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Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-19
GERMAN COMMANDER ON
 WEST FRONT IS DEAD

LONDON. Dec. 19.-General von Fabre, commander in chief of one ot
 he German armies on the western front. is dead, according to German newspapers, says a Reuter- dispatch from Amsterdam. An exchange Tele- gram dispatch from Amsterdam says that von Fabre commanded on the Somme front and he became sick after the summer fighting.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-19

PLACERVILLE. Colo, Dec. 1S.-Al- bert Hurd. 21. was killed here tonight and George Roof, 4O, taken into GUS tody here in connection with the shoot ing. The authorities say Hurd at tackled Roof with gun.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-12-19
Splendid Cliffs Are DOwny COnafortors al1d IVOOl BldnketS

sent
  recp aud a BLANKETS believe hl thought
  getting the best ca in plain $125C $l5 $25
    THURSDAY, FRIDAY eATuRDAY EVENINGS -E
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-11

returned to their home in this city
Tuesday.
For hail insurance see c. L. Seel-
ey. Simonton Block.
The Vogue Drug Store has Pere-
dixo tooth paste for bad teeth.
Momer Marshail spent Tuesday
looking after business affairs in
Denver.
Frank Smith spent Tuesday in
Colorado Springs attending to bust
ness matters.
DR.. F. A. Blesse spent few days
the first OF the week with friends In
Gardner. N. N.
H. w. Potter left Thursday for
Nashville. Tenn. to look after bust
ness matters for q time.
g. W. williams returned Tuesday
morning from Kansas where he has
been visiting his father the past
week.
T. +. Gardner has moved on John
Washburn's farm. seven miles east
Of town. recently vacated by w. c.
Worman.
Ray Hutsel came down from Fow-
Ter Thursday TO visit his parents for
few days aud attend the Birth Of
. Nation" :.
Peredixo tooth passe whitens and
preserves the teeth. On sale at the
Vogue Drug Store.
Mrs. J. r. Mcl.aughlia left yester-
day sfssrnooh for Minnsapolis. alpn..
and will be Joined there later By her
husband. DR.. Mclaughlin.
Miss Mary Stevens. Who teaches
the Lake View School In Holbrook.
spent Saturday and Sunday In this
city with her sister. Miss Lois Stsv-
ems.
Particular people use Percdixo
tooth paste. Sold At coltman's Phar-
macy.
Miss Norma corbin left yesterday
morning for kansas City ana various
points In Missouri for . three
months visit with relatives aud
friends.
Miss Nancy Mcconnell. who has
been assisting In nursing at the VAL
ley Hospital for the past week. re-
turned 10 her home In Chcraw last
Thursdny.
Farmers are invitsd 70 come In
and ride on our Can't Sas Gate. The
best gate on the market at the lowest
price.-R. W. EnGilsh Lumber Com
paay. 3I3 West Second street.
Mrs. Ada Thonpsoa. Who spsat .
few weeks With her soa. Stewart
Thompsoa. and family. In Topeka.
Kan. rsturned 70 her home IN this
city Tuesday. She was accompanied
BY her little srasdson. Arthur Rus-
ssil. who Will make IN extsadsd vis-
u here.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-11
Ten Ceat Thimble Tea.

The La Junta Music Study Club Il
making arrangements for Z 10 cent
thimble tea which they will give ON
Monday afternoon from until s
o'clock at Harmony Hall. The club
extends an invitation to all ladies Of
the city to attend.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-11
900
1Aet-o.Lstt (1uh.


Tie Laff-s-l.oet CIub eajoyed Z
nost Dlsasaat svsains russday q
~ hone Of Mrs. =. L. Shanholtses.
Auetiea bridge furaishsd The pleas.
ant paslims until the hostess served
SseFesAmsats.
Ths guests vses Mrs. q. ". MINI.
ksa. Mn. Forest Aayhew. Mn. J. 8
Ries. Mn. 0so. Babcoek. Mn. Dsaa
ksa1all. Mn. In Hall. Mss. Victor
Lassesuist. Mn. 4. c. Tod. Mn
Hassy Allse anA Mra ". n. Mekiri.
haa.
~ elub wt)I asst asaia II TIVE
weeks With lles. n. L. Theaosoa.
C,uonma0no C1uh.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-11
Thursday whist c,.b.

Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Armstrong
were host and hostess on Thursday
evening to the members OF the
Thursday Evening Whist Club, Cards
were enjoyed throughout the even
Ing and later the hostess served very
dainty refreshments.
The guests were the Misses Lot,ie
and Minnie viii. Mrs. Victor Lager
quist and Mrs. w. H. Bragg.
= $$
AsaS,AAx,sn nls,ASns.n Tvns>n>
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-11
Aac,,o. Bridge Club.

The Monday Afternoon Bridge
Club met this week with Mrs. J. A.
Burwell. The ladies enjoyed auction
bridge during the afternoon and later
Mrs. Burwell served . dainty luch.
Besides the members Of the club .
few guests were also present.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-11

The Missionary Society Of the
Presbyterian church met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Davis at sos
Belleview avenue. Mrs. Davis and
Mrs. A. 8. Marshall were hoatesses
and after. the regular business ~
sion and program. they served dain-
~ refreshments.
About twenty ladies were present
and responded TO roll call by giving
immigrant items. The program was
In charge OF Mrs. J. A. Sevits and
the study Of the book. The King's
Highway" was commenced and prov
ed to be unusually Interesting. %
the first chapter was reviewed By
different members. who gave very
vivid word paintings Of the story and
the countries.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-11
!. Ho.or Of Mrs. Harry co..ely.

American beauty roses lent their
fagrance and beauty in the pretty
house decorations last Wednesday
when Mrs.. H. w. Potter. Mrs. J. W.
Ftsher and Mrs. Dean Holmes re-
ceived large number Of friends at
the pretty home Of Mrs. Potter. in
honor Of Mrs. Harry Comeiy. Of
Wichita. Kan.
Pretty red shades covered the
lights in the chandeliers while red
candles In their cut glass candle
sticks and smilax played no little
part in the attractiveness Of the par.
lors.
When the shades were drawn and
the spacious home filled with ladies
10 their pretty gowns and spring hats
the scene was indeed q beautiful one.
The dining room. where the dainty
luncheon was served. was also
place Of beauty. streamers Of red sat-
In ribbon extended from the chande-
lier to the four corners OF the table.
where coffee was poured. and the
lights were covered with pretty red
shades.
The guests were met At the door
daring the afternoon by little Billy
Updike. who greeted them In her
charming manner and ushered them
into the reception room. where they
were received by the hostesses and
the guest OF honor. and Mrs. Fred A.
Sabin. Mrs. J. B. Pearce. Mrs. G. II.
Winchell. Mrs. X. A. Steen and Mrs.
c. W. Bomgardner. who assisted In
receiving
Mrs. G. W. Milliken. Mrs. Reg
Garvin. Mrs. Geo. Babcock and Mrs.
+. G. Edwards. ushered the ladies'
into the dining room to be served.
Mrs. n. ". George had charge Of
the dining room and the ladies' who
assisted In serving were Mrs. W. II.
Brasg. Mn. }. e. Rice. Mrs. Cliff
Amidon. Mrs. Lestock Des Briaay.
Niss Mildred Mendelson. Mrs. n. A.
Lee. Mrs. Ella Light. Miss Carrys
Foxwosthy. Miss Frances Robinson,
Mn. John Holly. Mr.. Clyde ,sinoas.
Mrs. Victor Lassrquise, Mis- Ruth
Lasseas Allss Msrths 1EAllsios -and
Miss Mac DurvelI.
Pouring coffee we're Mrs. A. 3.
Narshall. Mn. z. O. woodbridge.
Mn. J. A. Kincaid. Mn. ". e. An
drews. Mss. z. W. Rassdsle. aud Mrs.
r. ?. Mayhem.
Excslleat music was furnished dur
Ing the afternoon on the violin and
plano By Mr.. Harry Hurley and Miss
Juanita Pelta.
Invitations were sent out 10 about
one hundred and eishty-five guests.
Those from out Of town were Mrs. n.
B. Dye. Miss Laura Dye. Mrs. James
Beatty. Miss GLADYS Beatty. Miss Ruth
Beatty. all Of MaAsanola: Mrs. Lewis
ovtsk. Mrs. Cora vailsndingham
Mn. Joseph Wagner. Mn. ]. D.
Hale. Nrs. ]. w. Bowman. Mrs. II.
D. Osrwood. all Of Rocky Ford: Mrs.
Clyde Smith. Mrs. G. n. Beeson. Of
Dodge City. Ksa.: Mn. IA Osuger.
Of 0wiak: Mn. A. =. Enyart. Of Ord.
way. and Ms. Porter. Of Pontiac.
III.
1AeS.a.19et Cluh.
he Lafs-s-Loss cisb sajeyed .
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-11

