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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1911-10-20

REACH the people of central Minne-
sofa. the richest agricultural section
IN the state, through the columns Of
ing advertising medium Of this sec
ton. Classified ads. for sale. help
wanted. exchange. real estate. etc.
one-half cent Il word each insertion.
Send stamps or cash with order to
the Times. st. Cloud. MINI.
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TALK to the people in southern Minne-
sofa through the columns Of the Wi
mons Independent. the leading daily
paper In its territory. Classified ads
II cent a word first insection. one
half cent per word each subsequent
insertion. Send stamps or none to
the independent. Winona. Mimi.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

use these columns il they want 70.
suits. We reach the people. Costs
you / cent per word each insertion.
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AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-Asents who are looking for
positions to advertise in these ciassi.
fled columns. Everyone reads them.
and your I'D should bring the desired
insertion. and will be more than
worth 1t. Phone 500.
SAY. MIR. AGENT. you who wants to
make some good money in a high
tone. legitimate business. come over
to II South Bird St.
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!: FOR SALE-Household furniture.
Must be sold at once. Leaving
city. +. NJ. Wilson, 523 Walnut
street.
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FOR RENT-Modern furnished seven
room house. 735 North Fifth street.
FOR RENT-Five room house. furnish
ed. Address Box Sc, City.
FOR RENT-Five room house. 1877
International.
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THE LITTLE WONDER las MAKER
Is in town. Better see 1t. II South
3rd st,
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FOR RENTAL modern. steam heated
house. Inquire 101 Cottonwood. Both
phones 9O4L.
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% RENT-Seven room house on
university avenue, with water. light
t $25 per month. Inquire
Kent Realty 223, either phone.
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FOR SALE-High- grade second hand
piano. Reason for selling, am leav.
Ing city. Call at 107 Cottonwood.
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FOR RENT-Seven room house; city
water; good location; partly furnish
Mrs. L Prescott. No. IS Herald BLOCK.
Phone 685M. Tri-State.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR sALE-Good ~ room house. all
modern except heat; located. two
blocks from postoffice; an elegant
location and well arranged for pri-
vate boarding or roomtng house.
Owner must sell. Address p. O.. Box
126.
For SALE-House and barn at q bar
satin. 400 North Seventh.
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olumns of the Daily or Weekly Jour
nal-Press Of st. Cloud. Min The
largest circulation Of any newspaper
y es sn'a MI MlhM Mantd slaSsnes aasi
estate. etc. for one-half cent a word
each insertion. Send stamps to Jour
nal-Press Co.. st. Cloud. MINI.
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FOR SALE-Household furniture, i'm
Guiding steel range. 308 North Fifth
Il ctroof
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WANTS

TIMEs.HERALD WANTS
he inserted for one cent q word. All
advertising placed in tho Morning
Herald will be Inserted in the Evening
itimes for the same cost.
Advertisements in these columns
having letters or numbers must be an
tlwered through correspondence.
To Insure publication OF advertieo-
;fnents In these columns copy must be
ilent in before $3.50 p. m.
TIMEs.HERALD TELEPHONES.
100 Both Phones-Business Office.
l5O Both Phones-Editorial Room.
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o RENT-HoUsEs.

F0R RENT-If. you cannot find what
you want in this column. an ad may
eIing you In touch with some one
Everyone reads these classified ad
ana you will get better results by
making your wants known. l cent
charge. We Will write your ad
Phone 500.
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wANTEP-TWo cap pa s st IaW poffics
WORK. rapid. accurate. neat. pleasant
and healthy. Will pay SIS per month.
beginning Nov. l, and offer germa.
the goods, dc not reply, as we are
busy. Greenleaf. Bradford & Nash,
TaJvvers NinOt. N. 10.
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end; modern except heat; $25 per
month. B. o. Paulsness, los Chestnut
street.
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FOR SALE-High grade second hand
piano. Very low price. Address Box
S67,- City, .
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GOOD CANvAssER WANTED-Good
onstrate and Jake orders for the Ma
tional Wireless Vacuum Cleaner.
Only machine of its kind in North
Dakota. Guaranteed strictly. Big
money for right party. Full particu-
. lars given by addressing. F. Z.
Kirsch, State Agent, Warwick. N. D.
This is a "good thing" n party
must be strictly reliable.
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WANTED To i HitS bushels good
VIM. Jarvis Feed Store. East Grand
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FOR SALE-Good heating stove. Call
B. Papermaister. 705 Second avenue.
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HELP

