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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-04-08

London. April William Northrup
Mcmillan. of st. Louis, big game
hunter, has obtained commission and
Is going to British East Africa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-22
OAKLAND

The regular meeting of the Unity Club
was held at Murray yestry Wednesday
evening About . were present. The
evening was PASSED playing whist Re
freshUents Of ice cream and sa!.iaes
were served. 4 very enjoyable evening
was passed.
Joseph Lever. who has been visiting
his sister. Mrs Geo. Eiallet., for e few
days, has returned 10 EalloweIl.
Mrs Elizabeth o'Neil. who has bean Ill
with the grip, Is rapidly improving.
Mr.. ard Ms. u. H Miller OF Lewiston
have Eors TO Niller's island q, Eas, roni
fo- a few days
TIE seed sweet corn has arrived al the
corn factory and Is ready for dissrlou-
ton TO the farmers.
Tie funeral OF Ruth Marshall, who
eied Monday morning. was held at P.
81 Wednesday. the Rev. Thomas Cross
Officiating. The Rehesahs were prssen.
il body. The out-ot-toxn people xho
were presel: were NJ. ard Mrs. Jones
Of North Arson. Mrs- Columbus Marshall
Of North Arson Miss Smith Mrs. icon
ard. Miss Walker. Wn1- Trenton, Mss
Bartlett; Of North Arson, Mr. and Mrs.
Marshall OF Cumberland The remains
were taken to North Arson in the after
noon for inte-,nen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-22
a Near Accident

James Woods, the eight-year-old son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. R c. Woods az $ Pleasant
street, had 2 very narrow escape from
serious injury Wednesday afternoon
about o'clock when the bicycle he was
riding coliided with the auto delivery
truck o; City Mea- Market az Pleasant
ard Center streets. Young Woods had
ridden past the corner and was turning
around 20 return to the norm end Of the
street. hu- before he could get beyond
the crossing .he delivery truck was upon
him. and IS neither could steer OFT o. the
way they net. ,ie care struck The 10y
On the night side. TIE fortunate feature
was that the boy fell directly between
the wheels and the machine PASSED di-
eectly ever him The OILY injury he re-
ceived was 3 cash OF the forehead He
was stunned ,or q I1olnen, and was
carried 10 his hoz,e. BIZ, vas able to Be
about the street again IL short time.
TIE bicycle was completely demolished
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-22
EXTENSIVE REPAIRS
ON VESTRY OF THE
1ST BAPTIST CHURCH

Plans are row being drawn by Archl-
tee, H. Z. Knapp fer extensive repairs
OF the yestry OF the FRS, Baptist
church. Although the church VII W.
6oubtediy - thoroughly renovated inside
and CIT. the portion Used for the Sunday
school vii, te made modern and will be
altered on large scale. The series 81
lectures being given by the pastor. Dr.
A s. Phelrs- has been for : fund that is
30 be the foundation for the large amount
tina, will he Necessary 10 expena- Al
though !, has 10, been definitely decided
Just how much vii! be spent. il Is sup
posed that something over Ssrs viii b.
used The committee of which Horace
P;r.nfoa and ). Colby Blaisiel are mem
bers has not settled on any plan. but Is
considering those made by the architect.
and from these it will be decided just
what work VIII be done and the amount
expended The work win be commenced
sometime early in July and viii be CON-
plesed before the State Beptis, CONVEX
ton. which Is 10 be held here in October
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-22
Resolutions.

Whereas our Heavenly Father has
seen G, to call from Our midst our be-
loved Commander Arthur c. Hall oe
il resolved
That we the members OF the Gar
field Camp, No. /. Sons OF Veterans
L. 8. A. deeply mourn the loss OF our
brother both as an active. energetic
and patriotic member and as clean
wholesome, honest and upright man
We feel, and know. that the camp has
suffered a great loss ard that his
memory will always remain with Us
as one Of the bEigh, spots in the his
tory OF the Camp.
Tha, the charter be draped for
period Of thirty DAYS
That these resolutions be spread up
on the records and copy SEM TO the
bersaved family.
E. l. HEGARTY.
H s. vOSE
FRANK PARTRIDGE
Committee On Resolutions
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-22
WOMAN'S CLUB ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR THE YEAR

