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Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24

Mr.. and Mrs G. F. Elliot and twin
babies, also Mrs. Charles ireland Of
Dexter. We're guests at Osgood Robert
sons Sunday.
. RIPLEY.
Mrs. Sarah Smith of Lynn. Mass.
is visiting relatives in town.
Mrs. William Nelson is entertaining
friends from Presque Isle this week.
s. D. Page was in Abbott Sunday.
Mrs. Lillian Sevey of Stetson was in
town recently
The Skillings reunion was held Sat-
urday in Harmony at the home of
Fred Skillings. A large number from
this town were present.
There will be ar1ance at Hanson &
Parker's hall Friday evening. Music
by Parker's orchestra.
Bert Sawyer has moved into William
Wards house and Henry Cross has
moved into the Thomas Ellis house.
The Grant reunion will be held next
Saturday in Parkman
Mrs. John Moulton is very i'll.
Victor Odlin was in Dexter Monday.
Albert Cole and family of Boston are
visiting at John Coles.
j. p. Mitchell has gone to Harmony
Castle for a short stay.
Charles Whitney was in Clinton over
Sunday.
Glenwood Walton is i'll with appendi-
citis.
Harry Wilkins of winthrop who has
been the guest of ]. P. Mitchell for a
few days returned home Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24

grove. A large crowd was in attend
ance and all enjoyed the days outing
The tables were well loaded with food,
with an abundance of ice cream. lem
onade, bananas and candies, which de-
lighted the children as we'll as the older
ones. Supt. Merrill looked after the
welfare of all. The baseball game in
terested many, both forenoon and after
moon. The ball game in the morning
was played by Windsor Corner and
North Windsor. Windsor Corner WIN
ming. 9 to 3. The afternoon game be-
tween the married and single men, was
won by the single men,. ~ to 3. Ine
last game was between North and West
Windsor, resulting, 3 to 4. in favor OF
North Windsor.
walter and Carl Rose. also George Lni-
pold Of Roslindale, and Morris Smith OF
Somerville are passing a two-weeks vaca-
tior, at Stephen Lamson's. \
Mrs. Frank Spear. who has been visit
ing her brother. Henry Taber. returned to
augusta Monday.
The Misses Young. who have been
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Taber,
left Monday for their home.
J. w. Lamson has recently added a
new boat to the fishing feet of Three
Cornered lake. The boat has been chris
tened the Olga. 40
Mrs. Frank Morse Of Brighton. Mass
is visitor of Mr.. and Mrs. Sumner Bar
ton for an Indefinite time.
Mr. and Mrs. James Bickford of Angus
ia passed Saturday night and Sunday at
Belle Taylors cottage. called Lake View.
Miss F. B. Taylor and Miss Francena
Taylor attended the Pomona Field day
eHerci es ut The National Home. Togus.
Wold was recently received in this
place from Mr.. and Mrs. w. Black of
New York City that they were rejoicing
over the happy event Of young son in
the family. Friends here extend con-
gratulations
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24
SAGADAHOC.
1oWpOiN.

Nehemiah Curtis Of Webster was the
guest of his brother, George Curtis.
Sunday.
Fred j. Roberts was at Auburn
Saturday with a load of hay that he
hauled from the Shaw farm here to
David Shaw.
George Allen sold new milch COW
Saturday to. r. Gale of Durham
1t is understood that Mrs. John
Blake has sold her farm to Mr.. Will
Jams of Bowdoinham.
There was no Sunday school at the
South church Sunday.
Fred Roberts was at Brunswick this
week. Monday.
John Small of Lisbon Falls was in
this vicinity Sunday.
Vincent Anderson Is very i'll.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Frye of Bow
doinham were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs Nathaniel Gray Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Trofant were
in this vicinity Sunday, the guests OF
friends.
Rev. George Sallie will speak at
West BOwdoin church Sunday, August
2S, at 1890 a. m.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24
,,,. WINTHROP.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest NJ. Flint and
two children, Clarence and Ogden. OF
Needham Heights, Mass. Mr.. and Mrs
James Hopkinson and two children
Etiiei4 and Rosie. of Revere Beach,
Mass, and Henry Hamblin. a promi-
nsiltt lawyer. Of Boston, Mass, VINO
have been, spending, the past Is days
at Lakewood Farm as guests OF MT
Flints aunt. Mrs. Jennie Sylvester.
were par sengers on Monday nights
boat on, their return to their several
homes. The gentlemen of the party
were loud in their praises of the fish-
ing to be had in Lake Maranacook'
some fine catches having been taken.
among them a 4. 81. 3k/and 3-pound
pfckArel, . ~ -pound bass. 21-pound
turtle. and about 100 bass of lesser
wetkht, and about SO pickerel.
Melville "A. Brown. who has been IN
camp az Fort Mckinley, Portland Har-
Dor. with the Coast Artillery Corps.
Co, 2 Of Portland, has been spending
a few days with his mother, Mrs. Jen-
ME Sylvester.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24
STOCK JUDGING CONTEST.
A Silver Cup for Men and Another for
Boys at State Fair.

