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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-17
Dies mmo 0aS.

- Gas Stdbtrdtbssommittse fir Bes
I,uhiuns, Der Gire.tor fir offentlihs
arbsiitn price unb Woiierlpertss Sus
psrinienb<nt 9alopin bsabiihtiaien
gtftern bic elettrifdx Qi1ionl1ae in
Wabifonpille. Dus aommitiee tpirb
btm Staotr1ih am /. Juni itinen Be-
rid. unterbreiien unD 91reitor priee
ipiro bas babin eintn geriht iiber bic
9tiriebstoften unb bic Ginnabmen
uusarbeiien.
- Stnbtnnipolt Hsttman benaf)s
ridiigte seitern ben SGulratb oab
bm Stobtrntb bas Rett suitebt, iiber
ben itbt BON benz Shulratb bsnubisn
GiBun9sInnl Sn periiiaen. ia Der
Gaal fur oie NIT ben Nrbeiten an hm
neuen absussfnnaL Spftsm b<ihdftigs
ten Jngenieiire unb 3eihnsr gstpiiniht
fpirb, fpirb Der 6tnbtraib fpabriheins
lib ben 5hulrotb erfuden, feline Sibs
iinssn i'm Stabiratbsiaale ab3ubdltsn.
- G<b6uoes Jnipeitor Rnpp tons
bsmnirit geitern ben bOl3erntn Stall
bon syrau Marp WilIsr, No. It'll
prinb Strobe. Der Stau muB inner.
balb 5uanais 1assH nisotrstriIfsn
iperbsn.
- DER q. W. 6. v. WefMrs DRnIs
nm Gonntag Pahmiitas um A ll6r
ipirb nuf btm RdfenploBt Der gDobs
nung Dou 5ruu Jds. Qorulon auf
college 6in nbsebalttn iperoen. Gpss
5inIpdgen fnbren nm 3 ll6r BON Der
G6e bes 8. unb mdlnst Gtrobe ob.
Mer. GogleB> ipirb iber b1s 9ttmu
sOaI Esisa sss tfaas iese4su..
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-17
Gudlte cine SdDlafitclle.

poli5iit Neit fanb gsItern Qbenn natl
9llhr Elm iunses WdoasH. ourhnGBt
uno fpeineHb. an Golerain unb 5arris
ION Aoenue Dor. Das mdbhsn, ipsl6es
srtIdris. ieinen ploB gum Shlaf.n gu
bdttn, CAB ihreH Ramen ols Wurp
wiiller, 16 Sabre alt. bon Rorrop.
Cbio. an uno srtldrts. feit 5pei Sab
ren in Cincinnati gefpobnt unb in per=
fhiebenen Deihdften gearbeitst su bu.
ben. Gie min Bel elmer Grau an Der
Central 4penue tpObnen. iidl jeboh bes
Romens Der 7rau ooer Der 6ausnumz
mtr rliht trinnern. tonnsn. Sis tpuroe
DorIdufig i'm 1ttentjonshaus eingsz
fperrt, um heute oem Sugenbrihter
ncrgefiibrf 5u iperoen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-17
unfdae.

Jrau Gliiabetb Cirrus. 81 Jahre
alt. No. 2501 Sprins 9rope 4psnus,
fisl seitern in ibrer Wobnung BON els
mem Stubl unb brad oas Iinte gein.
Die Wtrungliidie tpuroe nat benz itabs
tiihsn 6oipit1l sebro6t.
Die 81 SABRE alt. Qnnie Russ
bauer. cine Ditttpe, bon Ro. 81 on
WcWiden ape.. ipurbe seiiern on Der
0rttn. nabe Race Strube, pom bem
4uiomobil bes Or. Bauer. SO. 1856
Shio apenue, sstrOffen uno CUR 5sis
te gefnleubert. tam ieboh NIT ungss
fdbrlihen gsrlebunsen bapon. Gie
lpuroe BON 5rsunOen bsimsebraht.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-17
9iepublitaniidDe Ytailenueriammlung
am Samitaq.

