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New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-08-10
PANAMA CANAL TOO SMALL.

That the limit in the building
of big ships has not yet been
reached or even decided on, is
the opinion of the recent Inter
national Congress of Navigation.
AS to what the final extreme
length of ships may be no one
seemed willing to definitely COM
nit himself. The subject came
up during the discussion of a re-
port which it was recommended
that a limitation in size might be
secured by refusing government
aid to the building or operation
of sea-going vessels whose maxi
mum dimensions exceeded, length
900 feet; breadth. 1O5 feet; draft.
1922 feet. At the same time the
prediction was made that the time
was not far distant when the
Panama Canal will be too small
to permit the safe passage of the
great ships of the future. Nat
urally the loss of the largest ship
afloat was discussed in its bear
ing on future construction, but
the opinion was that that event
woull serve as no deterrent; that
a smaller ship with the same in
jury would not have remained
afoat nearly as long.
On land the tendency is un-
questionably toward centraliza-
ton and large units, with result
of better service and greater
economy. The isolated electric
plant cannot, ordinarily compete
with the large stations in big cit
les. Railroads are building larg-
er locomotives to haul longer
trains. Steel buildings that were
erected only 10 years ago and
which should last century ae
being pulled down to be replaced
by taller structures. Whether this
same tendency will work ous
equally we'll when applied to the
operation Of monster freight car
riers at sea is yet disputed ques-
ton.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-08-10

A vast amount Of i'll health IS due
to impaired digestion. When the
stomach fails to perform its fllnc-
tions properly the whole system
becomes deranged. A few doses
of Chamberlain Tablets is all
you need. They will strengthen
your digestion, inv1gorate your
liver, and regulate your bowels.
entirely doing away with that
miserable feeling due to faulty
digestion. Try it. Many others
have been permanently cured
why not you' For sale by all
dealers.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-08-10

GOOu Residence Property for
SuLe.
Residen,e property situated at No.
72l Charles Street containing rooms,
kit che n, hall, bathroom and two-room
clubhouse. For particulars apply No. 72l
.harles Street.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1912-08-10

Furnished House to Rent-Hall,
parlor, three bedrooms, trunk
room, dining room, bath room,
kitchen and outhouses. Apply al
this office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-07

| Register Of Probate Edward r. Adkins,
South Thomaston.
sheriff-Iohn Cogan. Warren
County Commissioner-Leo O Crock
County Edgar E. Mansfield,
Tyler Roekland; William o. Rogers.
Rockland; Norman w. Lermond. Warren.
Lincoln.
State senator-John E. Dickinson. Wis
casset
Representative to Legisiaure--Joseph
y. Groves, Dresden.
Saeadahoc.
state senator-MeIville o. Wright. Bath.
Register Of Probate-William A. Bar
Sheriff Burt NJ. Dyer, Bath.
County commissioner-samue Slower,
County Treasurer-Fred A. Bowie, Bath.
Representative 10 Legislature-Samuel
B. Martin, Bath; Charles ID. Roberts.
Bath.
Somerset.
State Senator-Hollls w. Stllphen,
Skowhegan; Alison G. Walton. Machias.
Judge of Probate--Charles $. Wescott.
Register of Probate-Ethel G. Brown.
Skowhegan.
County Commissioners. W. Delano.
Skowhegan.
County Treasurer-George w. f. Mer-
rill. Madison.
Representative to Legisiature-Alfres
NJ. Holden, Madison; Fred O. Paine An
son; Gilbert L. Forbes, Bridgton.
Waldo.
State Senater-A l.. Young, Lincoln
vile; Judge of Probate-David G. Rich
ards, Monroe.
Register of Probate-Leroy c. Mansur,
Monroe.
Sheriff-Fred H. Cunningham. Monroe
County Commissioner-Ghar r.. Bart
lett. Winterport.
County Treasurer Willard A. Calder
wood, Lincolnville
Representative to Legislature-D. II.
Heal. Lincolngille, William E. Plummer.
Monroe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-07

