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The Washington herald., 1915-12-10

Sut~titutiuns -Culligan for Steam Ciufredda for
Kihty. Goas frm courf-Mcrtimer "a. Culigan
CJl. Stockett %. Harris. CiufrN,ids. Dodge Little"
Goals from foul CulliCau C5l BiNlcr a.. MortimCr
e.. Harris. Refere-Mr. Postum. Time Of periods
% minutes
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Major Gen. and Mrs. William II. Carter
arrived in Washington after two year,
spent in Honolulu. and will be at their
Bancroft place residence for the winter
Their daughter-in-law. Mrs. William G
Carter. wife Of Capt. Carter. L. :. A,
will spend the season with them.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Whitman. OF
Morristown, n. j.. have arrived at Wash
ingtOn and are staying at the Willard.
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SECOND GAME.
EAGLE A. {. Pr

Substitution -Winyheld for GOsneli. Goals from
court Hutchinson Isl. II. Schultz a. LoyeieSs ~.
Wingield t9l. johnson e. D'Briep l.. Schultz.
Goals from foul -Ciu:rCdda johnson. Referce-Mr.
Fuetum. Time Of reriO,s-5 minutes.
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wANTED-GOoD. ACTIVE Soy. ABOUT n. IN
picture shop to make himself generally usfni
about the business. HAYS 4 CO., III q ST. NV
WANTED-YOUNG MEN WITH ONE YEARS
experience in shoe business. One TO learn CHAIN
system. with an excellent opportunity Tor pronooon
TO manager Must be sober. not afraid of WORK ana
furnish Al reference from Last employer. Address
BOX H. Herald. -
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MOUNT PLEASANT DUCKPIN LEAGUE
II DUCKPIN LEAGUE
Brennan Wins Again.

Z Scrf Pa. DEC a-Kayo Brennan,
of fufG.o. wor trom Jack Clarke. Of
Fall R.yer, ist rounds here tonight.
Cla. hsosing on the ropes In the tenth
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HELP WANyEDLMA-E.

WANTED-Experienced Col
lector. Apply Business OF
fee, THE WASHINGTON
HERALD.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOUs.

Fur sALE-PIANO BAR'IAIN. NEW. BEST
make. sSnOte 81 srss Cost me $50 will deiy.-
for 81" Cash. CaIl VI. 9ss see it At onc, Leaving
city. CONWEII I.dE II Il NV
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MOVING. PACKING. STORING.

Free moving Tor stor.
age, n. 1D4S Or n. 4o44.
STORAGE CO, o13 q.
Mlght Phs j. 60
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LOST AND FOUND.
Lost BY Mrs. c, c. Rumsey. 1921
H street NV, Phone Main So73,
A WHITE WIRE-HAIRED
FOX TERRIER

on Sunday afternoon about 4:3o.
at Connecticut avenue and M
street. He ran down toward De
Sales place. There is . liberal
reward offered for his return.
The dog had no collar, tag or
muzzle on. He is all white, ex-
cept for some black and tan on
his ears and nose. Answers to
name of Bubbles"
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10

Bernie Wefers has thirty track can
didates At Columbia out for practice.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10

Paymaster Christian j. Peoples. L. {.
N. and Mrs. Peoples. who passed the
last few weeks in California. have re-
turned to their home in Chevy Chase.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10

The committee OF the dancing class,
Niscountess de Sibour. Mrs. John F. Will
kins. Niscount de Sibour. Mr.. Reynolds
Hit and MIR. George p. Eustis announce
the following dates or the club dances
this winter: December l3. January q. Il.
and II: February II and 2l March G. II
and -.
The Washington herald., 1915-12-10

Cards have reached Washington for
the marriage of Miss Katherine Grace
Reynolds. daughter of Mrs. Fred +.
Reynolds. of Worcester. Mass. and
Mr.. Charles Henry Mccarthy. of this
city. at st. Peters Church in Wor-
cester, December IS. at 10 o'clock
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FOR SALE-i9I3 MODEL STEARNS KNIGHT.
scyIindcr 7-rasSerfrr tuurirS car: eacs!Icnt con-
diton. AIIrr<- BON =. Herald uficr.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

