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The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-04-10

Pendleton Wednesday.
James Feeler is in town from Spo-
kane. Mr.. Feeler's family has resided
in Athena this winter.
Mrs. Jesse Moore, of Cambridge,
Idaho, is visiting her mother. Mrs.
Mamie Smith, in this city.
Il Misses Lula Tharp and Matte Cation
llyweIe absent from school part of the
week on account of la grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. R. McGrew,
who reside near Weston, were shop
ping in Athena Wednesday:
L, L. Mann, republican candidate
for representative was in the city yes
teray, making acquaintance of voters.
Fred Shoemaker, promoter off a
mining brokerage syndicate, with
offices at Walla Walla, has been in the
city this week.
! NThe veIanda on the front of the st.
Nichols hotel has been removed, and
the removal serves to make a better
appearance in the building.
Misses Laura Bowles and Carrie Weir,
teachers in the Walla Walla High
school. were guests of Mrs. f. S. Le-
Grow Saturday and Sunday.
X Mayor Plamondon and Marshal
'Gholson have inspected the crosswalks
of the city, with the result that sever
al new orosswalks will be put in at
once.
A line of the newest craze in hats.
the stylish "Merry Widow" will be
on display at Jones g. Jackson milli-
uery store tomorrow. Call and see
| them.
The Cummings merchandise stock
at Weston was sold at bankrupt sale
Tuesday for $3.50. II. G. Adams, the
principal creditor. was the highest
bidder &..A,al4..4-4.-
MEandl Mrs. H. o. Worthington
entertained Mr.. and Mrs. Fred John
son, Mr.. aud Mrs. Thos. DeFreece and
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Conley Wednesday
/ evening.
MIR. and Mrs. VIM. Tompkins went
up to Waitsburg Tuesday, where they
were present at the wedding of Miss
Emma Vollmer, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gustave Vollmer.
DR.. Sharp was under the weather
couple of days this week. Ihe doc.
tor had a tussle with the gripp. cut
prescribing for himself. recovered and
has resumed his practice.
| \ Fay Le Grows race horses, which
have been at the Taylor place for some
time, will be taken to the Walla Walla
race track today by trainer, where
they will be put to work. 81 ,
4 J. W. Smith and Edgar Norvel came
over from Helix Saturday evening ant
attended meeting of the Masonic
lodge. They were guests at the Mo
Even home, over Sunday.
Some complaint is heard regarding
the unusual growth of weeds in th'
wheat fields. This year more thar
common, it appears that the weet
growth abounds in prolific profusion.
Colonel Clark Wood has resigned
from the Office of city recorder, ant
his father, L. S. Wood, who has re
Gently returned from California, vii
again take up the duties Of recorder.
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-04-10
Will Ferguson went over to Walla
Walla tuesday evening on business.

Will Ferguson went over to Walla
Walla tuesday evening on business.
g. K. Berry of Portland will preach
at the Christian church next Sunday
evening.
lT Attorney Wilson was in Pendleton
Wednesday, where be went on legal
business.
g. w. Stages, accompanied by Miss
Duncan, came over from Weston Tues
day, by auto.
Found-a watch. Owner may get
information at this office by paying
for this notice. N
P.D. Mann, who is engaged in the
blacksmith business in Adams, was in
town yesterday.
Miss Jessie McEwen came up from
Pendleton, and spent the week at her
home in this city.
Jinks Dudley was i'll the first of the
week, threatened with pneumonia, but
is better at present.
Miss Ella Anderson of Pendleton
was guest of Mrs. Frank Coolidge
the first of the week.
A. L. Swagagrt. accompanied by
shis daughter Ettabell, went down to
Pendleton Wednesday. -
The Athena press. [volume] (Athena, Umatilla County, Or.) 18??-1942, 1908-04-10

Found-a watch. Owner may get
information at this Office by paying
for this notice. N
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-23
SCHWAlMER BOYS AND GIRL s
'"e'r Quaint Costumes and Their Odd I GEA Christmas Dance.

