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The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1915-09-20

Mr.. and Mrs. W. M. Payne of Mont
gomery are visiting her parents Mr.
and Mrs. J, P. Gray on W. Occonee
Alderman Ed. Carney, who has
been visiting his brother in Leesbere
Fla. is expected home to day.
49, G'i.ss~a
City council will hold an import.
ant meeting to night.
Miss Ada Whitmore, of Hender.
sonville, N. C., and Mr.. W. P. Whit.
more, of Atlanta, are the guests Of
DR.. and Mrs G. w. Mclean.
Mr.. Henry .Bruner will leave
Thursday for Washington, via
A. c. L. and the Ocean Steam.
ship Co., to attend the annual re.
Union Veterans. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. R. Beall of Forest
Glenn announce the arrival of a
baby girl at their home.
DR.. and Mrs. R. M. Ware re.
joice in the arrival of a little
daughter, who arrived at their
home Friday /: e:
Farm Demonstration Tucker OF
Thomas county. spent Friday
night in the. city zen route to
Jekyl Island where he is consult.
ing engineer for the large
estates on the island.
Conditions atthe railroad shops
are materially improving, a mum.
Der of additional machinists anG
other mechanics having been ad.
ded to the force lately.
The best cleanest and pur.
est corn meal found al
DOdd's Grist Mill.
WANTED-Two live Agents t.
sell Accident Policies giving Acct.
dental Benefit of $5OOO.OO Weekly
benefit of $500 for Annual premi
um Of $1,000 Liberal commission.
Apply 21O Garbutt Donavon Bids
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Wanted

Six young ladies to demonstrate
and canvas and advertise Dun
lops Beauty Flour in Fitzgerald,
Douglas and Ocilla. Must be
smart and intelligent girls one of
whom can bake biscuit and make
cake. Write w. 7. Bigby mana
ger, $50 End St., Macon Ga.
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-WiISon-MurraH

At the home of her sister, Mrs. W.
B. Hammock, Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. John Henry Murray, a machinist
employed at the A., B. & A. shops,
will be united in holy wedlock to
Miss Laura Wilson, Only the i'm
mediate family of the bride and
groom will form the wedding party.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray will leave on
the A., B. & A. for points in North
Carolina and Washington, D. C.
They will make their home in this
city, where both of the young people
have a number of friends who wish
them a long and happy life.
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Mr.. Frank Waters spent a few
days at the State Capitol going up
on the excursion.
Mr.. Arthur Shaffer has returned
from Atlanta after a few DAYS
spent with friends.
For health sake use DOdd's
New Clean Corn meal.
A twelve pound boy arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. A.
Jones on W. Pine this morning.
Mr. l. Fisher and sister; Miss
Ida. of Valdosta spent Sunday in
the city visiting their brother
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Fisher.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Harris of
OcilIa and her sister, Miss Banks,
were visiting friends in the city
Sunday.
Mr.. Wallace Murray of Able
vile spent Sunday in Fitzgerald.
FOR SALE-One fine residence
location, Jeasamine and Gordon
lIO,x 10 also one fine building
Asite 100 x 100. Terms to suit
purchaser. Apply to c. N. Num-
ford, 5O7 w. Jessamine St.
Mrs. Malae Craddock returned
Sunday from New York and the
Catskills. where she has been
spending the summer.
Mr.. Jake Paulk of OcilIa spent
the day in the city on business.
J. Y. Paulk of Frank was in
the city today looking after the
cotton market. Mr.. Paulk is
eIated over the price of cotton
and has no fear of the boil weevil,
as his farming operations are
pitched on 1.-The living at home"
plan.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. CARRIER spent
Sunday with relatives in Thomas
vile.
Keep happy and healthy
and use DOdd's Newly
ground Clean COru meal.
TAKEN UP-On place il days
ago a black sow, marked swallow
Work and over bit. Owner can
have same by paying for this ad
and feed. Apply to W. S. Brooks,
5-miles south of city, on Miss
Maggie Smiths place. 1tp
w. w. Croxton, G. P. A., of
the A. B. A. stopped over in the
,Scity Friday night en- route from
the Boil Weevil convention at
Thomasville.
Mr.. Chas. Kimball and son,
Mr.. Roscoe Kimball, returned
from the boil weevil convention
Friday night, fully prepared to
give their neighbors all the in
formation about the pest. They
both declared to have learned g
great deal about the weevil anG
the means to overcome its raw
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LynnWOOd To Entertain