NUNGV ~ 1V0N.
MONEY TO LOAN ON REAL ESTATE
n IN all and large sums All transac-
Grafton for borrower VIM H BAUM.
DEPS a co. southern Bids. s07 18th I.
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates. special
privileges with respect to prior paynentA
fylar 4 Rutherford. Inc. ~ 6kA q
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

FUR SALE-HERALD ROUTE: BEST SECTIO
of the city Adiress I5a- Buchanan ST
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-07
BEAUTIFUL HAIR,
TA|CK,WAvY,FREE
FROM DANDRUFF
Draw a moist cloth through hair
and double it's beauty
at once.
Save your hair! Dandruff dis
appears and hair stops
coming out.

Immediate?-Yes! THAT'S
the joy of 1t. Your hair becomes light,
wavy, fluffy. abundant and appears as
soft. lustrous and beautiful as a young
girls after an application Of Danderine
Also try this-moisten a cloth with a
little Danderine and carefully draw it
through your hair. taking one small
strand at time. This will cleanse the
hair Of dust. dirt. or excessive oil, and
in Just a few moments you have
doubled the beauty Of your hair. A de-
lightful surprise awaits those whose
hair has been neglected or is scraggy,
faded. dry. brittle or thin. Besides
Identifying the hair. Danderine dis
solves every particle of dandruff;
cleanses, purif1es and invigorates the
scalp forever stopping itching and
falling hair, but what will please you
most will be after few weeks use,
when you see new hair-fine and
downy at first-yes-but really new
hair growing all over the scalp.
Danderine IL to the hair what fresh
showers Of rein and sunshine sre to
vegetation. It goes right to the roots,
invigorates ana strengthens them. Its
celebrating and life-producing prop
critics cause the hair to grow long,
strong end beautiful.
You can surely have pretty, charm
ing, lustrous hair. and lots of 1t, il you
will just get 25-cent bottle Of Knowl-
toms Danderine from any drug store
or toilet counter and try it as directed.
ADV,
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FAIRFIELD

The fire alarm system Of the Fair
field fire department will be out of
commission for the remainder of the
week. owing to further repairs at the
Kennebec mills which are conflicting
with the alarm wires. If fire should
take place in town before next Monday
the Universalist church bell will be
used as an alarm. The key to the
church will be kept during that time
at Smith Woodman's garage.
Gentlemen's Night. which was OBJ
served Wednesday evening by the
Twice Six Club at the home of Mrs.
Pearle Thomas Brown, West Benton,
proved to be a very enjoyable function
The hostess served dainty luncheon.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Worth Brown, Miss Bertha
Brown, Miss Phyllis Thomas. Miss
Stella Thomas, Miss Eta Thomas,
Miss Emma Brown, Miss Jennie War
rem, Miss Alberta Crummett, Miss
Edythe Spaulding, Lull Bryant Of Wa
terville. Victor Worthing of Portland,
Lloyd Harmon of Clinton and others.
A stated communication of Sloan
Lodge, No. so, F. and A. NJ, will be
held Thursday evening.
The officers of E. P. Pratt Corps, w.
r. e., had their annual inspection
Wednesday evening at Grand Army
hall. when Mrs. Hattie c. Sprague Of
Bangor. district department treasurer.
was present and did the work of in
spectjng. Mrs. Sprague was appointed
as a deputy by Mrs. Hodgden of Oak
land, one Of the department inspectors.
and did her work in a very creditable
manner. Before the meeting and at 6
o'clock picnic supper was served in
the dining room, of which a large num-
Der partook.i The Relief Corps ladies'
are making plans for a public supper
which they will serve in Grand Army
hall, some time during the present
month.
The annual roll call of Good win
Rebekah Lodge, /. o. o. F., will be held
Thursday evening, Oct. IA, at the Odd
Fellows hall Refreshments will he
served.
The Clionea Club was entertained
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Joseph w. Sawyer, corner Of
Park and Elm streets. Mrs. Herbert O.
Brown read the afternoons paper
Maine as a Winter Resort" What
she had to tell was in very compre-
hensive manner and proved interest
Ing to her hearers. A light collation.
was served. The next hostess will he
Mrs. Harry Holmes. on Oct. 20.
Mrs. Mary r. Totman. who is MEM
Der Of the Augusta China Club, has
been in tie Capital city for the purpose
OF attending a meeting Of that organ
ixation.
"A Cheerful Liar" Il the title Of =
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NEWPORT