.E Newbert. w. ]. skeehan. Augusta:
e. y. <eiiener, Jules Damacne. ). ate.-
VILE Henry H. Eldridee. Gardiner: otis
G. Brown, Benton; Chas. w Mower,
East Vass;tlboro, Fred - Morgan Farm
ingdale. Chas. T.. Dutton, China Chas
u. oiBrien, liallowell; Fred A. Blaisdell
Emery " Rogers. Belgrade, T. = Yea
ton, Belgrade.
state senator Arthur b Packard
Rockport, G. Vey Holman, South Thorn
aston: Franklin Trussen, St. George.
ca 8dex fhiip iloWafS Recland mefs
County Treastmer-D. NJ Murphy. Rock
land; Herbert {. Clark. Rockand.
sheriff Grossly Groshy Hobbs, Camden
bert Johnson Rocfland
Clerk Of Courts-Herbert T. Bowman,
Vinaihaven; Lewis + Starett. Rock
land Tyler VI. Coomhs. Camden.
Judge Of probate--.Edwin g. Payson
Roekland; Charles k Miller. Camden
County commissioneI-John 3. Crock
ett North Haven; Arthur Y. Patterson,
VinalhaYen; Jesse Overlook Washing
ton; Edward ID. Carlton, Thomaston.
Register OF Probate Edwin O. Heald
Rockland. Clarence ID. Payson. Thomas
ton. Henry H. Payson, Hope; George w
Gushee, Appleton.
Representative to Legislature Francis
G. French, Oliver Otis George !. Leon
ara, cornelius I)OBeftN, KOektdnus FOf-
rest q. Currier, Camden; Edward s.
Bncklu, Warren Richard O. Ellis.
Thomaston G. II. Bowman, vinalhaven.
orrfn Y. Drew, Vinalhaven, William
brennan, Port clyde.
Lincoln
State senator-Leslie Boynton, Jefrer-
son.
County Attorney-James b Perkins,
Boothbay Harbor
County Treasurer Richard IT. Taylor.
Wiscasset.
sheriff-James II. Doyle Whitefeld.
Clerk of Courts Wilbur f.. Merrill,
Wiscasset.
Judge Of Probate Everett Huntington.
Waldoborn,
County Commissioner ]. Edward
knight, Boothbay Harbor.
Representative 10 northumberland
Waldoboro; Wells A. Deering. Waldoboio:
Herman X. Winehenbaugh. Waldoboros
Franklin w Sherman. Edgecomb. Her-
bert y. Maxwell. Boothbay Harbor.
Oxford.
State Senator. Everett Stuart Hiram.
County Attorney Herbert Beliyeau
Ramford
Register Of Deeds-william Gordon.
County Treasurer-Howard d smith.
Norway
sheriff-wllliam O. Frothineham. Paris.
Judge of Probate-Thomas S. Brigham.
Buckfield.
county Commissioners Richmond l..
Meleher, Rumford
Register OF Prnbate--William a. Lewis.
Norway.
Representative 10 Legislature-E Ernest
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Fleshy People Suffer from
Skin Troubles.

Fleshy people are often troubled
with itching and irritation of the skin,
caused by perspiration and chatting,
which frequently develops into eczema
or other skin trouble and. if neglected,
may become chronic. 1t matters not
how long YOU have suffered or what
kind OF skin trouble YOU have. the new
remedy Cadum should be given trial.
1t has proved blessing to thousands
who have suffered for years from dis
tressing. stubborn and disfgnring skin
diseases. Gadnm is soothing and heal
ing wherever the skin is inflamed, irri-
tated or diseased. It is antiseptie.
and prevents infection from disease
germs. Il acts quickly upon eczema,
pimples, sores. ernptions, ulcers,
rashes. rough skin, ehafings. itching
piles, etc All druggists sell Cadum at
10c and csc. per box.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-07

Mr.. Titus is net only lawyer but
newspaper man of wide experience.
His first work was with Howard Owen
on the Kennebcc Journal, and although
later graduating into the law. Mr.. IT.
tus has never lost touch with the
newspaper fraternity. nor his fondness
for the feel of the news"
Mr.. Titus has strong endorsements
from all parts of the country. His po-
sition on all public questions. partic-
ularly touching prohibition and en-
forcement of the law, are well known
Those who vote for him will know
what they are voting for. He stands
for better conditions and honest liy-
ing up to campaign promises.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-07
Androscoaain Grange.