tthuO hOiO. MN. tSome
1lssNhcrisasps1 Annual 1laaquet.
The dining room Of the Methodist
church Was the scene Of Q most
pleasant affair last Friday evening
when the brotherhood Of the church
held their annual banquet 70 which
their wives and lady frteads> wers
guests.
The banquet tables we're tasteful-
y arranged and covers we're laid for
about $50 psople. After sll had
done ample justice TO the bountifuj
repast. n. r. Miller. a. toastmastsr.
took charge Of the meeting and from
that time until . late hour the guests
were entertained By the orators Of
the evening. whose wit and humor
created much merriment and sp-
pisuse.
Those who responded 10 toasss
we're Dr. =. II. chappelar. J. W. Rob
erts. r. r. Austin. c. c. Hearnsb~rg-
or. u. o. Wright. Rev. q. 9aadessoa.
r W. Cuckow. ~. X. McCauiey and
Rev. Robert aanderson.
II. II. Harrington snd =. r. Aus
Tin also delighted the guests with
several vocal solos.
r~e.s,.u,rs ws,s3lss Ass,v~r~sry.
NJ. aad Mrs. Prank Oostsa were
the victims Of . most Delighted sur-
peiss Tuesday night whsa . ssnbss
Of their frissds marched In % then
10 help them celebrate their tweaty.
sint weddins anaives.asy. Progrss-
sive high five vas iadulged ID dusisg
The svssiss after which rsfreshmsats
we're served by Mn. r. v. Miller asd
Mrs. n. A. Foster. Mrs. 0ostea vas
presented With . sst Of haad paiatsd
plates.
Those who eaJoyed the party we're
NJ. aad Nm. p. v. Miller. NJ. ss1
Mn. Ouy wormas. ~. ssd nrs. L.
G. Hoover. NJ. and Mrs. JeAs Lear.
Mn. G. ?. Ssxtoa. Mn. Mssthsws.
Joha Conner. Mn. Jsilss rresss ss1
nesAss. esd Mss. ~. A. resesr ed
chlldrea.
,...*:::s 49,, ~.
TIE Rowssa CDsb sosot DSeaaaae
astssneoa Tuesday With Mn. .. 3.
Weol q hes hens a. Rassa svsaue.
TAis clsb h eeapesed q la1y 0e0.
bsss q the DeeehesAoe1 ~ Anesleaa
Yeenan. nsy nsst twlee . aeoth
end eajey . social aslessoeo aa1 ~
heseess cssves laaeases. ~ osesee1e
Spen vhleA sss givsa y ~ sIoves
funl. ~ seeeo1aoee - Tues1ay
.istssaeea vas ~. ssd I'll lel1ss
ssssesosl viii ~ Isles ere iaviael
- ~ ~ elub.
s&tzA
-
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-11
thapser w.. p. x. q.

