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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-10

Giving credit for the benefits re-
ceived. the following letter from the
mother az these two little girls i OF
special interest: My two little girls
whose picture / send you. have taken
Father Johns Medicine with good re-
suits. One O. the children, MaEcella.
had throa. trouble and tried several
remedies. as vel, IS the doctors nnea!-
cine. but did no, get relief Gn;i! sh@
took Father Johns Medicine upon the
advice " an aunt. THIS little girl Is
now strong and healthy and able 20 re-
sumo her studies al school, which she
had 10 leave for three months while
under the care OF the doctor The
other little girl IS using the medicine
as 4 tonic and i he!ps her." tSigned>
Mrs. Margaret y. Carey. 531 Baroa :
does street, Norrisrown, Pa.
Father Johns Medicine IS a safe
remedy for children because il does not
contain opium. morphine, caioroform'
codeine. heroin Or any other danger
Gus drugs or alcohol but is ali pure and
wholesome. 4 food medicine anc It's
sue builder-Ady.
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N0RRIDCEWOCK

The voters at the recent town meet
ing voted to exchange the High School
building for the Grange hall. the town
paying the Grange $500 for 50 doing.
The sum of $4,000 was appropriated for
this purpose and to make the neces
sary changes and repairs. the money to
be hired and paid by $500 yearly in
stallments beginning in 1917. This will
give the town a fine building. with a
good playground. and finely located. 1t
will house all the village schools, as
we'll as fine public hall. The Grange
will have funds enough to settle almost
all it's Indebtedness and the two floors
Of the Eaton School building, giving
ample accommodation for a hall, din
ing room, etc.
Cony Russell, town treasurer for
many years. as has been his CUSTOM
donated his salary Of $50 to the town.
Tax Collector e. r. Miller, who has
held the Office for nine years, has never
failed to collect every dollar Of the
tax commitment and to settle in full.
He last year received but s17910 for
collecting $1s,s0e.32. Another party bid
cent on the collection. but Mr.. Miller
was reelected 1876 to 3. he to receive
the l-cent rate.
Friends Of William Hobbs gave him
post card shower on his s3rd birth
day Thursday.
Mrs. Quincy Stevens and grand
daughter Miss Ninetta Whitehouse re-
turned to their homes in Unity Nom
day, after spending a few days at the
| home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Albee.
Mrs. Blanche Mills is visiting rela-
tives in Hallowell.
| The death OF Mrs. Sarah Whittier
who has been III for several weeks
occurred Monday evening.
! Several friends of Mrs Helen Pierce
were present Thursday at a Birthday
Surprise party given her by her daugh :
! ter-in-law. Mrs. Ellen Pierce A very
pleasant social afternoon was passed
and a delicious salad and cold meat
supper served. Mrs. Pierce was pre-
scented with several birthday gifts
among which were a beautiful bunch
Of roses and carnations.
/ DR.. William Taylor and friend, Mrs
Alice Smith Of Mechanic Falls. were
guests over Sunday Of Mr.. Taylor's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. D. E. Taylor.
Moses McCubrey Of Washburn Is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. A. E
Cheviot.
George Fairfield and Leland Merrill
were in Bingham Wednesday.
Alton Fitzgerald. student at Dart
mouth College. Hanover. n. H.. re-
turned to that institution Wednesday
after a few days visit here with
friends.
Miss Abbie Giggey, who has been
teaching the Mercer Village school
left Wednesday for her home in Wash
burn. Miss Giggey will not return for
the spring turn.
Miss Helen Smith. teacher Of the
Primary school passed Saturday In
Skowhegan.
Master Raymond Spencer Of Bangor
IL the guest Of his aunt, Mrs. w. C
Fletcher
Miss Juanita Clarke Of Newport, r
l., Is visiting friends In town.
Mrs. G. L. Smith is reported quite
III
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About one year ago ] was q nervous
wrecl. and very weak; could stand no ex-
element or exertion. could not sleep we'll
and vas very thin Ia flesh / thor
oughly discouraged. ! had taken medi.
cine for six months before without bene-
fit. / also had palpi,a.ion Of the heart
had heard great deal about Prof
Caldwell'y cures and IN the above condi-
ton called on him and began treatment,
though with little faith that anything
could be done for me. L, was not long
before I began 70 get stronger and I no
ticed that ! was not 80 nervous. and from
that time on ! improved steadily and
have gained % pounds and never felt bet
ter In my life. Ny back which used TO
trouble me much, is strong the old
pain and weakness is entirely gone. I am
glad to say word in favor OF Prof.
Caldxells treatment for it cured me.
r. g. e. PAGE.
Anyone who wishes To verify these