WANTED-Girls. housekeeper.. watt.
resses. dining room girls and others
Herald classified columns for good
positions. Costs only I cent per word
each insertion, and the results VII! be
desire. hon 500.
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WANTED-Farm products for cafe
terra. Cash paid. Y. W. c. A. 414h
DeAIers Ave.
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FOR RENT-Five room house. nearly
new; city water: one block from car
fine. H. E. Secord. sos North Fifth
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FOR SALE-Furniture and kitchen
range. Call 107 Cottonwood street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
QUAKERS LOVED COLOR.
Anna Dickinson Used to Gloat Over
Gay Bits of Cloth or Paper

\ retired Philadelphia shoIkec per
once testified that no customer was
quite SO eXacting as a Quaker iauN
buying her exquisite best. W hole-
heartetlly as the QuakercsS may accept
the Friends prohibition of gay t"l"r
and fashionable cut, the innocent van
ity OF Womun is by no means nGC25Siit-
ily discarded along with ilipperirs.
Nor 10 all Friends accept thoS' pro"
hibiti,rs, at least in youth. with en-
tive -:,llbnissiveuess.
\ lady Of Quaker partutaSe once
confessed to a young friend the bitter
est tragedy Of hcr childhood. The day
she was sent to school for the first
lime. says the Youths Companion,
size wore a severi5' plain brown frock
aud Il brown hat 20 natch-a hat with
neither ribbon, flower nor feather. OF
course: but finished round the crown
by band of the same brown straw in
Il different and more fancifui weave
It had passed muster with her moth
er. but the school mistress was a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

Quakcrcss Of more austere and old
fashioned type She summoned the
new, shy. frightened pupil to her side.
produced A pair OF scissors, ruthlessiy
ripped off the offending decoration an
placed it in the child's hand
Take that furbclow home to thy
mother" she bade her gently. but with
chilly hi1nress. and tell her that thee
cans, not wear 1t To my school,
Shr had = natural love for bea'Ity
and brightness, and for vcars it was
Aer deeply cherished secret ambition
to possess Il yellow satin gown.
But by the tim" had grown up
and .narricd out Of nceting, AMI could
have worn all the fancy plaits and gay
satirs that | wanted" she concluded.
ruefull", II didn't want them any
mere. And as for paradins about In
a yellow gown would rather have
died. only came to my Quakery
taste fur quiet colorS after I'd storlpcd
being a Quaker"
\ more distinguished woman than
she. bora among the Friends. had an
even mere passionate love of color
NHa Dickinson. the Cnce famous NO
mon orator Of the COS, used in her
Sir!hood - collect every stray hit or
| bright ribbon cloth or even paper that
fell i'll her way and hide them i'll her
bureau. In the seclusion Of her harc,
locked room She would pull open the
drawer and revcl in the brilliant hueS
of the little heap.--St. Louis Globe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