A very pretty wedding took pa
at the nome of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Pils|
bury, Elm street. Newport, MondtI
Oct. 4. at II o'clock P. NJ. when ths]
only daughter. Miss Myra Louise vi
united in marriage to Fred Hafig
Drown of Dexter. The ceremony too1]
place under an arch Of evergrN1
trimmed with white carnation pinI1
and bridal roses. The double ring ss1
vice was impressively performed y
the Rev. Harry w. Norton OF %
Methodist Episcopal church In u
presence of the immediate family. ~
bride wore white crepe de chine goE1
and the groom the conventional blaa
The happy couple Immediately left y
automobile for their home in Dexts
which was furnished throughout reac1
to receive them. The presents ws1
many and beautiful, consisting OF ca
glass, old ivory, china, silver and l'1
en-. The bride is well known and hlsH
ly esteemed, both in Bangor and LlSI
coin her former home, as well as
Newport, where she has resided N
several years. The groom has man
friends in Dexter and is employed y
Fay & Scott machine shop, Dexter
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by one scholar-lst. lilly Audet, Sand
Hill, grade 4; I'd, Kendall Howard, Wins
low Grammar. The judges were J. X.
Soule, Mrs. Robert NJ. Kellerman and
Miss Nellie ]. Neal
HORSES.
Best two-year-eid-1st, Everett Brown;
I'd, Albert Pooler. Best one-year-old-1st,
Napoleon Pouloutt; I'd, H. S. Howard.
Best sucker-lst, Joe Roderick; I'd, Arthur
Ward. Best brood mare-1st, Joe Roder-
ick; I'd, Arthur Ward. The judges were
Marcellus Small. Alton Hodges and An
son Reynolds.
FANCY WORK
Best silk quilt-lst, Mrs. Thomas Wood
I'd. Mrs. ]. P. Garland. Best patchwork
list. Mrs. Williams; I'd, Mrs. H. S. How
ard. Best crochet-1st. Mrs. L. Bowden
I'd. Mrs. Sadie McCoombs. Best collection
OF fancy work-1st, Mrs. Carrie Black
weer. Best Mexican work-1st, Mrs. Cum
bingham; I'd, Mrs. L. Borden. Best pill
low-1st, Miss Charlotte Marcoux; I'd,
Mrs. Sadie Morrow.
The Judge was Mrs. W. G. Weber.
Waterville.
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OAKLAND

MRS: Mary stetson was called to Bruins.
wick Tuesday by the death of her darn.
ter-in-iaw' Mrs. e. ]. A. stetson.
Mrs. s. Y. Loring left for pos.
wednesday. where she will ,,;.,. WI
daughter ' her
Mrs. c. H. Emmons and Mrs W..
sweeney have returned from s.1naa
FANS. ~ H.. where they attended th. -,
yer wedding anniversary of their sistar
MIS- Michael Doherty. They also v,s,,on
friends in Boston and vicinity
me tuesday Club met with Mrs rh.,
Reynolds Tuesday afternoon for 49, 90
meeting Of the season. A Short nro.n.
consisting of a roll call which w.s 49,
sponded to with vacation reminisoa,
ana paper written by Franz 60
yer and read by Mrs. v. c. Totn,an e n
carried out. This was followed ~, was
c'ai nour. Dainty Refreshments
served by the hostess. The na~. were
VIII be held with Mrs. Alice CIV,
-. Uhman Oct
Clayton G: Ellis and Mrs u.,.
= Ems were united in marriage nv g.
-. nryant. justice Of the peace r,,.sss'
evening: The couple were divorces srn.!s
each other at the June term ., ~ ,'o.h
perior court. " the SUI
oscar Anderson and Mrs. Lura n.,,,.
were united in marriage by Raw q Laws
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR
BENTON GRANGE FAIR

