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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-26
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 Miss I55ttts NeItner. contralto, will assist tilS recital to be 9fzs1 tais evening ss sEfsssE hall by 4he piano pupaIs oe charI6z South wick Fserrett; me program isl sppendsd
 Piauo Trio Hazngarian I.a1 stspieIs-s 1kela Bslar Misses We1ther 4 len and 1TF.f $ ss Faer1s Ea.stet Herbers Axmap.
 vsne4ian Love Song Sevi,s Miss Ruth B1akeIE.
 Fntsaiie Dance Miss MaEa- cite Slaosle-
 Second azarlzs Goddard diss Ger Habanera, from Carmen I Ieange Ernest ErehbieIs z a &
 ds FIesiTs Dc 5bes--1za Mar gaKet DKeHs
 opnht sonata First zEoy enaent- Bsthpy ias e'sFtrslde Yates ss.
 hsEEerd and shepherdess cfodard--: Slosar%ia
 Of sprnSg sfndIn diss Net tie " AItner.
 ContraIto Solo Sa9 o. Come With Me in the SuIla1a erni gsht-Van der stucken; Cb1 My Laddie Thay Miss Lottfe saIuts Pesth-Kova zi-H Herbert F'owIer
 Prelude. sharp Minor aehnaaa1f- nofI-sIseo Garavanta.
 Ftlaapsodie NO. q Isiszt Miss Har-- ret Allen
 1Erss aifd Mrs William J. Morgan of a4 Haze1wood avenue. are rejoic- ing oYers the recent birth Of a daugh- teri The baby is the granddaughter of united States Treasurer Daniel N. Morsan- f1 Morgan. IT,. is the sec Retars and treasurer ofklae SneH Hood- MqEga paEly.
 AIso1Sg 9oe61 aza td-ss1f s1sss who are pEaArl4gag stb a1fend the hearings in Hartfoud an Wednesdaysan and Thursday of next week are ATiss Marion De EeoresE ti1e president Miss Lila J. I.sexes rank SIosson. Mrs All fred sfI Eerzys Mrs william R. web ster IT, Mrs. Frank v. Burton. and Mrs William A GrippinE
 Relatives and friends of lame. WeIdorE Fave him a birthday parts and hss home in Yanstons courts eazFessday Games were IpgeA Vocal eaas werx renastBd Ny Mrs 0sear Jsa lls ssfs a1as Z MT. Vea adens Pian ns were pla5se Aalsss T. n sartlay It mi eEs1iE I1s Iss f sthoss 2 eFsed z isaesss tff ; guest. were and Mrs. olansor1 MT. Philip ', MT. ana Mrs. John Gi1Fbride, Mrs Edwart I,arkisa. 1aas BilliEssEz Esssss MISS Bessie $ Weldon Eo1nse tnbriAaS HsnTes F6ndy and AT 4 AHdE.sV q g l1pEaa aes
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-26

14rs aEid 1fIs- William J Moreah of I a4 Haze1wood avenue. are rejoic- ing over lie recent birth Of daugh- ters The baby is the granddaughter of United States Treasurer Daniel N. Morgan fr Morgan. IT,. issehe sec 8n q tre easlirer of tl1e Sn wood
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-26

The number of employees in France now is only 20 per cent less than nor nal.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-26

A resolution for statewide prohibi- ton was passed by the South Dakota Senate.
 Output Of the Rhodesian gold mines during January totaIIed 7o,OOO fine ounces.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-26
4Tn15zs5 EA snIc8BH
 FINDS CORONER

sSnsT Tie death Of John Ti1lako who was
 f6u4id dying from a rexolger bullet
 ta0u1id in his store at Eair1issId se4- E eraT Ks ago has been atrzE uted by goroner J. 2. Phe1an to premeditaxed
 Suicide. = 1e lied his finding yester-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-24
THE BELL SHAPED
ARMY CAP ADAM
D0NED BY BIRTHS
(!Assoosa,z5 Press Corre<--,=asr,sI