statements may easily do 50 by calling at
Prof. Caldweil's Office for full particulars
He cures not only consumption in its first
stages. but other chronic diseases.
These fearful Nervous Diseases of men
and women. no matter from what Cause
arising, Paralysis Headaches. Prostra-
ton, Lame Back, Neuralgia. ScIatica and
rheumatism.
Diseases Of the Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder. Male Troubles. Weakness mo
matter from what cause)
Women who are racked with pain in
the pelvis. side. back Of head. or suffer-
Ing from nervousness and many troubles
peculiar to their sex. can find speedy re-
lief and permanent cure without examina-
ton.
Young men who are beginning to suffer
the mental and nervous retribution for
early folly may avoid the consequences
by seeking the aid Of science.
There are others who see their vital
energies wasting away. unmindful OF the
fate that awaits them. perhaps in the
near future. Such persons should have
Q confidential talk with the professor who
can save them from weakening Of the
mind. nervous prostratton. melancholia,
insanity and impotence.
There are middle-aged men, prema-
turely old. weak when they should be
strong. who are guaranteed a perfect
restoration to physical and nervous
power.
II you are run down and have lost your
ambition you need electricity. Prof
Caldwell can with a single application
infuse new strength into your nerves.
An interview will cost you nothing and
may save years Of suffering. perhaps your
life.
Go to him At once and learn what to do
to be cured II durable.
All Consultations free and strictly con-
Adential At . Grove st.. Augusta. Q to Il
"A. NJ. 2 to I aRd to p. NJ. except Sun
day. Monday nd Thursday. mchs-lo-la
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To all the persons interested in either OF
the estates hereinafter named:
AT Probate Court held at Augusta in
and for the County OF kennebec, on the
Lord one thousand nine hundred and
sixteen. The following matter having
been presented for the action thereupon
hereinafter indicated, il IS hereby Or
DERED;
That notice thereof he given to all per
order TO be published three weeks sue
cessiyely in the kennebec Journal, a
newspaper published at Augusta. in said
County. that they may appear at q Pro
bate Court TO be held at said Augusta on
the twen,y-seventh day of March, A D.
1915, at ten o'clock in the forenoon. and
be heard thereon if they see cause.
ANASA P. STAINE. late Of Belgrade.
deceased. Will and petition FOR probate
thereof. and for the appointment OF Ed
ward Abbott. presented by Edward Ao-
bott, executor named therein.
BENJAMIN A. GAY, late OF Augusta
deceased. Will and petition for probate
thereof and for the appointment OF Ed
win H. Gay. executor without bond. pre-
scented by Edwin Cay. executor named
therein.
TEMPERANCE NJ. DRAKE. late o:
Albion. deceased. Will and petition for
probate thereof and for the appointment
Of Freeland P. Drake. executor, and Ar
thur W. Drake. administrator c. { a.
presented b. Freeland P. Drake, execu-
tor named therein.
JOHN E. BESSEY. late OF China. de-
for allowance by ". W. Washhurn, ad-
ministrator.
LUTHER WOODS. late OF Mt. Vernon.
deceased. First and final account pre-
sented for allowance by Annie NJ. Turner.
executr!x
SUSAN B. LOWELL. late Of Halo
well. deceased. First and final account
presented for allowance by Harry P
CYRUS =. HUTCHINSON. late of Mt,
Vernon, deceased. Petition for allowance
presented by Jane Colby Hutchinson,
luther WOODS. late of Mt. Vernon.
deceased Petition for distribution pre-
scented by Annie NJ. Turner. executrix.
JOHN E. BESSEY. late of China, de-
ceased. Petition for distribution pre-
scented by W W. Washburn, admnistra-
tor.
LUTHER WOODS. late of Mt. Vernon.
deceased. Petition for the assessment, OF
inheritance tax upon the dis,ributive
shares of said estate, fled by Annie NJ.
Turner. executriX.
HULDA B. POOLE. late OF ReadheId
deceased. Petition for the assessment of
inheritance tax upon the distribuiive
shares of said estate. presented by
Charles A. Collins. executor.
RONALD DAVIS of Monmouth. Petit
ton for commitment to the School for
Feeble Minded presented by the overseers
Of the Poor Of the town of Monmouth.
ELLA F. RICHARDS, late of Man
chester, deceased. Petition for license
10 sell real estate of said deceased. sit
uated in said Manchester a full descrip-
ton of which is contained in said petit
ton, presented by Carl L. Richards, adj
ministrator.
JEFFERSON \. HUTTON, late OF
Read1eld deceased. Petition for license
to sell real estate of said deceased sit
uated in said Readfield. full descrip-
ton Of which is contained in said petit
ton presented by Cornelia and Hart
we'll K. Hunton, executors.
HAROLD E. COOK,
Judge of said Court.
Attest: r. w. LEIGHTON. Register.
rnch1O fri 81
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Ambition Pills
For Nervous People -.

