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Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19
Yeupg Felix's Give Dane
hg PsIIyin UIjtn Hail.
Portrait Of lie l,'s David N.
Parks Given |. 0. 0. F..
laadman B!bIs Class Rold Pleasing
and Novel Entertain meEi. g.,

Mrs. Henry F.. Libby underwent a
successful surgical operation at her
home on Hartland avenue Saturday
forenoon. Mrs. Alice Leavitt Of this
town is employed az a trained nurse.
The fourth in a series Of private
dancing parties given in Union nall by
local young people was held Friday
evening. about % couples being in at
tendance. Music was furnished by
Leahy Orchestra Of Waicrvillc.
Miss Beatrice Tilton of Skowhc gan.
who was in town Friday evening to at
tend the dance is the guest for "A few
days Of Mrs. h. w. Briggs.
J. W. Manson was in Troy Saturday
on matters of business.
Mrs. c. f. Vickery and daughter
Miss Ethel Vickery were in Waterville
Saturday. .
Charles =. Vickery. O. f. LIBBY. II.
II. Thurlough and w. Z. Hunnewell Of
this town and A. w. Miller of Hartiand
were IN Skowhegan Saturday to at
tend. a meeting Of the leading Demo-
Gratis of Somerset county.
A largo: portrait of the late David
Martin Parks and the beautiful Insignia
o. the Nigh hentjr conferred upon him
by tho: sGrahd. lodge, T. q. 6. r. in
maxim; him grand representative to
the rational convention held in Texas,
have recently. been; hung. on the walls
"a Odd Fell9Ws hall. MI Parks vas a
Valued and zealods WORKER in the
1odge." n.''
= Mrs. e. f. Henry and little son Der
rard have gone to Antrim, n. H., where
they win spend Xmas with Mrs. Hen
rvs parents Mr.. Henry will join them
for the holidays.
Charles Priest was in Watervllc
Saturday.
A quiet wedding took place at the
Methodist parsonage Thursday eve
ming, Dec. Is, the contracting parties
being Wilson Patten of West Pitts
field and Miss Martha Halfrey of this
town. The young couple wif reside
in West Pittsfeld.
Mrs. Harriet Longley and Mr. and
Mrs. d. p. Whitten were in Waterville
Saturday to attend the funeral Of the
late w. Fl. Mayo.
Dwight Kimball, who has been en-
plOyed at the creamery in Canton has
been transferred by the companv to
Corinna
Mr.. and Mrs. Levi Scekins and baby
'Watrrville are guests for few days
~ Mr.. and Mrs. G. w. Patten.
w. n. Elderkin of st. Adams. who
hes been employed at the creamery in
this town left Friday for Salem. Mass,
where he has secured cmplovement.
The Canadian Jubilee Singers ap-
reared before large audience in the
Free Baptist church Friday evening
Under the auspices of the Landman
Bible Glass. The company left Satur-
day for Newport where they appeared
In the evening.
q, Isaiah Gould left Saturday for visit
with relatives in Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Stroples went
to Unity Saturday to spend Sunday
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Libby.
Word has been received here that
X. J. McGreggor of Lincoln, who is
we'll known in this town. underwent a
critical surgical operation Tuesday,
Dec. 13 at his home. His condition
Saturday was considered favorable
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19
SAW HOW 1T WORKED.
Ware, Mass, Boy Shot Himself While
Trying Brothers Rifle.

Ware Mass, Dec. l>.-Whilc trying
his brothers rifle. 10 see how il
worked" today. Louis Moren. eight
years of age. accidentally shot him
self and died a few minutes later
Alfrc6 Moren the older brother had
just received The rifle for which Inc
had been saving up his money for q
long time, and had forbidden Louis tC
touch it. When his brother was alb
sent from the house this afternoon
however, louis secured the weapon
and went out behind the barn to try
it. tIIe fired one shot which entered
his right side passing through the
chest and lapding near the sh"Ulde,
blade. He was in dying condition
when found. The medical examiner
pronounced it ali accident. Just how
it happened is unexplained.
The boys were sons of Edwin Moren
Il milk dealer. residing on farm some
distance from the village.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19
JAPANESE CHILDREN.
Customary SaIutations Show They Are
Taught to Honor Parents.

