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The Republican journal., 1915-11-11

cost snd preparation of food and of its
energy and tissue making qualities she told
what the home should be; of its sanitation
comforts. decoration, heating and ventilation,
kitchen furnishings. etc. At the close of her
remarks questions were aske in regard to a
three days cooking school, but no action was
taken.
The SCHOOL BUILDINGS AND THEIR NEEDS
A special meeting of the school committee
was held last evening to consider relieving the
crowded condition in the first grade room at
the Mcclellan school, where there are now so
pupils. The committee was also to act on the
report of the inspection of the school build
ings made Nov. 9Th by chief s. S. L. Shute of
the Fire Department and Supt. W. B. Wood
bury. The report suggests that there should be
many chang es at the Mcclellan school to comply
with the law, etc; that the main door should
open outward. and that there should be double
doors considerably wider than the present
door; that all doors in the interior leading
from the class rooms should open outward
that there should be fire escape from the Sec
ond floor to the ground on the north side, and
a suitable equi pment of fire extinguishers A
hole in the ell of the attic opening into the
barn should be repaired as in case of fire it
would act as fue. A key to the cellar should
be left in the buildings at all times, The
Grammar building is reported in an exceeding
ly bad condition. The furnace pipe in the
cellar should be lowered at the back of the
furnace. and the timbers over it and over the
furnace door should be covered with asbestos.
There should be fire extinguishers in the build
ing and the doors should open outward In
the High school building the doors on the
ground floor should open outward and fire ex-
tingnishers be placed in the rooms. The fire
escape on the second floor is not practical and
another should be had to afford means of escape
in case of fire. The doors should swing out and
fire extinguishers be placed in the room. The
doors on the third floor should swing out, fire
extinguishers be placed on this floor and the
lower end of the fire escape be repaired and
painted.
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WEDDING BELLS.

RoBERTsoN-Dow very QUEST wedding
took place at the home of l.. Z. Dow in Pros
pect Thursday evening, Nov. 4th, when Mr..
Dow's sister. Miss Nellie May Dow, was united
in marriage to Daniel Robertson Of North
Searsport, John S. Libby, Esq, officiating The
happy couple left in an automobile for Still
water, where they will reside. Their many
friends wish them q long life filed with hap
piness and prosperity,
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The following boys registered at Memorial
Hall: Ernest Moulton, Brooks; Clifton Roberts,
Brooks; Laurence Jen kins Brooks; Hollis Jones,
Brooks; Phillip Stubbs Brooks; Edgar Stubbs,
Neaiand Hall, Brooks; Raymond p Hall, Brooks;
Fred H. Mckinley, Brooks; Daniel Could, Jack
son;Merie c. Whittum, Belfast; Collins Taylor,
Brooks; Raymond Leonard, Freedom; George
A. Jones, Brooks; Harry Hartley, Monroe; Oscar
c. Webster, Belfast; jerome Quimby, and Ray
mond Quimby. Brooks; John D. Gibbs, Brooks;
Cecil Thompson, Brooks; Clyde Smith, Brooks.
Millard Roberts, Brooks; james Roberts, Brooks,
Edward Leonard, Brooks; Royce Miller. Sears
mout; Maurice Cobb, Searsmont; How
ard Plaisted, Searsmont, Donald Plaisted,
Searsmont; Bertram Luce, Searsmont; Robe
Jackson. Liberty; George w. Weed Freedom;
Jesse Bangs, Freedom; D. B. Belguard. Free
dom; Wesley V. Tibbetts, Freedom; Archie T
Knight Montvile; Gardner Tibbetts, Freedom
Joe Bacon, Thorndike; E. P. Ingraham, Thorn
dixie; Russell Littlefeld, Swanvile; Ralph
Brown, Swanville; Laurence Damn, Swanvile
Laurence N. Bagley. Troy; H ollon o. Danforth,
Troy; Robert Rollins, Unity; Frank Dickey,
Monroe; Chesley Reynolds, Unity; Russell
Jackson. Morrill,; Milan Weymouth, Morrill,;
Lloyd Oxton. Morrill,; Kermit Nickerson, Swan
vile; David Moody. Swanville; Harold W. East
man, Liberty; Clarence Ludwick, Liberty;
Elmer C. Colby, Liberty; Everett Brown,
Swanville.
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Maine Wins the Football Championship.