A fine list of prizes are being offered
for the exhibits at the 10th annual fair
of Benton Grange which will be held
on Wednesday and ThursdayNof next
week, at the new Grange hall at
West Benton. All babies under the
age of one year and a half are eligible
at the Baby Show which will take
place at II A. NJ. Wednesday.
On Wednesday afternoon instru-
mental music will comprise the enter
tainment The sale of fancy and use
full articles will be held during the two
days OF the fair. A Lamb dinner will
be served On Thursday a dinner of
beans baked in the ground will be serv-
ed and in the evening a Chicken Pie
supper. A social will be held Thursday
evening. following the entertainment.
Judge and Mrs. Harvey H. Brazzell
VIII move their household goods from
the Eaton house which they have &C.
cupled on upper Main street, since
coming to town. to the house on lower
Main street, owned by DR.. Frank 7.
Robinson. They will move this week
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Cleveland who have
occupied the upstairs rent of the Glib
son house, upper Main street, for some
time will move into the Eaton house
in the near future.
The following Fairfield people will
leave Thursday morning for the Hub
taking advantage of the annual Octo-
Der excursion: Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Jewell, Mrs. Carl Piper. Mrs. Florence
Duren, Mrs. George Small. Miss Vera
Small Mrs. Charles A. Lawry, William
j. Bradbury.
Mrs. L. S. Genthner, who has made
ner home for several years with her
brother. DR.. F. J. Robinson, has moved
her household goods to the house next
door, which is also owned by DIR. Rob-
inson.
me members of the Priscilla Em-
broidery Club will meet Thursday eve
nlng at the home of Mrs. Fred Rose
Kelsey street, Waterville.
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Football at c. c. |.

The football practice at Coburn and
the High school was rather more
strenuous Wednesday night than it
has been for some time. the members
of the elevens in both schools profiting
by the layoff. The boys were given
hard scrimmage in both places and
showed up well. The High school boys
are working particularly hard as they
realize that they have hard game on
Saturday when they again face Cony
and they are very anxious to be re-
turned winner this time and feel that
they will if the weather is at all ia
vorable. At Coburn the conditions are
little different. the game for Satur-
day not amounting to anything in the
opinion of the boys there. and the
coach endeavoring to bring the eleven
along gradually for the harder games
later in the season.
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THE BIND WEDDING
ANNIVERSARY OF MR..
AND MRS. LUKE IVERS

Mr.. and Mrs Luke 1vers celebrated
the S2nd anniversary of their marriage
at a family dinner at their home
Wednesday evening. Their children and
their families were all present and
most enjoyable time was had. Mrs.
Ivers was Miss Harriet Hitler and
was born in London, England, coming
to this country when young girl. Mr..
Ivers was born in Shrewsbury, Eng,
and when a child came to Portland,
where he lived for a few years, and
then came to Waterville in 1883. He
has lived here ever since and he and
Mrs. Ivers have made a large circle
of friends who will wish them many
happy returns of the day.
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the public library during the month of
September. OF these q were fiction, q
non- fiction. 10 were French. two juvenile
fiction and two juvenile non-fiction. The
books. as usual, comprise the works of
the very best writers. The list follows:
Aecessions Of September, 1915.
FICTION.
"Alphonse Daudet,' Daudet
Anne of the Island" MONTGOMERY
Career triumphant, Boone
"Gustave Flaubert,''s.' Flaubert.
Guy de Maupassant,' Maupassant
~Honope de- &a1 Bssslsas",sss 4 saiass
Jim Hands," ~ sL{t N Child
*" Rinehar.
Lighted Way Oppenhem
THE Lovers Phillpotts
Masters of the Wheat-lands," Bindloss
Michael OHalloran.' Porter
Mrs. Red Pepper" Richmond
Pals First" Elliott
Pepper. Hall. pseud.
Philip Steele" Curwood
Prosper Merimee,' Merimee
Splendid Chance" Bradley
Theophile Gautier,'' Gautier
Way of These Women" Oppenheim
NoN-FIcTIoN. ..
Coming Newspaper Thorpe
boy Problem in the Home" Forbusn
Shall Drink" Croker
"Anti-prohibition Manual"
Pros & Cons of Prohibition"
THE Negro" Du Bots
Wealth and Income Of the Peo-
pie of the United States King
Citizens in Industry Henderson
Railway Library" vol. 6,
Thompson. ed.
Practical Programs for Women's
Clubs Cass
What Women Want Hale
Smithsonian Institution" Annual
Report, v. Is.
We'll Considered Garden King
Honest House, Goodnow
Sweet Arden Morley
THE Danube With Pen & Pencil"
"In the Maine Woods
Bangor & Aroostook Railroad Co.
What is Back of the War; Beveridse
II Accuse.' 1900. .-..-.. ...~.---.--...
Campaign of 1914 III France & Belgium
Perrfo
FRENCH BOOKS.
lie Tresor de la Cuisiniere ct de la
Maitresse de Maison, Perigord
Marie Claire Audoux
Les Deux Soeurs,'' Bourget
Sur lie Branche," De Coulevain. pseud
THAT'S" France
mon Petit Trot,' Lichtenberger
John Bull ct Son Ile,'' Blouet
Croquis de France ct dOrient.' Balm
"Outre-Mer." vols, Bourget
"Trente Ans de Paris" Daudet
JUVENILE FICTION.
Pioneer Boys in the Yellowstone
Adams
Bob knights Diary With the Circus"
Smith
JUVENILE NON-FICTION.
When Mother Lets Us Make Candy"
Bache
Indian Book Hopkins
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HosU To Get Rid Of .
Bad Cough
A Home-lGaAe Remedy that Nm
Dc Il Quickly. CheaD ana
Easily Made

