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The Washington herald., 1912-12-11

Mrs. William F. Dennis entertained at
"a large tea yesterday afternoon from 1
until o'clock at her residence in Six
tenth Street in honor of the debutantes
OF the present season. The house was
beautifully decorated with palms, ferns,
and clusters Of American Beauty roses
She was assisted in receiving by her
daughter, Mrs. Charles Nelson Riker.
Mrs. John Sharp Williams, Mrs. Swan
son, and Mrs. HRnnis Taylor presided at
the tea table. Miss Rebekah Wilmer,
Miss Sally Williams. and Miss Lucy
IIoke Smith were in charge of the punch
bowl An orchestra played during the
afternoon.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-11
Woodward & ,Lothrop.
New York-WASHINGToN-Pa
Brass Desk Appointments and
Smokers Requirements
Desk Appointments:

Desk Appointments:
5piece Chldren's Desk Sets $3.50.
Flexible Desk Pads with brass corners sizes 13x18 $00 16x1
= $l25; 1924, $3.50. -,sr
Plain Brass Inkwel 81 25, $780, $500 e..
Pen Trays Soc 81 90 and $1:25. = &
Brass Calendars, SOC to $3.50 @-Estr<-
Paper Weights, 25c SOC and $1.00S ,r-'e 49, :,
Smokers Requirements
Albras Smoking Sets without stands $3.50 $1,000
Brass Tobacco Jars $125 to $500
Nested Ash Trays with safety match holder $3.50.
Floor Ash Stands brass fnsh removable ash cups $165
and $500 80.
Hpdors Cigar Moisteners in variety of fine woods $500
to $500. :
senndhor Eleventh.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs Edison Bradley have sent
out invitations for dinner on December
2S in honor of the British Amba ssador
and Mrs. Bryce. They will have visiting
them Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Penfield, Of
New York, who will come to Washing
ton on December q to attend the din
her.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-11

Mrs. Wickersham. wife OF the Attor-
ney General, will be at home this after
The Washington herald., 1912-12-11

1t has been announced that the Coun-
tess OF Aberdeen will visit this country.
Miss Violet Asquith will accompany her
and they will be the guests Of the Brit
ish Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce in
Washington
The Washington herald., 1912-12-11

The British Ambassador will go tc
New York the end of the week. where
he will be the guest OF honor at a ban.
quet TO be given by the citizens of New
York to members OF the American COM
mittee for the celebration of the one
hundredth anniversary OF peace among
English-speaking peoples in 19l4-lgl5.
The Washington herald., 1912-12-11

The list of patronesses for the
Harvard Musical Clubs CONCERT, which
will be given at the Belasco The
alter, Tuesday afternoon. December n,
includes Mrs. Winthrop Mrs. Uen-
men Jennings, Mrs. Walter T err
man, Mrs. WolcOtt Tuckerman, Mrs.
George Won L. Meyer. Mrs. o. w.
Holmes. Mrs. f. c. Stevens, Mrs. Thomas
NJ Chatard. Mrs II. c. Lodge, Mrs.
Frank w. Hackett, Mrs. Nicholas Long
worth, Mrs. George Y. McLanahan, Mrs.
William c Rives. Mrs T. Waylahd
Vaughan, Mrs. Weller Page, Mrs. John
w. Foster. Mrs. John w. Holcombe. Mrs.
Harvey W. Wiley, Mrs John Hay. Mrs.
Leonard Wood, Mrs. Ralph Cross john
son. Mrs w. A. Slater Mrs. Charles F.
Adams, Mrs. Nicholas Anderson, Mrs. @.
Livingston Bayard Mrs. Woodbury.
Blair, Mrs. Andrew J. Peters, Mrs.
James F. Curtis. Mrs. Charles H. Davis,
Mrs. F. W. Huidekoper, Mrs. Livingston
Hunt, Mrs William c. Eustis, Mrs. Henry
e. Perkins, Mrs. Herbert Putnam, Mrs.
H. B. Spencer, Mrs. c. r. Wilson, Mrs.
y. T. Wilson, Mrs. A. p. Gardner, Mrs.
NJ. B. Judson, Mrs. Percival Hall, Mrs.
Pickering Dodge, and Mrs. Levi T. Letter.
Col and Mrs Andrew Cowan, Of Louis
vile. KY, have been stopping at the
New Willard during the last week Tor
the wedding of Mr.. Albert Adstt Clemens
and Miss Elizabeth Walker Wnlte-
The Washington herald., 1912-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry B. King announce
The Washington herald., 1912-12-11

Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Downing and the
Misses Downing, who have been stopping
at the Grafton. will take possession of
the residence they have recently leased
in Hillyer Place tomorrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03
PALERMO.