Worran's Club was held in Oakland OF
April - Special cars on the electric
line carried about = ladies over TO the
tniversalist church OF that place where
fine banquet was served. After the
supper -he usual business meeting va.
held TIE following officers for the year
lsE-i:.s were elected: President, Mss
Emma :. Lowering: recording Sec., Mss
Bessie E Smith; corresponding Sec,
Miss Edith L Roy. treasurer, Mrs F. e
Osborne Members at large Of the exec
utiye beard Mrs P ". Dunn, Mrs
Alice Pu7r,on. Ms. u. W. Bessey, Mrs
q. F. Parmenter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-22

and recommended. rather. a oe.eei
mauasement of the present system
Claude A. LaEelle was second speahei
for Colby. He made the statement l.ia'
nine-tenths OF the leaders in economic
though. are agreed that the burden o.
taxation is not transferred TO the ten
ants and that the proposed system
would tend to rid the country OF the
weli-known evils of speculation
OF the Maine speakers Mr. "unoei
lick made by far the best impression on
his audience. The las, speaker for eoioF
was A. Raymond Rogers. who advoeaIe1
the new plan on the ground that iaio
and buildings will be greatly improved
He gave q clean outline OF the affrnia-
lives, argument in concluding. He de-
fed his opponents to justify such a tax
system as proposed.
In the rebuttal. none OF the arguments
advanced was materially undermined
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-22

The Methodist conference has
brought several hundred visitors into
the city. and beside the large number
accommodated z, the hotels AMI
apartment houses. many Of the Water
vile people very generously opened
their homes and are entertaining al
most as many more. Not only are the
Methodist people doing this. bu,
members Of the other churches, and
the strangers cannot help from being
impressed with the open arms and
hospitality Of the Watervilie people.
A very valuable addition to the con-
ference program Is a list telling where
each Of the visiting clergymen may
be found while he is in waserviIle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-22
MOCK TRIAL SET
FOR MAY 5 next
At OPERA HOUSE

Rare indeed will be the treat of wit
City Opera house Wednesday evening,
May ), when under the auspices Of the
WoYnen's Auxiliary Of the Anti-Tuoer-
culosis Society, a mock court trial WALL
be given The proceeds will be used
for the establishment Of a local clinic
and for the maintenance of a district
nurse. II Is seldom that anything Of
the nature is given in Waterville. and
il will be more than unusually inter
esting because of the prominence OF
the personnel Of the court. Hon ".
P. whitehouse Of Augusta, a former
chief justice Of the supreme court
will preside. The prosecuting attorney
will be 4. =. Newton of Worcester.
Mass, a brilliant. witty and cspa bic
lawyer, secured especially for the &C.
casion. The attorney for the defense
will be no other than Hon W. r. Pat
tansall. attorney general Of Iaine-
The complainant will be Mrs Edward
Lawrence. and the defendant Jefferson
{. Smith. State secretary OF the y
II. c. A. Carl 4. Biackinston viii act
as clerk. Other court officers VIII be
City Marshal E. NJ Jepson and Dep
uty Sheriff Charles H Harrington.
Witnesses who have been summoned
for the trial include DR. T E. Hardy.
Stephen Wing. Mrs Florence Wal
lace, 5. T. Lawry. William aver and
Miss Ruth H. Abbott a jury that is
sure 10 give fair and just decision
has been elnpane,ed as follows: Dr.. c.
II. Mitchell. E. II. Foster. ". W. Nse.
Albert Newell. W. 4. Hill. ]. McDuus-
al, Harry Brown. r ]. Patterson, L.
E. Thayer. Charles n Perkins. Ar
thur l. Holway and Augustus Carey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-22
Resolutions
EANh An IsIA'SHA
Committee on Resolutions

Whereas Gel in His infinite wisdom on
Ap-.i ,s,n removed from our midst o1r
dear friend and co-worsar. Hon Amos
E. Holmes Of Oakland. aged -
Resolved; Tia, ~e desire &c place On
record our appreciation and esteem for
his constant and persistent services Il
behalf OF or party principles z-d piir-
poses. and knowing that a Leader has
fallen We car best honor the -,e-o-y OF
his Loyalty, sslt-sac-iice aud devotion to
the cause CT national prohibition by re-
doubling our efforts to bring aoou, VIC
tory fer the cause he loved 50 well
WILLIAM :. STEtsLl->G,
JAMES LORD HOWE.
FRANK SNuLINuc,
FREDERICK A SHEPHERD.
Committee
wassryiile, Ne. April u. 1915
A, q special meeting &C ths State COM
..is.ee OF the Prohibition these resolu-
items were adopted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-22
VASSALBORO .

