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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-19
RESOLUTIONS

WHEREAS. II has been the Heay-
eniy Fathers will 10 remove by death
Our beloved brother and ex-Presiden,,
Arthur Clarke Hall. and
WHEREAS. His death comes to us
as z personal loss
THEREFORE, RESOLVED, Tha, in
the death Of Brother Hall, the Men
Bible Class Of the First Baptis.
Church has lost loyal member and 4
loving fellow-worker, and the Church
z faithful member. His work in the
Young Mems Christian Associate
and in the Christian Endeavor Soci-
ETY. Of this Church. his services for
ten years as Treasurer Of the Church
and his efficient services in MAN.
other departments Of Church work,
have endeared him TO a large circle Of
friends. His upright life and earnest
Christian piety made his influence 2
blessing to all who knew him.
RESOLVED. That these resolutions
be spread upon the records and a copy
sent to the breaved family.
HORACE PCRINTON.
WILLIAM FLETCHER,
F. NJ HOBBS,
Committee on Resolutions.
Waterville. Maine, April Is, 1918.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-19
That ''1ired Feeling
is Often Unnatural,

An extra hard days work may tir
you But if the close OF every d.
ands You worn and weary-your sy.
TEN needs z TONIC.
L F" Atwoods Medicine take;
daily. drives away that tired tess
ing" 1t has helped Nex Ensian.
folks earn the name of being "rirslss
workers." and Mrs. Browns .etss
tells why it has become their nyor.u
tonic.
West Pennington, Ne: :
AS my mother. Mrs. Smith, is xrt
ing in praise OF your L F." Atwood
Medicine. /. too. would like to tell ~
that think ii one Of the best hsua
hold remedies. consider L. one
the best tonics on the market
tSigned) Mrs. Ida Brow;
The Big Bottle costs only SIS cents
Trial Bottle FREE.
L. F." MEDICINE CO., Portland. NJ
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-19
Funeral IF tire Lat. Arthur c. Hall

TIE funeral II The late Arthur 6.
Hall vas ae!f from lis hone. Silver
terrace. a. o-clnca Saturday after
1oen. Rev. Arthur 8 Phelps. D D.
preached TIE funeral sermon and Rev
Isaac LaFlegr Rad tie Scripture. TIE
y.oronoco Quartet sang The honor
arr bez-ers Were Eon- Horace Pur.n-
tor. Foscoe J. Bowler. Cecil NJ Dag
gett and J. Colby BiaisdeL The &C
tire beaTsTs were ETsrett Hall Of Aa-
sugts and F-.-il Hall Of Damariscotta,
brothers q the deceased and A o.
Robbins and William Rotbins Of Fort
Keat, bro-hers-.a-l law II the deceas-
ed TIE nembers Of Garfield Camp.
No. !, 8. III V, we're present in uni
form in 4 body. 4 large number Of
neighDors and friends were present
There were many beautiful flowers In
terrne1t was a. Pine Grove cemetery
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-19
Pos.oMe Clerks Convention

The session q the Maine STATE AS
ISOLATION q PostcfHce Clerks VIII con-
vene IN this city Monday. a number OF
the officers and delegates arrived SUI
day and were entertained socially -
the D'aterviIle members Of the frater-
nifty az Knights Of Pythias hall Mon
day a. ID O'Clock the local clerks viii
escort the visitors On q trolley excur-
sion TO the keyes Fibre plant, between
this city and Fairfield, where they
will inspect the process Of making the
famous Paprus Pie plates. At 1
O'Clock a group picture will be taken
on the steps OF the Wacerville lostof-
fee At O'Clock the business session
viii open in Knights OF Pythias hall
Those who are not delegates will at
tend the Colby Maine baseball game in
the afternoon \ banquet will be held
at The Elmwood IN the evening It is
expected that about 100 visitors will
attend the convention
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-19
OAKLAND