Ambition Pills are a dependable ally in
the fight against Nervous Prostitution.
Sleeplessness and various affections Of
the Nervous system. Lack of confidence.
trembling. kidney or liver complaints
mean inefficiency and eventually failure
II you wish to recover your former vigor
and energy try Wendells Ambition ' lis.
If you are dissatisfied Bowditch- Webster
Co. are authorized by the maker 10 re-
fund the purchase price on the first box
purchased.
1t is worth while to feel ambitious TO
have the energy that makes you go to
work eagerly. and to feel the glow Of
health and strength.
Ambition Pills will assist you in over
coming General Debility, Mental De-
preston, and CnstrUng Nerves, caused
by over-indulgence in Alcohol. Tobacco.
or overwork Of any kind. Fifty cents at
Bowditch- Webster Co.'S and dealers
everywhere. Mail orders filed, charges
prepaid, by the Wendell Pharmacai Com
pany. Inc, Syracuse. n. Y.-Adv
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TIE program so- II. 18th annual Boys
Conference o. Maine 20 be he'd a. sas
Young Mems Christian Association buiic-
ing in Bangor. March Il. Il and q las
I'VE. been given out by the State 7 n
G 4 officers TIE theme for 1915 Is Pre-
pz-=dress' and the motto, Watch Te-
Stand il -he Faith. Q1it You Like Nen.
Be S,roag." TIE program is as toi!o*E
Friday Afternoon
Hemmoad stree, Church,
go Informal reception
Delegates are requested 70 Erd ..e!r
places q entertainment before E1p-
Guides will render every assis,snc.
40 Song Observation-Disclosures hymns.
The Conference orchestra will play.
HuEic by the Conference Q1arsttes
Ea-Add.sss.
Dr. Geo J. Fisher, New York
5.llBu.ines. Session,
Pres. john W Thornton presiding
5,f5-Announcenentz
s.N-Parade. led by the Bangor Band
Friday Evening
fCi,y HALL
sa,Banqus,.
Horace e Day. Auburn pre.id:ng
Toastmzsrer, ". .. Fuller, Rockland
7.1,-County Songs ard YsIls will o.
given, taxing Tie counties il thar al
phanetical arrar gene.ts-
= banner will oe awarded 70 the coun-
~ making -he best SHOWING Number.
condUc,, distance ot travel. character
ard sisniacancs Of songs, yells. etc.
Will all De considered.
The following committee Of Bangor
business rren have been appointed as
Judges Edwin T. Emerson. Edward NJ
Spa gIe-, Raymond Fellows. Esq, How
ara Corning. Harry J. Coveile
DECISION announced Saturday evening
Greetings:
From ire City Mayo. Wc,odman
From tas Cnurches.
Rev. 3. T Livingston
From the BOYS. 6. Freeman Olsen
Response.
From the Boys
JOHN Thornton Lewiston. p.est4.,..
1915 conference
From the Leaders.
Hev. J. u. Artsrs. Rum.o-d Ne
sT-Address,
James A T-hitrnore, New Yo-.
sI5-Anzouncenents
Saturday Morning
diamond Street Church
sJ-sons Service
President John W. Thornton presiding
s4-Peport of Nominating Committee.
s5-Pres.dent ard Cabinet Called 20 Plat
form.
s-Inaugural Address Q. the New Pres
dent.
sn-Doors Closed. No admit,snce ALLOW
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18th Annual Conference
Of Boys Of Maine Opens
Today at Bangor Y.M.C.A.

