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tGgen Grpebitionsgooiet bar ASSURE.
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nina pss atieHot ZEN pad artoit ira $4,000
til $500 90 Serst at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
jaaism Saife, Sbt, Sebt, yartHmtr, Srlsts
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on noaeu peb bans Aoresie, ida pifbe be
sisre ing en- Sltaefte ptb at ffripe til mtg
.. VI. 8ltnfeubera &. Or. 10 q.
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/ Sicrf Sosn er iils. "Sfipe SoIfc'
hiab" al SRI. Hefsaaaro ioIst til
Sacob Socobien | Sruitri,p pr. Ros.
Iep for 80. 0 SER.
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@ru6ebrift | Wpbum.

1rnbeortft I Wponm. aopotaf
Carl llnger, &riitiania, bar for
6reperne Sugo, So5p og Irtbltr
Sencfel BON 9onnersmarf.S elitben
inoienot til Geportementet gnora.
genoe ON Siaaoelie til at erbperpe
Gienoomsret til nogle 3inferrber
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Wobun, tilbsrenoe Stationsmelter
s. u. Sanien. Seniigten meo Or
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brliote 3inf / anisgernes eeen BE.
Drift / SpIflano, og bet er berfor De.
res Meuirg at iGttc igoug en- reau'
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nprmere ongipne @rGnier omfring
8lomsrubfcIlen at ifiGrpe, aniuelbe
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9aamnobora Iaaner.

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at optage ct Saan poa 100000 ar.
til GGfuine al ct GIeftricitetspGrf.
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cos paa SelbiIitrauoen leper IA
apinoer og 5 @9nb - Der bar
iplbt eaer iaar fpIoer 80 gar, Der
til fommer A iom er 80 glar = 2
apinoer og 2 Ienb. 9lanbt De
iieite err ct s@gtepar - ban er 80
og bum so s(ar: SAUL Wonien Siig.
lem pg Some Worit Slsbatter Silg.
lem. 9e bar, iiben De iatte go, ore.
bet en- 9pgielplabs, iom De enonit
hriper peo Sielp Of en- 9atter og en-
Soit9ut. De ganlle ar6eioer enOnu
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NorTe Siaeoer.

9a bel Tel Hps 5nrsRpp eiGeeer ina SapinIfs fssr'
eene "a mango anste steeeT gaa Sefianbet harcs tor
Saia. E'rip etter nj aafaipy.
G.. r. NYKLESusT, Eagle Grove Iowa.
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isIsys % @gfisripsrafef~ fsHer 30 Gents for rs Orb isr
beer Sang, % 10 9enfs pr. Orb for aft, ION cperaises
% Orb. Heertlsiemeuier tnetaats lie fos miasre eas
iintnss, sTsts I,na.r hs I'LL a 1890 Ia M.
Samfnrr.
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Sne CIs fist en- etntr.
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SrGubt Sfib. 9ottlenoieiange,

UIfHuI SIIU. OUIIItIIUTtTuIIYt'
rem "Sobn", tilbsren6e Sfibsreber
AZ. &. RiIien, "sllonio", Sanoefioro,
er ifelge ct til Reberen inolebet &c.
Ieeram brpn6t itrar efter anfom.
item til Sangitfeltet. Wanbitabet,
ipm beitoo al IL Nanb, er | TO goa.
&C inofommet til galtaiounb paa
Ip5eelano. 9aaben par a%siureret,
men ltoitpret life, iaa Geieren liber
ct oirefte Cab paa ca. 1000 Str.
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Realty COMPANY

