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The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-26

If you are a business did you ever think Of ~ of opportunity that ad'a ing opens tc you' lS| almost no limit to the bilitic. of your business T study how to turn trao' your store. If you are na ting your share of the oa'a of vour community M reason. People go whet are attracted - whele kno7v what they can s0 how much it is sold l0' you make direct statenf' your advertising see to you are able to fulfil promise you make i's add to your buslness ton and hold your eu'' It will not cost as mron your ad in this paper think. It is the per''''' vertiser who gets there something in the Pap0 issue, no matter how We will be pleased Y you our advertising '' ticularly on the yea ness.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-26

Hart $.
 New Hatarman fountain pens at Howard Terry's.
 S3.50 ladies oxfords at S2 50 at Hart $.
 Mems S3.50 oxfords at S2.75 at Harts.
 Miss Ethel Stephens, of Blev- ems, is visiting in the city.
 J. W. Marshall has just finish ed burning a 50,000 kiln of brick.
 Barbecued meat every day in the week except Monday at Ben Roberts.
 New barrel White Distilled Pickling vinegar at Richardson X Potter's.
 Edwln Clapp's pat. OXfords are reduced to $4.50 while they last. ". T. Hart
 Mrs. Nat Martin has returned from Kansas City greatly i'm proved in health.
 Peas, potatoes, eggs Il q chickens every day in the week at Wm. Gee X Sons.
 About 30 of our people attend ed the Old Folks Campmeeting in Pike county Sunday.
 Mrs. Tirza N. Ware and child ren are in Prescott and com munity visiting relatives.
 Ralph Moncrief of the railway mail service, is spending today with his mother and sisters.
 If you can not get the break fast food you want, try us.
 Richardson X Potter.
 Chas. F. Pittman left Saturday for tt. Smith, to spend a few days with his wife, who is visit. ing there.
 Mr. and Mrs. H. Stainton re- turned Saturday from trip to Northern Canada. They report a pleasant time.
 Mrs. W. w. Teal has returned from St. Louis and Chicago, where she has been purchasing fall millinery.
 Souvenir stanips-the latest Post card fad. Book Of Z4, 6 offereHf views, gUnmed and perforated SC at Howard Ter ry's.
 Claude k. Beaufort, who las been visiting in Texas since school closed at Austin in June, is spending awhile with home folks.
 A large crowd attended the camp meeting at Main Spring yesterday, but the extreme heat to certain extent kept a good many away. The meeting continues all this week.
 Sheriff Hood left this morning for Little Rock, where he went to place Frank Barksdale, of Rosston, in the hospital for nervous diseases. Mir. Barks- dale was first placed in this in stitution on the 10th of May, 1905, and was released on the 29th of March. 1907. But a re turn of the previous affection necessitated the present enter ing.
The Prescott daily news., 1907-08-26
local and Personal.

S2.0O straw hats at S1.50 at Hart's.
 $500 panama hats at $4.00 at Hart $.
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brains together and get sufficient
quantity to restrain them from doing
anything rash. Eut if there are
enough in the two classes they were
not present and when the Sophomores
rushed the stairs they were met with
a shower of missiles, and buckets OF
water and clubs were freely used to
prcvent them from climbing the barri-
cade. Luckily but one was hurt and
he not so seriously injured as to be
unable to leave his room Tuesday.
There was but one thing left to do
and that was to dispense and leave
the Freshmen and their govcrnesess in
possession of the stronghold which they
had built.
The present Sophomore class
has been slowly dropping some of the
most objectionable features of its So
called hazing ana no one was ever
very seriously hurt at any time even
a number of years ago when the dis
cipline was even more rigid than it is
now. The Sophomore class had re-
Trained from stacking rooms but the
Freshmen with their Junior allies put
up several of the Sophomores' rooms.
As a result of last nights happenings
there is considerable bad blood between
the classes. The concensus of opinion
Sc ems to hold the Juniors largely re
sponsible for the trouble and to con-
slider the Freshmen willing tools. Il
seems that the Junior class will deny
all official knowledge of the affair and
compel those who took part in it to
stand behind their action.
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Rebckahs Installation.

