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New Britain herald., 1915-10-07
British Troops Land at Saloniki --- EI Powers Break Off Diplomatic Re
 latiOnS With Bulgaria.
GREAT BRITAIN URGED TO TAKE
 DRASTIC ACTION IN BAI
Petrograd Learns That Demonstrations of Seriol Have Taken Place i'm so garian Districts and a Stat Has Been Proclaimed to | Situation.

Has Been Proclaimed to u
 Situation.
 The long expected Teutor into Serbia has begun. Ber announced that large forces mans and Austrians have CT Drina, Save and the Danu end firmly established them the Serbian side of those strc
 The TeutonicN purpose is conceded to be a push throug1 involving the crushing of military power. This wou them to Bulgaria. with which the entente allies have broA N hose assistance, either a@ passive, apparently is assured tral powers. Thus the way k opened to a junction with thaz forces and to Constantinople.
 Assisted by Allies.
 Serbia is to be assisted in the Teutonic effort by Frerii British troops, some of whou9 are on Serbian soil.
 Violent assaults last nlghd Germans in efforts to retl positions the French capturl them north of Tahure, in thu pagne district, were repulse heavy losses to the Teutonic is announced in today's ofiici ment from Paris. The mosi tant of these positions is Hill declared to be a key-point German second line of defens region.
 Four counter attacks by troops upon positions whic had lost near Souchez. south iu northern France also wer' off, Paris declares, adding German accommodating advi Lorraine was checked by the fire, and two mines were exp E.parges, seriously damaging man works.
 Violent cannonading betws Mouse and the Moselle and other parts of the front is rep
 Forms New Greek Cabin
 Alexander Zaimis completes Greek cabinet. Former l Gounaris, Rhallis. Dragoun Theotokis are members of tn ton ministry.
 London opinion inclines to lief that Greece, despite the q rnent of the Venizelos cabinet. found in the end on the side entente allies.
 Urge Drastic Action.
 Influential British Journa urging the government to take action in the Balkins. The lai Saloniki of imposing forces, su by a powerful fleet, is advocate
 Already British troops have to arrive at Saloniki, accord Athens advices.
 An interview with former Venizelos. given shortly befi break with King Constantine nc doubt that under his pren Greece would have vigorous rorted Serbia in the present
 Anti-War Demonstration
 Petrograd hears that ther been anti-war demonstrati serious scope in some Bulgar t,icts, a state of siege havin proclaimed to deal with the ton.
 It is reported through Swii that considerable forces of A and Germans have been draw the eastern front and sent to g Hungary for the campaign Serbia.
 Sanders in Bulgaria.
 Field Maeshal Liman Sande mer German commander of tn ish forces in Europe. has gone garia. according to advices r Amsterdam.
 French strategists are pleas the capture of Tahure and HI the Champagne, reported Paris war office. as the hill | one of the principal s nf the German second line of Ina thIs region.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-07
Teutons Invade serbia.

Berlin, Oct. '. via London, D. m.---Large German and Au| forces have invaded Serbia.
 The Teutonic troops have et the Drina, Save and Danube nt many places. the war office nounces today.
 It is stated that the inv troops have established firm foot on the other banks of the river
New Britain herald., 1915-10-07
SARAH M. BRONSON EST.
 APPRAISED AT $7S,S6S
Local and Other Investment Stocks Form Greater
 Part.