tolson, Hopperstad q TeisbsrgE
ssOt eazs titisIss ssaiblHst0H. CrrsSH sl5oass.
Styte ~ %.
iS Riverside. Spokane, Wash.
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- mere ps Susotere, iom piI unsrritptts
en- Sasmsur, ipm life bprer til Qumber.
Iruften. CAB mtg beregue 7erss 2umber'
Bill. 3. Z. Bopum, fergus sails. MinH.
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be6it Seocn. - st iielbent Sgsteitab. -
Sbab er ct Barn? - SuuSbebsc4aIer.
- @looforeiftuing. - On rlpfteli9. -
@en6eb. - Naar en- RanS ifal N l. en-
Snap. - Gan betalte. - Brig al adrs
boIbanb. - Sammenblanbiug al Spoes
mibler. - 8etbrrin9 Tom Gariag til ilet
Sorbsielie. - 9eneue. - SusutooerenS
SbiIe, - Sremmebe 2eeemer / Gre os
N9ie. - en- bGrbifulb Semmeliebeo. -
Sba0 foroarper Raben - 81 eooe
8aao til Susmnoeren. - 9bbe aanbes
bret. - On Sdnbbeo. - SiIlao life
8srnene at ipiie meIem @aaItiberne.
- giets Yleie. - Sapaneiiite Srbipro9.
- Sas paa Dit 9bre. - 8ern og
Smubs. - Sineiiife Srbiprog. - Sars
li9t ganb. - Sporfcr Born bliper ners
bsie. = Ruifeftrait og Sunbbeo. - ut
siatte en- 8erions S~eoieIsoae. - Set
gioroe life noaet. - Siulfetbeb. - Gan
bilbe bltoe abbot. - SborIebes 9rIotet
bleb opfunbet. - Sierrearbeibe o9 2ios,
l9nsbe. - &unften at Iebe Irn9e. - 81
SopebreeIer for ~foruuftie &isffeubrift.
On Siitorie fra 2~anbsbpgbeu. - Sc bill
albrig fortrpbe. - 8llbtorn. - @pis
9rauuner. - Grin - Sjem1te bos Ser
ion iamule Sag iOm geniuren faIOt.
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irGrb o9 RieIs 9arre. - Ssititemuing.
- Sbao je9 bill berfe. - 9arnepiIe. -
Gfteniane. - Ni finer be &irfetlotter.
Sen fsrite Sne. - Suletpelo. -
Saa S~irfe9aaroeu. - Sra 9arnetoms
meroinbuet uaar BET iueer. - aftens
itemuin9. - Snibe 8oIe. - 9irfen. -
Raaltroiten. - 8oieu ODD S0ruet. -
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tagen. - Snoeit9uet. - N~ftcnitemntua.
- ODER ct erroeube Barn. 8ugaepiie.
Sommerafteu. - Sarpel. - gu~ggeiuua.
en- Sounmernat. - s Sum-. - Set
Trite Gar Surer. Sarneiane. - ling
bonstio. - Siemmet. - llnber 6riaen.
- en- Robers gsu. - 2soipring.
slnefbuter, Gebuier, 5iserbiGeber, 8aa.
Der u.i.p.,
iibite SIDE / 6bert Summer eieunem
Gdrean9er.
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ssus "rstsras-esasu" til slrst % gsHHss
esi gamle eaue.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05

TtNal9S. - Butt meb 8oreoplag
os 8sbotIiesbus. ialt oRrb $500. BE-
Iissenoe peo Standardization. Gorit Beiplf'
ming. aoresie: Bog 4S, Clio .. g, Scptt
Go, Winn.
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Mrbeio lite for Mnore.

K. 0. BaIstad, R. r. D. No. /. Fasstoa, MINI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-05-05
Nnefbuter, Gebuier, 5igerbiGeSer, 8aa.
Der D.i.p.,

iibfe SIDE / 6bert Summer eieuuem
Gdrean9eu.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-09-14
SOUTH MT. VERNON.

