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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-30

It appears that when the battleship
Rhode Island was at Rockland to help
our people observe Memorial day, that,
among other official amentn63 Xxx
changed. Mayor Harrina peltf1
to Capt. Crosse q handsor7
best Maine coast descent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-30
Augusta Savings Bank
ORGANIZED SEPTEMBER 20, 1S4s.
TRUSTEES:

TRUSTEES:
LESLIE G. CORNISH, Pres aEn,a.,,
Treby johnson, saru. r. rAnHoI ', vice -.
"'s' ~ "aney l.. Basel
reserVe FUNDS
pcsre payable February n @'
eitner personally on
law .ees' from the LIST the month $50 r.
CHARLES ssHiTrss s1s,ss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-06-30

A white whale was observed off
Bay Point Sunday afternoon spouting
In the river and another party re-
ports seeing humpbacked whale the
same afternoon near Cox's Head in
the Kennebec
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12

Food for the Growing Child" Miss
Lampon.
Refreshments of chocolates and
sandwiches were served by the re-
freshmen committee Meetings Of
the association are proving of great
benefit to the parents and teachers
of the Warren District and each one
is anticipating the sessions OF the
winter with real interest
The Warren District Country Club
entertained last evening with an In
formal hop which WAS wen attended
and greatly enjoyed by an.
Roy p Mitchell entertained a num-
Der of his friends with a dinner party
at the Country Club last evening.
Mrs. Frank J.. Williams returned
Saturday morning from a most pleas
ant visit of six weeks to Louisiana
and Texas.
Miss Williams entertained a few
friends at bridge on Thursday evening
a luncheon being served late in the
evening from the buffet
Capt and Mrs Haines and Mr. Ev.
ans were visitors in Bisbee on Thurs.
day evening
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12
Going Through Bisbee
Shops Z Noticed That !"

the Phelps Dodge store is showing
some of the most exquisite desk sets
for men, i'm black and crystal and
black and bross, each set containing
from three to seven pieces.
The new purses are made i'm the en-
velope styles of black velvet and ivory.
Earring are in the world Of fashion
gain-rhinestones. with blue or black
enamel edges.
Bill cases and pocket books are
dandy gifts for men,
Cheese sets are very nice and han
dy to serve cheese with after dinner
coffee
Dressing cases, equipped with all
the toilet articles in leather i'm q
leather case, are a most useful article
for both men and women, and the
Bisbee stores are showing some pref
~ cases. fitted in ivory and ebony at
very moderate prices.
Franette Taffeta-the taffeta in the
new changeable colorings.
Every gentlemen needs silk drees
REFER, and such pretty ones can be
bought al the mems clothing stores.
New Jewelry lingerie clasps.
Add-a-pearl chains
Pretty new mrniture-B Betsy Ross
sewing stands, that has the appear
ance of a desk when closed, and can
be used as one
The new hair pins are hinged fol
{ comfort, and safety.
Mrs Miner is selling such pretty
and tasty hats, ostrich ribbon anC
flower trimmed at greatly reduced
rates, and a new dress hat would b'
so pretty during the holidays.
The Phelps Dodge has been having
sales Of such beautiful ribbons durinl
the last week These ribbons max,
such dainty Christmas gifts and Their,
are all widths, designs and colors TO
twenty-five cents a yard.
Black and White is very popula
for breakfast, cheese and dresse
sets.
An item to interest the little folks
Ililda Cowman's famous kiddis, Happ
Hans and other can be had in dolls
Art bronze book rocks and pape
weights are such charming gifts.
. Handkerchibfs- kinds, prett
/. patterns, and dainty colors are to b
had at the Fair-some of them ar
too embroidered in Sun Bonnie
Babies, Dutch Kids and Kewpies.
q For the winter bulbs-get a tlowe
bowl aud put them in that and "a pre-
ty china bird or q china bird or
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12