The Maine State Fair Association, in
cooperation with the Extension De-
partment of the University of Maine
will endeavor to add something to the
educational features of the livestock
exhibition this year by holding live
stock judging contest for men and
hoys at Lewiston Tuesday, Sept. 6, at
9 A. NJ. This contest will be open to
any man or boy in the State. except
ing professional judges. and will con-
sist of judging dairy cattle and draft
horses, and giving reasons for placing
them.
/. The contest will be open to citi-
zens of the State who are interested in
better live stock; excepting profess
sional judges.
2. There will be two contests. one
for men over Is years of age, and one
for boys under 16 years.
8. The, contest will be judging of
draft horses and dairy cows, four an
imals in each class.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24

wife Of Robert Christie, aon. 4. q
wife OF David McMann, a daueh,.se - ~
Bloomfield. Vt.-June rs. ID ne ~. s.
Frank Holbrook. son. we 4
Whitefeid. n. H.-JnIy 40, TO tbs II.
wife Of II. NJ. Lamere, a son 70 N
Pittsburg. ". H-July Is. to the v,,. J.
Jesse Keyser, son. ""e d
Milan. N. H.-To the wife Of "a.
Hamlin, son. -
Berlin. ". H.-Aug 2. to the ~. Y.
Walter Goodwin. daughter. "ne q
Newport, Vt, July 81, to the ~. =.
Pond, son. ss'sqd
Island Pond, Vt.-July %, To m.
of w. Il. Nagle, a daughter. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24
LINCOLN
DRESDEN.

Harry Pushard is i'll at his home. He
rs attacked with appendicitis.
Mrs. Betsey Stephen of Dresden
Mills is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. J
Patterson.
A. fair for the benefit of the Grange
will be given. Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings of this week. There will
be two dramas. The one for Wednes-
day evening is entitled Jumbo Jum.'
and the one for Thursday evening is
entitled, "Cour,ing by Proxy" A dance
viii: be held both nights.
T; Wallace Foster and: family OF Rox-
bury. Mass. are spending two-weeks
vacation at their cottage on Eastern
river. ."
James L. Ham has returned from
New Hampshire where he has been
visiting relatives for the past fortnight.
Milton Trott and cousin. Marcia
Stinson, Of Woolwich. attended the hop
at the Densmore pavilion Saturday
evening.
The Misses Harriette and Carolyn
Sheldon have returned from Bangor
and Stetson. While there they were
the. guests Of their brothers. a.
Much work has been done on what
lie. known as the Pound Hill. this week.
The ledge has been blasted and many
Of the rocks have been hauled away.
When the work is completed the tour
lists, as well as the towns. people. VIII
see a splendid improvement.
Don o. Cate will return this week
from Connecticut. where he has been
visiting. his cousin, Frank O; Moses.
Mrs. John Hutchins Of Wiscasset Is
visiting Mrs Frank Cate.
Mrs. Carrie Hilton and brother. Alec
Grover of Birch Point were visitors in
town Monday.
. 49, WlscAssET. "
Tho G.,iddeu town annual reunion was
held August II at tn Grange hall. Hun
Mrs. Clara Marston and Miss Sue Lin
coin. were the guests of MI, and MRS: Z.
A. Richards IN Damarissotra ia Wednesaay wee HaSEv
H$nes left the harbor Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Leavitt Of Dres-
den were business callers in town Sat-
4 little. son. of Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Groves died august l9. age three years.
Mr.. Harry Cove of Seattle, Wash. with
his niece from EdRecOmb.. were fns town
Friday and Saturday. visiting friends :.
visiting her brother and sister. Mr.: and
Mrs. George Cove
Mrs. Mary Grover and daughter Helen
Of Upton. Mass., is visiting her mother.
Mrs. NJ. Quinnam.
Mrs. Ellen Mnrdoueh and daughter Of
Watertown, are spending few days in
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cromwell Of
Somerviils. Mass.. we're calling on friends
I'M bwn Wednesday
!. Everlin Hodeen was in. Boothbay Har-
Dor Tuesday. Il
The excursion to Old Orchard Sunday
was we'll attended ~
Wallace Stinson. who has been confined
to the house for months with lung
trouble, pode out Saturday.
WHifeetEIp
Mrs. Annie Manning entertained The
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24
BORN.
AROOSTOOK.

