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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-02
VASSAL BORO.

NORTH-A District meeting of Odd
Fellows comprising the lodges in
Clinton, Fairfield, Oakland, Water
Vile. Albion and Vassalboro viii be
held with <ennebec Lodge. No. III.
in the new Grange hall at East Vas
salboro. next Wednesday evening
April 3. The Initiatory degree wifi be
conferred BY ,nennebec Lodge All 0dd
Fellows are cordially invited. The
grand officers are expected to be pres
ent. A supper Will be served by Vas
salboro Rebekah Lodge.
Mrs. II. d. B. Aver is visiting her
sister in Deadwater.
The knights of King Arthur served
a Baked Bean supper at the NJ Il.
yestry, Monday evening.
Rev. l. G. March will leave.
Wednesday morning, for Rockland to
attend the session of the East Maine
Conference. Ii is expected that he will
be returned 10 this charge for another
year.
The schools in this village opened,
Monday. The rural schools will open,
next week
Miss Gertrude Waldron is passing
her vacation at home Miss aYaldron
is a student at the Gorham Normal
School.
Rev. w. +. Berry, who has attend
ed the session of the Maine Confer
ence at Lewiston, returned. SATURDAY
night, and occupied the NJ. Il. pulpit
in Waterville, Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-02
WASHINGTON
sTEUHEN.

Miss Verle Rolf of Staniey's Point
spent a few days with Mrs. Lorin Rice,
this week
Duren Noyes of Winter Harbor is Wis.,
Ting his aunt, Mrs. d. C. Smith.
Steuben Bay is ready for freight YES
sells again. The left the channel.
March 30. being the first time since tic
first of January.
Mrs. synthia Davis Of Mfbridge was
IN town, Saturday and Sunday. called
by the sudden death of her little soit
Thurlow
The Bubble club met, Tuesday after
npon. March 20. at the home of Mrs
Winthrop Baker. Al remark on the
pleasant manner in which they were en-
tertained
The Literary Travel Club met Wednes-
day evening, at the Parish honse. The
subject worked on was LAUNDERING in
Washington County" at the next meet
ing, April TO- they are TO look UP the
duties of court officers of Washington
county, also to find out how much lam
Der is manufactured III our own town.
Monday, April !, work viii begin get
ting the stone for Miss Susie Moore's
bnngalo. They viii take ii from Alonzo
Smiths quarry on the Labrador road.
Homer and Frank Drawn are TO do. the
stonework.
The Sidewalk Society met with Mrs.
Harry Guptln Thursday afternoon. Six
teen members We're present Mrs 1iuptili
gave a pleasant surprise in a treat OF
home made candy. They are Invited to
meet with Mrs. p. f. Goosins at the next
regular meeting
Frank Brown of Milbridgc was in town,
saturday, on business
Frank =. Whaien was in Winter Har-
Dor and Bar Harbor, Saturday, calling
on relatives
Mahlon a. Written and Dureil Noyes
We're in Cherryfieid, Saturday, on busi-
ness
b. NJ. Smith was in Unionyille, Sunday.
Miss Marion Haskell returned to Cher
ryiield, Sunday, to resume her studies at
the academy.
The Baked Bean supper given by tile
young ladies of the parish in the Parish
house. Saturday evening, was a decided
success, nearly 81 being realized Tor the
benent of the church. Much credit is
due the girls it being the first time the
younger members have taken the respon-
sibility.
Mrs Leonard Jordan of Ellsworth is
visiting at j. w Strouts
Mr.. and Mrs. Silas X Cushman arriv-
ed at their home. Sunday, after spend
ing two months in Addison.
There will be a meeting of the parish
and church at the Parish house. Thurs.
day afternoon, April 4.
Much sympathy is extended to Mrs.
Syntha Davis on the loss OF her boy.
Thurlow, whose young life was wiped out
so suddenly. Friday. Everyone speaks
n kind word for the little lad. The re-
mains were taken to the family lot In
Unionville for interment. -Four years ago
Mrs. Davis husband was instantly kill
ed by tree falling while he was work
ing in the woods.
The village High school began April
l with Thomas Smith of Princeton as
principal
J. II. Perry went to Bangor, Sstur-
day. on business.
Mr., and Mrs Will Lewis of Mlbridge
were calling on friends In town. Sunday.
Ralph Parritt was a visitor at Corca,
Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-02
NATIONAL HOME,