by Mrs. Ruddle, and a most pleasant
time was enjoyed by all Dainty re-
We're served and the next
meeting will be after Christmas.
The Woman's League win meet the
first Thursday i'm December
The Spanish Glass OF the Bisbee
Woman's Club met ON Friday after
noon. following which was most in
tcrestine discussion and readings on
current events under the direction Of
Mrs Hanldn the topic being 'prepar-
edness.'
The president of the Arizona Chill
drau's Home Association was q visitor
in Bisbee last week
The ladies' Of the ST Johns Guild
held q sale Of handwork and needle
work suitable for Christmas gifts, on
Monday. displaying a most beautiful
assortment Of articles ranging from
the simplest to the most elaborate.
The ladies' We're very successful real.
iz.ng SPA
The members of the ST. Johns Club
are asked to meet and go to the morn.
ing service at the Episcopal Church
Sunday Dec 18th. i'm a body
a hike has been planned for the
members of tine ST. Johns Club on the
Saturday before Christmas when they
win gather evergreen and Christmas
trees for the decoration of the church
A beautiful Christmas play has beer
arranged and it VIII be given some
time during the holidays by the chill
dren Of the church
The Joker Bridge Club viii not NEE
until after the holidays Further not
ice viii be given.
Miss Elise Martin. Of Montana. wa0
la most pleasant visitor in Bisbee fo
a few days.
/ The St Johns Guild win meet witt
Mrs. Sims in Tombstone Canyon To,
first Thursday after Christmas
Mrs. w. H. Duke of San Antonio
. is O guest at the Copper Queen Hotel
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12

a French truth Vogue.
Some of the new toques arise to tho
emergency of the full skirt for well
IL knows that width at the bottom de-
mands height at the top.
Tic Prodigal petticoat has returned
the lovlier for its lack of substance.
the lingerie is largely filmy and the
negligee an overwhelming discourager
Of ugliness
Evening divided its honors between
velvets and laces. with a CLEAN of gold
cloth for a foil.
A woman Of a certain age, who
would prefer to be woman of an I'M
certain age, would wisely choose fab
RIGS for dignity, grosgrain silk. velvets
and brocades.
The new waists and blouses are
practical in design, some fit all the
way and some only half the way.
smart frock for the younger gem
Grafton is Of green yelveteen, made
loose fitting, belted with a wide white
kid belt. and with collars and CUTS Of
white linen.
"A new lHluk III ClOChs, Cdiitu tue I'd
dunn clock, whose dial is illuminated
and you can tell the time in the night
without the aid of a light.
A new friendship ring has the friend
ship knot, one side of the knot set in
blue stones for happiness, and the 9th
err side set in the birthday stones.
: is he a hunter, golfer or fisher
Then remember him with something
that humors his hobby, a dice bag, a
hunting knife in leather case, a rod
and tackle trunk, new hunting coat,
OF a leather gun case.
The stores are showing some of the
cutest toys and some dolls that are
guaranteed to be uneatable, and so
pass the Board of Maternal Censor
ship.
Such nice gift is silver slipper
buckles, plain or set with rhinestones.
Pullman slippers in pretty silk cas-
es for the ladies', and leather cases for
the gentlemen, make ideal gifts
No respector OF age or sex, the
stores offer gifts for all Of the family
Pottery is such a useful gift and dec.
orative also
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12

THE Norfolk coat Is always salts.
factory one and this one shows the
military pockets that are rev AMI
distinctive. II is admirable for all
seasons and fGr a variety OF different
materials Here, blue gabardne IS
shown. but white gabardine and whi'e
serge are especially smart made IN It's
way
Plated skirts are not alone fashi.f-
able, they are very generally bpcoming
This one Is so ARRANGED as 10 give the
effect Of plain panel az the front and
one az the back, also Il IS cut of at
about the hin line and finished with a
pepum prettily shaped yoke ta
The ton coat makes an important
feature OF mid-winter fashions TLis
one is emincutly smart the tulnes
being laid in plaits under the arms
where it is held by means OF an orna-
mental hclt At the same time, il is
absolutely simple and easy 10 make.
The HIGH cola, and the deep cuffs are
important features and are exceedingly
fashionable made II far he coat as
Illustrated Is made & black velvet and
the fur is natural fischer
Here is a coat that can be made in
two entirely different ways Here il
Is shown plain and loose bot ii pre-
ierrcd. it can be laid IN plaits under the
arms and belt nassc over thc~c nla''4
20 hold them in place, also there ar.
patch pockets that can be used If liked
To- the illustration Nr a lcl9fh Is
trimmed with rows Of braid
Every variation OF the vofel skirt Is
IN vogue This one IL in four pieces.
hut the front and back are finished
and lappcd onto the sides 10 give he
effect ol panc.s or box-piaits The
finish can be made al either the raised
waist line or M the natural waist line.
In the illustration broadcllth Is
trimmed with braid, hul the model Is
good one tor all seasonable materials
and all scasonablc trimmings A.r.
The skirt that combines a plain body
portion with plain aaring skirt is one OF
the smartest and best liked of the sea-
sen This enc can be made with q
body portion showing a straight edge
as IL is here or with a shaped front
edge. The collar can be turned up
about the throat or down over the coat
The very wide bell-shaped cuffs are eX-
ceedingly smart hui plain sleeves can
be used Il preferred. The pcplum can
he cut with a straight edge or with
points al front and back or with points
al sides
This s one Of the prettiest IF The
yoke skirts Az the from and back
there is plain panel or bo'-Dlail and
AZ enc sides the skirt IL gathered ani
Joined 10 a yoke The panels al ir1nr
and back can be extended over the
yoke TO the lower rdce. or cur of an!
Joined o lis lower edye For The mo-
diun size will be needed ~ yaras D.
material 80 inchss vice 4 varCs f..
the width al the lover edge &c SO
yards
Here is an exceedingly smart coat
with he'll and yoke that give iust a
little suggestion Of The Norfolk idea,
YET which rs entirely distinrtive ami
new The belt Is cur IN one with the
side portions and nassed over the
plaits az front and at back 10 hold
them in place
The skirt that is finished with lappet
edges at the front is a pretty ard
a fashionable one has model is mate
in FIVE cores which are perfectly
smooth over the hips while they
flare gracefully al the lower edge.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12