The patrons Of the Lynnwood
School will give pie social next
Friday to which all the FRIENDS
of the school are cordially invited.
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Typewriter For Sale

One Fox machine, in good con-
dition, for sale at a bargain. Cash
or on time. Apply to,
G. L. Young,
Route A, Fitzgerald, Ga.
-s-17-3tp
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LEI EVERYBODY HELP ALL THEY CAN'T is ORPHAN HOME
DAY WE ARE TALKING ABOUT

LEI EVERYBODY HELP ALL THEY CAN'T WORK
DAY WE ARE TALKING ABOUT
on September 25th the Trustees the Methodist in Ma
CON- Georgia.
proceeds
children their charge The benefits this absolutely
this Home
thousand children that have enjoyed far reaching
fen were not from Methodist homes parents were
members church a
money gwen for this God-hke work make
ame
all annual
and girls make orphans Mothers m
children to something this help the
need days work some -
snasmuch don it unto of least these
have done it ME"
DoNT FORGET THE DATE-Saturday, September 1915
Contributions
H. Daugherty, Supt, Macon, -
Send all contributions Agent o5 CLAYTON srsst
'' ~~@
, 1915-07-21
ORDER OF the DAY
for the Colonial Councils Ordinary
Meeting on MONDAY the 10th
July 1918, at pm. precisely.

Introduction of and Discussion on report
on the proposal in Governments letter
No. 561 of 29' April 1916 concerning
the transfer to the Immigratioutund of
the Children's Homes share IN the Rum
shop in Frederiksted, made by the Com
miitee appointed in the Colonial Coun-
ellis meeting the ~ May 1915.
Election of a Member of the Central
administration ofthe United Rifle Unions
of st. Croix.
Request from Government in letter No.
1,O38 OF 10Th July 1915 for the sanction
OF the Colonial Council according to SCI
of the Colonial Law to transfer to the
State Treasury a part of the ground
taken from the street surrounding the
Depot in Christiansted.
Introduction of and 1st discussion on
, 1915-07-21
BERNER.
BEKENDTGORELSE

hET bekendtgores herved i Hen
- hold til Anordning af ~ Au-
gust 1874 at jeg under q. d. har
modtage saalydende Anmeldelse:
CBR1srIANsTED, ST. CRo1x, 3D1E JUL 1915.
l Henhold til den mig at Aktieselskabet
De danske Sukkerfabrikker af % October
1911 givne Fuldmagt, bemyndiger jeg her
we'd Herr Bogholder OTTO KIELDRUP til
nm Frav@relse fra St. Croix at under
skrive Aktieselskabet st. Croix Sukkerfabriks
, 1915-07-21
Translation.
PUBLICATION.

IT is hereby made known, that the follow
o. ing signals for an approaching hurricane
will be given from the batteries at Chris
tiansted, Frederiksted, Kingshill and st.
Thomas.
During the day time: 2 guns fred the
one after the other and after an interval Ct
! a minute 2 other guns, 2 red Aags-eaeh
with a black square in the middle on the
flagstaff of the fort.
During the night: The same guns as at
day time.
Christiansted, the 10th July. 1915.
FUGLEEE.
, 1915-07-21
R0imund Baumann.
flung. Vlce Guvern0r for de donsk-vestindisk Ger,
Ridder of Damnebrog,


Radder af DannebroA
NOR VITTERLIGT: Paa Finansministeriets derom ned
~ lagte allerunderdanigste Forestilling har Diet behaget
Hans Majest@t Kongen we'd a~llerhojeste Resolution af 28de
Maj 1915 alernaadigst at stadfeste den af Kolonialraadet
for st. Croix we'd 3die B~ehandlng den 29' Marts 1915 og af
Kolonialraadet for st. Thomas o. st. Jan we'd 3die Behand-
ling den IS April 1915 vedtagne Anordning ON Tillag til
Anordning angaaende dansk vestndiske Skibes Registering
af 20' JUL 1894:
Under Krig mellem fremmede Magter kan intet SIKH, der efter
neutrality-suspicious. BegyDdelse ener de sidste SEEKS Maaneder for dette
Tldspunkt hr seDet under nogen af de Krigsf0rande Magters Flag,
erholde NahonaEtets- og Registering CertfLnt, forinden Fnansminis-
terlet eter stedfunden Forhanding med Udenrigsministeret hr med
deli Tilladelse dertl.
Tiadelsen kan kun gives, naar de den galdende Registrerings-
Lovgvnmg ovrgt foreskreVne Betingelser for Adkomsten til at fore
dansk Flag er opfyldte.
Denne Anordnng tr@der Kraft stmks.
Hvorefter allie vedkommende sig have at rette.
GuVernementet for de dansk-vesGndisko Ger.
ST. Crox, den Ste JUL 1915.
Under min Hand og Guvernementets Seg.
BAUMANN.
va
Il q. 81 ------
H RERNF
, 1915-07-21
PUBLICATION

