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The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

The latest train reports received wsi
10 the effect thst Sundays train
reached Telluride yesterday morning
and thst the train that left Rico Wed.
n~~dsy msnsning and encountered I
slides mile this Side II Rico hacked
into Rico again yesterday NOM and
wouId I~svs for the south again las'
evening. n conditions remain favor
able trsins oil b. running again In Z
lew days
L.sies-The train ffom Rico passed
through this plsce sl,oui $50 lest even
Ing on Ire j usn~y tn Durango.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

p Bradtisld snjoysd oil of our recent
sesrn. Going down TO the ranch
Friday aud returning Tuesday. II
tcse him thirteen hours " drive from
The ranch " D0l0rus.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

Hsnember that Newspaper space b
oUe stock IN trade, Il 10 the same to "
- groceries and dry goods are 70 the
sssstuhaut. We can furnish several
paoPs Tor advertising purposes and
guasantee you big returns " yen uss II
In tie right manner.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

To give our rssdsrs IN ides 81 the
Immense busiUsss nov carried, on by
parcel post ne c,py from Chicago
daily the businsss for one week In that
city alone, aud II IVES not the week
b~ioss Chsistmas either, bot fos the
week ending Dscsmbes u, 1918. This
paper says:
ChIcaxo's parcsl past businsss this
week broke the rscoed sincs the In.
augurssion Of the system. The aver.
~ business since lass saturday hsa
bssn 2iS tons day. Il b nov running
aboat S.0o0, 900 packages . month,
against I, 00O. 600 for last January. The
stamp sals Tor lhs nsst ten days Of
December amounted 10 u ,0oO.W
Thh vas said 70 ls larger than Tor any
liks period In the history u the OhiSa-
sopostolics.
When one city ssuds oct SlS toas d
NELL daily you ON hardly and asursa
70 sxprss the numhss os tons ssnt out
In The Uuited 6tasss. The pasvsl poss
b ssssainly here 10 stay.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

Abraham Lincoln never said "Hsllo,
Central" never lodged an automobile.
never held . strap In . trolly cor,
never pushed . button for . light,
never heard . phonograph and never
posed for . motion picture, and yst
Abraham Lincoln dIed only forty
eight yean ag0.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

Alone except fos the oompsny Of hls
dog. In the iittls home he he'd made In
the old Florida school heuss nsas the
Psskius ranch on the Florida mssa,
Israrl West, - yeau old, was soss,e
time Sunday night burned 70 dssth In
. nrs that destroyed tbs cabin. The
causs Of the nrs b uokno IN, bot y
thought u may have sssultsd fsosp ~
ovsrheatsd stove. CoOaos Hood
viewed the charrsd bones 10 the sns0k.
Ing ashss yesterday and dsctdso that
no inquest was nsessaary. Wsss vs. .
native d Novia Bcosia, and was bsss
Nag %. lsl0. HI sasly M ~ sDsos
% ths Aslesele Anst hue ~ - 49,
- - hvs6 aaA worried - ~ elss11n
ossA. Nothing b ksovn a his ss1ar
tive, sxssps thss hs somstims. spsas
Al . daughter VIM was married sn6
lived In Boston. Her sddrsD y nes
known.-Tussdsy's Durango Dsasossse
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

Most Of our Dolorss people got back
nom the Denver stock show I'll right.
II n reported that w. w. Dunlap hss
. train load of calves. which he pur.
chased In Denver tied UP In the snow
on Cun,bres Tuesday.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

Chsouis end hands and ~ snoss
oetsa than anything elss, assaa 10
much lpod and ton little ssssslss. With
tno mueb ool5bs and too iistls stlsssbsa
70 The sklu.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

