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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-13
WEST GARDINER

POND ROAD-A number Of tie tn
ers here attended the meeting Of y
Farmers Union held q. Gardiner Gig
hall as. Saturday a2d report vs!e
thus!astic and interesting meeting. Xr'
OF those who are no. already ,nes'H
are planning 10 Join In the near tuts
J. ". Emery Of the Gard.ne. farm ~
ed Sunday at his home here
Roland Hope OF Gardiner was Hsss
at Walter Wakeaeld's on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Norton ard ts1I'
Mrs. A l. Read and daughter VIVIAN o.
Mr.. and Mrs P. T. Lunt and son Mott
attended the entertainment, given By "
diner Grange Monday evening.
John Lawrence and James Russ q o
Brunswick road were business vis..on
town Monday.
The heaviest snowfall Of the season
Cured here Tuesday and Wednesday. y
storm amounting to a blizzard Weffs
Gay night The snow was very weiccS
and those having tear,nr 70 60 are ."
ly taking advantage OF the shedding
Quite . few are still confined TO
house With the prevailing cold and q
temper.
Hubert Glidden Of Augusta visited =
atives in town Wednesday.
Quite . little criticism is heard hese
garding the change OF time Of the T.
D. delivery. Not one has been Heard
express approval Of the new arrangens
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MONMOUTH

EAST-The soc.a, AFFAIR II re ".
try On Thursday evening held BIZ "a
Ladies Auxiliary was s.-c=ss :.
heavy snowfall Of Wednesday ada
rather than prevented as vas expst
ed, good ATTENDANCE ~ exceIE
supper was served ~ c.a' ladies' i
charge. Mrs, Elliott. Mrs willard u
Mrs kinbau. TIE entertainment. ys
pared ard directed ~ Ms sanba.
included piano selections by Xs
k.Eckley - South Mo-. .o..-. ard Xs
Leah Crosby; vocal so.ts u Max VI.
ard and Merle Sacbo-1, readings
Merton Le=ch and Master George Lee.
a brief Sketch, The ~. C-.tic,"
Mrs, Clinton Smith ara Mss CNt'
Tie enco-es ware app-ec!a::ye. lear
and persuasive. TIE proceeds from Il
series Of socials are - be Used to [:
tablish a lib-ary under tire -nanasen.
OF tie Ladies Auxiliary.
l, Is hoped thai the voters n Il
part OF the town will De - ev.tele.
towameet:ng on Monday ard vote IN
new bridge East Monmouth IS sn,!d'
20 few OF the good things 20 10 1'
tr!buted. How aoou. electric lights q
tie electric railroad? Boom East M
mouth. II TIE men will 20. say az
thing. give the ladies' az opportulT
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BELFAST

The Hospital Club will meet next Tues
day evening with the president. As'
Ear: L. klgore.
A, recent meeting Of the Maine sons
G. the Revolution. which was recently
held in Portland. Ralph Emery q Bel
fast was elected as the Waldo county
vice. president. TIE matter OF gT-s
some practical aid 20 the Knox memorial
a. Thouas-on was referred 70 the board
o< managers together with the movement
10 have erected IN Washington q build
ing in which 20 safely house tie IA
tional archives.
Emma White Barker Tent D o. v, VIII
hold its regular meeting in Memorial aal-
Wednesday evening. March Is. On the
afternoon Of the same day the members
are invited to sewing circle az t1e home
of Mrs. Charles Ludwick. Primrose hill
Mrs. Rena Dobson entertained saw
ing club Of young people last Thursday
evening a. the home Of ME-. Joseph Tyler.
High street This club will De enter
tanned next Thursday evening By Mrs,
Elmer Keene az newly furnished apart
rnent on upper High street
e delightful luncheon al their home OF
Church street Friday evening. LunchecE.
was served a, . O'Clock 70 the following
guests: NJ. and Ms. James H Eowes,
Mr. ard Mrs Maurice L Slugg. MI and
Mrs Irving Dinsnore- Luncheon was
followed by auction. the prizes being won
b. NJ, ard Mrs. Slugg. Dr.. and Mrs.
Stevens are charming entertainers arr
the evening proved q very enjoyable one.
Nj and Mrs, William B. Swan enter
tanned the so Club and friends FRIDAY
evening At their home, - High street.
the occasi being the Eth anniversary Of
their marriage. An abundance ot roses,
tonQuiIs and po,red plants were present
ed to them BY the guests No prizes are
awarded in this club Refreshments o.
frozen pudding. assorted cake and cofee &c
were served. The guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Sherman. Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
rlord Sherman, M-. AMI Mrs. Albert Bur
CESS. Charles P. Eazeltine, A \. HoTes,
Miss Frances Chase. Mrs. Alber, Carter.
Miss Charlotte Colbu-n. Mrs George Bal
ley. Mis-. Maud Barker and Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Eickford.
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WINSLOW

