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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01

8apit gencoitt Der Siinf3ebnte an
2outs g atopie bon Der Barrier
Seitune ga Siberte", am 21.
sunni 1915:
6om lit elm 6citdnbig Iobernber
Gliibofcn. @iirbcn Sic cs abiuro
nennen, in bteieu lesten Soecn, Den
Gn6ru6 elmer Heppllition 81 fiirhs
ten2 Was fpirO morgen 6rin9en?
Mie pirb bas @olf (pon Hom)
neue Nieberlagen pie cine Siegesz
nafrid1t enpfongen?
Sebe geipceung bieies @olfes
l(bon Stalien) bot ietnen @icbcrz
f6etr bier lin 8on). llnb mir
fiibleu uns bcute peniecr ecifiiet
%(unter Dem ttaIientiten Garantiea
SeieB).
@erite6en Sic iest, fparllm mir
nit unIerer ed15en Wnft Dem
gru6 Der Neutrolitdt Stolien's
ppponterten?
Sic 3ltunft lit bunteG.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
Bur ,,tuhtaaia" Nmter-
fm@nns.
f.@dibington Yoit".)

@enn es nid)t Sbaiia6e mare. bab
gnglanb lid seSpuusen iiebt. bic
Sdulo Der Sabrldiii9feit biniihtlid
bes ,2uitanio" sllnslids bon ii6 81
fpeiIen. 10 miirbe Dos SeusennerbOr.
bas iest bon Baron Meriep norge'
nommell poxben 1T. eiu rpirbi8ss
8esenitld az benz WerbOr 6eSiiglit
Der .Sitanic" s~Stataitropbe bilSen. in
ipelfcm 0robs Sabrldiiafeit nad'
getpieien purbe.
Nuu bat aaerSines gnelanb als
Tation ALL leiscr, ipern erpicien lit
bub ertpcScr bic @eiclitoft. Der baE
Sdiii gelorte oper bic 4DmirGlitdt
fa6rldiiis 9cfnubelt fatteu. Si(
Sbatiafe. bab BEL Der 8euscnDcrneb'
mune iibcr Die Srase, Oh Der Gapi'
tan Der .2uiitanid" bon Der Gomirali'
tat alf brabtloiem 8eee @eisble er'
baIten babe, bic SeifenfiiHteit aus
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
&as MnOtre iagen.
Mfit beionoerer 8sriidlidtiguug
Der alliierten YreHe.
8ir ntsie Ssitans bsarbsitst psn X. p.

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Pr5embs[ cine ernite S6lappe fir Die
Huiien bebeute. Sic perbe niht aIein
burh Die artilleriitiife lleberleecnbeit
Der 9eutihen erfIdrt. ionbern iei cine
Solge Der geianmten itrateeiiden uno
tattiifen Gage. Sic Huiien miiBten
iebenfaIs aui Die 9niiiters 2inie 5us
r%iidseben. auh Die Conformation"
erfldrt, Die 8ui1en bdtten cine crnite
Niebcrla9e erlitten. Ser befannte
Observation-Disclosures Sberit : 9eutnant
HouIiet ipritt bonn Sa1e YrsempsI's
als bon einem vI6ipertpiesenbcn grs
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Die Greisniiie betpieien.-anm. Der
Hebaftion.)
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5uitimmen, aber alsemein ipirb anses
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males Yolitioues ct 2itteraires".
NaG elmer 8iener WeIbung Der
.YreuBiifen &reu55eituns" beriftet
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ncn sic nidt, Serr Sberit?" Der
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|, gen Sale ihablos 81 baltcn. 1T nift
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niht unoenfbar III. lam Stalien alts
geitbungen einbiiben, itatt neue gu &c.
Ininnen. Damn biiirfie Sranfreid falm
Die .lnteiniide S6neiter" burh bic
46tretuns .unerlSiter 6ebiete" IN,
Beiten troiten tpoIlen. gs III Gin &c,
pastes Sasarbipiel Sas Stalien
nast =" Neue 3irder Nahridten."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01

= @etien mir nod ouf Soleenbes i'm geionberen bin. Ser g a , It mar
pHen erfdrer @ene g e E n ben gintrit StnHens in ben &ree. Ser
fo5ialtniibe Dapanti" idrebt: "Sn 0Rr ianb cine 9ebeims geriammlrng Der
@ertreter Der Sreimaurers2osen Der ialsnider Sobe ntt. Die it a Les
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nnb oer8eien mir nM, bab Die @ebeumbunbe Die 5auptfnbe b5 g a y il
/ m E 8 inn.
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o e E n Die Sreiraurerei nlnb ben ftrdens unb naotszHtnblthen lmtrieben
oIler eebetncu uub baIbsebeinen @eieQihnten.
= Ser Gbefs8ebatteu
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01

