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sugar for New York. We stayed by for
a couple Of. days. but nothing came IN
sight and we took TO the boats. We
landed tie next day at Port Royal
where we were wei treated by the
Spanish governor and were taken TO
Manila on a Spanish steamship which
was trading through the islands.
when we got to Manila the British
ship @. c. Truefant, which had been
abasdoned at sea leaking and had been
i pickse mp and towed in by q Spanish
I wrecking company, was ready to be sent
to Hongkong. I was offered the com
mand of her. She had hole about ten
inches wide and several feet long in
her bottom. A canvas patch had been
put over this ard the underwriters con
sidered her in suitable condition to be
taken TO Hongkong. However, before
We started. / hired diver to put Eve
more 1hieknesses of canvas over the
hole, and copper sheathing over that,
and we sailed for Hongkong. We had
/ heavy seas. and these patches We're
torn of. On January ?, just month
after the Adam II Simpson had struck
the reef, we had to abandon the True
FAINT. She was heeled over so far on
account of the leak that Y feared ar
every minute the ballast would shift
and eapsize the vessel. In taking TO
the boats in the heavy seas, one Of the
boats was eapsized and one man was
lost. The rest. OF Us, about twenty men,
in one fine boat, headed for Hongkong-
We approached the Chinese coast at this
identical season of the year-Chinese
New Years. It was night when we
/ approached the land and we saw IN
/ Vulnerable Chinese iunks. We hesitated
to go among them at night, and so stood
of until morning. The morning open
ed with a heavy fog, but abont. 10
o'clock the sun broke through and the
first thing we saw. besides the Chinese
/ iunks, was the rude monument of stones
that had been piled up to mark the
| spot where the first missionaries from
Europe to India had landed after be
| ing driven out Of their course more than
fnree hnhoIeu ears '''-e
Feheh n,SsioA 49,
wen 'ie"'s' 'A
OF vessel of any kind coming along we
| 7aa57a7 ~ fry tn Oer To HonrkonC by
DECIDED 70 Try " set - AA
boat, keeping aloAs Ia tue el>e
the lslahds aiohs 'he S"oi :,
all the more~anAloas - 60 '
, cause 'ills !" = 80 80 .,.a~..:.- -
""i 4H' '-'e 80
pe''s @
SUNG H0e'i4s
" sailed ~alsng lAe eoaS' az
sighted Chlnese ilah-ol-N ar
could see Il but We were NOT SURE :
saw us % We came fish' up a-'''e
the vessel 5 BOWS peIofe 'h''7e on Oo''-
saw Us and we called 10 thelh 70 '@As
! Us aboard he FeSsei was 'aNi's
entlrely bF ShlAese pot N0s
ned and IN snlp-Sha2e' MANY y
could SPEAK Ehglish "Hlen the 4
le'Afh7' II me
Q America 1heE tooA - =
where mere was q t'fl'iSh e''s''lil MUS
J. as We'll as the Fof'0s uesf' ana Ii'll
there We went oy tne herman s'eA',ls'
r Triumphant to Hohgkong WheEe l IN
= ished up my business IN regard 10 th'
snip wl1h the bflRAsh consul
: American consul al honghong at ina
q - l~aue..sa-a+av E7-,,7
: H. 7 80 - xew york
$50 - a~na-;enees after ahan
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CAPTAIN KoKERwTTz.