ed Until after the Devotional Exercises
have concluded Leader, P 3, Neilss.
Bangor,
+y-Sorz-
D.. Geo J. Fisher. Kew York
JOHN J. Thompson. Pressure Isle
9@Open Psriia men,
L -@-Address.
James A. wh:cmore New yoya.
L-An1oCncenn$aLs-
:. soConferencs Photograph
Saturday Afternoon
Hammond Stree, Church,
La-Song Service.
Prof P P. Mitchell, O-ono
2D-OeparlEental Conferences:
Church Boys Clubs Leaders,
James A Wh!c-acrs
Judge wm- E Warren
City 7. u. c. A. Leaders.
Livingston Goodman
A A Head
John Taylor
Z L Saxtoa
Organized :. :. Classes Leaders.
Wesley J. Weir
J. J. Hull
Lite WORK Leaders.
u. ]. Campbell, Springfield
Pres. David y. Beach. Bangor Theo-
logical School
Delegation Leaders. Leaders.
DR. Geo. J. Fisher
Prof r ?. Mitchell
h-Rec-eat.on.
Saturday Evening
..5-Sorz Service. assisted By Conference
Orchestra and Qu1rets.
s.Hs-Address.
Dr.. Geo J. Fisher. VI D. VI P. z.
s5eMarch TO Moving Picture Hall
..IeIIlus,ra.ed Address. Scenes in the
Life Of John BarleycoEn,
Dr. Geo. J. Fisher
Sunday Morning
II 3enu-ch Services.
Delegates attend with their hosts. !.
.ee hosts have not been in the habit OF
attending they should De invited 20 do
i1H-Sunca: School.
Sunday Afternoon
3y-Mass Meeting for Older Boys ard
Young Men Boys under !. no, allowed
(. L. Sa1;on. Seal Harbor. presiding
Address, James A Whitmore. New York
Sunday Evening
..n-sony Service.
II. G. Day, Auburn, presiding
Assisted By Orchestra and Quartets.
Reports of Committees.
Brief Address b. the Following ex-
Presidents:
Arthur g. Merrill $50. Pit.stisld
VIM. Walter Banton IsilJ. Bangor
Richard Fuller 1ei2). Eockland
Rob. Tucker nsl3y. Good Will Farm
Bella ". Norton $50, Newport
John W. Thornton Ggl5), Lewiston
Farewell Meeting in Charge Of Or.
Fisher.
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ICEBORO

The four children of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Pushard have all been ill with
the prevailing cold, Mildreth and baby
Pauline having it especially hard. Mrs.
Pushard herself has also had her turn
with it. but all are improving at the
present time.
E. D. Sylvester has been nursing a
wrenched back occasioned by a fall.
Rather unusual sights are the auto
mobiles which go scudding up and
down the surface Of the old Kenne-
bee. A few years ago such a thing
would have been thought impossible.
but it is a frequent occurrence this
winter.
Ernest Nickerson Of the village was
calling on friends here Sunday.
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KENNEBEc COUNTY In p,.,.
Court. at Augusta, OF the 18th d.
February, kfs
ing that Grace o. Branr Of Lex;s4,s
appointed ADMINISTRATIVE Of tie $50.
Charlie. Il Nalisit. late OF Res6Ss,s
ORDERED, That notice tr.raos
given three weeks successfully ~.
the second Monday Of March rsr,
the Kennebec Journal, a nswsapsr ~.
ed in Augusta that all persons ir,s.sI
ed may attend a. q Ccu-r q P-nss
then to be holden a. Augusta. and 20
cause, if any. why the praysr c. sais
,i,ioa should not Be granted
HAROLD z. COOK. I,a..
Attest: z. W LEIGHTON, Rezi,..
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kENNEBEC COUNTY. - II pyoh,,
Court. at Augusta, o. TIE sscoad M.
day Of February. Nls
4 Certain instrument. pl- 7o-ting 70 N
the las will and tesJs -7eu- Of Cbr;rs
phe- NJ Daley. late Of Eesddeld in ms
County. deceased. hav3lE b=en presentg
together with 4 p@tit.oE es-..rg that Il.
same he allowed and thai Charles n
Daley 81 William &. Da.cy te appoints
executors OF same S!tho9. oonG-
ORDERED, That r0'ice thereof II.
given three weeks successfully prior IA
the second Monday Of March next, In n,
Kennebec Journal nAwsrape- .prin,d
in Augusta, that all parsons Interests
may attend al Court % Probate Than
20 be holden a. Augusta ari show caus.
if any. why the said Instrument should
rot be proved. approved ard allowed a.
the last Will and tas:aTe-; % the nil
deceased. ard that the Appointment b
made without bond as prayed for.
HAROLD z C0OK, Judge
Attest: P ". LEIGHTON. Register
feb25 fritz
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Mildredina Hair Remedy
Grows Hair and We Can Prove II by
Hundreds Of Testimonials.