Eureka f.o,i-c Of Rcb.l1ats held Il pub
lie inst lllation of officers last evening
and the affair WAS attended and th"r-
ouSlly enjoyed ny Il large number of poo
PIE. Tie ceremonies OF installation were
nterspersed with selections by Rndchttc's
Orchestra singing by Il quartet compose
of Mrs Treble Mrs. Nimblc. MI. Nc
Causland and Mr. Anderson. and readings
by Miss Tarr of Richmond. District Dep
utv President Mrs. Emma Brown of Au-
gusta was installing officer and pcrtorme
her duties in most graceful manner. The
follow ing officers were installed: Noble
grand Miss Maud A. Cults; vice grand
Ethel NJ. Scott: Rec. Sec. Mrs. Julia Mar
lev: Fin Sec. Mrs. Frances True; Treas,
Mrs Annie Spencer; chaplain. Mrs.
George McI\cnney; conductor. Mrs. Bes-
sic Lawrence: warden. Alice Billings; |.
G.. Mrs. G. H. Cobb; Q. G.. Lillian Good
win.
Refreshments were served after the in
stallatinn.
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Oak Grove Cemetery Association.

At an adjourned meeting Of the oak
Grove Cemetery Association held yes
tcrday afternoon in y. Bailcy's Office.
Superintendent Smith submitted the
following report:
II have attended the following fun
erals in 1906: Gardiner SO. West Car
diner Is. Randolph 6. Farmingdalc .,
Richmond /. Pittstrn >, South Wind
spr L. To=uS =, Augusta :, LitChficld /.
Kings Mills !. Received from out of
town &c; total number 11G.'
81 have cared for $50 lois on whiih
have cut the grass every two weeks
from May 20 TO oct. II. Also so pcrpet-
ual care lots and one tomb. | have
graded 10 new lots. Rebuilt Is old
ones, and also repaired quite a larg,
number. besides the usual work whicr
have to do each year
AS it is desirable to have the annua
meeting of the association held on :
later date than has been customary 81
that the treasurer can make his repor
after the dividend on the funds in til,
savings bank is available. the meetin,
was adjourned until next Tuesda,
when action on an amendment t
change the date will be taken.
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PE-RU-NA
A Reliable Remedy |
For Colds.

All us lOrHlS ana PHASES.
By Kidding the system Of catarrh, il
cleanses the body Of those conditions
which invite chronic diseases.
Cold Affected Head, Throat and Lungs.
Mr.. Matthew O'Ha-c, 1lo William St.,
Fall River, Mass, writes:
about four years ago consulted
physician to get relief from cold
which had stopped Up my head and also
settled on my lungs, resulting in ca
tarrh and also throat difficulties.
she gave me some medicine, but four
months faithful use Of the same did me
no good. then tried other doctors, but
it was just the same.
$50 decided to try Peruna and after
using two bottles my lungs began to
heal, 1 did not cough nearly SO much
and slept better.
"In six months the cough, catarrh
and throat difficulties were all cured.
81 was pleased with the result and
wish to write you of it. Seven bottles
of Peruna cured me"
A. L. Hewitt, J. p, West Berlin, VT,
writes: 81 am happy to be able to write
you this letter in relation to what your
Peruna has done for my family.
"When brought the first bottle home,
I found my wife and daughter both
sick-my wife with indigestion and my
daughter with . severe cold. They
were both cured.
81 am willing to state that Peruna
taken in the beginning, will cure the
worst cold in q to % hours"
ASK NOlIR ERIIGGlSI EOR EE
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The Eaoles Installation,