| is hereby made known according
- to Ordinance of 18th August
1874, that yesterday l received the
following announcement:
CHRIsTIANsrED ST.. CRoIx, BIRD July 1915.
According to the power of 25' October
1911 from the JOINT stock Compauy ode
donske Sukkerfabrikkrr" to me, [ hereby
empower Mr.. OTTO KIELDRUP. Book
keeper, during my absence from St. Croix to
sign the firm of the joint-stock Company
"ot. Crolx Sukkerfabrik" jointly with Di-
rector LAUR NIELSEN.
JOH. G. JOHANSEN.
Christiansted's Police Ofi3t, st.
Croix, the 18th July 1915.
pOUGSLN.
, 1915-07-21

Tor KoIonialraadets ordinnre Mode,
MANDAG den 26de JUL 1915, Kl. /,
Eftermiddag Pr1cjs.

/. Indbringelse og Behandling af Betenk.
ming over Oct i Guvernementets Skri-
veIse M. SCI of 29' April 1915 stiIledo
Forslag ON Immigrationsfondets Over.
tagelse at B0rnehjemmets Audel i Rom
bodenIi Frederiksted, afgiven af Diet
Kolonialraadets Mode den ~ Mai 1915
nedsatte UdvaIg.
2. Valg af ct Medlem til Centralbestyrelsen
for de forenede Skytteforeninger for
st. Croix.
3. Anmodning fra Guvernementet Skri-
velse No. 1898 at l9' Juli 1915 ON
Kolonialraadet Samtykke i Honhold til
Koloniallovens S 81 til at Ell Del af den
Depotkaleen i Christiapsted omliggende
Gadejord overdrages til Statskassen.
4. Ihdbrlngelse og lste Behandling at Til
l@gsbevilling til Budgettet for Kom-
munen st. Croix for FInansaaret fra l.
April 1915 til 81 Marts 1916.
5. Valg i Henhold til Anordning af OF
April 1914 S 2 for de dansk- vestindiske
Ger ON Forandring i Bestommelserne
ON Retsvidner, af 2 Mend til at fungere
som Tinghorere, henhoIdsvis for Chris
tiansteds og Fre~deriksteds Jurisdik-
toner.
Kolonialraadot, st. Croix, den 2o' JUL
1916.
A. E. STAKEMANN.
E0rn2uud.
, 1915-07-21
BERNER.
PUBLICATION.

& 7 is hereby brought to public notice, that
81 from the 10Th inst. until further, the
rate of exchange on money orders from the
Danish West Indies for Barbados, Jamaica,
Tobngo, Trinidad, Great Britain and Ireland
aud the countries with which money orders
can be exchanged through the medium of the
British Post Office will be 19=Frcs. $3.50.
Government of the Danish West India
Islands, St. Croix, the 16' July 1915.
BAUMANN.
dctg. Vjce- Governor.
, 1915-07-21
BEKENDTGORELSE

nEr bekendtg6res htrved, at der fla
&~ Batterierne i Christiansted, Freder.k-
sted, Kingshill og ST. Thomas vii bl3vc gjvet
folgende Signaler for en- opsi@kkeude Orben.
ON Dagen: 2 umiddelbart efter h.nanden
folgende KnnonskuJ o. derpaa efter ] Min
uts Mellemrum 2 lignenle Kanonskud, 2
rode Fl8g-hvert med ct SOFT Felt i MidIen.
Eaa Foltets Flagstang.
ON Natten: De samme Kanonskud S m
ON Dagen.
Christiansted, den lode JUL, 1915.
FUGLEDE.
Translation.
, 1915-07-21

Draft of Additional Money Bill to the
Budget for the Municipality Of St. Croix
for the Financial year from 1st April
1915 to the 31st March 1916.
3. Election, according to Ordinance of Dist
April 1914 5 2 for the Danish West In-
dia Islands concerning alterations Of The
rules about court-witnesses, of 2 men to
be court-witnesses for CLristiansted's
and Frederiksted's Jurisdictions re-
spectiveIy.
Colonial Council, ST. Croix, July the
goth, 1915.
A. e. STAKENANN
Chairman.
, 1915-07-21
Translation.
Reimund Baumann.
acting Vice Governor of the Danish West Lndsa Islands
Knight of D0nne5rOg