Dr. Ramus. acting chief Of The Quar-
aurine Service a. this port, yesterday
sent for Captain KokerTitz Of the
Despatch 10 explain Why he did not
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feet deep, and of 650o gross tonnage
She viii be propelled by a single
screw. triple-expansion engine Of $500
horsepower. Steam viii be furnished
by four Scotch boilers. The designed
speed is 16 knots an hour-N. T. Nau-
teal Gazette.
JAPANESE STEAMERS LAUNCHED.
The steamer Chiyo Maru, second Of
the Togo kaiser liners Of 500 tons,
with turbine engines ana oilburning
machinery. was launched December 9TH,
and the new steamer Kamo Maru Of
5000 tons for the Nippon Yuseu Kaisha
was to Le launched December End. The
Chiyo Naru is sister vessel Of the
Tenyo Maru, launched September 14th,
and is intended for the Hongkong San
Francisco service.
WIRELESS FOE THE M'CULLoCH.
SAN FRANCISCO. January 22-
The Risdon iron works has been
awarded the contract 4or the eonstrus-
ton Of a wireless telegraph house on
the United States revenue cutter Hugh
McCuiloeh. The work VIII be done when
the cutter returns to this port. =
powerful wireless system win be IN
stalled
IN NEW ORLEANS.
Captain Fl. ]. Thompson has resigned
as master Of the Union Oil Company's
steamer Argyll 70 aceept the position
Of bar pilot at New Orleans.
BIGGEST SHIP AFLoAT.
LONDON. Jar, ia remarkable
sailing ship record has just been
brought 70 notice The vessel concern
ed is the five-mast Gswnan steel bark
Preussen Of 47s5 net tons, which is now
the largest sailing vessel ahoat. she,
however. could not claim that honor
until recently. when the Decenz Der
gales ended the career OF the huge
American seven-nlast schooner Thomas
w. Lawson.
A remarkable feature about the
/ Preussen is that. although she has
/ been sfoat only Eve or six years. she
( has rounded Cape Horn twenty tines
I That means that she has made ter
/ round voyages from German ports 20
the West Coast OF South America and
home again within six years. Voyage
after voyage she has made excellent
runs ard. thanks To the arrangements
made for her at her Pacific loading
( port. she always gets smart dispatch
I she has just completed a passage from
Z TocopfIla To Hamburg In slxty-f0ur
days
! How 81 happens that a German ship
can 90 what the sailing vessels % other
/ countries cannot accomplish is not
( easily explained but il is believed taar
! the secret lies largely IN the huge size
of the German packet Further she
carries a large crew. AL q whom are
well fed. ard aloft she has an her
) standing and running gear Of ina
strongest and best quality. Gwen
these conditions, a captain who knows
his ship WIN drive her for all z-e -
worth and viii carry on when an7tre-
skfpoer would 5e smuggling her &. =
when Il IS considered that the Preus-
sen can carry sl93 tons % cargo am
n comes and goes with almost steamer
regularity, one is inclined % Trims taa-
lin certain Pacific trades the doom %
/ the zindjazau1sr IS not yet sea-eG
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RES0U 3CES

Loans on cal Estate IS Ss2.29 As
Loans IN Securities ether
than Real Estar, $500. 203.65S -
All other Loans ana Dis
counts .. ...... T0-,5s6 50
0verdratts ..... ....... 554 s.
Bopds ..-...-- ..... 1900 90
St0eas and Bonds in ineor-
Porated Companies .... 106.640 90
Real Estate ...... ...... 1875 81
Furniture and Fixtures ASA 81
Due from Banks and Eank-
ers $500. ....... I24.9I6 81
Clearing House Certificates Io.IS1 90
Gold Coin ....<.......... 133. 055 90
Silver Coin . 1.4S2 10
Checks and Items Of Ex-
change ........ I,475 50
Paper Currency. .. 1864 90
Bills Receivable ........ 10,369 90
50 %. 62s Il
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MANY STEAMERS LEAVE.