OVSkurHeS and Their Odd
 0s Christmas Dance.
 e9Av! Hesse-Nassau, district in [uermahS, there is a section of tho
 natessiah people who present all inter- esllng study. particularly in regard to 'nTN quaint Christmas customs. k iese people live ill the valley of sIine riVer Schwalm The Schwalmer 8oss wear a peculiar round hat or cap .tnout brim or visor. It resembles in phape small cheese box. They wear z sort of coat with skirt reaching he
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-23
SECOND FLOOR PLAN.
FIRST FLOOR PLAN.

plans family built city lot 60 feet wide
 dp that of colonial villa % aor nans side of the building Opening the hall
 isree paro with bay window Back of the paor h dining o 1a9 by dining anS hsn pantry The kitchen 12 by feet aea rk snd
 s s .,o:ss snd The estimated ready l0ur ncc ss-s- JOHN 3. LAPE
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1908-12-23

fonndly. Each of the boys ill his turn then goes through the same ceremony of choosing his partner, who is his for the day. Then begins the dance. which is vigorous and hearty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-12
OAKLAND.

Miss Ethel Pelkey of Lincoln is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Harry Cowan
Joseph Roderck and Daniel Vigut
of Watervillc were at the pond yester-
day on a fishing trip.
Mrs. Sprague Mace returned yester-
day from a visit at Kineo.
Work was begun yesterday on the
roof of the forge room of the Dunn
Edge Tool Co. A new roof will be
placed upon the building, similar tt
that on the other shop.
II. O. Farrar has placed telephone
in his residence. The number is 2S-12
J. b. Hodsdon has returned from his
trip to Auburn.
]. A. Jackson is in town from Boston
+. w. Smith is repairing his resi-
dence on Oak street.
John Ruttcr has lot of Morning
Star peas in bloom and expects to have
peas by July as is usual with him
He planted them April u.
Milan Thomas has completed his
new house on Oak street and is now
occupying it.
LYLE owens is building a new house
on Oak street
H. W. Weeks is in town from Bos-
ton for brief visit.
Albert Fuller has raised his barn
about two feet and is building an ad-
diton to it.
A very pleasant sociable was en-
loved by the Epworth League last
evening in the vcstry of the M. e
church.
The Oakland Board of Trade held its
# J, a the Post
rooms last evening. The next meet
ing will be held on the second Wednes-
day of September.
Fred Roderick of Winsted, Conn
will sing solo at the Baptist church
Sunday.
r. A. Mcsser has purchased and
moved into the Matthews house on
High street.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. I. Rogers have re-
turned from q brief outing at Old Or
chard.
Frank Tobey left yesterday for a
visit at Kinco.
William Dow has entered the en-
ploy of the Cascade Wooden Co.
George Wilson is repairing his
wharf on the Holmes shore of MesSa-
lonskee lake.
A crew of Is river drivers arrived
here today from Dead river dam. They
made the trip from there to Bingham
by walking across country, leaving on
their journey at 3 o'clock in the even
ing and arriving at Bingham at A
o'clock this morning. The distance is
somewhat over so miles. From Bing-
ham they came by rail to Oakland.
John Pllsbury is visiting in town
from Belfast.
Mr. and Mrs. d. b. Ellis are visiting
friends in Belgrade.
Mr. and Mrs. L. II. Mace of North
pond are visiting at A. f. Mace's for a
few days. ....
James Nickcrson, Jr., arrived In
town today from COrinna.
Painters are at work at Cascade
park on the theatcr benches.
Miss Bertha Emerson has returned
to her work in Waterville after a long
illness.
Erlon Brann is off duty on the w
& o. for a couple of days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-12
coBURN CLASSICAL INSTITUTE
Full Program for 10Th Annual Com
mencement Exercises.