coHii : into thu ~. .sencc Of sHperiers
were required To raIsc the hand. palm
To tae front. thus showing there was
20 dagger concealed H. it. Time and
custom hay" modified the requirement
to the present method ii saluting.
ThGle IRE others Who are inclined t.
t4is view From The beginning of time
interiors haac ben required To ua-
a1N,r hefarc th-ia supsliurs. and
equals To acknowledge each other :
presence Ia. some courtesy. In the
British army during the Revolution a
sentinel salutvd nc. only With his gun.
tut hv taking off his hat also. Com
plcated ha;t'lgcar lik" tac bcarskin
and the lclnct coil6 not bc :cadily re
aoNe and the at nf removing the
1at y generated into the movement Of
IA, hand to tie NiZor ~ ii thr hat
We're 9cin. IT, b" removed, and finally
bccalle ronV"ntionalzrd - at present.
The practir" alsp comes from tn"
customs d,lriG% IT," CruSades. Of
knights. VIXEN receiving orders, always
10 call ,Ipon God t. witness their as
sumption + the duty imposed. by
raising the sW ord "a thu lips and kiss
ing tn. cross formed hY H. guard and
body Of the weapon. TIL Tipping Of
the saber 9oiut ii saluting signifies
subrission n y. Evening Post.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
THE MERCHANTS MEETING
Large Amount Of Business
Headquarters Being Talked Up.

The regular monthly meeting OF the
Watcrvillc Retail Merchants Associa-
tion was held Wednesday evening at
the city council rooms and was Il very
enthusiastic gathering. BESIDES the
routine business, the association voted
to allow the members IT, advertise in
La Revue. the new French paper,
ard also in the Central Maine Fair
programs and premium lists.
\ committee MAS appointed Il APP
pear before the city goS crnmcnt and
request that Il sealcr Of weights and
measures be appointed. Mark T. Claf-
lin formerly held that position. but re-
signed and the office was given to g.
4 Elwell. Mr.. EiW"ll has since moved
from the city and the merchants find
that the office is an important one
For some time past the Merchants
ASSoCia tion has been DESTROYS oi cS-
tablishing 4 merchants headqu lrtcrS
u place. Wher" they could hold thti,
regular meetings and transact their
business. Ii would be similar to the
rooms "f the chambers of Commerce
in the larger cities. The association is
expanding and eventually will need
a home of it's own.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
HATS OFF IN OKLAHOMA.
Common Politeness Carried TO a
Rousinq Excess in This Baby State.

Let a woman enter 4 lii'hc puli'!hS
al amy description in oklahoma. ana.
whether there bc enc OF twenty men IN
t,sc ELEVATOR. every man removes lHS
Lat and remains, CNcak'r'd while s!i"
remains th.rc.
The woman f7"s not need IL ht
Young e. beautiful or even ialrlE vel
dressed. Whether sue is dressed III III"
latest fashion or Vo'trs on "t Ia" M
possible oklahoma creations III TIE
1nillinrr,' linz makes no diti, renee 10
the hats of' regulation. 1t Is oni!
raccssarv tuat sh~ De woman, and
of comes every hat OF every man II
the elevator. or lift Is IN" native
Oi>lahulnan likes lest to call it.
So universal is Tie custom that even
tnc small urchinS nf the Strctfs.-tll'
n,vsics auG messenger boYa-tGgeiher
with the rouShcst types "t manil""''
instnetivelv remove their bats Ill the
Prs nee OF women
TO an eastern woman accustomed u
tnc hurry and hustle OF tn" metropolis
where mca do not often tax" TIM" =
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
SKOWHECAN,

Miss EcydelF. Trafton has In II dp-
pointed m"ncy order clerk in the
Show hogan rpstotlicc 10 asslnat the
position which is soen to be. lI.dc va
want by the resignation of Miss Grace
Cover.
I he town report which has just been
Issued shows that thcr, have been IS
fires in SkoWhcgan in tho last year.
The two largest ones were the quitting
of the VI. j.. Heseltou Block on MAJ
81 and the l.. l.. Morrison dwelling
houS,- or S,Gmracr street. The cNpcndi-
lures of the town have been $l0o, - .@s.
Balance on hand. Feb. 20tll. $l6. .1@i.79.
Liabilities. Sla6, 1895. Resources. Sis
9G1 80. Property Of town, $l3S.a3o. The
library report shows that So books
are in circulation and that 1S.233 have
been loaned. Tho milk inspectors re-
port shows that considerable work mas
been don" in analysis of milk. The
inspector has worked great deal to
have farmers have we'll ventilated
barns and whitcwashed tic-ups.
Frank Davis, who has been in Con-
WAY, n H.. for the winter as a teach
or in the public schools there, is homo
Tor SnCrt Nucatloll' NiSl'iiS MS pa
rents. MIR. and Mrs. j. Il. Davis.
Lee Winslow WIS awarded the honor
of the valedictorH in the Norridge-
wocll High school this week. The >sal-
utatory. was given to Miss Lillian
Brown.
steps were taken TUESDAY evening
to start the organization of troop
Of Hov Scouts in SkoWhegan. The
ro1Jowing appointmcnts have been an
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
hAINE CENTRAL R. R.
IN EFFECT OCT. 10, 1910.
WATERNILE
pASSENGER TRAI\S LEAVE