Mr. and Mrs. A. e. Perkins of
BOothbay are visiting her sister, Mrs.
T.. L. Walker, at MaplehurSt for a few
days.
Leon Fields of Biddeford, acconlpa-
MED by two of his friends. arrived
Thursday by automobile to visit his
grandmother, Mrs. Clarrissa Bradley.
and ether friends and returned Friday.
While here they enjoyed fishing eX
cursion at Torsey pond.
Edwin W. Leighton and Clarence
Robinson attended the state fair at
Lewiston Thursday
Miss Olive Hoyt of Portland, who for
seven years has been teaching in Ja-
pan and who has lately returned. is
visiting her cousin, Mrs. II. NJ. Ray
mond. Miss Hoyt will return in a year
to Japan and resume her former work.
Zenas White, whose funeral was held
Friday, was born in Embdcn in 1872
He married Miss Carr of Mt. Vernon,
whome he survived by some years. Mr..
White was employed at the Insane
hospital at Augusta and later at the
seminary at kent's Hill as cook He
WIS a man held in high esteem by all
with whom he associated and will be
STcdlly missed by ms 1dnllN ana
friends. One son and three daughters
survive. The services were conducted
by Rev. w. F. Berry of kent'S Hill
Appropriate music was rendered by Il
quartet consisting of Mrs. Mona Eli iott.
Miss Nelma Gordon. II. NJ. Raymond
and A. G. Gordon. The burial was at
North Vienna.
Mrs. NJ. J. Jacobs, though thought
to be improving, is under the care of
Miss Gilbert Of the Central Maine hos
pital.
Mrs. Dunn is much better ut this
writing. ssS.!Hs
Marila Damren is working at Ma
pie Grove farm.
IT is expected that the Dunn's Corner
school will begin Monday, sept. H. and
that a Miss Phillips will teach
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-09-14
Republicans Close Cam
paign With Great Rally.
Hon. Harry Dubois and Con-
gresham Cole the Speakers.
Close Of Spiritual CampmeetIng at
Madison Center.

The Republicans closed their campaign
in this town Saturday night with an en-
thusiastic rally held in Grange hall The
speakers We're Hon. Harry Dubois of
New York and the Ohio Congressman
Ralph d. Cole. The Co. + Band fur
nished music Both sides claim the coun-
ty, the Democrats by a majority of 800
while the Republicans by a small plural
ity. The vote four years ago was as
follows: Cobb, 4439; Davis. 2623: Roose-
welt, 371G: Parker, 1924; Burieish, 4lO6;
Benson 2137 In order for the Democrats
to win today in Somerset they Will have
TO gain over 300 votes in this county.
Many Democrats claim that the entire
county ticket will be elected, but the
more conservative are claiming one sem
ator, Mr.. Donigan, and the county at
torney and sheriff The campaign has
been a hot one for the last two weeks
and the result today will be the closest
for Years.
The Goth annual campmeeting of the
Madison Spiritual Association came to a
close at Lakewood grove, Madison Cen
ter, Sunday. Addresses We're given by
Dr. j. M. PEBBLES and Rev. f. A. Wig
gin and seances by the latter and Katie
NJ. Ham. A special train was run from
Bingham and an excursion from Water
Vile on the Maine Central. The meeting
has been blessed with wonderful wealth
cr, there not being one rainy day. The
annual concert was held Saturday night
under the direction of Elmer T. Towne
If Madison. 1t was a most pleasing one
md attracted large audience.
The annual Field day of Golden Rod
branch of the International Sunshine So
ciety was held Friday afternoon at CO.
burn Park The weather was all that
could be asked for and there was a
large attendance. A basket picnic lunch
was served.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-09-14
Strike Breakers Cause
Trouble For C.P. R. R.
Tramps Blamed For Fire Which
Burns Buildings and Stock.
Miss Bertha Files Resigns Position
At Foxcroft Academy.

