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The Wabash Pittsburgh
Railway Company

The reorganization Committee announces
that approximately 81, 100000 OF bonds
have paid the first instalment OF the
amounts payable under the Plan and
Agreement dated June IS, 1915. To meet
,bc convenience OF holders Of the bonds or
certificates OF deposit representing the
slna, many Of which are held In Europe
and I'm response to n number OF requests
the Committee has extended the time Tor
p,yment Of the nrst amounts payable
under the Plan and Agreement, without
nsn,ltv. until the close OF business on
SEPTEMBER 90. 1918. Payments should
he made TO Central Trust Compan~o New
York. at It's ofice. 81 Wall street, New
York CITY. and certihcates OF deposit should
he presented for proper notation at the
time OF making payments. The m
reserves the right without further notice
TO carry through the Plan or any amend
ueut thereof solely for the benefit Of the
holders OF certificates of deposit represent
ing bonds in respect ~ which the hrst in
staIment shall have been paid prior to the
date aforesaid.
Dated. New York. September :, 1915.
J.. y. WALLACE, Chairman;
GORDON ABBOTT,
HARRY BRONNER,
JAMES &, CHAPLIN,
HALEY FISkE,
CLARENCE l.. HARPER,
WILLIAM X. NICHOLSON.
RICHARD SUTRO.
NEIGs II. WHAPLES.
ASA =. WING,
Reorganization Committee.
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III DELAWARE HUDSON COMPANY

WV IWTNI NVNWET N wv
quarterly dividend 81 TWO AID ONE
QUARTER ,2L ~ PER CENT on the cap.
ital stock of this Company viii be paid at
the office OF the Company, 80 Nassau street,
In this city, on aud after Monday Sept 20,
1915. 20 stockholders OF record Al close oi
business to-day
BY order of the BOARD II Managers.
CHARLES \, WALKER, Treasurer.
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Pursuant to the provisions Of the Agreement dated May IS. 1913. be
tween the undersigned Committee and such holders of New Orleans. Texas
& Mexico Division First Mortgage Gold Bonds Of the ST. Louis & San Fran
CISCO Railroad Company rs have become parties thereto m the manner therein
provided, the Committee has prepared and adopted a Plan and Agreement
for the reorganization o. the New Orleans, Texas & Mexico Railroad Company
and its subsidiary companies and has filed a copy thereof with the Depository.
Any holder of a certificate of deposit issued under SAID Agreement OF May
az, 1913, may, at any time within thirty days from the date hereof, upon sur
render to the Depository of his certificate OF deposit. with a properly executed
transfer thereof If registered. and upon payment 10 the Depository for account
of the Committee Of the sum fixed by the Committee as a fair contribution
for the compensation and expenses of the Committee. to Wit: $3.50 for each
81 600 bond, and of the additional sum of Sl for each 81 900 bond to rem.
the Indebtedness, obligations and liabilities of the Committee, withdraw from
said Agreement dated May 90, 1913. and thereuron shall be entitled to re-
ceive bonds TO the amount OF. and of the series represented by his certificate
Of deposit. Holders Of certificates of deposit who shall fail to withdraw their
deemed for all purposes to have aSented to said Plan and Agreement Of Re
organization.
Holders of New Orleans, Texas & Mexico Division First Mortgage Gold
Bonds of the st. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company who have not
deposit the same under said Plan and Agreement of Reorganization at any
time within thirty days from the date hereof.
Holders of certificates Of deposit issued under said Agreement Of May Is,
1913. or under said Plan and Agreement who desire, pursuant to the provisions
Of their deposited bonds, for the First Lien Gold Bonds Of the new Railroad
Company provided for by said Plan and thereby secure the benefits attrulng
by reason of such subscription. must, o n o before September "a, 1915,
surrender their certificates of deposit 10 the Depository and receive in lieu
rights acquired by virtue thereof under the Plan.
Dated, New York, September ? 1915.
Willard V. KING, Chairman
STEDMAN BUTTRCK,
LEWIS l.. CLARKE,
CARL A. DE GERSDORFF,
LEWIS b. FRANKLIN,
,ro.oru nj ALFRED HCHTENSTEIN,
GEORGE !" s EhE {, S. W. PACKARD,
COL S Sa 81 R'TffFa SsFf INss fSss CITY John !; sKEPLEY,
90 Broadway. Ss~ S5k city. Committee.
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on the t!r>t day OF August. 1913 made In nc
cu-dancc with the provisions OF the Banking
Law. sections lbi and 2l9
Full name of dcpusIiur
or shareholder. Last
known r~idrnCC or
post office address of Date OF Amount
dcpositur or share original of
hOldp~ DEPOSIT. DEPOSIT.
Laurence Dunn, PA 50.
T.. n. Klein, Jr. Trustee,
33 Bethune - bct. Il 1901 - ~
state Of New York. County OF New York, -.
August Zin>>cr, Jr.. President, and Ernest
Wulkwitz. Cashier. Of the Norkville Bank. a
bank located and doing business IN the city
of New York. in said county; being duty
sworn, each for himself, says that the fore
going report l. a full. true and correct state
mcnt of the unclaimed deposits. dividends and
interest nf the lorkNille Bank, made In ac-
Cordancc with the provisions of sections lai
and 2lg uf Chapter 800 of the Banking Law
As shown by the books " said bank on the
first day of August. 1915.
AUGUST ZI\S~ER, JR.. President.
ERNEST NOLkNlT Cashier.
Sr,erally subscribed and sworn 10 by both
depunrut~ the sth day of september, l"l5,
before me.
Notary Public, Bronx County. No. :.
BrunN County Register No. H22
Ccr'iHcutc He'd In Sew y Ork County, No, 90.
New York County REGISTER No. hl3.
Commission expires March 80. 1915.
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works, electric light plant, sewers and
street improvements. Principal and in
terest are payable at the National Bank
Of Commerce In New York.
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SECURITIES SOLD AT AUCTION.

