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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-10
UNITY.

l.. T. Webb is in Madison, where he
has employment for the winter.
Mrs. Alfred Bradford of Auburn,
who has been visiting in Unity and
Troy for few days past returned
home, Friday.
Mrs. G.. N. Whitaker was the guest,
over Sunday. of friends in Waterville.
Ruel Libby, who has passed his hol-
iday vacation with his parents, re-
turned, Friday of last week, to Prov
idepce, r. l., where he is attending
school.
Francis Getchell who had his hand
badly lacerated by the accidental dis
charge of revolver, is doing nicely
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Written, who
have been, visiting in Massachusetts,,
returned home, Friday.
Mrs. Annie Morse. who has been in
IA hospital at. Roxbury, Mass, for
treatment. returned home, Saturday,
very, much improved.
Bert Blethen, who has been in Mon
tana for the past 80 years, is visiting
friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Norton have gone
TO Florida for the winter. Mr.. Nor
tons many friends hope that he will
be benefited by going to warmer eli
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PtTTsToN.

Miss Pease returned Saturday, from
a weeks visit with friends in Fair
field 'ii@hae 10y - 70
4 dance will be held, Friday evening,
Jan. 10. at the Grange hail. Good mu-
sic will he furnished
Harlow Fossett. who has passed the
holidays with his parents. returned,
Monday. To Bates.
Earl Fossett. mail carrier on route
10. moved, Wednesday, to Randolph,
for the winter.
Fred Rollins returned, Thursday
night to New York, to resume his
studies at Pratt's Institute.
The scholars of the Smithtown
school are being instructed in music,
by Mrs. Ira Rollins.
Elmer Lapham of Augusta was a
visitor Sunday, in town
EAST-Miss Susie Cary. who has
been passing the Christmas vacation at
her home in this village. has returned
to her school in Gardiner.
Mrs. Charlotte Jameson Invent, Sat-
urday, to Orrington, for Il few weeks
stay,
Rev. and Mrs. C. E. Jones We're call
ers. Tuesday. in this place.
w. e. Seekins was weekend WISH
tor at his former home in Richmond.
A number from this place attended
the Grange installation and supper,
Saturday night, at Whitefield, and re-
port an enjoyable evening.
EAST.-Miss Eulela. Little, who for
the past year has been a teacher of
French, and elecution, in the High
school at Pressure Isle, has resigned
her position. on account of failing
health, aud returned to her home for
an indefinite time.
Mrs. Lottie Jameson left, Saturday,
Tor Bangor and Orrngton, where she
VIII pass n few weeks with relatives.
Chester Marson, who has been WIS.,
itinS lis parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Marson for the past two weeks re-
turned, Saturday, to Roxbury, Mass.
Mrs. Leila Croker has been with her
sister Mrs. Eva CASTOR, at Pittston.
during the rast week.
Although sunday was a rough, windy
day. services at the church were large
~ attended both morning and evening
and Rev. G. e. Jones preached very in
teresting sermons, which We're greatly
enioved by all 1t is hoped the at
tendance will continue as large
throughout the whole New Year.
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Mrs. Stanley P|ummer Ad-
dresses Women's Club.
Supreme Court Has Big List
OF Liquor Cases, Thursday.
II -fou.t. s=.ta! ia aaL tU.U -
Posioffice Site Is purchased-.Re-
, s ss1i, bekah lodge installs.

Mrs. Stanley Plummer of Dexter,
president of the Maine Federation
spoke, Wednesday afternoon, at the
meeting of The Weman's Club on
Some Silences in the Statutes" The
remainder of the program was as fol-
lows: Two solos by Mrs. Herbert L.
SWEET, following the secretary's re-
port; paper, "Womans New Chances
and her Obligations" Mrs. Mabel Jud-
kins; piano duet, the Misses Faith
Harris and Marion Lord reading,
THE Angel over the Right Shoulder.
Mrs. Dora McNeehe; intermission
piano duet Miss Lord and Harris. fol-
lowed by the address by Mrs. Plum
mer. The hostesses for the meeting
were Mrs. Laura Dinsmore and Mrs.
Eva II. Greenwood. The next meeting
Of the club will be held in the Bethany
parlors. to which the Sorosis and
Town Improvement societies are in
vited. Jan. %; Mrs. Maud Darlington
Booth will give a lecture in the Opera
House under the auspices Of the
Woman's Club. -
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Chicago Produce Market.