AROOSTOOK.
Presque 1sle-Aug. 6, to the wife OF
% CUMBERLAND. .4s
Portland-Aug. 8, to the wife of Eugene
Hibbard, a daughter; to the wife of Gar
field Spear, a daughter.
FRANKLIN
East Wilton-Aug. s. to the wife of Ell
varus Russell, a daughter.
Avon-Aug. II, to the wife of S. H.
Beal son.
Farmington-Aug. 13. to the wife of Jo-
Eseph A. Roderick, son.
Temple-Aug. ., to the wife of Arche
'15snmi, Philips. Aug @ IT, 70 the wife of Charles
Adams. son; Aug. Y. to the Witt of H.
F. Pease of Newark, N. j., son.
HANCOCK.
Brooklin-July 80, to the wife of Sidney
p. Black, son.
Deer Isle-Aug Z, to the wife of Merton
X. Ames, daughter.
con L. Dow, daughter, Aug. II, to the
wife of Thomas H. Bray. a daughter.
North Sullvan-Aug. 10. to the wife of
Walter Donnell. a son.
Blue hill-Aug. II, to the wife of Lionel
Howard, son.
Franklin-July %. to the wife of Eu-
gene S. Bunker. son; Aug. 5. to the wife
of Percy Donnell, daughter,
EllSworth-Aug. Z, to the wife of
Everard Moor, son.
Orland-Aug. 4, to the wife of Roy
Meade, a daughter
KNOX.
Vinalhaven-Aug. II, to the wife of
Howard Conway. a daughter.
Rockland-Aug. l3, to the wife of John
Moulaison, a daughter; Aug. 10. to the
wife of Wilbur c. Cross. a son: Aug. 10,
to the wife of Edgar {. Davis, son.
Boothbay Harbor-Aug. Z to the wife of
Harry Taft, daughter.
OXFORD.
West Paris-Aug. s, to the wife of Otis
Kilburn, daughter
Hebron-To the wife of Floyd Philbrick,
a daughter
Mason-Aug. 9. to the wife of T. f.
Westleigh, a son.
Norway-Aug. 4. to the wife of Edward
Perrault, a daughter.
West Buckfield-Aug 4. to the wife of
John H. Flagg. son.
Stow-Aug. 2. to the wife of Charles E.
Seavey, a son.
WASHINGTON
Calais-Aug 8, to the wife of Charles
l.. Mclaughlin. son; Aug. IA, to the
wife of Percy Greenlaw, a son: Aug. 6, to
the wife of Clifford E. Winters, daugh-
ter.
Eastport-Aug. .. to the wife of Capt.
Llewellyn Thomas of vinalhaven, a
daughter.
Shapleigh-Aug IA. to the wife Of John
Kelly, twin daughters.
Sanford-To the wife of Vernon c. Bod
well, a daughter.
MISCELLANEOUS
Minneapolis, Minn.-July Il, to the wife
Of William Walker. a daughter.
Mattapan, Mass.-Aug. T.. to the wife of
Henry Cots, a daughter.
Pittsfield, Mass.-Aug. 4, to the wife of
Edward Hull, son.
East Providence. r. July 20. to the
wife of Fred w. Atherton, daughter.
Gorham, N. H.-Aug. l, to the wife of
David E. Vachon. a daughter
East Columbia n H-Julv tn the
wife of Guy Colby, a son.
East Stratford. N H.-July 25, to the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24
Wednesdays Order Of Exhibition.