A new card with the compliments OF
the D. II. Marshall Co., has been put
out by the new fire chief, DR.. c. II.
Witherell One box has been added on
the waterville road near the residence
Of Guy Mosher. The call is 80. A new
call has also been added. 4, which
repeated means assemble at Hose No.
I for a forest fire.
Percy Cottle has gone to New Bed
ford. Mass. to pass some time with
his family.
Mr.. and Mr.. Fred A. Boynton, who
have been passing the winter in South
Carolina, are guests Of Mr.. and Ers.
Geo. Boynton. before returning to their
home At Belgrade Lakes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-19
FreckIes And BIOfheS
Are Easily Pe0Ied on

II yo9 are bothered with ang eutszso1
tlerish. It's 8 poor plan - Use Taia
powder or anything else 70 cover u
TOO often this only emphasizes me e.
fest Besides. i-'s much easier 20 -sncH
the s@gur-rnert with ordinary M
cclizsd wax. Applied nightly. the VA
VIII gradually remove fretk,eS. p41lgla
moth patches, liver spots. saiicvleSS, "a
bIotches o. any surface eruption n
affected cucicie Is absorbed. little eas
day. until the clear. soft. youthful Il
beautiful, skin beneath is brought who'd
10 view Ask the druggist for one oua
Of rlercclizsd Ezx and Use tbs Lie Il
use cold cream Remove in Tnornfn{H
soap and water Many who h2yAB
this simple, harmless rreatmer. Ec.F
astonishing results
II troubled with wrinkles Or tu-ruws
z wash loTiou made by disSolYins o.
powdered saxoiite in pint witch hsIds
will prove wonderfully eEec.:ve-Adys'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-19
COLBY COLLEGE
Everything in Readiness for the
Annual Junior Prom
EIks Hall To Be Scene
of Much Gaiety

Everything e .oE u readiness eo-
-he los- elaborate seal function q
TIE es5.iegs Yezr. the annual Ju1Io-
promenade which takes Place Nociay
evsatng ~ tie rew EEA hall Fer the
past week -hs committee has ben b2sy
With sls plans and during the LIS. TWO
days have ben bending every effort
20 pe-1ec. the srzl details Ths LsI
has be-. carefully decorated With eol-
!ege AID fraternity banners and pen
nslts gathered trol TIE walls Of
rooms al over ths camps TIE cona-
lit1se - planning 10 entertain the
Arxss. nEma@r that las pet patrca-
iz@d similar event II the history Ct
TIE College. and while the most spa
c.o1s hsL Il the city las been secured
for the occasion, i i feared TIA. even
this w1u p,ovs far from adequate
Forme- Students and guests represent
ing Il least three states. have been
arriving On nearly every ia-comins
train 4 large number q the people
II Ws-e-TlMe are expected 80 take aa-
vantage q this gala affair. as well as
Z grez. number Of the students
From uEEil O'Clock reception
Eli IL held "a. which tire receiving
lire E5ll D. made Up O. His Honor. the
Mayor and Mrs Martin ? Bartlett,
Dr. and Mrs. :. William Black from
rhs faculty. and the president. q the
-go divisions q Ire class u 1913
namely. Miss 5iz-to-y Barker q Nor-
way and M Alden W AIsauc Cam
den PaIIsns Orchestra q II pieces
hzs teen secured 70 furnish music.
t43r.a fox the reception and for the
dzrctng which will begin promptly a.
the E-ross u =
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ALBION

SOCTH-sirs. Forest Tozier called
Tuesday afternoon on Mr.. and Mrs.
Porter Plummer.
Mrs. EVE Coffin and son Lawrence
Of Albion Conner passed Thursday with
her parents, Nr and Mrs. Andrew
Besse.
Forest Tozier is having his house re-
paired and q new piazza built Chas.
Norton Of Albion Corner is dong the
work.
Mrs. Andrew Besse. who has been
quite i'll the past few weeks with the
grip. is slowly improving.
Chas Trask, who has been quite ill
for the past few months. remains about
the same.
Ed. Fowler and son -AIton. who have
been quite i'll for the past week, are
slowly improving.
Mrs. Clara Whitaker was recent
visitor at Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Tr2sk's-
Master belmont Meader. who has
been quite i'll with the grip the past
few weeks is gaining slowly.
Mrs Josie Arno and son Edward OF
South Freedom visited her parents
Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Trask.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-19