CENTER-William Jones arrived,
Wednesday. at Palermo Center from
Boston in his car which he had just
purchased.
The painters have just completed
work on Dexter Turner's buildings.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pearl Prescott OF
North Whitefield passed Sunday at
Louis Latlip's.
MIR. and Mrs. W. B.. Howard, also
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Handy were guests
Sunday at the home of Briggs Turner
at North Palermo.
Mrs. John Finley has returned from
a two weeks stay in Wdterville.
J. w Turner and w, W. Turner
visited at A. l. Grottons, Sunday, in
Washington.
Charles Turner of Waterville passed
Sunday with his mother at her sum-
mer home. at Palermo Center.
Miss Catherine Bowler has gone to
Pemaquid, where she has employ
ment.
Mrs. Naomi Gregoire made busi-
ness trip to Augusta, Friday.
Mrs GRANVILLE Gilpatric and Miss
Christine McGhan, guests of Mrs.
Temperance Turner, have returned to
Waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03

County Attorney-carleton Doal<
Belfast.
Judge of Probate-George Il. John
son. Belfast.
Register Of Probate-Chas. r. Has
eltine, Belfast.
Sheriff Frank A. Cushman, Mont
VILE
County Commissioner dw. Evans,
Waldo.
County Recommendation j. Pat
tee. Belfast.
Representative to Legislature
Frank r. Keene, Belfast; Edwin T.
Reynolds. Unity; Frank l. Pendleton,
Searsport; chas. NJ Howes, Liberty;
Washington ID. Hartman. Prospect
Washington.
state Senator-Alfred X. Ames. Ma
chias; Herbert kilby, PASSPORT.
Clerk Of Courts Geo. G. Freeman,
Cherryfield.
County Attorney-Herbeft j Dud-
ley, Calais.
Judge of Prohate-Lynn c. Haycock,
Cherryfield
sheriff-stillman W. woodman,
Calais
County Commissioner L.
Turner, Milbridge.
County Treasurer orey Gardner,
Maehias
Representative to Legislature-Irv-
ing NJ. Bangs, Machiasport; Frank p
Wasbburn, Perry; Willis II. Allen,
Machias; Lewis 3. McFadden, Lubec;
Roscoe c. Emery, PASSPORT; John r..
Trimble, Calais: Otis H. Taylor,
Topsheld; Lester Strout, Mibridge;
Fred NJ. Wass, Columbia Falls.
York.
State Senator-Cecn F. Clark, Hol-
lis. Aaron +. Cole, Elliot Geo. C. EN-
cry. Sanford
Clerk OF Courts-Frank D. Fender
son, Limerick.
County Attorney-Hir Willard.
Sanford
Judge of Nathaniel Hobbs,
North Berwick
Register of Probate-Harry B. Aver.
Biddeford.
Sheriff Frank NJ Irving. Kenne-
bunkport.
County Commissioner-John f. Alb
bolt, North Berwick
County Treasurer-Fred l. Luce, Old
Orchard.
Representative TO Legislature-Al-
fred Bonneau. Biddeford: Godfrey S.
Dupre, Biddeford; Chas. w. Purcell,
Biddeford; Lewis Il. StlIman, Saco
Willis H Folsom, Sanford; John b.
Russell. North Berwick; Frank Rut-
ter, Kennehunk; Homer T. Water
house, Kennebunk; Arthur E. Brag-
don, York; Wilbur d. Spencer, Ber-
wick; Peleg w. Benton, Parsonsfield;
James A. Roberts. WATERFORD: VIM.
A. Merrill, Buxton; Geo. NJ. Stevens.
Kennebunkport; Horace Mitchell,
Kittery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03