20 shares Lowell Gas Light
Is shares North shore Deyel. "
opment company ,...,.... 800 lot
10 shares Corn Exchange Bank 307b
zoo shares Parker supply Com.
pany, common, 100 shares
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
The American Agricultural
Chemical Company

Notice Is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting OF this Company viii be held AZ
the office OF the Company, Garfield Block,
in the City OF New London, Conn, on the
10th DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1915, at ,
O'clock +. NJ, for the purpose OF electing
A BOARD OF Directors for the ensuing year,
and for such other business as may be
brought before the meeting
The Transfer Books Of both the Pre-
ferred and Common stock will close at 3
o'clock T., NJ. on FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER
3, 1915, and remain closed until 10 o'clock
A. NJ on FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1915.
HORACE BOWKER, Secretary.
New York. August "a. 1918,
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THE BALTIMORE MARKET.

BALTIMORE. sept, s,-Fidelity and
Deposit closed J.. point above opening,
the only change in the local stock mar
ket. Bonds were steady. The summary :
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and 2lp.
Full name of deposition
or shareholder. Last
known residence Or
Post once address ~
deposition or share
holder.
Grace Freeman. lOi W.
S5th St, N. Y. City
Aug.
John Guy 81 W. 3sth st.
y. y. CITY .... Nov.
ID J Ahrcn~. 1906 Broad
way. y. y city Nov.
Hcnricu Railroad Co,
Unknown ..... Dec.
Galway X 60. Wander
bilt Ave, n. Y. CITY.
Ellen Donnelly. 557 w.
Both ST.. n. Y. city.
Amelia David. ~ seth
st, y Y city ........
Est Of J. T. Mann. 1913
W. ilst St. y. y.
city ..............
Quantmcycr & CO.. bIj
9Th Ave, y. Y. city
Wickmau 4 Wickcrs. All
9th Ave. y y. City
Y Y Perkins. Unknown
Metropolitan Concert
q. T. pntncy d 20, Tn
known
Joseph O'Connor. 1910
Brnadwpv' =, y. CIV,
T. J Logan. 237 " 2sth
St. y. y CITY
st. y. V. CITY
Lucy ". Lewis. Ipswich.
Mass oct.
\ Mead. go sixth Ave,
y Y. CIV sept
n = tiuuld. 90 ". i2d
ST, \. \ city Nov.
j. T.. Y. Adams. 1886 W.
4Ist 81. y. Y. CITY.
oct.
\ Biergtadt. 1871 BROAD
way. y Y. city oct.
Est. NJ Clymcr % W.
3Sth st, y. y. CITY,
June
O.. Durant. Unknown
MAY
A. W. Fox. Waldorf
Astoria Hotel y Y.
cry. oct
W. q. Green. Waldorf
AStorlaIIotel city.
May
" n Knox. I2ii broad
way y. Y. CITY May
George kpppel. NV. 10Th
st y. y. City. May
I J. X Roosevelt. Tn
known March
sullivan co. club Int.
and Coupon Acct. Tn
known March
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THE ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
holders OF the National Casket Company
Tor the election OF trustees for the ensuing