officer of the day. Capt Page
Charles f. Kmball has returned from
furlough passed with friends in Car
mel.
/ he funeral of the late Paul +. Herter
will be held from the Home chapel, 1T
, T.. NJ. Tuesday, ley. H. 5. Burrage
officiating. Capt. Challor will command
the escort.
Miss Clara Durham and Miss LIZZIE
Cover, mattresses in the general mess
hall have finished their duties and left
for their homes.
Burroughs were granted. Monday. to:
William Il. O'Donnell to Danbury, Ct.
Thomas Davis to East Hampton; Albers
V French to Boston; Michael King to
Providence; George Carpenter to Lynn;
Matthew Carney to WATERFOWL; Lorenzo
George to Philadelphia
Comrade Charles T. Turner has just
received "a letter of thanks for a poem
sent TO the Duchess of Marlborough
which is as follows: Mr.. Harry Holden
Colpus, the Duchess of Marlborough.
wishes me to thank you for your kind
letter and to ask YOU to tell Mr.. Charles
Edwin Hale Turner, that she has read
his poems Memorial Day and Grand
Army Badge with great pleasure and m
terest and sends him very many thanks
tsigned) Matthew Hale, private secreta.
ry"
Moving pictures tonight. Program;
"A Blood Escutcheon." Merely a Mil
lionaire,9 "Broncho Billy's Adventure, -
Pathe Weekly No. .. 1912
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-02
EMER 20 BE,ANE,.

Ordered, that the bonds submitted by
the city treasurer and collector. tn
treasurer of the water works, and the
city marshal, TO cover their respective
liabilities to the city for the current year.
be accepted and placed on file
BE it % dained by the city council OF
The CITY Of Hallowell as follows; That
See. Of chap. OF the Revised Ordi-
nances be amended BY striking cut the
word May and inserting in place
thereof the word April
Read, passed and ordained,
Howard r. Andrews was appointed
Ia be water commissioner for three
years
BE It ordained by the city council OF
the city Of Hallowell rs follows: That
Section : Of Chapter ; of the Revised
Ordinances be amended by an ordi-
nance duly passed on the 18th day of
June, 1911. be amended by inserting
after the word vacancy" the words
and na person who is a member OF
The board Of fire engineers shall be
admitted as Il member of any COM
psuE." Read passed and ordained
Ordered That the committee on
itlf7 81 N ~ .tlAAibll lHAt tiiit it4Nli ~
e. 10 determine What portion of Wa
Ter street shall in their opinion, he
sprifkled during tho current year, view
the premises. cause notice 10 he given
and y hearing heid aud report the
amounts 10 be assessed upon the re-
spectiVc AUDITORS and Street Railway
Corporation for The expense thereof.
as said committee shall deem proper.
Ordered That the city treasurer he
ard hereby is authorized to negotiate
"A temporary loan for $1,000, in articipa-
tion IF taxes for the year, 1872, for the
current expenses of the city.
License granted to W. Frank Mead
Ct to clean out vaults and cesspools.
Bond for $1,000 for c. H. Howe for
collector. accepted and placed on file.
Petition by Albert Dennison for pea
nut stand on corner of Water and
winthrop streets laid on table until
MAY meeting The jury list was re-
vlsal ana the following jurymea chos-
en-: j. c. Whittier. Fred Olsen. Les
ter Foster John Murphy. Charles
Homer T. A. Walker VIM McGraY,
Earl Wyman. Wilbur Cummings. G.
Y. Girsols Augustus Longfellow. d.
FL, MafStOn. tfeo+ ChOdle, leo W
Fuller. ALERT shea, \. G. Wescott,
Chas. W. Anterior. Daniel II. Meader,
Chas T. Strickland, Harold c. Fuller
Z. Il. Anderson, l.. II. Haines, Harry
J.. Sands, James T. Leonard John
Arnta, Almo f. Neri. Lloy o. Powers,
Roy G. Pearce. Harry l.. Freeman,
Milton y. Gilman, \. r. Longfelow.
n. l.. Niles, Robert F. Payson. Ed
ward stafford. Charles y. Smith,
Gecrge 3. Lord, c. 4. Fuller. VIM. IL.
I'itzsimrons. Henry L. Rankin, w II.
Kilgure VIM. Cole. Ed. Stevens. Cor
nelius Murphy, James Leighton ST..
Her bert Ferguson. Joseph Lever. j.
i. Brann, Walter Rollins, Wm. Maine,
L. NJ. Horne, Russell Lowell, Il. NJ
Johnson. Alden K. Grimes, G.. a. Huif.
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when the team is made up II ought to
rank as high as amy in the State.
Probably u number OF games will be
played with Cony of Augusta. :hcir
old rival, which always attract Il
large number of people to the grounds.
Qumby field is in good shape aad
when the field is smoothed up, ii will
ne in fIst class condition. New uni
forms have been ordered and are cX-
pecto5l 10 arrive in few days. Man
ager Carol Church has nearly com
pletcd the seasons schedule of games.
which will be published in a few days.
ONLY one date being open at present.
Capt. Fuller Sherman is a man who
has had much experience in the field
and the boys say, they think he is
just about the right man to have
command Of the team Preliminary
practice Will probably commence. next
week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-02
CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