The high winds Wednesday Did
considerable damage by drifting snow
and wreck,ng buiidinRs. Carl Bchsrn'
borst's harm oa the place he recently
bought wsa blown over - YES also the
shed on bis old place.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

q. p. Duncan, bsothss Of Dennis. h
snowbou0d In Dolorss on bic way 10
his hou,s nsss 0rsslsy amer visit With
his brothss. y. r. hss bssn farming Ia
the 0rsslsy district los ssvsfai ysasu
but may decide 10 Iooass In the Monte
suma valley In the not distant future.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

q. =. nOaros. the new snasagsP ol
the Harris Bsn. Msscantils company,
arrived In Doiosss Thursday end haa
bssn on The jpo ever slnes. NJ.
Mo1sos b mas a wtds sxpssssnus IN
tbs mercantile baslsss, aud wtii CON.
duct the bss,ssss hssv "a strictly Up
t0-dAts llusa.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

The R-dd- Bsyles telephone line b
cum pleird down the river ~ Ter ~ the
6ehsrnhorsl place. This adds several
- phonss To this growing system.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

Services ars held In The Dolores
Catholic church The third SUNDAY ol
aach month.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

several cars Of oil cake en- route To
this section Of the country 10 being de-
layed on account Of the storms. This
h the kind Of weather that cattle need
feed.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

AatoWsobilss Aavs not hssn vesy
plentiful on our stssses the past ~
days.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

II you haven't visited Exon 4
Rush's bargain counter - iyet you had
better do - u you want to learn what
. real cut price sale b. Bonsc excellent
bal gains still left.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

The school boys aud Gisls had lots Of
fun wsdlng through the deep snov
Tuesday nornins. the paths that hsd
been broken on the sidewalks before
school time were discarded for the
middle Of the strs~ts.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

The Cortes Dolosss ssass chopped 10
Dolores lest night awaiting the arrival
- the train from the north.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

Herbert Darchhols hes sessptsa {
psitiou With the R,o 0rands eosthsss
Of Rico.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

That world famous weather prognns.
ticator. Nj. GroUndhog, will again
make his an nuai predictions Monday.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

rhe Knights Of Py thiss Will have
good entertainment saturday might
All members are requested " b
present.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

The sunday school entertainment
that was to have ts.en given Wednes
day evening was postponed on account
Of the Indictment weather.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

The Ladies' Aid will meet With Mn
Minnie Walters next WEDNESDAY
Afternoon, February 9Th.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

sheriff Todd waA seen on our streeta
the Rr~t AZ the week. yuat what Z
sheriff could be doing In lsw-abidins
town like Dolores ws do not know
Probably keeping both eyes shut.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

Tbs present deep SNOW calls ~ the
minds Of the old-iimss the deep ones
they have sxpsfis0osd 10 the early
days. From the stories related ~
woodsr hoe % much ssow came 70 b.
LEFT 10 fall 81 this late day.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

We expect . rush Al sesd cataloOl
when the malb ct through.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30
Taller-nale Clething

- Carl Osssosy bsSoee bsying
yssr speing asd SWIMMER suit. A,
p. Smiths olles saturday Of sach
vssk. ris - sstisGaetsos ssas.
antse1.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

On account Of the snow tying up our
mail service The star 10 short on cOs.
rsspondence this week.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

Tuesday evening b the date for tbs
fegulAI business meeting Of Volunteer
hsse company No. l. u the town hell
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

Mrs. d. p. 6host u Arsio,a was Q
caller ~ TIE star osIlcs Friday.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

c. 4. Hastes Of Valley View and
Mrs. J. II. Eikins ~ Jscksonvllls,
Florida, WE'RE married u the Palace
hotel, Durango. Monday. Mr. end
Mrs. HsStsr wiil make their hou,s on
the Hartss ranch.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

Rev. Snyder will prssch In ths
Dolores Methodist church 81 II
o'clock eunday morning. Sunday
school ct 10. Everybody cordially
invited to thess meetins~.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