A value of s7S,S6s.06 is placed on the estate of Sarah M. Bronson by the appraisers, E. w. Schultz and F. G. Vibberts, who filed their report in the court of probate today. A great part of the estate is represented in stocks.
 The stocks follow:
 32 sh. American Hardware
 Corp. @ 121 .............$ $3,S72 sh. American Tel. & Tel Go.
 Co 122 .......... ......... 15z 5 sh. Atchison, Topeka and
 Santa Fe R. R. ........ 505 : sh. Balto. & O. common m S1 405 20 sh. Central Realty Co. O IS 360 6 sh. Hartford Electric Light
 Co. O PIP ............... 1882 10 sh. D. c. Judd Co. @ 15... 150 6 sh. Great Northern R. R.
 Co 1l7 ..........'' fVz 2S sh. Landers, Frary x Clark
 co 56 ........'.... .....'..' l'ooo sh. Northern Pacific R. R.
 @ 1O6 ....:...... ....:.... 5SO 10 sh. Peck, Stow & Wilcox
 @ 22 22O 35S New Britain Gas Light Go. .4.
 O 57 .................... O.4Os
 Co. O 6s ................ 2,376 19 sh. Stanley Works @ 5S... 1,102 26 sh. Skinner Chuck Co CD 35 BIO 5 sh. Swift & Co. @ 113. 565 1 sh. Sovereigns Trading Go.
 CD 70 ............. ID 5 sh. U. s. Steel Corp. pfd.
 CD LIZ ooO S4 sh. Union Mfg. Go: @ 69... 5,796 15 sh. New Britain National
 Bank CD ITO. 2,55O sh. Northern Railroad Co.
 pfd. O 45 ......... 225 13Ok sh. New England Watch
 Co. ........... (No Value) 8 sh. Santa Fe and New Mex
 ico (No value)
 The estate also owns $1.000 bond of the New Britain Gas Light com pany, valued at S1,030. There are also a number of mortgages and notes.
 Other property of the estate is as follows:
 Deposit Pennington Savings
 Bank .'...''.. ',.'' S%O"'o' Deposit Society for Savings,
 Hartford ............... lfS'Sz Deposit Mechanics Savings
 Bank, Hartford ....... 192 ss Deposit Savings Bank of
 New Britain ............ 1,4O6.SS Deposit Burrit Savings Bank 1,061.21 Deposit New Britain National
 Bank 496.59
 Household furniture. personal prop erty, jewelry, etc., is valued at $SOO, making a total of $7S.S6S.O6.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-07
HANDED PASSPORTS BY ITALY

London, Oct. ', 6:30 p. m.-The Bulgarian minister to Italy was today handed his passports by the Italian foreign minister. according to Self ani News Agency despatch from Rome.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-07
Inn. .00o Tentonic Troons.

London, Oct. '. 4:s3 D. m.--ArI cial despatch reached London stating that the Austro-Germaq
New Britain herald., 1915-10-07
WEATHER.

Hartford, Oct. For Hart ford and vicinity: Cloudy partly unsettled tonight and Friday.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-07

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New Britain herald., 1915-10-07
Filed at Greek Capital a Short Time
 Before the Unexpected Change in
 the Situation in the Balkans Took

The following statement was made to the Associated Press correspondent at Athens Tuesday by M. Venizelos before his resignation as premier and was filed at the Greek capital short time before the unexpected change in the situation took place:
New Britain herald., 1915-10-07
First Of Many Events.

Tomorrow's party, given by Col. House, will be only the first of many events which are being planned for the presidential party before the we'd ding.
 Invitations and congratulations be- segan pouring into the White House offices today in such volume that a special staff of clerks was prepared for assignment to social work only for the next two months.
New Britain herald., 1915-10-07

(Continued cn Tenth Page.)
New Britain herald., 1915-10-07

1continued on Eleventh Page.)
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-24
Called First Reunion of
Confederate Veterans

The mszEF cEarE1sAz friends * Mrs..
L r. GleFer WI be rssFe1 70 hazr q
hsr 5a4zA- sseeErvrzE lzsf NseE Il CTR
s5szzz- Tsx Fo1 ina past Fezr Mrs
G1s4e- Aza z.z5s azr 51-e M Aeg
1i@1s- Mrz :. : 8-atkzla. Il 1als elig.
En1 1n5F zaguz three weeks zEs lsfK
HE-h 1z< 4azzEAzar. Mrs A G. Joan
son * Les EEazss. L., to risif grand
Gzlg1rer u Ccrs5EzEE TIE ness Ct
Aer E11zez oeztA rz=s II . shock 70
49, ck5gkzs.z relatives
Nrs GsoFs- wzs s. years old the
Oldest e EzmilT q rwslre cGl1dren
cx1v tk-sa . wH1z1 survive =sr. Tbeg
are Mrs. MznSs q Ezszz- a C.
Camp II Georgia and d. Camp O.
L.oazsizz4- SAe also saaT=s dsagh
Ter Mrs yohnsgz q D4s Muanes and
sgz- WE- Gs0rer. o. san A1tons0
Mrs Gl0rer wzs knOWn - al As a.
e1eee1iugsx 1~sgAt. 1avpy ard eoeT-
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-24