inc Japanese child is exceedingly
say ana retiring before it's elders, and
girls are taught to practice this more
than boys. In the morning as soon
as th"y are up the children go to their
parents in turn. bow their heads to
the ground and say Good morning.
Of How is your honorable health -
Before n meal they lift the chop
sticks to their foreheads and bow in
thanks. whether their parents are
present OF not, fop the meal set before
them. Before going cut to school or
elsewhere and on returning they must
kneei before the mother and bow
When father or mother go out the
c'Hldren must 60 to the porch. kneel
Gown and say "Deign to go forth" or
Honorable return as the case may
re. As soon as infants can bow their
'"ads ~" nurses train them in these
respectful salutations.-E Exchange.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19
A NOVEL THESIS.
Three U. of M. Boys Will Make UNDUE
Selection for Graduation.

Drono. Me-. Dee 1S.-Threc Univer-
sitl- of Maine Seniors will build full
sized -aeroplane as graduation thesis
in their course in mechanical engineer
ing This is decided innovation in the
way of q thesis, but has been sanction
ed by Dean Buarman.
one of the trio will visit Boston and
attend convention of aeroplane de-
signers for the latest ideas. Tile aero
plane Will be built as near perfection
as possible in the smallest detail and
will be complete and ready to iy, ex-
cept the motor. The machine will be on
exhibition at next Commencement
time.
The Bleriot monoplanc type will
probably be selected. The builders will
be Jacks Sears Barker of Calais. Ciar-
ence +. Doore Of Dover and Ernest
Thax;er Walker of Biddetord
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

After a squabblc that has lasted ever
since the ending of last season the
Canadian hockey players have smooth
ed out their difficulties. This has been
accomplished with some radical
changes. In the championship games
the schedule beginning on Dec. 81. the
Canadians will play three 20-minute
periods, instead of two Commute
halves, as has been the custom under
the old rules. Furthermore, there VIII
be an increase of five minutes to the
rest periods. This makes the games
longer, as there will be full hour oil
playing, with the two l0-minute restE
SO that. without taking account of the
time out. the matches will require one
hour and 20 minutes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19
VETERANS LAUD CARNEGIE.
BosWorth Post Of Portland Loud In
Praises OF Hi; Gif;.

Po, ,tland, Me. Dec iS.-l,oswortb
fire Saturday evening in their hall on
free street. After a bountiful supper
which was enjoyed bv Il goodIv COM
rAny of the members OF the post and
their associate members the company
was called torder and Charles W.
Hkilllngs as toastmaster spoke briefly
Judge Edward c. Reynolds Rev
'il1Grh NJ. SnoWGcn. pastor OF the St
LaWrcnc" Congregational church, Rev
II. w. Hubert, pastor of the Hight
street congregational church, Rev. f.
~ Robinston, pastor OF the Central
square Baptist church, Col. T.. G. Mil
lhien. DIR. s. c. Gordon. James w.
Bracket and several others responded
lor he post and honorary members.
Commander George +. Means. COM
mander of Sheplcy Camp, Sons Of Vet
er'nS. responded for that organization
ana asked the veterans to do all in
'h"ir power 10 encourage their sons to
Sex membership IN the younger Or
g"nization which is pledged 10 pro-
mote the interests and welfare of the
e.. a. Il.
Several II the sneakers Of the eve
hin% alluded to the gift of Andrew Car
hcGie for the establishment of a peace
Foundation and of the power Tor GOOD
tn'S deed would be for the world. All
We're loud in their praise Of this gener-
Gus act and predicted that it would
mean much to the rising generation in
'S'aphs'hhS peace and arbitration
among the nations
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19
piSCATAQIUS
DOVER AND FOxcROFT.