Maine defeated Bowdoin last Saturday, % to
13, in the best football game of the season and
won the championship with percentage Of
LOCO; Colby, 667; Bowdoin, 1888; Bates, 900.
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OBITUARY.

yegs was received in Camden, Nov 9th of
. ieath in Bradford Center, of Philip Au-
.us Danforth. The deceased was born in
ssdom, Maine, Sept 5, 1888, the son of Philip
: Rhoda Smith) Danforth. He was a vet.
81 of the Civil War, having served in the
d Maine Regiment He leaves a wife; four
.ghters Mrs. Sherman Smith of Charleston,
$ AGeibert Tewksbury of Bradford Center,
3 " H, Withee and Mrs. James Mulvaney
Bangor; two sous, Philip L. and Charlie W.
1i0rtn of Bradford Center. and one sister.
3 c. L. Wetherbee of Camden. He was
d and indulgent husband and father and
yes host of friends to mourn his death.
Albert A. Sheldon died Nov. 5th at his home
T saturday Cove, Northport, aged "A
.", He was the son of the late Zebulon
Ellen Nj. (Wilson) Sheldon and was un-
,fed He lived with his mother until her
aa several years ago. He was a great
isrsr with cancerous trouble and through
,Jndness of Mrs. Louis Pennington was
sl Tor at the Waldo County Hospital as
g as ne was willing to remain. He is sur
sd ly two half brothers, Capt VIM H. Hop
!: Of Saturday Cove, formerly of Winter
4, ana Arthur Hopkins of Waldoboro. The
s'a vas held at the Saturday Cove church
sunday, Rev. Arthur A Blair, Universal
, eating.
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flags.
The committee on time and place reported
the next meeting to be held with South Mont
vile Grange, Thursday. Dec. End. If stormy
Thursday. Friday.
Two members were reported as having
passed away since the last meeting: Comrades
Silas S. Beckwith of Belfast, Co. d. 10Th Maine
Volunteers, and-Foster of Monroe.
On call of the President 35 veterans re-
sponded.
The following program was then presented:
Recitation. "The Challenge" by Kermit Nick
erson; reading. "The Dying Soldier by Min
ME Thayer; very interesting remarks by Rev.
William Vaughan, honorary member; solo by
Robert Seeley; J. W. Nickerson gave "Tenting
on the Old Camp Ground" on his Victrola; STIR
ring remarks by A. T. Nickerson; defamation
by l.. B. Nickerson; remarks by Comrade d. O.
Bowen; Miss Cora Eames of Boston. formerly
of Swanville, and the daughter of veteran,
favored the company with a reading and re-
sponded to an encore, which were very highly
appreciated and enjoyed; music by Victrola;
piano solo by Harriet Nickerson; remarks by
Comrades Jones and Harvey Stinson and J.
w. Nickerson.
Mrs. Julia McKeen made some pleasing re-
marx in regard to Swanville and all who bore
the honored name of Nickerson.
rising vote of thanks was given the
Grange and people of Swanville for the
courtesies of the day. Several witty stories
were given to send off the veterans with a
cheerful spirit.
Closed by singing "Marching Through
Georgia." G. p. B.. Sec'y. pro tenn.
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should have freedom from drafts, from damp
ness, should have good ventia ton. plenty of
sunshine and fl. or space. hen wants lot
of dry air to make her happy enough to pro-
duce profitable amount Of eggs.
The closing address of the afternoon was by
Mr.. Orlando E. Frost of Belfast, president of
the Waldo Trust Co. He is first, last and al
ways, the boys friend and is at his best in
speaking to children, and on this occasion was
eloquent, practical and sympathetic. He spoke
as an interested father might and as if all the
visitors were his sons. He said that Waldo
county is the best 748 square miles of terri
tory in the whole world for our homes, the
best Institutions are here, and the best people,
Boys should stay here and make the most of
their conditions and their opportunities. They
can and should make men Waldo county can be
proud Of.
At $50 p. m. banquet was served in the
Baptist church vestry under the auspices of
the ladies' of that society when covers were
laid for 120 boys and men. An abun' and
appetizipg menu was served. and the Boy
Scouts were in attendance to see that the
visitors we're we'll cared for. During the ban
quet members of the High school orchestra
furnished music. DR.. W. l.. West was the
toastmaster and the speakers were the com
mittee from the Board of Trade, Orrin J.
Dickey, o. E. Frost. S. A. Parker, M. L. Slugg.
Wilson Ellis, Clyde B. Holmes. and the speak
ers on the program, who were seated at the
head table. The boys, who had been generous
with applause during the day. were more than
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Die Ga(C6en III!
MDte an GnglaHS ab.