Iae1p@rse.ce5 driving nearly -es1l[-
Cd in had automobile accident at
Man zzG Esassy EtrH@-- S0ccay
rrsrrai-g. TIE ozasr u le1 S1ics
touring gar czle Up KELSEY street a.d
tick -s.e c1r-e- onto NAN g clip
TIA, aurea-ess = miles Al hoGT- =
EaaIi rs9nz5o1t cA.gEEz 80 t1e E-EaE
SIDE II the -osd ss@ZsI 70 e@ tae CD
t-e- II which the frightened Gr-ve-
z-n - lis Car. Il was only oy 6raFlsE
Up sC-o :se ssie1aG, slightly czEzg-
ing -1e cz- Efaa- cf.s Eln2ooz- sscaE,-
81 Ae.l- xtEzscE bT -a@ larger car thai
continued c1Ea A2.. street. shooting
from o-e sste 81 tae street 30 TIE 9th
e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-19

MI and Mrs N 4 BarTuws enter
tsinsi a party ot Elk friends al the
camp At Belgrade lake Sunday. We
teFviIle residents who are oxre-s q
Belgrade lake camps and bungalows %
the ponds are beginning TO get 1hsr
buildings II readiness for occupancy.
These who rent camps and cater 70
the summer visitor predict very SIC
cessfui and busy SEASON, and al avail
served months Il advance
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WOOLWICH

Mrs. Edward Croker IS visiting her
father IN Dresden. He is very sieh
with gall stones
Miss Ellen Coriis is bookkeeper at
the Hyde Windlass Cos plant II Bath
Miss Clara Hawthorne is staying at
Mrs Pline.re Aliens for care and 10
recupeTate. being n a generally run
down condition
Mrs Sarah P. 2. Hawthorne returned
home in March. and has let the farm
and part Of her house to Edgar
Blanche. who will soon move in
Arthur Labelle OF Watsrville is help
ing Mrs Hawthorne for a few weeks
Mrs. Alexander Reed and children
are sick with the prevailing grip
Mrs Mehitabie Knapp has returned
home from Boston and opened her
house.
Er.est Stilphen is painting his house
Misses Helna Dana and Barbara
Reed attend school in Bath.
M-. and Mrs. Edwin Ea;horne are
both On the sick list
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Executive sos-s Of Maine Free Bag
tis. Association

Tet ezsc1Eive bard n 'h@ AzIls
free Baptist Association met II ~ z
terrible SATURDAY. Those present. were
Hon. Carl Z. M3ILEea u Island Fails,
pr=<:6e-,, Ceo-g4 4 BEoEn q Or
ringtoz- sec-e-z-y ard t-aEE-er: EsF-
s e. Wh5tconb u Bangor. Geld sec-
.a.4Fy, 4. z PuEa1tcn Of Na-ervllle:
Re- DE z " F9-d % P-E-s1e.d; ReF-
Dr.. r : Saiiev 0t Lewiston Eez6.a-
t.ons were eGopted On shs cez-a %
Eon. Hiram Eno1lrtn Of Portland, a
member x tae bard. gou-.ae bEst-
ness occupied the s=ss.o--
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DIED..

ANDROSCOCGIN.
Turner-ApYil IA. Freda Eloise Robin
son, infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
WiIfred Robinson.
No. Turner-Apr1 "A. Emery A. Horne,
aged g.
AuburE-April 15.-Polly p. Sawyer,
widow Of VIM. z. Sawyer.
CUMBERLAND.
Cape Elizabeth-April Il. Mrs. Lucia
L. Gray.
KEENEBEC.
Augusta-April Is. Cyrenus Pullen. aged
70 years.
KNOX,
East Union-April Il. William e. Hit,
aged 6 years, { months. s
PENOBSCOT.
Bangor,April y. Walter L. Savage;
April u. Mrs. Margaret F. Crowley:
April Is, Eta l. Whitney.
South Brewer-April II. Fred ". Pat
terson. aged s. Year,. months, . days.
Patten-Aprfl u Mrs.. Eliza Ann F1an-
ders. aged g year. 1 months
WASHINGTON.
Machias-Aprfl II, George H. Alien.
a9ea q Year, II months, u days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-19
FX-IUDIT0R TT. CALLAHAN
ANNOUNCES HIS CANDIDACY
FOR REPUBLICAN NOMINATION