Doinss n An PAsss 4 -
WoelA
INTERESTING EVENTS
RECORDED n III Dsay psesm
ossiag H. Pa Wei.
0losss. Utah, Jas. 0.-WlsA . ssas
shss 90 hsasd ~ asasy aslsA -
avalanchs sfsaew 81 ~ swsV4 6DwD
the mosassls ~ hsss ss1ay, sssGb1
ont thrss llvo ss1 sssisssly iajsss1
three other psssoss. tsss hsssss u
the path d The svslassAs wsss osusad
70 spiiutsss. Evssy tn 10 thspasA
oe the 10Y asas W. ssaepsd - = ~
roots. The bodiss u Nm Amse hssk.
ovtch aud toe Osssk otssn ~
rvcovsssd shortly sllss sAsg ~ shsas
deaths. All shass kslbs1 ha1 6ssa
trapped 10 sAsir hoaso whsss. wishsss
warning o. ehases y ssssps. sAsy wsss
crushed almost hsyond sseaUslstss.
washinssoa. .. o., Jan. - -sSssss.
tasy Lane sold Tie hosss sipn snsa-
mistss today that cssgssn sAssDd
break "ths ssosop0ly thss Assps ~.
ium at iabulously psuhlhisive psles."
He declared u vas The aovesnasas's
duty 70 0st III ths saAiuo u epsl6.
He said that ~as W iatsassos e visA.
driving any vase ana from satsy, ssA
, ssplainsd thss The p,as 30 b divtds
. csstain assa inso ssases a - esssss
allow sxelssivs llsssss - pssspsse. -
Ne psuspsctss lsssd sadiUo, alIsv ~
the useai sights, sxssps tAat ~ ~
sgnmsps vosld tahs es00 twsasy =
twenty. ave pss ssss u ~ sa1Isa
Lns ANsslas. Ual.. Len. 3.-TAss
men, TOO saptsallses - - Iabsgss,
vsss dsowusd, . ~ b sspsses6 -
have lass hn NJ, asany psop1s vsso
dsivss fBum shsis hssssA. bslo1eaO
vsss 1aaaos1 81 aIl seGa0 80 -
no tsalns = ssshss ~ ~ - ssslsuslS
b,oeksd h ssushssa Ca1lossalo os1sy
= : ssssls r ~ hesvy - ee1cA
As1aosd III soaotse - ~ - g
hseA ~ lnna1p - ooqoe0 fMo
Aao1aE e-seq .on1Qll
1onrk 49, I1oVon, : UooD u0ol1k
- uhe'wo 1U1wss6 49, o1see10A
80 nsss Qs1slosss. - - - -
ossA weHsGs nsas Whlse1se. Wlen -
sasiss ssssssyst1s 1oss1liy ssahlaG,
~ sbsssss ~ sss,0bs - esasssew
y 0oe0 nils.
Nsvsls - n 49, 11sAulD ~.
aasaa u. n. ~. ~. A-osss9
was sspsusss1 - 1s1ssal sGDsanh ~
vhss sAsy hsas1 q ~ mas1ss = -
aosd assdlslas mes . ~ 1ags - -
shs Nsssjs sssssvaatss - ~ lUsm
PSss Dsnssss. Asisssa. Bsss yssag
bucks ~ ss4ss asssss saafus1 vseA ~
oeiuse.
The nsdlass nses ~ hsss ealls1
IN aseead yosag Nava)s pesav y ~
lsse seass ~ essssnpstss. ~ ~
did ssA whsa ~ vtasivss onshsssd
assssA ~ thsy 1889 blsse ~
over her hsast ssd lsnass1lses,y saDev1
. psw.vow q vhleh V - slsutslsd
that the mssdtcias ussn hsd elDes1 ths
,Owus wsassn Glib . sssat tSss
yowug bssks wssv sseassssl-sssssd -
svssas hss dsssh aa1 whils tAsss -
shsm hs,d The aos1 ms1hs1es 100
assnly, ths I'sssh plss0sd - sss bses
bis bsals. TIE esSs shsa heshsd ~
body 10 . hessibls asssss.
tbs lssssai u ~ Uih - ssssssa1s1
snd relatives nsssl1ssas1 ehsas ~ ~
ssaslswds t,sssuss ~ eIsss esshs ha1
ssns The s,lsgsd slayss - ~ ha0U1
hsssaas nDss1s = sssssiy. ANss
tbs sssssai, ~ hs1y whtsh ~ esss
IN By ths suaAatds, 90 thwwn lsee
sa as1p gully " b ~ pssy = ssyse0
asd Sblv~A
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