ASSOCIATED Press CoT7sSE-'c,--.aas 81 y
London Fes- 1.-THE ed s-i7
sap. adopted ~ re American g!
t-on 1hs British during tie 2oeses
administrator. has bar aez-,-e
The Ea- one
Tee t,e1l SHAPE has p-ovz= - -,
foolish = p.ece u head gear - ne .
time p3., box EsS fzl zap TsS'
light a-5 made : EsaEs fe- ths sc
L projected tt-e head from 1s-;-sf
vsEe cold Tor extreme Asz- oE!-s
is SIT AM 5a-.1s SHAPE ISs :
could not %az- = ~ksr Sleeping =
open Moreover i Gi6 1c- s-,cz &C '
II b7-tsA. - result re esays Z
trenches substituted emitted sep
CAPS ard nuEs-s w5!c5 EaT@ t1s
yzZtagss Of staring q re 14sa
keeping i warn
The war ot1ce E2s co~ z-os.s-
cew cap with so.-- -z-- -c2 AZ
aaps which wh=1 not 4 IS. az
b-e1c1s3 on tcp Ike : -s1-C- c-f-
Belgian a-1y sc-a -1-t1s $50 !,
equipped with = rev c2p E1c-
.hose wc-a by Nsw EEl2-1 Int.
wiki e double up-sza-6.--E SIZE p
wAics NAY % turned G1E- - =
lection Tor The hack :: 70 1s2s
ears
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HARMONY

Ire Na--4 Central f-ezz:-.. ecsiz= wsS
t.7ckar. into soz1e---e E-3zy -l--- AID
several tAszgs ws-e -a-ss- .-c.u5.zz Z
BOX y 1z-l77z-e. : pa O. STOCK taeS. Z
cse--is1 ard some g-asE<2-- -1= g9es,
.o~s : about So No --zc= - She 49,
prs las t=-z found
F.sv. Frank Ala=1o- ~as II 8a1=2-
last we=s II st,e1za1ce 1eca ~ M2--s
Grange Lecturers conference
ora WILLS wzs IT C-;ty =zzes52E
visiting RS daughter. Ms z5e-1<-c Nc
Co--.so-.
NJ I'D Ms. George PA: rs,--.,=-:
home Ne-1zs-4y from ez=l- TIP =
Massachusetts an New Hampshire
LIS Charles Bean Us a1oz+a5 : ooy
s@rca yea-s CD, z-,o 81 p known z:
C,a--s2 Croker Bean
Ri a-G Ms Walter 5@-.5s 80 visit
in- Ms Be-lS' mother + yy-a-e-T.-,=
Charles Cars-o- has a--e5 OF io- 90
winter . G.: vcoz - William .
Bailey. J.
TIE se.e-m=a are busy n-eoa-.-s -
pc--..s al auditing accounts preparatory
70 1oS-z meeting
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GUEST NIGHT WITH
THE WOMAN'S CLUB

Gusst Night" al tie Wate-ville VIC
mans Club IN Library HAIL Tuesday
evening proved 20 ee one OF the mes,
successful occasions n the history e
the club. Miss Grace II Sage. TIE
well Known reader. gave q dramatic
reading from the comedy Pogo NJ
Heart" which Was much enjoyed. Miss
Sage showed great depth ot feeling in
the rendering ot the diversity % char
ac-ers. and vas MS, delightful IN the
lighter passages Of the play which she
interpreted il e. manner which showed
deep insight and dramatic talent The
more SERIOUS lines were likewise Ea1d.-
81 b. hs- il. maS,e-ful way, and not
6 passage Of this 6ifacUI. pay appeared
20 be beyond the reach % her wonder
fully versatile talent The members %
the club and their invited guests, the
latter chiefly gentleman crowded the
hail 20 lis doors ard great satisfaction
was expressed over the success Of the
meeting. Refreshments were served.
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WASHING
TONS BIRTHDAY PARTY