2lm Sdmitug Q6sno fjnoet in Der
WuiitbaQe cine republitaniite Waiz
IsnOeriummIung itatt, in peIher g.
nator Diron, Der @orIiber Oes natioz
nalen Rooieoelt aampogne 9omitz
tees. uno 5err Dm. prenDergaIt, Der
Comptroller Der Stuot Rem gort, 3u
GunIten Der fir Sol. RooIe0eIt berz
pfltdtsten Delegaten CUR rspubIitanis
iheu Rationaltonpsntion Reben baIten
peroen. Der WafenOeriummlung
piro elm aon8srt porauslsben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-17
2okQl.Dfridt
WaserplDfi
gernriadyt in benz Giabliiiemtnt Der
gpben Art So. grohen Sdlaoen.
Webrere Eerfunsn mebr Dber ipeniger
id)iuer periett.

esm Grbgeihcb bes GtobliFsments
Der gobsn 4rt &c., go. 400 Re:e
Strobe, fano geitern 4bsno turS DOR S
lIbr cine gsfpaltiss gGs.Grploiipn
itatt, pelhe in Der Rahbarihdft grobe
Eufreguns uHo sinen rieiigsn Wlsns
fhenauffauf psruridfae uub BEL mel.
der mehrere perionsn gum Slid nur
lngefabrlibe 0erleBunssn oapontrus
gen. 6trr 4rtbur goDsn, Der Gisea.
tbdmer oes 0eihdfis. befono iid init
ieinsr 1ohter In Der Office unb itidt.
iih an, Den Qaben gu fhlieBen, ais er
einen ftorten Gasgerud Dabrnabm.
gr benahrihtiste Die Gasgeienihdit
uno oieie sntionbte ben 81 Sabre altea
s5nipettor Dm. 6. Garner pom glo.
68 Hace Strabe, um cine llnteriu6aRg
pcr3unebmen. 0ieier begab iit in Lug
Grbgeidob unb i'm nGtiten augsnbiit
eriolste cine 10 beftige Grploiion. Dab
Die iommtIiheH JenIter Der Yorberlelte
ees 5dnies settriimmert tpurben.
edrnep puroe Al 8ooen gihleuOert
unp erlitt ihmsr3bofte granbtpunocn
i'm 0eiift, i'm Radsn uno an ben 21-s
men uno odnben. 5err 8oben, rpsls
der in Der Office FAB, nurbe apurh zen
auftorud bon ieinem Stuhle esihlen-
bert, fam jeood unperlest bapon.
3pei Nneeiiellte Rdmsns Riharo
araut uno lllri6 4brams befan0sn
iih i'm 3. Stotpert uno ipuroen ebsns
fans burh ben 2uftbrud niebergeppr.
fen uuo Sogsn iif idmsrsbafte aonius
iicnsn gu. 5enrp 8. Shining Don 60
1928 6etpiit apeuue fam eerabe du
nem 6aufe uorbei. dIs bic Grp:oiion
itattfanb. Gr puroe in peitsm gogsn
miiHn in Die Strdbe gsfhlsuoert, DO.
bel sr einise Gustftungsn uno 46s
ihiirfunosn erliit. Carmen tpurbe i'm
pairoIipassn Ro. / nah benz itdhtts
fhen 5oipitul uno BON bort, na4bsm
er perbunbsn tuoroen mar. nah isiner
Wobnung sebraht.
Der 5eusrpehrmann ssrdnt R. Oil.
ton bon 9o. 1922 Melroie apenue,
ipelder ii9 in Der RGhe befanb, iannte
einen alarm BON FdIten go. 80 elm,
ipGbrsnb polt3iIt S6alIer oas gpli3s;s
Qutomobil requirirts. Die sJeuertpsDr
brauhte niht in 1bdtig.eit gu trsten,
bd bic grploiion fein ieusr na6 ith
ee3oeen bate. Ter 2uftDruf mar is.
bod elm 10 sepaitieer. oab, fpie geIagt.
bic idmmiIihen Geniter Strtriimmert
uno bic i'm srften Stotpert antergss
brahten 5ablreiden iperthpoaen Sc.
mdIoe, gilber unb onnersn SunItgts
ssnitdnoe gum getraes non ca. $1,000
bsIhdbiet ipurosn. gie bds Gas CUR
Grploiion aebradt fpuroe, lieb ii9 nod
niAt gsnau fsitfte[lsH, ieoo4 ljsgt Die
2lnnabme nabe. bab Carmen beim 9ss
irsien bes at[iers unporiihtisertreiie
Gin StreihhOl3 angesiiroet bat.
Der 8au-QommiiiGr ipirb bas 6aus
inierfudtn luifen. um fsit5uiteIen, u6
bic Wauern burh bic grplofon sss
i1pd6t Dorbsn finb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-17
@ermift.

