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The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
MACEDONIA

Jan 20 Health X fairly good. Arthur Whitener alade buei- ness trip te Fayetteville Friday. Joe Clark sprnt Sunday at Wesley
 Tiff Spet-k. ot Spring Valley wds in town this week.
 Mr. Duncan, a>tern mai cartier, had d ranaway Thursday, killing one horse and damaging the hack. Mr Duncan escaped with slight injuries
 C. N Backlee ha> moved to Fayetteville and AIr Harp, ot HabbertoH las moved to the Buckles farm Hear this place.
 II. L Cannon. who recently closed term ot school at Sons Chapel, has been employed 1t the Appleby school house three miles north ot Son> Chapel.
 John Stevens, - Madison County. passed through town Saturday enroute to Oklahoma. Frank Runneis made | trip te Springdale this week
 Candidates dfe numerous hc hand of teIIowsiliP#l~ being =eN- tended freely
 Ed Geuraii. ol N Na4oner, Okla homa, passed through here Thur,dav on hf~ way to Harri- soil.
 Nlcssf~ Nil He0seu and Char lc1 Kcndrjlh went to Zion Satur- day to attend meeting ot the Farmers eloe.
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The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

raised q big apple crop last year while his near neigh bors had scarcely any. This was because Cal is q great orchard worker. He k now busiIF engaged in pre- pairing his trees to bear another bumper crop Watch him, ie will be an authority on apple culture one ot these days.
 Miss Sarah Henson, who has been visiting friends and relatives in Springdaie for several weeks, came home Wednesday.
 Oscar Mitchell ho ha> been living with h1s father on Brush Creek since his marriage last Au- gust, moved into the Gibbs resi- dence last week
 T'he Whitener Art Go. k doing Il big business through the aid ot their agents who arc getting or ders for portrait enlargements and frames in several sections of the country.
 \ big country dance is on the tapl> for ole night this week.
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The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
WEST FORK.

Ian. 2o. Dora kimbrou4h oi Brentwood Nanie#up saturdax=to visit friends
 Gncle Martin Browl4. highly respected citizen died recently with drop>y IIiS remains wefc inferred in the Baptist Ford yga- ettrY
 esrrtie Cannon returned rom Prairi,= Grove #a>t Saturday where >he went to visit relatives,
 Mesdanc> Lola and Mandy .fou19 of WinsloW vamc up fa>t week to slsH with relative,
 Lon Polatsi insispesed
 a.a Ba->ett ot Middle losa i9 the gue>t a9 hsF cousin. Bessie Work
 Dr. Gabbert !, treating horse TOT Pat O.Neil that X having 9e- we're hemorrEages ot tht lungs.
 f1c Christian hurth ilds cIu- ploKed Bro. Nj Combs ta preach for them another Heafs
 Alr. Oscar Bum of iaayettg- vile eane down Saturday to viS- ii her pareut, and other relatives,
 Ella Luther md daughter ot Fayetteville came down Sunday. Tie former thought probably 1t might benefit her to stay al this place for awhile d> >he l9 m bad health.
 The Odd Fellows bad 4 public installation last Saturday night and an address an Odd Fellow ship from Judge Tillnan of Fay ettefille. winch wa> greatly eH-
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
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TREASURER.

The News k authorized t5 m nnuuce L. J Reed nt Springdaie InwuSAip.=A> a candidate for County Treasurer sBhHet taHthe b meeratfe primary
 Waare 44th4HIxaa ta aaua9e.e 4. Watson 7t Nayheld. asa candidate for Cauuh Treasurer, sub ect IL the Democratic primary
 sf'he News K 8afhnrlzed annugnce N M TunStJH. of Prairie I ,~nshlp. 5.9 2 candidate iHf Aaanty Ife4aarer. s4tazet ta tao Democratic pfnaY
 TleNe K authorized faauHaauee F. F Burnett If Auegard lenushlp K q flndId4te far CMut4 IfeasEft.i= suhierf NJ the Dam lcIafle primary
 The Ne@S X authorized to=announee lack Ai4lire 1T Prairie Township. as candidate faf County Treasurer. subject tn fbe Democratic primary
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
'Mei0bborbood 'news
Nx1 1ss;i
ZION.