One o. ere most enjoyable Washington
birthday parties tha. took place il Va
se-vtile Monday evening was held q, TIE
home OF Miss Terns Davis. ASH street.
when she entertained 5 score or SO OF
friends AZ wis, and later in .he evening
st games Five tables with attractive
Place carts appropriate 20 the day fur
nishea eatoyr,en, 2, progressive whis:
Until = O'clock. when refreshments were
served and prizes awarded. The parior
and sitting MONS we're ias.iiy decorated
with crepe paper fesIcpas q .hs nation
al sciorS. American 1a=S, coats q arms
and cCt flowers Thomas Bell Won first
prize for the geats-nee. Juhn Durham
second. and Clarence Emery booSy.
while Mrs Bel carried Of d-s, hono-s
for TIE ladies, Mss Kate Brown second
ard Miss Laura F-os: the consolation
prize Lobster salad. rot rolls. punch
ice cream and cake were served at ths
card tables followed by g sing ana =
general social hour airlos; 10 the very
conclusion 90 Georges natal day Il Was
: most delightful evasion and Miss Da-
VS. proved 9 hcstaSs % t1e frs c.l.b-e
Among TIE E.es-s were NJ. ana Mrs
Thomas Be- Nr ara Ms Cla-s.ce Err-
ery. Nj. ans Ms archie TAYLOR. Mss
Kate Bro~-. Mss Mildred Ward. Miss
Lo-a Poo,s-, Mss Laura F!cst, Miss
L-Iu Nicks-so-. Mss Eta Lyons, Ms
T. :. Holland. = c Stn-.evaa.. Ralph
- Bcamhs1 Jossp1 Poo,e-. Samuel
B-iEI..o1n. Waller Ear1lin an5 john
Durham
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VASSALBORO

EAS--Mrs- z : Bragg Lett THURSDAY
:o- Boston, w1e-s she vs-l viSsr for ssy-
era weeks hs- daughter, Ms F,z
Weeks
Miss Mildred Dee q Augusta 7ssse:
Sunday with her parents a. China Lake
side
NaDc1asta- Grange Dramatic Cub VIII
prssec, TIE drama Al : MzscAks~ :.
tie East Szsssiho-o Grange hail r-ssss-
sTs11ls- Feb. - TITS drama has aAs,
given several times = other places with
great succsss. and Il Is hoped .h1t :
large audience VII oe present. The so-sI
orange WILL serve E supper a. clock
Mss no-o-hy Wlggia, O. North Bali
VIE student a, Oak Grove vas =
weekend guest - Mss Esozz Pierce
Ms 2 z IaS-zhan ard ls,eie sasga.-
te. Marian q Rocks-o-t are visiting Mrs
A1s-ah hams daughter. Mrs 2 II Gates
Mrs Aiioe P-isSS left Saturday Ter :
fsw weeks visit with relatives y Bos-
ten
Miss Rose Lansca las haea xrss.i- :
her uncle. < b La-rsoz-
Mrs 2 O. 9uss@y entertained tie Sea,
Cf9e Saturday ~ her home
Mrs George jackson and Ms F-~s
Wallace Of Wsss-viEe were vissss,<
friends in town Saturday.
Aervyn Rard Of Bcssca II visiting Ills
ueele. p D. Band
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BIG CROWD At
THE AUTO SHOW

Even greater enthusiasm and larger
crowds marked the second day o. the
auto show Tuesday than OF Monday. the
opening day. Favorable weather colci-
tons and roads tina. are good consider
ing the season az the year enabled many
folks from, out q .ovn 20 attend and
see The fire exhibit OF medium priced
cars. Dealers who had cars on the Hoor
KEEP. a machine below on the street sur
face for demonstration purposes, and
prospective purchasers found great
problem before them il trying 20 choose
q car from the cae array OF modern mo-
tor vehicles Many sales were reported
during tie day and statesmen are opu-
ssis,.c in believing ;ha. Wednesday and
Thursday viii bring still larger crowds
with increased sales, Il is surprising TO
see tie number OF ladies who md the
tor q inspection SO interesting and
who seem more esser fer mechanical
knowledge than the average male patron
Q. the show.
Attractive souvenirs are being cistris-
u-ec TIE orchestra plays full concert
program. afternoon ard evening. Lunches
are served At all times and there Is am
pie opportunity to sts OF the eaioony and
watch the patrons Of the show
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BELGRADE