] bsy ed IN ~ kisdses sssss1.
hard ap,sds. HlOhse sash pssss ~,
Isqulss u J. n hs0Aa
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

Il makes llttls differences whsss ~
buy trses, shrubs. ETC., % long - TIE
live eo0ds ere received. The ore -
ssntial thing IN learn b uos TO soosps
Dad stock and this caa easily b
detssmined by bresking o. bssding
the twiss. Have they ssp 10 shsmf
DO not iisten 10 the cum moa stsssmsat,
"rhey wiIl cosus out I'll right" II b
IDLE talk to ny that this o. that nussssy
dos not put their stock 10 cold stosAos
or heel 10 during the tall. II they have
any trade os " II h . uussssy II any
siss they hays 10 do ~. The planting
srason ls9tns In February In The
southsrn states and trees cannot u dug
up In January mot much ean.sr thso
April lst fps the grOuDd h inaen
although we have known the tins In
this state when plsntinss have l~ea
made In February - COULD 10 done
this winter With the sround umfMssn
under the deep SNOW. The usssesy.
man like any other farmer saihsss hs
csop In the isll aud ws do mat co0dssnn
the prsctics entirely II done casssslly
whsn the wood 10 wsil ripsnsd end ths
trees an we'll hssled In. Nunssymssu
In srnerai are mot In this business lDs
health OF on account Of love los nature
and II bshoovss the gFowess 20 b %
the alert both - 10 psioss and quality.
When sosis sleek agent puspanrs N
furnish . tree 10s f0rty csnts, scsept
half down With nOts Tor halaucs %
one years tinss. o. even twenty yssss'
time. taking bis pay ost " the crop,
ssc.-just vsnsusbss that The svsasy
csnts Gosh h Ave CENTS nsoss thea shs
whole worth NJ the tire. lSsis appls ~
cherry. There sFs tricks In III ssadss.
n the growers Do sbsis part In p,sst-
Ing end watering thsss shouA - ~
dssd lssss In The 1ail With epod ssask.
TIE psoasiss 10 ssplacs q half psiss h
smother sasss. which newer vosks sst
N The sat,slacsiop a. the plaster. n 10
dsss hls part yell. 81 dsad tssss shssId
b seplaesd GfAsls au6 tias - ~,
tes.-Dsnvss ElsId and Farm.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

A week ago last Sunday ~. and NM
PYvdsu snsestatpsd Of dinpes . party
81 friends, tb0as present we're NJ. and
Nm. John R~t9es, Casl Beiser, Mn.
Nellie Hoffman aud son, Glen, NM,
win Ritter aud son, NJ. and NM. !. \
skinner and chiidren aud q. +. Harl~s
Two Of our young p~ple, Elijah
Phillip and Linnse Laymsn, slippeti
quietly away 10 Covtes last Wednesday
and wers married. They will make
their future home on their ciaim In the
yellow Jacket dlstrict. Their many
frtsnds wish then, oil happiness aud 9
long and prosperous life.
MN. b. Z. Pruden vas taken III last
Tuesday With ulc-rs Of tn. stomach
Al present. writing she 10 tribe better.
Her friends hope 70 see her up and
around soon.
A party met 1t the brick school
house saturday night 10 have singing
and . social time. A collection was
taken up % they could send away fos
song books.
The young people Of the neighbor.
hood and some of the older ones met II
the home Of MI. Laymsn aud chartva.
ried NJ. aud MN. Lie Phillips, the
Dewiy.weds. AFTER making . lot Of
noise they were invited In the house
and treated to candy, nuts and cake.
The party stayed . couple Of hours aud
enjoyed the music aud had . social
time. Then soDe II the young folks
went TO the school house and tripped
the light fantastic for On hour or 30.
The storm still continues aud looks
- though II would never stop.
nr. Ferrar In improving with his
broken arm, although It Ia quite pain
ful ct times. Dr.. Newell came out and
dressed Il Monday.
F. L. Cunning took . load Of apples
to hancos nonday.
Teller Hall went to meet his father,
J. d. Hall, who 10 bringing about twu
hundred bead Of cattle from New
Mexico.
Oscar Sleigher's lame foot 10 improv.
Ing 20 be can bear his weight on II.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

