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Connecticut western news., 1912-05-23

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Connecticut western news., 1912-05-23
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 'No," said the old lady, jest as soon as he gifts his shoes polished, puts on a piled shirt and takes a ride in a ortermobile he'll wonder why it didn't occur to him to run for president"- Atlanta Constitution.
Connecticut western news., 1912-05-23
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Connecticut western news., 1912-05-23

Editor News: Last Saturday a dark object was seen near Falls Village; after revolving for few moments it started towards the Under Mountain. country, drawn by an irresistible attraction that is drawing so many things that way-as it came through the air it was observed to be beautiful piano, (the one of The News contest could not oompare) and it rolled into the open door of MT. A. M. Bosworth's house and voice from some where said, Ruth Bosworth, this is for you" All honest effort brings reward, and we are sure many of The News subscribers will be glad for Ruth. xx
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SOMERSET.
HINCKLEY.

Miss Beulah Ireland of Canaan Is
working for Mrs. Melvin Palmer.
Mrs Edward B. HinelIley and Miss
Faith J. Hnekley returned from New
York, Saturday, Feb. u
Miss Lena Daley has been very i'll with
measles.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs w. II.
Judkins has been sick for several days.
Miss Lucy Dinsmore entertained the
Kennebec-side Club at the home of Mrs.
G. w Hinckley, Saturday afternoon,
Feb "a
Melvin Palmer went to Portland on
business, Wednesday
w. b. Whittier of Skowhegan was in
town March 6,
The matrons at Good viii Farm We're
recently entertained at Willow Wood.
The little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. l..
p Kicker, who has been very ILL., is re-
ported much better.
J. D. Packard OF, Skowhegan conducted
the evening meeting at the church,
March ).
Miss Josie and Harold Bremner of
Clinton. also Everett and Merritt Diclley
of Canaan were in town, Wednesday
evening.
Lauring Strickland has been ill the
past few days with the measles.
Miss Alice Emerson was the guest of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Emer-
son, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Dunbar and chill
dren of Skowhegan visited relatives in
town, March >.
The Good VIII Farm girls gave an en-
tertainment, Friday evening in Moody
hall. TO a good sized audience. After a
program of musical selections and read
ings, debate was held. the young lad
les showing themselves capable of hand
ling the subject under discussion in u
buSinesslike manner.
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CLiN

NQRTH-Mrs. AIphcus Adams is
very sick With the measles. a physi-
clan was called again. Tuesday night
Harold Gerald is also sick with the
measles
Burt Goodridge was in Waterville
Monday and Monday night. took Il
trolley ride to Lewiston and went to
the theatre, returning to Clinton on
the early morning train
Mrs. Mary +. Goodridge is working
for Mrs. Arthur Richardson at the VII
lage.
Mrs. May Dixon of Watervillc passed
Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
c. Dixon and attended the social III
the evening.
daughter, Celia. of Burnham are visit
ing her sister. Mrs. Alice Gerald
There was a very good attendance
at the Box sociable Only T. boxes
being for sale a small sum was real
lied. but every one seemed to be hav-
ing a good time. The following is the
program:
Song ........ Rev. and Mrs. y NJ. Cox
Farce" Advertising for a Servant.
Cast:
Mr.. Bray .....=.,..... sydney GoodridGe
Mrs Bray ..=.-....... Mrs. Zadee Gerald
Bridget Otingley. Mrs. Walter Gowen
Katrina Vanscopenfungerming
Mrs. Geo. Sherman
Miss Lilly Snowdrop. Miss Nesta Dixon
Mrs. Esquire Jones and son, Freddie.
Mrs james Hoxie and son. Nathan.
Song-"Has Anybody Here Seen KEEL
lev" yesta Dixon, Harold Dunton
Recitation-sHow Sally Helped
Goldie Reynolds
Song-"In the City Where Nobody
Cares Bulah and Melburn Cox
Recitation-"Re Reflections of Country
Boy" Nathan Hoxie
Dialogue-"The Way to Windhan.
Norris Palmer and Harold Dunton
Song-"Will the Roses Bloom III
Heaven
citatiion-"Johnnie on Geo. Wash
ington Wayne Gerald
Observation-Disclosures Pickle,
Nesta Dixon and Vincent GoWcn
Song-"Whcn the Daisies Bloom.
Vesta Dixon and Harold Dunton
Farce--"The Census Man.
Vincent GoWen, Nesta Dixon
Dialogue" Mulrooney's Mistake, Mrs.
Clark Dixon. Miss Nesta Dixon Burt
Goodridge and sydney GoodrldSe.
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STATE HOUSE.
Inspection Of Organized
Militia Begins.
State Auditor Makes Monthly
Statement 10 Governor.
Comrs. Approve Grand Trunk Petit
ton Back Cove Bridge.
STATE HOUSE CALENDAR.
Regular Meeting Of Governor and
Council, Friday, March IS, at 10 A. NJ.