Chicago, JaE =:
1t was hard day for shortssaM the
grain pits, today, particularly those VINO
were short of corn The latter wera~lair-
ly stampeded and bid against each other
i'm order to cover, running the price up
for May for net gain of cent. A va
riety of influences advanced May wheat
but shorts were the most active bidders.
Oats and provisions finished the day
higher. - oaL...
CLOVER-10fi1950
BARLEY FEED-50M55.
MALTING-5SMn.
MESS PORK-1S00dl1S12a
LARD--960
SHORT RiBS-9I2a@sS7
WHEAT--May 92s. July 90i. Sept. $500.
CORN-May 50s: July 51a. Sept 52s. -.
OATS-May 333s0ts; July 3a3Ms; Sept 33s.
PORk-Jan. 1906; May 1892.
LARD--Jan $50. May 1856.
SHORT RIBS-.Ian. 975; May 9SqMS23
BUTTER-Firn, creamery 26MSAA.
EGGS-Firm; receipts 23s1 cases; fresh
receipts at mark. cases included 23M26;
refrigerator frsts 90 firsts "a
rHEFSE-Steady; daisies 16sM11; twins
1616s: young Americas 16aM17; long horns
roTAToEs-s receipts g cars;
Wisconsin 42@47; Michigan 46@B;s Minnie
PoUTTRY-Firm: turkeys alive Is:
dressed n: live chickens Ia. live spring
chickens 15a.
VEAI-Steady 9M14
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WAYS AND BRIDGES.

The Committee on Ways and Bridges
will nive a prbnc hearing in its room
at the State House in Augusta,
THURSDAY JAN is, z. NJ.
No. -. An act 10 provide for the own
ership of the saltwater Bridge in the
town Of Orono
No. g. Resolve in favor of repairing
highway in the town of Greenbush.
No. 4 Resolve in favor of repairing
a highway in the town Of Moscow and
the Pits of Caratunk and The Forks.
No. s. Resolve In favor of aid in re-
pairing road from The Forks TO Lake
Moxie Station.
No. 4 Resolve in favor Of aid in buiid-.
Ing brisse across Moose River in jack
70. Resolve in favor of repairing
the road between Sehoomook and Pitts
No. ~ An act TO free the Patterson
No. 25 Resolve to appropriate sum Of
money 70 assist in freeing the Patterson
No. IA. Resolve in favor OF the county
commissioners of Franklin county for the
repair and permanent improyement of
the highway in Jerusalem aud cfockef
Townships in FRANKLIN county
No Is Resolve in favor OF the county
commissioners Of Franklin county for
the repair and permanent IMPROVEMENT
az the highway IN Letter Plantation
aud sandy River Plantation in Franklin
county.
commissioners of Franklin county for the
repair and permanent Improvement OF
the highway In Washington and Perkins
Plantation in Franklin county.
FRIDAY. JAN. II. AT +. NJ
No. ls. Resolve in favor of the WIS
casset Bridge.
No. 81 Resolve IN favor of the city Of
Gardiner and town Of Randolph.
No. Y. Resolve III favor of The town
or Rockport
Ne r. Resolve in favor OF road In
F.fiiottsyille Plantation.
FRIDAY JAN. "A, AT =. NJ
No. / Resolve in favor of the town
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OAKLAND.
Death Of Mrs. Abbie Benja-
min, Aged II Years.
Our Firemen Entertain Friends
| In Their Fine New Quarters.
Birthday Party for Floyd Spiller.'
unIversalist Parish Meeting.