Yesterday was steamer day on the
waterfront. The Kinau and the Mauna
I.oa both left at noop~ the Kinau get
ting out Just ahead of the other boat.
The Hawaiian band was at the Kinau
wharf. but it continued TO play until
after th@ Mauna Loa had passed
Queen IiliuokaIani, accompanied by
Mr. and Mrs. j. K. Aea, left for Hoo
kena. Allan Herbert was another de-
parting passenger by the Mauna Loa-
Ats O'Clock the Iwalani got away for
Molokai. and the ". G. Hail and the
Ke Au Hou for Kauai ports.
THE ALICE COOKE ARRIVES.
Tna American schooner. Alice Cooke.
cantain Penhallow. arrived yesterday
afternoon from Port Gamble after a
voyage Of 90 days. she brings lumber
for Levers & Cooke. She is at the
Bishop wharf.
THE BUFoED DRYDocKED.
AN FRANCISCO January "a
The army transport Buford was taken
aft Hunters point drydock yesterday
and berthed at the army transport
wharf. The vessel was turned over 70
the quarantine authorities for fumi-
cation AMI today when the fumes Of
snlrhur have blown away the work
NJ loading the vessel for the return
voyage 10 the Philippines viii begin
T-~ Buford will sail for Manila Febru
arv 5 with ful1 carg, Of army stores
LAUNCHING OF THE LURLINE
In the presence Of only few Of the
officials of tee shipyard and owning
COMPANY and party Of invited guests
the new steel passenger and freight
steamship Lurline. building for the Mat
son Steam Navigation Co, Of san
Francisco. Cal, was successfully
/ launched at the plant Of the Newport
News shipbuilding and Dry1ock Co.
/ Newport News, Va. on January llth
/ As the vessel started on her journey
IA the waters Of James river, Miss Lur
line alatson. daughter OF Capt. William
+. Matson. president Of the owning com-
nanx smashed bottle Of champaign
across the great steel bow
The LarIiue viii be completed i
about Eve months; and, after loadint
esrga AZ either Baltimore OF New
/ York. wiz sail for san Francisco. Tn
vessel win be employed IN the fTeigh
I and passenger service between sa
/ Francisco and Honolulu. The Lurlin
Is 450 feet long, 55 feet broad, 3
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$2227e9s IA

emnly foregoing
he best OF my knowledge and belief
F. r.
Metropolis Trust
January
". YEARGALN,
Notary Public in and for the City andC County Of
Francisco Of
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8 c. ALIENS NEW RUDDER
STOCk-

4 new rudder stock for the ;. Z.
Allen is being made by sorenson anu
Lyle. In unshipping the rudder 70 als-
cover the leak in the vessel i was DIS
covered that the rud5er stock was very
badly broomed. and new one was
necessary. L Is being made Of season
81 F~~xv-7eF
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METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
Issued Every Sunday Morning by the
Local Once. q. s. Weather Bureau.
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IN NEW ORLEANS.

Captain H. J. Thompson has resigned
as master Of the Union Oil Company 3
steamer Argyll 70 accept the position
Of bar pilot at New Orleans.
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THE ALICE COOKE ARRIVES.

The American schooner Alice Cooke
CAPTAIN Penhallow. arrived yesterday
afternoon from Port Gamble after
VOYAGE Of 80 days. she brings lumber
for Levers & Cooke. She is at the
Bishop wharf.
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THE ROBERT LEVERS.

The schooner Robert Levers, Captain
Underwood, has finished siischarglng her
cargo of lumber at the Bishop wharf
and will follow the Coronado IN loading
-- 80 Gar T~suniSeo
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TEE HoCHE TAKING BALLAST.

The French ship Hoehe, Captain lie
Maitre. was yesterday moved over to
the wharf at the foot Of Nuaanu street.
and began taking on ballast She viii
finish this today, and as the bending OF
her sails has already begun, she VIII
probably be ready for sea and sail on
Thursday She. viii 60 TO the Sound
70 load wheat for Europe.
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REPAIRS TO THE MOI WAHINE-

The Moi Wahine which arrived sun
dav from Pnako with sugar has dis
charged and is now making some need
ed repairs. The deck seams needed
eaulking underneath the bowsprit- But
in order to do It the bowsprit had 10 be
taken cut. This was done yesterday
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feet deep, and of $500 gross tonnage
She win be propelled by a single
screw, triple-expansio engine Of $500
horse power. Steam viii be furnished
by four Scotch boilers. The designed
speed is 10 knots an hour.-N. Y. Nau-
teal Gazette.
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WIN. B. sTOCKMAS.
Section Director.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09
IF IT DISAPPEARS, IT'S ECZEMA
How to Tell Whether Skin Affection
is an Inherited Blood Disease or
Not.