Bir baben ben ebitprielen Or.
fldrunsen Der confederation ~@aibs
inston Voft" ilber Die 2onbouer .2uii.
tania" ,llnteriuduns (Siebe Seite 81
ni9ts 6in5usufiigen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
9as t.Sput bss Seebelbsn @eb.

bineen lit uuter benz Sfuse elmer neua
tralen Slaeee bon einem ensliihen
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crtIdrt Die heutife Iomiralitdt uno
mir haben feline llriafe, cine 9es
bauptung aus Sicier GueIlc gu b%c5fuciA
ieln. 60 lang< iolde Shurfcnitreide
ieitens Der neutralen Wddte aeouloet
perSen. oiirfen lie lid nitt betIasen.
rpenn tie burf ben beutiten unteriee.
boots ariee in Witleibcnidait Serat6en.
Das gilt aud fiir u. Q.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01

2iebcr 2cier!- grlaube, bb mir Seine aufnuerfiamfet af re
tier fol8euben ausia9en lsnten uno beobadte bite, bas 3 a t Ii m beridben:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01

Ils urierem 9bets 8ebatteurs
@rief bonn 10. Suni 1915:
o9fun pirb Der @atitan bas
nSturm>G Centrum" in Hom bleibeu.
Ser Guirinal lit frei Der @atifan
mlB leiocnl" go tDnntc MAJ bic
ariegsertldruns Stalien's be3eihnen.
Ser @DbeI Hom's lit bon Den
9oIitifern Stalien's, ieit Dem
sale bes Sdpittbumes" unb ieit
Se9inn Der Tolitif zines ~8roBz Stae
liens NIT @cltmahts @ebanfen, ipites
matiif 5lim Saiie sceen Den Yapit
unb BEN Gatifan er3ogen norben.
limb oieier 5aB miro it'd uuf ben
g dtifan unb iopeit aIs mpglih
aui ben 81. Batter. ieet 0dpff 8ene>
Diff Den Siinf5ebnten, gerobe tpdhreno
bes arieges in neldcn Stalien lid
hinein9eitiir3t bat, a6laben. Siege
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Shube ifteben. Sn bciben SaQen
miro in Hom vpemonitrirt", Der
@atifan rmtobt unb Der Yapit mps>
lichit eebdiiia bebanbelt ~perDen."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
Amdy 11icrte 3nli- Gehenken.

5ieben, ODER bab @roB6ritannien ni6t
betrieoi9t o Imerifa's Soltuna in
oieicm 8roBen Gonflitt lei. gesiiglid
ocs criten Tuuftcs gibt es bier @icle,
Die Der Nniidt limb. es lei piel 6ciier,
ipern Amcrifa lid am &riege nid)t be-
tbeili9e. @esiiglid hes 5~ipeiten spirb
allgemetn 5nsegeGen, bae bic Ser.
Staaten iiG baburd, baH lie uus init
ntsebenren Menseu BON Wnnitiun
uerieben baben, ais ein dnRerf tuertb.
poler SmnoessensHe beuGbrt baben."
@enn Der 6auptid6lidite @ertres
ter Der Difentli6en Weimnna Gnas
lambs amerita auf @runb bon That's
iGhlifen Sanbluneen als gnglano's
gunbcsgcnoiicr 6cgriibt. bari cs nidjt
ilberraifen, bab Seutihlenb's 0iients
ltfe Neinung alf @rurb beriel6en
tbatiddIltden Sauoluneen in Amerito
einen Scinb Seuti6larb's er6lidt,
Cider 1T es aber bem5ufolse. baB bic
Neutralitat ameritn's in 2onoon uni
in Berlin gerabe 10 ange3tpeifelt fpirb
ipie Der nmerttaniide Staatsmanr
Rann tie ~au5rpeifelt unb Yraiioen,
8ifior bemrah. iopett 9eutidlani
in Setraft tomnt. lid nift aui bad
Reht Ses Neutra(en b~erufen barf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1915-07-01
Die amerifariihen Nngeliahien wplen
benz Gr6fcinb Der Hspubiif, Gng.
lamb, gu Siiie fcmmen.