Ian. T. 1he farmers beid heir district aniaa=a' this place ast Saturday There were about forty delegates present. and plenty of ainnef on the ground. .AiEfepaft dine time.
 Miss Belle Gate and Clifford Routh visited at Yale Sunday.
 The friends .! Clyde Erwin gathered at his home Friday night, and gave him q pleasant surprise, Saturday hciue his 25Fd hirthday.
 Mr. Moblcy al Prairie Grove. delivered I fine address Saturday night al this place on Gnionisu.
 Miifred Ballau, and wife for merIy of this vicinity, but who VOW reside at Yale, are the proud owners ot | new girl, born last week
 Sunday Schoo at thi9 place very Sunday nnrnine at ID o'clock Everybody come
 New >eng-beoks have been or aered for the el10teh Come and aelp uS sing
 The band, which has been late ' organized II tllls Piaee, x pre- greSsing nicely Some oi the new players are ae follows Gar and Iycv, Fred Warren. Charlie Grave. and RuSstl Miltikan.
 We regret to say that our school is last drawing to dose. We have certainly Lad splendid. school So far.
 Mrs. n, l.. Gallaher. has been ii the sick list, bat k better tt this writing
 We hayg a uew btae lssmitn shop added to ont town near Claude Cardwell's.
 Mrss Vii Harper. iormer#ya re- s1dine near tbi> place died 1t aer home fH Texas. few days age We all eNtead our teart- fett sYmPathN to the bereated Hamil4.
 Ms l44el lt4liaaee 4a> peas antlY surprises a her 1ene l few Hfplf4e 9ee-bt ea~d as her  friends Pms &ls her 4ta biftIda5 iaere eefa about 8fe~sf7t tf9NfflszE z.=
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
SONORA

ian. 2i. Grandma Jones, who has been seriously sick Tor the past two weeks. k slowly =imprev- ing.
 Tbe roads from here to Spring dale are almost impossible. There seems to be 10 bottom i'll places. Maybe these bad roads will impress on the minds of all voter the need o1 good roads.
 Charlie MeGatfee, 0i Ninita. I. T. :, arrived last week to visit rel ative> at this plaee.
 Miss Stella Nelson. of Habber- ton. opened private school at this place last week, with t very good attendance considering the SHOW and bad Wcathcr Miss Nelson taught at thl> pIase#Iast fall
 John Gloer received through the maii the tails ef t~e large deer that Willie Lowe killed Hear MissouIa, Montana Willie left here >eme fffe veaf~- -aee#and hi> letters tell al tHa big game lle has killed in th5 RorkNAIoan- tainS.
 Faefa wa@ q musicale Satar- da4= evening 1t John Nanzants. also at John Giaer~ sunday exen- ing AH enjoyable time Was re- ported at both Pfaees.
 Word aWa>= received from Wat erviile. California oi the death of Lee Harp. which occurred at that place December 26. Lee was t son of Newt Harp de ceased, oi this place, and lived here until q few wears ago when lie went to California. The sad tidings We're l shock to lHs reta- tiveS and friends here, for they had received no news of hi> sickness.
 keN. Ltdbettef.#ol SprH19date, w1ll preach at this place Sunday afternoon 1t ' o'clock.
 George CIoer and vile have moved from Rogers and George will take charge ei tn black smith shop here.
 John Nanzant has bought a saw mill which h. will move to his place ole mile southeast of Sonora.
 Rel Eey Beardeu ot Bcnton- vile, will begin a series oI meet in9s it this plaet Monday eAen- ing Jan 21
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The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
CIRCUIT CLERK.

The News k authorized tuanaguHee James C. Vaughan. af Prairie Town ship. aS candidate for Circuit Clerk. subject ta the Democratic primary
 The News k aath6tlzcd to announce M. F CreXdaie. ot Prairie Township, IN d candidate fer Circuit Clerk, sub feet u the Democratic primary.
 We are authorized to announce Lewis Hayden smith, formerly of Richlaud Township, but now of l'rai. He Township, as a candidate for Cir eHir Clerk, subject t6 the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
IMPORTANT NOTICE

