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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11

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8e3isNuHgeH gcItb1filicher unb iaats
liGrer giotur nit 6gcrtrcicb per6uRs
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bolb, lpeil cs feline rumdnild)-fran50s
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ben ic6er politiICb oenfen6e 3imGns
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borf ibn beutc alS becrcct ouIebcn.
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beseimnet pnO orobt nil ser Der.
Dffenili&ung bon @pfumerten, burf
sic er itnea eiipos lpie eincu @ctcr.
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9ro6ungen iiu0 fiir ben, cer rplndi
niIae 3uIidabe tennt ii@ts andres
ais MarnuugeH, bic hurA 0is dsit
rem Itditseflinocnc) Gr1ffwiug Del
parIdmentS pcranldBt uarcn. Gi
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unb i'm Wu5lance nod an Dem DoIl
tommcnen Gheiicrn Der interDentioni
itiihen @eneqllug il Rumdnten sipei
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ir9en0pie lpirtInme 9ppoiitioH in rci
rumGnil@sn &ommcr ri8i me6r &C.
ben niro. Dean in &umGnien bo
oic Dro9un9 nit tompromiitierenoer
9[iicnitlder iGre @lirtln9 nod MI
berfeblt lpean iie 9eeen 2eatc aerid
tet mar, Die Gin 70 f4le@tcS GepiKer
boben ME Oie Eeioen Jiibrcr Der rumd.
niI@en &ricg5partci,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11
n%ercinigte Singer nun Baltimore"
(@euriiu0et 1885

NCNSNtttAtS~ LOOOsJ
Souptquartier: ,,@ermaaia.W1Gn.
nerdor.Glubbous," 91r. S52, Oaoro.
9owaro.StroBc.
Rrdii0ent SenrD 3bomos, Scr.
316, @eItSorotoqo.StroBe.
Sobn u. aIein Qiriocut, Ger. POI,
observation-disclosures.
George Simmelbeber, protofoIli.
renOer unO correipouoirenOer 5efrp.
tdr, g{r. 419, 6orrcit.Strube.
Srrmann WlidliH, S1obmciIter,
glr. 713, @arner.StraBe.
6iuan8.Scfrctdr Gbog. 0feiuhorot,
Scott- ino Soinburg. .5troBe.
@m. 9. SiIoehranOt, @ibIiotBetor.
O}r. 2029, 5re0erid.9(oenue.
Gbos. gfeit 9lr. GAG, 9toro.SyuIton.
9lpey goriitcr Ocs Ntuiif. Gonite's.
1glriou.@ciorgUerein,
nSarmonie,"
anio-Mdmnrdor,"
n6robiinuJ"
nEbalia.Mdnncr6or,"
o@2o5ort-Dldnneidor,~
D@iHenfran5."
u@ermanio 0uartett.glub,"
~@elooie,~
g@lesger-@eioua0erein,"
misunderstanding.
n@erciuistc Slrbeitsr-GGuscr JON
Baltimore"
Soiptqunrtie-: SIR. 2G29, SSre0e.
rif.9lbenle.
Sobn gtoto, 4rdiiOcnt. 0ir. 2029,
9oDO.StrnBc.
George u. Foeblmon, Dirieent,
gtr. 202S, 8oirmount-9loeule.
anrl SAe6cr, Scfretdr, 9lr. 3405,
Softer -9lpenue.
Sranf gorlcsfc, 5dotueiitcr, glr.
2t0, Giio 6. GtraBe.
09o5iaIiItiide 2icocrtafcI,~ Sing.
Ihlnoc Gieniioa, 9lr, 2o29, 6reoerid.
glpenuc.
,glrbciter 2ieoertafel," 2ocitIt.
Eoint, Singihlnoe N1ittiuoH.
o9Lrbciter @eiangocrein giniofeit, q
ogDring's Soac," Siu9ltruOe 6rei-
tag.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11

@Ioiie. Sir sen 2onofricg
Bat England ale ieine 2onoitreid)cr
ouiaebrauHt; fir oeu Scctrica Indlt
IS ieht ollie gIIlIreidcr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11
peIne fir 9cbens,cit.

2lbunncnten bic brn onrutfdlrn 0rrrcmnu.
senten" ndlt piinltlim uory unrearlmaflia en-.
enltenl iHc ncbctcu, ocr Office hnnou per ~.
lspoon poer ldrllnlG WliiiDelinuD 5u maten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11

9iogoen. 3nfnbr 1885 Bit
iheI, Gcrionot bon ocn glcuotorcr
2LO4A @nidlcl; GlcpatorcrSIorratb
1 COS ,672 gnidlel.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11
@elO auS3uleiben
81 beIebinen getrasrn In
Benjamin &: Comps
NarIchcns nnn @nnfsGnmfnir.