celluloid butterfly win give e such
pretty touch.
Hoops are used in some Of the
evening gowns
Ivory velvet opalescent beads, and
ermi1e fur make a very beautiful and
striking evening gown
Such a charming gift for ladies is
a corsage bouquet of Glebeas (pro-
nounced Gle-bay) preserved flowers.
These flowers are real and are pre-
served with a wax compound which
does not destroy the color, beauty or
fragrance
There are carnations. with fourteen
inch stems, and real asparagus fern.
sweetheart rosebuds. with the foliage.
La France roses, and roses that are
fat, called Rose De Dance they can
not be crushed when dancing, and
beautiful shoulder roses, to be worn
ON the left shoulder These flowers
are worn with all sorts of costumes,
and the choice ranges from smallest
bud of roses TO violets and orchids.
Reynolds shop has the only bouquets
of Glebeas flowers in town, and they
are well worth looking over.
Day break is ney color white
/ lightly necked with pink.
The stores are showing new ma
{ terial, marquisette de Sole, a beauti.
/ full all silk gauze marquisette.
Dainty work baskets for Christmas
gifts can be made of cedar baskets
with a pretty bag Of silk and ribbon
attached in the basket
Full dress sets of mather of pear
makes an appreciated gift, which are
somewhat out of the line Of the usua
socks and ties.
Skating sets are very popular il
cold and warm climates, and every
one is wearing them. They consis
of a knitted cap. usually, a sweatC
coat and a long muller
The Fair has some Of the mos
beautiful combs and barettes, and on
of the prettiest ones is of blue shell
in shape of a peacock, and the setting
of rhinestones match the colorings O
the peacock, AID are very beautiful
D Chinese paRodas and mandarin
shapes make desirable pins.
Dorine powder boxes are bein
r worn hung to the chain of the bags
: and on the cords of the muffs.
z The midwinter tailored hats are fea
/ turing height instead of breadth.
"Scarfs are all the rage and in thu
t hands of a woman become a silkel
p snare, disarming as French smile
. naive as a French lie, and devious a
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12


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Afternoon costumes s.'" a VIC
many beautiful materials. Dl.
haps there 's nothing 'hal can DC
at once TO he more 'a7n.'na''. or
mere elegant than ihe re''I't''e SUITS
oi hea'V satin. q very pe"u'l'u' one
rs oi brown satin with nisn' sNoN@
collar deep cuts ana the band at 'ne
lower edge 'i me coat OF "'''ra'
Beaver IN cur ana 10 treatment.
however the costume is simple TOT
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12
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Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12