The exercises of the 10th Com
mencement of Coburn Classical Insti-
tute will be as follows:
Sunday. June 14-1030 A. NJ, SER
mon before the graduating class, by
Rev: Edwin Cary Whittemore, D. D.,
at the Baptist church. The public is
cordially invited to attend.
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday,
June 15-17-Final examinations
throughout the school.
Thursday, June 1873 A. NJ, Seniors
last chapel, Coburn building; 23O P
NJ, Seniors Glass day exercises, Bap-
fist church; 73O p M, Junior reading
Baptist church.
Friday, June 1890 p. NJ, Com
mencement exercises, Baptist church
p. NJ, annual Commencement dinner
Saturday, June 2O-10 A. NJ, stated
annual meeting of the board of trus-
tees, at the Coburn building.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend these Commencement exercises
Tickets for the Alumni dinner may be
obtained of A. f. Drummond, Savings
Bank building. For the other exer-
cises no tickets are required. Grad
yates of the school, however, and those
particularly Interested, may obtain
tickets which admit to reserved seats
from any present member of the school
or at the Office of the principal.
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Long Litigation Ended.

At the June term of the United States
Circuit Court for the Western District
of Virginia, held at Harrisonburg, Vir-
ginia, on the End inst. Judge Mcdowell
handed down u decree in the case of
Walter Baker &; Co., Ltd. v. 5. w. Ba-
ker of Winchester. Virginia. 1t will be
remembered that w. II. Baker. of Win
chester, by his name and labels. sought
to initiate the goods Of Walter Baker
& Company, Ltd. and in particular to
pass off his chocolate as Bakers Choc-
olate" or kind of Bakers Chocolate"
BY earlier DEGREES in this case w. H.
Baker of Winchester was forbidden to
label or described his goods as Bakers
Cocoa" or Bakers Chocolate" and
, was required to print prominently OH
I; the face of every package the state
ment "W. II. Baker is distinct from
the old chocolate mandatory of Wal
ter Baker l. Co" The matter was then
referred to the Master to determine the
amount which Walter Baker & Com
. pany, Ltd, We're entitled to recover by
reason of the infringement. The Mas
ter assessed this amount at So. 1904.
The decree just entered confirms the
Masters report and orders that Walter
Baker e. Company, Ltd, recover from
w. II. Baker of Winchester, the above
sum of S52,46o.94 together with their
costs, and further orders that the COM
missioner.s fees for taking the account
ing, amounting to $500 be paid by w.
H. Baker, of Winchester. Virginia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-12

than Burton were held at his late
home, Nichols street. at O'Clock
Thursday afternoon, Rev. B. W. Rus
sell, pastor Of the Methodist church,
toflciating. ssAppropriate vocal selections
were rendered by Miss Edythe Good
| win. The bearers were John Lindsey,
Horace Wyman, ]. D: M. Foster and
w. L. Frost The interment was made
at the village cemetery.
The Pittsfield friends of G. +. Rams
dell, formerly teacher at NJ. c. l.. and
for the past year an instructor in Bates
College, will regret to learn of his Sc
we're illness at the home of his father
in Turner, the illness following an at
tack of typhoid pneumonia suffered by
him some weeks ago.
DIR. and Mrs. M. T. Dodge of Troy
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. E. E.
Bagley Wednesday and Thursday.
Mrs. M. F.. feathers of Troy is
guest for a few days at the Bagley
home.
A reunion of the Glass of 1906. NJ. c.
l., was held Thursday afternoon after
the graduation exercises at the home of
Mrs. F. L. Smith, who served a fine
dinner At 6 o'clock Thursday after
noon the Class of 1907 held Reunion
supper which was served at the Pitts
field House, at which Prof. and Mrs. F.
N. Laudlnan were guests of honor.
Mr. and Mrs Charles E. Vickery were
in Orono Wednesday to be present at
the exercises Of the U. of NJ, their son,
Earl N. Vickery, being one of the grad
yates.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-12
Graduation Thursday al
Maine Central Institute.
Large Number Receive Degrees
---AnnuaI Concert IN Evening.
Business Meeting Of Trustsss.'.0Id
Board Of Teachers Reelected.