9rnjnmu's Gcbdn5c (cinbfrt tSS0).
2Sir gcbcu Hod inner an Stnerheii nller
glrt bon gSunrcu mo 2ScrbiGtcn bcrbdupt
Die lrobien Goribliic g9ir ianien nno ocrs
iaiten eolocnc uHo illbcrne Iaibenubren, Gins
ndnieli, ScbnndiaCnen nnb g9nnren ieoer glrt.
Steu vuu libr WlDrgcue bis ilbr 9tbcnoS.
Yrinoi'Ginaana 420-424 OiifsfabettesSfr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11

Sm gifcr. G8 lit ipirflid)
nett, wclm sic Giuoer II biSdlcn
nutlifoliib iinOl" 9llciu slcIteitcr
Ipiclt Die @ciec, ser 5iugitc GeIlo H.
Die bciOcn @}oo9en aloOier o6er
oo iollten Sic nal borcn, lpie Oa0
floppt. lpcnr oic gcneiniam loslcge1
orci bier Shmocn bitcrciuauocr
oc1t Dos noudnnl lno 9erpobn-
lid in ser @littoaS5cit wenn idl
men 5tloidcn balteu lpill II sum
Iaponloiifcn iogc id S1ncnF
GinfnrGnfnng. &edltsou'
'polf. sd beoreiic ridt wie sic
iid) 10 oit in 9ejug olf Oen Grrolg
elmer Orainatiihen glopitot irren tons
men,. 9coiiieir; 05iuo sic ocnn
INNER I'M 8orous oes @euinncs in
cinen bon S6nen iibernommcnen
Ero5eiic iiher Scrr Siilti5rotb%
&edtsnnwalt: a@leines @cuimcS
ollcr0ingsl~
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4t9-42O-42i 9lanieV SnilOins.
(Giiia--)


ifeinns on iparrn whnIdcn nnb gruhe rber
iidrv Rlinlen yelh III 9nnr uber IN nlpnat'
IN o,eonaulhngrn nuie9eu wullen, wo 60 Nh
pTferiren' Nnbtrn mcbr iuie ocrouppclt. Nir
Wfffo oNlohc gut aelcaehc Wrnuoitidc ia
Gle Shr dH,Soa, oer rrneu eoritnOt. 2ceen
Wutcm .rTse.,io Te,o lest nr, 0nmit gle bic nicbrigcu
aud, toS 'gguii'esn t3rnubnhfc 62N bel $50
Enahrofsus 80, ihr iucniacr oiS Gents pro
Sraffms net,c Ntto tnlo Is Gents Dro Eua.
fa6amiErte lessn. Nemcntirtc Wnuamcae. mn.
4ebens,em,,,' m,' esMasidluIen eine GjeisseT6eit fhr
bciien Sn erbosSg,!pea bagpea Sloer unS paiic Gfi5cln.
SiidlprO @. Guuf,
tottoMM' " H. nh.ssrinaiuu.eiroBe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11
Kinder Schreiel
MACH FLETGHER'S
g. a 6 T O R ! a.
Baltimore a)IcrtFbcridtc,

Gomcritae 10. Scbrllor 1916.
~ cbI. 3uiu6r 6727 Saiicr.
'hiidjlicBIid) l9ll 6diicr 81 Canton.
Iie 9totirundcn morcn mie folat:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11
SECOND CALL.