The order of exhibition and exami-
nation by the judges for Wednesday
is as follows:
HORSES.
American Troting Bred stations, Il
l, 2. 3, 4, and years and over.
Percheron and Clydesdale geldings
and fillies, Glass II.
Gentlemen's driving horses, Glass 22.
Matched driving horses. Class "a
Matched or cross matched carriage
or coach horses, Glass rs.
Ladies' driving horses, Class %.
CATTLE.
Exhibition of dairy cows. Class SO.
Working oxen, 4 years old, Class 2.
Working steers. 2 years old, Class 3.
Working steers, / year old, Class g.
Matched steers, years old, Class 5.
Matched steers, years old, Class s.
Fat stock, all ages, Glass Z.
Trained steers. all ages. Class 4.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24

A44
Helping Hand Society last Thursday
afternoon in honor Of her S3rd BIRTH
day. She received many pretty gifts
and an abundant shower of postal
cards. Dainty refreshments We're
served Wishing Mrs. Manning many
years more of health and happiness
the Society pronounced it one of the
most enjoyable occasions of the year.
Mrs. Granville Labaree and daugh-
ter, Gladys, are visiting Mr.. Harley
Lord.
Mrs. Harry PassmOre has been
spending a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. E, S. Fish.
The Helping Hand Society held a
sale at Union Hall Friday evening
The programme was much enjoyed by
those present. The affair was a sue
cess both socially and financially.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24
MARRIED.
crYMRERI,AND.

Cl1MBEHlIAND.
port1and-Aug. IS, Samuel wallace anu
Miss Eda NJ. Smith. both Of Thornton
west Baldwin--Ang; II. John arthur
Burton and Msrde sp NKe.1N EIedn9f ''o
OF Boston and Mrs. Emile y. scriVeh ''
Yonkers, N. r. c..,,,. ~
Industry-Ang lS, Dean patnev OF
Pennington. >
Brooksville-Aug. 10. Miss Grace e.
Bowden of BroOksville ana Aipe''
Blllehill-Aug. 6, Frank l.. Cousins ana
Miss Eloda b. Howard: Aug. j, MRS.
Della A. Davis Of Bluehili and Henry w.
Sedgwick-Aug. II, Miss Nellie ~.
Holmes Of Brooklin and Myron. Z. Car
ter of Sedgwick. "
Bucksport-Aug. IL. Miss, Ethel X.
Rowell of Hyde Park, Mass, 10 .ATthui
Isl Roche of New York.
KENNEBEC.
North Observation-Disclosures Clapprood OF
waterville and Miss Maud Perry
Camden-Aug 10. Irwin Q. Eugley ana
Agnes Nav Heal. both Of Lincolnviile ;
Aug. 9, Frank Leighton and Annie Miller.
Merchandising. TO- Jason r. hoDbins Dbnrs
10. Smith and Della Ward Veazie: Aug; l,
J. Sherman Hoar Of Rangeley and MISS
Mabel L. Trainer of ROckland
OXFORD.
West Paris-Amg. 6, Melvin Herrick Of
Poland and Miss Bessie Bryant Tamber-
lain of Woodstock.
Norway-Aug. 5. Wendall Harvey Tripp
and Mrs. Maud Cushman; Avg. "a 10;
IOyev Wiles of frankfort. N. T., ana
Louise Marie Schenk of Norway; Aug.
l13. Fredo Harvey Farwen of New Glou-
cester and Myrtle Hodgdon of South
Paris-Aug. 1s, Carl valo and Amalia
Bethel-Aug. 10. Edwin Rowe Bartlett
of Bethel and Gertie Frances Sloan OF
IAlbany ,,,,,
of East Dixfield and Miss Anna smaii OF
North Jay. -
Oldtown-Aug. 10. Vernon Burr or COS.
tiga and Miss Marjorie II. McElroy Oh
Bangor-Ang II, Edward j. Conquest
and Mayb Frances Howard Aug. 16.
Albert p. Chick and Miss imogene M.
Crane of Bucksport and Miss Emma r.
McDole of Bangor; Aug. 10, Harry w.
Bradley and Miss Rita Fish of Bangor.
observation-disclosures 13, James X. Cut
Ter and Gertrude P. Lloyd of Passadnm-
keag. "
| Calais-Aug H., Edgar Harmon and
Edith L. Mcdonald. -..
w ALDo.
Belfast Aug. 16, Herman Haines
Coombs of Caribou and Miss Eva Belle
Greenlaw of Belfast: Aug. 10, Percy
Demmons. formerly of Machias and Miss
Mildred A. Strout.
Frankfort-William F. Stairs and MISS
Ardelle Marcoccelli.
| MISCELLANEOUS.
Saint Helen, Oregon-July q, Miss Myr-
tie Frances Tapley of West Brooksville
to Alexander Philip of Vancouver, B. {.
Portsmouth, N. H.-Aug. 13 Alec j.
Mayberry of Springfield, Mass, and Mrs.
Georgia A. Bridge of Lewiston.
Hartford. Conn., Aug. l, Porter L.
Swift of New York and Miss Edna M.
Ford of Hartford.
Berlin, N. H.-Aug. 3, Calvin l.. Dunton
and Esther f. Burns, both of Gorham.
ST. Johnsbury, Vt.-Juy Is, John Muir
laugh and Miss Maud Houston. both of
lLunenburg
Island Pond. Vt.-July 49, Philip S. Day
and Miss Mae Stahl, both of Groveton.
Portsmouth. N. H.-Aug. Is. Charles o;
Brown of Abbott and Miss Bertha Mabel
Small of Guilford; Roy ]. Liachfield and
Miss Flora E. Marston. both of Freeport
Irving NJ. Holt and Miss Eva B. Dickey
of Clinton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24
SOMERSET.