Gie Icsten go6cnberifte Der gw gorfar 5fnan3 5nntute paten
cine aiTolig ginhige 3afteuung Der brrffen lno t%ran8ofihen areoI'
murnigfei. leber peIhe Ginna9men Die brniide @ofspirtbfaft trpB
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fe nod Dem 5rie0ca ms l~lnae9eure fd me1ren Dltroen; pie 6ranfretd
in onn1bern0 ebeufo gunfiger Gage fn peroe oos fonnte gr nlbt lhon
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Ie6 fd in iemer gan3en Sanmerhftet nr abnen.
Gobei Itirmten Die oferrefHbb aiHden 8eere ubr anc 5teqrHgen
Der Hufen iii @ofgen tn unpioertebltdeut 5iegesIduf; Die oeutideH
steaungen III Jranfrtd unO 6lon6ern 9ielten ieoen f~inOIifen anlauf
Der Gran5oRn m0 grten aus; StalRns 4ngriff gng hiht bon Der
STEELE unO Der bruiidsfron8ofide 9lan, Die 9aromelen gu fOrcren
entpidelte fh INNER mebr gum ~mibglidten abenteer. 8aren Die
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gesberidten lmo Der lnbermdoidfet Der oeutihen 9ie0elnge qefittert
mor0en 1n0. Die DOS 8orgeben mf 100 Dieter un Refenbuditdbeu
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Cine. Die bs bede nod feline on0re gerihtertattlmg qefehen 9abeH.
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glanben.
limb aaf Die lit q nbgeehen. Die 5irma SoBn y 9loredn & 60
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Gem Die mgonmerfanide GroBfabtpeHe lit eng berbunoen nit oen
Jinan55 nituaren oeS eanoes uno sum groBen Ebetl nur oeen 25erbug.
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eah.cntnha.

Die groBte 9iebienoung aus Orc.
qon fam geitern bier oil. Sie be.
aus 81 ACKNOWLEDGMENT bon
5hoien ulo 2ommern. Sir bic
mproe Der 9reiS bon $500
pro 100 @funO 2ebenogemidt er8ieIt
Mit ieiner erIten 3ufubr bon
@inobieb mar geitern Did edels ans
SbeIbn Ga, bier. Sein gieb mo1
6urdidnittlid 1864 4funo mo CT.
3ielte er fir 100 8funo 2ebenogc,
tuidt 1910.
Die mnItert5ie affnirs oes 2ogir,
BdiisbeiiBers ". GmLaifer III jebi
onourh IN Gin neltes Stadium ge,
tretefL bob cr bonn Eoiiseigerift Dem
8iitriftsgeridt lpegel angebli6erl
getrlges a6ernieien mproe. Sdlai4
fer itelte $1,000 gurgidnit.
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Gin Beiipisl snr @ad)a6mung
emnfphIeu.

Modfor5, ST., bat inter ieinen
10000 Ginpobnern ein peridmin.
oenO fIeines Geutiftum. @sos oa lit,
sdblt aber Ja Dem beiten. gtift mir,
DAB Der oortige @eiong. 8erein cine
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Deltens 30 Mann am SnngerfeIt
tbeiIHebmen mirO, Der Modforo
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NIT 5tpei 5nbnen eriteinen. Die
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aiibleres @etter bel bepolf.
tenn 3tmmel 1T fir morgen Dor.
ausgeiast. SOffeHtli6 foinmt's ar
6ers!
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Mou unteritiise Ole oertide
Nreiie. inoem. man gu ibrer Der
brcituag beItrogt.
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rendmtsr nieosrgelsgt. @Iei63ettig
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1eHsn garonststita auF5ubeben.
5psDer puroe tpegsn Ieintr OsutIHeu
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fad anssgriflen anb oss 8srrots be-
Inulbigt. Sn BEN Brief an Nss
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Zen babe, auf aas sDirbm al bers
5i4teu, I'm feline Gbrs ais fcboEsT
britiiHer untsrtan al b~ertetoiaen.
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OrtsintIIs 8tgst4s
nung. - 2Istner: Mutisr, mas IinD
csnn sissniIi9 bic 9arbanslIen9
Mutisr: Der SuusIHliIIsI Rom
itantiROpsIsl
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idouiten inter allen lein nno lit er.
ira fiir 6as Sdngerieit nit einarl
aoitepaufnanoe bon ilber $3.50 BE-.
idaift Dor6en. gei Der fitr5lidI
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gegenip1rtigen @rdiioeuten Die Set.
reOe. SEER arnolo nno Iofrter
Der0en Iidl NIT etDa so ModforOern
inter Der aIten ilib uelien 6abHe
an Sdngerfeit betbelligen.