SECUND ChLL.
1900 gclio Gliu aMer so.. S5'A
500 aa!io ylip sMcr, 90 S5M
Zoo no.io Giip icr ci Cs 81 ae%
t2ooo Y mS q sd scr ioa
$4,000 GoSoru 60 Gcr.a... t25
900 Sat Gpcm oer .s..... ios9s
5000 cn0orn 5nc orr. -. Qs
5000 GIIboru 5ue 0er ..s4 QS
} 200 @p.z @repiua Sue 5cr iM
1000 SouiioH cII u G).4-.. ~
5000 Sonlion Gil CSD rrtD slA
Cooo eonliou cil COiO cils) 50
1000 airbo eumDcr cont 0cr.s as'A
1000 @S nno " grams Gcr .,- ioih
1000 Sort nnS @orts arae ser. s2N
1000 liuiieO 9lps 4 aer. .,.~., saei
600 lluiicS aps T. ler~ ssA
1000 uuitcO apS j. lcr ssH
I 600 uuiieO Res inc ics ~ oia
5000 iiaitcS ars 4 der ,..t~... SAX
1000 uniics ass fmSs Ser ., sola
1000 liniieo abo iuc ier...s..... GiM
200 liuiieO abs funo 5n 81
60 MnibeiIc aun e uno 6 eom lo1s
"a ain6ciIc slrur g urS y com tlM
e25 uibcilc smn unS 9 eom iiN
10 grnibelIc snm 9 uro q com lis4
20 aniOeiIc rim arb 9 com liN
100 9tuibelc aun ms y com y
30 9luibciIc alrun 6 uno y COM ii
IL ni0ciic elrnn 3 nuh y tom A
81 snibeiIc aoio . a unS 3 com. as
% gmibcirc Maao 1n glac reis as
sluipcilc Pain came com los
90 slrtbeiIc @aiio 1npc com .i07M
100 sIriDciic @alio 1npc CON-. io7
20 siuipeile 9ario 1ubc ccm. io6
80 ari0cilc @aIo 1nSe conf, io7N
80 siusDcirc aaIio anpc ccm ios
so alnpcilc nato Cube rom. l07is
10 sfutDeilc @aiio 3uhc com .i07
70 sInt6cilc BATH zupr cam. io5M
100 gluihciIc gano gn6e lis oiy
50 aripcile con Gas pib( (@20s) tie
80 strOeilc g@Ge mS Spio(aao5) )lia
40 siui0eiic Goshen com ....4. a2M
6i5 siuiScilc CoSocu com sgi1
500 einiBclIc cosocu com s9t,
d75 sInibciIe Goshen cont ... 22l4
50 sluibcilc cos6cn com - s9,z
9o siptbcile Goshen com aat
25 ambeiIc GosOcn cuul . "a
IS sinibcHc CosOcn com 2iM
100 anibciIc Ucsoen COM. 2i4.
% anibciic Goshen com ,,.. 2ii4
20 gInbeilc 2oo G6cm com oslA
snu9ciIc Sub cDcm com os4
90 sIuibciic Gno obcn com es
ani6eiIc Dop gtrm pm osM
200 aniDcilc @unitou Oh com M aiss
200 Ambcilc eouftcu 0ii cont 2its
200 slnibclc Srnlton Oil tom. 2iM
% Slnipcilc oouiton Oil com. 2iN
100 emibciIe oouiion Eu com. sis,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11