~-. xo--e- the right % ro-e 9. sgu
terms With uss-
r.. -s-zr5s CT tn S.s.e a-E na,,
s.I are constantly .-r--sas-z II 10 !
wise r.oEry to- tas STATE 70 al Etr
* .o- me general good BIZ Z pz--.s
90 .hEs u-oisey. Hs SHOULD sfa o@sr !.
-t-s -hsr TIE t-rceG q t-s y-sss-.
80 -t4 ro-ages oS toe --tr-s seosK
ts-t within reasonable An-cco-ss
a IN attract both tas IrTss.o- ard
hc-.e bs-5t3sr- y
49,. .,e sess.e, % .he Legs,z.ra
.-,.. c,1z--a. zp1ezLz <9- stair ali zen
- --a ,as reply tAa- ire STATE coaH
- ~z-- xns-, without Increasing Z.
,-x rate. These s-sts-rs-'s ware eres'
-a5- :. both Horss az se.s;a. u
-a-v ra- csssiaI EgL-es -s-e g-Tea Z
80 re-s.zcurr As -es--t q .1ss
s-.-a----s. rzny worthy oo+a-s ve,s
-s.,,s-d assistance ~ -1s.- a--o---s -
sT-,---a- -o-atly tL= ue~ Guiding 20 Ia
T-x,us--zI S-soo.. which was -=s1ss::
x-,yy-. and caz Fish ard Care aszr
--.--So-. which Eas rs1Cce-
Tr- TAX rate was Sx-d z. E---l-s e.
-~l wear L--S- III s-+---- - 80 -
-ers-a -ozsl Of - mills against ia.
of IL mills for the yez-s --s--si j
h@Tssv. trzt ting rates assessed zEt to
-=~r -szc TAX rag - r-i.-s -o- u
a-d rare q. 4 IL mills for -. i
-o---hs- with -le receipts iran :-1-;a:
tax=.. would pay every legitimate AKA
orss,io- made bv the -Gl LsS-s-z1E-;
ard Would. IN zd6i-i0n- ! eS--=Fe- -an
taken care % tna Industrial St11
t,sg.ld.rE - FFzIlowe.L and ia II
amount for fsa and game, tai Ia
be-n lZcsz6ed in the app-o1T-2-4t72 ia
This amour. Of { quarter q E-i-AI
dollars IL our raxz-3c- viii = -ass,
t-or, the pockets ri 80 peoE+-- IL:
will afr=c- ever c.-y. -oSE- arr Fs--
-z-i2n in the STATE THIS C-n--eSsa'I
TAX for ire ysar 1915 I'll! take from IL
city Of Portland a--oZs- 81 30: f-c- 2s,.
so-. over $3.50: from Lewiston 1&a-t
1880: from Auburn. $3.50; --u- AZ
sts- ahcu, $50: t-1r wate-v!Iis, 80;
from B.ace<o-d. 500: from Bah, Ss&
f-or, Ro-rsla1d ss.ts: from ?1-1tori
s-ao I ci-e .hs larger C.ties IS exam.
PIES. but the same applies - sre-y IaEn
in the State. since each rCS- bear III
share q th=e tu-Gs--
The foregoing statement al my record
as both Z c7Ey and STATE c--claL eacour.
sSe ne in asking for p1elic support
:. 2 CALLAHAN.
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NOTICE

To the Dog Owners Of Clinton:
The taxes or your dogs were due at the
town clerks Office April lis. Il has been
the custom in this town for years for
few 70 pay the taxes On their dogs and
the balance 70 come out Of the treasury.
This is TOT Law and i. is not justice to our
fellow toEnsrnen. Therefore every man
who OWLS a cog in Clinton must have
him registered as described by law be-
fore May ], or they will be summoned
into court 10 give their reasons why they
should not pay their taxes as well az
their townsnnen- This is law and Justice
toward all Let us meet il IN the spirit
Of right and save each other trouble and
expense
IRA A. WITHAN,
RALPH GERALD,
ELMER DECKER,
Seiectmen Of Clinton
apYi4dst
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Fistie proteee Arrsstsd