CROSS HILL-Ar. and Mrs. J. Nh
a-dson were visitors Sunday in AssrI
the guests OF their son, Howard RarI
son, and family. Pearl street
3Ir. and Mrs Harry Small AMI csi,,
OF Vass2lboro who have been visiting /,
Z few days at the home OF s,r. and u
c. Z. Lowe, left Saturday for Wind
where they contemplate making thl
home FOR the future
Walter Ruggies OF Reading. Mass, 4
an overnight CUES, recently Of
siser, Mrs j. A Haley.
Mrs. Mary Wood Is moving her hou
hold goods into what was forme
known as the Ben. WOOD house.
The Ladies Aid o. TIE Center Bapt
church vii serve q taxed bean supp
followed ~ an eats--z--=rt, We'd
day evening. April =. - 80 vestry.
Mr.. and Mrs u L SGt- OF GU
were visitors Friday Il - -Lzee.
Nj. and Mrs. Alton Z .sAi.T and fiji
OF East Vassalbo-o ws,E ci-I:-s Sur
On rhe F.u.
NJ zrl BIS. Addison B-Lre and 4
IL % HI-Slow have ree@-T owed
II indefinite tine ONTO 80 :z-1 oE
by Mrs " J. CLARK 10 care tor
Cla-Es sis1er. Mrs. Sarah JANIS
NJ ard Mrs. :. W. Ballard were q
Sunday Of Nj and Mrs c. u. Dick5
South Tsssaatoro.
Melvin Tobey IS the owner OF a
PAR q hc-Ses. which he recently
chased % - L easy OF South "
tS-o.
Mrs ANA S-n:,=v ard family n
g-sta passed lhe weekend Z, thar d
Several q the farmers in ,h.s ~
ara Aa-!;ag potatoes 70 Tassz!aoro
tl01 The Y-ce paid at p-eSe1. 81
cents ~ tusael.
E3wz-1 Mccoy has recently novs:
FANNY sC.o the house owned by I'd
True
Cl4-e-cs GARNER Of Augusta n,
SUNDAY and Monday visiting ola
QuaL-.a1ecs on the Hill
z Z. jonas Q: North vasszltoro II
business caller Monday OF the Hill
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D. VS.. WIN FIRST LEG OF
INDEPENDENTLY MEET

Waterville, Me. April N.-tSpecialb.-
Delta Epsilon won the first leg OF the
in,erfraternity track cup Wednesday ait
ernoon by taking the first Of the series
OF three meets by margin Of II points
over the nearest competitor. The non
fraternity men were second with a points
ard Delta Kappa Epsilon third with Z
total of Is Alpha Tau Omega and Phi
Delta Theta were tied for fourth place
with IL, and Zeta Ps! last with II points
All competitors with any amount OF pre-
vious experience were handicapped So
that all the stars were forced TO put cut
their bes, efforts 10 place.
The only unfavorable incident 20
mar the afternoons performances was
the fact that Pete Mayors. IL, re-
ceiyed a severe ankle sprain while con-
testing in the pole vault. He had clear
ed & high mark and landed just right
n tie dirt TO give his left araie
twist Mayors took second place n the
STATE intercollegiate meet last spring
and Coach Cohn has been expecting
great things from him this year, but
This unfortunate accident viii prob
ably keep him out Of both the state
meat and The dual meet with Cnirer-
Sly g Maine 4 week from Saturday.
Owing 10 the death OF Willard Faux
ingham, the Commons Club did Tot
participate in the meet Wednesday. He
had been the captain ard manager
Of their track team and had been
counted On 70 take several points.
lt-ya-d cash-Won b. Staples OF Delta
Epsilon; second. Mayors, non-fr.-ernity.
third. Joyce OF Data Epsilon Tine, IL.
.9-yard d2sh-woa by c. Adams 81
Alpha Tau Crat ga: second. Webster o.
Delta Jpsiion; lnird. Terrt.l Ct Alr.l4
Tan Omega. Tine. > seconds
Low h1-5les-Woa by Cook q De:tz
Kappa Epsilon, second, r. Royal o. Lee
= Cpslion; third. Hann2ersc..iag. non
fraternity. Time. III
High hurdles-Woa by Royal OF Delza
Epsilon: second J. Hartman OF Alpha
Tau ogesra. ,hird. Z ADAMS Of Delta
J;4zilon- Time l--3
Quarter uli-e-Won by Webster q
Delta Epsilon: second, Mer-i3I % Phi
Delta Theta: third Golden OF lpna
Tau Omega Time - rs seconds
Half-Ea!le--Won by Fiebss: noa-f.f-
tEa SSN1--A ~ =. --4L4
third, Golden OF Alpha Tau Omega
Tine. - -.
Mile run-Non by -. Thompson. i
Phi Delta Theta; second. Wood o.
Delta Epsilon: third. Lavey Levine,
non-fra terr.-y. Time, 4..s ID
TWO Enile-Woa by Wenz 81 Phi
Delta Theta: second. Lavey Levine.
fraternity. Third place no.
awarded.
High 5lmp-W-on by Cawley Q: Ze-a
Psi: second. Jacobs q Delta Epsilon:
third, Libby Of Zeta Psi. Height, i
5 in.
Broad iIn1r-Wcn by Z. adams q
Delta Tps:lan: second. Cots.ng. non
fraternity; third, H2nmerschlagg. ncn-
fraternity.
Pole vauit-Won by Cook 81 Delta
Kappa Epsilon; second. Mayors. non
fraternity; third. Parker. non-trate--
nifty
Shol-put-won by Holt Of Delta
Kappa Epsilon; second. S,anwoc-d Of
Alpha Tau Omega; third. P. Thor.p-
son of Phi Delta Theta Distance.
81 f. II in
Discus throw-Won by Gawley Of
Zeta Psi; second. IEo,- OF Delta Kappa
Epsilon; third. joyce Of Delta Up
siion. Distance. lIs f. s in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-22
WALDOBORO
NORTH-Caleb