Eet5e EcEsA- She Wzs Zosg -Es@2tAs1
and generous ard Der frlsncs tell znazy
STORES of her generosity 10 tzs az
.ersrs during TIE Gzlvsstoa Coos
Mrs. GloTsr Kzz sesi ka0wz to
thcze outside her esrese Of trisnas a.
the orfgi4ztor al TIE Cozts'asrzte ysi
erzEs reHHso@- u 5ziy. 1ssS. Sc ras-
III taeether il czIpsellrras Ca. the
survivors q company A. tws1rx-sru.
Georgia regiment cf Whirh her h1-
hand. u 7. c. Clever. killed AZ Wiz
chester. Va nzs lseEssnzzt colC1sl
Of the two hznxres Tho wsaf 70 tes
front. ihirry rezzFzed- twelve q who-
resFnlded 10 her call Thea and tAers
IN orgznEEatF1n as formed. the M
eEeas ot ihe immense gathering z0R
kngEn az the co1feasrzte rsumio1.
and me derisi1a 10 meet annually was
zzde esnly tAree sHrrivors Of tkis
company are 1g# EFnE
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-24
coNesEeaTloNAL cnusc..

CDhSr EGt fDeSL Lf7I MI.
Corner Texas zFeu1e and NinEf
Esreer.
X. g. Mecly. pastor
Sunday srarDl II 10 O'ciOck g. L
Inyernca, ssDersnteacent-
Morning serrAes - IL
eE5ssct. SaiFatsoH and Ke~srSE.
Jsnior &. K zs58 . "a Miss Orpaa
Hickman, 1uDersntea1ent
senior G. h. 7e8 B. mv with pastor
Az Sezder.
EreBing serTice at ssf'9
Subject "A MeEzzge n f5oOd cheer.
Prayer meeting Wednesday eyening
., ; O'Clock. s. l. Ingerso1s leader.
On Ersday night April ~. keF. y.
y. sBsrtz, h0zoe missionary seeretaFg
b New YORK city viii BIZ in Chick
aAa and viii address the rnenIfsersilip 3
VI the Congregational church This
meeting Ii important. In every u1eEn.
oer se present
Eyery5ody invited and welcomed II
orr services.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-24
ec--4M 7oLAcE =t7toE

BT 1sz Press
sSeu T-rE Arr 44-xs-v EtrE'a
tizass ws-s sE sss-zats z1s1zF- SerEl
ra8Hszllz ,.-iiesaDa1 aiEz 1hs.r z-IzI1-
gsarz1e z11 l1sgerzls1 IT NsT-r
ErK1s. FsLsts commissions ss GODS
zrs5 egA.ar officials -ns Grznsw Tsa-
sasa 1g1- "a FM-A aTszns vas HaEA--
als1 znd -bs Er1sz4z5a1 1-rnasd =
F7tss -zn Hsrsst NARA 4 -w1 n
Nz1sB9a Sznzrs Gzr1sz E3eFH1 rz'gE
asz1E - sl1se1z-E participated Esssr-
e,z y ~ L@g51r 4 Eszsu1r Ez1i.E
faax erSls were Az1 azs1 zss1sss Ers-
sezss,d 70 men tzuEE5ssn9zE 1gr 1rzF
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-24
Grady County Express
Is Cents a Year

T11z great offez = made for Al Ia
definite peTlod We vii ss1d the
Grady Caz1ty EIpreEs iOr o1e fall
PEAR 70 subscribers Il Grady county
only. Oz receipt OF only = cents.
Think Of II. the os11cizl county paper,
rockzl51ed D@EeS-sttc. ~sth al the
local, political and official uews every
week for p cents a year Come I'm
ming Remit II coin 10
GRADY COUNTY EXPRESS.
Chickzshz. Okla
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-24
=o=- cozz ros--z ~azzD

AaZaF z-HrnIlm 1t liz razr-
ssBusA r. AHHE ant AHs --zzz.s
r1EE aan1 II Fur 1azn Haa nlz--
.is.z 81 susfea = AuZre T1s
Erzp1n EsTH la 1Es Is = ant zI-
t-51ss T. 81 C1uHsnz e 1ns trl1ss >
5.s-a1zs 50 Li,s ular-lEgs was E'su-
7lbs ssgnE.s returned ellE zDlrzE q,
F1g1 CazGL
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-24
soUggzlhc OUT wATER.