W. Morgan Shuster, deposed treas
urer general Persia, has been ap-
pointed South American representa-
tive OF the National City Co of New
York. 1t is said that the National City
Co, allied with the National city Bank
of New York. intends To devote its
business primarily to South American
loans.
Elmer SWope of MartinSburg, w.
Va, Monday, at Kansas City, Mo,
withdrew his claim 70 the estate of the
late Thomas II. Swope and admitted
that he was not the son of the million
aire philanthropist. Judgment was
then entered in the cireuit court in
favor of the heirs designated by Col.
SWope's will. Dispositions revealed a
romance of COL Swope's carly life 1t
was brought out that he eourtcd ST.
Louis girl in 1861, and that he Was
Tilted by her then became bachelor
for life.
The Bowie Humphrey gymnasium Of
Central University, Danville, KY one
of the largest gymnasiums in the
South, was burned, Monday. The loss
is estimated at 100000. The cause Of
the fire is unknown.
\ general denial Of alleged conspir-
acy and Rotating is contained in the
answer fled Monday. in New York.
on The North German Lloyd Steamship
20" and three individual defendants
to the governments suit in the So
called shipping Trust" which was
Instituted year ago, The govern
mont charged the defendants with
pooling their interests and making a
uniform rate to storage passengers
naming steamship COMPANIES embraced
within tho North Atlantic Confer
ence The defendants admit the ok
lstahce OF contract made Feb. ;. 1905
ana remaining in force until Feb. IS
l9ll, and renewable thereafter but
dehE that it was an unlawful contracl
or That it tended to create an undue
restraint of trade.
Equal suffrage for women is laraol,
responsible for the marked decreass
IN the number of marriage licenses is
sued IN California during the month
o. Mafeh, County Clerk Ed Prund said
Monday. at Sacramento, Cal "Nine
thousand women registered to vote IL
inns eounty, last month, but only SO
~ 800 nv tIlStS were ISSUED at Sac
famento, he said. March was The
duilcst month we have had in the mar
rage license bureau for years. And
remember this is Leap year, too"
Hundreds OF pedestrians crowded in
| narrow Nassau street in the financial
| district, New York shrunk back in
| terror Monday, when the form Of a
man came hurting down from the 94tb
story Of the Liberty Tower building
several stenographcrs in windows on
| 'he opposite side OF the street tainted
| az The sight. and some one turned IN
an ambulance call. Police officers rush
ed up to the spot whore the body fell
ahd found il a dummy stuffed with
nay with a broom stick for a back
bone ana a false face To make it real
fstlc. The ambulance surgeon did not
appreciate the April Fools day come
dy and drove away. leaving street
cleaner TO gather up the debris.
decided innovation in Methodism
was decided on by the New Yor..
Methodist Episcopal conference. Mon
day, at Kingston. n. y, when ii adopt
| ed memorial to be presented to the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-02