The Eagles held their installation Of
Officers-elect at the clubhouse of the
Order on Temple street. Worthy Past
President Geo. Eddington acted as in
stalling officer. The Bangor. Augusta,
Gardiner and Lewiston lodges We're
represented. After the installation
ceremony a banquet was served. Fol-
lowing is the list of officers installed:
Worthy Pres, William H. Dignam:
worth Vice Pres, Ferdie S. Griffin:
Sec. Ernest G. Bridges; Treas. Wes-
ton Is. Smiley: chaplain. Edward
WEIGH; conductor. Benjamin Pooler;
inside guardian. John H. Gibbs: outside
guardian, Lester L. Buck; Aerie physi-
clan, DIR. Fl. E. Milliken; past worthy
president, George Eddington: trustees.
Summer Rowe. Harry Marsh and Dr..
NJ. S. Goodrich.
During the past year the Aerie has
been very prosperous. 1t has fitted up
Il fine clubhouse on Temple street ana
the nancial condition of the club is
particularly satisfactory to officers and
members.
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THE WoMAN's LITERARY CLUB
Holds Meeting With An Unusually
Fine Evenings Entertainment.

The Watervilie Woman's Literary
Club held its regular meeting at the
Ware parlors Tuesday evening begin
ming at 100 1t was one of the most
successful meetings ever held there,
we've in attendance 11o ladies. There
were only Il few absent members which
speaks we'll for the courage of the
Waterville women for it was a bitter
cold night.
The meeting was called to order by
the president, Mrs. E. L. Marsh. The
first item of business disposed of was
the election of a delegate TO the mid
winter Federation held in Augusta Jan.
% Mrs. r. +. Moore was the unani-
nous choice of the meeting. Owing to
the fact that the library hall nov used
by the ladies as club room is too
small for the use to which it is put,
the ladies voted to allow no more III
become members until next year.
There We're Il ladies of the Dial Club
OF Fairfield present as the guests OF
the Watervile club.
After the business was disposed @!
Il very pleasing entertainment was CIV
en- by the library committee. The en-
| t. rtainment consisted OF a farce >,
JOIN l\HnUTlck ibdliSS- Toui Scuiis, '''
dies took rart. Miss Hope Davis, Miss
Annie Stewart. Miss Mary Helen Cas-
we'll and Miss Ruth Abbott. The face
proved very amusing and each par
| was well taken. Refreshments Wer,
| then served in the club dining rooms
| Miss Florence T.. and Miss Mable Dunn
| pro siding.
This meeting Tuesday evening wa
one of tho society events Of the winter
| The next meeting will be under tin
| management Of the Civic Improvement
com0littcr and viii be held in the club
house. The program is not announced
| Tls Mill be Grntlcman's night and *
cry lady will be expected 10 bring
| gentleman friend. The following ar
the names Of the committees and III
time of their meeting as decided q
this meeting. The arts and craft
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c-.raers' installation.

Ilr Installation of officers hcid by the
Gardiror G'argcrs WIS a very enjoyable
N'aslon fi'l was largely attended. Dis
ua irwl:v S;e;son Of Greece was the
INSTALLING r'liccr. Tie following officers
We Hs'lli.d: nas.cr. Freeman Y. Lar
hf "v,rs@n,, Oscar McCauslard: stow
,'~ y W Grrcticaf: chaplain, MIS-.
.'h'S Irnrs: Sc. Emma H!i.lrcth:
rms, James Peacock: Ayst. steward.
v''fS" ls:l.rrth: lady Asst. ST. ward.
~. Gc"rS. Darforth: gate keeper. John
EFd
~" installation WIS followed hy hir-
''T' i"'''. Ar:onc the distinguished Wis
''s 'rc',it wcrr Representative BIanch-
VI NuIlTn and Mr.. Eutlcr OF Starks.
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Edward McNsb5.