ihe pumping station has begun to
pump water into the reservoir. with
steam. on account of low wafer in
the river. 1t has been q long time
since this happened. Both Mayo s
and Browns mills are Shut down.
Samuel Itunnajs recently had thu
end OF his little finger on the left
II; nd crushed by 4 blow with Il ham
Nor.
Sadl" SWEET is, employed in O. II.
Eragg's store during the Christmas
season.
Elmer Blcthen. who underwent an
operation for appendicitis, has re-
turned home and is making speedy
recovery.
Mrs. II. =. pnipps, who's lives with
hcr niece. Mrs. W. J. f. Johnston.
celebrated her Soth birthday last
Wednesday,.
one c.Se cf diphthcria is reported.
in FoXcroft.
Mrs. Gilman Arnold is visiting in
Portland.
W II. jackson and :. t. Atwood,
mill near FoN"roft bridge. have dis
So'\cd partnership ana MI ATWOOD
will continue the busin' IS.
The Cosmopolitan Club met vita
Mrs. ". .. Hnyford Friday after
noon. The following papers We're
read d--"The Three Edwards" Mrs.
Mibcl Hail; "Micil;;cI Angels" Mrs.
+. z. Monroe; Five Minute Papers
welsh Literature and Barbs," Mrs.
Richards: sketch of John WycliMc
Chancer," Mrs. Cole. sketch Ct Sir
john Mandervjllo and I.angl9nd." Mrs.
I3ettina Vaughan.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19
: A REMARKABLE FLIGHT.
Farnnan In Ar at Etampcs F!iehe 8
Hours, is Minutes.

Gtainpes. France. Dec. lS.-Henry
Farman. competing for the Michelin
cup today. made Il remarkable flight of
eight hours, - minutes. OWNS to a
fierce north wind, however, his pro-
gress WIS slow and he covered only
tf3 kilometers (2S7 milea) against 49,
kiometers made by Maurice Tabuteau
on Oct. % IL Il similar competition.
Farman deceived by the applause Of
tie Spectators believed t'at %e haG
= aten q }~cpts;, aad dasoe .t!e-l. He
was ere; ~ 'li@annainted to fri tina,
he had not elualled the former record.
TatuteeH occupied six hours in his
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19
Somerset Reel Estate Transfers

Following are tie recent real estat"
'rarsfffs'ias recorded in the Som rs4 :
Ir.istr, Of de DIS
/ MadiSGn-Herbert w. Ladd to Flora
+. Weber; orringtor L. Williams u
Sylvia 3. Williams.
ct. Alhans-Cuv Wcllnnan to Elmer
Field: Ahiel F.. Badger to Horace O.
Rlaisdell, $500; Horace Q. Bla isdell to
Aoiel f. Radger, Allen Martin to Ell
iner Field.
! Mercer-T.elh Tame t. Il. G.. Phil
brook ct al: George Blaisdell to B. G.
! PEikrook ct al
piltsfield--Benjamin W. Downs to a.
II. Webendorfer: S. NJ. RAYMOND to
DoniniCk SuCi; Julia f. Parks to DOM
mick Suci; Webster +. Chute to Law
renee. Newhall Il Page Co; Merton G.
Larrabce to Steuhen =. Larrabcc
Wakefield +. Green to Lewis
Sawyer.
Cana;.n--Joi.n Ames to Sullivan
Thurston: Ripley Chase to W. ..
Chase.
Norridepwocl< Whitetield A. Taylor
t. Lizzie r. Reynolds
Anson-Ceorge NJ. Goding ct al to
John q. I.cgroo.
Ripley-pelmont A. Brown 70 Ruth
III. Warren. 500; Ruth NJ. Warren. to
Thomas !. Harris. $500; Charles E.
Lane to- Ethel Laughton. 500.
Detroit--Wilie =. Ba;>ford to Ansel
Eickmon: Arsel BicknoIl to S, j..
Rickmon; Alfred W. Morse to Edwin
). Whitaker.
Palnyra-L"igi;ton Pcnncll to Ellen
A. Penncll; Joseph l.. SedgWick to
Harriet n. Ipnglev.
CornvIle-Mott l.. Russell 10 Samuel
Richards.
Fairfield Nelson S. Teod to Amy f.
'Whitten: Albert u. Dodge to William
C"rtis. s2l Mary +. Totman t" Nor
Ion f. Fre"land.
AtEens--Wilmot =. Whittier to Har-
old f.. T'rueworthv.
SkoWhegan-Leslic l.. Brown to
Henry Bolduc.
Moscow--Jahy ID. Hill ct al. to Ed
ward Collins. s10c: Phche X. Burns to
Willard Huff ct al; Belle +. Williams
to Nellie y. Rerr!.
Brighton Annette y. Tebbs IT AT. to
Ella =. bradshaw: Ella S. Bradshaw
to Henry rrowel ct ais.
Caratunk- Edward Berry to Jennie
Berry: Belle r. Williams to Jennie
Berry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