1t never fails 10 produce the desired re-
suits. II eElirens and invgorates the
hair glands and tissues Of the scalp. re-
sulting il? continuous and increasing
growth OF the hair. Letters Of praise are
continually coming in from nearly all
parts OF the country stating that Mil
dredina Hair Remedy has renewed the
growth Of hair III cases that were con-
sidered absolutely hopeless. lady from
Chicago writes After a short trial my
hair stopped falling and l now have a
lovely head OF hair, very heavy and over
one and q half yards long
A Long. Thick Growth Of Hair.
After using two bottles of Miidredina
Hair Remedy. l have a long. thick
growth of hair and free from itching
writes Mrs. T. A. Falardeau. jefferson
City. Mo.
Mail orders filled by Mildred Louise Co..
Boston. Mass. 51c and 81" at druggists
For sale by &. f. Bither-Adv.
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The Treatment Of
Influenza orLa Crime

It's quite refreshing these days to read Of
2 clearly defined treatment for Influenza or
Clinic, }" DR.. James Bell, Of New York City
says he 10 convinced that too much medics-
ton 10 both unnecessary and injurious.
patient 10 usually seen whom the fever is
present, . the ehill which occasionally
ushers in the disease. has practically passed
be opened freely With salts. "Actoids" or
citrate of magnesiA. For the high fever,
severe headache. pain and general soreness.
one anti kamnia tablet every three hours
- quickly followed by complete relief.
Ask for A. Z Tablets. They are alsa unex.
celled for headache. neuralgia and all pains.
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STATE OF MAINE.
IS. SUPREME JUDICIAL /
COURT. IN EQUITY