Five dollars Ii Is alleged was obtain
false pretensas. TWO men called at
their store soliciting advertisements for
a Lewiston publication. They were Civ
en- an al BY Proctor & Bowie and a
check for IS. As far as known no stores
II Waterv!.ie were asked TO advertise.
The manager of the publication was
called up and he stated they had no
solicitors IN this locality. Proctor &
Bowie learned the check had been CASH
Cd and the men were located at the
railroad station as they were about 20
take the train An officer asked them
20 accompany him to the city hall
where warrant was issued They
we're admitted to bail by Judge a. A.
Matthew acting as bail commissions,
Security in the sum OF 800 each was
furnished by William Howard.
Mrs. Susan Cushman was a visitor a.
Portland last week.
c. A. Grant 10 entertaining his moth.
er and sister Of Unity.
One OF the finest dances of the sea.
son was held at Taconnet Club house
last Friday evening under the auspices
OF the Club members. and was attend.
ed by about 20 couples. Excellent rnu-
sic was rendered by Sussman's orches.
ira Of Colby College.
Mrs. Ina Taylor Hooper is a candi.
date for school committee Of this town
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Girls I! Girls !!
Have Beautiful Hair

Mildyed.na Hair Remedy stimulates the
scalp. makes il healthy and keeps i 90
Il IS the greatest scalp iryigorator known
i !s Z wholesome medicine for both the
ta.r and II. scalp. E.ea small bo--le Q.
i: xiii put more genuine life in your hair
tna-. doz+n bottles q any otner Ha.!
tonic ever rezte l. shows results from
the cry s-ar- %ow on sale a. every
drug store In the land at 5.-c ard g."
bottle.
3iidr.aira Hail Remedy * the only
certain destroyer Of the dsrdrlH raic-of'=
which - TIE ca1s= ~ e.rf % mar ,Eol-
ties These perricious. persistent and ds-
str1c.i.e l.--.e devils IarIFe ~ ne 9r1.-
nary re3r toLics.
SaEnI.ie r1a!.ed fq- Ilc 20 pay postaze
etc. hy re Atl.5-=9 Louise Co. Boston
Mass FIR sale b. y Z. H.theC-a1T.
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EARLY MORNING FATIGUE

Tbn yc- svzke IN TIE morning fcet'
Ing tired out, feeling worse In iaes tsan
when you went 20 led, you are confronted
With cne Of tie chArscseTAic Symptoms
of neuas.Lenia. Il l. due to the rue
down condition. Of the rerTes that rest
does nos brng renewed Strength ard
e:eep refresh tie tired brain Overwork
and worry are the most frequent Causes
q this condition.
TIE treatment Is one Of nutrition Of The
nerve cells, requiring . non-acoholic
tcn;e. As ibe neTes get their nouElzn-
uent from the blood the treatment Mua
be dirctei toward building up the blood.
On. WilIiauas' Pink Pills act directly On
de blood and with proper regulation OF
The diet lave proved Of TIE greatest hene-
6t in many cases Of neu,asshenia- A
tendency . anemia, or bioodlesness,
els,w-. ~ MOTT oeures.henic patiente, Is
also corrected by thee tonic pills Your
OWL cuggis. sells Or. WIlliAnns PINK
Pills Q, they VIII be sent By mail On re-
cei,a 81 prize, 50 cents PER box; ax BOXES
$50. BEGIN the treatment at once De-
fore your condition beoones worse -
ths-e ia chronic form @: neurashen,a-
Two useiui books, DISEASES OF tee
Nervous System" and ''Whss 70 Eat and
How 70 Esa,' will be sent free By the
Dr.. Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady
;. T., if goo mention this paper.
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RICHMOND