NoRTH-Caleb Comno Wa.
Rockland Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. shun..
Waldoboro were in this place ~
Bert L. Bornheimer. Fred low.
Cecil Newbert made business -
Lewiston Saturday.
Isaac Overlook. who has been .
ously ill for several weeks, We A..
to report convalescent.
Pearl Carroll has been eors,.,
the house for several days snr
with Z bad, attack Of the grin
Leo y. Walter went to the Fat.
Sanitarium Friday TO receive M.
treatment. His hos, OF friends i
hope for his speedy recovery
Mr.. and Mrs. George E Benn.,
daughter. GRANVILLE went TO Walds
Sunday to visit his brother ana [.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Benner. 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Llewellyn Div.
Pleasant Hill passed Sunday win
and Mrs. Fred y. Oliver.
Miss Leola Stain passed S.,,,,,
and Sunday with Miss G!enys r.,
ers al Manktown-
Mrs. Eleanor Shumaa. wife q.
late John VI. Shuman, passed w..
fully away Monday, April IL !, :,
age of ~ years. The funeral va, :.
P. II. Thursday at her late hons :,
was largely attended by both rel,s
and friends. Rev. Mr.. Pratt, NJ.
Of the Baptist church al Waldo.
oAciated and spoke in glowing /.
Of the departed and rendered y
forting words to the bereaved a.
The deceased was one Of those \
motheriy ladies who made IA
with all both old and young and
dearly loved By all who knew he
her death Maple Grange loses an
cred sister, who has served as n
chaplain for several years and
Ladies Relief Corps will greatly n
her presence. Three sons and /
daughters. several brothers and ,
rers and a host Of neighbors ,
friends mourn her loss. The I,
tributes were many and beautuul.
ternenr was in the family lot, Con,
cemetery
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-22
SPARKS FROM MAINE WIRES
$500 Verdict for Nicksrson


4 verdict of $500 in favor OF Them
as j. Nickerson and against Dr. Fred
erick H. CeTFish was returned By the
jury in the supreme court at Portland
Tuesday afternoon al ) O'clock The
jury IVES out little over an hour. II
this action, Mr.. Nickerson. who Is ST.
perintendent Of the Maine Contra!
Railroad, sued TO recover sls.@oz1 from
the physician because, as he ALLEGED.
Dr. Gerrish had not treated rrore-ly
an injury he had received To his leg.
The injury was treated for a saIgi1
and it developed that the bones in
the leg just above the ankle had been
broken The trial occupied ali the ses-
sion of the court last week Tuesday
the arguments and charge were given
and the case went to the jury about
SD Charles B. Carter and Wallace 4
White. Jr-, appeared for the plaintiff.
and Thomas L. Talbot Of Portland rep
resented the defendant II IS under
stood that an appeal win be taken by
the defense
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-22
Auto Truck Called to Grass Fire