If you have q bad cough or chez. y
which refuses to yield to ordinary
dies, get from any druggist 2K m..
Of Pinex $50 cents WORTH pour ;rs.Y
pint bottle and fill the bottle with -.
rranulated sugar syrup. Start tsIl
q teaspoonful every hour or two. M!
hours your cough will be conouersj
very nearly so. Even whoopine CONF
greatly relieved in this way.
The above mixture makes q full :,
"a family supply-of the fineef' ~
syrup that money could buy-at q
OF only "a cents. Easily prepaid
minutes. Full directions with Fns1
This Pinex and Sugar Syrup h..
ration takes right hold of a couch =
gives almost immediate relief. E,s
ems the dry, hoarss or tight cough + !!
way that is really. remarkable. AZ
quickly heals the infamed membns5
which accompany . painful couQh. H.,
stops the formation Of phlegm Il +
throat and bronchial tubes, thus e e. :
the persistent loose cough. Excellent b
bronchitis, spasmodic Group and win
coughs. Keeps perfectly and tastes "a,
children like it.
Pinex is a special and highly com,
trated compound of genuine Norway 81
extract, rich in guaiacol, which Il +
healing to the membranes.
To avoid disappointment, ask ym.
druggist for "21A ounces of Pinex.m-S
not accept anything else. A guarapss
Of absolute satisfaction, or money proms,
" refunded goes with this preparati@
The Pinex Co., Fl. Wayne, Ind.
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The campaign of the police department
against unlicensed dogs and their owners
has resulted in a suddenly increased de-
mand for licenses at the Office of the
city clerk. With the enemy in full re-
treat the big drive of the department in
this war is proving a great success. None
Of the owners have been captured at yet
but number Of doggies have been sent
to that land from whose bourne no trav-
eler ever returns and there is a marked
absence of unlinsed CANNES on the street.
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.s....ct farce which will be given a,
IN earlv date under the auspices Oh .ne
Renton Grange. Rehearsals are pes
he,6 weekly and the cast inciuoes INC
Younger people Of the Grange.
Miss Lillian Julian has ~. :.
home, after a several DAYS
Boston and vicinity s.v
The Epworth League met Iuesuas
evening at the church vestry ana seven
new members were added to the roll
Miss Caroline Wyman. Miss Crockel.
George Grover, Albert Grover, Eiwoou
pvne. Miss Winona Luce, Mrs. MAUI
Chapman. 80.
Douglas Thorpe Of West Benton ieit
this week for Philadelphia. wnere ne
will pass an indefinite time Win
friends and relatives.
Herbert H Spinney is confined 10 MS
home on Silver street by illness.
Mrs. Ella Rowe Of this town VINO -
passing several weeks at Liberty. MRS.
Rageley of Palermo and Mrs. Boil OF
Palermo. formerly Miss Mabel Bageiey
of this town, were in town Tuesday Tor
the day, guests Of friends and rela-
tives.
ME-. ana MIS-. NIeOI5 IAeh~A
Isaiah and George have returned 1ro"
a several days trip to Burlington
where they visited relatives. ihey
made the trip by automobile.
Carl B. Cook Of this town in COM
pany with Roscoe L. knight of water
Vile, has gone on a several days hunt
ing trip in the Dead River district.
George Litchfeld. clerk at the North
market, has gone to Ripley, called there
by the serious illness of his brother'
John Litchfield. George Bither is en-
ployed at the store during Mr.. Litch-
fields absence.
Ellis Ames of Somerville, Mass, is
passing several days with friends ana
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Nottingham of
Greenville Junction were in town Mon
day, guests Of John Lawry and Charles
Lawry. making the trip by automobile
Benjamin L. Bradbury has returned
from several days stay at Temple
Heights, where he went to close his cot
tage for the winter.
Leland Miller was at Clinton Tuesday
with a party Of friends passing the
time hunting.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Merchant have
moved their family and household goods
from upper Main street. to the house on
Silver street. owned by Mrs. Arobine
Smiley. and formerly occupied by Ber-
nard Cain. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas will
move this week. into the house on Wes-
/ tern avenue owned and partly occupied
by Mrs. Arvilla Rowell.
Mrs. John Sweeney and Mrs. Mayo
| of Oakland were guests Tuesday CT
Mrs. Daniel B. Donnelly.
| i'll for several weeks at her home on
| Osborne street, suffered relapse Tues
! day and at last reports was said to
be seriously ill.
Mrs. Flora Culbert and daughter Dor
| is of South Paris are guests of Mrs.
Culberts aunt, Mrs. Esther NOVEL;.
The Priscilla Embroidery Club will
be entertained Thursday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Fred Rose, Kelsey street,
| Waterville.
The members of the Jolly Sixteen
Club will be entertained Thursday eve
rich. lower Main street.
A son. James Maurice, was born SUM-
day. Oct. 3, to Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony
Reed. Both mother and son are doing
well.
The Needlecraft Sisters will meet
Thursday afternoon with Mrs Annie
Howe, NewhalI street.
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MAINE JoTTINCS