A man who got into an alteration
with a chance acquaintance on lower
MAIN street Saturday evening appear
ca TO think that every mans hand
was against him and started in tr
run amuck-" He had threatened sev-
eral persons with his fists when ON
cer FROST arrived on the scene. The
man. realizing that there was trouble
ahead beat it up Main street and down
common, but was captured at the
rear OF the City Hotel. and taken to
the station. A crowd OF fully eco COL
Iected in about half a minute but
quickly dispersed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-19

harold J" Campbell. a senior at Col
~ Coiese' former president OF the 7.
~ c A.. has Just been elected to the
Important position Of student deacon Of
the Ffrst Baptist church. This il a new
once Just created by the church and one
rom which large results are expected.
During his four years IN college Mr..
Cambeii has been one of the most active
workers along church lines and veil MAJ.
It's the honor bestowed upon him by the
members Of the church.
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Lecture It Unitarian Church

Lafayette. the Friend q Washing
ton- z subject always new and al
ways Interesting was the one O.
which RST- 2 L Phaiea delivered his
third o. = series q lectures Sunday
afternoon AZ the Unitarian church 10
an audience that practically filed the
e6ifce- Always f0rcefuL. always ap
p%aMng. always kindEng II the minds
u his hearers an intense interest and
respect FIR his topic, Nj Phalen paid
= beautiful tribute 10 the great
Freacnnan, who gave 50 much that
this countrr's aght for freedom might
reach It's goal
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NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE

whereas Mary Z. Thayer Of Sidney,
me county of kennebec and State
name: by her mortgage deed. dated D
twelfth day Of March A D. 1914, and r
corded in the kennebec County Regisr $
OF Deeds. Book so. Page 81. conveyed
augusta Trust Company, corporars +
e1isting at law and having an once az 4
place Of business at Augusta. in sd
County and State. the undersigned, =
certain parcel OF real estate situated II
SAID Sidney. with the buildings .heren |,
and bounded and described as follows. z h
WIT; Northeriy by land of B. L BicknSs
CALLED: and on the West BY the Riu 4
Road. so-called; containing one-haN arr
,he1 or less. and being the same premise 4
Ihayer by Joseph E. Crockett, by vi
deed OF warranty. dated May Il. $50 an
precordsd in said Registry OF deeds pE
Book SSl, Page As
az heir of Martha Ellis, late of Chelsst 8
IN said County and State, in and to a Ct 2
tam other parcel OF real estate situate !,
In said Chelsea. with the buildings tilsv \
lows. to-wit: on the East side ON,
eoss-Ioad leading from Charles J5M;G
store to the Augusta road. and boundedv
puesihnihg at stone bound in the ESA
TO an oak tree standing on the West LIP
OF said Charles Jones land; thence Sous
cry In the West line of said Chart
Zones land. one hundred (lnol feet; them =.
mesteriy In line parallel with said nn@
naneo line to the East line of said eros q
i roao: and thence Northeriy on the. e. q
me me OF said cross-road. one hundred Nv
iess 70 said point of beginning. r.
Sau premises being the same conyeyS,
20 sac Martha Ellis by Alonzo 2. Gsr
nss s py warranty deed dated May II.
nnu recorded in said registry Of deg Z,
BOOK 4ss. Page 49, The interest Of yn1
saio mary E. Thayer in said propeTn
pas derived as the only heir Of Clara -
Houanson, sister of said Martha Ellis.
anu whereas the condition of said mIs--
sase mas been broken. now therefore. 81
.ssason OF the breach Of the condi%
.inSreof. said Augusta Trust Comp 10
March d. 1915. :. -
AUGUSTA TRUST COMPANI -
mchzs .mon,3t a
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FAIRFIELD
Victor Grange Presents a Min
streI Show and Short Sketch
Which Proves Successful
And Very Entertaining
IN THE CLUBS
LOCALS