-. -. = ..-''
zoo alnibcilc GoSD,u cont 22&
60 auibclc cos6cn com ...... Ne
$50 gIHipciIc GoSseu ccm 2sss
10 etuibcilc Gosocu conn., ...,.. ~
100 ant6cilr GoSoct conn., ~ aeiA
400 smtOcIJc goSoeu com m...s..t. 2a
80 gniAcIc Gosocu ccn . 222
100 sniDelc GoSScn com . ~
vs. NnibcIc Goshen con- ..... 22M
100 auiDcIe Gosocn com .,..sa 22
2io slaibcIIc cosScu com .... 22gs
q gmipelic GpsOe4 com m. gah
2io gnibcIlc Gosocu com ..... ~
sJibclIc GoSocu com .... 22A
eco sIutbcllc Goshen com .... 22ls
eInibclIe Goshen cOm ..... 22A
20 eIHtbdlc c@Ge&9 pnCs2o50 is
50 auibeIc Doo Gbcm com. .. 60
20 aniDciIc SAB Chem com m os&
s aniBclc Gao Gbcm com. osM
8 gtutbeIc 3ocIp uuo Ecpoflt ia7
1876 aniDcIc Souiiou Oil pio .. "a
no anibeiIc Soaiion cil COM M ioM
200 gHtbcIe Souiiou Gil com 4 i97k
100 sIniDclc eoultou cn com s. aoN
100 gui0cIe ooufiou ciI COM soA
22o gni9cilc Douiioa St ccm.. 2f
8 griociIc wlO gofuaIm .s..@. ai
20 slnibcIc ga 9satcr 4olpcr 765
SO anibcIc ga @atcr 8owcr M 7oN
il5 gnibcIc pa gsaicr @owcr 76k
so 9luibcIc ga 2sotcr 9owcr M 7ogi
10 srioclc ga ssatsr gowm 7GM
8 sIutbciIc sasuIpa 4ruo pIO i7
IS aribci!c eapuIpa Acf com i5Na
500 snibciIc SaguIpa @cf com i1ss
ms etutDcilc sapupa Mci com s.. ts5s
i75 eIntbclr 1apprpa 9lcl com. .. IA
600 slni5ciIc sapaIpa aici COM t0A
" autbciIc eapaIpa mci CONT t5&
100 stui9cilc eapnpa Hci cont i5Hs
100 Mntbcl,c Sopnipa &ci com tsM
i2i stntbcIt sagnipa groo rcni IL
600 guibcnc @apnIpa aO com i5B
100 auibciIc Gapnipa @cl sum iaN
$50 cInibciIc 1npnIpa aci com M lsN
100 aribciIc 9aguIpa Ncl com . i5M
100 sri5clIc uriro 9lbs com M a7lA
200 NuibcIc @ae'auo cir.,,~.., 5is
SOL stniOcIIc BabIato Gil ~.,. 5H
i2o suibcilc gsabIauo cil ..,... 5gA
500 slniDeiIc @opIaro Gl .-.. s4
i5o glribcIIc esaolaub oil ....,. a'A
10 sInibciIe @apIanS Gil ....s 5l1
a50 etui0ciIc ssoGlauo oil M..,s. 57s
so snBcilc @obIau6 Gil ,....... aN
zoo gHtiDclle @aNauS Sil ..... 5S
$50 gluitcilc saapano Gil ~.... 5gs
455 aulbciIc qaapIoro Oil ..... sM
100 ambciIc gsanlono cll,..,. sas
io5 slntbcllc gaaplauo Gil ~.... 5M
500 sIniDeiIc gsaolauo Sil ....... 5N
Is ssri6clIc gaabIouo cu ~ a7s
i7o entbcllc @a0aro cil,-.. 5N
100 smi0cilc @op.ano Sil ..,.@ aM
100 sluibclc gsabIano Gil .. 5M
80 eIntbciIc geopIauo cil...s sA
100 glnlbeiIe SdNlauo Gil...44 5ts
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11

3 tet. 3uTllDr Ob,662 Sll'
idel; &crianot bon ocn Gleuaiorcn
509G @uihel; Glcoatorcn Gorrath
263 POI 9Suldlcl
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,WGder.(y .(yeIanovcrcin.a

Soiiptquortier: u9fiiifers Soae,~
Nr. t03, 9lorO.5reOerid- -StraBe, ic.
oeu Samitag glbenO, nit ghisnabme
Oes oritten 5amItaes i'm Mouot,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11

@crf0iiic auf scr Baltimore slfticn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11

Mci5cn ,3uiubr l59,50i @u.
idcl; Ecrianot pun Ocii Glcpatorcn
t1i,49l 9'uidcI Glcpotorcnuorrutb
i,l73,lt5 gltic6cl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-02-11

,Ecutnle WrictlifnIt upn Mlnrglnnb."
Nrbcits s.NndlmclinnBss ssNircnu,
glr 2i5 uno 2l7, GuurtldnosStrnhc.
Gprccbiiunocn bon ! bis . llGf.
(9iob29) Sphn .. Nicnrr, glaeni
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-15
LARONE

Mesdames Brown, Gibbs, Wade ana
Staples, members of the M II. Z. OF NOR
ridpeyock were visitors at sister meii-
hers. Mrs Grace Campbell. on June .
and were visitors also, as guests OF MIS-
Campbell, to the NJ. l. S. meeting at the
home of Mrs. Farley. This was the
regular meeting of the NJ. l. S. and was
nersonally conducted by Mrs. Farley
whose subject was Foreign Missions.
Miss Touriee, an assistant. also gave a
biographical sketch OF one OF the nis'
missionaries. Adoniram Judsm Little
Miss Marion Farley assisted in the pro-
gram by singing solo. while her SISTER
Mildred gave a recitation. one Oh .he
visitors. Mrs Brown, also gave pieasiiis
recitation. The next meeting will be with
Mrs Grace Marcia on June 2 ana the
suhiect will be on DR.. Grenfalrs work IN
Newfoundland.
A social sing at W. J. Marcia's on the
evening of June was well ATTENDED ana
enioyed. This was Miss Tour1ee's last
meeting with friends in Larone as her
school on Hill Top is closed for the sum
mer vacation and she returned to her
home in Rhode Island on June 9.
Friends of Nathan Brewer will be In
terested to know that he is soon to be
married in San Francisco and then will
20 to China where he has been appointed
an Official missionary for the Seventh
Day Adventists.
Mrs. Anna Perkins has returned TO ner
home in Massachusetts, after living III
Larone for about one year. Mr.. PERKINS
is president Of the Durand Candy MIG
Co. Of Boston.
A telephone message to Mrs. FREQ
Huntington on June 10 bore the SAD IN
| telligence Of the death Of her father IN
Litchfield. Mrs. Huntington left for tnas
place on the noon train Saturday
The farmers are about discouraged
owing to the wet weather and they have
been obliged to change many OF their
planting plans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-15
Cocoanut Oil Fine
For Washing Hair