The packing season was brought
to q close on Sunday at the corn fac.
tory Of the Durham & Morrill, Co.,
Pennington. and Supt. Arthur Tucker
states that the pack amounted to $685.
600 cans. The seasons pack at the
z. s. Ddngley Co. was completed on
Saturday when the factory at Farm
iAgton Falls finished work. A total Of
$4,000 cans Of corn has been packed
by this company.
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The employees of the local postoflce
have many things to contend with, but
one Of the most curious occurred couple
Of days ago when local lady mailed at
the once large bundle Of clothes 60
ing to England by parcel post. She went
out of the city almost Immediately after
and when the boys at the once came to
look closely At the bundle they found
that 1t was not properly packed for ship
ment across the water and 80 they had
TO DO the whole over again. A young
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The members of the Royal Arcanum
will meet at the knights of Pythias
hall on Thursday evening at which
time the degree will be worked on
seven candidates.. the work being done
by the Bangor degree team This
team has the reputation of being one
of the best in the State and the Off
GERS expect that every member VINO
can possibly do so will be in attend
ance. At the close of the meeting re-
freshments will be served.
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The ShapIeiah and Acton Fair

The 50th annual fair of the Shap
leigh and Acton Agricultural Socles
was opened at Lake Shore park, Ae'
ton Tuesday with the smallest atteno'
ance in years, due to rainstorH
Shapleigh won first prize and Actc'
second in the parade of town teams
The exhibits, excepting in vegetaosA
are superior to those of former years
noticeable improvement being ser
In the display of neat stock and pou'
try.