Die 16 Sabre alte 5elene GaDenber
BON Ro. 1898 2inn Strabe, purbe qez
tern BON ibrem Batter Der poIi3ei ais
OermiBt gsmslbet. Das junge Wdbdsn
entfernte Iih am 15. Wai, nnqeblit
um iid mad ibrsr 4rbettsItsue, Wobel
Gaunorp, 8u begsben uno iit Ieitoem
perihpunpsn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-17
,,m gieuite get0otef.

paul Wurrap. 27 Sabre alt. Elm Gis
itnbatnanseitellier. tpobnbafi an Meit
8. aDenue. nahe s5reeman 4pe.. ipurbe
gtitern Morssn ipdbrenb Der 4rbeit in
ben 5Ofen an 0eit unb Measan Mpt.,
pontiner Qotomotine Der Giibbobn
iiberfdbren unb auf Der GtelIs setobtei.
Der Gcroner tDurbe knanri6tigi unb
orDnsts siHsn ssnausf an.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-17
Jn(anOgclegrap6
Sprana in ben 6ubfon.


Rem gprt, Is. mai. Gin qut.
sstlstoeter Weann, oIfsnb1r Elm 2tus.
ldnber. iprurg am MittpOh tur3 p0-
Uttttsrnaht BON benz 9erbed sine-
9ampffGbre in ben Rortb Riper, ndhz
btm er turs 3upor Elm potst papisr.
in's MaFer geporfsu bate. Gs puroe
iofort uuh Dem Qebensmuoeu cine
Su6e angsitelt, feline 2si6e tonnt:
iHoehsn ntAt gefunoen Deroen.
Der 3 S6lspp6ampfsr Git
II. Jrtb" i'm 8 bio
umgsi9Iugeu.
pittsburg. ga, IT. mai. Der
G6lepppumpfer y2ittle 5rsb" puros
an Donnsritag uuf bem Ohio JluB in
ter RGte Don SteubsRpiIIe BON einsm
Sturm umgeporien unb Der aapitcn
Sliper g. 0ilmore Don gittsburg fan
babel ums 2e6en. Die ibrigen 19
Wiann pOn Der geTaBung parsn in
Stanoe. iit gu rettsn.
U Ioin Z. Sol llinger ges
itor6en.
GoIumbu 5, g, Is. Wtai. 9llpin
9. 3oQinger, Der am Wontag in Ell
nem bieiiaen Earf bon Srl. Cecilia
sSarlep geifoiien Duroe, lit am Con.
neritag aeitorbeu, obne mieoer 5ur
gciinnllng gefonlmen 3u ieiu. Sri.
6orlep lpie sserome 8liglep, tbr
9rdutigmH, Der lih in ser 9tdhe be.
fano, peroen iest oes aforoes i'm er.
item @rao angeflagt iperben.
Gie YolI3ei if)entt Dem pom sSrl.
6orIep geHatteu GeitanbniB niht
gang 8lullben uno iest ibre ltuteriu.
dung tort.
,yrl. iSarlep bat sueeItanoen, oaB
;3oIiinger. Der oerbeiratbet mar, tie
ben Sabre lang ibr intimer 5reuno
gelueien mar.
Gin 5eim fir oas osutI # E
5beater in Ct. 2ouis.
ct. 2ouis, NO., Is. Wtai. Der
9lun fir Elm osuti6es 9beatsr, tpsIhss
fir $112,50O am Telmar gculsndro
erri6iet fperben ion, III Don benz 9.-s
titetten GriB Wiomaun beenost NOR
pen. 9as Gsbdube iou, fpsnn m0gIih,
nod Dor 9esinn Der SpislSeit in;
5erbit Dollenoet iperosn, 9as betreTz
fenoe 8runbitiid rpurbe bsreits Dor
msbrersn sSabren eripotben unb bic be-
a0tbigten $112,50O tparen bis auf Elm
@erinaes ihon felt einigsr 3sit az
8cihnet rporoen.
Das neue Ibeater fpirb Elm feue.@
Iicherer, ihmudsr gau i'm Renaifianec.
fill peroen, Der auf beibtn Seiten bon
einem freisn pluB umgeben iein ipirD.
0ls 5bsater tpirb 1000 Sispldss
snthdlten.
3 gabngeielIfhaft muBsa6s
len.
9ranoaapibs 3, Did,, Is. Wai.
Die Chicago, aalamu5oo &c Gasinap
HCbuaslsuidaft plaoirse TIM 9uuoess
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-17
0incinati Surugemeinoe.