Tile inspection of the organized
militia of the State, as required by
act of Congress, began this week with
the inspection of Coast Artillery COM
pahcS The 18th Co. of Westbrook
was inspected, Monday, thc~Gth Co of
Sanford Tuesday, and the 18th Co. of
Biddeford, Wednesday.
The companies assigned for inspcc-
ton the coming week are as follows.
Coast Artillery, 3d Co. Auburn, Mon
day. March II: 18th Co. Lewiston.
Tuesday, March L; 9th Co., Lewiston.
Thursday, March IA 4th Co. Bath,
Friday. March Il; Infantry. co. ID.
Norway, Monday. March IL.
80. Nj of Augusta viii be inspected,
Monday, March Is and tile State store
houses at Augusta. Wednesday. March
~. The inspection of the various
companies will continue through
March and April. concluding, Tuesday,
April Ii with the inspection of CO. II,
Wateryille. The Hospital Corps de-
taehment at Waterville Will be in
speeted. Monday. April Is.
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MONTViLlE.

CENTER-Alrs. Frank y. Luce is i'll
Augusta. called there by the illness
of her aged father, George Parks.
Mrs Freda wellington who died,
Sunday, left an infant aged -four
weeks. She was the Wife of Burnett
Wellington and daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs John +. CARL.
Frank Boynton. who has been sui
fering from an abscess in his head, is
considered to be out of danger.
Miss lola Dyer who was injured by
a patient at the Northampton. Mass,
insane asylum, is critically i'll in
Brocllton, Mass Her mother went to
Brockton. Thursday.
Daniel Walker. of Knox. was at \
D. Bakers, Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs V. .. Weed recently fell and
injured her hip.
f. A Luce got home from Winter
port, Saturday night.
Mrs 4. ID. Baker and daughter
Miss Helen, We're guests of Mr. and
Mrs. John Mayhew. in Searsmont, lasl
week.
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priated. Schools, 500; highways 81.
support of poor. 5000; other purposes,
$10S5: total, 1868
MADISON Selectmen. f. L. Perkins.
w. T.. Clough, y, 3. Hobert: town clerk.
5 T. Remick; treasurer, * c. Graz
tax collector, j. r. Withee: school COM
lnittee. r. w Webber. Money appro-
priated: Schools, $1,000; highways, 5000;
support of poor, 1920
BiNGHA M-Selectmen. 5. \. Smith.
Henry Cooley, Orison Gordon. town
clerk, w b. Goodrich; treasurer, Il. w.
Moore; tax collector c. w. Dutton;
school committee, Chas t. Ball Money
appropriated 81, 256: schools. $500; high
ways s2lo0; support of poor, 500; other
purposes. S6556.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. J. L. Smith. W.
G. Wade, G. NJ. Farrand; town clerk, y.
r. Works: treasurer, \. T. Works ;
tax collector. G. II. Girdlef; school
committee. \. +. Mcmahon. Money
appropriated $500 schools, $500
highways, $500; support of poor. $500:
other purposes, Road machine, $225; re-
pairs schoolhouses, sl00; town charges,
$500: tuition of students. $15; state road,
500
SOLON- Selectmen, NJ. T. Pollard. NJ.
L. French. NJ G. Jewell; town clerk, p
s I.ongley: treasurer. l.. W. Mclntire
tax collector f. y. Vittum school com
mittee, w. s Cram, Moses French, l..
c. Jewell Money. appropriated: schools,
$3.50: highways, $1600: support of poor,
5000: other purposes, $500. total, $3.50.
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RURNHAM.