MAINE AZ iis 4. 4 NJ. n for for nansor ns%sqs. +.
t3AS7 a. Il: r.. Bar Harbor *
Old Town st John. Halt
RAILROAD fax TO Bangor. daily in-
Guiding sunday.
Washington County Ry
7.l5 A. NJ. for Skowhcgan and way
tations.
7l5 n NJ. for Hartland, Dover x Fox
|roft and Bangor.
80 A. NJ. for Belfast. Bangor. Bucks
as A. NJ. for Fairfield and Skowhegan
Lao p. NJ, for Bangor +. & \, and
Nash. Co. RH.. Mattawamkeag, Vance
Foro St stephen, liouiton. Woodstock,
b. John and Halifax.
3.1j F. M. for Dover and foXcroft Bel
kist. Bangor and way stations Bar llar-
or. Old Town and Mattawamkeag. Daily
b Bangor.
4iO y. NJ. for Fairfield and Skowhcgan.
SO I. NJ, for Skowhegan.
s. Is l.. NJ, for Bangor aud way stations
SUNDAYS.
LIS y. NJ, for Pittstield Newport and
Bangor.
3.ii \. NJ. for Bangor N:xprcsso.
1910 y. NJ. for Bangor.
10. 10 y. NJ. f's' SkowhcGar.
3.i5 Z. NJ, for f.,ngor and way stations.
80 T.. NJ. for Skowhpgau.
GOING Wt.ri,-
2.@5 y. NJ. daily except Mondays for
Portland and Boston
54a \. NJ. for Oakland. Winthrop. Lew
Eton. Mechanic Fails and i;umford Falls.
SEQ "A. NJ. for Augusta. RoCl,laud. Bath,
Portland and Boston. White Mountains,
quebec. Montreal and Chicago,
$40 a. NJ, for Oakland.
800 \. NJ. for Oakland, Somerset Rail-
hay. Pennington. Phillips, Lewiston.
|sumford Falls. Portland and Boston.
80, a. NJ. for Augusta. Brunswick,
Bath Portland, Boston. connecting at
Portland for North Conway. lfabyans,
lancaster. Colebrook and Beechcr Falls.
1910 J.. NJ. for Augusta, Gardiner and
80. Gardiner
lon: thence Portland and Boston.
a.15 p NJ. Express With Dining Car for
lewiston. Portland and Boston, connect
ing at Leeds Junction for Pennington
md Rangeicy,
a.T p. NJ. for Augusta. Gardiner Bath.
Brunswick, Portland ami Boston.
30 J.. NJ, U;XpresS) for Portland and
Boston with parlor car for Boston. con-
hccting at Brunswick for Rockland and
ht Portland with night trains for New
b ork,
$40 T. NJ. for Augusta. Brunswick,
Portland and Boston.
1905 p. NJ. daily Express for Lewiston
Tia Brunswick. Bath. Portland and BOs-
ION, via Augusta. Pullman sleeping car.
SUNDAYS.
1.5S A. NJ, for Portland and Boston.
30 a. NJ. for Augusta. Lewiston, Bath
and Portland.
$50 r. NJ. for Portland and Boston.
1000 i. NJ, for Portland and Boston
+ l.. BOOTHBY.
General Passenger Agent.
NORRIS MCDONALD,
Vice President. General Manager.
-,,-.---ur--.s. --,s~-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
BORN.