Edward McNabb passed away at the
hospital Monday afternoon OF pulmo-
nary tuberculosis. Mr.. McNabb was
admitted to the home Sept. -. 1872
and held several positions. the last be-
ing that of sergeant Of 90. A widow,
who resides ut their home about n mile
from the Home on the HalloWcll road
survives. Mr. McNabb was born in
Ireland ia 1Si1 and was plastcrer by
trade. H. enlisted in 60. II, 33d L. S
Inf. at Providence. Il. l.. April Is. 1865
and was discharged ut Romr. Ga. Apri
IL. 1868. The funeral will be held al
Z. NJ. today, Father Michigan officiat-
irg. Capt. Richardson will have charge
Of the escort
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A Pleasant Affair.

a Phonograph party was given at
the home Of Thomas Hickey Monday
evening in honor OF his friend. Chester
Montague Russell, who will leave this
week for Salt Lake City. Mr.. Hickey
played selections on the monograph,
Nh Jones and Miss COnrOrS sang CO.
lccn BoWn accompanied by Miss Wclch
on the organ. y few Irish melodies
were rendered by the >orth st. Male
Quartet ANA met with great applause.
After tn" entertainment. refresh
ments consisting of fancy crackers.
cider. nuts and fruits were served by
Misses Wclch a1d c"Enors. then the
rooms were cleared for dance which
was followed 10y a speech from Mr..
Russell I'll which NJ expressed thanks
for the oVaiionS rendered him ard his
regrets at leaving them. Those pres
cnt were: Atom Turner. Fred Connors.
Thoma Hickey. James Hickey. Frank
Conner Morality Mnrang. Everett
Jones. Jack Cantor. Elizabeth WEIGH.
Jcanctto Cupnors. IlEEi" Pcudcrgast,
Nellie Cusick. Elizabeth Turns. Kath-
crime CunnoIs. IGult Eiucs ana Brids
ct HaEglrty.
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VAUDEVILLE.
COLBY COLLEGE.
The Sophs and Freshmen Have a Very
Entertaining Session.

Shortly after II o'clock Tuesday
morning the Sophomore class started
out on its first visit to the Freshmen.
But while the secOnd-year men had
been gathering the Freshmen urged on
by the Juniors Who had seen fit to
break a precedent. were waiting for the
Sophomores. They had barracaded the
stairs leading to the second floor of
North College and with certain of the
Juniors were prepared TO defend their
position.
The Sophomores thought that
the two classes would butt their
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Frank Nero Lcsos 4 Hard.

Frank Micro, While NJ work ycster-
DAY afternoon at the lower Hnllins-
Wo;ta & Whitney paper mill. suffered
li"m ~ accident which resulted in tho
loss Of Ms left hand.
Tie Ma working in tho cutting room
and his hand bcram" caught in tn"
gear Q. nlchinc. His wrist WAS tor
taWy mancl"d and his arm twisted
dnl broken in several places. He was
'aEen 10 I'll office of tn" Doct rs
Nr'ul. vh"rc ~" hlnd was amnutateI
ah'l The bones s"t. Nero IS 70 years old
-ll Is married.
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WAYN e.

Mrs. Reuben Bcals Of Monmouth is vis-
iting Mrs. ). A. Berry.
Rev. Mr.. Mower occupied the Baptist
pulpit Sunday.
Roger Stinchfeld who has been very
sick the past week, is improving.
Mrs. Chencry is on the sick list.
The Baptist church held its annual roll
call and election Of officers Saturday,
Jan. u.
Eighteen OF the scholars are out or
school SEX with the grip.
Arthur Lord has gone to Chicago.
Mrs. Minnie Sleeper and daughter are
at the Pocasset house
The Wayne Grange presented the play
Way Down East at Manchester Thurs
day evening.
Mrs. w. +. Lincoln II among the sick
Mrs. Maysic Kicker is the guest OF her
father. nr. C. II. Barker.
Miss Hazel Arris has returned to her
home. after visiting friends in Wayne.
| Dan Hood and Jerome Ridley are cut
ting the ash on the farm OF Fred Small.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Gardiner were a.
Liver:ncre Falls recently.
| Mr.. Stafford has purchased the farm re-
Gently owned and occupied by Mrs. Abby
| Huse.
Mrs Julia Bishop is confined to her bed
! Her daughter Mrs. Reed, is caring for
| her.
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Ice Racing Thursday.

