Of North Nassal-
boro officiating. Music was furnished
by Rev. ]. +. Jones and Mrs. Jones of
North Windsor. The floral tributes
We're beautiful. being a pillow on which
was inscribed Mother Is pinks and
~ roses from the family, wreath from
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T.. Moody and Ira VI
Choatc: IS pinks. Mr. and Mrs. f. S
Kitchen: II pinks, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
| Spencer. The husband. an only son
w w TIsler. ard three grandchildren
beside u large circle of relatives and
| friends mourn her demise. The be-
reaved family have the sympathy o1
, the entire community
ALBION.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Z. Wood visited
| friends in Unity Sunday.
Bert Hopkins of Bath has been ir
| town few days.
! \. II Stratton. Chas. Baker and John
Taylor have gone to the foot of Mt
! Bigelow on Il hunting trip.
Mr. and Mrs Elmer Bachelor an(
| daughter of Portland visited friends in
| town last week.
| Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Swears, an6
Van c. Swea,rs and Miss Grace Whit.
ten have gone To Shirley on a hunting
| trip.
y. r. Wellington is having his house
| painted.
| The remains of Edwin Shorey OF
Fairfield were brought here for buria
| Tuesday. oct. l.. Mr.. Shorey dice
from internal injuries received by be.
| ing caught in pullay while working il
| the pulp mill. \ widow and one child
survive. also a mother who lives i'll this
! town. and two brothers that live away
| Mr. Shrrey's father died short time
ago. Sympathy is extended by friend:
| and community.
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passing a few days with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. T. league. "a ,..~ /.
Howard and Clarence Fales who have
been visiting their grandfather have
returned to their home in Attlcboro,
Mass.
Foster Mank and Miss Sadie Orff
went to jefferson Saturday evening to
visit Willow Grange.
JoicE.
Jesse Lewis of Milford y. H. visited
his brother. Horatio Lewis. Saturday of
last week.
Miss Alice Skchan of Brockton.
Mass, is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Skehan.
T.. j. Trainor attended the Topsl!am
Fair last week.
Sam Heller of Denver, Colo, was i'll
town Friday.
Rev. F. l.. Canh preached at the hall
at North Newcastle Sunday after
noon.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Baptist church
was entertained by Mrs. Mary J. Baker
at North Newcastle Wednesday.
Mrs. F. l.. Lake of Iowa and Amy
Clough Of Ridgeway, Mo, have been
passing a few weeks in town.
Alena McGregor of Boston is visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Fred Clancy.
F.. w. Barker of Gardiner was in
town Saturday.
u n
Friday.
Mr.. ami Mrs John T. Peaslee is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hilton i'll
Augusta.
Mrs. Asa Sawyer. who has been
visiting her son. returned to her home
i'll Cumberland Monday.
JOHN Rafter Of Damariscotta was in
| town Saturday.
DR.. and Mrs. Fred Albee of New
York were the guests Wednesday of
| the DOCTORS sister, Mrs. John A. Err
| shine.
| Mrs Ella Abbott is caring for Miss
| Sophia J. Campbell. who is in feeble
health at Woodbury. Parsons.
DRESDEN MILLS.
| Mr.. ana Mrs. George PuShdrd passed
Saturday in Wiscasset.
| Samuel Burk of Boston is visiting his
| brothers,
Bert Esterbrook Of Bath is calling on
friends in town.
| Mr. Rooney, horse dealer of Bos-
| ton. has arrived bringing with him sew.
eral horses.
Fred Blinn and family are moving
| onto the Nicholas place.
| Mrs. Tryrhosa Cate is with he,
| granddaughter, Mrs. William Houdlctt
Fred Travase, night operator in the
telephone office, has been confined t
the house with 2, very bad cold.
a number from this place attended
the Topsham Fair and report a goot
| fair.
Mrs. Charles Allcn is entertaining
relatives from Brunswick. Me.
Miss Mamie Mayors passed Sunday
at her home.
Mss Ethel Prsllard is visiting friend.
in South dresden.
Frank e. Goodwin has Put newly
painted sign on his store. All wish
him success in his new business.
Tho Ladies' Aid meets with Mrs
Avi.; Iicl;ford Tuesday afternoon.
All those who are Interested ant
| wish t., help with the niuSica! enter
tanmcnts. are invited 70 be present a
NJ. T.. church Tuesday evening.
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DR.. BARBRIck's INSTITUTE.

The photo of which appears above. is
one of the .fineSts best equipped and most
elegantly appointed in BOSTON, and the,
largest of its kind in New England.1N
occupies the whole of the five-story buHd-
ing on the corner of fremont and Upton,
SITS, TIRE building havin. been thoroughly
renovated and remodeied in accordance
with Dr. Barbrick's plans The Institute
is complete i1H every particular, having
reception consulting. and treatment
rooms, chemical and pathological. lapora-
tories and dormitory, the whole being
underrthe supervision of DR.. Barbrick,
who is aided in the mana cement Of the
Institute by board OF directors, and Is
Z SISTED in his work Of healing by a
staff of physicians. surgeons and special
lists. The necessity of private insutu-
ton such as this, where sufferers from
chronic. nervous. surgical, obscure, difii-
| cult. and long standing. diseases could
have their cases treated. mot only scien-
tifcally and Systematically, but also
sensibly. nationally, and within their
! means. has long been recognized, and to
| fill the long felt want DR.. BarhrlckS
Magnoratlic Medical and Surgical In
| stitute has been Established.
staff of Physicians. Surgeons. S'pe-
cialists and. Healers always in attend
ance Every sick person should ser1 for
copy Of the Incorporating Health Jour
nal. which will bn sent free TO any adj
| dress on receipt of stamp .r.-s
All letters should he addressed to DR..
| Barhricl's Private Sanitariun.
THE MAcNoPATHlcE HEALTH
INSTITUTE,
T. 700 fremont Street. EostDn,
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NORTH PALERMO.

Mrs. l.. \. Bowler Went to Lynn.
Mass, last week. called there by the
serious illness Of her sister. Mrs Emma
lowering
Rev. Perley Miller of Camden held
services at both churches Sunday.
Frank w. .Marden of Somerville.
Mass. started oct. on a trip to Maine
with party Of friends in his large
touring car visiting friends in Portland
Rockiand. Belfast. Bangor ard Free
dom. Last week Mr.. and Mrs. Marden
and daughter. Julia, accompanied by
Miss Mary Aver of Freedom. visited at
Chas. Arnold's. VIM. Osgood's and s.
G. Parmenter's and many other Old
friends. Miss Julia Marden drove the
car much of the time. The party re-
turned to Boston by the way of Poland
Springs the first Of the week.
George Soule came home from
Boston recently for short stay. He
purchased a very fine monument in
Massachusetts to be erected on the
family lot in Smith Cemetery.
Misses Ethlyn and Blanche Nelson
are at work at the canning factory.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Carr and Fred
Hussey of Albion passed Sunday al
c. f. Cars
Mrs. Frank Worthing and Mrs