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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-07
WINTHROP r
Funeral Services for the
Late Mrs. Cummings.
Miss Wentworth EateFtains High
School Juniors and Seniors.
Duazu|;kit Club Meets .Drama for
Benefit Of the 5and.

The nt"n,bcrS of tie Senior and Jun
i'm clasaeS OF Winthrop High school
were very pleasantly entertained Sat
urdaE evening AT the homo OF The as
Sistant, Miss Bertha Wentworth.
Games and contests of all kinds were
enjoyed. amung them a peanut race.
Won by JOSEPH Moore. and u clothes
pin contest in Which Miss Ruth Wood
WAS The winner. College sonSs were.
sung and the evening passed rrgy de-
hghtfullv. Delicious refreshments were
served. There We're present Misses Mae
Sargent, Dorothy Webb. Ruth Wood.
Nellie prapeau, .Attalie Gale, Esther
Badger ana Harold Clifford. Arnold
Thomas. Ronald LOthror. Ralph Put
nam. Alfred f'arkman and Joseph
Moore.
The Duazya,likit Club met Monday
afternoon with Mrs. NJ. G. Edwards.
Eight ,lcr1 bore Wor" Pre-, n. Liant
re fr,..: :rhts YER SEQ, 4. i'i..y5 W>.-.
made for Il Christmas social,
The drama Fruit Of His Folly vii;
be repeated at Monmouth Dec. 20 for
TIE benefit CT the Monmouth Band.
Funeral services for the late alES. Su-
sic Cummings were held at One o'cloen
MoniaN from. the residence. There was
large gathering of relatives ana
friends ana The floral tributes were
profusc and particularly lovely and
included beautiful pieces from the Re.
bekafS. tha congregational church and
SUNDAY school and "a lovely wreath
from the yoar.g girls of her Sunday
school class. The members Of the class
attended the services in q body i.cv.
G. Il. Sar@cn, conducted the services.
assisted BY Eev. \. l.. Lane Of East
Winthrop. Mrs. Cummings was a la-
tive Of Winthrop, a daushter OF H0TaC"
NJ. and Sarah Alden Bcarce. She had
lived all her life i'll Winthrop. except
two .'ears PASSED in Hallrwell. SHE rad
been foH many years member Of The
Baptist church. but since her resi-
dence in Tive village Lad been Il coI:-
slant attendant and earnest Workr.
in the congregational church here. She
Yves married Sept. 20. 1893, To Charles
a. Cummings, VINO survives. Two sis
ters, Mrs. Annie T.. Tucker Of Slough
ton, Mass. and Mrs. Alice r. MetcaiF
Of Stevcnsvill~. Mont. ANA a brother.
Fred Fl. Bearce OF ths piac" also sur
viyo. She was a member of Arthur
Lovc;oy Rebekah lodge and haG been
q prominent member If the w {. I.
L. and treasurer of the Winthro,, Uni
or for many years. There We're Pres
cnt from out of town at the services
Mrs. Ann Tucker Of StJughtpn,
Mass. Mrs. Frank iI"Wins. Miss Ger
trude Hevins ami Mr.. ava Mrs. Eli1s-
ter Sweetscr of Maiden, MASS. ami
Mrs. Lizzie Merrill OF Mi. Vernon. In
teImcnt was at HalloW"ll.
'ThCre Will be work in TT" Serr ID and
Third degrees Thursday evening at
Crystal lodge. |. Q. q. r. Il; fresh
mAnte will he served
Carl Ea1es broke through the ice
while skating Monday on Lake Mara
nacoOk. H was in til" water "nly q
few seconds
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Young Adams Monday Next.

tne Ii. Wilmot Young and Marsic
Adams Company will open an engage
nent of three days at the Coliseum
MONDAY. This year Mr. Young has
surrounded himself and Miss Adams
with what he considers the most cana
Die company that he has ever had.
MISS Adams, VINO has the reputation
OF beng the best dressed actress nlay-
ing at pon'l:r prices today, win this
year surp2SS II, previous efforts. hay-
inS purchased some OF the most cost
~ ara handsome gowns Of Partisan
model. The plays this year are such
as I" give Miss Adams ample onpor-
-uhlty To display these gorgeous COS
Tunes with startling effect.
me ladies' Who intend patronizins
TINS season should not miss the omen
ihs bI'l, as Miss Adams will wear some
o. her most costly dresses.
Under iic Fears Paw will he
presented Monday night. Ladies tick.
';s limited. Prices. Il. ., and 9,
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Red Cross Seals.