year and for the transsctlng OF such other
business AS may properly come before the
meeting, viii he held at Hotel Manhattan,
Madison Avenue and i2d street. New York
CITY, at ten o'clock In the forenoon Of
fer books viii be closed on the lat day OF
September, 1918, and will be re.opened on
the 9Th day OF October. 1915.
j y. LINAHAN, Secretary,
Dated. New York city. Aug. so. 1913.
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Eleven A NJ. bids TO Liverpool were
October. 9.s5c. January, l034c.
March, 10 6Oc. The market there is due
to open to-day 61a to SL points adj
vance.
p...f.,g .,,l .,,,l-.
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REORGANIZATION OF
New Orleans, Texas & Mexico
Railroad Company

To the Holders of New Orleans. Texas & Mexico Division First Mort
gage Gold Bonds of St. Louis & San Francisco Railroad Company
and of Certificates of Deposit representing said Bonds, issued
under the Agreement dated May rs, 1913, between Holders of said
Bonds and the Undersigned Committee;
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spot cotton at New York was quiet.
90 points advance. MiddlinG, loo.
Southern spot markets weIe unchanged,
10 10 - points advance. with New Or
leans 9j0c.. Galveston s75c.. savannah
CSC, Houston soc, Augusta &c. and
Memphis 9&SC.
The New orleans market closed
steady. Prices were
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REPORT Of the Unclaimed Deposits,
Dividends and Interest reported Of the
ASTOR TRUST COMPANY

3NN HIN Ave-. \. 7. c, on The hist day OF
Angus. 1913. made In accordance with the
provisions of the Banking Law. sections 1874
aud DIO
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or
ist
or
~ Date Of Amount
re- Original of
Deposit. Deposit
lg. rs. 1908 ss9.10
", rs. 1883 '1o5.o4
". 25, 1888 9495
,c'' /, 1885 1922 81
pr-
". 2s. 1888 63.47
~.
". is, 1893 1888
jth $500
Unknown. 'l3A.o5
80
y.
Unknown 657s
Unknown Ioo.10
Unknown iO1 40
vn Unknown IS -
yn Unknown 1l.S2
rrt
Unknown 6b4S
Unknown. 90 10
~. Unknown. 10000
Unknown. 5000
Unknown. 76i 90
ct. 10. 1897 7oss
e.,
IS. 1900 Ao56o
-. 1855 5000
w.
~.
g o, 1902 52i9
1d-
Ct. 10, 1902 1880
W
me 25. 1908 9Slo5
wn
10, 1905 liOS.65
,rf-
Y.
Ict 20, 1906 GO so
irf-
ity.
May 4. 1908 100 GO
adj
lay $. 1908 5000
9TH
lay 10, 1905 poo 30
m
30, 1905 1901
m
%, 1900 $500
Y.
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The Liverpool market opened quiet.
There was a good business IN spot cot
ton, with middling IL points advance at
j>Hd Sales, 1900 bales receipts,
5000 bales, including 500 American.
Prices at Liverpool closed barely
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GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY
Of NEW YORK