Portland; Active /. Snow, Alvah
Snow, Brunswick; Edwin T. Murch,
Bridgton. Chauncey Leavitt, Gorham;
Conrad S. Snow, Pownal; John NJ
Libby, Scarboro; Arthur W. Stanley,
Cumberland Center; James w. Wad-
leigh, Standish; Harry M. Stone, Otis
field; Edward NJ Mason, Raymond:
Albert T. IIodsdon, North Yarmouth;
E. Haskell, Portland.
Franklin.
state Senator-Valorus White, Jay.
County Attorney b. Brown,
Pennington.
County Treasurer Frank l. Butler
Huntington.
Harry s. Bates, Phillips.
Judge of Probate-Horace p. Nc
Laughlin. New Sharon.
County Commissioner - David II.
Currier, Chesteryille.
Representative to Legislature-Fred
|. Young, Wilton; Chester H. Pierce,
Pennington; Bion Wing, Phillips
Eugene /. Herriek, Rangeley.
Hancock.
State Senator - Frank p. Ober.
Mount Desert; Richard p Hartman,
Bueksport
County Attorney-Herbert L. Ora
ham. Bar Harbor
County Treasurer-Frank l.. Heath,
Ellsworth.
Sheriff-Otha II. Jellison, Ellsworth
County Commissioned Fremont
Maddocks. Ellsworth.
Register of Probate-John A. Cum
ningham, Ellsworth
Representative to egislature-Wil-
liam II. Sherman, Bar Harbor; Joshua
+. Gross, Orland; Harvard c. Jordan,
Ellsworth; Joseph G. Harmon, Ston-
ington; Joseph j. Roberts, Winter
Harbor;. John T.. Bowden, Hancock:
Otis Littlefieid. Bluehill; Franklin
Farrow. West Brooksviile; Joseph w.
Small, Mount Desert.
kennebec.
State Senator-Reuel j. Moves. Au-
gusta w. O. Cobb, Gardiner. Bert ].
Libby, Oakland
County Attorney-Joseph William
son. Augusta.
Judge of Probate-Emery o. Became.
Hallowell
County Treasurer - John f. Gun
ningham, Gardiner
Sheriff = Charles NJ. Richardson,
Wateryille.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03
HORSE MARKET.

Boston, July 1.-The horse market
was steady and with little material
change in conditions of trade. Con-
sidering that the dull season Is al
hand, supplies We're of fair volume,
and the sales during the week pref
ty nearly cleaned up the horses on
hand. All classes were in demand
with the most urgent call ON heavy
drafting horses, and good seconds
the latter, never for years, being in
better demand, or commanding as
high prices This of course is partly
due to the extremely high prices com
manded for green country horses at
the present time. which makes good
conditioned second hand horses bet
ter purchases, than when fresh horses
were TO be bought at more reason
able figures. Driving horses and sad
die horses are always good sellers.
but the supply is limited.
The best heavy drafters sold at 1926
6450; medium weight, first class
drafters at $25o@S5o; heavy work
horses at $20O@25o; light delivery
horses at $f35@225.
At the City Sale Stables--Wheeler,
McElveen K co. sold during the week,
100 head of green horses, which sold
readily for the season. and prices
We're about as last week. Seyenty-five
head of aoclimated horses were enter
ed. on which good prices were OBJ
tanned.
Welch & Hall & Co sold l express
and l freight carload of green horses.
Sales Were quiet. but prices held firm.
Myer Abrams & Co. received car
loads of green horses. Prices receiv-
ed We're about the same as before.
bat the demand is slow.
j. C. Keith. at Brighton. disposed
of express carloads of green horses
and 40 seconds. The market was a
little easy ON the green horses and
although the amount was cleaned out,
sales We're not as sharp as a few
weeks ago. Forty seconds were en-
tered and sold quickly at full values.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03