2 The PoStofhce Department , has promulgated an order IT.
 ! quirine publishers oi weekly
 < newspapers to drop from { their subscription tiNt tue ' names of all subscribers who
 2 are one veal or uore III ar
 , rearS. This is not optional
 5 with tIle publishers, but is
 < obligatory, and failure te [ comply with the order for
 r feit> the privilege ot mall-
 2 ing the paper at second class ; rates. The News will com
 ! ply with tile order there k
 { nothing else to do. A orig { inally issued tae order was 7 to have become effective jan-
 ' uary I. f90s. but III order to , enable newspaper publish } CTS to ad just themselves to
 | these new conditions the I tine has been extended to
 ' April L en that date the
 2 names of all subscribers to } this paper who are year or
 1; more ID arrears will b. drop from tht list
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
ELM SPRINGS.

Jan. q Mis, Exty HaS9en of sprieetown sPent paft ol last Reek with relatives at this place. She returned home Sunday
 Edward K Hughes and Will Dlngle leave today for San An- tonio Texas. and will inspect some lands in that section with i view to buying. They will be gone about two weeks. Ed has made some very fortunate invest ments i'll that section during the past two years
 J. NJ. Phillips ot ked Star. Madison County, met tis lainiis at this place Thursday and went down to Robinson u visit his
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
VIII HENER

ar 2o Miss 0sa l.aH o4 IIind>lii1e has just closed q >uu, 1esSIuf term of sboe# at Langley, a HHraL district tH>t >aatHuL Here. Tag patrons e| the school are very protusr in tHeir praises ot the JueomPaya5ie manner and method ot Itef Jeacltfng and many express thc nope that she will accept the position ot teaetl- cr again thjs coming summer
 The Hughes Orchard 70. are having their big evaporators torn down preparatory 10 having i larger and moro modern one built Before another crop k ready to harvest they will have installed new dryers gasoline engines. power peeiers, slieers. elevators and many other me chanicai devices ta aid them in the rapid aud successful handling oI large crop.
 sal Burnett. prosperous young farmer ef tht> section is taking time by the forelock agaln. IL will be remembered that Cal
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
SHE RIFF

Tae News k aat hGfiled t9 3Geauaee Shelby |. T6ahunfer. n i9raIfIe 4ownsAiD aS T taudidate= feat ~i4yfTtf subject to fhe bpHaeEatisp primary.
 The News is S4athaffI. .a p 4aHaHaee (. A al6alaad #gf Prairie Iawn. ship. n eardidafe fer Sherlff aah. ieet ta fhe Democratic pfiRftf4
 The News k authorized ta aaaauaee j. P Flanagan. af Pfaifte Township K candidate far SheriA sJIbIarG tf fhe Democratic primary
 The News iS authorizpd toanHe4nee R NJ Morton of Center fawuship as T candidate for Sheriff, subject 10 the Democratic primary
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
COUNTY CLERK.

Wear authorized to announce John l. Jones, ef Prairle fo"nship. a> caadidate for County Clerk Nub- lect te the Democratic primary.
 The NewS K authorized fo an- nounte F.1 r Watsop. of Prairie Township. aS d candidate for County Clerk. subject te the Democratic pri- mary.
 The News tS authorized ta anHeHnte l.. b Blakemnre. ot G4ne lIiil Tpwn ship, as candidate tpr County Clerk suhirtf To tbe Democratic primary
 The News is authorized toanhaluee #. I. Nee Gnuuett. If White River Township. as candidate for County Clerk stlhieei tal he Democratic pri- mary
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
COUNTY JUDGE.

Tf1e News K aHth0fiIed announce Bsu [. Greer. af i'faiflr .EaH Hship ds I candidate for County Judge. subject ta the Democratic pfImaR
 Ths MS s3atdaflze6 t8aanauaee Jeff Hlghf.=af PfaIrie Township. asa eandigale Tor County Jadac s4bIee6 tathe5) Democratic pFtm irf
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
ANNOUNCER MENTS.
CoNGRES 5 MAN.

The News iS authorized tu aHnounce iiun ! c. Floyd. ot Marion County, as candidate for re election to Gong reSs from the Third l)lStrlct, subject ta the action or the Democratic party.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
PROSECUTING ATTORNEY.