a, ,b, ar, L,y nf Nut,I.. luII made in
f rs%r 5,io S.'9 IS =, az pr? ~, of the Banking
\ known NJ GoG S /. r. |Tr.i.,,' address, ""' s2oals
e. lam, T6lcy, BEN J. O'Callahan.
MN ,y y ~ $50 =; 2''h ST. \ Guy aio.4e
Richard Tavs al + N-th st. y. y.
ut StiS; nj f1 moy 10; .a lax mining Company. 0o''
HniorkH NAN SnTpS''t "f5f S HI%Totadwayy.
y. !. city. Oc,. II 1896 5000
III ID Ni,rt.r, fr,.,.ar,r adde's,
,rulrnvn ..n, o.. iun- SI3it
Gir, MI ntr ~. TTHin, ''''" 5o.53
PAM .r,,ir, I,p.r : Ni.r.. ,,-
>ignt,. adde's, unknown rrb. is.
80" IN, I,v Town $1,000
send IS piar S., \ y City' May
4" * ,,,r .,t,. smith sons 1900
q Co IS Wai 81. & Ci,y. Dec.
Ia Iso ' 100 "A
The q r. Nlcucn GO. IlI-5 broadway.
~, ifoJnon "RK Miller Emma fm ,irl,r, '''-
1t,W IN ," n on
New : orb FIR, I'l1yl, Int, ln,. re-,
Tho, O'Br!.n and Nm Giphon~ in
trust Tor John Carr alt Ea,l o''h ,oooo
Frc!crick NJ ra:ch'n N-. GOO u.
knfkar assignee a'dr uikh""n'
pr Jnr h ,u lG rI,,,r,, comr,ny. oo Re,ao So"'
y 4 .#fR 81 ~
san Nn,onio Mliqing O. C. {"
N"">"'f' 800 ''"" "''N" ioi oa
s'Gari'{ lny".,mcW' 60 If Nc% ' or.
l'''''I ~ y. ''t Nl'. '' ,.,,s
iHn' ,o..r ,r,.,.. ,,rd,r Met ''-''
Ndulu'l NIn%''. trustee "uu'I N'N
W}tnd",ie N,.r,sasr. ! hrohd"a'' : .,
- ' IVY '., n' ''"
H'tlIp NN ''N ,rT ~" g." hWni.n,
~ 'i''N w ~ rn ~ ~ =, ~,
90 T . ~ NSy 'Nnri
,Irr'nssrr' E,r,rur,Tnr,, i,CCsnttrrii and doing ,.in."s
I, ~, tIi.'uf N,v nrS in ,aid rounty
n,,,tn,"1 i'l," ~, Zach ~ btti's,lt s,ys thsi
,,n''' ,",tip ~, W. ,,,.n,r, r,I, nm. and ,,,rr,,,t
srat,n,rnt o, th,' unclaimed dcpn,its' Ill idrnds
and In rre,t Of The Guaranty TrI,t Cnmrany
- 100 mil tnvl, In ,,yrt,ri,nrr vith tha
nr,IiSi,ns "t se'tiinN, Ia And 81" Of ,1sprrT
4Gn nf tLr B,pkiny ,w ,I shown bv thr
hn,ks nf s,,i trnst cnmr,uy ON The nrst d,y
~ * Sn, :" ~" ~ t'"'' ''"'''"' -" "N way
SGD WIlIi\N G. POTTER. V President.
81, orally snihrsrrrihcd ana sworn 10 hy b"thh
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For THE MISSOURI PACIFIC RAIL.
WAY COMPANY'S
Five Per Cent. First and Refundinx
Mortgage Fifty-Year Gold Bonds. due
September !. 1859,
Consolidated First Mortgage Six Per
Cent. Bonds, due November /. 1920.
Trust Five Per Cent. Bonds, due Janu.
airy !. 1917,
First Collateral Mortgage Fiv Per
Cent. Bonds, due August /, 1920, and
Lexington Division Five Per Cent. FRS,
Mortgage Bonds, due August /. 1920.
ST. LOUIS, IRON MOUNTAIN AND
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CON.
PANY'S First and Refunding Mort.
gage siI Per Cent. Forty-Year Gold
Bonds, due July /. 1852.
THE KANSAS AND COLORADO PA.
cIFIc RAILWAY COMPAkY'S
First Retundins Mo,ts.ge Thirty.y.ar
AIRY 1, 1888.
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Report OF the Unclaimed Deposits. piti-
dtuIs \ Interest nf the SEW lORh PROD
{ ENCiI\>Gt BASH pp lhr ist DAY
of Aupu-l, l'lr. m'l" tt ... n'.ln. with
the provisions "f She H,uh,ug Law, Sec
lions 1874 ANA ~.
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REPORT Of the UNCLAIMED DEPOSITS
DLAIlnml. Lml Lu,.rN,l uL lMr
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yORKvILLE BANK