Androscoggin Grange, Greene, met at
regular meeting May 2, at P. NJ.
After the regular business the following
program was carried out. Song. by
choir; piano solo, Mrs. Laura Bishop
Mower. Prof. Hitchins of Orono was
present and gave an interesting talk
on the scientific way Of setting out a
new orchard" reading by Mrs. Marcia
Rose. The next meeting will be May 16,
at s z. NJ The meeting will be in
charge of Worthy Chaplain c. r. Howe
and William M. Longley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-07

Barlow. Bath
Androscossin.
State Senator-Alexander Coleman, Lis
bon, John G. Riley, Auburn.
County Attorney--Walter r. Pickering,
Judge of Probate-Richard c. Casper
Sheriff.. Alton crooker, Mechanic
Falls
County Commissioner-Joh W. Fessen-
den Mechanic Falls.
County Treasurer Ernest J. Smith
Mechanic Falls
Representative TO observation-disclosures
Ellie, Jr., Auburn; Clarence b. Jordan
Auburn; S. n. Silver. Auburn, Bert L.
Bangs. Mechanic Falls; Gustav A. Fly
Lisbon. %
Hancock.
State Senator Franklin T. Pray, Eden
Register of Probate-Frank j. Nash
Eden.
STRAIGHTFORWARD Leland, Eden.
County Commissioners. Murray Hig
gins. Eden.
Representative TO egislature--Neisor
M. CLANCY, Eden
Knox.
State Senator-Alfred l.. Carlton. Rock
land.
CLERK Of courts-Wnliam o. Rogers. Jr.
Rockland.
County Attorney ]. Hills, War
rem.
Judge of Probate-Frank w Rabbidge
Roekiand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-07
AIna's Candidate
For State Senator.

Alma, Ne, May s.-tspeciaD. viii
liam n. Titus of this town, Republican
candidate for senator from Lincoln
county, is probably as well known as
any man in this part of Maine. Mr..
Titus has always been identified with
the best interests of all the people and
has always stood staunchly for Repub-
licanism as representing those inter-
ests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-07

s.GETS-IT" is the new-plan corn cure
that will surely surprise You the very
first time you use it, il is SO simple,
painless. Quick and sure in its action.
Ii shrivels up the corn. wart, callous
or bunion, separates them from the true
flesh. the corn comes off. aud there you
are, with feet that feel positively glori-
Gus. corn-free once more AS they used
TO be in your barefoot days
The most remarkable feature Is that
..GETS-IT', does not harm or turn raw
the healthy flesh as other preparations
do 1t Is safe as water No more pias-
ters. bandages. or 4+;tises7s
s'GE.TS-IT', is sold at drug stores at
CSC q bottle. or sent on receipt of price
by Il. Lawrence 4 Co., Chicago.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-07