The last day of the Commencement ex-
ercises at Maine Central Institute oc-
CURED Thursday. The weather was ideal
and the week of Commencement through
out has been one of the most successfv
and enjoy able ever held In the history Of
the school. Thursdays exercises began
at 10 O'Clock in Union hall with the grad
uation. The stage presented a pretty eff
feet with decorations of the class colors.
old rose and silver gray. and with the
class motto. 'Nihil est aliud magaum,
guam multa minuta" The program:
Music, Hunters Orchestra
Prayer.
Music.
Salutatory-Public Opinion and the En-
forcen,ent of Law.
Class Essay-Modern Ideals.
Ethel HolbroOk Haskell
Oration-Extension Of Prohibition Senti-
ment in the United States.
Glass History, Stella May Russell
Class Oration-Self- Mastery.
Philip Frederick Morse Gilley
Nellie Bearce Allen
Glass Prophecy,
Floyd Osborn Mathews
Music.
Address to Undergraduates.
Carl Raymond Smith
Presentation of Gifts, Hazel Williams
Valedictory-'Nihl Est Aliud Magnum.
GUAM Multa Minuta,"
Iva Belle Willis
Music.
Comforting Of Diplomas
Glass Ode.
Eenediction.
The graduates:
College Preparatory course-Leo w.
Rlaisdell Frank I. Cowan. Ethel II. Has
kell, Stella NJ Russell. Iva B. Willis.
Preparatory Scientific course Horace
3. Eaton, Floyd o. Mathews. Carl r.
Smith
English Scientific cOurse-Nellie B. AL
len, Harry NJ Bickford, Christopher c.
Blaisdell Philip f. NJ. Gilley, lisa H. Her
rick. Merle G. Healey, Ernest M. Hall,
Merton c. Larrabee. Marjery Manock.
Maurice a. Pea body. Raymond A. Peck
ham, Clara A. Prescott, Howard B. Rich
ardson, Lewis c. Sturtevant. Helen M.
Smith Flora b. Wilbur. Norman G.
Thurlow. Edgar Fl. Wilson. Gladys f..
Whitmore. Hazel Fl. Williams.
Normal course-Flora J. Gleason, Bessie
M. MaloGn
Thursday evening at o'clock in Union
hall a large number were in attendance to
listen to the concert given by Tine NIusi
cal !ive" of Boston. appearing here UNI
der the direction of the White Entertain
ment Bureau of Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-12
Court News,

William Langlois, who was arrested
yesterday afternoon by Sheriffs Rich
ana Simpson on charge of illegal keep
ing of liquors at his place of business
in the Simpson block, was before the
court yesterday morning.
The officers claimed that they went
to the place late in the afternoon armed
with warrants. Sheriff Simpson enter
ed the place but Sheriff Rich claimed
that he was INSTRUCTED by Langlois
until the liquors had been spilled
by another man, the officer wit
Messing the act, so no liquor
was seized. The officers returned
and reported the matter to Sheriff F.
w. Plaisted, who is attending court in
this city and he promptly sent them
back with the necessary papers to ar
rest Langlois on charge of maintaining
a nuisance and obstructing an officer.
Langlois secured bail.
Judge Shaw found suitable cause to
hold the respondent and on charge of
maintaining a nuisance was fined 500
and costs and 60 days in Jail On the
charge of obstructing the officer in his
duty he was held for the grand jury.
He appealed and furnished bonds in
each case.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-12
GRADUATION TODAY.
Program For High School Exercises In
City Hall This Afternoon.

The graduating exercises of the class
of 1908 H. H. S. will take place at 2
o'clock this afternoon at City hail. A
very fine program has been arranged
the class consists Of 16 boys and girls
divided as follows;
Classical Course-Olive Ellen Per-
kins. Carl Dana Skillins, Pauline
Hamilton Freeman, Stella F. Boyden,
Robert Tuck Chadbourne, Barbara d.
Sawyer, Helen Louise Haines.
Scientific Course-Emma Marion
Dunn.
English Course-Ralph Wendell
Wood, f. Harold Lowell, Lemuel
w. Payson Jr., Arthur f. Douglass, G.
Roy Fuller. Allston w. Niles, Allen
D. Niles and Leulla May Bachelor.
The officers are: Pres, Ralph W.
wood: Vice Pres, G. Roy Fuller, Sec,
Ear IRA d. Sawyer; Treas, Carl d.
Skilins. The class motto is "Ambitio
Alitur Industrial" or ambition Is
Nourished by Labor"
The Eall is very neatly decorated for
the occasion by the Juniors. The pro-
gram:
Music.
Prayer, Rev. Chas. E. Beals
Music.
Salutatory and Essay-"The Reclamation
Service of the West
Carl Dana Skillins
Honorary Essay-"Night Brings Out the
Stars" w Stella F. BOyden
Class History, Ralph Wendell Wood
Music.
Essay-''The Japanese in California"
Emma Marion Dunn
lass Prophecy. Helen Louise Haines
Honorary Essay-"Historical Trees of
New England"
Pauline Hamilton Freeman
Music.
Present alton Of Gifts, Allen D. Niles
Valedictory-'Literatu in the Prison
House. Olive Ellen Perkins
Presentation of Diplomas,
o. NJ. Holman. Supt. of Schools
Music
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-12
Somerset Real Estate Transfers.
n2rl6aooau