masters at the. - offices in the Rocky
mountain and Pacific coast states have
been in Washington at the request ol
the postmaster general for a confer
encC.
thoroughly instructed as to how the
new system should be put into opera
ton and how the business should be
conducted.
Within the next few days, postmas-
teTs at the remaining sc offices viii
convene in Washington fer a similar
drilling among thcm the representa-
tive at RumfortL Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19
PROBABLE LOSS.
Continued from Page Onc.)

may have survived the gale. but it
is Captain Cartcrs belief that she
vas wrecked IN Or near Great Round
Shoal in Nantucket sound. The Jesse
Hart was badly battered when she.
arrived here te,;;i!-. TIE fore gaft was
hro""Il, she Was leaking badly. most
OF her sails were torn, some almost
into snreds and ice still clung TO some
parts. Capt. Caltcrs vessel was
t"Ncd by tn, -\cusnuet from Great
Point NantuCkGt. Wicrc ne had an
tHorod here thursday night after run
mig back from the nortncrly end of
Pollock Rip Sluc.
II" reports that Friday morning the
lookout of the Hart saw a two-masted
schooner deeply laden break away
them. ana sweep past them headed
for Great Round shoal. She was the
Lat ira C. Hall he believed With only
a jb set the schooner was seen to
scud about a mile south of them when
ST." disappeared. Her way lay over
jutting aard shoals ana rips which
abound east of Nantucket Island and
over the Nantucket South shoals.
Even should she have succeeded in
clearng these. capt. Carter thinks
her chances Of living in tho heavy
seas raging outSid" were slim.
Another vessel arriving here to-
cay With q tale pC storm damag" was
ui1 schpnHcr J. Manchester Haynes.
TAMPA Tor Boston. Her figure head
had been wasii,G way, the dying iib
tom TO ribhors ana the vessel was
strained ara leaking badly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19
STRUCK ON LEDGE.
Stcsmer John Irwin Puts Into Arichat
Sinking.


.tI'chat, {. T., Dee 1S.--With several
holes in the hull and compartments half
filled with water, the British steamer
John Irwin put in here Saturday in a
sinking condition. The steamer, CON-
manded by Captain Swanson, left Port
Hood Friday carrying a cargo of coal for
Halifax, ana during q binding snow
storm struck on Il ledge near Queens
port on the Cape Breton coast She lay
on the ledge for hours in a dangerous
position and was slowly being worsted
by the storm when Captain Swanson
succeeded in floating her and she was
Immediately headed for Arichat
The John Irwin is IL steel steamer and
was built at Paisley in 1897. She registers
:03 tons. She is so badly damaged that
Il survey will be held at once and the
cargo ordered discharged.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19
LOCAL NOTICE.

Mrs. c. T.. Pickering and Mrs Ger
trude Pickering Trafton wish to an
nounce to the ladies that they have Il
Il complete line of remnants of ging-
ham, pcrcales. outings. white goods.
etc. now on sale. Call and see their
stock at 1Iy Summer. street, Gardiner,
next door to the Free Baptist church.
dcc19d3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

The remains of Mrs. David a. Noble
was brought here from Somervile,
Mass. Wednesday for burial. The
remains was accompanied by her son
in-law. Mr.. Ripley. Mrs. Noble was
73 years of age and was born at Beech
Hill, East Pittston. Her maiden name
was Blair and she was the last sur.
VivOr of 10 children !r
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

Don't think because you have taken
many remedies in vain that your case
is incurable.
You have not taken Hoods Sarsa-
parilla.
less cases of scrofula. catarrh, rheu-
matism, kidney complaint, dyspepsia
and general debility-many cases that
may have been worse than yours
What this great medicine has done
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19
SKOWHECAN.
Board Of Trade Discusses
Better Freight Service.
Miss LeaviIt Directs Musical
Comedy Of Canaan Grange.
Somerset Real Estate Transfers.
Interesting Personal Items.