Mss c ". InE-shgn Of Boston Is v!s-
isias Ter sister. Mrs Geo. S,563aEd
Mrs :. E Tllso1- MS We Nad-
leigh and niece. Gar.o- Dyer, VISITED
a, TIE home Q: Ms s J. 2ockwood
Sunday.
Arno-g some &C OF goo5 pedestrians
are TWO young ladies, lola and I-rna Te1-
te..s, VITO walked tror- their hc-re .
ths Depot to Eelgra5a Lakes in oze and
th-ee-qua-ters 1o-Es- making : call on
the way.
Among the business visitors from This
pisce IL Augusta Saturday were MI and
Ms z L Pray. Mrs Leslie Bickford
Miss Ruth Cummings, NJ. and Mrs. G
A Sto6Sa-d ard 4 c. DUilsy
Isaac wadleiga ard Mrs. frankie Wy
nan vis5-ed Wednesday ~ VIZ Wal
.sieh's
TIE Ladies Ali vii furnish dinner q;
the Grange hail sowa meeting DAY
March L
Henry V Smith. formerly ot This place
YVES IN town Monday OF business
Ms Don Nu1 and 6auEhIs. havs
gone 30 the formers Eo.hsrs ko-s q:
Pres,ue Isle
ME- Aertie Weston has returned 20 he.
home il Augusta
Edwin ard John waE,elgh hare re-
TUNED from North Belgrade. where ghey
have been engage. II hauling VOID
Nj AID Mrsl z r. ysatoa passed ST..
day In town
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FAIRFIELD

Miss Hersey. district nurse q tie
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company,
was IN town. Tuesday. calling on pa
tents. who carry assurances n the
company.
A very pleasant evening was pass
ed on Monday evening at the home
Of Mrs John H GIBSON Lower Main
street whsn she entertained q small.
party q friends in homer Of Rev.
and Mrs John L Clark 4 o'clocx
dinner was served. and the evening
was passed IN q social manner. Those
present were Rev. and Mrs John L
Clark. with daughters, aKtherine and
ANA and soc Robert Mrs L D.
Rand. Mr.. and Mrs Peter Cleveland.
Mrs Genshne-. d.. r J. Robinson
Stanard Gibson OF Upper Main
street. has completed his duties as
driver Of George SmaUs hack and
started his work 1t the Fairfield NIL
Of the United Paper Board Company.
Tuesday.
Miss STEELE Thomas OF West Ben
ton passed the week end 1t Bangor.
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Mt. VERNON

EAST-Geo-ge Branch 9: Soze-v.i--,e
Mass Vas resent gEest =. B--o1
Hans
-02J II t.s Streets" temperance
pay = .1rvs arts, N!L - presented z.
I-ghAn han, s-.1ay evs-iag. Feb. y :.
s.o-r,y. tie following THURSDAY eys-.-g
Nz-cA : TIE characters a-e IS fellows
Colonel Wayne. i-zs.r.s,e oid gentleman
John z Bean; Solomon Davis p'zc.s-
be rascal. S--o1 E Han: Mzet Dams,
his 1ESsoi-.e son. -.-t-2r Ban D. Med.
aeld- Nina's lover. Elton Weber: Pee
Gel Wsy1es sa1cy da-Ev. CEz-s-.-@ Cole.
Policeman ore q the finest Ersss Ing
ham; Mrs Wave. ,aa Coso-es's VIE
Mrs Elosse Locke, Nina Vsay-e- -1s.,
GaCg-te-, Mss E.s.s Lo-ss; Mrs Bad.
ford Co. Wayras s5s-er. .--S Fred
Inghan: Minnie Mrs R-zs5scrg.' .
child Mildred Iaghz-: r.cse -
Locse's orchestra q four pieces
Mrs F-21css Leighton vert SATURDAY
70 Waterfalls WHARF size I'll - tze zv,es
OF Ms Alto. Grey. formerly Mss
Barcae Ne-cls-
Miss VIA Workman 3 II China s2s .
shoEI tine
Elmer Ward was bsss-sss v.s:to.
SATURDAY n Augusta
Mrs Hollis Jacob IS caring for Ms
Ernest Pearl Who Is Z. with r,ezs.ss-
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ANOTHER NORWAY
STEAMER SUNK
NEARBY DOVER