UOVV"J 2 Vo nc DUUISU WGSL IWNW ISLWUUS1
Knight Of Danne5rog,
K KNOWN: On the most submissive represen.
1U taton of the Ministry of Finances His Majesty the Kline
was most graciously pleased by Resolution of 28' Maj 1915 to
sanction the following Ordinance concerning additional pro
registration of Danish West Indian ships as passed by the
Colonial Council Of st. Croix by Bird discussion on the 29th
March 1915 and by the Colonial Council of St. Thomas and
St. Jan by Bird discussion on the 18th April 1915.
Certificate of Nationality and registry. during a a between foreign
powers cannot be obtained by any ship which, after the outbreak Of
h"tlhtles or during tn last sixm months previous to such date, has sailed
under the flag Of any of the beligerent powers, before The Ministry of
Finance, after having conferred with the Ministry OF Foreign Affairs.
has given permission.
Permission can only be granted when the further conditions for flying
the Danish flag are fulfilled as prescribed in the existing legislation con-
corning registry.
This O dinance shall become valid at once.
10 which all concerned have to conform.
Government of the Danish West India Islands.
St. Croix, the 9th July, 1915.
Under my Hand and the Seal Of Government.
AUMANN
acting Ice Governor.
q. 81 --------
, 1915-07-21
J.H. BERNER.

Firma i ForbindeIse med Herr Fnbriksbe-
styyer LAUR NIELSEN.
JOH. C. JOHANSEN.
Christiansteds Politikammer, st.
Croix, den IA JUL 1915.
POULSEN.
, 1915-07-21

A~NORDNING
ON Till@g til Anordning angaa-
ende dansk vestindlske Skibes
Registering af 2O' JUL 1894.
, 1915-07-21
ORDINANCE

ORDINANCE
concerning additional provisions to
the Ordinance of 2Olh July 1894
concerning the registration of DANISH
West Indian ships.
, 1915-07-21
BEKENDTGORELSE

WET bringes hervod til Pubikums Kund-
1~ sk@b, at lndbetoIingskursen for Post
anvisninger fra de dansk vestindiske Der til
Barbados, jamaica, Tobago o. Trinidad SAINT
til Storbritannien og Irland og La0de, med
hviIke Observation-Disclosures foreonar
over London frH og med den lode d NJ.
lndtil yidere er fastsat Ill 1f=Fics. $500.
Gavernementet for de UNDERESTIMATE
Der St. Croix, den 16' JUL 1915.
BAUMANN.
II
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-23
Dean.knowlton

Frank O. Dean and Miss Ethel X.
Knowlton, both of this city. were mar
red Wednesday afternoon at the Ware
parlors of the Unitarian church by Rev.
Frank L. Phalen. pastor of the church.
The double ring service was used, and
the ceremony was witnessed by only the
immediate relatives of the parties. Both
MI ard Mrs. Dean graduated from Coloy
in the class of 1909 receiving the scholar
ship homer .'magna cum laude. Since
her graduation Mrs. Dean has taught at
Hebron Academy and at Coburn. After
two years as an instructor at Colby MI
Dean read law with Messrs. Johnson and
Perkins. and since his admission TO the
har in ,si4 has heen associated with the
firm. On their return from their wed
ding trip Mr. and Mrs. Dean will live at
] Sheldon place.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-23

Everett L. Wyman, former Colby
student who is teaching in the school
at Lake Forest. H.. is the guest OF
friends and relatives in the city. Mr..
Wyman is having a very successful
year in his school and has been made
house master in one of the large
dormitories. Mr.. Nyman takes a great
interest in the European war. as he
was in Europe at the time that it be-
gan and had some thrilling expert
ences in getting home. being forced to
go to Italy and remain there for sew
eral weeks before being able to OBJ
tain passage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-23
Chrictnas Rush Is On

With four haSgasemen, the regular
mail transfer clerks and about half
the public carriage men assisting the
ma! which came in on tie Wcdnes-
cay morning Bangor train and had 10
be transferred to TIE Lewiston train
az this station WIS sent GCroSS the
Platform without delaying the latter
.-ain Extra hands on the express cars
.. trucks also took care OF that SO
,lat hoth trains were able TO pull ont
"f :hc city on tirnc, when it was free
ly predicted that both would be de-
layed here by the Great rush of mail
and express. Practically no baggage
is being handled now and the men us
ually employed on that assist wherever
they can he OF the most use in keep
ing things moving.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-23
Gardner VS. Wa.ervi!le Tonight