Sn Der regeImdBigen 9srfammluns
Der Cincinnati 5urnsemsiube am
Samitng miro Serr gmiI GSd,iele
bic Debate iiber bas 5Rma ,gBie melt
eritrsden fit bic Gunttionsn bss 5urHz
lehrers" einleiten.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-17

biitrift @erf6te f6ulDig, ibre
Jru6teintragungen gefdlfdt 5u babsn
unb pur0e 3u $1,000 Strafe perurz
tbeilt. Die BON ben aaufIeuten oerz
f4idten Waaren tpurben BON Puntten
IN Der Jtdbe Ralama3oo's 10 eingetra=
gen, als ob fie bon &dlamd5oo aus
Deri6idt tporben ieien, ipobur6 Der
8abn Elm geipifer 8ortbetl e-tpuhs.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-17
Said,enoleb.

4puian pbillips, BON go. 61o
Jobn GtrcBe, ipuroe seitern Mbeno an
Der 3. uno Wsdin Strabe BON einsm
outoeslsibstsn Nonn anssrebsi, tpeIGsr
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-17

fid ndd Der 4Dreie eines Grprebmanz
nes ertunoigte. Wdbrenb Der llnterres
oung itabl Der 5remos ibm $35 aus
Der Weitentaf6e unb lief bur9 bic
8anf Nlen odnon.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-17
rDu teb rit 3ur re6ten
Stuube."

Sat: Sine Wutb ba6 i'd beut -
cine Muth - -"
mirth: ,Gd tpmmen g grab
ret1. 5err @orFtaHb; 8 pirb friia
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-17

DsSiiripabr, ciu beller 2nabe!
@ie aufaepeft. g8ie flugl -
60 friibe Seilte5qabe,
Sie iii nid]t 3u pernerfeu!"
Wtan itnunt NIT Red}t luo jug. -
Tod oauert es 81 Iange.
Io~>~ss. inns ant Die Rerpss
Ter aaleasiie Range!
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-17
@rnnoeisent6um II. 2auten,

Gillian s. gufer, 5uOieite Ger
grie Strabe, 3niihen Wtaoiion uno
s9rrp StraBe, Srid gBobnbaus,
$4,000.
Serbert See. Sbierbatoru no. un6
Wtitigan stpenue. 8ohnbms $1,000.
Wa9oaIena G6le, 8ilbert 9loenue,
stpiiten Morris unb 9esrfisIo 2lDs.,
9rit 8obnhaus. $1,000.
:. 8. @ooooro, gnrdD Auenup, &c,
genilber Der Arfer Strabe, 8obn.
Dan5 $500.
SEQ. Stenger, Goler1in Vife, Wtt.
Iiru, ;yrame @ohnbaus, $1,000.
Mm 5. grgb. Cit 9tIogenap nabe
aeooing Ho., Grid 8obntuus,
$4,000.
5rau g. q. gobe, Sii0ieite Ser
Garnatior, 3riihen Slider imo Ser.
mole, aonfrct 8obnbaus $4,000.
sSrru Wnrn Collins. 5iioieite Ser
Rapio Run R6. nohe glenpap, 9rid
Wohnhnus $1,000.
5rant Sum!er, Role apenue, moro.
lid bon 8Ienpap, fSrame 8obnbaus
S1750.
Chr onSn OF Eerpctual SeIo Con.
gresation, 620 Telhi 2lpenue, Se.
oamsoille, Viarrhaus $4,000.
Sbeobors Wap.r & gro. ba6en o..
fern bas 2tftDdigs WO6nbaus go.
529 Gamoen Qpenus fir ben qreis
BON $3.50 on 5srrn gitus Sefels
ptrsouft. Tas GruHbitiid Bat cine
Gront DON so GuB.
Cberft u. 80. Ruffner bonn gunbesz
SnseHieurs=Gorps tdufte oeitsrn burA
Bermittelung Don gberfole e 60. Don
Der 2opal aesion bas Dobnbaus g2o.
2038 4u6urn 4penue,- bos oon oem
peritorb.nsn Ri6ter u. 6. SbompIon
Der 2opaI 2egion hirtsrluiIsn puroe.
Der aaufprsis iou niat gang $4,000
betrdaen.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-05-17
,.G4 Aitt siuci @eae!!"