HARMONY.

The weather for the past week has
been warm and favorable for ripening
grain and maturing the growth of corn
as we'll as preventing the potato rot dis
ease.
The web worms have been prevalent
on apple trees. and even. on all kinds OF
not eradicated it viii infest the trees to
an alarming extent another year
( The oldest boy of Mr., and Mrs. Harry
Starbird died Sunday evening after an an
induced by valvuiar insuficiencse =
/ Dr. Jarvis Woods, wife and. son George
and wife. all from Bangor. arrived here
in his auto SUNDAY. They took dinner
While here. DR. Woods performed
operations on the throats Of two patients.
Mr.. Libby. State road inspector. was In
the village Friday to inspect the work
J. Heals last Wednesday brought out
twenty old soldiers who had very. en-
joyable time. A hearty dinner spread on
tables on the lawn. and a fitting program
in the afternoon. were enjoyed.
The high school began Monday with
Mfr. Hodgkins Of Templetonl as teacher.
He Is Bates student in the third year.
ST. ALeANs.
The Helpful Workers gave a very
pleasing entertainment at the Opera
house last Thursday evening.
George Good and Chester Stockline
of Minneapolis are guests at William
Goodwins.
C. ]. Worthen's family have been at
Camp Benson the past week.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. jackson with
their son, Eddie, started Monday in
their auto on the return trip to their
home in Barre. VT.
Cora Coolidge, Bessie Prescott and
Anna Prescott will visit in Barre and
Montpelier this week.
Rev. c. A. Southard is some better
SO that he has been out to ride
Mr.. and Mrs. c. B. Southard attend
ed the Camp Meeting at Foxcroft last
week
Gladys Bigelow is visiting friends
in Orrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Bigelow of Pitts
field, also Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Bigelow
of this town took an auto trip to Fox
croft Saturday.
Arthur Avery of Boston is visiting
his parents in this town.
Mrs. A. b. Cook of North Attleboro
Mass, is the guest of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. H G.. Buker
The schools in town began last Mon
day.
Mrs. Minta Soule Is improving in
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Matthews and
their son, Walter, passed Sunday at
Camp Benson. \
The many friends of Miss Ethel
v. Lauehton. who has been seriously
III at Ocean Point, will be pleased to
learn that she Is some better.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24
To Remove
Superfluous Hair

DR.. Duval. the eminent physician, says:
Il consider DeMiracle the only safe, sure
and radical cure for that very common
and Objectionable trouble, superf1uons
hair" DeMiracle Is totally different from
the powders. pastes and other remedies,
which simply breaks the hair off, making
1t grow heavier than before after each
removal Booklet containing full infor-
nation OF this remarkable treatment,
with testimonials of physicians, surgeons
dermatologists. medical journals, promi-
nent magazines and newspapers. will be
mailed free. In plain sealed envelope. on
Ave. and 18th ST.. New York
No honest dealer will offer q substi-
tute on which he makes more profit. De-
Miracle Is sold at all good stores, includ-
ing Bowditch. Wsbstsr 4 Co.
sAhA ~ HaiisA il.asllI.- .ti.n,t,.sy
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24

In the province of New Bruns"ss
has been completed a piece OF W.
which is of much importance 70
section of Aroostook county Il
surveying party on the st. Jonn -
ley Railway has finished its woiA
the Fredericton-St. John division y,
the line. If the plans outlined NJ
Hazen government at the last Sc
Of the Provincial legislature are GU,
ly followed the road will be an
trio one and will get its power "a
the Aroostook Power Co. at
Fairfied, this State.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24