The annual meeting OF the UNIVERSAL
list parish will be, held, at 100 P. nj,
Monday, in Murray vestry All who
are interested in the prosperity of the
society are requested to be present.
Refreshments will be served.
A business meeting will be held, Fri
day evening, at the Free Baptist
church.
Mrs. Abbie CWing) Benjamin. wife
of the late A. p. Benjamin, died, at ii
P. NJ, Wednesday, at her home on Wa
ter street, nj the age of II. Two daugh-
ters, Misses Janette and Alice Ben1a-
min, survive. TIE funeral will be held,
IT Up NJ, Saturday, from her late
home! Rev. c. d. Hazelton officiating.
George Pullen was in Portland,
Wednesday evening, TO play at. the
Banquet and reception given by the
Portland Club to Governor Haines.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. c. Trembiay return
ed. Thursday, from their wedding trip
to Boston.
A very pleasing event took place.
Wednesday evening, at the new hail
of the iiremen on Church street, an
Oyster supper being served 10 about
so. including the invited guests. G. w.
Gouldng, w. No. Aver, II. w. Greeley,
A. W. Leonard, o. +. Crowell and q.
T. johnson Of Readfield, a former
chief of the department, made appro-
pirate remarks. All We're especially
pleased with the quarters which the
firemen now have. Cigars were pass
ed during the evening.
Robert Mcclellan of Pittsfeld was
a guest Thursday. of Miss Gertrude
Bickford.
Floyd Spiller was given Birthday
party by 80 of his schoolmates and
friends Thursday evening, in honor
of his 18th birthday. He was presented
with two very useful presents.
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Post Office Site purchased.

A dispatch received here. Thursday,
from Washington, indicates that post
office site has been purchased at cost
of s14,000 1t was understood that the
price included the lot opposite the city
building on the corner of North street.
Judge Priest, one of the owners of the
lot, was interviewed and he stated that
this was the lot that the treasury de-
partment had decided upon. The money,
amounting to $4,000. was appropriated.
two years ago Several bids had been
put in, in the meantime, for the sale of
various lots.
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SMITHFlELD.

Peter Worms is reported suffering with
serious heart trouble.
quite a number went to Mercer,
Wednesday, to attend the funeral of the
late James Ladd "a
Fox hunters are very busy. Reuel Mo-
sher shot fine specimen, Monday They
are reported very plenty; as well rabbits.
Mrs. Annie Waugh of Monmouth Is Wis
iting her mother, Mrs. Susan Croweli,
and other relatives and friends.
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.cLAlMs.

COMMITTEES on Claims will hold a regu-
lar meeting Tuesday. jan 14th. 1913. at
p NJ. in room No. s6, assessors office,
4th floor of the State House, Augusta,
Maine, to give "a public hearing on the
following resolves:
Town of St Agatha. Aroostook county.
Felix G. Sirois, M D., Aroostook county.
Stockholm Plantation,A roostook county.
Town of Island Falls %, Aroostook
county ti.
Fred A. Thuriough, Aroostook county.
Town of Castne, Hancock county.
City of Old Town, Penobscot county.
Town of Albion, Waldo county.
Town OF Nobleboro, Lincoln county.
Town of East Livermore, Franklin
county.
Town of Phillips, Franklin county.
Town of Moscow, Somerset county.
Jetham Stevens of Embden, Somerset
county.
Counties of Kennebec and Somerset.
BENZ. L. GORDON, Sec.
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cobbosseecontee Grange.

Cobbosseecontee Grange, No, 100 of
West Gardiner Tuesday, Jan. Z, in
stalled officers. The appointed officers
not installed were Mrs. Nellie Collins,
organist and Frank S. Collins, ehoris-
ter. A bountiful dinner was served.
In the afternoon several questions
were discussed and speeches We're lis
tened to. The musical program was
long and songs We're rendered by the
Grange choir. In the evening dance
was enjoyed by large number of pat
rons and invited guests
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of Whitneyyille for extra expense in con-
nection with building and repair of bridge
across Machias River.
No. g. Resolve in favor of the Ma
chiasport and East Machias Bridge.
No. IL. An act in aid of bridge across
Holmes Stream, i'm the town of Whiting,
in Washington county.
No II. Resolve in favor of the town of
Rogue Bluffs
No 10. Resolve in favor of the East
port Bridge.
No 20. Resolve in favor. OF the Town
of Addison ssss.--.sss3
No. 2. Resolve in aid OF bridge in
Franklin. Hancock county, az
No; p Rssolye IL favor Of raising and
in town of MariavilIesa
e u MORRISON .Sccretarv-
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LEGAL AFFAIRS,