Capt. and Mrs c. z. Hewitt ~
visitors n Gardner and .Avg,su y.
day.
The regular meeting Of NJ. Cans
Chapter. Q. E s. was held Thura,
evening. Members Of Olive B.ut
Chapter Of Dresden Mills we're The IN.
vired guests. Before TIE meeting +,
banquet vas served. About IS va,
present.
Samuel Lavalee. who tas been w..
ond trick operator Al the Maine ca.
trail station Cor the past few Years, Ia,
been transferred 20 the B-alsva
station.
One candidate received he P?
tr!archal degree az the reE1!a. nss.
ing Q: Kennebec Valley E-canpns,,
Friday evening.
TIE regular meeting % R.chnsH
Lodge. Ne. SO. ( and a u, vii h
held Monday evening q, Masonic bal
a crew 81 browr-teil uo-h zen al
cleaning Up che streets il re alag
' j. Clark F.agg. who has te=1 Il I:
the past six weeks, IS rc1 able 70
al his place Of business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-13

SEowtegan, NJ, March .3-iSpe-
c.aD-Skowhe gars most youthful
-usjcs, organization a-d tire Only
thing Q: tie Kid y Name : IL
Ju:e1..e Orchestra mich Wa formed
Recently uader the direction {: Elmer
E. Towce. supervisor II music u. t.e
Sko1hegan schools ard j. Is IRE apple
q his eye. The orchestra -oH mas rer
members which range t-c1, eight Years
70 :welve ana from -Ee third grade .:
tae public schools 70 the s!xt1. -.es=
young people play very VEL. some GO
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en5 IA wtdA experience i orchestral
~0rk before coming p Maine some
Years ago. aE1 nov ta> Tcwn-.> band
@1i Orchestra. widely ano~n orgar.-
zar.ons II :..s part o. the State. T1e
yo-rg=s- member o. ne Juvenile Or
ches,-a IL l.,-Ia James Fellows White,
Younger So o Eltse Fellows White
rhy y herself Z r.ol.r.<t q more than
S,a,e-a:1e rep.--@-io-. ana hopes .
star: her so. in his Path when he Is
little deer. Harold Lard, so- Of NJ.
AMI MIS-. Thomas Lord = frs: yio.in-
Isl, as i Charles Carivea1, son ot Mr..
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WINDSOR

WEST-The Ladies Union VIII ns
with Mrs. Hiram Pierce Wednesa"
March Is.
With Rev. NJ. H. Wakefield as iess
er, Vinal Merrill, Fred Gardner, =
nest Hallowell and Leland Randai, -, !.
of North Windsor. left for Bangor :.
day to attend the Annual Confeisr
Of Boys. returning home on MonaH,
The Ladies' Union Of North VIZ
sor Baptist church will unite q
with the NJ. E. church Of Winds"
serving a dinner to the voters u ~
dining room Of G. A. r. hall on -
day, March 18th, town meeting o.
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Somerset Real Estate Transfers

Following arc -ha recent -ea! estate
transfers a. recorded a. the Somerset
registry II deeds
SEowtegar-El Elizabeth Lashon to
Wallace J. L&shon.
Hertlaod-Archur 0. sredman 70
Guy ". Enery, - acres Of Land with
bZld:ngs.
Matis5n-C. II. NcKenz.e siercar-
Tile C0.. Ra7.ford. 70 c. H. Mckenzie
O.. Runnford. land and buildings On
Maple street extension: 3. P. J. Wes-
TON 70 2. q. Estes, land on No-r!dge-
wock road.
Eorridgewock- ot TIE
town Of Eor-.dgewock 70 the Somerset
Grange. No. IS, Corporation. tee High
school building and lot known As Eaton
school; Somerset Grange no. IS Cor
poration 10 the Inhabitants Of Nor
ridgewock, Grange hall and lot On
Main street. consideration $500,
a-Eony-Cheries TAYLOR 70 Cor
ham D. Magoon. rs acres Of land and
illjlr55-gS
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CANDIDATES N MOADAY'S CITY ELECTIONS
AND THE RESULTS OF LAST YEARS. vote