The Central fire station auto truck
was called out ahou, lels Wednesday
for a grass fire that had
been burning all day on the pasture
lot Of James J. Pray at the further
end Of Gilman street The field Is
generally used as a circus lot for all
travelling shows. A small crew Of men
with an extinguisher and shoveis and
hroons put the fire out with about .
half hours work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-22
RIPLEY

Nr. ard Mrs. 0. I. Sawyer rstsn
home Monday f7oyn Dover. VI
they visited Mrs. Sawyer's pass|
Mr., and Mrs. Graves.
B. c. Wakefield Is enIarg.ng
house.
Mrs. H, NJ. Randall is a sues
Mrs. C. L wilder's in Cambr;kd
Mrs Bessie Li.chieid. nurse 81
P:rcsfe.d.
Nr. and Mrs Henry Hatch are1
new telephone operators at Rq1
Central. 81
-alva Moul,on 81 Saco was 10 u
last week.
Mr. ana Ms. Fred Hanson ext
10 move soon 10 Dexter.
Mrs Alice Jones has been i'll d
rheumatism but IS improving
Much c.edi: IS due the men
boys that quickly gathered near
home OF Neil Randall Sunday ID
noon and e1-:ngusshed the brush 4
srass fire that seemed 10 b!pv
rectly onto the buildings Fsv5
only buckets and sp-nklers 10 "
with they thought AT ore time
buildings must SO.
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ICEBORO

EoE Brown has sold his horse.
Mayfowe- parties are all tie rage "
than 40 pe-so,as were OUT SUNDAY seaf''
ing te- the lovely flowers IN their h:c
PAGES IN or community.
MI ard Ms William Randall Of "a
aston were nscentiS visiting Nj. ~
calls sister. Mrs = T. Gaube-,
Mr. and Mira Lester Foster and
children q Eaio~eQ were weeks
guests s. Len Posters
George ESsSun re,csn.ly made q busi'a
trip 30 Bah
Iaos1.ss Esa6ricSson was Z weeks
guest ST Yarmouth to see his wife
son
Fred c.1=sha has moved his fannl!
North Jsy.
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COLBY WINS DEBATE
WITH UNI. OF maine

wateryille, BE. April 21.-tSpeciaD.
Colby defeated the University Of
Maine Wednesday evening in the Wa
terville end Of the first dual debate
between the two institutions. The
Colby team supported the affirmative.
Maine. the negative.
The debate was held in the chapel
of the college and practically every
seat in the house was taken Pro-
fessor Thomas B. Ashcroft, head of
the mathematics department, presided
The board OF judges was composed
Roland T. Patten OF Skowhegan. and
Charles B. Haskell Of Pittsfield- The
timers were: Frank o. Dean Of Wa
terville and Prof. G. W. Thompson
Of the University Of Maine The
question: Resolved. that IN cities Of
zs,so0 and over. in the United States,
q tax upon land alone should be SUD-
stituted for the present real proper
ty tar. the substitution to be gradual
and completed within ten years"
Harold 8. Campbell was the first
speaker for the affirmative. and IN
. clever. concise. Introductory speech.
stated the purpose Of their team in
the debate; and set down the iimisa-
tons OF the question from the point
Of view Of his side. Walter c. Jones,
the nfst speaker for the University OF
Maine STATED that the plan proposed
By the a1lgma4ive Il revolutionary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-22

Both the Coburn and the Water
willie High school baseball teams are
working hard every afternoon 10 get
into condition for the early season
games that are now almost upon them
Cohurn has made a splendid showing
SO far this season. defeating a Colby
scrub team, Thornton Academy and
Bowdoin Second. "Raggy" Alien and
John Eagnell. who have charge Of the
Coaching. are making every effort TO
ge, OFF the wire edge OF the team. SO
that at its next appearance the insti-
lute boys may show some real form.
Walter McAlary IS working for the
same end with the Waterville High
team. which is showing up mighty
well
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-22