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ebemaliGcr Irdiioent Der 3arparos
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Sfliht Der Der. Staaten. gnelanS
6ei3uiteben. tpenn immer es in benz
sesentpartisen arie9e i4tpa9 gu ipers
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-13
CONY HIGH NOTES

The Cony High football eleven will
play its second game with the Abbott
school team Of Pennington this after
noon at Pennington. The local team
has been through a hard drilling this
week under the direction of Coach Clin-
ton r. Thompson and expects to make
a much better showing against the
Pennington team than in the first Cony-
Abbott game this season. which result
ed in a victory for the Abbott eleven
by the score of "a to 0. The Capital
City team is much stronger now than
il was in that game as Capt. Sprague.
Dennis and Martin are back in the
game. The team accompanied by
Coach Thompson and Manager Thyng
will leave on the s o'clock car for VIM
throp this morning to make connec-
tions for Pennington. Cony's probable
lineup will be: Dennis, lie; Luce, 1t;
Sprague. lg: Lathe. C: McGouldrick or
Cram. rg; 3. Jones. TT: Howes, re;
James, Oh; Taber lib; Martin. fb; Red
man. RIB. Best will be taken on the
trip as substitute.
The Debating class of the High
school held its first meeting Friday
afternoon at the school with an at
tendance of about 35 students and
plans were talked over for the work
Of the year. Girls are permitted to
take up debating this year and about
IL girls were present at the meeting.
Principal Henry w. Cobb and Miss Cor
nelia B. Caldwell will have charge Of
the class. which will meet at O'Clock
every Thursday afternoon. The Cony
Debating team. which will be selected
from the members of the class, will de-
hate the Portland High team at Port
land in the Bowdoin 1nterschola site
Debating League, and will probably
have interscholastic matches with Bel
fast High and Bangor High, although
the final arrangements for these two
debates have not been made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-13

"A Fool There Was" the greatest
photodrama OF its own particular field.
produced by the VIM. Fox Company. a
feature in five parts will be shown for
the final times today at the Colonial.
Dealing with a tale of a weak-willed
man and a woman of sinister beauty
and vampire heart this remarkable
picture should be seen by every man
and woman in the City of Augusta.
THE Fool at the beginning of the play
is a virile fine natured man. fond of
his home, his wife and little child.
Then comes the meeting with the
Vampire" How this creature Of sinis-
ter beauty finally drives him to ruin
and a degraded death is most wildly
pictured in "A Fool There Was" Ed
ward Jose interprets the role of "the
Foor' and Miss Theda Bara, the famous
Partisan actress, plays the part Of "the
Vampire"
Included in the program also will be
a keystone two-reel comedy with the
well known comedian Ford Sterling
furnishing the comedy.
Tonight it should be remembered the
first show starts promptly at 6.30-the
second show at SIS P. NJ. Prices, eve
ming, orchestra 15c; balcony 10c. Mat.
inee sc and 10c as usual.-Advt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-13
Mrs. Edith Blanch Maxim.

The following article is from the
Norway Advertiser of Nov. l.:
Mrs. Edith Blanch Maxim, wife OF
Walter Z. Maxim, passed away Thurs
day, November 4. at her late home at
the age Of 46 years, death being due 10
pernicious anaemia.
Mrs. Maxim was the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John NJ. Murch and was born
in West Sumner, January !, 1869. She
was educated in the public schools at
Augusta and Waterville. Mrs. Maxim
lived at Augusta until 1893, when she
went to Buckfeld where she lived two
years before coming TO South Paris
She was a member of the Consrega
tional church. a member of the Mt
Hope Rebekah Lodge and member
of VIM f kimball Circle, Ladies OF
the &. a. r.
In 1856 she was united in marriage
TO Frank BigeloW Of Augusta and one
son, Murray NJ. Bigelow, who is now a
student at Bowdoin, was born TO them.
Afetr the death of Mr. Bigelow. she
lived with her parents until her second
marriage 70 Walter r. Maxim, which
occurred in November, 1901.
Mrs. Maxim is survived by her hus-
band and son, also her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. j. n. Murch and four broth
ers. Elbridge, Ernest c. of Norway,
Percy Z. and Harold Of South Paris
and one sister, Mrs. Grace Stevens OF
Auburn.
The funeral was held Sunday after
noon at her late home, Rev. a. t. Nc
Whorter was the officiating clergyman.
The Rebekahs and Ladies Of the G. A.
R. attended in q body. Among those
from out OF town were Gardner Bige-
low and daughter and Mr.. and Mrs
Harlow BigeIow of Augusta, Mr.. and
Mrs Henry P. Austin of Bethel, Mrs.
Charles Pulsifer and children Of Po-
land.
The bearers were y. Dayton Bolster
A. H Jackson, f. \. Haskell and Nell
son G.. Elder Burial took place at
Riverside cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-13
Y. M. C. A. NOTES