The hig event OF the week in sporting
circles will be the bowling match Thurs
day evening between the Gardiner and
Waterville State Leag;e teams which
will be held Thursday evering ut the
Casino alleys. Waterville by its four
point win over Gardiner a. Gardiner last
week is now N the lead. but it IS being
pressed closely b. the other teams. and
a win by either Lewiston or Augusta
with a defeat for the local team woull
send the Watervile boys away from the
TOP position. Before the home crowo
every effort VIII re made TO make every
hall tell. and repetition of the vi"-orv
of last week is looked forward to. \
large crowd will doubtless be on hand to
see the fun and to cheer the local boys
on to victory.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-23

da Lessard 8. Roland Payne. Anita Pei
2 Elise Thihudeau 3. Emma Timber
lake, Clifford Nigue >. Bernice Wheeler,
Einette Wood ..
Pleasant St Boys-Carroi Blunt s,
Merle Cnley. John Dudley. William Jo-
scph. Charland Letourneau. Clarence
3Iay. Deiphis Maheu. Valnore Poulin 4,
Drummond Reynolds, Lawr,nce Roy,
Ivan Salisbury ..
Pleasant st. Girls.-Narion Brown ?,
Ellen Davis ., Emma Mishce. Ruth
Perkins >, Marguerite Simpson >.
Pleasant st. Special-Onie Noel
Western Ave. Three A-Hortense
Hamlin Estella Staples. Waldo Ed
nuntls, Leone, Groder, Carl Tufts ?,
Western Ave. Three B.-Louise
Brown >. Eunice Esty. Dwight Peace.
Western Ave. Two A.--Donald Fitch
2, Howard Gray. Ellen Littleheid =,
Mary Peace.
Western Ave- One B.-Helen Droege,
Lorine Farwell. Eleanor Hilton. James
pculin. Robert Stubbcrt, George Spauld-
ing.
Redinrton ST Three B-Israel Cohen,
Remand Cutie, Sadie Carter. Tek.a car
ter.
Rcdincton st. TWO B.-Chicory John,
Franklin Spencer.
Rediugton ST. One A.-Eugene La
vote. Alocrne Libby 2, Juliette BOZ
due Franco MccaZZini.
South Grammar Seven-Ciord Bril-
lard 4, Alfred Derouin, Ruth otterr'
Martin Earlir. Fanny Eustus, Jeona
jacques ,. Margaret Johnson :, Cleo
phas Lambert ?. Margaret Mcclellan 2.
Alfred Pclletier, Eva Wood D.
South Grammar Six-Leonaro Beau
lieu, Yvette Bourque 2, Abraham CO.
hen 2 Edna Cote 2, Ada Dustin, DOR
othy Foster, Herbert Haines = Car
ence Hobbs, Jeanette Lashus, WINE
Layoie. Philippe Loisel Ruth McLLei-
Ian. Ernest Mortel. Sadie Piiotte, Dor
othy PouI:otte. Edmond Rancourt 2,
Violet Roderick.
South Grammar Five B.-Raymond
Elais S. Francois Bouchard. DORIS pa
Wis 8. Vera. Davis. Ina Etchla 8. Ian
iel Giroux, Philip Giroux. Sarah Han
scom. Nellie Hamlin 5, Colin Lachance
3, Pearl Letourneau, Alphonse Maheu,
Bertha Maheu 9. Marguerite Mitchell,
GRANGE Morrison, Joseph Pooler z,
Arthur Sawtelle. Delmont ooper D,
Harold Swain. Leo Thibodeau 3, Ray
snond Vashon ., Beatrice Flgue.
South Grammar Four A.-Fabio Ca
bana 3, Bella Cohen 2, Frank Dustin,
Robert Esty 3, Marguerite Etchia. Leo
Ferland 2. Ralph Fitch 2. Katherine
Greaney 5, Kenneth Lancaster, Etra
Lambert 2. Alo,na Leighton, Lemuel
Leighton 2, Stanley Lunn, Corvelia
M;chaud 2. Frances Mitchell, Hilda
Perry 5, Sulia Soper ), Violet Stinne-
ford 9.
South Grammar Four B-Olin Benson,
Bernadette Breton, Freeman Etchia.
Harvey Fotter, Hector Giroux. Katharine
Hoxie, Lynette Laghus. Anthony Laver,
diere, Blanche Letourneau. Cecile Mat
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-23