II YOU want to keep your hair in
good condition, be careful what you
wash it with.
Most soaps and prepared shampoos
contain too much alkali. This dries
the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and
is very harmful. Just plain mulsified
cocoanut oil (Which is pure and en-
tirely greaseless), is much better than
the most expensive soap or anything
else YOU can use for Shampooing, as
this can't possibly injure the hair.
Simply moisten Your hair with
water and rub it in. One or two tea
spoonfuls will make an abundance of
rich. creamy lather, and cleanses the
hair and scalp thoroughly. The lather
rinses out easily. and removes every
particle of dust, dirt. dandruff and ex-
cessive oil. The hair dries quickly and
evenly, and it leaves it fine and silky,
bright, fluffy and easy to manage.
You can get mulsified cocoanut oil at
r:r"t any drug store. 1t is very cheap
and a few ounces is enough to last every
one in the family for months
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-15
WEST SIDNEY

A. Fl. Haley of East Sumner made a
business trip to West Sidney Monday
returning home Wednesday morning
Mr.. Haley was the guest of his broth
err. Joe Haley.
G. L. Richardson went to Fayette
Wednesday to attend Pomona.
Miss Bessie Mills passed Tuesday
with her friend, Eta E. Lovejoy Miss
Mills many friends will be gratified
to learn that she is steadily improving
Mrs. Vesta Gilmore and son Roland
called last week in the home Of c. H
Lovejoy
Miss Beatrice Golfer of Augusta is
passing a week in the home Of Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. A. Lovejoy of the Belgrade
road
Charles H. Lovejoy passed his s3rd
birthday quietly at his home last Mon
day, June II.
F. E. Robinson, Manchester. was a
business caller in this section Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Marcellus Blaisdell is in Man
chester keeping house for few days
for Mrs. F. E. Robinson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-06-15
NORTH CLINTON

NORTH-Mrs. Milford keene OF
Canaan and daughter Mildred Totman
nassed a day recently with Mrs, Nellie
HaZeltine.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Jones Of Burn
ham passed Sunday with their daushter'
Mrs. r. H. Gerald.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard Eastman are
passing a few days in Portland
Mrs. A. p Mcfarland was in Clinton
Village Friday afternoon. to attend the
exhibition given by the pupils Of the
rural schools, where she acted as accom-
paniest for Miss Bernice Pennell who
sang. Mrs. Mcfarland is graduate of
the New England Conservatory of Mu-
sic.
Mrs. Mabel Watson was in Bangor on
business Saturday.
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ALMA

stoddard Erskine of Boston is the guest
of relatives in town.
Miss Evelyn Erskine Of Boston is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.
Erskine.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. c. Jewett and two sons
were the Sunday guests of Mrs. Jewett's
uncle. Bert Erskine
MRS. Harriet JeWett went to Hallowel
last week where she will be the guest OF
her brother, Henry Pearson.
"A Southern Cinderella" four-act
comedy drama. will be given at the Union
chapel, Whitefield Plains, Monday ere.
ming, June 10, by Alma Dramatic Club. II
stormy next fair night. This play has
been given in other towns with great
success.
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PALERMO

CENTER-Mr. Davis, a home mission.
airy from Lewiston, is holding series OF
meetings at this place, Branch Mills
Cars Corner and East Palermo, be-
ginnig Sunday. There was the usual
morning service at this place with Mr.
Davis as speaker, and an evening meet
ing.
There will also be meeting here on
Tuesday and Wednesday evenings at 7.3o
On Thursday evening there will be a
meeting at East Palermo.
w. B. Howard has returned from Bos-
ton, where he has been for few days OF,
business.
Howard Glidden who was i'll with
measles in Augusta is convalescing.
Ralph Worthng is staying with c. B.
Newhall during his parents absence.
Ed. Dodge is assisting w. B. Howard
with his spring planting.
The Ladies' Aid will meet with Mrs c.
B. Newhall on Thursday, June IS
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CONY HIGH NOTES