REroKT q The UNCLAIMED pErosl
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MoRRELL W GAINES. Secretary.
No. 30 Wall Street. New York City
CApwALADER. wICKERsHAM h TAFT.
Counsel
COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY, Depository
No. 20 Broadway, New York CITY.
BROWN BROTHERS & co.
Philadelphia and Boston.
viii &C., for the Depository in receiving an
forwarding bonds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-27
HARMONY

Walter TTipp, the young son. Of ".
\. Tripp. was playing III ms father
ice house Monday. when. nc fell ana
broke his right arm. DR. Moulton Of
Harland was SGnmonGcd and promp.
attention was given to the injury. q
Rev. II. A. Corey, former pastor
OF this town, was in town Tuesday &c
deliver his Illustrated lecture on "Thn
| British Isles" a gooG cplnpan, were
il attendance ana The lecture was
We, received
Mrs +. .. Turner entertained tn
! company Of Tile Country Minister"
and q Few other friends Wcdn. sday
ere1lnS at u 81. Patrick's party. Each
guest WGs appropriately decorated
rith silk shamrock cnnlems rour:
H. rec, white AID blue RIBBON. Frut
punch, sandwiches and cake were
served and q proiitabie and pIeasan.
evening was spent
The officers Of TIM Grange F+r ana
Cattle SHOW which j. 10 H. ac}c ca,ly
III September ,yele elected S;.turaa. ;
last as follows: FrcsirrnJ +. \. Pat,
tee; vice president, VIC. Bailey. Jr.;
sec, Frank Kingdom, Treas. Mrs. Z.
L. Foss.
Mis-; Tcarl Maeoon ana Miss .,lara
F"ss al" at home fgo:l Farming ton
WIKI their respective parents.
Mrs Dea i<imbail If Fittstic!d spcr.
I'll" day Thuvsda! with Mrs. Clyde
Martin. When she returned she was
accompanied b! John i.lmoor Martin,
the oaby son OF Nr. and Mrs Clydr
Martin.
itGric Jackson Of Fo%croft is visit
ing Mir. and Mr.. William DWeliey.
Miss Lima Farrar Of Ripley Is visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Lizzie Tibbctts
Miss Viola FNagg is visiting. he,
uncle. Ed F,aTTar of Ripley.
l.. y. Pattee has been in Lewiston
visiting relatives during the past
week.
r. II. Reed is in kingsbury with "a
party fishing.
&. Z. Hanson has hccn in Ripley
visiting his parents.
Sunday. March 3. is tc be celebrat.
ed as GO-to- meeting Sunday here IN
town. All are urged t. be present OIL
that day.
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CHELSEA