The following real estate transfers
are recorded:
Skowhegan-Edward n. Merrill to
Fred 7. French; Helen A. Jewett ct
ais to Bert c. Fletcher, $50; Calvin
Cleveland to Bert c. Fletcher, 800:
Kate c. Holbrook to Bert c. Fletcher:
Mary f. Webb to Ira A. Norton; Geo
Is. Fairgrieves to Archie f. Delano; S.
+. & w. c. Smiley to Forrest H. Har-
vile.
Pittsfield-Walter A. Taylor to S. S.
w. Taylor; Ronello A. Conant to Chas
A. Russell.
Detroit--Alice NJ. Temple to VIM. X
Jordon. 800.
Cornville-SamueI L. Bigelow to Al
gra M. Corson; Ansel A. Goodridge ct
al to Evart F.. Weller: Evart E. Weel-
or to Lou Ward Austin.
New Portland-Chas. II. Morton to
Gertrude Lake; S. j. Williamson to A.
G. Winter
St. Albans-Elen f. Carson to Willis
II. Carson. 800: Geo. +. HoXie to Chas.
l.. Patten, $1,000
Long Pond-Joseph Fourier to
Mary Ann Crabtree, $40.
Fairfield-Dominik Susi to Lawrence
Barney; Dominill Susi to Lawrence
Barney; Lawrence Barney to Dominik
Susi.
Moscow--Edmund f. Hill to Mary f.
Bean.
Madison-C. & J. Thompson to AL
bion Kelley; Orrin Dyer to Lottic Z.
Cook.
Soon--Lottie n. Hamblctt to VIM
w. Hamblott.
Athens-Ira A. Barker to MarEery
A. Barker
Palmyra-Daniel Snow to A B.
Thompson, $3.50.
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WINTHROP.

Mrs c. G. Longfellow has returned
from a visit in Lewiston.
Will French has returned from Ban
gor, where he passed a few days.
Rev. C. F. Sargent and Mrs. j. H
McTlroy attended the Kennebec con.
ference of Congregational churches
held Tuesday at Winslow.
Ralph Arey made a trip to Lewiston
yesterday.
Mrs. George Sturtevant and little
child of Waterville are visiting at Mrs
Sturtevant's former home here.
John T. Jordan of Randolph, Mass
has been visiting at Everett Longfel-
lows.
Mrs. Jefferson Bearce and daughters
of Brockton, Mass, are visiting at the
home of Fred Bearce.
Mrs. Edgar jackson of Augusta is
visiting at the home of Charles Smith
Fred w. Lee and family of Angus
ia are at their cottage on Big Pine
point.
John McIlroy of this place and his
son Ronald Of Monmouth attended the
dedication of the Eks' new building al
Lewiston Tuesday.
Little Bertha Fortier will act as
flower girl at the graduating exercises
next Thursday evening. Invitations
are out for the reception which the
Glass Of 1908 will give at the Town
hall Friday evening. Dancing will be
enjoyed from 10 until II.
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Dunbar of Bos-
ton are passing their vacation at Idle
Wilde as the guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Kempton.
The last meeting of Abenaki Chap
ter. o. E. s., will be this evening
This is the last meeting before the
summer vacation, and good attend
ance is desired Important business
will come before the meeting.
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WATERVILLE.
SUPERIOR COURT.
June Term Held At Naturalization.
o. G. Hall Presiding.