Skowhegan; r. Fravers. Parker. Skowhe-
gan; Harlow W Rowell, Corngille; +. s.
Burrill. Hartland.
| Skownegan.
Representative to egislature-Alfred j.
| Gotta, SkowheFan; Chaa. A. Lawry, Fair
Bigelow. ST. Adams; ID. L.. Churchill,
Madison; Ernest Hilton Starks Warren
b. Clark, New Portland
Waldo.
State senator-Edgar #. Hanson Bel
County Attorney-Eben F. Littleheid.
County Treasurer-Fr Frank O. Mixer,
Edwin jenkins, Belfast.
| Judge of Probate---James Libby, Unity.
County Commissioner-Voine ThoTnp-
son, Center Montvilie.
ard, Morrill,
| Representative to Legislature-John r.
Dunton, Belfast; Alfred L. Estes. Troy:
Jones. Palermo; Ernest l. sprague.
| Islesboro
Washington.
| State Senator-Herbert II. Allen, DEN
nysville; Geo. +. Mansfield, Jonesport.
County Treasurer = Geo Fl. Harper.
Sheriff Patrick F. Weleh. Calais.
Clerk OF Courts-Edward b. Puffer,
Judge of Probate-Reed v. Jewett. Ca
lais
County Commissfoner-E Edward F. Hef-
from. Eastport.
County Attorney-Elisha W. Pike. East
port.
Representative to Legislature Hollis
Gardner. Whiting; VIM. Blackwood.
Pembroke; Eugene V. Allen. Jonesboro;
John p MeCurdy. Lubes; Vim. $. Ml-
don. Eastport Lemuel Brehaut, Calais;
John j. Ryan, Maileyville. John Harri-
man, Cherryfield Oscar II. Dunbar.
Jonesport.
State Senator-Jeremiah J. Shaw, Bid
deford; Elmer Harris. E. Sanford; Chas.
NJ. Sleeper South Berwick
County Attoney-Nathaniel 3. Walker.
Biddeford
County Treasurer chas W. Linscott.
Alfred.
Sherlff-Harry A. Weymouth. Saco.
Clerk of Courts-Lucius b. SWEET. Kit
| terry.
Judge of Probate-carlos c. Heard,
County Observation-Disclosures A. Davis.
Buxton.
Register of Probate-Archfe G. Break
lin; j. Burton Roberts, Dayton.
Representative to Legislature-Benj. L..
Gordon, Biddeford Henry A. Descoteaux,
Biddeford; Michael ]. Boland. Biddeford.
VIM. J. Mayberry., saco; Chas. E. Val
North Berwick Chas. C. Perkins, Kenne-
bunk; JOS. p. Bragdon, York; Edward
b. Wakefield, Berwick: VIM. III. Clifford.
Cornish; Isaac Hill, WATERFORD, Frank
NJ Bradbury, LimIngton; Wilbur z.
Goodwin, kennebunkport; Frank I.
Clarkson, Kittery: Arthur w. Chad
bourne. North Berwick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03
Sagadah0c Probate
Court at Bath.

Bath. Me, July 2.-(SpeciaD. The
first session of the July term of Saga
dahoc county probate court held here.
, today, was unusually light Judge J.
5. Lowell passed on the following
cases:
Administrations granted Estate of
Rebecca c. Adams, late Of Topsham.
William r. Hildreth administrator; es-
tate of Kate W. Spinney. late of
Bath, Eugene II. Spinney administra :
tor; estate OF Andrew ]. Reed, late of
Richmond. Noble Maxwell administra-
tor. d. b. r..
VIII proved and allowed-John
Boar1man Mains, late of Woolwich, j.
Sumner Bailey administrator, with
Will annexed.
Wills filed-Mattie E Hodgdon. late
of Bath. Melvin B. Hodgdon executor
named; Bridget Folan. late of Bath,
Augustus A Percy executor named.
Accounts filed-First and final aac-
count of Frank l.. Call, administrator
of the estate of George w. Call. late of
Perkins; final account of George II.
Littlefield. administrator of the estate
of William w. Toothaker. late of
Richmond.
Accounts allowed-First and final ac-
count of Fred w. Galusha, admins
traitor of the estate of Maria u Tenn
pie, late of Richmond: first and final
account of Fannie f. Moulton. admin
istratrix of the estate of Elizabeth A.
Alexander. late of Bath; final account
of Herbert Mansir, executor of the es-
tate OF Ellie j. Mansir late of Rich
mond; first account of Joseph NJ. Trott.
administrator d. b. n. with the will an
neXed. of Melville b. Spinney. late of
Bath; first account of Noble Maxwell
and Gilbert Maxwell, trustees under
the last will and testament of Olivia
M. Foye, late of Bath; first account of
David E. Hathorne and Horace H.
Hawthorne, administrators of the es-
tate of Melville Hedge. late OF Wool
wich.
Inventories filed-Estate of Sarah f..
| Hodgkins. late of Bath, by Justine +.
| Scott, exeeutrix; estate of Maria L..
Temple, late of Richmond, by Fred Nj
Galusha, administrator; estate of
Catherine Emmons, late of Bath. by
F. p. Emmons executor.
Affidavits of notice of appoint
ment were filed in the following cases
Estate of Maria u. Temple. late of
Richmond: estate of Catherine En-
| mons, late OF Bath. estate of Fannie
| F. Brown, late of Bath; estate of Ro-
land Il. Rogers. late of Bowdoin,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03
Shipping News.