There IS still good surplus OF wa
ter passing over the Lockwood dam
Little Il any increase has been felt 1T
the fowage during the past few days
and word comes from up rlrer that the
men are getting ready to start the
early drives. which according 20 pre-
dicsicaS are 10, 70 be SO large as usu-
al The cut TOT, is said 20 be II
smaller lumber. Woodsu3e1 pass
through she city in good numbers al
most every day on-cheir way TO op-
erations in the Somerset
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ROOSEVELT Is ON
STAND FOR 5 HOURS
lCentinued From PAGE ID

be chosen until a man who was salts
factory 70 the organization was found
M Barnes replied NJ. Plat, vas right
even after I said slca government was
bound to lead TO rot1enusss
I told Mr.. Barnes Senator Plat had
told ne he lad decided upon q superr-
1ea1ent Of public works who was salts
factory AMI that Senator Plat had con-
graduated NE upon getting such a good
man
Roosevelts Continuity"
Mr. WINS objected cscause no name
was being given for tie superintendent.
o. public works
NJ Bowers said:
way. He Is t-ying TO interrupt the COZ
unuisy Of this testimony
I can't stop this witness continuity
replied Mr.. Iviaa
The crowd In the court room roared
with laughter.
Well Colonel Roosevelt went On.
the man was Francis Hendricks OF
Syracuse / told Mr. Barnes I didn't in
tend any man should say whom I should
appoint"
Pounds Judges Bench
As the Colonel said tbs, hta Jaw
squared and be pounded upon the Judges
bench He continued:
Mr.. Barnes szid in reply that Sen
ator Piatt xas right and that the leader
Of an organization must hare complete
control Of It
TT was In 1865 that I told Mr. Barnes
they always were I told Mr.. Barnes he
had my sympathies, but that Governor
Hughes must be independent I referred
70 my talks and letters to Senator Platt
HI. Barnes said the organization had 70
- dominant and thAt Governor Hughes
hAd tried TO break down the oRsznfxa-
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List Of unelaimed Mail

Nen-Barnitz, Mr. WIT W: Butler
Harry: Carl Mr.. F. e. Hoffman.
David: Hubert. Ovid: Lessor. Mr. Hen
y: Neal. A. NJ. Oaiss. Jack; Packard,
Mr.. John A: vigue. Fred
Observation-Disclosures, Nellie Co.fnre;
Beicher. Mrs Mary E: BAN. Mrs. Lem
ME; Christie, Miss Lillian. Clark. Mrs.
Eta. Edwards. Mrs. Marguerite: Hud-
Ter. Miss Nary: LoveSoyce. Miss Eva:
Marion. Arx Archie: Merrill. Mrx Liz
lie: Mencnaid. Miss Georgia. Morse.
Mrs Abbss; Nelson Mrs Emma A:
Richardson. Miss Maria. Thompson.
Mrs. NaeL
Foreiga-Generenk- Monsieur L Alb
be Ed; Gibbons. Ma Maud: Leans.
Mrs Hazel. vei& liner 1Gausieur; SAN
ford. Boscinsco.
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CORNTILLE

ne many friends q B. J. Robin
Wal ee Pleased &c learn Of his Dc
AaRe 10 so ost ot doors these pleas
Gays after being confined to
sSss,ss Cor rso1tA-
MIS- William Ham has been ass
hsS Mr. Pauline Flanders the ?
two weeks
Inner WsscsSc hiss been very
eas Is reported scl.e better al
wrsssssS,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-22

\ solemn high mass of requiem was
chan1ed at o'clock Wednesday morn
ing n the Church Of the Sacred Heart
by TIE pastor. Rev. ]. E. Kealey. over
the remains Of the late Mrs Margaret
Eellehcr. The church was we'll flied
with the many friends Of the deceased
besides the members Of the family
Special music Was furnished by the
church choir. with Mrs. Minnie Smith
as soioist. Interment was in the Cath
Ollie cemetery at Pine Grove The pail
bearers were three sons. Cornelius B,
James H. and Thomas F kellei.er.
and three scns-in-law. George D. He
earty, Melvin F. Rhcades and Everett
p. Riclon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-22

After being closed several days. On
account Of the death OF Mrs. Nargsr-
81 ke,leher, mother Of Manager KEEL
leaer, the city opera house VIII re-
sumo its photoplay program. Thurs =
day afternoon, with good and at
tracriye lis. Of pictures, including
two feature pictures.