| Waterville, June II.
Mrs Hattie Heron vs. A. Frank
Weber. Brown & Brown for the
plaintiff, Harvey d. Eaton, Esq, for the
| defendant.
| This is an action on account annex
| ed for 1924. The claim Is for room
rent. The case was tried last year
when the plaintiff obtained a verdict
| but it was set aside by the law court,
| on motion of the defendant The plain
tiff having discovered new evidence
the case was tried out again.
Both parties reside in Waterville.
The plaintiff keeps a lodging house.
According to the testimony the defend
ant boarded with the plaintiff for sew
eral years, and finally married her
daughter. Sometime after marrying
the daughter the defendant changed
his room, and as claimed by the plain
tiff, agreed to pay 81 per week room
rent more than he had been paying.
This the defendant denied, and here is
where the contest comes in. The new
witness testified that she heard the
defendant state that he would pay the
same rent and board as had been paid
by the party who vacated the room he
went into.
The parties had some trouble after
the defendant had occupied the new
room for over two years, and finally
the defendant left the house and separ-
ated from his wife. At that time both
parties agree that he had paid up in
full at the old price, but the plaintiff
claims he had put her off, on one ex-
cuse and another, and had never paid
the 50 additional as she claims he
agreed to pay.
The case went to the jury at $50
this afternoon. An agreement had not
been reached at adjournment of court
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WOMAN SHOCKED BY LIVE WIRE.
Grabbed Phone Wire to Remove 1t
From One That Was Alive.

Wilkes Barre, Pa, June 10-Find-
ing flames shooting from the phone
box in her home. because a live wire
had fallen across the phone wire, Mrs.
Mary A. Powers. of Pittston. ran out
side. grasped the phone wire and tried
to shake the other off. She was
severely shocked and found she could
not let go of the wire. Miss Josephine.
her daughter. ran to her mothers aid
and found herself in the same prcdica-
ment Another daughter. Miss Agnes,
shouted to a lineman. who cut the wire
and released Mrs. Powers and her
daughter who were severely shocked.
but otherwise not injured
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The 1910 Knocker,

The 1910 Knocker, better known as
the "War Cry, was ready for distribu-
ton yesterday morning and was Ger.
tainly distributed. Nobody is withou,
one, as that is the business of the ex-
ecutive board of the class by which
they are issued. AS usual everybody
with the exception of the Sophomore
member come in for their share OIL
knocks" and the faculty and goods
are not sighted. The phamphlet is OF
four pages and the title reads, Every
knock Is a boost
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-12

f. L. Hall of Ash street is planning
to erect a large wooden block on Hall
court. directly in the rear of Smiths
shoe store. at the North end. There is
at present dwelling house and a small
cobbler's shop on the court. but it is
understood that these are to be re-
moved to make way for the new block.
The building will be divided into COM
partments SO that there will be room
for first-class store A part of the
lower floor will be reserved by Mr. Hall
to be used as pool and billiard hall.
This will be constructed in an up-to-
date manner and the whole block will
be a great addition to that section.
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KENNEBEc.
WEST WINDSOR.

William Black, who has been a WIS.,
itor at the home of o. E. Carpenter for
few days. returned to his duties at
the U. of M. '09, Orono. Wednesday,
Miss Ethel Carpenter will return to
Belfast Friday, after enjoying a weeks
visit with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Cunningham
with their two children of Bolton Hill
were Sunday guests of Mrs. Matilda
Lynn.
William Stewart has been planting
potatoes with his potato planter for
many of the people. in the place, for
the past week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-06-12

The German Emperor has a we'll
eGGip2ed pottery which brings him in
owns two large hotels which Weld him
a. yearly income of some $4,000. The
King OF Saxony owns the famous porce-
of Lippe Detmoid runs a large model
farm from which he sells butter and
milk and eggs. The King of Servia is
said to own a barber shop and an apoi he
cary shop, in addition to which he holds
an agency for motor cars.