AuoVSC We Gs ~ Vss NV Wruu'r
day aftersoon at the home Of Mrs
d. 4. Smith aad held their annual
election Of offlcers. After the bust
mess session . social hour vas en-
joysd and the hostess served dainty
rsffeshnsats. Tue officers elected
were: Prssidsat. Mrs. II. l.. Thomp'
500: vice prssiasat. Mn. W. A. Hart:
recording secretary. Mis- Emily Ros'
srs: coPrssposAing secretary: Mrs
D. A. snith: treasurer. Mn. &. "
Wintsrbisa: ehaplais. Mn. Clyde
Slmoas: guard. Mrs. Geo. Babcoek
joussaiiss. Mrs. ?. r. Asssin: plan.
let. Mn. W. n. Wagner.
y. q. y. GSub.
Among Tie pleasani affaiss Of the
wssk vas ths neseIsg ~ ths y. u.
n. CIub q ths hone q Miss Jean
MassAsil nss1ay svsaiag. This club
b esapessd - shs yesas lsAiss Of
The 1ssles eoass h ~ hlgh school
aa1 sbout sisAessa were pesssnt ai
TIE nsstlss losslsy .svsaias.
Musle as1 Took fusnlehsd the
pjsassat sstsssalsosse - ths even.
ias sfsss whleA lols 1assAail served
rsereshmeots.
Aoettsa 49, ndgoao puoestss.
A. . ssoD0loeot - ~ sister.
Mn. C1yls onlth. - ~ ss.st,
Mn. G. y. Deosoo. q poAes CITY.
Mn. c. ~. VIoeegeosn aaolsaed b
~ nslhss. Nm. oeusn. eoasstsinel
lnsssnally q sae1s ~ Friday sf.
lssnssa. Aosl1oa bss1os ~ the a.
vessoeo go 1ooos . ~ eossss luach
Was seevo1.
sclenv $3.50 f
Aooee evoo1v ooloAboss asl
fBlsols oogDoloo1 m. 4 4. pDsniaG
~ ean1a0 ne ~, 49, 1uoD1sy e.
eesoese = heooe - ~ o1olhlay e.
o1vee1osy. nun)e - ol1nu ssssisA'
- eaooelo1nclqee - ~. eClssssee
~ = !. q =
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-11
PHONE. suxrA sii
board Of M,.so.. ca,ldrs... nay.

Among the week end events en-
joyed by large number OF people
was the meeting OF the Christian
Women's Board OF Missions OF the
Christian church At the home Of
An. c. A. Prata last Friday after
noon.
Il was the annual Children's Day
OF the society. and the program Of
the afternoon consisted almost en-
tirely Of chiidren's pieces. There were
almost fifty present and the meeting
was considered one Of the best held
BY the society this season. After the
program Mrs. Prats. assisted BY Mrs.
Lama and Mrs. Cissne. served dain-
~ luncheon. The program was ~
follows:
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-11
F..rs.,sh.,y C,sb.

The Fortnightly Club met last Sat-
urday afternoon with Mrs. J. w.
Madigan. st her home on San Juan
avenue. A large attendance Of the
membership was present and the
program proved TO be very instruc-
tive and interesting. After the pro-
gram social hour was spent and
the hostess served tea.
Winston Churchill and the Epic
Novel -. Mrs. NJ. X. McCauley
Review. A Far City. Mrs. Reg Garvin
Richard Henry Stoddard. Historian
.......... Miss Emma Wilson
Dis cussion and victrola music.
The next meeting Of the club will
be on March 18th with Mrs. b. q.
Wilson.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-11
CAirans CsluA