London. Feb. IS. 1.25 P. M.-The
Norwegian steamer Regin was sunk of.
Dover this morning by either q sub
marine or a mine. The crew of % men
wefe saved.
The Regin. which was carrying coal
from the Tyne to Bordeaux. sank ten
minutes after she was struck
The Regin is the second Norwegian
steamer 10 encounter a submarine or q
mine in the English channel since Feb
Is. when the GrInan submarine block
ade against British ports went into ei-
feet. The tank steamship Belri6ge was
torpedoed by o German submarine of
Foakestone last week She was not
however. very seriously damaged, fol
after being beached a, Walmer she lat
er made her way to port. The Regin
was Of 1857 net tonnage, 2s5 feet long
and was bull; in 1913.
Disaster he's overtaken two other
Norwegian steamships n the last few
days. The Nordykn went down in the
Baltic last week. probably as 4 result
Of coming in contac, with q mine OF
being ,orpetoed and the Cuba, q
fre.gh:er bound from London 10 Rot
,er6am. was sunk FEB. q in the North
Sea following collision
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MOSTYILLE

CENTER-Pali.p r Porter has thee
tou--horse teams a-d six YOKE Of cxen
Aaul:ns lambr- f73n lis r.in 20 the -al-
road station q. kaox
c. Pembroke Carter - Be,tas. vas :
r-ce-. guest 0. NJ and Mrs Pz-.sy (
Alien
M-x James J. C.eE-sa. with NJ ard
Mrs 2 \. Clement passed par ot Las;
week Z Augusta
NJ. and Ms E " Hall .. Knox were
Sunday guests o. M AT MIS- = 3.
SeG-
Frank Mcdonald Of Axiom and IS <o-
Bonnie were Sunday guests % NJ. AMI
Ms i. I. Howard
Carney Sau-e : II Chelsea, Mass. fo-
few days
Co1.o. -hoursoa - S+a-spo-t VAS :
recea, CUES. q NJ ard Mrs. ". ) Bean
NJ. ard Ms Clifford : Bean xii,
hold their Wedding reception 81 IAs
Grange hall CT he eveaszg Of MG-c1 -
ove-iock's Orchestra VIII furnish TIE
melody
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-24

Guy Johnson formerly Of the Haydn
Male oua-tsv.e OF Lowell. Mass Will
sing during the short musical program
before Dr.. Phelps lecture - the First
Baptist church FRIDAY evening.
"Nsp,une's Daughter" with Annette
kelle1nan II The title role Is the fea-
ture o. 3 fire photo play program az
the city opera house for tie remaining
day Of "Wednesday only. II IS a mann
moth seven re. production with the
scenes laid on -hs coast Of Bermuda.
ard with marvellous effects as we'll as
remarkable swimming feats by Miss
kel,e-man- Tie grandeur and cost
illness the spectacle ard Mss Keller
mans exhibitions eut;-le il 20 front
rank among moving picture accom-
piiShUsatS. Crowded houses witnessed
the picture a. both the afternoon and
evening performances Tuesday.-Ady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-24