Dover, Me, Sept. 12.-(SpeciaD.-
There has been considerable excite
ment in the vicinity Of Brownville
| and Henderson for some time past ow-
| ing to the strike among the machin-
lists employed by the Canadian Pacific
Railroad An outbreak has been ex-
pected for some time past and Sheriff
Knowles has had several deputies sta
toned there for weeks. During the
past few days affairs have been cul-
minatng and Friday night it was ex-
pected that Company f of Dover might
be ordered to go to Henderson at any
moment.
Recently Ga men arrived in Hender-
son, coming from some employment
agency and claiming to be machinists.
They did not come up to requirements
and the railroad company ordered
them to leave. This they refused to
do without so days pay. The sheriff
was notified, but as he had no au-
thority to make them leave the Cana
dian Pacific premises, a compromise
was made and the company agreed
to give the men three days pay. Sat
urday things were comparatively
quiet about the junction. Sheriff
Knowles had six deputies stationed
there, also several constables and an
attempt was being made to ferret out
the seat of the trouble 1t is of course
hoped that the affair can be settled
without an outbreak of any nature.
Dr.. j. 3. Cochrane'S barn and shed,
which is situated across the street
from his residence on Lincoln street,
were burned fiat early Saturday morn
ing, together with 10 tons of hay, two
cows, pig and large quantity of
farming implements. The fire was
discovered about . o'clock and had
made such progress that by the time
the alarm was rung in and the hose
companies reached the scene that the
buildings We're almost destroyed 1t
is thought that the fire was set by
tramps, who had lodged in the barn
over night The buildings are situat-
ed near the Bangor & Aroostook sta
ton. The loss is entirely covered by
insurance. !
Miss Bertha c. Files has resigned |
her position as preceptress at Fox
croft Academy to accept a position in |
Bangor High school. Miss Files has |
reputation as being a fine teacher
She has made many friends in these |
towns during her stay here, who re-
gret her departure. Miss Nettie Run
nails, teacher of French and English.
is to take her place and Miss Runnals'
position will be filled by Miss Bertha
Robinson of Yarmouth, a 1908 grad
uate of Colby College.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-09-14
WINTHROP.
Sears Family Holds Very
Pleasant Reunion.
Party Of Young People Enjoys
Corn Roast on Lake Shore.
Personal Items and Jottings Of
Interest to Winthrop People.

DR.. ard Mrs. S. NJ. Cover arrived last
week from Limerick. DR.. Cover Will open
dental rooms i'll town and will live IN the
Cover house on Main street.
Henry Wood of Plymouth, Me, is
guest of his brother, Cyrus Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. James Diamond and son
Alton and Fred Shaw left Saturday to
visit relatives in New Brunswick.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Kinds of Boston
were guests of B. c. Torscy last week.
A special meeting of the Ladies' Aid of
the Congregational church will be held
Monday evening with Mrs Winnie Gale.
Hiram Sinclair and family are to leave
soon for Washington state, where their
son, Fred w Sinclair, resides.
A party of young people enjoyed a
Corn roast on the shore of Lake Maran-
acook last Thursday evening. The party
included Mr and Mrs. M. C. Edwards, S.
Lee Woodman, Clifford Sharp. Miss Ha-
eel Shaw Miss Edith Benson and Miss
Leah HoNie.
Miss Estele Davis has returned from
PASSPORT, where she has been visiting
relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-09-14
CURE RHEUMATISM NOW.
This Is the Best Time to Get Rid q
the Disease.

OF all seasons in the year none
better than the present for the trear
ment and cure of rheumatism. Wh'
Neuralgia Anodyne is an unfailing cul'
for rheumatism at any season OF wv
year, it will do good twice as quichp
this month.
The Anodyne has a peculiar actloiM lsis
soaking through the pores of the sh" sins
to the aching tissues and throbbaln0SS
nerves so that it does far more s"n eTol
than any ordinary local appllcaltnioo%n
At the same time, a small dose is tahJ,s t0,s
internally which soothes and qulTi ains
the whole nervous system, and leP'
axpel the Uric Acid from the blood e.,
Neuralgia Anodyne is so success.
IN curing rheumatism, neuralgia, hIapd and
ache, toothache, and all nervous srr. ST.
muscular pains, that dealers eTeiie he
where are authorized to refuInaea Is
money if it does not do all tha'
claimed for it.
A large-sized bottle costs 95c., H. H.
CWitchell-Champlin Co., Portlano'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-09-14
MONMOUTH.

Mr.. and Mrs G. d. Haven of Somer-
vile, Mass, who have been passing
the summer in New London, n. H..
are making a tour of Maine through
September visiting relatives in Mon
mouth, Auburn. Abbot and other
towns. While at Mrs. Haven's broth
ers in Monmouth they made up n
merry party consisting of Mr.. and
Mrs. Haven. Mr.. and Mrs. John Pink
ham and Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Dudley
and visited the Pinkham homestead
in West Gardiner, now owned and oc-
cupied by n. M. Pinkham While in
Lewiston they attended State fair
From there they will go to Abbot TO
visit f. n. Pinkham's family, then on
to Bar Harbor, returning Sept. % to
Boston.
Percy Pinkham. who has employ
ment on farm at Pleasant Ridge
plantation. returned to his work. Sept
Z, after a short vacation at home. HI
parents and friends We're pleased to
see him looking so well after four
months of life on a large farm.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-09-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