Wednesday morning the following
Senior ESSAYS were read in the AS
sembly: P. McCourtney, the freser-
walton of the Forests; Rodney turner
Bacteria; Frank Sprague. Inc T.
NJ. c. A. Of Augusta; Miss Dorothy
Creasey, The Pan-American Bulldlhs
in Washington" All Of the essays
were very interesting and foiloWlns
their reading, Flag day was observed
by the singing Of appropriate songs
after which a fine essay on social
ISM" by Reuel Hanks, was greatly en-
loved by all present. Among the visi-
tors were Perley Turner. Carl Lewis
and George Froberger, all former stu
dents who have recently returned
from college to pass the summer in TINS
city.
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TROY

CENTER-Henry Moore, Willie Sander
son and Verna Bowden left Saturday for
Lowell, Mass, where they have employ
ment
Mr.. and Mrs. Aubrey Bickmore and
daughter Of futile, North Dakota, who
were called here few weeks ago by the
illness and death Of Mr.. Bickmore' s
father, left Thursday on their return trip.
Miss Vera Goodale Is passing the week
in Pittsfield with her sister. Miss Ervena,
student at Maine Central Institute. and
one Of the contestants in the prize speak
ing Saturday evening.
Old neighbors and friends Of Prof
George B. Files. formerly of Troy Center,
were grieved to hear of his death which
occurred last week at his home in Lewis.
ton.
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CHINA

NECK-Miss Mildred Patterson Of
Augusta has been visiting for a few
days her parents Mr. and Mrs F. NJ
Patterson, returning to her employment
at Nickery Hills. Augusta, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Randall and son
Shelby were Sunday guests of friends in
Augusta.
Mrs. W NJ. Crowther is visiting rela-
tives and friends at Weeks Mills for a
few days.
". B. Bailey and son Nelson Of China
Village, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bailey and
daughter Letha and Kelsey Jepson Of
Stanley Hill were entertained at e. C..
Bailey's Sunday.
The Friends Monthly Meeting will be
held here Wednesday. All are most cor
daily invited.
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Fred Clark Of Noridgewock. agent for
a cream separator company, was in town
last week and installed a machine for
F. w. Farley.
1t is reported that the r. S. Haynes
farm has been sold to Erwin Stevens and
Philip Thissell.
Mrs. Lue Buzzell has been visiting her
daughter. Mrs. W. r. Taylor in Farming
dale.
Mrs. Springer of Litchfield was visiting
her brother. Fred Huntington. last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. S. Lowe Of Norridge-
wock were Sunday visitors in town.
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For the convenience of Augusta and
Hallowell parties who wish to attend the
reception to Right Rev. Benjamin Brew
ster, D. D.. bishop of Maine. Saturday,
June II. train No 4, leaving Augusta at
$40, will stop at The Oaklands. the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Gardner. Train
No. 81 will also stop at The Oaklands
at 40 for the accommodation OF guests
who wish to return at that hour The
convenience afforded by the mana cement
Of the NJ. c. R. r. Co. will be greatly ap-
precated by the public.
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Acting under the direction Of the
Board of Health f. r. Bean has been
doing a good piece of work in drying
up a pond of stagnant water on Gage
street back of a. H. Ferran's shop and
the extension of Center street which
has for the past few years drained
quite territory in that section. The
pond has been drained, catch basin
put in and Mr.. Beams crew is now en-.
sased in filling in the area with rub
biSh
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Co. II, Maccabee Rifles, held orlil
with full equipment of rifles and uni
forms Wednesday evening for the first
time. in Golden Cross hall. Capt A.
A. Nelson is drilling his men in the
omen order, close order and manual OF
arms, anG a very efficient company
will he the result in a short time, as
the men are taking a great deal of in
terest in the work.
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For the convenience of those who wish
to attend the reception which is to be
given to Bishop Brewster at the Gardiner
estate on June II the west-bound train
on the Maine Central Railroad leaving
Augusta at $40 P. NJ. will stop at the
station at Oaklands and also the 4.30 P.
NJ. train from South Gardiner going east
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Mrs c. S. Downing, who lad for
some time past been in the Canal Zone,
has returned to her home in this city,
and was accompanied as far as Boston
by her daughter Mrs. Edwin Butcher
and little daughter Betty. Mrs. Butch
er and daughter will within few days
come to Augusta.