y ~
West I;rooklyn-Feb. -. TO the "ife OF
Elmer Bridges, a son.
kENNEEEC.
Garliner-March 8. TO the wife of +. y.
Dunahue a son.
West Windsor-March . to the wife of
O. f. Cunningham, IL son.
KNON.
Vinaihavcn-Fcb. H. 10 the wife of John
Andrews, Il son.
OXFORD
Canton--Eeb - to the wife OF .. &.
Fuller a daughter; Feb. ~, TO the wife of
Dr. +. w. Morse. a daughter.
BiXfeld-Feb =. to the wife of Edgar
Masterman. a daughter.
West Pars-Feb. 2S, to the wife of La
forest Emery, a daughter.
Paris--Feb. ~, to the wife of Sanford
NJ. Brown. a daughter
Lockes Mis-Feb %. 20 the wife OF
Elmer Cummings, daughter,
SOMERSET.
Norrdgewock- e, to the wife OF
Ira Taylor. a daughter.
Harmony March 7, TO the wife os John
Spines. daughter
WALDO
Beifast--Feb 80. to the wife OF Ralph
n. Southworth. q son.
WASHINGTON.
Militowa--Feb a. TO the wife of VII
liam Waters, daughter.
Calais--Feb u, Capt. and MIS- r. l..
Robinson. a daughter; Feb. -, to the wife
of Edward Lambert. daughter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

The tickets for the annual concert
and drama to bc given hy tiu High
school students on Monday and Tues
day evenings, March - and II It the
CITY Opera housc. arr going rapidly
AID there is every Indication that
there will be large houses on both
evenings. The tickets viii b' check
ed on and after . i. NJ. Friday. March
10 at the Hawkcr drugs storo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
PASSING CUSTOMS OF
ARMY.
Accounting for Old Traditions of the
Service.

can't. I.tn1.s= Mos. pI,# I-rf,....
| States Infantry, ro.a ~, iat..,.,..;,,.,
naprr before m. ..nnnal eo,,,..,nti,.,, lf(.
1hn National o,,.,r1 ,sso,ei,,i,., .'f -.
York at .AlhanV recently on .Cn.ia,,,
OF the service" Capt. Moss is 4 .ra.lu-
ate of West Point OF the class of 1894
and although a native Of I.ouisitnf.
has spent Ill Of his service With negro
| regiments with The exception of Two
| months, when hc received his captain
eY in the 21tG infantry. being trans
fcrred shortly after to til" 2tth infan-
try. Capt. Moss Is known us the pio-
netr American military hrveI:St. and
| l4aae an 500 miln trim on his wheel
from Fort Missoula Mont. 10 Yellow
Stone rark in tht summer and fall %
| l>%5. and fh,l 4 tip Of 2ae6 miles ffon,
Fort NiSS"ula IL St Louis III tae sum
| mcr of iNF1.
taPt. Moss said f." had given con-
sid"ral l. attention 10 tle practices in
the .trlr,v in the last few years, and
that eirc" the Spanish American var
many o. the traditions and customs of
the old army" have entirely or par-
t'"liy PASSED away, owing to tAc gen
eral reorganization nj the army ANA
tie passing out of 50 many of the old
er officers from ciNil life ana from
the volunteors-m"a who knew moth
ms aDout the customs of the service
aud who seemed It ere less. Caps.
Moss cited Il number OF tho various
customs in the army. several Of which
are given below.
lu, expression Hos" used by :.rlnr
myu in giving a toast. is equivalent To-
thr vNprcs sion. Here's To yrur
n att Sn'ne thIli1 il is mere = t.
Indian corruption ~ Ho" dye do
abbreviated \ TIN Indian to "H"W,
AMI taken ~ an'} sod by officers :tId
@GI1ierS VAa IN ;hc ea1lN days Of from
tlr @"rE:r'' "tFe thr'Nh IN f'hSt'h'
contact Nith til" 'aGl2ns. f!""cNel,
on The 9th hand, tier" arr uthel~
y lao hel''Nv the IMPRESSION IS derived
from t.lr Indian laEeuagc direct
Al parade ana 1T guard mount wEru
efrc lJiutaut gi>,s the con.nana.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
City Opera House.