Boston. July ARRIVED: Schooners
Orozimbo. st. John, N. B.; Stella
Maud (Br), Five Islands. N. s.. for
Gloucester; Nellie (Br. Grabd Harbor
N. s.: c. w. Dexter. Calais: Maud s.,
Calais; st. Croix, Stockton Springs
Me: Baker Palmer. Norfolk; Pear
Nelson, Passport; Leo CDR. Parrsboro
N. s.; Lotus (Br, River Hebert. n. s.
Fannie f. Hall. Bangor; Ida, do.
Sailed: Steamer Arabic CBr). Liver
pool. Schooners Alma (Br). Apple
River. n. S; st. Bernard (Brl. Port
Greville, N S.: William Rice, Thomas
ton.
Ellsworth. Me-. July 2.--Arrived Sch
C. TAYLOR. Sd. Bar Harbor.
Machias, Me. July Arrived: Sch
Annie Guss. Milbridge; Mary Weaver
Calais.
Sailed; Schooner Lizzie May. Rock
land
Rockland. Me-. July arrived
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03

Clerk of Courts-Niles l.. Perkins,
Augusta.
County Commissioner w. Beck,
Augusta
Register of Probate Everett NJ.
Mower. Augusta.
Representative to Legislature-El Il
mer +. Newbert. w. j, Skeehan, Au-
gusta; G. h. Kelleher. Jules Gamache,
Watervlle; Henry H. Eldridge, Gardi-
ner; Otis G. Brown, Benton; Chas W.
Mower, East Vassalboro Fred S.
Morgan, Farmingdale; Chas. f. Dut-
ton, China; Chas II. OBrien, HALO
well, Fred A, Blaisdell, Monmouth;
Frank A. Dow, Readfeld; E. f. Yea
ton. Belgrade.
Knox.
State Senator-Arthur b. Packard,
County Attorney-Philip Howard, Rock
land
County Treasurer--D. NJ. Murphy.
Roekland; Herbert c. Clark, Rockland
Shefin-Adelbert j. Tolman, Roctland
:, Clerk of Courts-Tyler NJ. Coombs.
yinalhaVen
Judge of Probate-Edward c. Payson,
Rockland
Copnty, Commissioner-Arthu u. Pat
terson, Ninalhaven.
win z. Head Rockland and Clarence p.
Payson. Thomaston, 40 each.
Representative to egislature-Corne-
liuS Doherty, Rockland; Forrest G.. Cur
rier, Camden; Edward S. Bucklin. War
rem Richard O. Ellis Thomaston c. F..
bowman, NinalhaVen; William Brennan,
Port Clyde.
Lincoln.
State Senator-Leslie Boynton, Jeffer-
son
County Attorney-James b. Perkins,
Boothbay Harbor.
County Treasurer-,Richard II. T. Tay-
Sheriff-James H. Doyle, WHITEHEAD.
Clerk of Courts-Wilbur F. Merrill,
Wiscasset.
Judge of Probate-Everett harrington.
Waldoboro.
County Commissioner ]. Edward
knight, Boothbay Harbor.
Representative TO Legislature-Joseph
r Tucker Wiscasset; Herman r. Win
chenbaugh, Waldoboro; Franklin w.
Sherman, Edgeeomb; Herbert D. Max
well. Boothbay Harbor.
Oxford.
State SENATOR Everett Stuart.
Hiram.
County Attorney Albert Beliveau.
Register of Deeds-wiliam Gordon.
Fryeburg
County Treasurer-Howard d. Smith.
Norway.
Sheriff William o. rockingham,
Paris.
Judge of Probate-Thomas s Bridg-
ham, Buckfield
County Commissioner-Rieh L.
Meleher, Rumford.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03