The Committee on Legal Affairs will
give public hearings as follows:
TUESDAY. JANUARY 18th. 1918, at
o'clock p. NJ.
No. l. Act to increase the efficiency OF
trustees of State institutions and COM
missieners appointed by the Governor sc
that the same may be non-partisan- tRe-
ferred from last Legfslature.)
No. Z. Act TO amend Sec. "a, Chap rs,
Revised Statutes 1868, as to appointment
of agents for the prevention of cruelty
to animals. tReferred from last Legisla-
ture.)
No s. Act for the investigation OF the
small loans business. fReferred from
last legislature
WEDNEsDBAY, Jan Is, 1913 AT
for women. tReferred from last Legis-
lature.l
THURSDAY. JAN. 1s. 1913, AT 2
O'CLOCK p. Nj.
No. g. Act for the creation of Water
districts. and for the control ana rega-
er companies. tReferredl from the last
Legislature)
TUESDAY, JAN. 81. 1913. AT
O'CLOCK p. NJ.
No. 3. Act to. amend Section rs OF
Chapter 125, Devised Statutes, relating to
the observance Of the Lords Day. {Re-
ferred from last Legislature)
No. 4. Act relating, to the liability OF
employers to make compensation for per-
sonal injuries suffered by employees. CRe-
ferred from last Legislature)
WEDNEsDAY, JAN. q. 1913. AT
No. Q. Act to create the cherryfield
Water District.
THURSDAY, JAN. 20, 1919, Al
No. 10 Resolve relating to changing
date of State election from September
to November.
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S. Of w. Auxiliary and
Rebekahs Install Officers.
Ira Berry Chapter Holds Con-
VOCATION Elect Officers.
80 :.
Scarlet Fever in xaverIy District.
Other Local and Personal Items.

A joint installation of o. S Haskell
Camp, s. of V. and the Ladies Aux
iiary was held, Wednesday evening,
in G. A. X. hall. Before The installa
ton a Baked Bean supper was served.
The installing officer for the S. of V
was Jesse l.. HalIett of Oakland. +.
II. Leach of Oakland was present,
The officers installed were: Com
mander, Eugene Southard: $. V. c..
Elmer Daniels; j. V. c., ID. S. Tozier,
treasurer, Charles Is. Haskell, seere-
tary. +. A. Withee; camp council, l..
O. Haskell. NJ. b. White. George
Withee; guide. H. b. Lanpher; chap
lain, j. \. Tarbell; patriotic instruc-
tor, George Withee; color bearer, A.
F,5ssouthard; inside guard. Edward
Burton, bar ladi an-,
+ Mrs. ,iL9gardie Kingsbury .tof Ban
ger, department president, Installed
the following officers Of the Ladies,
= Presids ait. Mabel Mnlliiikenn; We'd
president, Mertie ThurlqHgh6 treas
urers Edna Lanpher; SECRETARY Lot0
tie Files, trustees, FLORENCE, Peasley,
Merle Withee. Gertrude Woodbury.
patriotic instructor, Lizzie Morse;
guide, Carrie Harding; assistant
guide. Mabel Douglass: right color
guard, Iva Bickford; left color guard,
Edna Pushor; inside guard, Flora
Withee: outside guard, Helen Luce;
first correspondence, Bertha Rolfe;
Judge advocate, l.. A. Harding.
A special meeting Of Waverley
Rebekah Lodge was held. Wednesday
evening, for installation of officers
Mrs. Cora Estes, D. G. D. and Mrs
Alice Seekins. D. G. NJ, both of Hart
land acted as the installing officers
The officers installed We're: Noble
grand. Mrs. Cora Written; vice grand
Mrs Sadie McCausland; recording
secretary, Miss Alma Moses; financial
secretary, Mrs Lucy Burton; treas
urer, Mrs. Blanche Getehell: warden
Miss Edna Malcon; conductor, Mrs
Harriet Butler; chaplain. Miss Flor
ence Buxton; inside guardian, Miss
| Alga Towle; outside guardian, Mrs
! Hattie Larrabee; r.. S. y. g., Mrs
! Vera Nutter; L. S. n. c., Mrs. f. T.
| Mayo; r S. We. Mrs. Louisa Martin;
L. S V. ca. Mrs. Cora Parks; pianist
Miss Gladys Srurtevant.. At the close
of the work Refreshments We're served
Ira Berry Chapter held, Wednesday
evening. a stated conyocation work il
| the NJ. NJ, p NJ. and NJ. E. degrees
We're conferred on three candidates
! The following officers We're elected fol-
| the ensuing year: High priest, b. S
Mathews; king. a. b. Douglass; scribe
H. l.. Cornforth: treasurer, F. r
Smith. secretary. D. W. Mannock
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MANCHESTER.