\ musical comedy under the auspices
OF Canaan Grange and directed by Miss
Hazel Leavitt of SkoWhegan, was Civ
en- Saturday evening in Grange hall
Canaan. a swing song was given by
Mrs Nelson. y solo. starlight Maid"
Clifford Barrett; "DruLmers Song"
chorus: Goblin Man. chorus of little
children. Fifty local characters We're
it PRESENTED i'll the comedy. Following
:r. among thosc who took part in the
pilv: George Foster. Scott Lord. Miss
Rand. Mrs Goodrich, Mrs. Moody
Tom Moody, Miss Lea.itt. Harry cool,
Mrs. Maxti"'G, Harry Hartis, Mrs.
I.crd. Harold Nutting. M,rr Foster,
.Amc5 Nelson, Alton Goodrich, Mrs.
Nelson.
\ meeting of the SkowheGan Board
Of Trade was held Friday evening with
Il good attendance. TIL" most of the
cvnning was PASSED in the informal
discussion Of different needs cl the
town. Morris Gledhill WAS appointed as
cG1irman of the transportation COM
itlttcc and the committee was directed
t. look into the matter of haNllg bet
ter freight rate service into sokoWl.e-
P:n.
Hiss Ethel knoWltnn, Il teacher III
Ii"bIon Academy and her friend, f. O.
Dean. an instructor at Colby College,
PASSED Sunday ut the home of Miss
krow,rtons pare nts. Mi. and Mrs. Os-
car KnoWlton4 . -.
Mrs. Charles l."i2Iton IF Old Orchard
IS visiting her sister Miss Lizzie His
eips..;, .-...
NJ and Mrs. ,Carrcn Gates are re
, ceiving congratulations over the birth
| OF = daughter, lurn recently.
Miss Margaret Griffin. a student in
Wellesley College, is visiting ! q pa
rents. Mr. and Mrs.. j. G. Griffin.
Charles G. Cleveland returned from
the Portland Poultry Show Friday. lie
received five first prizes on his Eirds
exhibited there, he being tho ONLY per
| son in the county r"c"iNinc Il priH;.
g. G. f'hel, who boHght tfa Az
T1nlwav farm about three years AGO
! has sold it to John r. Fecto of Green
ille. who viii move here soon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

The Congregational Sunday school
will have a Christmas tree and con-
cert next Saturday evening al the
church. Everybody will be welcome to
attend and hang presents on the tree
for their children and friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19
JACKSON DRUG STORE
GARDINER, NE. TEL. 3.6.

The tugs piffcd along the cape coast
today working gradually out to sea,
bat it is believed they will have to
81 still farther eft shore to find the
barges il they survived Thursday and
Fridays storp. The finding today OF
the barge Binehamtor has renewed
hope that the two argcs still miss
ing may be found and that their
crews Of seven pcn are safe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

A sale of fancy articles and home
made candies will be held by Mrs. Jo-
sephine Williams and Mrs. William
Palmer at 43 Lincoln avenue begin
ming Monday. Dec. 19 and continuing
until all goods are sold. Miss Edith
Morrell is to have an art exhibit at the
same time and place. dec16d3t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

The funeral of the late Mrs James
Crumlcy was held from the home i'm
Randolph Sunday afternoon, Rev. C.
Z. Jones officiating. The bearers were
Fred Aver, John Mari, r. II. Dunning
and l.. a. Perry. The interment was
in Maple Grove Cemeterv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

Several matched bowling games are
being arranged to be started right after
Christmas The management Of the
Gardiner bowling alleys intends to
have at least one game each week Tib-
belts was high man for the Saturday
single string with a score of 108.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

Schools closed here Friday for the
Christmas holidays. Miss Marion Nam
ter. teacher in the intermediate school.
will not return. for the next tern, her
place being taken by Miss Black. s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19
Z. Garland. the English ;

Il. Garland. the English amateur
mile runner, who came to live in Bos-
ton few months ago rave an exhibi-
ttah Of his running bilitias' on the
S,ssKcat the b. a. =. recently While his
sti.le 'q6soks awkward lie !" displayed
great speed and went The mile at
fast pace from start to finish.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