BY United Press
New Haven. Conn. April z4--1ree-
tors of The New Haven railroad met
here ar ECON to1zY n consider reduc-
sng the roads capital stock from i.st''l
9zs zhares % 1,57l.6sQ and carrying
- of,s shares IN the company'E trezS-
ury.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-24
-oszzsslol~ : r-assD

EHE -HE WIS -#H1 zssas-iszs
le1ssT1ilsE1 ~ 5B1as EsE1eT. Alssa-1-
Nz-1 esEr nHE--lE Il liguEE y asK puA
hHHHssm zaA v-EE EnnaI u LA rEsuD
81 sEz EAI -n.E 1su-IE 1 znEla lr
l-a41F1rs---rE EilAET Wa 1z3an Elgz.iIssg
nm ne dz1s 1f IA .s-s'Alal .zsE.rE tas--
11.r VIA 1s-f zzin1nnsad
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-24
IRWIN cOBB HosoRED.
By United Pr.sE

81 United PresA
Eew Fork. April zs.-lrF5n Coob,
we1l knoNn author. wII te giFs1 2
dinner tomorrON night Al the Wsl5orf-
sDeakeEn iaTsted are Jzstice NcRey-
a1sds of the supreme n01rt- Ceorge ~
cohan. Mayor NiseAell Senator Ollie
James AugustnE Thomas, Martin W.
LittletOu and Cor. Whitman.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-24

Head wzStsr--Ehzt1s TIE natter
with thai fellow oTer t6ere Nstter
II 5o1ft know He doesn't dz-ce.
he do.es1x care for singing IL Ezys
he hasn't got : date VIII z1F5ocy' 3
n-5fe- I'm beginning 70 think the fol
actually came In 70 eat Pack
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-24

Classified Advertisements. such as
Wanted For Kent. For Sale
etc. vii D0eitITely not be received for
the Express SY phone. They must be
brought to the office. Please do not
phone them. It is embarrassing to US
10 refuse 70 receive them list
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-24

re tFe2frttL
True greatness first o, Al Is q thing
CT the heart Il is an alive With TO
bust z1e geaer01s syupafhies- X Is
neither behind It's age. and ahead CT
X only Jzst 90 far as to be able to
LEAD its march II czanOt slamber. for
activity is . necessity Of It's s1istence.
L is 10 reservoir. but = fountain
Roswell D. Hitchcock
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-24
ToDArs OLDEST STORY.
By Uaitea Press

By TH5ted Press
Eaton. D. April z4-JoSH
MzttiE. Who viii he % years Old
o. J1ue next expects 70 .
mans rO-k that day
~HOE % ! do IL quered
Nzt-ix today. Lister. Kat
plenty Of onsonx do plenty q
HOrk ze1 plenty II rest. chew
and smoke plenty 81 tobacco
ard don't worry
Natrix freguently walks ie
miles in . day
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-24
ARRESTED CN SUSPICION
o. BEING TRAM Ro75EP

b rzstsd PresE
sseH Dssesns. Apr1l .s--EzzrrF Les
ter Z - Le1iE Ksoaeruztsrs Nzs A.
rested On ElEplc11- 81 De1E iEF-agsz{
ss Il the atEenaEtad hosl-SE ot L1Eaa
gfle & Nashville trzi no.Ezide uf EAe
e.tr.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-24
ARMED TRUCE IN
THE BARNES CASE.