Mrs. Dean Holmes was Aostsss cn
Monday afternoon TO the uiembsss q
the Chicane Bridge Club and num-
her OF guests. Green and whits. sag
gestive Of 81. Patriek's Day. was The
color scheme carried out In the dec
orations and luncheon. Tiny green
hats filled with white mints formed
the centerpiece ON the quartetts T.
bles where auction bridge was played
during the afternoon.
The guests were Mrs. N. w
George. Mrs. J. 7. Updike. Mrs. r. =
Mayhem. Mrs. J. b. Pearce. Mrs. G. G,
Hearnsberger. Mrs. Lestock Des Bri'
say. Mrs. J. A. Kincaid. Mrs. H. w
Potter. Miss Mildred Mendelson
Miss Clarice Cook and Mrs. Harry
comeiy. Of wichita. Kan.
preshvteelan Alaaf1nnarv Ganr30fy.
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-11
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~ Z. Q. Club ~ 11oo1av eVoa-
~ woeh nolso 0eaoo Joneo - C10oe.
~ aveaue. Afaee ~ regular ~.
~ oooi1eo ~ y0uaG la1los ea9oV-
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sogvo1 la1o1v poeBoGnooaos. N
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1one1n ~ ,Wllh ~ Dovo110 ~,
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-11

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Coouotlns Club We1ass1e1 altar.
49, q ~ hs0s - Nm. 3. ~. Nefg
- Rats avooue. Plve hub1ee1 fus.
n1ahe1 ~ sooesealsosat Ses ssvsssl
hooss oloee wh)eA ~ hesesss sssvsl
evo ooosoo 0uoeh.
~ ouogeo g ~ asessaooo weee
NJ = Q. oetlsy. ~ n1ls Rsth
~ doub vi1i nese h I've veshs
vi1h Mn. =. = Dsa1lGb.
90
Vomnn6 Ga
~ regular 0eoe1n0 - ~ L. Jsa-
= Wonoa'e Coub ~ ~ ~ ~
- a1ooonooo IN m nofue Pm
~ ~ menoegU1lo NJ ~ ~
siooooo1 80 ~ H111oWing Daoogp
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4; = =
La Junta tribune., 1916-03-11
n.-.Aa,., r.-.y.

Mrs. J. F.Oatss was PLEASANTLY
surprised Thnrsdsy when 4 tew -pi
her most Intimate friends called Q,
her home Just before noon and spent
the remainder Of the day with her.
In honor Of her 18th birthday. A
sumptuous dinner was served st noon
BY Miss Lillian Oates. Tue ladies
who enjoyed the day were Mrs. John
Beard. Mrs. A. w. Euglish. Mrs. J..
b. Sherman. Mrs. J. w. Sherman,
Mrs. James McNeen and Mrs. J. u
weiland. The ladies were conveyed
10 the Oates home IN Paramount in
Mrs. Boards car. The ladies pre-
sented Mrs. Cates With . beautiful
blooming plant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-07-04
Captain Seth Wyman.

In an article by John s. Barrows in
the Fryeburg Post of May 80 on Love
wells Fight, he says that Captain Seth
Wyman, one of the heroes Of that battle,
participated In the attack upon the
British troops In their retreat from Con-
cord, Mass, on April 10th, '1775. That
statement, however, ID incorrect. Cap
tain Wyman was born on September IS,
1885, and the difference between that
date and April 10, 1775-which amounts
TO 8S years, seven months and six days
constitutes, It seems to me, proof which
10 well. nigh conclusive that Captain
Wymsn did not participate In that at'
tack upon the British troops In their re-
Treat from Concord on April 10, Ito, fol
T cannot but think II incredible that any
body who had reached 80 advanced %
age a SO years, seven months and six
days participated In that attack. There
| 10, however, proof which 10 much strong
| err, and which. cannot but be regarded q
| absolutely conclusive, that Captain Wy.
| man did not participate In that attack,
THAT proof being the fact that the time oil
| the attack he had long been dead. Cap.
| tain Wyman died on 6eptember 3, 172t
I(less than four months after Lovewell'i
Fight, 90 1t 10 obvious that he did mol
| and could not participate In - attach
upon British troops or rp0n anybody
| eiss on April 10, 1775, for be had thor
been dead 40 years, seven months and
Ia day.. @. W. Lewis.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-07-04
A Free Public Bath House