The next ice racing on the kennebec
Driving Club will occur Thursday at
ternOon at the usual hour and the at
traction will be q free-for-al. The
track has been placed in fine condition
by Manager Walker and some fast go
ing will be the rule. The track is 10
feet wide, one-half mile in length.
The free -for-all entries are as follows:
FREE FOR-ALL.
Antonio, Walter Webb, Augusta.
Jim S.. ]. Nj. Nichols, Augusta.
Hal s, &. y. Clement. HalloweN.
Princess. Chas. Choatc, Halloween.
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The following have been granted
passes: John Jenkins to Portsmouth;
John Clear Thomas Rogers, T. ".
Curry. John Green and Samuel Sim
ngton to Bath; Daniel Hickey to
Damariscotta, and Timothy Driscoll
and Andrew w Herbert To Skowhe-
gan.
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L. e. Wing of Gardiner was at the |
corner on Sunday.
Mrs. Alvin Spear. who has been seri- |
otsly i'll. is reported 10 be improving.
The I.ongfelIow school closes rs
winter term NJ the close OF the present
week.
Special services will be held every
evening next week at the Corner
church.
MONMOUTH.
The farm buildings OF Edgar \. Hall.
situated about one mile east Of Mon
mouth Center. were destroyed by fire
sunday evening during the absence ~
the family. When the fire was dis
civered II was in part 81 the house
where there had been no fire and the
cause of the fire is unknown. The an
imals were all rescued, and the greater
part OF the household goods were saw
Cd. Mr.. Hall il one Of the mail carriers
on the rural free deliverey and has the
sympathy of the people.
Mrs. Cowan and sister. Miss Day. Of
Somersville, Mass. are taking q winter
| outing Mt the hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. John a. Drugan left
here Monday for Florida, where
they will pass the remainder OF
the winter. They expect to go direct
to St. Petersburg and later return to
I Tampa and Jacksonville.
| LITCHFIELD.
| Ralnh Tucker who has recently been
| married TO Miss Mcdonald of Framing
ham. Mass, is at home on visit.
The farmers in the vicinity of Buker
! oro Iarx,actipp their ice
VIII Euker. who has closed a very sue
cessful term of school at South Oak Hill,
has returned to his studies at Bates Col
lcge.
Miss Lola Merriman has gone to New
York
Abbie Merri,nan is boarding with Mrs
John Gilman.
Mrs. Mary It. Small and daughter Eve
Ilyn. who have been visiting in Gardiner,
returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Will Douglass visited her sister
Mrs Fred Libby, last week.
Il The Woodland Telephone Co. has put
|, an instrument into F. n. Adams stors
and one in the DR.. Goss house.
Mr.. Richardson, our stage driver, IS or
the sick list and Alfred Bartlett is car
rying the mail for him.
Oracle Norris is at home few day
: this week on account of the illness of hei
grandmother, Mrs. Ridley.
: The farmers here are busy harvesting
their ice
LITcHFIELD CORNER.
o Private letters to friends and relative
: of Gen. !. w. Starbird of Boston brin;
the report that he has had one of hi
LEGS amputated at the body. The general
sufferings have been intense and he lie
at present in very critical condition
a Much sympathy and anxiety is felt by hi
| relatives and his many friends.
LITcHFIELD PLAINS.
r Libby Post, No. 93. c. A. r.. and LIB
a Corps hello joint installation services a
: Masonic hall. Litchfield Corner. Monday
1.-The post officers for the ensuing year are
Commander. r. S. Maxwell; S. V. com
mandcr, A. j. Tozier; J. V. Commander
Arson Turner: adiutant. Gardiner ROD
erts uuarternaster. Orrin A. True; sur
gaon. William F. Haines: chaplain. Sam
; uel Smith: Pat. instructor John McMan
= us: officer of the day. Herbert NJ Star
e bird; officer Of the guard. Joseph z. Jack
d sergeant major. John McManus; Q. N
lscrgeant. Fred F.. Hutchinson. who wer
e installed bv Officer of the Day Fl. n
Starbird. The Relief Corps officers are
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There were three admissions to the
Home Yesterday: Daniel d. Donovan.
a resident Of Cambridge. Mass, assign
ed to Co. O: Michael Lonergan. a resi-
dent of New York City. assigned tn
Co. O; Oliver Orr. a. resident Of Dor
chester, Mass. assigned to Co. Z.
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Ebcnczcr l.. Weber has been APP
pointed sergeant of X Co. in place of
Hugh Doyle, who has resigned. and
Henry Negraval has been appointed
signed.
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Mr.. G. w. Taylor, Clendenin, w. Va,
writes:
81 think that Peruna Is tho greatest
tonic that was ever put on the market.
For several years my eyes bothered me
so much. The pain was SO severe some
times l would think they would surely
burst out Of my head.
~ tried Peruna and MsnaIin andsm
fo.dav a well man. am sure ] should
have died had it not been for DIR. Hart
mans wonderful medicine, Peruna."
Such testimony rs the above has
given Peruna a high standard in the e.
timation OF the public.
eE PERUNA ALMANAC FOR 1907.
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Alarm az.