The directors Of the Ant-Tubor-
cuIcSis society have united with tic
Wat.ryillo Womans Club in making
strong appeal to the public in Wa
tcryilln and the surrounding towns
for !, largo sale Of the kci Cross Seals
during thr holiday season at hand.
Ei2ilty-aeNcn ana "ae-half cents out
Of every tulidr paid, 1or these seals
VIII go fur tn" IHIiof ot tuberculosis
through IT," local society and the re-
nainder Will l." devoted to tho nat
ionul tuberculosis rciie, work through
Tile Red Gross Society which fur
nishes The seals. Young women viii
volunteer to act as RED Cross
Nlrsos" to Syli tho seals, and mtr-
chants have generously agreed to az
range stations in their stores 1or the
convenient presentation Of :ho appeal
OF this need to the public
Throushnut the civilized world there.
is Il concerted effort with increasing
volume each year 10 eradicate the ter
ribl" disease % tuberculosis which is
proved to be prcventabla and cura-
BE. win PROPER care al the right time.
f.:Hcatinn and cooperation are the
great methods il attacking this
srourgc These seals attached to let
ters and packages serve the double.
purpose OF showing sympathy for tho
"orn and spreading n knowledge Of
the battle amongst thousands who
might 70, otherwise put effort or
Thought u.,cn tie subject. These seals
can j" bought at the church fairs.
at business places. in sf!ons. 1t the
opera house, n" one will lack an
oprortunity t"<luy
The central Maine Association is
hghtihe this plague ny means which
reach tile roots ~ the evil. anplying
the best scientific. medical ana nurs
ing care in the homes Of the needy
sufferers. and giving the advanta gag
of expensive sanatorium treatment to
those Who cannot obtain such treat
mcnt. The society here at work needs
large additions t" its funds. Let every
Body boy ana use these stamps.
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Cecilis Choral Society Concert.

The call for seats for HE concert to
Be given by the Cecilia Choral so
ci,ty at City-Opera house Dec. 70, have
been So large that the board of direc-
tors have decided to put on Il matinee
at the Opera house at ociock Dec.
H. 1T This concert the orchestra VIII
play eight numbers. The Boston
soprano, Miss Josephine knight, viii
stag one number and NJ" Ramsey,
baritone. Will sing one number Tie
general admission will he The low
price of - cents The board of d.
rectnrs however wish to make this
Afternoon concert Of distinct service
to tie young people of the community;
the boys and girls in the schoois, as
well as to the Young PEOPLE III the
Institute ana College. In order to
make il possible for the young peo-
" To attend they have had printed
!, large number Of tickets emitting
the bearer OF same. if lie is Stuaeht
in the public schools above the SiNt'l
grad, or Ct student in Coburn or Colby,
to admission fer ten cents. AduttS
and persons not holding these tickets
must provide themselves With - cent
tickets.
The nrosram for tl.is concert has
beer selected with the idea Of educat-
ing as we'll as entertaining. Those
VINO attend viii hear selections from
the music of Wagner. Donizetti ana
Nevin, rs we'll as the best u she
Latest light opera The many people
who cannot attend in the evening VIII
at least avail themselves in the after
noon of hearing Miss Knight ana MI
Ramsey.
The tickets referred to above will be
distributed through the Supt. vi
Schools to the students in tho public
schools. through Prin. Stevenson at
Cn93arn. Pres. Roberts and Mrs. G, II.
Whit At Colby.
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Bates Concert at Library Hall.