The innovations at East Maine NJ
ference Seminary at Buekspoi. :. III
departments. of the Agricuituia. a.
Household Arts. New instructoisss ss,,sy|
ted are Herbert S. Hill Of Wessr| ss.sr|
for the agricultural work. MISS - ~ srv|
h. May of Rockland for house.oa .a,,i|
and Everett S. Robinson OF asssdda
Mass. Mr.. Hill comes from py p.oub
and Mr.. Robinson from DaIri D..ssri
Miss Mayo continues as an sss,dsB|
in pianoforte but will not De = asnrf|
teacher. David L. Carver ~ -,,161P|
teaches violin and !stringed ms
tai music.
al .qo1a ~ na ,snrud = Sns
" gstsgy 6St .yosmIshf a's''''f
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24

/ -Four new membsrs Win be taken up
this morning. having been transferred
from the Mountain Branch at JonnsOn I
City. Tenn: Adam Thompson OF 81.
louis. late Co. !. sth Iowa Inf.. Danei
Seary. rate Co X, 1880 Pa. Inf, Charles
q. DaSgett, late Co. A. 18th N. Z. Ini.'
and steriIen Timmons. late co. 1. atn
N. Y. Cav.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24

Tho returns from fnrloughs yester-
day we're; Charles stuart from Boston;
william s. Friend and George T. Mon-
ies from Beverly; John Keefe from Dor-
chester; John Hynes from LyRl.
George r, Spur FROM Methien; aolH q.
0raytree from West Sullivan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24
Today's Concert Program.

~.., .ao,,, Nation.s Pride" Miller
Overture. Catn''
Piccoio s0lO-Seiected.
,,,,-.,,. Eanta sia-.The Cavalry
Lueders
'Ths Return Of the Troops" Ei!enoefs
Medley of War Songs Of the BOYS III
Blue" Lau'e
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24

Leyi De Moore left the Branch yes-.
terday on a furIough to visit friends
in Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24

Ira ]. .Gildersleeve of Commock. N.
r.. late seaman u. s. s. Romeo. Red
R6yer and .Hastings, has been admitted
To the Branch and assigned to Co. g.:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24

Frederick G. Wtgsins. late Co. d. lsti
VI. Inf, has been granted an honorable
discharEe from. the Home.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24

The game tonight will be between
Toxus knd the Firemen OF Augusta and
q close one is looked for.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24

Ths funerals tof the late Patrick'
Sandiey and ltheslate. Theodore Ulsamer
wSre Held yesterday from. the Home
chapel. Rev. Fr. Michigan officiating.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24

Increases in pension were received
yesterday for David, L. Jewett. SIS;
Charles II. Twiss, l.sl2: Nicholas Kuhn.
326i Daniel Sullivan, $15. ~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24
DATES OF MAINE FAIRS.
Stick Thi: List on the Wall
or Paste Ii in Your Hat.

of held
Maine during the fa of together the
the department OF aer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24
HIS WIFE coNFEssEs
And Mr. puarsnisr Thsn Settles Wit"
-. Customs inspectors.

New York, Aug. 2S-When Mr.. and
Mrs. A1fsed DAgrenier Of Lawrence.
Mass. arrived here, today on the steam
shin Grosser Kutfurst. customs inspect
ors. after an examination Of Mrs Du-
grenier's baggage. declared that they
found a number Of dutiable articles which,
she had not. Included In her declaration.
Their lpsgass was seized and hearing
was underway when Mr.. Dugrenier in
terrupted and asked permission to hold
l6>intnute conversation with his wife.
Fifteen minutes later man and wife
reappeared from an antaEoom. the wo,
man sobbing and supported on the arm
OF her husband.
II didn't tell the TRUTH she said be-
tween sobs This ended the hearing and.
while no arrest was ordered. the customs
authorities seized gold chain. three
9old watches, three scarf pins and a gold
locket. -
Mr.. pugreriier fs a building contractor.
He said he knew nothing of the contents
OF hts wife's trunks.
Lawrence, Mass. Aug 23.-Alfred Du-
grenises who was held up by customs
ofsicials In New York, Is one of the more
prominent French residents of the city
and is q member Of the Arm Of Dugre-
.njeE 4, L4Chapeue, manufacturers OF
French wine. and also contractors and
builders. His home Is at 1A Spruce
stteet 7
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24
Fof new Members b Be
hksa up This Evening.


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Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-08-24

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