The Round Dozen Club VIII not meet
until after the holidays, but will en-
terrain their husbands and friends on
Dec 23rd
Mrs. Cain has very delightful visit
or in the person of Mrs. Hayworth,
Of Omaha. Nebraska, and has been
the recipient Of numerous social af-
fairs
The Round Dozen Club met with
Mrs. Bear on Tuesday afternoon pass
ing q pleasant afternoon in needle
work. Three new members were TAX
en- into the club, Mesdames Harris,
Halves and Graves Delicious fruit
salad, waters and apple pie a. la mode
and cake were served The guests
were Mesdames Bailey. Duval Hicks,
Ruth, Butler, Halves, Harris. Graves
and the hostess. Plans were COM
pleted for entertaining their friends
with a Christmas party at the Y w.
c.. A. on Dec 23rd
The ladies Of the Baptist Aid met at
the s.. W. c. A. home on Thursday af-
ternocn with Mesdames Bryan and
Morgan hostesses. and at the meeting
plans for "a Christmas dinner. in which
chicken and oysters will be chief on
/ The menu. were completed. The din
liner is to be held at the odd Fellows
Hall on December o. Dainty re-
( freshments were served by the host
/ ess and twentyfour members were
/ present.
The L. s. c.. Of the Y. w. C.. a. was
entertained on Tuesday afternoon, at
the Y. W. c. A. home by Misses Meyer
and Thompson. The election Of Off
GERS, and the formal organization OF
the club required most of the after
noon but after business, a social hour
was enjoyed and the mostesses serv
ed punch and cake. The guests were
Miss Martin of Montana, Mesdames
, owen, Dickson. Haas. Runner Misses
/ wallace. Mckee Hodgson, Williams
( Dunstan
The Twentieth Century Club met al
the Y. w. C. A. Home on Wednesday
afternoon and sixteen members re
/ sponded to the roll call, and the les
/ son for study was the American Poet
/ William Cullen Bryant, and all tn,
members responded with a quotation
D from Bryants poems
A lengthy business session followe,
and it was voted to change the time o
meeting from Wednesday to Tuesda.
p and seven new members were elected
Il is the intention of the club to affil
late with the State Federation o
j Woman's Clubs. The standing CON
3 mittee members elected were: Mes
danes Cummings, Stratton, Fuller
Wren. Social: Mesdames Moore, Lin
, den, Anderson ard Wilson.
! Society Continued on Page SKI
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12

The monthly meeting of the Parent
Teachers Association of the Lincoln
School was held, Tuesday evening. a
very enjoyable social program being
presented after the transaction Of bust
ness.
Officers elected We're Rev Harold
S. Brewster, president; Mrs. George
Cobbe. vice president; Miss Monroe,
secretary; Miss Bucket, treasurer;
Mrs. John Chain, reporter; Miss
Treverten, Mrs. Monkers. Mr.. Cobbe.
program committee.
Moving picture tickets, given by
Messrs. Locke and Evans of the
Progressive Amusement Co.. We're de-
livered TO parents and children for
sale purposes, the proceeds to 90 10
the playground fund. Messrs, Locke
and Evans have donated $50 tickets.
Interesting numbers on the informal
program We're: piano solo, Mrs. Mon
kers. two songs. children OF Fourth
Grade; discourse. "Kindergarten
Work" Miss Treverton. duet. Myrtle
and Mabel Hin, accompanied by
Master Earl Purnell; piano solo,
Master Edwin Anderson; discourse
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12

ESC r PIT ON Or PATTERNS
Patterns 40. SSl5 SSi4 are ca, IN
sizes 81 TO 40 inches bust
Patterns No 6s5s, $3.50. $3.50 are
rut IN sizes from 81 20 ~ inches bust
Pattern 40 s84s Is cut in sizes IS
20 80 inches bust
Patterns no $500 s78S. $500 are
cut 100 sizes - 20 81 inches waist
Pattern no $500 IS cur in sizes -
20 &c inches waist
Pattern No $500 is cut in sizes -
20 80 inches waist.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12

by Mrs Ruddle and a most pleasant
time was enjoyed by all Dainty re-
were served and the next
will be after Christmas.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12

The Round Dozen Club win not meet
until after the holidays. but viii en-.
terrain their husbands and friends on
Dec 23rd
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12

Mrs Cain has a very delightful visit
or i'm the person of Mrs. Hayworth,
of Omaha. Nebraska, and has been
the recipient Of numerous social af-
fairs.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12

The president of the Arizona Chill
iren's Home Association was q visitor
In Bisbee last week
Bisbee daily review., 1915-12-12

The Woman's League win meet the
first Thursday i'm December.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-13
WILLIAMSBURG

On account OF the illness OF Miss Ruby
,Ieffords, the meeting OF the Agenda
class OF the Methodist Episcopal church
which was to have been held at her
home this week, is postponed till next
week Friday evening, May n.
Lady negro MINISTRIES at grange hall,
Williamstown, Friday evening, May H.
song and dance. Come and see the dark
est lassie from the darkest corner OF
the darkest continent. Cheer up the
darkest gloom OF the darkest heart. A
laugh is better than medical attendance
$50 says Miss ,Johnsingl. Are You sad .?
Come and laugh at the girls. Are you
lonelyy Come and laugh with the girls.
DO you feel neglected, dyspeptic and all
run down! Come and let the girls laugh
at you; but if you come, you will laugh.
If the Jokes hit you, just laugh, for
somebody is going to get hit II il is
fun and good cheer YOU wsnt--and it is
come - grange hall Friday evening at
3 o'clock. Tickets DC Z. Sister
Pankhrst is expected to speak on WON
ems rights, all right, all right, provided
the trains make right connections.
haperons-Professor and Mrs. Elmorc.
Dancing after the show for everybody.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-13
BETHEL