IT should &C. kept in mind that a.
concert is t" It. given Friday night
py the Bates college Cleo ana Manfo-
IN Club und"r the auspices Of The
Athletic Association of the. High
"Eh"oi. The concert eiven last wear
~ tr!S rl"h Wa the sourc" OF much
'aE"ra'i" "'irlit:t for these who al
ttnded AMI regretted by those N;lo
missed ii. Tltis; wear the club is COM
posed a all the stars "a asst y,.ar ana
some Valu"nl" .ooal talent has been
"uf"G 1t ought IL no said that no
piaytl Of The manGol:n has ever been
'' af,' ~ tins State Who equals nv.
'fador ri th"t part Of tac club. As
Tor II" pianist IL" CLUB mas :: b,t.e,
one.
IN" concert Will H. followed ~ n
"ahca. for Wiiiri. Lees Orchestra wir
furnish inusic. r" Cefray The ey
penses If this = charge Of p cents
Der H"il''a VIII be n,ad,. This should
prov" t" ~ tlt, ;.rGp Of the season.
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HOW TO SUCCEED.
Depends Entirely on Superior Merit
and knowledge

During the last few years. conditions
i'm all lines of business. even professional
life, have changed SO completely that
every man is waking up to the fact that
in order to win success he must special
ize and learn to do some one thing and
do it well.
So it is with any article that Is sold t."
the people 1t must have genuine merit
or no amount of advertising Will main
tain the demand for the article
For many years we have watched WIN
much interest the remarkable record
maintained by Or. kilmer's Swamp-Ra"''
the great Kidney, Liver ana Hia"hef
Remedy. From the very beginning TIE
proprietors had so much confidence IN
it that they invited every one TO test IL
free of cost, before purchasing
1t is a physicians prescription .
They have on file thousands OF letters
received from. former sufferers who are
now enjoying good health as result OF
its use.
However. if you wish first to try q q
sanr1e hottie, address Or. kiimer ~
t.O.. Binghamton. ~ y. ana nie,'..o '.,
his naner They will gladly forward YOU
a sample bottle by mail. absoiuteiS i,. ,,c
Sold at Druggists in bottles OF Nv"
sizes-fifty- and one dollar
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Universslist Ladies' Christmas Bazaar

Universslist Ladies' Christmas Bazaar.
tn Ladies' Ai' of the First l'niv",'-
salist church held its Christmas ha-
zaar and served q Chatting Dish sup
per in Society hall Tuesday afternoon
AID evening. The hall was Vei'v nrGt-
thy decorated with ,vcrgre, il anG
hnWcrs,- the prevailing color scheme.
in keeping with the season. being
green and red. The tables were Wel!
filed with fancy and other articles
suited for All tie year round. Some
.ining riW in this line We're the RUGS
woven after The old rag carpet style
like unto those our mothers used III
the long ago and which are now re-
turning to adorn the richest homes
These we're much admired and found
ready purchasers.
The food served at the Chafiag DiSn
supper Wa; splonuidlE prepared and
consisted of clam choWder, Mexican
eggs, erilled sar!iGes. creamca chirk
en-. Waldorf. chicken ana halihut sal
ads, baked bcalN. hot rolls. cake, tea,
coffee and ice cream.
The ladies in charge were McSdamcs
Seth :. Aldrich. F. l.. Beare, G. +. II.
Bcane. r. @. Brown. Oscar Childs. G.
A. Fuller. ID. f. Fuller, ". II. F'itz-
simmons, c. e. Crimes II. Getchril.
II. =. Getchell, l.. f. Gray. j. $. Ham
ilton. c. \. HUFF. j. Y. ,ycttineill NJ. L.
Smith, II. A. Turner. c. X. Tilden. $.
II. Whitcomb. Misses Helen G.. Brown.
Norma Bryant. Mary Harrington.
AmN rilden and Mildred Iild"n. The
familiar helpers missed were Mrs. II.
r. G1tcheli. Mrs. NJ. NJ. johnson. Mrs
J. j. Jones and Miss Annie VI. Jones.
Who on account of sickness could not
aid IN serving though. had given aid
from their respective homes towards
assuring success. The entire affair vas
well ratronized and a great success.
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OAKLAND.