George Devine of this city is max
ing short visit with relatives in
Portland.
George Marshall left on Train 102
Saturday afternoon for brief visit to
his home in Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gould of Fitch
burg, Mass, are the guests of Mrs.
Fisher, Bradbury street.
Kisses Alice and Susan Johnson and
Miss Mary Huntington returned Sat-
urday evening from Monhegan.
Clinton Wing of Washington D. c.,
is in the city on a short visit He was
formerly employed in the Carleton
electrotype foundry.
Mrs. \. NJ. Drummond of Green
street who has been visiting friends
in Oakland and Sidney, returned home
Saturday.
Mr. ard Mrs. G. Fred Gay of Lynn
Mass, who have been visiting rela
tives in the city for the past 10 days,
returned home Saturday.
Warren B. Sanborn of Baltimore
Nd, is in the city for a short time
and is the guest of his father, DR.. B.
r. Sanborn. superintendent of the
Maine Insane hospitals.
Mr.. and Mrs. George A. Royal left
OH the steamer Islander yesterday
morning for Squirrel Island, where for
a week they will occupy the H. G..
Barker cottage on the west shore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer w. Rowe, who
We're recently married and have been
the guests of Mr. ROWe'S father Rem
jamin II. Rowe, Northern avenue, left
fer their home in Lewiston Saturday
afternoon.
Mss Grace Andrews of Boston, for
merly clerk iE the office of the insur-
ance commissioner at the State House,
arrived in the city Saturday and Will
make u short visit as the guest of
friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-09-14
WARD q REPUBLICANS
Hold Enthusiastic Rally Saturday
Evening-Mr. Bonneau Speaks.

The last rally of the State cam
paign in Augusta was held at the
headquarters of the Blaine Club in the
Edwards block Saturday evening when
the Ward Republicans assembled to
listen to Hon. Alfred Bonneau of Bid
dcford. the room being filled to over
flowing, and among those present were
many ladies. Mr.. BOnneau, who spoke
upon the issues of the day was lis
tened to with the closest attention and
greeted with generous applause. The
Lafayette Band furnished excellent
music for the occasion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-09-14
Cavalry Reunions.

The reunion of the 1st Maine Cavalry
md the First District Of Columbia
'aValry will be held in this city on
neNt Wednesday,. The session will last
throughout the entire day, with camp
ire in the evening. The local commit
Tee in charge have been making pre-
oarations for many weeks and fine
program will be arranged. The bust
ness session will be held in the morn
,ng at l o'clock and the afternoon will
ne devoted to the usual work. The
president Of both associations is Frank
B. Lowe of this city.
1t has teen requested by the commit
zee that the people In this city. and
surrounding towns display flags and
give the veterans of the famous cavalry
/ hearty welcome.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-09-14
THE MAINE SANATORIUM

For the treatment and cure of persons
with pulmonary tuberculosis, was erected
by, aud is under the management Of the
Maine State Sanatcrium Association de-
gal title). Its purposes are wholly philan-
thropic. This sanatolium is a model of
its sind. For curative effect and for in
spring outlook its location is upeXcelled
Its present capacity is fifty-five pa
tients. The completed plant would pro-
vide for one hundred. The cost of COM
pleting it would he comparatively small
Money is wanted for this. and for aiding
needy patients. An endowment fund of
S5ho.e00 is greatly needed For further in
formation write to the secretary, Angus
ia. Maine.
The officers and directors are: Prcsi-
dent. Gen. Sclden Cnnnor: Vice President
Hiram w. Kicker: Treasurer, Treby john
son: Secretary: A. G. Young, NJ. D.; Med
ical Director. Estes Nichols, NJ D.; Trus-
tees: Hon, John F; Hill. Hon. Waldo
Pettengill. s H. Weeks. NJ. D.. Hon +. c.
Whitehouse. Rt. Rev. Robert Goldman.
Hon. YIN. y. Pennell. r. C. Thayer NJ
D., c. II. Pavson. Hon. Cyrus W. Davis
Hugh ]. Chisholm. f. y. Chamberlain
Frank G. Payson. Estes Nichols, NJ. D.,
Fred E. Richards.
sept10d6mos
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-09-14