Through the kindness Of Mr.. j. A.
Ames, owner of the pine grove at the
north of the village, and the efforts OF
the Boy Scouts of South Paris, it has be-
come possible for the people Of South
Paris to have public bathing house,
which can be used by all who wish.
It is the plan for the boys and men to
have the use of the house on certain
days of the week, and girls and ladies
on other days. On account Of the prob.
ability of more boys and men wanting
the use of the house, 1t may be that four
DAYS in the week will be allowed to
them, and two days for the girls and
ladies, but il disposition is shown by
the girls and ladies to use the building az
much as the boys, they will be welcome
to have equal rights and privileges.
The plans call for building 10x16 to
be divided into eight small booths OF
sufficient size for dressing purposes, and
to be equipped with seats and all that Is
necessary for caring for the clothes.
The plan is to build the building on
Saturday, July 9Th, and while the Boy
Scouts have agreed to do the work, the
public generally will be benefited, and
any man who can use a saw or hammer
will be welcome, and will have the
thanks of all of the boys and girls in the
village. :.
No more delightful spot could b.
found for this purpose and the public
should be very grateful to Mr.. Ames,
owner of the grove, for his kindness II
allowing the free use of the land for thil
use, which he has agreed to do as Ions
as the privilege is not abused, and nc
harm or damage Is done to the property
The Boy SCOUTS.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-07-04
Change of Time.

The summer schedule on the Grand
Trunk went into effect on Sunday, June
25. The only change in time at South
Paris is that the afternoon train east
goes Eve minutes earlier, at 500 instead
Of 5:O7.
Do you exclaim, gentle reader, that
this is pretty time for an entefprising
newspaper to be announcing the change,
when 1t is nine days oldP
Perhaps It may be satisfactory expla-
nation of the delinquency to state that
even the station agent at South Paris
didn't know there had been any change
in time until after the arrival of the at.
ternoon train on the 26tb, when the new
schedule had been in force nearly two
dsys-and this Was after the last issue
of the Democrat was printed.
II had been announced that there wal
no change in time on this division, and
the Democrat, supposing that to be cor
rect. forgot to mention that the schedule
had officially undergone . change.
Summer excursion trains have also %
gun 10 run, without any considerable
amount OF advertising or stir. The Ok
cursion to Portland went on the Goth o.
June, and the one to Berlin July I'd
Both run on just the same time - II
previous years.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-07-04
Class Reunion.

The first annual reunion Of the class
of 1912 Of Buckfield High School wa
held 1t the homo of Mrs.. Lura morrill,
Swan at IA Main Street, South Paris, on
the2Oth OF juno. Those present we're
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hutchinson and little
SON Kenneth (Mr. Hutchinson ID princi.
pal Of Sedgwick high School and Mrs;
Hutchinson 10 first asslstant); hrs. Ethel
Waterman Purkis, husband and lietIe
daughter Doris; Helen DeCoster; Hetsey
Warren; Ellen s. Cole; Mr.. and Mrs
W. R. Swan and little daughter Barbara.
The absent were, Madge Turner Rowe,
husband and two sons; Miss Lens Inger
soil; Mrs. lone C0nant Allen, husband
and little SON Malcolm. The dining room
was decorated with the class ooloss, yell
low and white, and picnic dinner WA
served By the hostess OF sandwiches
cakes, fancy crackers, pickles. olives
fruits, etc., date loo cream and lemon
ode. Victrola music and sociabilit!
made up the program.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-07-04
PROOF FROM NORWAY.
Norway Citizens Speak Out Pub.
licly.

In Norway We find that people are
praising loan's Kidney Pills 90 highly
as here in South Paris. Being 80 near
by, the statement of q Norway resident
is of particular interest. South Paris
people will do well to profit, BY Mrs.
Gammon's experience!
Mrs. Mary Cannon, IA Beal st., Nor
way, Me-, says: ~ have kept Doan's
Kidney Pills on hand for years, In fact,
ever since first took them nearly ten
years ago. The symptoms noticed in
dicated kidney complaint. There was .
dull, heavy ache across the small Of my
back and often attacks Of dizziness came
over me. Doan's Kidney Pills proved
very fine In relieving me OF these
troubles. take them of and on now az
q kidney tonic and couldn't wish for
anything better to keep my kidneys In
good condition.
Price 500, at all dealers. Don't simply
ask for kidney remedy get Doan's
Kidney Pills-the same that Mrs. Gam
mon had. Foster- Milburn Co., Props,
Buffalo. N, Y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-07-04
Second Regiment Goes to Border.