Fred Rice Of Salem. Mass is az
home, caring for his father II .,
Rioa. who has been Ill for number
OF weeks
Miss Marguerite Jaynes q Water
vile was week end guest az the
Central House
d., Whitaker was c2alleG 10 DIX
mont "Wednesday 20 see 6 Z Guiio
who had the misfortune 10 cuE MS
hand 50 badly that i was necessary
70 arpuIate one q the f31ge-a
Wellington TAYLOR has been quite Il
The last week with IonsiliIis-
Ms Twitche.l C Ygssalboro was
the guest OF her daughter. GLADYS q
the Central House over Sunday
Miss Gertrude Jones was q business
visitor IN Belfast SATURDAY
Dr.. c. If. Whitney performed z s---
rica. operation upon Mrs W :
X GODS 8, the hospital = Belfast Sal
u7day this week is doing nicely.
Nj. ana Mrs 6. = Stevens we-e
weekend guests Of Mt Steven
mother IN Madison
Mr.. and MIS- George Carney ~ere
guest q friends Il Merrill z few
days TIE past week
Ms ". 2 Woods IS 81 the Waldo
County Hospital Belfast for surgical
treatment
The members Of the Eastern Star are
-ehearsing : play % be given in tn
near fu--Te.
Mrs ". ?. Lowel. e Ire gleS- u
friends in Belfast
There are Qu,,e z number from here
thai intend to attend rh= automobile
show in Wa,e-vi,Is ,he coming wseZ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-24

4 citizens movement seems to be
on foot among the voters Of Water
willie, the men who are the most in
terested in the proper conduct Of the
3 large number from all parties who
have been reported as desiring a COM
plete statement OF the financial status
of the city. Such a statement has MOI
as yet been forthcoming and 1t IS
a sure thing that the annual reports
from the various departments and Of
ficials will not be issued in time 20
allow a careful study OF the figures
which they contain.
Il is no secret that many men who
call themselves Democrats are not
satisfied with the way the business OF
the city OF Waterv:lle has been con-
Quoted during the year just passed.
anina;ions OF the reports. but can
not co So. for the reason tina, the re-
ports are TOW in the hands Of the
printer and cannot be seen.
The annual report q the city q
wateryilie will no, be issued befo-c
Saturday. II il IS ready then. This
IS the statement OF the printer hand
ling the job.
y: is very poor business" said
3 prominent citizen Yesterday. Here
IS g thing that we ought to know
about There are several departments
tina, / understand co not show to ad-
vantage financially and / think thai
every voter ought 20 have access -
the reports in order that he may
study them and vote intelligently at
election tine. How is thu, pcssible
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THE 10000 FRENCH
TEACHERS IN ARMY
TAKING HIGH RAN

tAssociated Press Co--espoaderesl
Paris Feb Io.-Twer-y thousand !
ire 5000 school teachers q france 1,
in The army and the frequency vi,
which they are cited IL The orssn !
TIC Gay has eeea El2rEeS- ETs1 as
who remain with -teir CLASSES AZ. %,
r-.bz-rE n 81 original Eay - Re n,
Vor- OF 1ne army Thsy require tA.,
pupils 70 bring 70 sc5oc! q .sas, o.,
each weeE two potatoes. ,Tc ca,rrl
two -uru:pz O. other vegetables 10
devoted 70 provisioning re n!litsy
rc,sci-als. No child : a1.Cv-@t 70 TN
more thar -Ko. III c1as- 1Es: 70 ia
o-sies nay - created -hs obe.c
not 50 much 20 assure g supply &: FL.
- 70 t4ach me cs2.!i-sa go sszss.-y u
e. them feel tng- .hey are filing The
ro.e II The war. !, has also Lad
ieyel.inE effect between the 3tssst.
classes. From The department. c. d
Us+,.x Say-es N re day uo-@ iksa u
9lJ vegetables were thus Collected
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GERMANY NOT READY
ToDISCUSS PEACE

Berlin. via London. Feb. 3. 10-35 4.
Nan inspired statement IL the
Nord Deursche -Ailgemeins Zeitu2g
replies 10 demands THAI the newspaper
be allowed TO discuss the war and
what should be done Il Germany Is
victorious Discussion of further pace
terms al this time is considered mad
visable by political aid military lead
ers, the article says. Il adds. however.
that at the proper tine. which Will be
decided by .,he course Of military
events. such discussion viii be per
Missile.
When this time comes" !, says.
the government VIII b thankful
tor the support # public opinion and
there will te no disposition 10 prevent
ire people from publicly discussing
terms OF peace"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-24