Sometimes it is hard to determine
whether c. skin affectionSis sligo Of !,
blood disorder or simply form of
eczema. Even physicians are often
puzzled in their diagnosis. The best
way for any one afflicted is to go to
Coughln's Pharmacy, or any good
druggist who handles pure drugs and
obtain SO cents worth of poslam. APP
ply this. and if the itching stops at
once and the trouble is cured in a few
days It may be set down as having
been et ztE?a, as this is the way poslam
acts in the worst cases of eczema, and
in curing acne, herpes. blotches, letter,
piles, salt rheum. rash, BARRIERS and
other forms of itch, scaly scalp. and all
surface skin affections.
Those who will write to the Emer-
gency Laboratories, No. 80 West
Twenty fifth Street, New York, can
secure. by mail free of charge, supply
suffic t. cure Il small eczema sur
face Or clear a complexion overnight
and remove pimples in twenty-four
hours.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09
FOR CONSTIPATION
A Medicine that Does Not Cost Any
thing Unless 1t Cures.

If you suffer from constipation in any
form whatever acute or chronic. We
will guarantee to supply you medicine
that will surely effect a cure ii taken
with regularity and according to di-
rections for Il reasonable length of
time. Should the medicine fail to benc-
fit you to your entire satisfaction, We
promise that it shall cost you nothing
No other remedy can De compared
with ReXall OrderlieS :Or the easy
pleasant and successful treatment of
constipation The active medicinal i'll
gre1icnt of this remedy which is odor-
tcss. tasteless and colorless, Is an Ell
Jirely new discovery Combined with
other extremely valuable ingredients, IL
forms "a preparation which Is incOm-
parable. as a perfect bowel regulator,
intestinal invigorator and strengthened.
Rexall Orderlies are notable for their
agreeableness to the palate and gen
tleness of action. They do not cause
gripping or any disagreeabe effect or
inconvenience, and may be taken at
any time, day or night
We particularly recommend ReXali
Olderlits for children, delicate or aged
persons because they do not contain
anything that could possibly injure the
most delicate organism. They are just
as easy tn take as candy, and unlike
other preparations for a like purpose
they do not create a habit, but instead
they overcome the cause of habits ac-
ouired through the use of ordinary lax
atives. cathartics and harsh physic. and
permanently remove the cause of con-
stipation Or irregular bowel action.
We want You to try Rexall Orderlies
at our risk. We know that there's is
nothing tnat will do you so much good
ami we Will refund your money without
argument if they do not do as we say
they will They are prepared in tablet
form in two sizes of PACKAGES; 36 tab
let's, Csc. and 12 tablets, 10c. John
Coughin, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

The trolley cars of the Lewiston, Au-
gusta & Waterville Line are having
troubles of their own this week. The
patronage of the road is very heavy
the slippery rails make it difficult t
make time. and the cars have beer
anywhere from 10 minutes to Az min
utes late. The management has 'also
had to contend with an uncertain
amount of power, due to the low wa
ter in the Sebe sticook river at Wins
low. With plenty of water which it il
hoped will come soon, the cars will be
able to keep more to their schedule.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

Itch cured in 80 minutes by Wool
ford's Sanitary Lotion. Never falls
Sold by Bowditch. Webster & Co,
Druggists.
O3w-s.wky6&
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