The Second Regiment, Maine National
Guard, left Augusta Thursday afternoon,
bound for Laredo, Texas, on the Mexi-
can border. 1t numbered about 100
men, though large number had been
rejected on the strict physical examina-
ton required. The boys were given a
great send-off both at Augusta and at
Portland, as well as other stations along
the route. 1t will probably take about
six days to reach their destination.
Under general orders certain officers
were detailed to remain on duty at the
camp ground at Augusta with the re-
cruits and rejected recruits, until further
orders. These include Capt. Guy F.
Stevens and I'd Lieut.. Charles 81. Pike
of Co. D of Norway. Capt. Moses P.
Stiles was assigned to the command OF
Co. D.
Capt. Lucian W. Blanchard of Rum
ford was assigned to command Co. c of
L:vermore Falls.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1916-07-04
Married..

In Waterford, June q, by Rev. Dwight A.
Ball. Mr.. Fred j. Loveioy of Norway and Miss
Eleanor r. Kneeland Of Waterford.
In Lewiston, June %, by Rev. w. A. Kelley,
DR.. Ralph Bicknell and Miss Alice Nuity, both
of Canton.
In Canton, June %. by Rev. J: Frank Jones.
Mr.. Lyman Ellis Of Canton and Miss Helen i.
Daley Of North Livermore.
In Portland, June "a, by Rev. Charles h,
Davis, Mr.. Byron n. Small Of Pennington and
Miss Laura II. Patterson Of West Mills.
In Buckfeld, June 80, by Rev. r. n. Lamb,
Mr.. william e. Fearon of Dalton, N. H., ana
Miss Nellie Austin Of Buckfeld.
In East Dixaeld, June %, Mr.. Charles Old
ham of East Dixfeld and Mrs. Elizabeth-W elch
of Bath.
In Augusta, June Is. by Rev. @. g. Mosher,
Sergt. George W. Barrett Of Co. .. Second
Maine Regiment, and Miss Laura b. Williams OF
Mexico.
In Rumford, June %, by Rev. r. A: J: Barry,
Mr.. Lawrence McKenna and Miss Ruth Els
worth, both Of Rumford.
In Andover, June "a, by Rev. W. ". Latte
Mr.. Elmer McAiiister Of Oxford and Miss Helen
Akers of Andover.
In Portland, June "a, by Rev. G. II: Davis
Mr.. Ralph A. PACKARD Of Canton and Miss Lena
n. Spoford OF Jay.
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doing the work were oil In excess Of the
amount appropriated, and special town
meeting Was held Saturday afternoon TO
determine what should be done. At this
meeting It was voted to expend the ap-
preparation, changing the limits to be
covered 90 that the work will extend
from the head Of Main Street to Dan
forth Street, and - much farther - the
appropriation will permit.
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PROBATE NOTICES.

To all persons interested In either Of the estates
hereinafter named:
At Probate Court, at Paris, In vacation. In
day Of June, In the year OF our Lord
one thousand nine hundred and sixteen. The
following matter having been presented Tor the
action thereupon hereinafter indicated, II II
hereby ORDERED:
That notice thereof be given to oil persons In
terested by causing copy Of this order TO be
published three weeks SUCCESSFULLY In the OK
Paris, In said County, that they may appear at q
Probate Court to be held at Rumford, on the
third Tuesday. Of August, A. d. 1915, at Of
the clock in the forenoon. and be heard thereon
| II they see cause.
Samuel II. Burbank late Of Canton, de-
ceased; first and final account presented BY II
Jane Burbank, executrtx.
ADDISON e. HERRICK, Judge Of said Court.
1898 ALBERT D. PARK. Register.