A,.us.a: Mayor Ban S. vies- Rep.
Ex-Mayor E. ke~bert Dem. - -.
majority o. 40 Ivy government
bIican IL to TO-
Ranoor: Mayor John Woodman, Rep
ar
CITY Democrat. March Mayor "ooanan elected
Belfast: William K keene, Rep.
Ex-M Edgar F. Hanson Dem -, .
c.... r. coomh. elected last without Democratic
position.
eiddefo-u: Josep p. Gsndron Rep
A. Girard, DEM
elected iass year "''ou' oPF''s'oh
Brewer: =. II. kekerson Rep
Nc 80
elected WITHOUT oPpossen ivy gown
e,nnen. unanimously Republican
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81, rate j. Is p-easu-e - listen
L hem PLAYING marches AMI their
:avor.t= piece .h@ Po.lyanaa /Wa,rz
cc-a posed especially f,- -hem o:
Director Town, act - ne c:-2-
'hey get INTO the High School Slow-
hogan vi. have I,23ers c.oS4 II pro-
tess.o.ais- To- .-ee' o.ca 4 eyee.
for Z sh3-- -eAea-sal IN the as==-7.,..:Y-
Room q The Es-ga scfcol 5ajl3:2g ara
5.r. Tonnes p4-- II he mater =
purely for his orn pleasure, Il =
very enthusiastic n his musical work
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VASsALBORO