By United Press.
Syracuse. \. Y. April .4--An
armed truce in the Barnes
Roosevelt libel case viii exist
till Monday. The Barnes side
indicates that a surprise is In
store for the colonel when the
trial is resumed.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-24

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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-24

- N MsEEzsssS- EsDEF fur 8nzr
Gag aar4r5il1 ss.1aenk Htulit n
} rzsz1rst * zn4 g1lrs M lzzer
1nzI frllzF zzses1nsan C1m
J tGla1sas xz1 -z.sf -'suBer VII
- ErzzslY zglEr ssszfslsst ~ SzrlIz-
! ara snf pEll sEfsErE ~ fssl1tEr
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1915-04-24

f tiDatT alll.iEir zzsz Sszn1zlx
--nza -=nr--Ez.E-=
Dung z1.s 1EEIlSs siLlEr isHElzE ssnni1s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-27
A Kidney Remedy Advertisement
Brought Great Happiness

I take pleasure in stating that l have
used DR.. kilmer's Swamp-Root, that l
was greatly benefited by the same and
have used it in my family. I had a son,
when quite young he suffered from blad-
der or kidney affiiction. 1 called in nv
physician, he attended him but did him
no good. Almost by accident noticed an
advertisement about the curative proper.
ties of DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-Root I pro-
cured bottle and gave it to him ac-
cording to directions. It cured him of
what we thought was almost impossible
and the same with others of my family.
! have such strong faith in Swamp-Root
that 1 have never done without it in my
family since the wonderful cure Of my
son as well as myself. I recommend it
to all who suffer from kidney or bladder
troubles and am led to believe that it
is one of the best medicines for the pur-
pose for which it is used, that has ever
been discovered.
This is my experience from the use Of
Swamp-Root Wishing the promoters of
this wonderful medicine a large sale to
the suffering public, l am,
yours respectfully,
w. H. McAFEE,
6 Broyles St. Atlanta. Ga
Witness,
E. o. WILLIAMS, Notary Public.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-27
CASE OF RICE VS..
SARGENT GOES TO
COURT ON APPEAL

Bangor, Me-, April 26.-In the supreme
gent was abruptly terminated by an or
der of the court, a verdict being directed
for the defense with the stipulation that
if that verdict is not sustained by the
law court, on exceptions taken to the
ruling by the plaintiff, damages shall
be assessed for the plaintiff in the sun,
of $500.
The case had some interesting points
Of law involved. as had the recent Old
Town case, involving contractors and
the Maine Central r. r. Co. In the
suit of Rice vs.. Sargent the plntin
is John II. Rice, secretary and assist
ant treasurer of the Eastern Trust &
Banking Co. of Bangor. and the de-
PENDANT is Paul D. Sargent, chief en-
sineer Of the State Highway Commits
sion. Briefly the contentious We're:
Mr. Sargent riding in an automobile
owned by the State and driven by a
chauffeur paid by the State. was pro-
ceeding on official business in State
street in Bangor near Parkview avenue
last summer and collided with car
owned by Mr.. Rice. who placed the
blame for the collision upon the States
machine and the one in authority
directing the movements of the car.
Mr.. Rice's car was wrecked. Mr.. Sar-
gent had been to Orono to see Prof. H..
S. Boarlman Of the University of
Maine The latter being in Bangor at
the time, Mr.. Sargent returned here
and arrived in season to take Prof.
Bcardn'an from an Old Town car IN
State street They thereupon started
for Orono. talking over business mat
tiers on the way. 1t was therefore con-
tended that Mr.. Sargent was an official
business for the. State, and not on a
pleasure ride for his own benefit.
. The ~uling Of the court in directing a
verdict for the defendant places the re-
sponsihility, if any, upon the State. as
owner of the car and its agent, the
chauffeur, ard not upon Mr.. Sargent
personally.
The case will be taken to the law court
and a decision is awaited with much
interest by the legal fraternity. as the
outcome has a direct bearing on other
cases in which the point of RESPONSE
oility has been the main issue and upon
which there has been difference Of
opinion and much discussion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-27