The social in Foresters' hall, Mon
day evening, under the auspices ..
Gardiner Grange, was in every way d
success. The attendance was large
aud all expressed themselves az hay
ing had fine time. The Grange Or
chestra furnished excellent music, ana
Donald Grover, the Boy Wonder, did
some fancy and excellent stunts on the
drum. and was applauded time and
time again. Marion Ring rendered a
piano solo. Miss True. recitation and
song by Mrs. Ring, and dance fol-
lowing The program made things lively
All OF the evening. Refreshments were
served
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-02

Methodist discipline he amended as to
by striking out references
10 dancing, card playing and theatre
attendance and substituting therefor
the expression that Methodists Shall
moi take an$ diversions which we
cannot take in he name If the Lord
Jesus Conference also decided by
vote of l25 60 81 to ask the general
conference 10 restore the 5-year tirna
limit for pastors. i'll spite of strong
opposition led by Chancellor James r,
: 81 SRA use University and pas
tors of the Metropolitan churches
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-02

The coal dealers in this city al :
Vanced the price of coal, Monday. to SIS
per ton. The supplies laid in last
summer have been exhausted by the
great demand, and the cold winter. and
the dealers have been having it come
by rail from Portland. which makes
the expense greater. Since the strike
has commenced. there is no telling
where it will end or when. and there
is no way of telling what the price
will be this summer The dealers car
get no quotations from the wholesalers,
as they can't say how serious the
strike is 10 be.
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GARDINER.
Jerry Pfapina Held on
Charge Of Larceny.
High School Baseball Team
Looking for Busy Season.
Dealers Advance the Price OF Coal,
Monday, to So a Ton. T.

Jerry Prapaina. who was arrested
Saturday, charged with the larceny OF
shoes from the r p Hazard and
Commonwealth shoe shops. was given
IA hearing. Monday morning He wa
held i'm the sum of 5000 on each count.
and as he could not furnish bail. was
sent TO Jail to await the action of the
grand jury. 1t developed. Monday
that he had been taking orders for the
shoes at $l25 per pair. and in ali
sizes. The first thing that attracted
attention To him was his offer to sell
a pair of the Hazard shoes to a work
man at the Hazard factory. who
thought it peculiar that he could get
the Shoes for less money chan the
Workmon could, ana remarked about
il at the shop The result was that
Supt. Thompson commenced an in
yestigation ard got Marshal Potter to
look after I'rapaina
At the Investigation as To a certain
pair Of shoes it was found that they
came FROM the Commonwealth factory
and ii VAS learued that Prapaina would
as the Hazard and he had even tax
en- orders Tor women's shoes at the
ilallowell factory, SO it is alleged.
1t is thought that he would slip into
the packing room early in the morn
ing when no oneFwas around and take
pair from a carton ready for ship
ment and nail the box UP again, which
would be shipped, without the loss b.
iS noticed. He also gotsome from the
racks before they had been packed.
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The Ladies' Aid of the Free Baptisf
church held successful sale and sup
per, Saturday afternoon and evening
Inc committees in charge were as
follows: Supper, Mrs. Helen Dudley.
chairman; Mrs. Addie Berry. Mrs. @
u. Pltnlpton, Mrs. f. NJ. Cole. Mrs.
Eldridse Trafton, Mrs. A. {. Spauld-
ing. Mrs George Jordan and Mrs.
Celia Dow; walters. Mrs. II. f. Little
Held, Mrs. +. 4. Katon. Mrs. G. c.
Hartman; apron. Mrs. j. w. Martin.
Mrs. George Dill; fancy table. Mrs.
H. F. johnson, Mrs. r. II. Willis;
children's garments. Mrs. \. b. Col
bath, Mrs. NJ. G. Miner; candy table.
Mrs, II. G. York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-02