EA6T1ThS gentlemen Of the II. E.
church. Ease vassalboro. win furnish an
eutResannsn1 snd oyster supper At the
vest1y q The church Tuesday evening,
March -
b. r. T1ns3ey and Frank fayior haule
potatoes 70 Wa4sFvflle today. The price
hangs around q per bushel.
John Pratt has returned from Florida.
where 10 went TO pass the winter.
George Burgess, tho iceman OF East
vassaIboro, has sawed by hand some over
400 CAKES Of ios for different parties
near ~.
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After being cas-. into oblivion for l.
years. somewha. Ike Pip Van "Inkie'
The Lever tas again been published by
the s.owhegan High schoo, Seniors and
70 tne;- creGi, i has been rezu-rected
IN a,er garo than in is previous exist
erce. This school magazine has been IN
charge Of Pay ParTente- edi-or-in-
chief, assisted By the following t3a'd;
business manager. jon. D. E.e-E; Asst
na-a-.r. Ralph r Merriam; associate
editors: Marion ?. Adams. alumni: the
-ssa II. Bisso-. miscellany; Lewis '"
Prom. athletics: Florence z. BU--.u III
e-a-y: Errery T. D-er, tne nC- shell &c
re-a :. Smith. music r. Allan Ven
worth. social: lass representatives.
Pre- 7; y. Wt:.a T. Do-o.hy H Pots
= 7rrr : U-aGewo-1h = Lyl= c.
sr:nchseld - Ear, r T.Ilo-.cE r. Do--
r-S,, " Pencil = Ta.s e5.-.-l = dad
;c..e4 ~ pztrh ". Leighton. pr.n ipal
Of - !i.gr .o1l. who's gnot3g-a.,!. oc-
,-,-..4e ~ -. % e TnA nagazir@ co-,-
,-.-~ r. r.reg ifc.1asr- l.s- u In fzc-
,..-- .ra- -a.e~-ar. w. .-:r---r - II
.1-<re.. Statistics {. r3ez5 r. -
IA. III" -..!s j: ~-r.s~. :o..--1.rc~e a-*
-v..--.- 5-.g..-e. ~ s-cr. ri-:--.es.
AID ...e,.-r -,-s.-, e. III, 4tr.- d.
-e-.--a,,s. a.e..l an al-..-- -.3-4. -:.f ?
sAc-:or. ~ 1cEes and .zEe-c=fs cs'.-. IT,
~ >n.,,. .arn r. c-.s:5. -.i.- :si1e,
besides about i Caga= Il a.. = ~.-.---.
Tbs ..-e~ar. Gepa-.r1er- i r. - q
a--scfAs and q .,a~7 corn, --.t IS zLe
students ot the school. BIT tzz as !. to-
az ne olte- Levers tsed II. - = .
football s-2-r. Miss F!o-a-.oe +s-r.''I IL
the author OF a pref r,3err u ~--.--.3c;
entitled THE Miracle "@zrcc. :. -.lvl-
ties for 8 H. :" as ac---es ~ e31cs-
ZION besides the regular scnoc! s.ud.es,
are taker ID ~ srtes Marion Adams. who
"a herself r-oa.irer. IS -eade. ara has
ketbaiI player. and = Plea t2~ Athletics"
BY Miss Helen White, captain All STR u
the basketball team Their are three
travel articles: q. TRY IL. ire Ncca-aI..s'
b. Bruce H. II. Whi,e -. desc-.h!.g Z
.riD W q glacier IN British Columbia. -
T-ars-Cor-iaen.al Journey" ~ Karl r.
Ph,l5r.cE :. ard Life in the We" Z
trip IN Alberta, br Miss --elea "h.fe=iGe
i IL Harold u Crosby IL took for Ms
subjec. Tie Preservation OF OR Main
Forests" The concluding literary NUN
Der is the football story. a Scoreless
Tie" b. John z. French Il.
A coed sized audience assembled Il the
Opera house Friday evening for the ftth
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an. Mrs. Joseph Car:veau. Sidney
Johnson. Jr-. and Leon jenkins are
second y.o.:ns. Arthur Springer is an
excellent cornetist. E,eiyn s. Ledger.
daughter q Mr.. ana Mrs. Michael S.
Ledger also plays the cornet and Ger
--uGe Knight, daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. :. A. knight pays clarinet and
piano. Lois Hubbard, daughter Of Mt
ana si-S. Harry Hubbard, and Beatrice
Weston. daughter OF Mr.. ana MS
Horace Weston are the TWO regular
p:a.:s,s. the music being for four
hands.
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oraion" vas rhe subject Papers were
gwen ~ Mss Gertrude :. Weston.
y hc a-s9 presided AT the meeting. and
bv Mr.. Nora Dunbar. Mrs. Ella 7.
HI Rad q chapter from The House
\. Eugene F-.=!d. Musical numbers IN
c.:..=G duet. Home Sweet Home. =
N-- Emma pun-on and Mrs. Albert
watson. voca! solos Mrs. Elizabeth
Robinson. ..g!in SOLO, Miss Lois Man
tcr. TIE hrsresses/ were Ms. Roy Lam
caster and Mrs. William Donaldson
Mrs Ruth Eaton Is 10 have charge Of
.he uAetiEg March -.
Harry Taylor IS 70 begin evangelis-
liz services a. Nor-.dgewoca this week
and there Is some mention o. having
LII LIE - SEnMh.Eac z .:.-!e !aCsC:
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CHINA
Card Of Thanks

We wish to thank our neighbors and
friends for the kindness during our
bereavement: also for the beautiful
flowers. We also wish to thank the
Baptist church and the o. E 8. Friends
for the beautiful flowers.
Mr. AND MRS. EUGENE BRANN,
Mr. AND MRS. J. o. FISH,
MISS ELIZABETH FISH.
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A Correction

II -he obituary notice Of ]. Dexter
White Of this town. whose funeral &C.
CURED last Tuesday. il was stated that
,lr. White passed the greater portion
Of his life in Portland. whereas he left
there IN his early ,eens and passed
about 81 years in Boston. For II years
H was salesman with c. F. Hovey.
ard for g years was one Of the buy
ers for Jcrdan-M Marsh CO. OF Boston.
icing in charge Of eight departments
with 100 clerks under hin. One Of his
b;g commissions was al the close Of
the Worlds Fair in Chicago, When he
vas ser- - buy all tha imported dress
goods for his Arm.
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Arson-Farnie ". Wait. Benton. 70
Walter :. Wait. the sam Gould lot and
buildings on Elm street, North Arson
village. owen Z. savage CT al 20 Lydia
z. Savage, land on road across the
Carrabassets river through North An
son.
Jackman-Peter BIaiS % Onesime
Paradis, land and buildings. on county
road
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Gard Of Thanks