fses Conserving Bssning d Mowsy Mn
and Raidenes q Rsdvale.
Early Monday morning James ID.
Mowery's mill and residence at Red.
vale were Destroyed by fire. The fol-
lowing account of the fire vas given to
The Ns.urita Valley Record BY Mr..
Aswsy, sse..,-. sH'-' : ~ " ss''' ~
Mowry eot up early In the morning,
- was his custom, to start the IRE
under the boller 1t the mill, aud after
he got the IRE going had returned to
hi. residence aud built lire In the
Kitchen stove aud then went hack To
the mill TO look after the DIRE there.
lyon entering the boilrr room be
noticed the door between that room
and the mill proper was open, which
excited bis suspecion and caused hin,
To 70 into the mill. A he stepped
Into the mill he wAs commanded to
hold up his hands, but instead Of
obeying the command, stepped for.
ward, whereupon he was fred ut Ave
times, one shot taking effect In the leg.
He ran forward aud struck his head
against some part Of the machinery,
knocking him 10 the floor where he
was beaten In the fA.s aud chest, .
knife and Sc In money taken from
hun. He was only s~Mi-consc'ous and
hewilder~d but managed TO srope bis
way tn the basement where he climbed
through . window aud went home.
A. he entered the house Ut the kitchen
door he thinks he picked up the burn
ting lamp aud called 10 his wife aud
Powers that be was shot aud swooned
10 the floor attempting To put the lamp
on the stove. Mrs. Mowry aud Powers
dragged him Into the adjoining rom
aud upon going 10 the Kitchen fos .
lamp, Mn. Mowsy discovered the east
sud II tbs Kitchen 10 bs In tlaa,es.
She called 10 Powers bot the DIRE wss
under such Roadway thss nothing
could b done to stop Il. Movry wss
dragged from the hur.ing house and
Mrs. Mowry returned 10 rescue her
baby, aud narrowly escaped crsmstios,
her hsir aud thst of the baby being
badly s,nssd BY the flames.
WHISTLER the two nrss wsss the acts
OF On iaesndissy or the result Of scci.
dsuts attending the excitement y .
matter d eouysetass. Mowry thinks
be he'd . lantern In bis hand q the
time b. ives attached, but dropped u,
which may have started the Ore In the
mill. However. he y unsbls 70 recall
that hs snssilsd any ssssoks o. odos -
no msds BIZ way ous a. the mill.
Aowvy seRgssts that whom hs
swo0usd CIR psachims he homo he
may have dsopped ths lamp and
csussd the dp that Destroyed bis
WansAd-A whtss Wyandosts suo d.
o.. whts. pho0s o. tsssgnph The
-
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

Get the sdvssiislns habit end watch
you businssa grow.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

wsnstd--A whtss Wyandosls soo q.
o.. whts. phone o. tssssssph Ths
Star ONES.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

For f3sls-A Handsome neg A. b.
Chsss plano. Psysnsais ei0 % meath.
y. Adtssss r. o. boz -. Du,osss,
Cob.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

For sals-Two ioss jnlnlns the n. y.
church psopssty. Firt'olss title 90
- eivss. lsqulss q nh elAss.
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30