Register of Probate--WiHiam A. Lewis
Norway.
Representative to Legislature Ernest
Lester Cowan, Rumford. Sampel II.
Eaton. oxford. John S. Brown, South
Paris; Cornville s. Childs, RnckfeId
| VIM. T. Brooks, Brownfe.d Burton
Goodwin, Mexico. Frank Lee Edwards,
Bethel.
Penobscot.
State Senator Wallace E. hacklife,
Newport; Frederick II Strickland, Ban
gor Henry =. Osgood, i<ingman.
County Attorney-Geo Il. Thompson.
County Treasurer-charles w. Stevens
Sheriff.. Herbert White. Bangor.
Judge of Probate william b. Pierce,
County Commissioner Boyden Bearee,
Eddington.
Crowel. Hugh T. Gallagher Charles p.
Corners Frank Robins on, bangor, John
w. Trueworthy, Brewer; J. Frank Davis,
Old Town; Mark c. Jennings, Garland
Packard, Newburg; Geo. f. Hill, Cor
NTH; John Leary. Hampden; Enger Lee
veilie, orono Daniel ! GGonld, orring-
Millinoeket. Everett J. Pettingill. En-
field; WILDER Grant, KinBman.
Pisoataquis.
state Senator-George B. Dow. Dover
County Attorney-Leon G. c. Brown,
Milo.
County Treasurer--Walter II. Blethen,
Dover.
Sheriff -chas. f. Wingate Sebec
Clerk of Courts Moses l.. Ames. Dover.
Judge of Probats-John S. Williams,
County Commissioner Ralph Bradley,
Dover.
Register of Probate Eugene E. Ross,
Representative to Legislature-Allen NJ.
Phillips, Shirley; Claudius L. Garland,
sangerville; Harry L. Smith, Foxeroft
Edwin c. Mopers, Milo
Sagadahoc
State ,Senator-Lewis NJ. Fulton, Bow
doinham.
County Attorney-John H. Keegan.
Bath.
County Treasurer-Thomas S. Gibbons.
sheriff-Geo. c. Pease, Phippsburg.
Bath.
Register of Probate-Carl C. Troop.
Bath.
Representative to Northumberland
l.. Farnham. Lewis b. SWEET, Bath; Wal
lace n Price, Richmond. Asa c. Ha-
thorne, Woolwich.
Somerset
State Senator-W NJ. Osborne, Pitts
field; A. f. Donigan, Bingham.
County Attorney. Howard Haley,
County Treasurer-silas t. Lawry,
Sheriff-Frank Thompson, Skowhegan.
Judge of Probate-John f. Holman,
Athens.
County Commissioner Michael st. Led
ger, Skowhegan; Alfred IL. Yeaton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03
JEFFERSON.

SOUTH-The pastor is visiting his
parishioners at Bunker Hill, this week.
Irving Burbank of Revere, Mass. is
passing a week at his fathers cottage
in this place.
Harold Hale of Revere, Mass, who
has employment as electrician on the
steamer City of Rockland. visited his
cousin. H. A. Clark, last Sunday.
Mrs. Ira D. Boynton went to Port
land. last Wednesday returning. sun
day.
w. A. Moore and family of Roches-
ter, N H.. are boarding at Ira Boyn-
toms.
Several from this place attended the
/. o. O. F. Memorial exercises at Coop
er's Mills. last Sunday.
Newell Trask. Jr., of Maiden, Mass,
is visiting his uncle, H. L. Trask.
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DIABETES.
Treatment That Costs Nothing It II
Fails to Benefit

Diabetes has long been considered an
incurable disease and the only hope held
out to patients has been to prolong their
years by abstemious living. A newly
discovered plant In Mexico called Dia-
betol herb has been found to be a speci-
reducing the specific gravity and sugar,
restoring the weight and building up the
system.
The treatment Is very inexpensive:
$LW worth of the herb will last two
weeks and will remove the worst syrnp-
toms In the most aggravated cases. Call
at our store and see the proofs and get
free booklet of diet lists. showing the
proper foods for diabetes. Bowditeh,
Webster & Co. vs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03
DEMOCRATIC.