/ ryish 10 thank ny friends and
-eishoors 70, their great kindness and
care through the illness Of ny be-
owed husband, f1- the flowers they
sent and for aid in other ways.
MRS. J. DEXTER WHITE.
Skovtegan. Ne. March y. 1915.
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RIVERSIDE

The Community Club XII! meet "edHes-
day a. 90 ?. ". a. ne home 0: Mrs. r.
z Ba:!ev. The program Will he OF a r,u-
steal nature ani IT charge Of Mrs Bal
ley Currents events By Mrs. l. ]. Arey.
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NOTICE.

Sealed bids for transportation OF .chol.
ars for the ensuing year will be received
BY the school committee Of Tassaloorc
until u ~ Wednesday. March Is. Bids
may be sent TO Supt- OF Schools. North
Vassalbofo. The right Is reserved to re-
feet any or all bids
GEORGE e PAINE. Secretary.
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NORRIDGEWOCK

Lyle Taylor and Doris Dexter have not
missed a day or been tardy for the win
ter term At Oak Hill school
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Milton Malhon

The body Of Milton Naibon, an old
time resident and business man OF
Sk0whegan, was brought here Friday
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AIETTE4 FROM the CONVENT Of l
ST, MARY AT FARNHAM, NJ
The Sisters in Charge Tell Of Good R.
suits from Using Father Johns Med
cine: A Body Building Food

We have permission quote tie following letter recently
" ire sisters
perfectly cHc 'ne cough
without 'he 2S
are sincerely grateful would Ike TO recommend
most stooon
-s-s<av ours signad Of St Mary FanAar y
colds because Of
a,arrs,,s which and rebuild
doctors p-@s7lioh s-| - F Tim
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night and placed in the receiving
tomb. Mr. 4Ia!bon was the son q the
late Peter Ms!bon Of Sk0Hhegan and
brother Of the late Reuel Naibon. He
had been in the shoe shop business in
Haverhi!l, Mass. for some time His
death was the result Of heart trouble
He was g. years old. He leaves oaa
daughter, Mrs. Jennings. who can
with the BODY.
Mrs. Bin ". Page and Miss Bea :
rrice Genthnev were in Wa,erville Sat
urday.
Rally day will be observed by Glenn
e1tine Weston ". c. T. L. Tuesday
afternoon and ire birthday Of Neal
Doa, niu be observed. Mrs. Ella :.
Nooers IS TO be il charge Of the pro-
gram.
The first Of q series Of four meet
:.gS On household subjects was held
~ the Town Improvement Society
Friday afternoon. wien House Dec
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SKOWHECAN NEWS

Lieut. F. H Farnum L. S. A.. Inspects Co. E and
Compliments Sergeant Lessor - High School
Magazine Makes Appearance Town I'M
provement Society Holds Interesting Meeting
Some Real Estate Transfers-Local News
Gleanings and Personal Mention
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-02-24
RUSSIAN DESERTER
TELLS OF HARDSHIPS
Official Russia 0verrun With
, Graft---PriSOners In Serbia
Starving

A,,,,.to. ra1 u,L % u..;,l
iios S: Anseles, i i, oai, T. eoi - -o',o'[lPpeu [
Vi VI MS iesI uolla! p$ d it husslan.' , IAN,
e1e y IuiSate Sa "uo" dae - ueci"reu ~ nav
@eleaneu @ f~9,'oo'yoO ~ %tuIus utse''eIs 10
ESCAPE 5g AigAai'ueI -Eeiiiii osshI' asTu
30: - was III Us Ans'l'S leS'er""E' looN'
my IoI d Jo2' J.. ..... .,.-....., 40 ooo =.
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