Mrs T. r. Mudgett went Friday to
Boston to visit her sisters. Misses Angie
and Julia Weed, and to attend the nit
linery openings.
Miss Eulah Spaulding of Clinton IS
visiting her sister Mrs. Walace
Pomeroy.
At the regular meeting of Waldo
Lodge. X. of p. Friday evening, the d.
gree of Knight was conferred on one
candidate.
At the meeting of Burnham Grange,
Thursday evening there was an attend-
ance of about 100 State Master G ).
Stetson was present and conferred the
Third and Fourth degrees on six cand-
dates, Mrs. Elzadah Thurston, Mrs.
Helen Sanford, Miss Nellie Morse.
oral Perry. Hosea Hunt and Fred Ja-
cobs At the conclusion of the work a
Harvest feast was served. The meeting
was again called to order and remarks
We're made by State Master Stetson,
Fred Hatch of Clinton and II. w. Me
Nelly of Clinton. At the next meeting
the grange to be held March J. an add
dress will be given by District Supt. of
schools j. c. Morrill,.
The Willing Workers met. Tuesday,
with Mrs. George +. Gilmore. The So
ciety is planning TO serve dinner at the
hall for town meeting
The annual town meeting Will be held,
Monday, March II.
Frank Basford of Boston, Fred Bas-
ford of Northport and Clarence Basford
of Brewer, are here, called by the criti-
cal Illness of their mother Mrs. l.. ".
Clark
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TOWN ELECTIONS.

Weber c. V. Minot, ,Jr..,, Martin Wy
man; town clerk. $. II. BoWker treas
urer, ueo c. Pease: tax collector, Geo.
c. Pease; school committee, J, Bradford
Sprague. Money appropriated. Schools.
Sleo0; highways, $500; support of poor,
500 9th e5her Pqrposg,s $50 Dow u
O. Narney. j. r. LonGley; town clerk, w.
II. McIntire; town. agent, NJ j. DOW
treasurer, w. II. Mclntire; tax collector,
+. l.. Norton; school committee, Q. NJ.
Twitchen Money appropriated, S5l9a:
schools 1856; highways, $1,000 support of
poor, 500; other purposes. sllSo
Johnston. Charles f. Nanner L.. Henry
Gramer; town clerk, Arthur +. Johnston;
treasurer. f.. Light; tax collector, f.
appropriated. $4i60 schools, S2l5; high
WAYS, $500: support of poor, S4Q0; other
purposes winter breaking roads. $500,
annex to high. school building, 500, hlsh
SIS. 50: town charges, $500; town debt. $1,000
NORTH HANEN--Selectmen J. \.
Beverage, \. G. ellis, ]. \. Brown;
town clerk, J. @. Brown; treasurer; a.
+. Bray; tax collector. y. T.. Bray
Money appropriated, S6240; schools, $40,
highways, 500; town charges, $50; Other
!. IN T. ~ Bailey +. ". Rackiiff town
clerk, Z. W Patterson; treasurer, A. J
spinney taX. collector. f; b., t,veletht
LoVeioy G.. II. Hayes Money appro-
priatcd. schools $500; highways. si5oo;
support of poor. $500; other purposes
books, $50 repairs on schoolhouses, sl09.
, to pay tuition, SO: town charges, $500,
State road, SEQ; to build schoolhouse,
NEW sHARoN-Selectmen, A. Whit
comb. r. H. Bailey: town clerk, T. y
Paul: treasurer, c. A. Thompson: tan
collector V G. Day school committee
f. w sanders Money appropriated
schools, $1,000; highways, $500; support
SOUTHWEST H.ARBOR - Selectmen
George K. Fuller. Fred A. Wall, A. T
Richardson: town clerk, Arthur l.. Somes
treasurer. Arthur l.. Somes; tax collec-
tor, s : King. Money appropriated
$4,000. schools. 5000. highways. $500; sup.
port of poor. $500: other purposes tex
pair schoolhouses, $500
MT. Observation-Disclosures. George \
Savage. Fred II. Parker George a. joy
town clerk, Lyman II. Somes; treasurer
Merritt 7. Ober: tax collector. Merritt I
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. L. w. Rum
mill, T. A. Kelley, Willis b. Watson
town clerk, Lowell a. Bunker treasurer
b. b. Reed; tax collector. A. A, Lopans
school committee, Leroy Williams
highways, $1,000; support of poor. $1,000
other purposes. State road, 500. tow
charges. $500; town debt. $500; interest
$3.50: miscellaneous. s1l57
CRANBERRY ISLES Selectmen
Frank Z. Stanley. Charles e Stanley
| Hadock. town agent, Leslie r. Bunker
treasurer, Geo, r. Hadlock; tax collec
tor. Warren A. Squirting: school commit
tee, William r. Stanley. Money appro
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DON'T EXPERIMENT.
You Will Make No Mistake if You
Follow This Augusta Citizens Adj
vice.