Net liabilities % the city So. is 81
According 20 the few men who have
seen this balance sheet II IS 2 most IN
satisfactory statement No-hing can be
discovered that will lead 10 Information
as g how accounts stand and II IS !
very n.eagre account Of years stew
ardship 10 place before those who are
mos. vitality interested. they say.
4 number CT Men well informed as 10
conditions are preparing statements and
this knowledge Will be placed before the
voters in the rex, few days il these COL
Cmns.-RepubiicaR Press Committee
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hera.ie Sprasue Blanchard

Captain Eora,io Sprasue Blanchard.
aged 81, died early Tuesday morning
at his hcn,e, l-o Silver street. after q
long Illness. Captain Blanchard was
perhaps the mos, prominent ssa-farins
citizen tia. Wate-yL,e has had fo-
an inhasitant and several years ago
was presented by the government with
q medal for service performed during
the Civil War.
Captain Blanchard was born in
Cumberland. the soa % Reuben and
CHRISTIANS Lo-ing Blanchard. AS early
ss wseE nine years OF age he began
q nautical career. ard followed = con-
sis1en,ly with the result thar when :
very young man he became s master
and 3 deep water navigator, touching
at al the irapcrta1, parts n the world.
When the Civil War broke on, Re en-
tered the service as navigator witt
:se rank @ captain He was II the
blockade 81 Fort Sumptsr and WA
wounded q. the battle q Charleston
After the close Of ,he war he returned
20 merriam, service sad continued III
i, for IS years when re retired and
lived quietly 81 his home on Silver
street Ee Vas ps-, owner IN many
cf the vessels &c sailed. ana was well
known throughout Maine ard II
American naval circles For service
rendered while II the war from :, 20
IS he was presented with 3 medal a
few years $50 by the government.
he was q member O. he Military Or
Ger O. TIE Royal Legion . Eoyai A-ca
Mason. and a member % the Gran :
A-y. One son. George W CO Long
Pend and one daughter. Mrs. Eliza
beth 3. Adams Q. Wilson survive
Funeral services viii be held 81 P
~ Thursday g. TIE home OF SILVER
S.rS%-
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BLUE SKY REASON
FoRSO FEW men
HIT BY INFkNTR

associated Press yCorrespc-z sBtsi
Paris F-b- 1.-THE relatively n
proportion q -e- hi ny 1-Ez-t-y !
kas BEEN explained by c1s tac- ,hat y
b-ue SKY draws ne ain A.E-. - ID
--4tlor maintains thai this r-rs.I;5a
i;n->Es BE te-ggse high tr= i 20
more 6Ea5,y shan low n -sz>5Z q
Ezcz hat u reaches tha reserves "
are often assembled n ia zs-e Cd
p2c- masses than he Ee1 : re e
lines
= charging Position 81 .-ta,-
mans -.se barrel forms At G-gis
about = degrees above --= 1o-.aoa
from = u - degrees RE L@oA i
7z.h -hs D" bullet Eas : -aass
about 4+@3 yards maximum S9pps
Ing that E considerable par = ne I
v4-s drawn high ~ tEs Blue sEy -
would b. zc1e q 10 Paris 81 ~
- the MAXIMUM range -12, w5aa
particularly dangerous fo- I1a rsss-T1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-02-24
TROY

TIE Troy Corner Reading Club has
recently added fifty new books 70
their library. making now so-ns over
six hundred books
Miss Phyllis Estes passed the wees,
end with her friend. Miss Mil5res.
Wehh Of Knox
Daisy Berry has closed her house
and has gone 10 Belfast for while
The meeting held az Green's Corner
school house Sunday was vel attend
ed Rev. G. y. Garland q Eockls16.
district superintendent. presiding rexs
Sunday services win be held at Ger
xfsh Corner school house
James Libby was q business caller
in Belfast TUESDAY