Manchester Grange Will hold another
of these popular socials. Saturday ev-
ening, Jan. II at the hall. Music will
be furnished and refreshments served
in the dining room. The steadily in
creasing numbers prove these affairs to
be very enjoyable.
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Twiliaht Grange.

The installation of the officers of
Twilight Grange of Corinna, took
place Monday, Jan. 6. The work was
performed by Mrs. f. Il. Gardner OF
Twilight Grange and was done in a
pleasing manner.
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MT. VERNON.

EAST.-A dance will be held Tues
day evening, Jan. IA at Turner's hall.
If stormy the first far night
Farmers are very glad to see the
snow, as there IS II large amount of
work to be done in the woods.
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Sweden Grange.

Mr. and Mrs. Fred +. Emery were
the installing officers at Sweden
Grange of Bridgton, Saturday. Jan. T.
in the evening they went to Denmark
and installed the Denmark officers. and
were invited TO assist in working tho
Third and Fourth degrees.
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INTERIOR WATERS.

The COMMITTEES on interior Waters will
give public hearing in its room at the
State House in Anguish.
WEDNESDAY, JAN %. 1918.
An Act to preserve the natural re
sources OF the Kennebec Valley, and to
prevent their dversional. !, u
j. FRED o'CoNN1sf.L, Secretary
CHAS r. KINGSBURf, clerk.
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Chicago, Jan 2
cATTT.T-peceipte 1000: market stea'
to 10 cents lower; beeves 590M940.
56p10 cents advance; light 725m755.
SHEFP-Receipts 25,000: market strol
to l0Gl15 cents higher: native 475mu.
Western 4S5@625; yearlings 6404S30: natl
lamps 6S0dsSza; " estern t0Od335.
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New York Cotton Market.

New YORK, JaTH 2.
Cotton spot closed quiet. Middlin& u
lands 1850: do gulf 1925: sales S57 bd&fs.
Galveston, quiet IL LILLE, New OrMpn
easy IL 1l-l6; Savannah, quiet III u
Charleston, steady l2ss;; Memphis, sWae
Consolidated: Net receipts for by
Exports: To Great Britain 79,67SX
France IS, 4S7; to Continent 6l,212 ;toYal
an 1926. IN
Stock 1.116.l 1865. a
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The mayor of San Antonio. Tex.
through the influence of the women's
clubs, lately announced his intention
to appoint four women on the city
police force.
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BAY View Grange.

Bay View Grange of Salisbury Cove
held its installation Wednesday eve
ming, Jan. G. Miss Rich and Julien
Emery being the installing officers.
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RAILROADS AND EXPRESSES

The Committee on Railroads and Ex-
presses will give Public Hearing in Room
No. So at the state House in Augusta.
TUESDAY. JANUARY IA. 2.30 p. NJ.
On An Act to .incoroprate the Van
Buren, Bridge Company
WILLIS E. SWIFT, Secretary.
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New York Money Market.

New York, Jan. q.
Prime mercantile paper 5di55 per cent.
Sterling exchange strong with actual
business in bankers bills at 1873 for Co
day bills and at 4S6 20 for demand.
Commercial bills 1872.
Bar silver 63s
Mexican dollars 49,
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tNrE RioR WATERS.

The Committee on interior Waters vii
meet at Highway Department state
House, on Wednesday of each week, al
2 p. Nj, until further notice.
j. FRED OfcONNELI., Secretary
GHAS r. kINGSBURY, Clerk.
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AGRICULTURE.