Frank McGugin is treating his house
to a coat of paint and making other
needed repairs.
Mrs. Nellie Haley of Phillips is tho
guest Of Mrs. F.. II. Libby.
Misses Hattie Grady Of Whitefieldl
and Viola Clark of Pittston were re-
cent quests Of Miss Doris Thompson
Mir. and Mrs. Frank McGugin Of
Randolph were recent callers at W.
X. Thompson's.
WEST.-C. G. Dondero has begun
saving logs in his mill.
About 20 members Of Chelsea Grange
visited Pittston Grange Wednesday,
evening and took part in a debate on
Which Is the Most Inquisitive, WON
en- or Men," Pittston for the Women
and Chelsea for the Men, the, judges
awarded the decision to Chelsea. The
next meeting will be April 80 with
Chelsea Grange.
All schools in town opened Monday
April 5. with the following teachers !
No. /. Emma Nelson; No. 9, Elods
Mason: No. 4, Grace Wight; No. 5.
Bernice Watson; No. s, Hazel Has
kell: No. :. Florence McKenny: No. 81
Leota Munsey; No. 9, Marion Sheldon.
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PITTSTON

EAST-Everett and George Dunton
students at Kert's Hill, are spending
the Easter vacation at their home.
Mrs. p. c. Sullivan and daughter
Mabel are passing Il few days Will
friends in Gardner.
Mrs. Joseph Jones and daughter
Josephine. who have been passing sew
eral weeks with Mrs. Jones mother
Mrs. w. S Cleaves, returned Satur-
DAY to their home in Sheepscot
Harold Reed of Randolph spent the
Weekend with friends in this village
Linwood Moore Went Monday tc
Bath on u short business trip
Joseph kealy, VINO has been quite
i'll, is reported improving.
Willis Boynton and family made a
short visit last week with relatives in
Jefferson.
Schools in town will begin the spring
term Monday, March 90.
Miss Mary Cary, who has been visit
ins relatives in Gardiner for severa
weeks. returned Saturday to her home
in this village.
Much sickness is reported in this
vicinity. Many are suffering from the
prevailing grip colds.
Arthur Palmer of Augusta passed
the weekend with his family il this
village
Mrs. Jerome Hanly. who has beer
quite i'll, is now much improved
A luiet home Wedding took place al
the home of the brides grandmother
Mrs. II. X McFadden III Dresden
Saturday evening, March u, vller
James Lawrence of Pittston and Miss
sadie Carter of this Village were
united IN marriage by Rev. T. W
Brooks of Dresden Mills. Only tn,
members e the two families wer.
present. Refreshments were served
during the evening. The young coupl.
will reside III Pittston
Harvey Thompson and family hay.
moved from the Stilpher house il
this village to Randolph. where Mr.
thompson has employ
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MADISON
-Four Men Arrested for Viola
ticn of ProhibitOry Law
Another for Passing
Forged Checks
SUIT in MATTER OF PURE
WATER SUPPLY :

Gideon Feriand. Peter Gilbert. Weiner.
ard William WEIGH were arrested Friday
morning bv Deputy Sheriff +. :. Mcken-
nc1- On The charge of violating the pro-
hihitory law. the complaint being made
bv Marin Kennedy The four men
were taken to Skowhegan for trial.
Y Pippin was taken into custody Fri
dav forenoon by the agent OF a Montreal
detective agency and the TWO men left
on the forenoon train for Canada. Pip
pin is charged with passing forged
checks in Canada and was finally located
by the officers in this place. EXtradition
papers were secured and the arrest
made.
The funeral services of the late Mrs.
Julia A. Gray. who died IuesoaS'
ue,,, conducted at her late home Thurs
dav forenoon by Rev. Royal a. klcn.
The remains were deposited in the re-
ceiying tomb of the Forest Hill cemetery
The bearers were f. L. Perkins, W. r.
(,lough. Elmer Clark and howard
Young. BY a peculiar coincidence Mrs
Charlotte Gray and Mrs. Juila Gray
the widows Of two brothers, oieo WITH
in three weeks of each other ana each
was over 90 years old.
byron Marden student a. HEBRON
academy. arrived home Thursday night
10 spend his Easter vacation with MS
nareuts. Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Marden'
Indian Spring Lodge, I. 0. O. r. WORK
cd rho first degree Thursday evening on
one candidate.
The Methodist Ladies Aid Socfesy met
Thursday afternoon at the residence o1
,frs O. T. Briggs on Head street.
\ suit has been brought as an out
coo,e of the agitation for pure water
sun,,,v against E. NJ. Fletcher. the local
(,,,r..rir,tendent for the company. by l.
- IeCerdre for damage TO his business.
the claim being that an employee OF
I.o,-and-e contracted typhoid FEVER
through the city supply and thas tne
i,lness was such an inconvenience tnat
The business was damaged
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North Jay Grange.