| Only q few years ago it was thG dream
| of every farm-hoy's life that sooner or
| later he would reach that mature age
l. when he could leave the old farm nome
| and go to the crowded city to carve out
| fame and fortune for himself. Not only
that this sentiment is changing, and
changing rapidly, but that city boys and
| men as we'll. row are turning toward the
| country for their future, is clearly appar-
| ent from the large increase in transac-
tions in farm properties during the past
| few years Hundreds of men have aban-
| dored the cities for the healthier. cleaner
life of the country. And having succeed
ed there building up prosperous homes
for themselves and their families. tley
have been instrumental in inducing many
ersi while city dwellcrs to follow .heir ex-
ample The movement is growing stead
lily and there appears to be every pros3ect
that it will continue to increase.
lnr Iide toward Maine naturally is
strongest in spring and summer but even
at this late season with winter close upon
us. it has not entirely ceased. In IT'S re-
port OF sales for November just issued
by the F.. A! Strout company the sale of
several Maine farms to city men of other
states is shown. Jacob Maerr of Brook
lyn; N Y. purchased the George. Chase
farm in Athens; the Samuel b Lowell
farm in Holden was purchased by Guy
v WIllett of Neversink, n. y: the o. II.
Pitcher farm in Thomaston was SOLD to
G. ~ Hewes of Rochester, n. y. the f.
f. Staples place in Athens TO Simon Cor
don Of Gloucester Mass, and the Hy.
Nichols farm in North Anson to W. B.
Rowland of Lenox, Mass.
Among other sales made by the F.. A.
Strout company in Maine in November
were the following:
The Samuel NJ. Meserve farm in Rich
mond sold to James S. Nichols OF Presque
Isle, Maine: Ju6soh < Mason farm in
Willimantic sold to C. B. T!awley of Pan
gor, Maine: c. A. Ridley farm in BT
wick sold to .Jno. Pickett of Brunswick,
Me: Annie M Williams farm in West
Bath sold to F. Sawtelle of Fryeourg,
Me; Mrs. Mary F. Avery farm in Pitts
field sold to B. J. Slipp of HouIton, Me-;
c. G. Delong farm in Pitts!ield sold to +.
H Drake of IIoulton, Me-: J. il. Hunt
farm in Chelsea sold to F. Il. blackwell
of Canaan Me-: w. i. Condor farm in
Plvmouth sold to +. ]. Cronkhte of
Woodland, Me: A. NJ. Small farm in
Rowdoinham sold to S. II. Lamorean of
Richmond Me: S. +. Anger farm in East
Poland sold to F. Z. Bussell of Hancock,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09
CURE IT IN ONE DAY.
Coughs and Colds Disappear Like
Magic When Hyomci is Used.

If the thousands of people who suf-
Ter from hacking coughs and agonlzlng
colds would arouse themselves suf-
fciently to follow this advice. they
would cease to complain within q
hours
Here is the advice, if you take it and
yeu are afterwards sorry that you dld,
HwOn't cost you a penny:
Go to Bowditch & Webster, the drug
k1sts, and purchase from them a
Z hyomei pronounced High-o-me) out
.ssht 1t will only cost you $1OO. Take
4 home ;Suse it according to directions
md If it does not cure your cough or
odd, take it back and Bowditch &
ebster wilIg refund The purchase
When you use Hyomet YOU don't
e. eilow4 4nauseatingi drugs. You simply
athe in the soothing. pleasant and
tlseptic Hyomei air through the
Sstte pocket inhaler that comes with
sch outfit. AS this medicated air
4 asses over the infamed parts. relief
y stesnes almost at once, and cure fol-
ihss.
Nary E. Bennett, Peru. Ind. writes:
cannot speak too much in praise OF
spur Hyomei treatment for catarrh. l
nave been using your remedy for about
4swo weeks, and 1 have found more re-
I tI IN that than anything that l have
syer tried. I have spent dollar after
uoiiar getting medicine of the doctor
or troublesome cough which I had,
u have tried all kinds of cough
slups and cough tablets. and Hyomel
8 ene only remedy that reached the
pot. had given up in despair, but I
i ~ Az SO much better now that feel as
.yugh l have new lease on my life" !"
81 4. nyomei is also guaranteed by Bow
1..cn & Webster to cure catarrh, Group.
.lp and asthma, and all diseases Of
tne hose and throat.
o9id and guaranteed in Waterville by
wy. W. Dorr, and in Gardiner by jack
son Bros. 2-4-9
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