state senatof-Her $. Wing, King
| field
County Attorney-I. Blaine Morrison.
Phillips.
Judge OF Probate Josiah II. Thompson,
Pennington.
shYff-W Burton small Kingdeld.
County Commissioners Newell r.
Knowlton. Pennington; Herbert il.
County Treasurer. Prentice Flint.
Pennington.
Allen Wilton; q. II. Bass. Wilton. Her
bert H. Houghton, Wilton: Whiting J.
Rntler, Farmington; Harry y. Austin.
Phillips, David r. Hinkley, RangeIey
James Mathieson. Rangeiey.
Hancock.
State Senator-Melvin r.. Chatte. South
Brooksvillc; Alexander G. Hagertny fns-
worth; j. Herbert Patten, Eden; Geo A.
savage. Mt, Desert
Ellsworth; Geo Il. Googins, Eden; Fred
L. Mason. Ellsworth.
REGISTER Of probate-Timothy S. Ma
sherin-Leander r. Bunker. Cranberry
Isle; Forrest o. Silsby, Amherst.
County c0nmissioner-Iienty E. Davis.
Mobry. X Haslam, Waltham Henry j.
Joy, Ellsworth; Fred II. Page Bucksport;
Paul w. Scott, Deer Isle; John +. w GOD,
Bluehll
County Treasurer-chas. W. Joy, Ellis
worth; Boyd A. Blaisdell, Franklin.
itepresegtatiye to me Iegislathte-I
Der net j. Morrison, Eden; Willis Arthur
worth. ChaS. l.. BabSon. Sedewick. Per-
ev J.. Aiken. sorrento: Edw. Il. Bragdon,
sullivan, Ililiiard q. smaliinge, " Dnfef
llarbor. Norris L. Heath, Penobseot; Jo-
seph NJ Hutchins, Penobscot; Albert X
Mcbride, MI. Desert: Arthur r. itlo,l1f,f-
son, Southwest Harbor.
kennebec.
state senator-Josah w. Allen. Mt.
thur 4. Shaw, Clinton; Asbury G. Still
phen. Farmngtlale
state senator Wellington T. Reynolds.
WnSloW.
Clerk Of courts chas. ". Jones. An-
Eustst.
County Atlorpe3-wm. II. Fisher, Au-
gtfsia.
Judge of Probate Harold T. Cook.
Gardiner
Registar Of rrobate-Raiph W. Leigh.
sherin Colby Geteheli. cwaterville.
lanes II. Pinkham, Winthrop; Willis a.
Pinkham, Windsor
County. Commissioner Henry T. Cum
mings. Manchester
Comfy Treasurer Bert p. Stuart. Bel
grade
Representative to Legislature Byron
Boyd, Augusta; WilIis T.. Swift. Augusta
Newell A. Reed Gardiner. Chester II.
Bean, Gardiner. John NJ. Eastman Beu-
ton. kdw. H. Cook. Nassaiboro: clias. H.
Drnmmond, Whsow, Fen b. Thompson.
Farningdale; Howard l.. Fuller, China;
Ghas. ". Jones. China; Dana G. Sbillin,
tlallowelii Arthur ]. Chick. Monmouth.
Harry II. Coehrane. Monmouth. Els
worth: Z. Peacock. Readfield; Vim. T.
Mace Rea0lield, Fred "A. Sefibnef. Bel
grade: a. NJ. spauldiHg, Belgrade. Fred
eTf. Waterviiie, james M. Graney, Wa
terVlle. Gorham G. Carr. Watervillo;
Richard g.. CIough, Monmouth.
k,o1
-. ,, t,
~ l tate eiistofr aieis =. ashp'rh'
i 10 . 49, .,.,,,
'istk 81 'onftA-fIahh - Mliieft ROCK
anu ILL., .,, So. ,
.e,S st.1s -. 1oii,iso ll
eiii - ~ ~ 5nu,H,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-07
"sInuo" Beats Bloody Razor and An

Fuss no more with bloody knives and
razors-with Shiny salves and sticky
sticking plasters, Bother no more with
nuts and similar nuisances. No more
need adding insult to injury.
Foot-torture days are over. Praise be
TO Bingoi Great, wonderful Corn-Con-
quering Bingo! Worst corns quickly
yield to It's whitening touch, Intfamma-
ton and pain stop 'as If by magic" No
harm to normal flesh. Corn or cailouS
Just fades away-you peel il OFF. cast Il
from. your sight-foot trouble then Is
merely memory
Make no mistake. IL pestered with
cornS. bunions, cailouses, whatsoever
ally or coilectively-it's BINGO you
want. There isn't anything lust as
| good
At druggists, 25c Or direct upon re.
ceipt of price, by Dennison Pharmacal
Co, Iii Ne. Dearborn St., Chicago, III.
! Sold in this city by: Bowditch. Webster
& Co.: c. II. Became, 1872 Water ST., GAR
diner, Me. t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-07