the state and District conventions.
The following list Of Roosevelt dele
gates WAS selected to be presented 20
the Republican caucus. Wednesday
evening;
Delegates to State conventions pa
ma G. Skilin, Griffith p. Roberts. Qs-
car Chlds, Ray @ Marston. Arthur
II. Church. George +. Dixon; alter
mates Frank S. Wingatc f. Il, An
derson. VIM. G. Fish, George II. VIII
lis. Arthur S. Lord, Bertrand NJ. john
son.
Delegates TO District convention,
Melvin H. Simmons, Clarence T.. Tu-
ner, Harry w Reid Charles II.
Coombs. Edward NJ. Horne. Horace g.
Turner: alternates, Fred r. Goodwin,
Howard Crockett, Harry l.. Freeman,
Warren r. JOY. Albert w. Hosken,
Gee, W. Narney.
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LOOK FOR BUSY SEASON.
High School Baseball Team Getting
Ready for Work.

The Gardiner High school baseball
team is looking forward to a success
ful season. The team is made up of
good PLAYERS, and when they get
through practicing they ought to be
able TO tackle almost any team in the
State, and play to win. The boys say
they intend to hold the past record,
which has been good one. right up
to the standard. While this seasons
team IS made up of experienced play
ers, who played on the team in former
Years, there Will probably be NUM-
Der OF new men added to the list. The
team lost four men, last year. by
graduation. number of promising
Freshmen and other men in the school
Will be tried out, a little later and as
the NEST of them are good material
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-02
HALLOWELL.
City Council Holds Meet
ing, Monday Evening.
The Roosevelt Republicans Hold
Caucus al City Hall.
Many Matters Of News Nature about
The Giiy--personais.

\ regular meeting of the city gov
eminent was held. Monday evening.
The meeting opened with Mayor Became
in the chair. Aldermen Cole, Quinn,
.Amas. Andrews, O'Brien and Petten-
gill present. Records We're read by
City Clerk George Trask and approved
by the board.
Roll Of Accounts No. read by Al
dernan Andrews and accepted by the
board
Following bills approved and ordered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-02

Archibald Campbell, who died in Au-
gusta, sunday, was well known i'll
Halowcll. He was q former superin-
tendeut of Milliken's mill, and had a
host of friends. The news of his death
was regretted by all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-02
FRANKLIN.
pHILLIps.

Phillips Republicans held their town
caucus, today. Delegates to state con-
vention; ~. p. Noble, ] Blaine Nor
rison, d. r. Ross. b. f. Beal Dele
gates to I'd District convention at
Bangor. April 10: II. u. Austin. $. G.
Haley, Fred Morton, d. f. Field. Al
delegates unfnstructed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-02

The commissioners held their fegula
weekly meeting, Monday evening. in
the city building with Mayor Lamb
and both aldermen present. The only
business of interest transacted was the
granting OF license to +. NJ. Mooers
tc sell fireworks. The commissioners
as assessors of taxes. started in the
work. Monday.
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Gard of Thanks.