For the remainder of Il" Week at
the City Opera hous" the VandeN .ilo
will be: Handlers X Meliss,
eccentric novelty dancers: Chester "
Corlott in the comedy sketch TIE
Placksmith's Boz" and the Five Md-
steal smiths in = comedy skit entitled,
"Dodo's Friends"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
Card of Thanks.

V" desire 20 thank the friends am
n"i%nhorS for their many acts of kind
ness during the sickness and death %
our Wilc and mother. also for the man,
beautiful !iorai tributes
CHARLES f.. CHOATE
MIR. and MRS w. +. CHOATE.
MIR. and vi rs. l.. J CHOATF,.
NE. and MRS. w. +. CHOATE
F9ir!islG. Me. March \. 1911.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

In 1898 Mr.. Bradbury married Miss
Amanda Dearborn. Six children Were
born to them. two of whom are now
living, Augustus, who resides here and
where NJ. Bradbury makes his lfomc,
ans Russell, who lives in NcWbury.
Tner" would seem to be no reason Why
Mr. Bradbury should not reach the
century mark.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

The livery stable on Silver street.
wned by \. i. Sawyer is being torn
own and his boarding house which
dioins will be moved next week. The
hangc is being made on account of
he block which will soon be erected
II that site by Charles J. Clukey.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

OF Fairfield Who wednesday," Cclebratcd
His 9th birthday.
He began life on the river when he
was p, on the kennebec river and
drove 10. Monsehead lake He was the
first man toitun d , steamboat on
Mocsehead lake. lie is Nery active and
has always been and says that he
should not be living if he had not been.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
WATERVILLE LOCAL NEWS
JOURNAL. rs

Joseph p. Murray, whc has been III
rono for several weeks. has returned
, this city. The condition of Mrs.
lurray, who has been critically i'll.
as improved and she may be able to
turn home in Il few weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

Word has been received hero an
nouncing the engagement of ElNood
As" Howe. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
l." How of this town, to Miss Marion
Elizabeth Weir of Everett, Mass. Mr,
How" las = fine position IN the freight
department Of the PENNSYLVANIA Rail
road in B"ston. and is very popular
with large circle of friends here.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

Th" slciShing in this city is going
rapidly and teams 'li Main street lHv,
been forced to changc Ia wheels The
sleishinS outside Tire city. however
WAS never better
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09
LIAR OS.
The Longer One Looks Into T'e'r
Ewes the More One Likes Them.

Lizards bear acquaintance Well tth4
ona likes them tha better the longer
one looks into their beautiful innocent
cv,s. They are easily tanned ana one
socn learns to love them as they daTt
about b,, the Ih9t ,peks sNyist.. ts drag
on flies, ------------------ 49,.
The eye can hardly follow thehi' po'
they never make ltng SUSTAINED runs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

\ supper was served at the Getchell
street Free Baptist -restry "Wednesday
evening by the ladies of the church. y
large number We're present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

The Bates Freshmen team ana the
Natervillc five will play Il game of
basketball at s Z. NJ. Friday at the
Column GNlMnaS Siun.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

rehearsal of the cast and chorus
in "A Day at the Ranch" will be held
Thursday evening at the CniverSalist
VcStry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

+. l.. Cove, L. l.. Hall and Bert
Wcbber have gone to Boston, where
they will attend the automobile show
Daily Kennebec journal., 1911-03-09

Harry Webbcr has returned from
Boston. where he has been ATTENDING
tn" Ninth Annual Automobile exhibit
ton
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MARRIED.

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Bangor-March 4. Roy b. BRADLEY and
Miss Hellinia f. Stevens.
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