The North Jay Grange have arranged
on the program for their meeting Sat
urday evening March 20, the following
program: Reading. Marion Keyes; song,
Walter Gillespie; piano solo, Helen Ray
rnond; reading. Carl Wright; music.
Robert Stevenson The hall was we'll
filled with members at their Last meet
ing to enjoy the pleasing program and
minstrel which was nicely carried out.
Those in the minstrel chorus were Mrs,
HIaocl Clark. Irene Munroe. Thelma
ravlor. Mrs Edith Davis, Lila Poland,
Robert stevenson, Douglas Poland.
Waiter Gillespie; end men, Ralph Nor
ton v Merle Jones, Milton Jordan. Ar
thuf Swift; interlocutor. Harold kyes;
MI. Marion Swift. pianist The little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Swift
DIES .rves special mention for the pleas
i,@ and cute way she carried off her
little part in the show, she was blacked
up and created much merriment in her
cunning ways all through the show.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-27
Sagadahoc Grange.

Sagadahoc Grange, Bowdoin, held an
all day session Wednesday,, March Il.
Nftcr the opening exercises and music
The lecturer mad the following question
~ hich Has Done Most for the World.
Money or Brains:?'' William Douglass
END Harold IIildreth favored money
L. c. Patten. p. \. Cannon and Edwin
lIildreth spoke in favor Of brains. A
fine dinner was then served. After din
nor Tie following program was present
ed: Words Of Welcome, Worthy Master
Marshall: music by the choir; reading,
Lizzie Small: reading. Edith Hildreth
vocal solo. Ruth Jones: quotations by
he members; story, Mr.. Nelson; read
inr. Little Marion Hildreth; paper,
What We should be Thankful For.
j. r. Euker: What the Grange Has
Doac For the Woman on the Farm. =
talked on by Sisters Douglass. keay,
Marshall, Hildrelh and Patten; music,
by the choir: recitation, Millward Pat
ton: song, Mr, Mulligan: closing thought
Mrs Martin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-27
NOMINATIONS
BY GOVERNOR

Justices of the Peace-W. W. Great
on, Starks; Henry P. Mason. Waldo
boro: ]. Arthur Stacey, Lewiston; A.
W. Shaw, Cumberland Mills; George
W. Lane, Jr, Lewiston; Morton c.
Larrabee. Unity.
Notaries Public-Edmond ]. Walsh.
Ellsworth: Clarence NJ. Hutchins. Me-
chanic Falls: Fred a. Torrey, StonlnS-
ton: o. f. Hanscom, Greene; sidney
Stevens, Millinocket; William w. Mer-
rill. Portland; Harry W. Merrill, Port
land: Harry NJ. Corners, Bar Harbor;
$ Merritt F'arnum. Lewiston; Harry y.
Lit,lefe,d. Bangor; Herbert L. Thomp-
son. Friendship.
Trial Justices--E. A. Pattee, Har I,
mony. Somerset County; Andrew j..
Beck. Washburn. Aroostook County.
Agent for the Prevention Of Cruelty
to Animals William W. Hosmer, Bath"