Never neglect your kidneys,
If you have pain il, the back, urinary
disorders, dizziness and nervousness,
it's time to act and no time to expert
ment. These are common symptoms
of kidney trouble, and you should seek
remedy which is recommended for
the kidneys.
Deans Kidney Pills is the remedy to
use. No need to experiment 1t has
cured many stubborn cases in Augusta.
Follow the advice of an Augusta citl-
zen.
Mrs * Hall, 153 Northern Ave, Au-
gusta, Me, says Il am glad to confirm
the public statement | gave recon-
mending Doan's Kidney Pills some
years ago. A member of our family
was caused much distress by pains
across the loins and any work that re-
quired STOPPING or heavy lifting ag-
gravated the trouble. Doan's Kidney
Pills have always brought prompt re-
lief and he has not had any serious at
lacks of kidney complaint since
The above statement was given July
10, 1908, and on July 5. 1911, Mrs.
Hall said: Il am glad to confirm my
former statement given for publica-
The benefit a member of my family
derived from the use of this remedy
has been permanent"
For sale by all dealers Price SO cents
Foster Milburn Co.. Buffalo, New York
sole agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's--and take
no other.
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NATIONAL HOME.

officer Of the day, Capt. John Turck.
The funeral of the late Michael Muir
ray was held from the Home chapel at
, p. NJ, Thursday, Rev. Fr. Nelligan
officiating.
Moving pictures this Griday1 evening
at the Theatre. and tickets will be on
sale In the Mushroom. ITO to o'clock.
Capt Henry Negraval was taken to the
hospital, Thursday for treatment.
Headquarters have been notified of the
death of John Norton. late Navy, AT the
Government hospital for the Insane. at
Washington. d. c., Feb. ..
Robert C. Petit, of Manchester. y. H.,
late Co Il. 10th and Co. H.. S7th Mass.
INF. has been admitted 10 the Branch.
Michael Kennedy OF Methuen, late Co.
II. Mass Inf. a former member of the
Branch has been admitted.
The funeral of the late James Is. Mill
man will be held from the Home chapel,
at > =. NJ Friday, Rev. II. 5. Burrage
officiating Capt. Page will command
the escort.
Thaddeus Little has been granted q
furlough. which he will pass in Augusta.
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MAN LOST AMBITION

1t seemed strange to SO active and
energetic a young man as Arthur II.
Scott of Brooklyn that he did not at
tack his work with the usual enthu-
siasm last spring.
He knew it was not spring fever"
for his health failed ard. to use his
own words in a recent letter, 4 could
not sleep, had no energy or ambition
and could not do my work properly.
Il must say that Vinol has done
me wonderful good for | feel strong
and ambitious again, just like / used
to before my health failed. l rest
we'll at night have good appetite
and no more nervousness, all because
took your excellent tonic. Ninol"
one reason Mr.. Scott was willing
TO try Ninol vas because he knew he
could get his money back if Ninol did
not benefit him. This delicious cod
liver and iron remedy without oil
positively has no equal as a spring
medicine. to enrich the blood and
make weak, worn-out men. women
and children, rugged, rosy and strong.
We guarantee it to do this, and give
back your money if it does not.
Bowditch, Webster & Co, Druggists,
Augusta. Maine.
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BrownVillc Junction. Lake View. Mon
SON Abbott, Grcenville and Greenvile
Junction.
Direct primary nominating petitions
We're filed. Thursday, Tor John z.
Trcen of Lewiston as Il Democratic
candidate for register of probate of
Androscoggin county. The petition is
signed by {. \. Lowell of Lewiston
and III others II Auburn, Lewiston
New Auburn, Lisbon Lisbon Falls
and Sabattus.
Direct primary nominating petitions
We're fled, Thursday. for William H.
Rowe Of Cumberland Center as Re-
publican candidate for representative
to the Legislature from the Cumber-
land and Falmouth class. The petit
ton is signed by f. s. Blanchard and
six others of Cumberland.
The Linneus class. under the new
apportionmcnt adopted by the 18th
Legislature includes Linneus, Cary,
Hodgdop. y, Range > LeaVitt. AmitY
3. Range 3. Glenwood, Haynesville
Orient, Weston. and RI. Range 3 The
direct primary nominating petitions of
cyrus w. Benn of Hodgdon as Re
publican candidate for representative
from this class was filed, Thursday.
The petitions are signed by f. II. Vail
of Hodgdon and 10 others of HodgGon,
Cary. Linneus and Amity.
Arthur z. Packard of Rockport. who
represents the Rockpert-St. George
class in the 18th Legislature, has an
nounced his candidacy as Senator
from Knox county at the Democratic
primaries in June He is said to have
strong backing for this position.
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CHINA.