The Current Events Club will hold
its usual weekly meeting Monday eve-
ming at the home of Miss Della Collins.
The Origin of Flowers, Fruits and
Vegetables" will bc the subject of the
paper to bc read by Miss Barstow.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

A hearing will be held this evening
by the board Of mayor and aldermen
on the assessments on the recently
constructed sewer on Fremont street
and Lincoln avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

The next meeting of the Fortnightlv
Club will be held Friday evening, Dec.
80 at the home of Miss Lille Bates
Highholborn street. The last meeting
was held at the home of Miss Edith
Leighton '' iif
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

The regular meeting of Pell Clason
Camp. 5. of v, will be held Wednes.
day evening. All members are request
cd to be present as there will be
drill. ..--
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

Albert +. LongfellcW found one Of
his work horses ,lea! in his stall Sat
ur4ay morning. The hurse was taken
III Friday night and had the attention
Of Il veterinarian.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

flight for the Michelin cup which IS
awarded annually to the aviator max
ing the longest sustained fight With"
the year a premium Of $4,000 goes
to the winner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

Gott Latuljppc, of Waterville, was
the guest of his son, Fred S. Lutu-
Iippc. No. 50 Middle street. for several
days last week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

George H. Willis opened his new
shoe store Saturday morning in the
Hallowcll Savings Institution block.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

The box social of Grade IN of the
Grammar school, which was held in G.
A. r. hall Friday evening. was we'll at
tended and all present had good
3irnc
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

Miss Marietta Parshley went to New
York Saturday to visit friends during
the Holiday season.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

Miss Estelle Bradcen, of Woolwich,
is clcrking for her aunt Miss Minnie
iI. Morse, at tho. Morse variety store,
during til" Christine holidays.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

\ daughter was horn to Adit. Gen.
and MIS-. Elliott &. Dill of 10 Second
street Saturday morning. This is the
FIRST daughter in a family Of five.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19
SOUTH GARDINER,

Dan S. Weeks has completed his
work in Portland for the season and
expects to be at the pulp mill here a
few weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

Gardiner Lodge, K. Of p, will have
work in the First degree at the meet.
ing Monday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

Tho many friends Of James NJ
Welch. foreman in the stock room at
Johnson Eros. shoe factory, will be
pleased TO learn of his complete re-
coIery after an illness of six weeks
Nc. Wclch visited the factory last
Saturday FOR thu first time since his
>unVaieSencc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

Mrs. j. j. Jones and her daughter,
Miss Annie NJ. Jones, have returned
from visit t. relatives in Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19
Careful Work on Moth
Pests Throughout City.
Albert 7. Longtelow Loses a
: Valuable Work Horse.
". C. 7. U. to Send Out Annual
Christmas Dinners to Poor.

No meeting will be held of tie La
dies Aid OF the First universalise
church this week
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

The w. c. z. Z. will send out their
annual Christmas dinners to the
worthy poor on Saturday, Dec. a.
They ask for contributions of poul-
try. meats. vcgeta bles. cooked food.
ct,.. 20 be lcft in the court room as
carly as possible Saturday morning
Contributions of money can be handed
TO the president. Mrs. w. II. Perry
Mrs, George +, Morse or Mrs. Martin
StS,vart
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

Mrs. Maud Bridges went to her home
in Berlin, n. H., Sunday after a visit
with relatives in FarmingdaIe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

The Canton Club will hold another
of its series of invitational dances
Tuesday evening in |. O. O. +. hall
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

Mrs. +. J. Anthony and son returned
to Providence, r. l., Saturday after
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Maxcv,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

NEW TOILET SETS-Wc are show
ing many new ideas in these goods.
Beautiful cases and fittings of superior
quality.
CIGAR cAsEs7Here is gift for
ciated. We have a fine showing in va
rious styles in all the best feathers.
All prices from soc to $500.
DELICIOUS CONFECTlONs-You
will want Confectionery for some one.
We have choicest procurablc. The best
for Gift Purposes. Johnson'S Famous
Milwaukee Chocolates or the Cclcbrat-
cd Belle Mead Sweets. Prices from
40c to $4.00 4 package.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19

The dry good, clothing and variety
stores will keep open evenings this
week starting Monday night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1910-12-19
GARDNER. !

Mrs. Robert Nivison was In Port.
land Saturday for the day.