U. s. Senator-obadiah Gardner,
Roekland
Frederick w. Plaisted,
Augusta.
State Auditor-Lamont A Stevens,
Wells.
Representative in Congress-1st Dis
trlct: Michael T. O'Brien, Portland
End District. Daniel ]. McGiIlicuddy,
Lewiston; 3rd District: Samuel w.
Gould. Skowhegan; 4th District:
Charles w. Mullen. Bangor.
Androscossin.
State Senator--Frank A. Morey.
Lewiston; David r. Hastings, Auburn.
County Attorney-William H. Hines,
Lewiston.
County Treasurer-Louis T. Chabot.
Lewiston.
Sheriff-Hewitt M. Lowe. Turner
Judge of Probate-John A. Morrill,,
Auburn.
County Commissioner-Georg Pot
tie, Lewiston
Register of Probate-James w. Muir
ray. Webster
Representative to Legislature-Al-
bert ID. Morneau, Roscoe c. Reynolds,
Richard II. Leader, Harry Stetson,
John A. Donovan, lewiston; Linwood
p Parker, Eugene w. Penley All
phonse Anger. Auburn; A. w. Plum
mer. Lisbon; Dole B. Wiley. Greene;
Charles X. Campbell. East Liver
more; Willis f. Webster. Wales.
kroostook.
State Senator-Asa A. Bishop
Presque Isle; Leonard A. Pierce
HouIton; Honore w. Levesque,
Frenchville.
County ttorney-Adolphus S. Craw-
ford, Jr., Fort Kent.
County Treasurer-SimeonL l.. White
Houlton.
Sheriff William j. Thibodeau. Houl-
ton.
Judge of Probate Thomas " Doher-
ty, Houlton.
County Commissioner-John f. Har-
mon, Caribou
Register of Prohate-James d. Max
well, Island Falls.
Representative to Legislature
Frederick w. Hillman. Island Falls;
Leon c. Irish, Haynesville; Aaron A
Putnam. Houlton; Roy c. Thompson
Presque Isle; Herbert w. Trafton
Fort Fairfield; Herschel d. Collins
Caribou: Norman l.. Gallagher. Lime
stone; Gedeon G. Vermette, Crane
Isle; Donat Franck, ST. Agatha; FREQ
H. Stimson of Oakfield; Almon o
Nutter, Mars Hill; Henry c, Ran
dali, Washburn: IRENE Cyr, For
Kent; William f. Brown. Eagle Lake
Charles C. Peterson. Ashland.
Cumberland.
State Senators Edward W. Murphy
Portland; Edward F. Flaherty, Port
land; II. NJ. Moulton. Cumberland
Ephriam B. ellison. otisfield.
County Attorney-Samuel l.. Bates
Portland.
County Treasurer-King s. Ray
mond, Westbrook.
| Sheriff-Lewis w. Moulton, Stand.
lish.
County Commissioner-Will II
| PilIsbury, Gorham.
Register of Probate-Henry P. Frank
Portland.
| Representative to Legislature-Johr
b. Kehoe, Thomas j. Hogan, james
H. Kelleher, Seth F. Clark, Willis II
Rolfe, Frederic Fl. Haskell. William H
Sargent, Portland; Ernest Lebel JOIN
Clark Scates, Westbrook; Wilbur F
lDresser, Leonard P. Skillin, Soutl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-07-03
LIST OF REPUBLICAN AND DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATES
NOMINATED AT THE PRIMARY ELECTION OF JUNE Il

The Republican and Democratic
nominations for State and County
tickets made at the primary election.
June n and as announced, Tuesday,
by the estanding committee on election
returns ofsthe Executive Council. are
as follows: