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The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1915-08-12
Are You in the Coils
Of Disease?

mans fonrc of the sDorld 1t is the fin
ished work of a lifetime of distin-
guished physician who gave the best
years of life study to its perfection.
SfeHa- Vitae is a life giving tonic guar
anteed by every dealer who sells it.
Whenever bottle fails to benefit YOU.
the dealer cheerfully refunds every
penny it cost you. 1t Is perfectly harm
less healing and health in every drop.
Thousands of well women all over the
South testify to its wonderful proper
ties. Shake off the serpent. Get well.
Begin today. Get a bottle of Stella.
Vitae, the guoYanfeed-fo-be benefit rem
edy. Your dealer sells it in 81 bottles.
Thatcher Medicine Co., Chattanooga,
Tenn. q
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1915-08-12
Velvet Rose.

Emperor William begged and
beseeched Germany TO build a
greater navy, but his countrymen
were very slow about it, claiming
that the expense was too great.
If they had spent a part of what
the war has already cost them,
they would now have navy that
could hold its own with England.
The submarines were expected
to trim the British navy down to
lighting size, but so far they have
done little against war vessels. -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-26

was found i tattoo Of peculiar design
ErapraaeusiuE IN anchor and the rising
sun also = 1futlaes through e. circle.
Above ~ IS deSiehif that leaked IKE
somc-sietters xorr ~ semblemy IN the
pocket sof his coat we're newspaper
ciipDiugF' from The st John Evening
STAR q senr: n, .; aud a. !. .
+ M{ Han ~ Ayesssa n. eaitlf e4od
clothes and wore o brown cap ana blue
|pyeralls. Hits hair was. light brown
and ia. stza.. he ives about Ave feet and
sir .Ior.. seven inches tall and weighed
about .l6S peands. His age was about
80 years. 4, ss..eis :Tss5-.f IS
j. upol. discovery Of, the mans body
Dyer at once notified the section boss
and together they removed the remains
from the track and then notified
county Attorney Fred sSa Mason and
Medical Examiner L. F. HOdgkins OF
Ellsworth. nsslio sarYived' on the scene
at .ahnaat- &c. o'cioek.. This Pubic IT'LL
tiles .GommissieR WAS also advised OF
the accident and we've = expected q to
view; the scene Monday. ..sf s.svssg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-26
LIGHT PRACTICE FOR
FOOTBALL TEAM AFTER
THE GAMES SATURDAY.

Football practice at the WatervNle
Institutions WIS rather light Monday
night. the coaches; in each case giving
their charges . semi-layon after their
games of Saturday. Each OF the teams
has q hsrd game scheduled for Satur-
day and hard work Will be the program
for the remainder Of the week. Colby
will go against Maine and although the
top-heavy, victory over Bowdoin has
made It's supporters feeE that It is to
repeat and again be the football cham
pion Of the State. the players are not
feeling any too certain over what Maine
may have in store for them and will
be worked hard to give the best there
is in them on Saturday. -Coburn plays
its most important game of the year
when 1t meets Hebron on Labbey Field
and the boys at the Institute realize
that they have got to be in the best Of
shape and play their hardest If they
are to win. The High School plays
Pennington at Pennington and that
team is reported to be fast and of about
the same weight as the local boys, SO
a good contest is looked forward to.
Local fans are befnoanings the fact that
Hebron plays here at the same time
that Colby plays at Orono, as they want
to see both games. Most of the Colby
men will make the trip to Orono with
the team. and they will be accompanied
by a number >of local supporters, while
most of the Maine men in the city will
also make the trip. - .-.s-Jrz. ~: ,.,-
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CLINTON

The following protragH was cafried
out at the meeting Of chhtons Grange:
Reading, Audrey Lords soadssMISs. n w.
Dodge: Current .Events,r,H. W. DodGe:
qasstifa. what can tha QfaA84 sdoa Tor
the 4cpnftunityg'.l opened &by District
Supt. Of Schools C. +. Clement: read
ing. Mrs. Kennedy. 1t was voted to
have Ladies' Night on Saturday even
ing, Nov. s. -
Miss Greta True attended the State
Sunday School convention as a delegate
of the Methodist fpnday ssch9ol. =
The Wesleyan Club Will meet with
Mrs. Gertrude Richards on Friday at
ternoon. II win be an educational
meeting, IA "a -, -; =.
At the meeting Of the High School
Improvement League. DR.. A. A. Shaw
gave an address on "Go6d Citizenship.' -
which was very practical and helpful.
1t is planned to have series of talks
on practical subjects BY professional
and business men. After the address
the following program was carried out:
Story, Donald Shaw; piano solo. Hope
Loder; editorial on school Spirit"
Prin. Holt; poem, October" Lawrence
Mack. >~A ~ .r ,a'..f .... -
The Morrison's Corner School I'm.
provement League is planning to have
an entertainment and social ON Wednes-
day evening, Oct. 81. .-...... ......,.,.
The Hin Road school Improvement
LeagoeEis TO- nave q; social on Friday
evening, Oct. %. = x }%F7 =
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Repairs at City Hall Square

The work, of removing the top from
the old reservoir in City Hall square
was completed Monday and the fire en-
CINE was brought down and the water
again pumped out, the old logs which
ton got under way for the building of
the piers for the steel and concrete
work with which it is to be covered.
The logs which had covered the top
were removed under the direction of
Street Commissioner Estey and quick
job was made of 1t. pair of horses
being used to haul them to the street
The reservoir is to be thoroughly
cleaned out and put in shape for work
so that when, the top is put on it will
be ready in case fire ever occurs and
the water system fails. An exception
ally large sidewalk committee watched
the work al idayl long ana a. number Of
stories Of the old reservoir and the
things that had happened about 1t were
heard. One man claimed that pump
was installed In it at one time and
that the people used to drink the. water,
another said that it had no way, of fill
ing up and that water used to be hauled
to it and filled in that way, another that
it had once saved the city when fire
broke out. The. date Of its building
has been, pretty definitely placed at
1S47, making it 6S years old, The walls
are of cement and the work in them
looks exceptionally good and able to
stand for many years yet. The uncov.
ering Of this old hole in the ground
has caused as much interest in the city
as anything for long time.
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Church Membership Canvas.

Sunday meeting of a joint COM
rhittee from the local churches which
conducted the every-member canvass
last year was held. and the following
organization was perfected to conduct
the canvass this year: President, H. r.
Hanson; secretary, H. r. Dunham
treasurer, DIR. II. c. Hodgkins pub
licity COMMITTEES. Z. s:Rss Brown. F. d.
McAlary. The following win represent
the various churches in preparing for
the banquet which win open the CAM
paign next Monday evening. Nov. 1: F.
H. Austin. Baptist; C. E. Lewis Uni
versalist; Jefferson C.. Smith,. Meth
odist; F. D. McAlary, Episcopal; ]. W.
Scribner, Free Baptist; Arthur A. Head,
Congregationalist. The actual canvass
will be held on Sunday, Dec. 5. and will
be along the lines followed last year
for attendance and financial backing
The place Of the banquet and further
details will be announced later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-26

not ntoted. ~; v..st ssatedsin Mondays
.Iepknal. Tbs rsRortsr- MAS mlsi'',
~ . Lso..g Z ..prsptis, f.of Gardner
nSsss$ 10 8 Ssk -en4 ~ Vast Benton
I S0eiA .of her patents. Mr.. and Mrs.
u ]. Prentice MISS rfentiss IS 2
ie1& sshces. IL
Nj. and Mrs Ray 8. Mitchell and
|ltf3es hfhtir Lucille Of Portland. who
~ spasS eySral weeks IN town WIN
relatives. passed the weekend az Az
hion. gueets Of Mr.. Mitchelrs grand
parents.
:. Miss Jennie Warren was AT horne
Monday evening to the Twice Six Cub
q West Benton. There was Sood AZ
tendance and the evening was passed
N 4 Aocial Ihanner. The hostess serves
q linht luncheon. -a~E Hfs '@e' r.
a Eahest Hkowp. employed .atI Kinso on
the railroad. passed the Weekend IN
town, Waiting his wife and athsir little
dauahtar. ~. PSI -: II ~ !:
J, NJ; ana. Mrs.. Myron White returned
Saturday, evening frsns - twe-weeks
weddins trip 70. New York; Boston. and
vicinity. They will make their nome
with Mrs. Whites grandmother. Mrs.
MyrR Rose, Western avenue. .s,!5.'; )
The Marriage Intentions OF Amos 10;
seph .MathiAu.. son Of, Peter Matthew
al Fairfield, and Miss Felixine Fecteau
daughter of Vide Fecteau OF Winslow.
have been filed with Town Clerk Brad.
bury. -: 4rs.: ~ ,
Mrs. Eugene Noiiet has. returned from,
a short visit iii Gardiner. where she
visited her mother. Mrs. Newell. Reed.
Thomas Harper of New, York, super.
intendefit or the Benton. Falls mill OF
the United Paper Board Co, has ar
rived for several days business stay
Harry Lewis is confined to his home
az Shawmut by Illness. -.
Ora Brewer of Augusta passed the
weekend with hfs sister. Mrs. Melvin
Kronkite,a Kicker street. !;
Tho burial of. tire Infant son Of Mr..
and Nss Sylvester GnrRey of Shawmut
va held MepaaN A96qqang. The little
1itfK mid ERqSrrI saturday morning
aged months and % days Interment
vasrat atne new Catholic cemetery on
the iSRtirhaut road.
j MedS Christine Lane, who has been
passing several days as guest of
Misses LYDIA and Ella Hall, has returned
to her heme in Brooks. :;
George Rither is at Pittston farm for
the week. with q party Of friends On "a
hunting trip. 7lssy ,g'* 81 - ~ y
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MAN FOUND-DEAD
ON TRACKS. NEAR:
+. GREEN LAKE, ME-.


Ellsworth. Me, Oct. 25.-The remains
OF am unknown man were. found J on;
the Maine Central track about "a half;
mile east OF Green Lake station At:
about $50 o'clocka Sunday morning by:
Edward Dyer Of Green Lake, a. hight
tender. The body was horribly man.
sled and cut, pan. of the head and:
both legs being gone. .
There was nothing found by WHICH
to identify the man but it Is believed;
he WAS . foreigner and met death BY,
heinz thrown from the freight train;
from Warrington county which passed;
the point early II the morning. IN;
one Of his pockets was found card
ocntaining the printed words: :. 'Diser-
lea ST. preetul; G.s o. Lhca. 5sa ST.
Dominique Montreal :. ar On. one arm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-26
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! j.. Be Healthy. +;
Happy, Vi!go'rl ON on
trembling, Nervous Prostitution and
that Tired Feeling Vanish aftr Z
Treatment of Ambition Pills. 3ai

!. Every run down, weakened, tired
out, nervous person in Augusta is b,
vited to go to Bowditch- Webster III
very day and get so cent box
Wendell's Ambition Pills. 'ssE
And Bowditch-Webster and dealers
everywhere are authorized to refund
the purchase price to every buyer Il
he is dissatisfied with the first box
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Don't delay; thousands have n
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the, use of one box Of Wendell's Am.
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Get them and take them for ';ssiy
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hysteria, neuralgia, exhausted vitalits,
sleeplessness, kidney, liver or stomach
ailments, and for constipation. They
will make anyone feel fine, happy ~
vigorous in few days. NAH cfdsts
filled. charges prepaid by The WendM
Pharmacal Company. Inc.,. Syracu*'
IN. Y.-Adv.s 80 oct 5-15.a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-26
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FOR FLETCHER'S
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"Pape's Cold Compound" ends
-. severe colds or grippe
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''';You can end grippe and break up
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1t promptly opens cfogged up ros-
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inconyenience. Be sure you get !. the
genuine.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-26
COLBY COLLEGE.
Embellishments Adoen Alumni
Field Fence-Y. m. C. A. Work
at Colby - Coming Game
with Mains Saturday

The boys were busy sometime dur
ing the night of Oct. -, for the next
morning. on sunday. the fence next to
Coburn hall, on Alumni field. was
Handsomely decorated with the score
Of Saturdays game. clevesiy and at-
tractiveiy aonee in black with, white
edging. Tho fence il already ,festoon-
ed with last yearss championship
scores, and the. Bowdoin score started
"a. new series, which it is hoped will
a. ual the work of last year. s. ti9
The weekly meeting Of the Colby Y.
NJ. C. A. vii. be held in the rooms at
1850 Tuesday evening. Joudry, '16, will
be the leader and will speak on THE
Real Value OF Life" $50. o.sty :
Aaron H. Yeaton. rs. who has been
passing the summer at Poland Springs
left last week for Boston, where he
will be employed with his brother.
Norman Lindsay. ''16. president Of
the college Y. NJ. c. A., spoke to the
Freshmen after chapel Monday and
urged upon them strongly to join this
college organization, and take up thu
work which the members are so ably
performing. To aid the men and In
duee them to join. he has arranged to
have members Of the upper classes
meet with, several groupsFof the enter
ing class, and instruct them along va
rious lines. and be constant help to
them in their different needs. The Y,
M. G. A. at Colby 10 Going some greet
beneficial work, and their attempts
should meet with ardent cooperation
among the students. e. -. =
Howard Boardman,, Is. who was
called home Saturday by the death Of
his grandmother. returned to college,
Monday. 4
There is great deal Of enthusiasm
ever the game with Maine which Is
to be played Saturday at Orono, and
this, coming event seems to be the
main topic Of interest on the campus.
The one thing in mind ia, to get to
Orono. and there are various plans be-
ing formulated in order to bring about
the desired result OF course a special
train will be run on that day to ac-
commodate the large number of peo-
game.
William E. Erbb, II, passed the
weekend at his home in Hallowell.
President Roberts repeated the rules
adopted by the faculty last year in
regard to scholarship standing, Mon
day morning, and impressed upon the
students the stringsncy Of these rules,
and the firmness with whieE the sfac-
ulty intended to assume their execu-
ton.
A score Of men reported for cross
country Monday and were put out on
the road for course of about three
miles, The men are. all in fine condi-
ton and the steady training which
they are receiving in developing some
fine material. ~ ,-s-,ts + !
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-26


The work on the big MI on the Drum
mond hill in Winslow is now practi-
cally completed. This Is one Of the
largest nils that has. been made, in this
vicinity for a long time. and one of the
largest on q highway In the state. The
ccncrete culvsrt which - under Il is the
largest on any roadway in Maine and
enc Of the largest in New England, The
NIL will cut of one Of the hardest hills
between this city and Albion and is q
continuation Of the splendid policy Of
the town of Winslow regarding the
making Of permanent improvements In
Its roads. This CUTOFF will make the
third on this road and highway that
1t was impossible for q team TO haul
large loads over ON account Of the steep
and clayey hills will have been changed
into fairly level stretch Of road. The
placing Of the railing 10 now in progress
and when IL II completed the road win
b opened to travel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-26
Municipal Court

Three men were before the police
court Monday morning as result of
the rumpus which Patrolman Colby
broke up Sunday night. They were
charged with being drunk and with
fighting and two Of them were found
guilty and given a sentence Of 80 days
in Jail. The third one was also found
guilty. but he was given sentence and
it was suspended on condition that he
get..o Of town. The other two went
down in the afternoon. Headquarters
Man Sturtevant doing the ionors:.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-26
CAUSED b. -CARElEssIF's

II youne npustipated It il van. =
fault. It fs caused by careles.sss ~
can. be correffed by .eativftiaS c.;.a
Dist ri of the first impottun.., /.
exercisesAfd tAe'use Of a laxss,s. IN
til heatthfur habits are est.s" y.
Harsh .pureatives are hatmt.s
make matters worse but Pint,s.. -
little pink granules prepared n. =
De- Williams Medicine Co.. ,sos "
tady, N. Y. give nature the, sss.,.
sistance required and they rs.n
correct constipation II thu $50
You, are using Is unsstistacta,, y.
wrfte for free sample or ~ 80 s,...
size. 25ysept bottle Of Pinkle.. ~
your oWA / dtAsstst. a bocss.. ~
"ConstiBatipn sIts Causes an :. ii
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-26

Msn-Geo. Currier. Mr.. Raymond
Chamberlain, Paul Gendrsn, M. James
Ibbitaon, Nj. Joseph Kelley. Harry Il
crosse. Mr.: Henry Libby. Mr. Ralph
Reynolds. a. T, snall. Mr. ~. &;saiall,
Mr.. c. A. Smiley. Peter Toasstss. Mr.,
Harry Webher., AL "
Wofnen-Miss Cora Butler, Ms.
Charles Cole. Miss Lillian Colman, lers.
Josephine pesty. Mrs. Paul Labs. Nisl
Era Lashon. Mrs. Matte McDonAids
Mrs. A. D. Prescott. Mrs. Julia i. HseA
Mrs.. Frank Rancourt. Mis. g. c. smith,
Mrs. Ffsison Tiitson. Nm. 4. 4. WI
son.
Forsisn-Mr. Alex Boudreault, NJ
Marguerite Ann Comeau, Mrs., Aiics
Mercer: Columbian Rope Co. GsofeS Il
snow ehos Co: John Hughes, cafe q
r. r. y. Pierce; Anna Jackson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-26