Charles A. Stratton of North Angus
ta met with a painful accident at the
ballard saw mill Saturday morning by
being struck in the face by belt
which came off the pulleys it struck
it was running Mr.. Stratton was
standing near the belt at the time and
when it flew from the pulleys it struck
him across the eyes, scratching the
right eye and injuring the left, and al
so inhcting Il cut across the nose and
down along the face. He was reported
yesterday to be suffering from the in
iuries to his eyes, the seriousness of
which cannot Yet be determined al
though the attending surgeon hopes
that they may not be permanent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-09-14
WATERv|LLE.
LIGHTED CIGAR
Causes $500 Fire Sunday Evening at
Knights Of Columbus Hall.

Fire was discovered last evening in
ne antcroom of knights of Columbus
,all. An alarm was pulled in from Box
$ and Hose l and and Hook and Lad
Ter l responded, The fire had gained
considerable headway and it was nee
ssary to use water. After the water
lad been turned on the work of eN-
inguishing the fire was completed with
,Eemicals. A burning cigar is thought
0 have caused the fire. Knights of Co.
umbus hall was damaged by fire and
water to the extent of $500, DR. p S.
Icrrill $500, and Frank Blanchard $500
rle loss is covered by insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-09-14

The Yarmouth public schools Will omen
today. with the following corps uf tcarh
crs: high school. principal, Ilcrnert S,
Hill. assistants. Mrs Helen w. Davis
and Miss Isabella Cook; Grammar sclool
principal, Daniel W. Lunt; assistants.
Miss Alice r. Campbell and Miss E"na
B. Sawyer: Falls. Miss Euscuie l., Soule,
principal, and Miss Bessie l.. Scahu'y,
assistant. Corner primary, Miss Laura
B. Holt. Corner intermediate. Miss Anna
Pratt. principal, and Miss Lula c. Saw
Yer. assistant Pratt school, Miss finlF
C. Graham: ledge, Miss Grace L. p,ink
water; Cousins island. Miss Olive Dullof
director OF music, Mrs. Johr NJ. Hamilton
The new choir at St. Stephens
church in Portland is composed of Mrs
Grace Harrington Homestead, soprano
Mrs. Madeline Files Bird. contralto.
Henry E. Litchfeld. tenor Harold C.
Furlong. basSo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-09-14

For the present month only a change
ia the arrangement of the meeting
nights of Henry G. Staples Camp, 5.
of V, has been made. Instead of meet
Jig on the second and fourth Wednes-
day evenings of the month, as usual,
the meetings in September will be held
on the third and fifth Wednesday even
ings, as there are five Wednesdays in
the present month and the carrying
out of the usual schedule of meetings
would conflict with engagements made
previously as to the use of the hall.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-09-14
CAMBRIDGE.

p. Mitchell was in Dexter Friday.
Z MES F. +. Ring attended the fair at
PresGue Isle
Mrs. J. r. Labree is ILL.,
r. G. Croker Of St Albans was recent
~ in town on business a.
Glen Ring and Charles Watson attended
the Waterville fair =
Mr.. William Noble was visiting at Dana
Nnhle's Wednesday.
Clair and Harold Sawyer went to Lew
F. p. Ring was recently in WateryiIle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Genthncr of Augusta
were in town recently. -
Ihyllis 2arnes is i'll with a bad cold
number of parties from Dexter are
camping on Main stream ENJOYING the
fishing ami duck hunting.
Mahle Page was home over Sunday in
Ripley.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-09-14
Master hvillian r.. Smith. the IL

Master Ayiliam r.. Smith. the IL
year old son of Mr. ana Mrs. " iliiam
ii. Smith of Grove street. received a
bad scaip wound Saturday forenoon
Will" playing ban with som" other
boys. Tho Tat which the boys were us
inl was split and Us one of them struck
at the ban tn" bat slipped nom his
hands and struck Young Snilh Who
was pitching. on tn" head. in!icting
triangular scalp wound which meas
urcd about three inches each way. \
surgeon was called and the wound
closed by sewing, but the Young man
will probably feel the effects of the m
Jury for Snnln littlN Time.