The four teams Of the Junior depart
ment, which are named after the four
universities, Harvard, Yale, Cornell
and princeton. held baked bean sup
per Friday evening at the ~" build
ing After the supper. which was
thoroughly enjoyed by all. the teams
turned their attention 10 the first les
son in the Bible course, The Athletes
Of the Bible" The leaders present were
Saunders Patterson. Arnold Page and
L. T. Goldman. The four teams are
made up as follows:
Acknowledgements Toas tCapt).
Richard Benn, Harris McGouldrich,
Norton Plummer. Ralph Newman, Ar
thur Parrot, Herbert Sawyer and
George Norton.
Yale-Douglas Newman Capt), fla
zen Hill, Harold WilIett. Willard Pur-
linton. Llewelyn Cooper. Eldon Gray,
Stanley CoIburn and Alden Merrill.
Princeton-Fred Nenney (Capt),
Alfred Barr. Howard owen, Max Syl-
vester. George Bangs. Bernard Benn,
Harold Herrin and Howard Ingraham.
Cornell-George Partridge (CaptD,
Richard Height. Henry Hill. Gerald
Herrin, Horace Ingraham, Hubert
Cross, Walter Chernowsky and Ro-
land Matthew.
Ten teams of five boys each have
been selected to sell tickets for the
"Y' Circus tc be held Dec. and 3 at
City hall. The prize to the boy selling
the largest number Of tickets will be
one years membership in the " or
~ |,
winning team will be given a compli-
mcntary supper. The captains of the
teams are: George Paro. Otto Turner,
Carroll Hutchins, Frank Sprague. Ell
mer Thyng, Alton Getchell, George
Partridge. Frances Hill, Phil McGould-
rick and Harry Murphy. The tickets to
be SOLD by these teams will be the gen.
eral admission tickets good for rush
seats. Reserved seats will be 10 and %
cents extra and can be exchanged at
B. E. Bither's drug store after o'clock
on Nov. 26.
A meeting of the ~ Circus commit
tee and the clowns was held Thursday
evening at the Y. NJ. c. A. and the
prospects seemed very bright for a
very successful entertainment.
A meeting Of the representatives Of
each Of the Bowling teams of the City
League will be held at 7.30 o'clock this
evening at the Y. NJ. c. A. in order to
take up any questions regarding the
opening Of the league on Monday eve
ming. The opening match will be the
Bankers VS.. Vickery & Hills.
The Mems Discussion Club, the High
he
Club will hold meetings at o'clock
Sunday afternoon at the Y. NJ. c. A.
The High School Club will start a new
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-13

James a. Mudoon. the keeper in
charge of the dredge McMartin at
anchor in Johnson's bay, Lubec. was
in this city Wednesday for a short
stay. says the Eastport correspondent
of the Commercial and reports the
recent storm as one of the most pic
turesque ever witnessed in this part
Of the country. The McMartin rode
out the gale in fine shape and Mr..
Muldoon says ne can qualify now at
any time for deep sea captain. and
says his duties during the storm were
somewhat lively compared 10 handing
out the mail TO the members of the
last Legislature. Mr.. Muldoon being
the genial postmaster in charge Of that
part of the State government during
the last session.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-13
CHURCH NOTICES