We wish to express our heartfelt
thanks TO one and all, who rendered Sc
many kindnesses during the illness ant
death of our beloved husband and ia
Their. and especially to 3. f. Tenney
and also for the beautiful floral trib-
utes.
MRS. J. II. PAGE and FAMILY.
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McNaughton' shore store is very
prominent this Easter season. ON ae-
count of the artists WORK in the Win
dows. The lovely decorations and ele-
CANT stylish footwear for Easter
should receive recognition in very
liberal patronage by shoppers. Re
member to call and see the newest
styles. No trouble to show goods
here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-02

Plans are rapidly nearing compile
ton for the Board of Trade banquet.
which is to be held. April II. ut the
Hallowell House \ fine list OF speak
ers has been arranged and good
time is promised
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-02

The telephone crew has been engaged
in changing the Instruments over into
divided ringing, so that a subscriber
has only half of the rings on his cir
cult and letters are used instead of
the ring. This simplifies the calls. rs il
isn't neces sary to say ring" Many
Of the numbers have been changed.
and the new directory Will save the
operators at the office lot of extra
work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-02

The man Who Was arrested Satur-
day. and who was given a hearing,
Monday morning, but would not plead
guilty, vas tried out. Monday evening.
the night watch beings present to tes-
tify. He was sentenced to serve -
days IN Jail and was taken up by one
of the night watch
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-02

Eishop Ed. Holt Hughes, y. ID. Ii
d. Of San Francisco, Calf, will give
lecture, at z. NJ, Tuesday, April ,,
at the Methodist Episcopal church III
Augusta. subject 1.-THE Biography of Il
Boy" The tickets are on sale at
Beane's corner drug store, this city.
He is said to be one Of the greatest
speakers of the age.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-02

\ social will be given in the NestrN
Of the Methodist church. Thursday
evening, under the auspices Of the Ep-
worth League OF the church This
social is planned for the benefit of the
college boys who are here on their
Easter vacations. that they may en-
joy pleasant evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-02

\ crew of men of the Maine Central
Railroad cut down large elm tree
near lie overhead trestle on Water
street Monday morning. on account of
the tree being rayaged by brown-t tail
moths.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-02

Judge Geo. y. Stafford left, Sunday.
for Bangor, where he entered upon his
duties. Monday morning as cashier
of one of the largest Trust Companies
in the State.
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Mrs. llewelIvn Cracker

Margaret, wife of LleWellyn Crock II
of East Pittston, died at her home SUI
day, aged SO years She was born there.
The funeral will be held from the home,
at ! + NJ. Wednesday. Rev. c. L. Jones
officiating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-02

Mrs. A Braekett OF Wcstbrook.
who bias been the guest of her dauSh-
ter Mrs. Harry Hinkley OF West Gar
diner and Mrs j. a. Tanner, Mrs.
Hinlley.s aunt. Of the same place,
who has been visiting her, returned
Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-02

\ gentleman residing on Second
street discovered. sunday morning
that the crop of one of his hens was
considerably swollen, SO he decided Ia
cut open the crop. He procured q
sharp knife and performed the opera
item He found within the crop a wad
Of hay as large as his fist He then
seWed up the crop, very carefully, and
then being in doubt as to the result
of the operation, he decided to watch
the hen. Later the bird retired to its
nest and layed an egg weighing five
ounces and measuring 7MXS inches
THE egg is now on exhibition in the
show window of Anderson q Latin 5
barber shop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-04-02

IT the annual meeting OF the corpora
ton of the Messer-G Goodwin Co. held
here, recently, the following officers
We're elected: President, c. A. Messer:
treasurer c. y. Locke auditor. Il. N.
Goodwin; directors, {. L. Messer, K. n.
Goodwin, c. y. Locke and J.. H. Good
win. The year has been a very prosper
Gus one for the company, They are
opening a store at Livermore Falls IN
der the Goodwin system. to be managed
by Nelson Latneau, formerly manager of
the Benoit store at Bangor.