We VIII - psbiiely thask ~
lsisss1s asd nslghbssn ~ shels kiu1p
- ssd syinpaahy IL our ~ bssssvs-
MnA NssSoH Dsi.ucns
AND FANNY,
n. n. DnLUCwA
0nD. DnLUcwR,
CmAnl.D DnLUUma
M. AM Nm. p - unsau
~ ~ 49, - wesh ssuns Z
The Dolores star., 1914-01-30


RONTEZTTMA CONN
NSAA VbWS wAA~
Aasonsooslss Aavs uos essn vesy
plentiful on our sessees the paes ~
Herbert Durchhols hes sosspts6 .
pnsltiou With the Rso 0sands eosshesu
at Rico.
The toys ~ the depot - veil - soe
postmaster ars not ovsfcrOwdsd VIM
work thess days.
r.,s, ..-,,, ..A -
49, .~-,. ,s,-A.A-.
AFTERNOON, February 9Th.
~. ..,-, !, IN. .... ,.,.... ~,
81 -. rsA -. = 49,. :. -.
-. -
ticator. M. Groundhog, will again
max. M. an nu., uerd,oslous Monday.
The Knights Of Py thiss will have .
good entertainment saturday night
All mefn0en are FeQuessed " "
-
The SUNDAY scooo' sntestainmsot
that ~ss to have teen given "ednes-
day evening waa postponed on account
Of the Indictment we.'hes.
s.v..., cas- a, iii 81. ~ ,c.,. N
this sec''o" OF The country V being g.
lsyed ON account OF tns s'oFms. I"s
u the k'nd OF weather tnat catt'e "seo
Iced.
=, ,., h...,,, ,,.,,.a Fec, =
d.. ...,. ...,,... :. ,,., -, h.a
better do ID ~ you want 10 'eaFn wnss
. real cut price sale v. son'e exce''so'
oeisA'ns st'" "'t.
c., -. -. -.
s' onS"s' " 49,"
~ ~ UNIV"
school 1t 10. Everybody cordially
invited to thess meetinsa.
o"s''" 'u - w wv 49,
me n"' :" .ns ~ u.' s"ss :
s"e''" co"'o y oo'"s !" '''"
Probably keeping both eyes shut.
"
The Star expects TO have . line o.
calendar samples IN within . ~ wsess
and vs oslAsvs ve val 49, saassss.e
that win p'sass you y Ses vM soso
your ORDER until yos - our semp'ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-03
STEPHEN FERGUSON
HELD IN SUM OF 5000
BONDS FOR ASSAULT
On Person of Joseph Dignard at
North Monmouth
Tuesday

Winthrop, Me-, Sept. 2-(SpeciaD-
Stephen Furgeson, colored, of North
Monmouth, was arraigned Wednesday
morning before Trial Justice Clifford
at Winthrop, on the charge of assault
on the person of Joseph Dignard of
North Monmouth, found guilty and
ordered to furnish bonds in the sum of
$500 for his appearance at the present
term of the superior court
According to Dignard's story he was
; on his way to work in the mill at
North Monmouth at 635 Tuesday
morning when he met Fugeson on the
highway. Furgeson stepped up to him
and exclaimed that he, Dignard) had
bunch of fellows together to give him
Heklng and without warning struck
DIgnard forceful blow. The two men
clinched and went at it. F'urgeson was
thrown down by Dignard and held
there. In the meantime the Negro in
fiicted several ugly bites on Dignard's
left forearm and head
Dignard, according to his own story.
held his assailant down until he said
Niie'' iiO iieiu Sol SIlouSH anu tnen let
him up. AS soon as Furgeson regained
his feet he picked up heavy iron
driving pin about IS inches in length
and or Is of an inch in diameter and
commenced striking Dignard over the
head with it. Dignard's head was split
open in several places, a cash 81
inch in length was inflicted on the top
OF his head and several other cuts were
inflicted. The Negro kept on striking
Dignard with the heavy pin, exclaim-
ing that he was going to kill him.
Suddenly relatives of the Negro ap-
peared upon the scene and stopped
the mixup. The Negro gave himself I'D
TO the officers and is now locked up
awaiting bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-03
Dexter
18th Annual Meeting of the Pts
cataquis Association Held
Here This Week-In-
teresting Business
OFFICERS ELECTED AND
THE COMMITTEES NAMED