A Minstrel show and short sketch.
all occupying Ar ho2-, were most sue
cSsStu1. carried out Saturday eve
mig =. Victor Grange meeting and
the Program Ct the everi1g was II
charge q the men II The minstrel
show Zae 3ats-locu1e- Was Wilbur To-
z1e-. and TIE ero men were Luther
Alien and Fred Varey. Harry Lib
by was the very able manager and
aiso p=rs.dsd ~ the piano. Solos By
Nj Alien and William Doe were tea-
tlras The short sketch vas also very
entertaining The Usr received much
praise IN their fine program
Al TIE evening meeting which vii
Dc he'd Saturday. May !. the program
VII De n charge Of ladies Ct the
Grange The one giving the best en-
ter-ainmenr viii be entertained q, q
supper TIE regular business meet
ing tocE Place
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MAINE

Pm. rrad-oy Martin 3,Pete-s. Lake
>. Lynch. Laroche. Lowe a-NacNanaEa =
.--a FI,zr1bEon > Cleveland ;, Com
e-ro-d. O'Connor- T.o-bsse hi'-Mac-
Namaz, Rea-doa- Tarse-cass ha's-
Cleveland > NacNaNarA Home FEns-
FI,zx.bbon. Martin Stolen basss-Lake,
Lowe >. NacNamara- A;ha Bass On
basIs-by Corertord, by GornaHa =
Struck ou,-by CoIe-to-d 5. By OCor-
Tor. by Gorham $. By Frost saer-Hce
aitz-Nartin. Atha- Double playsLoEe
and Fitzgfbboa: Pendlgoa. Frost and
Gilman: Pendleton and Gilman Time
hours Is minutes Cm7ire-C. l.
RYAN
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P|TTSF|ELD
Funeral Of the Late Angelica J.
Bracket

Funeral Of the Late Angelica J..
Bracket
The funeral services Of the late Mrs
Angelica J. Bracket were held from
the home on Park, Sunday noon at
twelve O'Clock. Rev. A. E Wright,
pastor Of the local Universalist church
ohciated. reading sacred selections
written by Mrs. Bracket and her sis
ter. the late Mrs Jenkins. both Of
whom were gifted writer's Of prose
and poetry The remains were taken
to Detroit Sunday afternoon where the
interment was made. The body was
accompanied by relatives.
Among the out Of town relatives
present were Mrs. Kate Decrow. Mr..
and Mrs. Ansii Decrow Of Brooks and
Miss Maud Bracket Of waterville.
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BeSsaninz a. t1s High Mass next
Se.6zT ras Forty Eez-s DpsTc-Io1 VIII
- Observed a. t1s Sacred Heart
esc--h. All ire r-.as-s II tle city and
nznr fro-n tEe ad4aes-- rorls AID
larger cities W.EI r. p-sse1- 10 as@1s-
IL re exercises Al u tt1e c1,-cren
q .he rzr.zo who have -o- E1t nae
.Ee.- r-.xc Eoly Co-l11-gl are 10
h@gtn ~ o1ce PREPARATIONS IA I-s
exa--. which generally takes Place
so.re tils tEe atte- parE u May q
ezy.y Il Jurs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-19

The regular monthly meeting Of the
Waterville Clinical Society will be held
Monday evening at the Royal Cafe.
Supper will be served at AS. n..er
which DR.. ". s. Cousens Of Portland
viii give an informal address on the
preliminary and post-operative treat
ment Of surgical cases.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-04-19

Prof Il n. BROWN q Colby vas tie
speaker Sunday Afternoon AZ the Ers1
Ct series u Sur6ay afternoon YES
Per services fo- ths students q CO.
burn Classical Institute Taking to- RS
subject tie algeo-ic equation Il equal
< % Plus II, be buti1 Up q very fC-re-
fgl a1l helpful sermon that cannot
ou- 1ave 81 effect N increasing and
Cesyentng .hs religions life Of the
scErC.