Hallowell-Martha A. Howe of Boston,
Mass. to Lillian NJ. Hosken, land and
buildings, ST. Amanda L. Fuller of Hal
lowell, Charles B. Fuller of Waltham,
Mass, George Fuller of Hallowell and
Alice Fuller and Charlotte r. Fuller.
wives of c. b. and G. F. Fuller, to
Dwopce of Hallowell, land and build
ings. 81.
LitchEeld-Frank NJ Harnden to Jonas
Edwards of Auburn, land and buildings,
81; Laura f. Tucker to George Tucker,
land, 81.
Monmouth-Miss Cora NJ. Lantzer of
Fremont, Mich, to Maine Potato Co., a
corporation located at Augusta, land,
81; Eliza J. Alexander OF Litchfield to
Henry L. Harrington of Litchtield, land
and buildings. 81 Charles Brown to Fred
H. Clark of Smithfield, land. 81.
Mt Vernon-James Watson of Bel
grade to James c. Skates, land and
buildings. 81.
Oakland-Mary E. Towle to Archie c.
Towle. land. 81; Archie C. Towle. Helen
A. Towle, land, 81; Lewellyn, William
and Andora Knox, all of Oakland, to
Nathan G. Smith of waterville. land 500;
Weston G. Folsom to F.. NJ Esler, land
and buildings. $500; Fravel w. Smith to
Farmers Union Grain and Supply Co, of
Waterville, land, q; Leon w. Greenleaf
to Cora E. Libby, land and buildings,
500.
Pittston-Hubbard Lumber Co., a cor
poration having place of business at
Lewiston, to George p. Thompson. three
of rl ND; A ~
Ida and Edna Dow, land. 81.
Readfield-Alce f. S. Eaton of Brain
tree. Mass, to William e. Sedgley of
Providence. r. l., land. 81.
Rome-Daniel NJ. Marshall of Oakland
and Charles W. Stone to Jamaica Points
Camps Co., corporation with principal
place of business at Oakland. land and
buildings, $500.
Sidney-Ida L. Philbrick of Oakland to
Preston K. Philbrick, land. 81.
Vassalboro-Frank A. Skillins to George
H. Gates. land. 81.
Vienna-Cynthia G. Bradley to Edwin
Kelley. land. 500; Irving r. Bradley to
Edwin Kelley. land. 800.
Waterville-E. w. Boyer to Edward L.
Hall. land, 81; Rosie King to James Ca
ron. land, $40; Arthur ]. Alden to A..
Fred Alden of Oakland. a third interest
in land. 81; George H. Kurdish Of Mon
mouth to Elmer S. Craig and Gertrude
L. Craig. land. 81; Irving H. Winters to
Arthur H.. Cayouette, land, s5e5.
Wayne-Charles H. Gale of Winthrop
to G. Maurice Maxim. land. 81.
West Gardiner-Clarence E. Brown to
Arthur ]. Newell of Litchfield. 81; H. F.
Carson of Augusta to Robert S. Good.
land and buildings, 81; Hugh S. Newell
of Winslow to Herbert F. Carson of Au-
gusta, land and buildings, 81.
Observation-Disclosures A. Clark of Chel-
sea to Helen Augusta Stearns Of Chel-
sea. land. 81.
Winslow-Frank ]. White to Susie T.
Hubbard. land. 81: A. A. Kidder to c. B.
Kidder, one-half interest in land. 500;
John Dallaire to Edward Lemay. land,
81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-27

thereon, land and buildings. 81; Osgood
Crawford to Kennebec Lumber Co.. land,
81; Hyman Geretian to Roy F. Aliffe,
land, $500; Daniel S. Young and Daniel
S. Young, Jr., to Carrie l.. James, land.
$500; William ". jackson to Mary z.
Farnhanl, land, 81.
Chelsea-Eva ]. Folsom to Lewis Ches-
ley Of Augusta, land and buildings. 81;
Arthur y. Douglass to Amy B. Conner of
Gardiner, land, 81.
China-Clara Day to Joseph w. Cham
berlain, land, SIS; George W., Reynolds Of
Winslow to Nellie NJ. Brown. land, 81;
Cyrus A. Davis to DR.. William F.
Brown. d. V. S., land. 81; Althea T. Doe
to Henry 0. Parmenter of Augusta to
Otis T. Parmenter of Boston, Mass, land
and buildings, 81; George F. Thurston to
Fred c. Thurston, land, 800.
Fayette-F. NJ. Hubbard and Nellie Hub
bard to ]. Henry Dow, right to dig and
maintain ditch for burying a water
pipe, 81.
Gardiner-Robert w. Plant to John C.
Burns. land and buildings, 81.