Joseph Jordan has returned from his
tip to Boston and vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. G.. /. Lincoln and son
Harold returned Monda, from :: visit
to RydgtOn.
An Old Folks bail will be held ri
day evening ut Memorial hau.
Miss Goldic Page Of Belgrade was
calling on fri nd, in town Tuesday.
Harland Morse is reported on the
road to recovery from AN attack Of
pneumonia.
". 4. Haines Of Watorvillc. Frank
Haynes OF Portland ana W. Z. Har-
vcy of Augusta Were in town TUESDAY
on business.
The weave room at tho Oakland
wooden mill was closed Tuesday on ac-
count Of a lack of power.
Good skating is reported on :,ieesa-
lonskee lake as far as North Belgrade.
The sale and supper at the Metho-
dist church Tuesday Afternoon and
evening WAS q success in every way.
The sale will continue Wednesday af-
ternoon and evening with an oyster
supper in the evening.
Earl Goodwin returned MONDAY eve
ring from a pleasure trip to Boston.
Ralph Sturtevant of North Belgrade
was a business caller in town Tuesday.
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laymen's Missionary Movement.

'Ie provisional committee of the
,.aSmehs Missionary movement met
"'n'iaN evening in the Congregational
PARISH rooms and organized perman-
on..S Tor aggressive Morll in GARDINER
'.a Vicinity. X. II. Gardiner was
.n'sen chairman, n. +. Twonbly. Sec
l.'ary and j. NJ. Bates. treasurer. Mr..
nhfoiher in opening the meeting stated
,"ost earnestly the great aim and OBJ
1se' Of the movement--the realization
" personal responsibility and the de-
'..opment of the missionary spirit.
'ihere IS to be n central committee
o"'Fosed of three or more members
m Nun The several churches in this city.
a. a" next meeting, of this committee
M ne held at fhe congregational
T,' at 40 p. NJ. Sunday. Dec is.
nv pan Is to make this a great meet
ing ing with an inspiring address BY some
dig speaker yho is directly inter-
's'eo ~ the work of the movement.
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Officers=Eiect of
Modern WOOdnen.

tIllcerS tor she next year We're
elected at Il largely attended meeting
oi Nahumkeag Camp Modern Wood
1Aen oI America. Tuesday evening as
F"iiu.ts:
Consul Joseph Vcrdon.
Adviser-William ]. Rines.
Barker--ti. =. Colby.
Clerk +. +. LAID.
Esc"rt~t;. y. ,lacquith.
N&tchmal--Huy A. Hathaway
Sentry-(f. +. Hunt.
fhSsm'ans-D:. ". o. Cobb. Or
Il. -. Simons Or. K. f.. Donnell.
&"nagers-S. j.. Martin. Ray Hines.
\. u. May.
These officers ,cill he installed early
In January. a class of q is to bf
adopted the latter part Of this month
anu - applications were received last
evening.
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John Cough.

The death of John Cough occurred very
suddenly in the hospital Monday from
mitral insufficiency. Mr.. Cough was born
III Ireland about Il years ago but had
lived in this country since a young mar.
working as -boilermaker. He enlisted in
the navy as fireman and served on TIL.
North Carolina, Princeton and Wyalus-
inE. He was mustered out at Norfolk
Sept u. 1854, for disability, having a
broken arm caused By the explosion of
a shell He was admitted to the Branch
from Providence, Oct %, $780, a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Lena Fitzpatrick, of .Provi-
dencc. survives.
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speaking AT CODY
Seminary and there az well as in col
lege has been prominent in sDcakinG
contests and debates. last spring max
ing the Murray Prize debate. WASH
burn, the winner of the second prize,
entered college from Bates. beginning
the third year here at Colby. He, too.
is a graduate of kents Hill Seminary
John Robert '04. was called. to the
city yesterday by the Illness of his
mother. >matron at the Delta Kappa
Epsilon house.
Winthrop Winslow IA, has recently
received an appointment to Annapolis
and will leave college today to pre-
pare for the special examinations that
he is to take in April.
Tie river back of the college is again
frozen to sufficient thickness for skat-
ing and the ice was crowded with slsat-
FRS yesterday afternoon and evening.
enjoying some of the best skating ever
seen on the river.
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SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES.