The News k authorized tu an nouuce b E 1l.rsiey. of Bentonvilie as q candidate f=T re election aS Pros ecuHiag Attorney Of the 4th .ladieia Ctteoit, subieet to tue Democratic pri mary
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

loved by all present x he is q man ol gloquence and great abll- ity.
 Garland Little las sold his Household goods preparatory 10 moving to New Mexico provided he likes II. He will leave Tues day to hant a location and his family will % later.
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The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
STATE SENATOR

The News is authorized to announce N [. simpson. of Prairie Township, as candidate for State Senasor, sub iect to the Democratic primary
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

mother who has been dangerous K sick for some time. Word las been received that Mrs Phillips died yesterday and will b buried at White Oak today
 Reed Hubbard expects to leave to-day for Memphis. Tenn. He will return in q week or ten days.
 1t is reported that Clere Wood. ell has purchased the east forty acres ot the Stanley place two miles north of town.
 The singing school which has been conducted at this place for the past two weeks by c. C. Johnson, closed Saturday night. Considerable interest vas taken in the school by the community.
 Lon Dingie has been clerking Ior l. (. Steele since the first of the year.
 The >toek-hoider9 of the state bank It Cave Springs have de- eided to go into voluntary liqui- datiun The bank was organized some three CT four months ago by promoters from Little Rock. The failure of bank at Little Rock in which these parties we're interested ard the general money strlngenJy coming about the same time. placed the bank in such condition that il was de oidcd to discontinne> business. All depositors will De paid IF full.
 E. X. Austin had tie misfor- tune to lose his house by fire Saturday afternoon There was 10 insurance and very little was saved. Nr Austin has q large family of small children and most oi their clothing was lost. Friends and nelghber> are trying to make tlle misfortune a> light d> l)OSSlDlG.
 AIr. Editor, we would like for YOU to 9i7e the names ot the committeeman who participated m the meeting at fasetteville oa the l1ti. Some oi 89 down here think [ lun4cy commission ought to be appointed to inquire wheth- ef they had brain storm or were suffering rom = tase of '.e1agerated Ego. w do not know thenames ot the committee men who Werc present. but presume the resordS=ot the seFre- tafY would show Who waS pres efft and voting FBaToK.
 IIGFNSFTf.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24
ASSESSOR

The News iS authorized ta an- n0unce Felix Hayes as cdnfidate for reelection aS assessor subject to the Democratic primary.
The Springdale news., 1908-01-24

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Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-12
kAlUS IMhUE
By Civic League Men
And Local Officers.
Single Sale Gases Have Been
Quietly Worked Up.
Climax Comes With Successful
Raids Friday Evening.

| Because local saloon men We're un.
| able to read correctly the signs of the
times several of them came to grief
| Friday evening. For the past 10 days
several lnen in the employ of the Civic
League of Maine have been sojourning
| in a quiet and unobtrusive manner in
the city of Gardiner. and during their
stay they succeeded in working up sew
eral single sale cases. The sensational
climax came Friday evening when,
armed with a pocket full of warrants
made out in Judge Maher's court in
Augusta, the Civic League workers
invoked the aid of City Marshal Cults,
Deputy Sheriff Burns and Officer War
rem Tozier and from to $50 raided
the places of business OF Harry Jones,
A. q. Hamilton, John Mcnamara. Dan
icl McGillicuddy and Arl Wolnan in
this city and j. d. Lacy in Randolph.
They had a warrant for one other
place, but that was closed.
The places in this city We're raided
by Civic League Officer NJ S. Thomas
and City Marshal Cults, While Officer
Tozier and Deputy Sheriff Burns ac-
companied Officer Thomas to Ran
delphi. In the Jones place two quart
bottles partly full Of whiskey and a
pitcher also containing whiskcy were
found and Jones and his clerk James
Sears, ordered to appear at Augusta
In the Hamilton place a bottle of gin
and a glass We're found, while in the
Mcnamara place bottle with about a
teaspoonful of what the officers alleged
to Ge whiskey was found. The pro-
prietors of these two places We're also
ordered to appear in court. In none of
the other places raidcd was liquor
found, but the proprietors We're all or
dcrcd to court with the others for al
lo Sed single sale.
The parties, who We're ordered to ap-
pear in court went to Augusta on the
30 train in company with the officers
The fact that there was something do
ing became noised abroad Immediately
after the raids and there We're nearly
10 people at the train to witness the
departure of the Gardiner delegation
OF the victims of misplaced confidence
fer Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-12
RIVER ! CLOSED
From Gardiner & Randolph
Bridget to Swan Island.
Ice Is An Inch Thick in Many
Places and Forming Fast,
Manager Ballard Makes No Definite
Statement as to Ice Cutting,