The Committee on Agriculture will hold
regular meetings during the legislative
session in the Financial Affairs room
Fourth floor on Wednesday OF each
week at 3 p NJ Eb
LOUIS O. HASKELL. Clerk.
o. ". RICHARDSON, See, of Com
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Flanders Drake.

The marriage of Harry N. Flanders.
a merchant of Athens. and Miss
Marion e. Drake of Somerville, Mass,
took place, Tueday at the brides
home, in the presence of only q few
intimate friends and relatives. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
George Lawrence Parker of the
Broadway Congregational church,
where the bride has been soprano solo
list for about three years. The bride is
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. War
rem Drake. She was gowned in white
messaline and carried lilies of the val
ley. The ceremony was followed by d
reception. The couple will reside in
Athens
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TIN dy evening, IN convent nall
Skowhegan VS.. Co. E; and St Mary's
VS.. the American Wooden Mill.
The following officers were re-
elected by the Skowhegan Trust Co.,
Wednesday afternoon: Pres, John r.
Mcclellan: vice pres, Edward F.
Danforth; and treas, r. E. Atwood
and the following executive board was
chosen, ony Russell, John p. Clark,
Alfred Fl. Lang, Samuel w. Philbrick,
Amos K Butler, Charles w. Day. Lee
roy X. Folsom. r. e. Atwood and A.
A. Porter.
Willis Clough of Portland is visiting
daughter. Mrs. w. S. Stinchfield.
Bert Hopkins, the conductor ON the
morning passenger train, is off, duty
on account of sickness. Eddie Quincy
is substituting for him.
Mrs. Harry Williams returned
Wednesday, from Gardiner, where she
has been visiting her son, Charles. and
family.
Rev. j. w. Packar. Rev. II. G. Nc
Glaufiin and J. II. Grundy were in
Waterville. Thursday. to attend a
Methodist conference.
Paul Thibeault is in Augusta. called
there by the death of his neice John
Nutting is filling the position of gate
tender during his absence
Rev. FIR. George Prier has been visit.
ing his uncle, A. j. Libby, for a few
days. Mr.. Prier has recently beer
called as priest of the Westbrool
catholic church.. His home has beer
in Holyoke, for the last few years. but
was formerly resident of Skowhegan
and is first man from Skowhegan TO be
made a priest. He is the son OF
George Prier. for n number of years
a resident of Skowhegan
Beginning next Monday. the dru,
stores in Skowhegan will close. at
O'Clock each evening.
Miss Anna II. Phister has gone t.
/ Bowdoinham, to resume her position
as teacher in the Grammar So hool
The installation of the officers of til,
Priscilla Rebekah Lodge took place
Tuesday evening, District Deput,
Pres. Jennie l.. Heselton conductine
the ceremony. The officers were a.
follows: N. c.. Minna B. Savage; b
q, Lillian French; sec, Mary Fl
Bailey; treas, Alice S. 81 lker: chap
lam, Martha Davis; Wa rden, Susi,
Jacobs; con-, Nellie Sava ge; II. S. n
e., Emma l.. Bickford. H.. S. N. G.
Nellie Chase; II. S. -. G., Mabe
G. Bragg; l.. S. V. G., Carrie Bearce
l. G., Viola Burnor; O. G., Annie Der,
ryman The follow ing committee.
were appointed: Visiting. Lilliar
French Carrie Bea rec. Carrie Webb
Marta Morrill,, Sus ie Jacobs; finance
vera Bussey, Car oline Gerrish, an,
Hiram Bearce; investigating, Vim;
HarVille, Mary kvore. Eben Chase
entertainment tBmmittee for mex
meeting. Elsie = ore, Annie Bergman
and Vera Bussey
George Burns met with severe ac
eident to his n ght hand, Wednesda!
afternoon. WI lie at his mill sawin,
boards piece of board flew up, hit
ting him in the palm of the hand
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tearing the flesh nearly off the ball
of his hand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-10
LEGISLATIVE NOTICES.
FISHERIES AND GAME.

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The Committee on Inland Fisheries and
Game will meet at Room No. 2, ttlrst
Floor state House. on Wednesday oil
each week at r. N, until further no
tice. lE
JOSEPH W. ALLEN. Chairman.
SETH z. CLARK. Secretary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1913-01-10
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