Etit.afeit sn bnIfen-- -nntErIthbs Neae. m
tern. GVtiHGtn rie. unb oer tipiiiitrts auee--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-01
TUBERCULOSIS DAY.
observance in fo0.onn palnits-Gon
sumption Causes $4,000 Church
Deaths Annually.

Churches and religious societies. to
the number of at least 100000, will be
urged 10 give special attention to the
prevention of tuberculosis ON Sunday,
October 9th, or on some day during
the week preceding or the week fol,
lowing that date This season has
been set apart and designated as the
Third National Tuberculosis Day by
the National Association for the Study
and Prevention OF tuberculosis, which
makes this announcement o-day.
The Maine Anti tuberculosis Asso-
citation will ask the cooperation of the
pastors of all the churches in Maine
in the observance of this day. Litera-
ture and an outline for a sermon will
be sent any pastor asking for the same.
1t is hoped that in many of the
churches, a physician or layman inter-
ested in the work will occupy the pull
pit on that day Any communication
regarding this subject should be adj
dressed, Executive Secretary, Maine
Assn. Fairfield, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-01

eoiburn homestead is the house built by
Major Reuben Colbtnn, who also built
the batteaux for transporting Arnold's
troops above tide water. AS will be re-
called the corps of IfO0 men in ,Arnold's
command marched from Cambridge to
Newburyport, there emharking for the
kennebee. The advanced vessels reached
Pittston, Sept. q, 1775. TO provide trans
portation for the troops above tide
water, where the river was not navigablc
for the vessels, boats We're in process of
building at the shipSard Of Major Col
burn. The batteaux were not quite fin
ished and these first arrivals anchored
and waited for the remainder of the yes
sells. Then the vessels proceeded leaving
behind number of men to bring up the
batteaux. Benedict Arnold was among
those who waited, and he was the guest.
over night, of Major Colburn who with
others from Gardinerston Went up river
with the expedition. After the formal
meeting had adjourned Miss Colburn
took her guests UP stairs to the room
whore Arnold slept. The house yet re
tains old Colonial features; paneled
wainscottings and open fireplaces in the
great square chimney which is the
only chimney in the main house
Here is the brick oven from which so
many goodies have been drawn; ambers
jellied Indian paddings, pumpkin pies
s'rye-nd-injun" bread. crusty and tooth
some. There is a little chimney closet
now displaying old heirlooms of dishes
There is a corner cupboard of odd and
graceful design and other old time tea-
lures. Refreshments were served on the
lawn under shade of fine old trees
There were about Z "Daughters'' pres
ent at this pleasurable meeting, which
was the last for the season.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-01
AMUSEM ENTS.
Popular Pitcures-opera House.


An appealing offering OF highly inter-
estins. amusing, and carrying a wealth
of thought and food for deep reflection
and greatly assisting in developing the
progress Of knowledge. of which new
devotces arc daily adding to the list OF
Opera house patrons, are the present
showing of pictures. A Man in the
Making" an Edison production is one
Of the greatest examples in this new
idea Of clean and refined amusement.
Pathe's Weekly. a Photographic cl1roh-
iele Of the most interesting happenings
of current events from all parts of the
world, with a good portion in cur own
country, is another bit of evidence of
the advance taken by moving pictures
as enlighteners and amusers The COM
edy pictures furnished by the Selig
Company are sure dispellers of the
most exaggerated case Of the blues"
The selig drama entitled. In Exile" is
truly dramatic effort that is astound-
ing. from the point of scenic surround
ings theme and clever acting. An Of
fering worthy of your time for reere-
alton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-01
HOW GIRLS
MAY AVOID
PERIODIC PAINS
The Experience of Two Girls
Here Related For The
Benefit of Others.