HE, up TO MONDAY iRitt AT the uephft-
ment of state. of candidates TO be voted
for AT the primaries, Monday, June
u. 1872
REPUBLICAN.
u S. Senator Herbert NJ; Heath. Au-
gusta; Edwin g Burleigh, Augusta,
Frederick A. Powers, IIoalton.
Observation-Disclosures Il. Boothby Port
land: William n Haines, Watervillei AL
bert II. Shaw, Bath
state Alphabetically L. Callahan,
Lewiston.
Kinds, Portland md District: William
H. shelton, Lewiston; 3id District: For
rest Goodwin SkowheEan; Hannibal y.
IIamlin. Ellsworth; ith District, Frank
j.. Guernsey, Dover.
Androscossn.
state Senator--James r. Hutchinson.
Auburn. Dana S Williams, Lewiston,
Henry w. cakes, Auburn.
County Attorney Edward Il. Parent
Lewiston.
Lisbon, Albert T.. kayanagh, lewiston,
Register of Probate-F'red O, Watson,
sberiff-Geo. w. Furbush. Lewiston; ],
Wesley Maxwell, Webster; J Frank
Quimhv, Turner.
County Commissioner b. Iaih-
am. Auburn; Michael a. MURPHY, Lewis
County rreasurer-waiter b. Beals, Au-
burn; Ghas. \. Jordan, Lisbon
Representatives TO I.egislature-Everett
A. Davis. Lewiston: John Harper, Lew
iston stephen j. Kelley Lewiston;
Rudolphe @. Roy, Lewiston: David r.
leaf, Auburn; Reuel w smith, Auburn;
Benjamin r. Sturgis, Auburn: ~ y.
Tracy Auburn; Fred G. Goombs Lisbon;
b Sanderson. Greene Willis T. Gould,
I.ivermore Vim A. stuart, f.fVermore;
Thomas 7. Jenkins. Males
Aroostook.
State Senatof4Albert A. Burleigh,
Honlton: Aaron J. Faliton, Blaine Ira q.
IIersey. Iioulton; Carl ~. Miiliken, lsland
Falls. Fortuna w PelIeties. Madawasl<a.
County Attorney feriey 6 Browli,
Pressure Isle
Judge Of Probate Nicholas Fessenlen.
TT Fairfield.
Register of Probate-seth S Thornton.
Houlton.
sheriff Elpler q. Bryson. IIonlton,
County C0fnmi2stoielgssn Samuel T. Afchi-
bald, MontfeeiIo. Seth rscan.pbell, Island
Falls. Lewis +. Jaekman. Sheraan Mills
County Treasnref-iefes H. Rideeat,
II6uitoH.
Representatives to Iegslat1re-Del-
mont Emerson ISLAND Falls. cyrus w
Benn, Hodgdon: Geo tenfni. ilodgdan;
Iaines Archibald. Houlton. Wilbur G..
Bither. New Limerick: 1otin =. Davidson.
Hammond Pl,; iahn ~ Ramsay. Bialne
seth L. SNOW. Mars filH. Geo r. TIM
phrey Washhnrn Geo. ". Smith, Pressure
Geo w Irving, Caribou: August Peter
son. New sweden. Neil 7. Xiclette. Van
Buren,: Rem a. paigle. Madawaska; IN
sepl +. Cyr, Ft. Kent: olof J. Stadis
ST. Francis. Geo. II. MooefS, Ashland
cun,bari,,d
state Senator-ttoward Davies. Var
mouth Freeman NJ. Grant. freeport
Harry 5, Jordan Cape Elizabeth FRANK
b Marshall Portland; Franklin X. ted
lon. Portland, Walter Il. Clarke. Port
land.
County Attorney Roscoe r. Holt, Fort
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-07
DEMOCRATIC.

! " s. Senator Obadiah Gardner. Rock
land.
Frederick ". Plaisted, Au-
gusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-07
SOCIALIST.