Elmer l.. Amsden and S. Udavilla
Smelling, both OF Barnard, were married
last evening by Rev. j. Wesley Miller in
the presence of the brides mother, broth
er and sister The bridegroom is the
younger son of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. l.. Ans.
den and the bride is the eldest daugh-
ter OF Mr. and Mrs. f. B. Smelling. Both
bride and groom are well known here.
Their home will be in Barnard
Superior Judge Frank L. Fish of Yer
gennes came to town this forenoon and
went from here to East Randolph to
preside over session of the court of
chancery in the suit of Dix j. Camp VS..
Belle Camp. Wallace Batcheldcr is as
sociated with Senator d. 5. Conant as
attorneys for the orator.
+. NJ. Weston, drawn as juror at the
approaching term of United States court
az Montpelier has asked to be excused on
the ground of defective hearing.
Mrs. Mary J. Vail of Rochester and
Mrs. Martin II. Durkee of Barnard were
among yesterdays visitors.
A. j. Robinson's men, who have been
been working on the foundation of the
Peasc garage, have gone to Pittsfeld to
work on the foundation of the Methodist
church.
Mrs. c. G. Clifford is visiting friends
in Boston.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-13
WASHINGTON

A daughter was born May TO Mr.
and Mrs. II. +. Downing.
Miss Olive Denison of Washington and
Harry Marble of Willamstown were
married at the Universalist parsonage
by Rev. |. J.. Towsley, May $.
Mrs. G. A. Bohonan, who was quite
IN last week, is much better.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Marble have pur-
chased the farm owned and occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. n. +. Emery and vii. Ia ke
possession at once.
Washington grange. No. PCS. will hold
it's regular. meeting May II. at which
time the first and second degrees are
TO be conferred ON small class and a
short program given, a. follows; Music,
grange choir; reading. Mrs. A. /. Patter-
son; vocal duet. Mrs. Wood and Miss
Gallant; reading, Miss Bessie Melon
aid: instrumental duet, MRS Arthur
Partridge and Miss Florence Eastman;
music, grange choir.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-13

healthy chnarsr ssnrr. For rHrnsls trou-
blss ] slrays take I.ydis E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compo1nd and u works Ike
charm. lido a. ms oNn s'ork. - Mrs..
A. Il. hrEAxER i61s Electric Avenue.
Lscaa1xuns. NY.
The success ~ Lviia z. rinthsrs's
Vegetable Cornpoun5. raass from roots
end hs-ts. b urparHiirled u rnav -
sd viii perfect rurfi5eucs ~ wUwsn
vho suf - frurr disniscenerfs. inHsrl-
ris.ion. ulcsrtfion. turln-s.irreTuiE-5
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Firkhers Nrr-ssfis CcrTssurs a. -
stu-t t.eis herits - fils rnnry rsr1ins
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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1915-05-13
TOPSHAM

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hood Of as
Corinth were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
j. X. White last Sunday.
Rev. j. {. Wright was in Newbur,
and Bradford the first of the week.
DR.. Leslie y. Mckinlay and Mrs. Me
Kinlay of Newbury were in town last
Sunday.
ID. N. Eastman was in st. Johnsbury
| last Friday.
J. r. Nolan was az Newbury last
Tuesday 10 attend the funeral OF the
two little Tewksbury children. who were
burned to death a. their home last Sun.
dsy.
John Hunt was able 10 h. moved n
George Merritt's last "Wednesday. where
b. will reside Tor the present.
n. NJ. Hood was obliged to Kill ono OF
his horses last Thursday az Il had par
TALLY lost the Use Of one of it. lees and
there Vas no prospect OF IL bring any
bitter.
Mrs y. ~ Mckinley received the sad
news last week Of the dezth Of her
mother and sister IN -lsW. both passing
away within the spacs Of an hour. This
came as great slsock ~ she did not
know either NJ them We H.
Almou james has finished work for
Mr.. e.. y. Tap'in and hes returned a.
her horne 81 f.rot0n
Mes ida Mae tan is reported not -
well
MR.. Harriet ngucu. who las hen
spending thf Nntrr 81 Tire home ~
& l,arifs EFsus hes mofrd a. har farui.
viarf she afH spanH tire summes. Slsr
takrs her maais Nah Mrs.. Eds ard Aioui-
frr