Rochester, N. Y.-"I have daugh-
ter 10 years old who has always been
very healthy until recently when she
complained of dizziness and cramps every
month, so bad that would have to keep
her home from school and put her to bed
to get relief.
after giving her only two bottles of
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound she is now enjoying the best of
health. cannot praise your Compound
too highly. / want every good mother
to read what your medicine has done for
my child - Mrs. RICHARD N. DuNHAM,
81 Exchange St, Rochester, NY.
Stoutsyille, Ohio. - suffered from
headaches, backache and was very irreg-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-01

Mrs Lizzie H. Towle who is spend
ing the summer with her son. George
N. Towle, in Newport, r. l., on July
26 celebrated her 10Th birthday. Mrs.
Towle received a shower of cards and
messages from Maine and elsewhere.
AT lunch the table was prettily dec
Grated with cut flowers. in the center
was the birthday cake upon which the
iigures f6 were very prominently dis
played. One of the pleasures of the
day was that of the ocean drive, OF
ten miles. Mrs Towle declares thai
half was never told of Newport by.
the-sea and that the visit has been tn,
time of her bfe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-01

Eddie Hamilton and Albert KEEL
ley We're before Judge Lancaster,
Wednesday forenoon. in the municipal
court, and pleaded guilty to the charge
of drunkenness. Hamilton Was SEN
fenced to pay'a fine of $40 and costs OF
court or serve 60 days in Jail, and was
committed in default of payment. KEEL
ley, who was before the court on a
similar charge within a short time, was
ordered TO pay n fine of IS and the costs
of court or serve 60 days in Jail. and
he paid the fine. The respondent was
told that he would be given a straight
9O-days' jail sentence Il he ever APP.
peared in the court again for being in
toxicated
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1912-08-01
PITTsToN

WIS. party was heiu at the nome OF
Nc 'oilh Whitihore, thursday, in
.'onof Vi her oaushtei, Mrs. Chford' who
= passins Tue summer thefe- Those
p.essh' were MIS- waiter Moores' Mrs
=. hayes mrs. donovan, Mrs. Otis
1ioosAer anu Mrs. Sophroilia blahehard OF
1afaiher, ana mrs. ia Connors OF RAN
uoiph- me hrst prize was taken by Mrs;
Moores, tle second py Mrs. blanchard.
MIS- FRANK PATTERSON ana daughter
1aroiyh' ielt fittstoh, thursday, Tor
thelr nome IN WaterVilie, AFTER passing
rev weeks with relatives mere Miss
1aroiyh' VINO had padiy spralned arm
as result OF 1all from load or nay,
was improving
MRS. owen Blenn and son, Parker, are
WISHING her iatner' Il. M. Lapham.
Annie MOODY has vacation from her
duties VITA Nickery d Hill, publishers.
me leave Oh absence 10 last until after
LABOR day.
A barn dance. in honor of Mrs. Rufus
Lord OF Heading, Mass, ana Miss Doro-
thy Fackner OF Brooklyn, y. n, was
heid tuesday evening, at Riverview
Farm, the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Oliver
Rollins. The fine modern barn was
handsomely decorated with greens. by
the TWO Mrs Lord Inc music was fur-
nished by Lees orchestra Refresh
ments were served throughout the eve
ming. There was an attendance OF many
OF Pittston's summer guests ana OF peo-
pie from Gardiner, beside those resident
IN the vicinity
MT. ana MRS w. W. hhisht, VINO nave
been passing some weeks at the
homestead on kennepec snore' closed
the mouse, Saturday, Mr. hnisht
returning to bridgeport conn. MIS-
Knight, with Miss Barbara ana Mas
Ter BLY, VIII remain with her par
ents IN South Gardiner Tor longer VISIT
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hill and emil
dren, Ralph and Beatrice OF Massachu-
setts' We're weekend guests OIL reia'iVes
at The Pines.
Mrs, George Leonard of Passadumkeas
has been the guest Of Mrs ALVIN Cults
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. George Rollins and their
company went to Portland in their auto
Saturday. returning the same day.
Harlan Fossett has been substituting
for mail carrier on r. F. D. Route IL
Miss Florence Ellis is to occupy the
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MT. RNON.