Augusta owners of cottages at Cob
bosseecontee are getting their ice
yachts into readiness for the winter in
anticipation Of some fine sport as soon
as the ice on the lake becomes thici
enough. 1t is expected that new flyer
will arrive within a short time for d
C. Robinson of Boston. who is one
the most enthusiastic of the ice yachts
men at the lake. Several other new
boats will also be seen on the lake this
winter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

OF Houlton. Appointed State Insurance.
Commissioner Tuesday by Gov. VIM. T.
Cobb.
Mr. Putnam is a man well known
in Maine and one whose appointment
1t is believed will meet with general
approval He is a native of Houlton,
having been born in that town 40
Years ago. He was educated in HOul-
ton Academy and Colby University.
class of 1889. Taking up the study of
law as a profession, he was admitted
to the Aroostook county bar in 1894.
He was member of the House in
1901 and 1903, and of the Senate in
1867.
The annual report of the Fairfield &,
Shawmut Railway Co, which was filed
at the office at the Board of Railroad
Commissioners Tuesday shows that
during the past year the gross earn
ings from operations We're 1884; Oper-
atfng expenses, S3425; net earnings
from operation, $3909; interest on float
ing debt, s123O.5O: surplus at close of
year. $267S.50; passenger car earnings,
s625O5O.
The operating expenses are divided
as follows: Maintenance of cars, Slio;
maintenance Of electric equipment of
cars $1:5; hired power $40; wages of
conductors and motOrmen, $1116;
wages of car house employees. SSS9
miscellaneous car service expenses,
$16550.
Other items in the report are as fol-
lows, Passenger car hours, 800; fare
passengers carried, 125,010; average
number of employees. including officials,
during the year. four: aggregate
amount of salaries and wages paid
$2O65.
The directors of the railway COM
pany are Amos f. Gerald of Fairfield,
William r. Haines, Harvey D. Eaton.
G. +. Terry and Pcrham S. Heald Of
Waterville.
Announcement was made Tuesday at
the Office of the adjutant general of
the issuance of Special Orders No. SO,
the text of which is as follows: .4
Augusta, December {, 1908.
Special orders
Nos 49,
l. First Lieutenant Fred A. Chand-
Ter. Assistant Surgeon, is hereby or
dered to visit the armory 5of Cons
pany G, Second Infantry, n. G. S. M.
at Bangor Maine on Monday. Decem-
Der q, 1905, to inspect the recruits ex-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

The Augusta Lumber Co. finished
saving it's summer logs yesterday at
ternoon and shut down the mill after
the longest seasons run in the history
of the company. The shutdown VIII
only be for a short time however as
the company has 10000 logs piled OF
the island above the mill and VIII BE-
gin the work of saving them as sool
as snow enough comes for hauling ane
perhaps before.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09
STATE HOUSE.
f-
Governor Appoints Insul :
ance Commissioner.
hon. Beecher Putnam Of Hou|-
ton Named for Office.
pates for Lectures by D. Ward King
Of Missouri.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
N.xt Meeting Of Governor and Council
Friday, Dec. 18, at 10 A. N.

governor Cobb announced, Tuesday
etorenoon, the appointment Of Hon.
peecher Putnam of Houlton to the
-ol,ce of insurance commissioner for
.be state OF Maine, the appointment to
take effect on Wednesday, Dec. 80. the
date of which the term of Hon. S. w.
Carr Of Bowdoinham,. the present COM
missioner, expires.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

Seth Williams Post, G. A. r., viii
elect officers for the ensuing yeai
Thursday evening. There is no contest
for any of the offices and the prob
ability is that the old officers will DC
elected to serve another year. After
the business of the evening has beer
transacted a grand campfire will be
on the program, to which all comrades
arc cordially invited.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

George II. French left on Train IL
Yesterday afternoon for Dexter to at
tend the annual meeting of the Maine
state Dairymen's Association, which
opened in that town yesterday and VIII
continue today and Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

ployed in Brockton, Mass, for about a
a month past, where she was dong
substitute work, has returned to her
home in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-09

Ne: c. NJ Pierce farm in Wateryille sold
to G. & Fl. Markey of Livermoie Falls,
Ne