Governor-George Allan England. Wood
stock.
Congressmen--2nd District: Walter r.
Barlow. Bath
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-07
FrankIin.

state Senator Naiorus White. Wilton.
County Attornesazl.. Il. BroWn,s Farm
ington.
County Treasurer Frank 4. Butter.
Pennington.
Sheriff-Victor IL IInart, Pennington.
Harry s Bates, Phillips.
Judge Of Probate Horace =. McLaugh-
lin, New Sharon.
County Commissioner-David H. Cur
rIer Chesterville.
Representative to Samuel
w. Walker. Wilton; Fred r. Young. Will
ton: Chester H. Pierce, Pennington,
Bion Wing, Phillips. Eugene l. Herrick.
| Rangeley
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-07

Following is a complete list Of the
direct primary nominating petitions on
file, up TO Monday night. at the depart
ment of state. of candidates TO he voted
for at the primaries. Monday June
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Hancock.


State Senator-ceel q. Wasgatt, Deer
Isle; Frank T. Ober, Mount Desert; Rich
ard J.. Hartman Bucksport.
County Attorney-Herbert l.. Graham.
Bar Harbor.
County Treasurer-Frank L. Heath,
Ellsworth.
Sherin-Otha H. Jelison, Ellsworth,
Burke Leach, Bllcksport.
County Commissioner-John ~. Doyle,
Ellsworth, George r. Davis, ELLSWORTH
II. Fremont Maddocks. Ellsworth.
Register of Probate-John A. Cunning
ham, Ellsworth.
Representative to Legislature-William
H. Sherman, Bar Hafbor. Joshua T..
Gross. Orland; Harvard g. Jordan, Els
worth. Joseph c. Harmon, Stonington
| Groves s. Bridges, Sedgwick. Joseph j..
| den, Hancock: Otis Littleheld Bluehill.
Franklin Farrow, West Brooksville: Io-
seph w. Small, Mount Desert; Albert Il.
Sargent Lamone.
kennebec.
| State Senator-Reue ]. Moves. Augusta
| w. O. Cobb, Gardiner, Bert j. Libby,
County Attorney-Joseph Williamson,
Judge OF Probationary o. Became.
| Hallowell.
| County Treasurer-John Il. Cunning
| ham. Gardiner
| sheriff Charles NJ Richardson, Water
Clerk of courts-Niles l.. Perkins. Au-
| gusta.
County COMMISSIONER William II.
| Frost, Gardiner; John 5. Gleason, Oak
land, J. w Beck, Augusta.
Register of Probate-EVerett NJ. Mower,
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-05-07


state Senator-Cecil f. Clark, Hollis !.
Aaron b Cole, Elliot, Geo c. Emery
Sanford Edw. G.. Moody, York
Clerk Of Courts-Frank ID. Henderson,
Limerick.
County Attorney-Anthony Dryer, Bid
deford. John G.. Smith, Saco: Hiram WIZ
hard, Sanford.
Judge of Probate-Natilaniel Hobbs.
North Berwick.
Register of Probate-Harry b. Aver.
sheriffNJohn Collins Emmons Kenne-
bunk Bodwei j. Grant, Acton; Frank NJ.
Irving Kennebunkport; Bradford >.
Woodward. York; Daniel w Perkins,
Saeo
County Commissioner John Il. Abbott.
North Berwick Joseph I'll. Dixon, Elliot,
James r. Phiibrick. Kittefy: VIM. $.
| Wells Wells.
County -Thos. j. Carrie. Hoi-
| lis; Fred l. Luce, Old Orchard. j. Per
Hey Putnam, York; VIM. b. Tohey, North
Representative to LegisIature-Alfred
| Bonneau, Biddeford: Godfrey S. Dupre.
| Biddeford; chas. w Purcell, Biddeford.
| Lewis h. StllInan. Saco; Willis III. Fol-
| som, sanford; John b. Russell North
Berwick; Frank Rutter, Kennebunk; Ho-
| mer r. Warehouse, Kennebupk, Arthur
| +. Bragdon. York, Wilbur =. Spencer,
| Berwick; Peleg ". Benton. Pslrsousileld
James A. Roberts, Waterboro. Vim. A.
/ Merrill. Buxton, Joseph II. Benson. Ken
/ nebunkport. Geo. M. Stevens, Kenne-
| bunkpart, Horace Mitchell, kitteIy. }
| Chester Cults, kittery III.
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State senator-Noble Maxwell. Rich
mond
County Attorney Edward w Bridg-
ham, Bath Walter s. Gldden. Bath; Ed
ward G. Plllmmer, Bath; Franklin i.
Sprague, Bath
Register Of Probate-cyns ". Longley,
Bath.
Sheriff~John ". Ballou. Bath
County Commisaioner-Chas II. Mason,
Bath
County rreasurer-AIhert L. strout,
Bath
Representative to the Ieeisiaiure-Wm
A. FuTber. Bath, Roscoe =. Ham, BATH,
Eelw. G. Patten Tnpsham; W. 5. Rogers,
Topsham: fhos NJ. SHELTON. Bowdoin.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-03-22
Social Happenings