WATER STREET GOSPEL MISSION:
sunday school at II noon; preaching al
day evening; meeting at the almshouse
Wednesday afternoon at go: gospel ser
vices every night in the week
FRIENDS church. rs Water street, A.
NJ; sunday school at II noon: prayer
SAINT MARKS church. Pleasant
stree ith u sund5y after s6d ITn eaSoo, Hei
!. NJ; morning worship and sermon,
1879 \; NJ; evensong and sermon. $50 T.
". All services conducted by the keV.
CHRIsTIAN SCIENCE Society: sun
day services at 1899 A. NJ, subject. Nor
tails and Immortals": Sunday school at
1920 A NJ: Wednesday evening meeting
at O'Clock. Reading room open to. the
public Wednesday and Saturday from
70 5, Christian Science chapel, Williams
PENNEY MEMORIAL FREE BAP-
'TlsT church. Rev. c. G, Mosher. pastor.
J. F. MacNichol musical director: Morn
ing service at 1870 with sermon by the
pastor. subject, "A Dethroned Monarch
bers this morning: SUNDAY school at Il.
G Z. service at SIS. Miss Drysdale,
leader; evening service az 80, address
on why ! Am Not an Infidel'; GOOD
meeting at 7.31 Wednesday,
THE PROGRESSIVE SPIRITUALIST
Society, will hold meetings in C g. 4 r r
Rev Ruth A. Swift of Haverhill Mass,
speaker and message bearer.
UNITARIAN church. state street, cor
ner of Oak street. Rev. Paul s. Phaien
minister: 1879 a. NJ, morning service.
anthems and sermon; beginners class TO
little children during service; lis a. NJ.
4 WINTHROP STREET UNIVERSAL
IST church. Rev II. ". Haynes. minis
ter: Morning service at 1879. sermon
topic, National Moral Preparedness :;
kindergarten at 1920 and leo: Sunday
school at 12.oH.
The sunday school at the North Parish
as usual at 2.15. This being the last sun
view of the golden texts. A very fine
testament is 10 be given to the one re-
peating the most golden texts. All inter-
ested friends are welcome.
SOUTH PARISH CONGREGATIONAL
church. Rev. Clayton D. Boothby. minis
Sunday school in the chapel. mems
forum and young mems discussion group
in the church at u.45 A. NJ; communion
service postponed from last Sunday at
P. NJ: mid-week service omitted on ac-
count of semi-annUal meeting of Kenne-
churches and ministers with the church
q! w 2E11H fi' 0'': ST. BAPTIST church:
1890, preaching service with sermon by
the pastor Rev. f. $. Philbrook;. topic,
The Many Mansions" evening gospel.
praise and preaching service at i.5l: SER
mon, The Masters Call" The YOUNG
meets at $50 sunday evening". weekly
prayer meeting at $50 Wednesday eve
ming. The pastor will speak at the asy
lum at o'clock Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-13
he Opera house brought many fine pic

the Opera house brought many fine pic
lures.
The fourth chapter OF the Get Rich
Quick Wallingford'' series is one of
the best yet: Violet and Fanny Warden.
whose fathers ruination and death have
been caused by a criminal clique of fin
anciers, are being aided by Wallingford
and Daw to recover part Of the stolen
funds. J. D. Prime is the next name on
the list to be led to the sacrificial stake.
Violet and Fanny learn from Quaiey.
a discharged employee of Primes. that
Prime and his associate bankers have
s35o,00O in bad loans, for which they
may be sent to Jail. They relay this
information to Wallingford and Blackie
Daw. Wallingford goes to the crooked
bankers and, telling them they are wise
to their game. offer to take over the
bankers bad loans for a consideration
Of 100000. The frightened bankers
gladly agree to this, and J. Rufus takes
over their debts. receives 100000 and
Immediately proceeds to double-cross
the pirates.
]. Rufus has speculated $4,000 in a lot
next to Primes general store on Main
street, and has thousands of skunks
shipped to him. for use. as he says, in
the chemical factory he is about to
start there. The awful smell drives
customers out of Primes store adjoin-
ing, and j. Rufus sells the $4,000 option
on the farm to J. D. Prime for $4,000.
The next episode will be called The
Lilac Splash" Watch for it.
Several general film subjects are pre-
scented in addition to this great serial
making a program far above the Or
dinary.-Advt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-13

a football game which promises TO
be fast and exciting is scheduled to
be played at 10 o'clock this forenoon
On the Reuel Williams field between
the Hallowell High eleven and the Oak
Grove Seminary team. The HalloWell
team is in good condition for the game
and is hoping to retrieve their defeat
III the first Hallowell-Oak Grove game
this season. This will be next to the
last football game to be played in the
city this fall and should draw good
attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-13

The regular weekly services of the
Church of Jesus Christ Of Latter-Day
saints-or Mormons-will begin at
80 next Sunday evening in the
Armory in odd Fellows block, con-
Quoted by Elder Lorenzo Standifird of
Taylor, Ariz.. president of the Maine
Conference. and Elder Geraint Hum
pherys of Paris. Idaho. The head
quarters of the Maine Mormon Confer
ence has been moved from Portland to
Augusta. where it will be located for
the future at No. 10 Noyes place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-11-13
LOCAL NOTICE

The Progressive Spiritualist Society
will hold meetings in G.. A. r. hall, 222
Water street, Sunday at $50 and 7.30,
Rev Ruth A. Swift Of Haverhill.
Mass, the speaker and message bear
err. Public cordially invited.
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