Mrs. Dyer of Portland. formerly Miss
Mae Tibbetts Of Mt. Vernon. was in town
from Friday to Monday last, visiting
friends.
Aunt Lydia Robinson is with her niece,
Miss Faustina Bean, who has been i'll
for about a week.
Nathaniel Robinson went to Skowhegan
last Monday, and will probably be gone
until fall.
Charles Kingsbury is at Bingham for
a weeks fishing trip.
Rev. r. w. Klein ohiciated at the flu
neral of the infant daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Davis in Vienna, last Tues
day afternoon.
The monthly conference meeting of the
Baptist church viii be held at 2 L. NJ,
Saturday. Aug. 8.
A baptismal service will take place,
next Sunday noon, Aug. L. at French
beach, ON Flying pond.
The recent showers have greatly helped
the growth of field and garden crops.
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NATIONAL. HOME,


of.cer of the day, Capt. George w.
Belcher
Harold L. Crane. chief clerk in the
quartermaster,s department, with his
family, left, Wednesday, for his home
II Whiting. making the trip by auto
The total crop of hay, which has been
cut and housed from the Home farm,
this season. is SIG tons.
James Raglan left, Wednesday. on a
f1rlough, which he VIII enjoy at Togus
lake.
Ehen A. Witherell was granted a
furlough, Wednesday. and left for
f}rockt@n. Mass.
Four members reported Wednesday.
from furlonghs: William Denegan from
Newmarket; George w. Pickering from
NeTDuryport; james L.. Lyons from
Waterbury. and John Murphy from
Providence
The membership of the Branch is
1856. with ESQ absent.
Tho grand officers of the Ladies of
the c. A. r.. were at the Branch,
Wednesday, and called at headauar-
ters. They were: President. Mrs. Mary
+. Tarbox of Fryeburg. junior vice
president, Mrs. A. p. Perkins of Hall
lowell; secretary. Mrs. Florence NJ.
Wallace of Vassalboro; also Wallace
r. Tarbox of Fryeburg and A. b. Per-
tins Of Hallowell. The party visited all
points of interest and enjoyed their
brief visit.
Mortimer ID. Williams of Boston
was the guest, Wednesday. of Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur Lewis.
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WHITEFIELp.

Bert d. Jewett and family were the
guests of Mr.. Jewetts brother, p. T.
Jewett, in Alma. sunday.
Mrs. Webster Peaslee is gaining in
health.
The BURBERRY crop In town is the
lightest for many years. They blossomel
well for the cold weather but the dry
time caused them to blight in most
places. Some report a good crop where
the pasture was not in dry place; they
are very late at the best and VIII last
till September: the green ones that did
not blight are growing now. since the
rain.
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The management of New Meadows
Inn desires to contradict the rumors
that have been circulated to some ex-
tent around this section of the State
that the price of shore dinners at the
Inn have been advanced to $100 n
plate. The price remains the same
figure as formerly, rs cents for each
person for the best shore dinner in
Maine. Popular appreciation ofANew
Meadows Inn shore dinners is shown
by an ever increasing patronage. every
day this season finding there hundreds
of guests. An orchestra on Sundays
is a new feature, greatly appreciated,
at the Inn, JulsSveoGSs
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Funeral of Miss Marguerite A. Hou
tek,..

Funeral services for the late Miss
Marguerite A. Houlehan were held ut
9 A. NJ, Wednesday. from St Mary's
church. Rev. Thomas j. Nelligan was
the celebrant of the funeral mass and
also paid touching tribute to the
character of the deceased. The service
was attended by large number OF
neighbors and friends of the deceased.
The pail bearers were p. J. Sullivan
Henry n. Tetreault John j. O'ConneH
and John Ryan. mterment was in the
family lot in st. Josephs cemetery,
Gardiner