Mrs. Byron OF the Clifford Hotel
was charmingly surprised at her home,
last Thursday evening when several OF
her lady friends of the Maccabee
Lodge here, descended upon her with
armfuls Of delicately prepared eatables.
They enjoyed very pleasant evening
playing cards, after which refresh
ments were served. The following
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. Byron,
DR.. and Mrs. Hoxsey, Mrs. Mabel
Hutchings, Mrs. o. S. Sampson, Mrs.
Richie, Mrs. franklin, Mrs. L. Thomp-
son, Miss Mamie From, Miss Fern
Bartlett, Miss Hilda franklin, Mrs.
Weber, and Edward Richie.
Mr.. Arthur Johnson entertained
Mrs. Hutchings' orchestra, of which
he is a member, at his home, last
Wednesday evening, March 18th. Two
members Of the orchestra, Carl Fields
and Jack Gardner left the next day
for Montana, they will return this COM
ing fall, and rejoin Mrs. Hutchings or
chestra. A pleasant evening was
spent after which the guests sat down
to table heavily laden with tempting
goodies. The guests were: Mrs.
Mabel Hutchings, Miss Evangeline
Peterson, Mr.. Johnson, Miss Lily
Johnson, Miss Fern Bartlett, Messrs.
Fields, Gardner, Mckenzie, Art and
Henry Johnson.
Mrs. Turner WEIGH entertained last
Saturday afternoon in honor of Mrs. c.
D. Flanagan. The time was pleasant
ly spent with needle work until FIVE
o'clock when a dainty lunch was
served. The guests were mesdames
C. D. Flanagan, A. P. Sharman, o. S.
Sampson, F. S. Jacobson and Howard
Van Brocklin.
The Leavenworth echo. [volume] (Leavenworth, Wash.) 1904-current, 1912-03-22
Ladies of the Maccabees Install Officers

The Ladies of the Maccabees of the
World held their installation of officers
Tuesday evening, Mrs. Anna Manson,
past commander of Mission Valley Hive
No. 43, Of Cashmere, acting as Install
ing officer. At the close of the beauti-
full and impressive ceremonies, delight
full refreshments were served at the
home of the retiring commander, Mrs.
Richie. The following officers were
installed:
Past commander, Martha Richie.
Commander, Mabel Hutchings.
Lieut.. commander, Mamie Fromm.
Record keeper. Ida Bauman.
Chaplain, Mary Franklin.
Finance auditor, Evangeline Peter
son.
Lady at arms, Ceva Byron.
Sergeant, Martha Logan.
Sentinel, Hulda Dahlgren.
Picket, May Motteler.
Official prompter, Gena Brown.
Musician, Evangeline Peterson.
Captain OF the guard, Ida Hoxsey.
First color bearer, Anna Tahatchek.
Second color bearer, Mary Kregor.
Page, Hilda Franklin.