Mrs. Ellen r. Lord Of hath. Me-.
aged 20, died Monday from pneumonia.
She was born inTthatscity, the daugh,
ter Of Hugh tRoEefs.loa iepiaa the
widow OF Charles E4ysIsofTis Four
daughters. Mrs. Lyniaafc Nichols of
Willimantit, Conn., Mrs. Henry g.
iodgdon of Bath. Mrss John II ], Noras
OF North Bath and Mrs. Samuel a.
Morse af Bathi a1sD two sOAs, Fred
H. Lord Of Cambridge. Mass, and
Arthur NJ. Lord OF Bath sunsiyess g.
Capt. Noah w. Morgan Of the
schooner Oliver Aines OF New BeAford
was arrested Tuesday at Biddeford In
a civil process based on bill 0f gro
ceries in a civil process based on
bill Of groceries furnished. the Jschbon..
er' on a former trip to Biddeford Hom
the store Of j.. G. sawyer OF Saco. Tho
Ames was sold at Bath sometime ago
on attachment proceedings and Cap
tain Morgan claims that 4 sum Of
money was placed IN the hands 'bf. q
marine official at Bath for the payment
OF bills owed by the, schooner. He de-
MES personal liability and says the
Bath official advertised for accourts'
against the vessel in accordance With
the marine law. Captain, Morgan re-
tanned counsel and made ARRANGEMENTS
to, give .hends. The case, will Come up
later for hearing in the. municipal cnurt,
and may go to the supreme court, +
Jefferson ST. Smith off, Waterville,
general secretary. and james L.. No
Conaugi.y Of BrunEwiek, student Sec
rotary Of the Maine y. NJ. G.. Al, wern
in Auburn Monday and met the mem
bbrs of the Lewiston. and Auburn Pas
tors Union relative to holding the
next annual session of. the association
in Lewiston. The Invitation 4 of the
Pastors Union, to hold the session
there was accepted. the dates, beink
Feb. II TO, Is. HetWeen 400 and 400
delegates are expected Among the
speakers expected are y. FL Cotton: of
New York. foreign secretary OF the.
international committees Neil Mcafil-
Ian. Jr.. OF New York, secretary 81
the Bible Student Y.sMsic. 4A.of North
America; Thorhton d. Penfield, inter-
national secretary. and Charles Meg
bit and William Knowles Cooper. srf
Wasilington...s..s II. Z. u
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Mrs. N, M, Shaffcr,

a telegram was received here Tues
uaS ny Robert w. Perkins announcing
we death Tuesday morning in New
,orK of his sister. Mrs. Margaret
'nailer, wife of DR. y A. Shaffer.
'"e undcrWent an operation for APP
,"hdieitis recently and was thought to
NJ gaming. She was the daughter of
Mrs. William shaffer of this city and
VAS q frequent visitor here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-07

Cutler Post. No. A. G. A. r.. Monday
evening elected the following officers for
the ensuing year: Commander, Charles
G.. Sewall; S. V. G., John Boyd; J. V. c.,
Daniel Fallon: @. NJ, John DAILY: sur
geon. Charles II. Preston; chaplain. W.
s. Oakman; O. D.. Lewis Macord; O.
G.. Phineas p. Gammons; board of trus-
tees, Linus Il. Comins, Patrick Hayes
and Frank l.. Dow: delegates to depart
ment encampment. John Boyd. William
W. Savage, Daniel Fallon and Frank W.
Marshall: alternates. Frank l.. Dow,
Charles j. Newton, Phineas r. Gammons
and George d. Herriott.
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Officers Elected BY o. 6. S.

queen Esther Chapter, No. 10. O. E,
S.. at the regular meeting held last
evening, elected the following officers
W. M.-Mrs. Matte \. Fuller,
". P.-Georgc II. Willis.
a. M.--Mrs. Hannah Simmons.
Sec-Miss Annie NJ. Jones.
Treas. Mrs. Emily y. Ridcout.
Conductrcss-M Emma l.. Cotti".
Assist conductress--iirs. Harriet
Jones.
Finance committee--AIrS. Minnie y.
Moore. Mrs Grace Hedrick. Rev. j. W.
Steele.
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Patrick Kilkenny.