Alarm z sounded at about CD last even
ing for chimney fire at Frank Cole
house IN Fiarrisoa avenue. The Ere. how
ever. WIS of no consequence and the all
out" signal sounded before any Of the de-
pertinent reached the scene.
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Lewis Macord. the Post Fund weigh
master and also number of the Coun-
Gil of Administration of deceased men,
bers effects. has resigned his position
and will go to Brooklyn. n. Y. Duraci;
Rowan will succeed Mr. Macord
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A special communication of kennG-
bee Lodge, No. 5. F. and A. NJ. Will
be held this evening. There will be
work in the r. A. degree. SojourninS
brethren are invited to attend.
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Wednesdays Concert.

Mlrri-"Ovcr Hill and Dale, i-nrat
Wv Golden Crown. HERNIA
Z"s- Friendship. Anthem
IOtpourri front ''Frcischuctz.
Won Weber. arr. Gocblc
"Cubainc Iiabancra. NJ. l..
Mess.
Nc Cavalry Charge, LuedcI
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The Ladies Social Union of the NJ T.
church VIII hold q social at the home
Of Mrs. l.. D. French Thursday even
ing.
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"The greatest family medicine
ever discovered, i'm my opinion,
which comes from experience Is
well as observation, is PeTuna. The
most common afflicfiOn to human.
kind is a bad cold. Peruna drives
it out of doors, wards off cafaFrh,
invigorafes and gives fresh strength
to mind and body. ] give Peruns
nv UNQUALIFIED endorsement.
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The balance Of the Coo. l.. McKin-
news stock Of j"Welry will be sold at
auction ny W a. IIJrtdcn next sat
urlav at , P. II. Sale positive and a
fine chance for very low prices.
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Mr.. and Mrs. James Diamond are re-
joicing in the birth of a daughter, born
Tuesday morning.
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GARDINER.

Pei CIason Camp. s. of V. will hold
it's regular meeting this evening. All
members arc requested 10 ID" present
and ,hr &. 4. Z. boys arr Invited.
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Charles w. Knight. the genial hos
rital steward. has been granted leave
of absence. which he will pass in Bos-
ton and vicinity.
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The Church Improvement Society OF
the Methodist church will meet with
Ms William Wedge at , o'clock This
afternoon.
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PILES CURED IN 8 TO - pAYs.
PAZO OINTMENT is guaranteed %
CUE any case of Itching. Blind, BlesAl1k
or Protruding Piles in to Il d6ys q
money refunded. &c.
m-Y4 -..-.--.-.. IL 4 Ell i1aHD
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Miss Inez keech of the hotel force
has resigned her position and will be
succeeded b. Miss Bessie G.. kirkWood
| of Chelsea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1907-01-16

John S. Glow. who has been enjoy
ing an extended furlough in New
Haven. Ct, returned yesterday.