The west sidewalk running the length
Of Newhali street is being re-concretsd
and large. crew Of men Is engaged In
the work. "A larger part Sof the side
walk Of Lawrence avenue 10 also closed
to pedestrians for tho sane reason.
regular meeting OF Benton Grange
will be: held on "wednesday evening.
This 10 the frst meeting Of the Grange
to be held in the new Grange hall.
The Lawrence High football squad,
under the coachinS Of Sub-n<stsr
Bramhall. who is also physical director
OF Lawrepce High school, Will b pvt
through stif practice every Afternoon.
following the regular session OF school.
On Saturday the home boys. will meet
Cony High. team at AuGusta There
is much interest IN the tame ana =
large aelsgakion viii .aceompany the
Lawrence team.
4 rehearsal Of the eAAcers- Of Marty
meeting Chapter. O. r. g., will be hald
at Tao F.. n. Tuesday at the Aasonic
hall. A. fun atetndancs u .deslEpds
Mr.. and Mrs Roscoe Holway have
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VIM. E. CHOATE rs T..
KILLED WHEN HIS
AUTO HITS POST

Rehoboth, Mass, Oct. 25.--William
E. choate, travelling salesman for I.
Providence machine company. was in--
stantly killed here Monday when his
automobile skidded. struck q post and
hurled him against a stone wall. Mr..
Choate. who was native Of Water
vile. Me-, was alone in the car at the
time Of the accident.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-26
!
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Th&s Past and23&Ssent Club was en-
Retained MONDAY Afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Mary H. Neal The pro-
gram: Roll call; Federation Magazine,
Mrs Marcia H. Atkins: Federation re-
port; Festival; reports The report Of
the Federation was very, interesting.
Among some OF the Club ladies' who
attended the Festival were Mrs. Maud
S. Smith, Mrs. Mary H. Neal and 9TH
ers. The hostess served a light COLA
ton following the meeting. Nov. is
the date of the next meeting which
will be with Mrs. Minnette L. Simp-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Quincy have
moved their household goods from the
McCoonbs place at Chapman place to
Waterville. where they will live. with
MIR. Gurney's mother. ..s.a, .e......
Friends of Mrs Fred Drawn, who is
at the Augusta General hospital. after
undergoing surgical operation. will
be sgrieved to learn that she is In a
serious condition. ~. ), ..- 3D.
Mrs. Bert Fess Of Albion is in Ben
ton for a few days visiting her sister.
Mrs. Blanche Reynolds. Mrs. Foss is
on her way home from Portland, where
she attended the Rebekah Assembly.
= The first day of the annual rum
mage sale Of the Universalist Circle
will be held on Tuesday. '5 .''H'.
Elmer e. York Of Hallowell passed
the weekend In town as the guest of
friends. 'Nf -
George Wye, who attends Maine
Central Institute at Pittsfieid. was d
guest over Sunday Of his uncle. How
ard Wyer. t-.fi A. mr. = -
Noah Blake has resmed his duties
as motorman on the Waterfalls &
Fairfield, after a. short hunting trip to
Clinton. -; az -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-26

The winter caps for the Waterville
police department have arrived and have
been given out to the men. They are
similar to the summer GAYS, only that
they are plain blue instead. of with the
white top. @ .4 g--s' s.. g. 8
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-26

The Library Committee of the Wo-
mans Club will meet at p. NJ.
"Wednesday, Oct. 81, with Mrs. Mabel
3. Fessenden, chairman Of the commit
tee, at 90 Winter street All those who
are planning to join this committee are
invited to be present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-26

A special conciaye Of St Omer Com.
mandery, No. II. X. T.. will be held at
Z. IS P. NJ. Wednesday, Oct. 81, at the
asylum, Common street. A part of the
business Of this canclave will. be the
installation Of the 6hicers-elect for the
coming year. : The installing officer will
be En-. Sir John H Burleigh, assisted
by EN-. Sir Francis M. Wheeler who
will act as grand marshal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-26

Mrs. N. c. Anderson Of Philadelphia.
who was called 70 the city by the ILL
ness and death Of her mother, Mrs. o.
p. Richardson. left Monday afternoon
for her home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-26

In an Interesting game Saturday
forenoon, Lawrence High eleven de-
feated the Skowhegan team on 'the
West street diamond by a score of IL
to 0. The lineup: t'' ts'7~
Lawrence-Crosby. Ladd. Wood
worth. Pooler, Crummett, Richardson.
Patterson, Blakney, Lawry, Adams.
Observation-Disclosures, savage.
Grundy. B. White. Haskell. Gilblaire,
Friend. E. White. Emery. Buchanan.
French; Rawson.
Touchdowns. Blakney and Lawry.
Umpire. Lowney. Referee. Gregory.
'Timekeeper, Partridge. Head linesman.
Gousse. Lawrence linesman. Duren.
Skowhegan lipesman, Adams. = Time,
four 10-minute periods, .-r, t.