Patrick Kilkenny passed away in the
hospital here Monday night, the cause
being pulmonary tuberculosis. Mr.. Kill
kenny was born in Ireland II years age
but came to this country in his boyhood
days, landing in Boston and always re-
siding in that vicinity. He enlisted in
Co. +. 4th, Mass. II. a., ana served the
last year Of the war He was admitted
to the Home from Marlboro Nov. H.
1855. A daughter, Mrs. Gerard, In Wor-
cester, survives.
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The Daughters of st. Margaret of
inc congregational church. held their
annual sale and supper Tuesday at
sernooneand evening i'm the parish
rooms and feel quite. well salts fled
with the resnl. of their efforts. a
Mrsr number attended the chicken
salad supper, which. was one of the
oest ever served by the ladies. The
'onoWinE committees were in charge
a' me table: President, Mrs. A. T.
smith: aprons. Mr.. Fred McCausland:
e,hor"ldery. Mrs. fired Loring; candy,
MfS X. Il. Donneli; bags. Mrs. Charles
Nhlsht; chairman of the supper COM
hit'ee. Mrs. Elmer Beedc.
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The Eennebec at this point is trcZ-
en- over from shore To shore. The ferry
boat has been taken from tine water
and it looks very much as though
Manager Walker of the l>ennenec Cen
trail Driving Club will soon have ont
the lrOttCrS.
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Funeral Of Late Mrs. Brann.

inc funeral Of the late Mrs. Eliza
mahh was held Tuesday forenoon from
ue nome of her son in West Gardiner.
MISS Kendall Of Bowdoinham ofiiciat-
w. ne bearers were Josiah Small,
'oe1 Weeks. Joseph Edgecomb and
rank Bailey. Tho intcrmcnt was in
fairbanks cemetery.
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The Mau tnS Cab met Tuesday at
ternoon sinh Mrs. Arthur Stront and
it WIS decided to hold n Rummaee
sale neNt Saturday Afternoon in the
store on Wat,,- street next to CronkS
bakery. The cl"i viii meet next
Tuesday with Mrs \. j. Burns.
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The installation OF iii" neNl.' elect
ed officers of kennebec Lodge. No. ),
L. and \. ii. at 80 this evening prom
Uses to bring out q fall attendance.
some interesting numbers are on the
program. Refreshments will be served.
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1t vas decided at thu meeting Of the
Highland Avenue NJ. t.. church Sunday
school board Monday evening to hold
christmas concert on Christmas
night No tree will be held this year
nut III" gifts Tor the children VIII be
distributed at tn" SUNDAY School SEES
sion. Mis-. Alfred Manson. Mrs r. "
Joscclyn and Miss Mabc! Cobb are the
committee tn arrange for the concert.
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Celestial Lodge Elects Officers.

Celestial Lodge. u. Of H., last night
elected the following officers:
c. OF H.-Agnes OHelir.
l.. of H.-ECrtha Overlook
p C.-Hattie l.. Trask.
l;ecorder-Mary oHehir
Receiver Mrs. MclNina Fuller
TinanC ier-Mrs. Mary Anderson.
sner-Bertha Douglass.
inner watch-Alrs. Isora Lee.
outer watch-Mrs. James Leighton.
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Past Ma sters' NIGHT

Wednesday evening will be observed
rs Past Masters Night at the meet
ing Of. " atervilie Lodge, No. Sc. Free
and Accepted Masons and. fine pro-
gram has been arranged. All the
chairs will be filled BY past masters
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COLBY COLLEGE.
iallowsll Prize Winners: Shepherd
Washnurn, Jackman, Stacey.

The results Of the Halloweil prize
contest held iionday evening were an
nounccd in chapel Yesterday morning,
the following men winning the prizes:
First, Frederick \. shepherd; second,
Edward Washburn IA; third, Edward
Jacl1man 10: fourth, owen P. Stacey
T. Mr., Shepherd. the winner of the
$50 prize. is a resident of Waterville.
H prepared for college at kent's Hill
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Caught in a messenger chain as the
schooner Doorthy +. Barrett was being
warped alongside a wharf at a Bath
Shipyard Tuesday afternoon, Ephraim
J. Toothaker. aged g., a caulker. Was
killed. Bruises around the head and
strangulation resulted in death. He
was on board the schooner at the time.
He was q native of Bath. \ widow
c,1rx.ivaS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1910-12-07

Mr. and Mrs. C. Il. Hobbs enjoyed
an i:nrr"mpu pleasant family re-
union last evening by having their
daughters. Mrs. Harry W. Stevens OF
Winthrop ana Mrs. ". d. Spauiding Of
this city as guests at tea. Mrs. Hobbs
is recovering from her illness.