Ine kenncbec river closed FRIDAY
FROM the Gardiner and Randolph
bridge to the foot of Swan Island ice
is frozen clear across the river. vary
ing in thickness in most places from
nearly open water to an inch in thick
ness. In some exposed places. how
ever. the ice is more than an inch
thick. Friday morning was the coolest
OF the winter, the thermometer falling
to three below, and the cold weather
and snow storm now in progress will
help the ice to form very fast. Last
winter the river did not close until
Jan. s. which was the latest first clos
ing for over a century. but the winter
previous it closed Dec. ,, which was
eight days earlier than the present
closing. Manager l.. G. Ballard of the
American Ice Co, who has just return
ed from Bangor. where he has been
on Il business trip states that the Pc
nobscot closed on Thursday. and that
the ice conditions there are about the
same as on the kennenec.
In response to the query of Jour
nal reporter as to whether or not ice
would be cut on the kenncbcc this
winter Manager Ballard said: Il can
not make any definite statement in re-
gard to ice cutting at the present. 1t
Will depend upon the weather and how
much ice is cut in other sections. AS
viii be remembered the Americap Ice
Co, did not cut pound of ice on the
kennebec river last season. confining
its operations in this State to Boothbav
and Bristol. Notwithstanding that ice
has been shipped from the Kennebec
in considerable quantities during the
present summer and fall there still re-
mains Of the large cut of two years
ago Il considerable quantity on hanl.
which is now stored in the houses at
Smthtown, Independent lceboro. Mo-
doe Stearns Point and Swan Island.
The following houses are now empty:
The Ledges. Hathorn, Berry. Cedar
Grove Hodges. Rich. Old orchard,
Che sea. Randolph, Underwood and
Sa?adahOc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-12
In the Police Court.

Two cases of intoXication We're IL
the Gardiner police court yesterday
morning. John Ward, a Civil Wai
veteran from Portland. who came here
to visit friends, fell in distress and
vas in such condition that he had tC
Deputy Sheriff Burns. Judge LARA
bee by way OF a Christmas present re-
mitted the mans fine and sent him
back to Portland
The familiar name of Parker Talbot
also appeared upon the police blotteI
yrSt terday morning. Parker was in q
;,enitent mood and assured the judge
that if he would not send him to lall
he would at once shake the dust OF
Gar liner from his feet and not return
for Il year. Judge IarraDec allowed
thai he had no confidence in Talbot $
ability to stay away from Gardiner Tor
Il year, but told him that il he would
stay away six months he would let him
off this time. Talbot told the judge
chat he had d job i'll the woods and
would start for the tall timber forth
Nth. and after leaving the court room
took the train out of the city. Talbot
WdS arrested for intoXication Thursday
night by Patrolman Wakefield, after
having been given several opportunl
tics to go home, which he did not i'm
nrotc .
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-12
A GREAT SUCCESS.
Christmas Bazaar and Entertainment
At ity Hall Thursday Evening.

The Christmas entertainment and
Ba2aar at City hall Thursday after
non and evening under the auspices Of
the Methodist Church Improvement So
ciety was i'll every detail notable
success
I'll" hall WAS beautifully decorated
with bunting and the many booths
were nblazc with every known color,
presenting handsome appearance.
The booths We're presided over by the
ladies OF the society and dainty re
freshnentS were served during the af-
tcrnoon, willie the sale was held. The
different stands represented We're the
Ice Cream, Corner Grocery. Candy.
Apron, Lunch Counter, Fancy Goods
and Novelties.
In the evening the popular farce.
Miss Fearless and Company was
presented by a company of Augusta
young ladies 1t would be useless to
speak of the individuals, as each one
was especially adapted to her own
part. A quartet composed Of G. Fuller.
H. Fuller. Horace Parlin and Newton
smith /. ndcred n fine selection, and
"'rhe Holy City" sung by Harold Full
Ter. made a favorable impression.
Miss Adams. the evangelist, offered
readings suitable to the occasion ana
was encored again and again. Miss
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-12
Cutler Post Elects officers.