Rev. d +. Phelan. district super
intendcnt of the NJ. Il. church. preach
ell 4 very able sermon at the Metho-
dist church, Sunday afternoon Mar 3.
Mrs. w. T.. Colley and daughter. Ed
wilma, spent several days last week
with friends in Watervilc
The y. J.. s. G. L. of the Baptist
church is in flourishing condition.
The regular meetings are made very
interesting each week through the eff
forts of the members and the efficient
President F.. I. Wells. Each commit
tee is in good working order, striving
to do its best fer the advancement of
the cause. Monday evening March 4 Il
business meeting and candy social was
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FOR MINOR POSITIONS.
Long List of Nominations Made by
Governor Plaisted.

Governor Plaisted. THURSDAY. am
nounced a long list of nominations FOR
minor positions, which will be in order
for confirmation at the meeting. Fri
day. March Il. OF the Executive Coun-
ell. The nominations are as follows:
Goroner-Wiiliam L. Cullipan. Port
land: Francis o. Hill. Monticello.
Trial Daniel Steward, Mon
son.
Dedimus justiee-Rodney /. Thomp-
son, Roekland II. T. Waterhousc,
Portland: Oakley G. Curtis Portland
Disclosure commissioner-F'ran Ii.
Ingraham. Rockland.
Licensed INSTRUMENTATION \. Jack,
Bath.
Agents for the protection of chill
dren--Susan Morrill,, Brownville
Agent for the protection of cruelty
te animals-Frank MaeLcnnan. Ban
gor: j. W. Deane, Freedom.
To administer oaths and take ac-
acknowledgements Of deeds-t,lizabet r.
cushman. Ellsworth; Bertha T. uill-
man, Troy. Hazel l.. Arris, Auburn.
Notaries public-Thomas Gallagher.
Bangor; James II. Hudson. Guilford;
Patrick II. Connolly, Portland; Is. y.
Fogs. Unity; Wilbur +. Cousens,
Wells. postofiice address. Ogunquit: II.
L. Foster, Winthrop: Ralph w Crock
EFT, Lewiston; c. Wallace Harmon.
Saeo; Edward w. Shackford, Harring-
ton. l.. d. Jones, Liberty: Louis c.
Stearns. Jr.. Bangor; Charles Y. Dns-
more, Machias: Daniel l. Gould, Ban
gor; William b. Johnson, Portland
Eldridse NJ Bryant, Machias Arthur
Daigle, MAZDA waska, postoffice address
st. David: James l.. Rackleff. Port
land; Arthur L. Thayer, Bangor L.
+. Davis. Lewiston.
Justices of the peace-Frank +. Rob
inson, Manchester. Emlen p Spring
er, Litchfield; George r. Jones, Hodg
don. Thomas Gallagher Bangor: Will
liam T. Haines, Waterville; Edwin
y. Barton. Caseo. tpostoffice address.
Webb's Mills): Melville c. Perrw
South Portland; a. Wingate. Biddc-
ford; r. Il. Sukeforth, Liberty: Arthur
Wentworth, Bangor, OR. +. ID. No. ~.
Bangor Daniel /. Gould. Bangor.
Seth Nj. Garter, Auburn; w w. Palm
en- Bangor: James l.. Rackleff, Port
land; William Douglass Waterford
Daniel o. Bowen. Morrell; Leroy NJ.
Bemis, Levant; Percy NJ. Cram, Water
willie.
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Knox County.

The total number of polls taxed in
Knox county was 1892 not taxed 1915;
total real estate owned by residents,
sa.229.03a; real estate owned by now
residents, $2.9S2 .3s3; personal estate
owned by residents, S1,95i.oS1; personal
estate owned by now-residents, 500, =
$50; total values. SIS, 3S1. 6S9
The assessors found in the county.
money at Interest. 10 the amount of
$134 035; town debt. to the amount of
$=sa 23S; taxes assessed on property,
S354ilf: taxes assessed on polls, $23 :
go; stock in trade, 81 Iii .l15; bank
stock, s4ei, 2s3;. trust company stock,
SI2321S; other company stock, Si4,5 800,
railroad property. s54,250; street rail-
road property, sS53l9; water com
pany property, Si4Sf21; gas company
property. $4,000, companies not other
Wise enumerated, $623,o40; machinery
not taxed as real estate S41 ,46S fin
ished products in mills, $1,000 material
in stock, 1925; shipping, S259,920;