The most OF the college students
who have been remaining in the city
for one reason or another have left
for home, although few will remain
in the city during the entire. vacation
as they have employment here. Several
are employed in the local stores on
Saturdays during TIE Ses.r and are
found vo-v rsef,!, as clerks at this
season. as they know where the goods
ara and the prices on them and are
more efficient than the regular run of
Substitute clerks who are usually en-
ploycd at Christmas time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-23
CANAAN

Mrs. Fred Jackson. who has
Very sick with pneumonia, is sai
slowly. Htr son. Asa Shores, VA
home over Sunday.
Miss la Richardson and Lewis
yanaugh of Skowhegan and Nj
Mrs. Ellie Holt of Clinton were
day guests at Reuben Reeds.
]. NJ. Hill OF Cornville was in
Sunday.
Albert Smith is passing the Ch
mas holidays with his brother, Al
Smith. He has employment in
y. H. for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Anes Of Faii
came Tuesday night for q short
With her mother. Mrs. Har
Peavey.
Mrs. Irving is gaining slowly o.
able 10 sit up mcst Of the time.
A Christmas tree will be held
urday evening at the Red SCI
house.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-23

thieu, George McAllistcr, Audrey Nc
Lellan, Leo Mercier, Ada Pooler. WI
liam Pooler. Albira Nieue,
South Grammar Three A-Antoines:s
Cote g. Lizzie Dustin, Marvin DYER ,,
Placide Ferland >. Gabrielle GirouN. Ruby
King, Royal Lessard ,. Violet Matthien
s. Frederick Fooler, Helen Tnibode2u.
Clarence Wood 8.
Grove St. Two B--Amelia Roy ., Royal
Eoderck. Lillian Carey, Marguerite King.
Alma Nashon.
Grove St. One A-Harry Brown. Ed
ward I.achance, Harold Purnell >. Ed
gere pcoier 3, Cecile Delaware ,. Evali1e
Souci.
Grove s.. One B-Lena Lebrun, Carma-
line Matthew 3, Lena Qrron. Gertrude
vashon. Mildred Vigue, Lyman BROOKS,
Harry Butler, Orrn LaChance, Norman
Rancourt Norman Taylor >.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-23
WIHSl.l)W

Mr.. and Mrs. James Croarnb left on
the Pullman Tuesday evening for
Brockton, Mass, where they will re-
side.
Raymond Smiley and Sidney Patter,
son of the L. of NJ. will pass their
Christmas recess at their home.
Misses Eva and Erma Reynolds are
passing their vacation at their home.
Mrs. Laurinda Holmes of Smithfield
is passing the winter with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Forest Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIII REYNOLDS are in
very poor health.
Christmas concert with tree will
be held at I p. NJ. Friday, at the Con.
gregational church.
The teachers are spending their va
cation as follows: E. B. Tilton at AL
bion; Miss Gertrude Bradstreet at Free
dom: and Miss Jennie Chadwick at Pa
lermo.
The first meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
for the winter will be held Wednesday,
Jan. 5. at the church parlors.
The Congregational church will hold
their annual meeting on Friday even.
ing. Dec. 81.
Miss Cora Patterson. teacher at
Easton. is spending her vacation at
home.
An interesting meeting of the Sebas-
ticook Literary Club was held at the
parsonage Tuesday afternoon. The fol-
lowing program was given: Roll call,
current events. Christmas Day at the
South. Mrs. Harry Norton piano duet
Mrs. Fred Conant and Mrs. Harry Nor
ton; reading. Christmas story. Mrs.
Frank Garland; singing. Mrs. Horace
Howard; reading. Mrs. Frank Smiley,
vocal solo. Miss Sadie Morrow; music.
Mrs. Fred Conant; singing by Eliza
beth and Stanton Conant. 1t was voted
to hold the meetings during the cold
weather at the parsonage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1915-12-23

house Thursday. Friday and Satg-
Dec. 50 and 81. and Jan. /.
Next Sunday will be observed
the Friends church as Christmas J
day.
The Tuesday Club met with
Frank Doe Tuesday and prepared
Christmas boxes which will be ser
shuts in"
John W-ashburn OF Otis Hill VI
recent caller in this place.
Eddie and Paul Clifford have
up river hunting and looking for
with their tractor.
Henry Atwood is making some
nice two-horse Sleds this winter.