Tile following officers We're elected
Thursday evening at the meeting of
Cutler Post. No. As, G. A. r.:
Commander. Linus b. Comins; senior
vice commander, Charles G. Sewail;
junior vice. Albert ]. Whipple; sur
econ, Edward Green; quartermaster,
Patrick Cusack; officer Of the day. Will
liam +. Burke; officer of the guard
James Allen. Delegates to Department,
Encampment, Charles .. Rich, John y
Wadlelgh and Fred Ficke; alternates
Francis Cooney, Benjamin p. Halves
AID William j. Doyle. Board OF trus-
tees. William +. Burke, Lewis Macord
Patrick Hayes and Geo. a. L. Snow
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-12
ELECTION OF OFFICERS
Of J. B. Hubbard National Relief
Corps, No. 80.

At the regular meeting of j. b. Hub
bard National Relief Corps, No. 80
Thursday evening, the following Off
GERS We're elected for the coming year:
President-NIrs. Grace Hedrick.
Senior Vice President-Mrs Mazie
Grimes.
Junior Vice President-Miss Lizzie
Walker.
Chaplain-Mrs. Lizzie Johnson.
Conductor-Alrs. Augusta Pettengill
Guard--Mrs. Lizzie Getchen.
Treasurer-Mrs Hattie Kittridge
Delegates to Department Conven-
tion-Mrs. Daphne Robbins, Mrs. Hat
tie Huntoon. Mrs Deborah Clark and
Mrs Lucy Willis.
Alternates-NIrs. Jennie Pettis, Airs
Maize Grimes, Mrs. Ida Crimmin
Mrs. f. Crimmin.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-12
Save Every Penny Which Adds No Value

HsfIT is THE APPLICATION OF THIS IDEA TO OUR DAILY
WORK WHICH HAS MADE OUR METHOD OF MERcHAN-
DisING POPULAR EVERY CENT USED IN OUR BUYING
OR MANUFACTURING is TURNED TO PROPER ACCOUNT.
WHEN IT ADDS NO VALUE HAT CENT is SAVED AND
USED TO REDUCE THE PRICE AT WHICH OUR GOODS
ARE SOLD.
THE PRICES QUOTED IN OUR ADVERTISING ARE
BONA FiDE. THE PRICES ADVERTISED THE
PRICES WHEN YOU GET HERE BUY THE GOODS.
WE COURT A COMPARISON CUT PRICE DRUG
STORE ADVERTISING IN THIS RESPECT.
/; YESTERDAY MORNING BROUGHT CUSTOMERS
FROM CITIES AS FAR AWAY LEWISTON-WHY DID
THESE PEOPLE COME SUCH A DISTANCE TO TRADE
WITH US? THE ANSWER OLD STORY. BE-
CAUSE OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST.
IT is THIS STOPPING USELESS EXPENDITURE;
THIS SAVING OF PENNIES HERE AND THERE, THAT
MAKES THE BIG SAVING FOR YOU AND OUR PRICES
WHAT THEY ARE. EQUALITY CONSIDERED, THE LOW
EST PRICES IN MAINE" .at- ..c.. ..,. ..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-12

Adams is endowed with that peculiar
gift of endearing herself at once to the
hearts OF her audience
Much could be said of the efforts of
the ladies' to make the occasion one
long to be remembered. An orchestra
Of three pieces rendered some fine Sc
Lotions, with Miss Sadie Brown at the
piano.
A neat sum was realized which will
help to go towards the running ex-
penses of the church.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-12

Rev. H. S Burrage. d. D., of Togus
gave an interesting paper upon The
Public Archives Of Maine" at the
monthly meeting of the Maine Histori-
cal Society at Portland Thursday. Hon.
A. G.. Stilphen Of i'ar'ningdale made a
motion at the meeting, which was car
rIed. calling for the appointment of a
committee of three to appear before
the Legislature in the matter of the
creation OF 4 bureau for the systoma-
tic arrangement and care of the public
documents of the State