The 18th annual meeting of the Pts
cataquis Baptist Association opened
at the local Baptist church at o'clock
Tuesday morning with a large num-
bcr Of delegates and visitors present.
Ten churches of the Is included in the
association, were represented and
there were Is pastors present during
the day. The churches included in the
association are: Abbot, Athens, Cam
bridge, Dexter, Dover and Foxcroft,
Guilford, Harmony. Hartland, Milo,
Monson, Parkman, Sangerville, Sebec,
East Dover and Wellington; Is of the
10 sont letters which were read at
one OF the early meetings of the ses-
sion.
Tuesday mornings session opened
With a devotional service lead by H.
fl. Rohrback. The formal opening Of
the association was held at $50 with
Rev. E. L. Gates as moderator. The
Following nominating committee was
chosen: Rev. T. E. Ham, Rev. Alexan-
der Douglass and Mrs. T. D. Whitney.
They nominated the following officers
and committees which were formally
elected: Rev. E w. Churchill, Milo.
moderator; Rev. e. L. Sampson. Fox
croft, clerk and treasurer; A. r. jack
son, Monson, auditor
Committee on Credentials-Rev. AL
exander Douglass, Parkman; Rev. An
drew Young. Willamette.
Committee on State of Religion-Rev
=. L. ampson, H. H. Hohrback
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-03
LONG RANGE WORK
IN SEA GRIT MATCHES

Sea Girt, n. J., Sept. 2.-Long range
work was in order in todays rifle match
es. which included the four-stage Sea
Glrt championship and the Libbey and
Wibledon matches
The Sea Girt was won by Corporal f.
Coppedge, United States Marine Corps.
with a total score on the four ranges of
lsS. Sergeant James Loughlin of Mass
achusetts was third with 1877.
The Libbey match went to Capt w H
Richardson of Connecticut with 49,
A. W. Lee of the navy shot his way to
victory in the Wimbledon match with a
score of s6. In match which was ar
ranged for the range officers doing SER
vice here, Capt. r. w. Holt OF New Jer-
sey with 4s was the winner Captain
Chase of Massachusetts, finished third
with AZ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-03
Mrs. Ann Maria Woodbury.

Mrs. Ann Maria Woodbury.. widow of
the late Joseph Woodbury.. passed
away Tuesday at her home in Itch
'feld, aged 50 years. Mrs. Woodbury.
has been failing in health for some
three or four years, but for the past
three weeks has been failing rapidly.
She was an active member of the Bap-
list church and was held in esteem
and respect by all. She was the daugh-
ter OF William and Judith (Folsom)
Wedgwood and was born in the house
where she died She is survived by
one daughter, Harriet NJ. of Litchfield
and two sons, William T. of Litcch-
field and Frank H. of this city. Flu
neral services will be held at the house
: on Friday, at P NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1914-09-03
WINTHROP
Push Cart Fair and Lawn Party
At Home of Mrs. L. d.
French Is a Great
Success
MUSICALE BY PROF. AND
MRS. H. C. PEABODY

Mrs. James Smith and son William
are at Bar Harbor
Edwin Foster and son of Oakland
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. T A Eos
ter
MRS. Eldora Keene is enjoying a trip
TO Minneapolis, where she will visit
her son, Linwood Keene
Mrs. A. c. L. Bartlett is the guest
OF Mrs. r. C. McIlroy at crawford
Knoll.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid will hold
q Food sale at 3 P. M. Friday at
Pinkham's store.
Mrs. Sarah Moves is visiting Mrs.
]. E. Briggs at Winthrop Center
Fred Beatty has returned to SPRING