-<rsrc IS. SUPREME JUDICIAL
COURT. IN EQUITY
THOMAS LEIGH vs. THE NATIONAL
GfTE COMPANY OF MAINE
mona. Leigh of Augusta Y ,ne
Comfy OF Kennebec and state Q. enc
complains againsl TIE ,o-n,rsrien duly
sxs.,l-1 sS law and having an once ana
risee Of business a, Augusta, henheoee
County, and says; Va
Ff-st: The plaintiff IS Clers o1 the Va
.sonaI Glue Company o. Maine
Sn~ond: A, q meeting Of the sfocAhosa.,
srs ~ said corporation. legally cNiisa
therefor, and held az said Aususts .. -
second day Of March. LIS. me sa, $3.50
ro,ders voted 20 dissolve SAID COZ
third: There are no existing asses ..
said CORPORATION TO De DISTRIBUTED anu ~
liabilities
EiS,. Tha, said defendant corporation
,rav he dissolved and terminated
second: That the plaintiff may haTs
such other and further re!iel as 'He
OF the case may require .s;s
Third: And that such notice o. IS
bsil nav he given to the defencah. co.
pora,ion as the Court may see Ii !"
issue THos. LEIGH,
Solicitor for Plaintiff
STATE Or MAINE
vr<>rprr ss March erd. 1916
Then personally appeared Ihonass
Leigh. and made oath that ne mas feea
the above bill and KNOWS the con.e,i.s
thereof. and that the same is true OF ms
own knowledge except the matters staten
10 be on information and belief; that as
~ .ress matters ne believes them 70 pe
rue.
Before me.
HERBERT e. LOCKE
Justice Of the Peace
UPON THE FOREGOING BILL.
l, is ordered that hearing De NAG
thereon az the Court House in Augusta
in said County Of kennebec on thiFl:
first day OF March. A D. 1916. AZ teh
o'clock A. NJ, and that notice 'aereo, be
given by publishing an aostract OF ne
same three weeks succsss!TeiE IN the hef-
netes. Journal Of said Augusta. the ias'
publication 10 be al least fourteen GAYS
before the said return day, tha, all per
sons NAY then and there appear 20 snow
cause. i any they have. Why the prayer
: Of said bill should TOT % Eranted
LESLIE G CORNISH.
! Justice .: the supreme Judicial Court
/ Dated March :, isis.
q. 81
4 true copy,
Attest: {. w JoNE S!slh-
rnch3.fri3i
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE. The
subscriber hereby gives notice that he
has been duly appointed Administrator
on the estate of George F. Rowe. late of
China in the County of Kennebec. de-
ceased. and given bonds as the law
directs. All persons having demands
against the estate of said deceased are
desired to present the same for settle
ment. and all indebted thereto are re-
quested to make payment Immediately
WILLIS w. WASHBCRE,
China, Me.
February g, 1915. rnchlo. fri. 81
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ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE. The
subscriber hereby gives notice that ne
has been duly appointed Administrator
wirh the will annexed. on the estate of
Delvina Blouin. late Of Augusta in the
County Of Kennebec. deceased. and given
bonds as the law directs. All persons
having demands against tire estate OF
said deceased are desired 70 present the
same for settlement. and all indebted
thereto are requested 10 make payment
Immediately
AZARIAS BLOCIS,
Augusta. Ne.
February 8 1915 rch3,fr 5,
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SOMERVILLE

Miss Violet French Of this town and
Merl Whittier were married Saturday
evening, March I, at Mr.. Whittier's
home in Jefferson.
Mrs. D. Campbell. who has been
quite sick, is reported gaining.
William Hisler is gaining after a
long illness Of grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Erwin and Mr..
and Mrs. William Macdonald are on
the sick list.
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kENNEBEC COUNTY. In Probas

kEEEEBEC COUNTY. In Proba.
Court, az Augusta, on the sixteenth dsy
of February, 1915.
4 Certain instrument. purporting to h
the last will ard testament Of James O
Butrna1, late Of Readfeld in said County
deceased. having been presented. 10.
ge;her with petition asking that The
same be allowed and that James Wan.u
Butnan De appointed executor Of sans
without bond
ORDERED. That notica thereof h
given three weeks successfully prior 10
the second Monday Of March next, In he
ke.rebec Journal. e newspaper printed
in Augusta tina, all persons interesA
NAV attend az Court OF Probate tn
TO be holden az Augusta. and shtw ear
If any. why the said instrument shA
not be proved. approved and a!lowsdE
the last will and testament Of the vi
deceased. and that the appointment
made withou, bond as prayed FOR.
HAROLD z. COOK, Judge
Attest: P. W. LEIGHTON. Register
febSMt
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February -, 1915

KENNEBEC COUNTY In p,o,..,
Court. z, Augusta, On re Eth ds~ !,
February. Els-
4 Certain Instrument. p9rpor-!nr >, !,
TIE last vii and testament =. Dsy5 =
Merrirnan. late Of Readaelc in said ca.
-. deceased having been Presented :.
gerher with q petition asking thar y.
same be allowed and tina. I'll Ne-i..
be appointed executor Of same Wits
bond
ORDERED. That notice .rs-4o, q
given three weeks success.ve,y prio, I
the Second Monday ot Nzrch rex. il =
kenneoec Journal. newspaper orn,s
in Augusta that all parsons :-.srss,s
may attend at Z C0u-- % F-oba,. 4.
10 be holden AZ AJg1sts. and STOW c,r~
II any. why the said lnxIr 1-ner, shoss
no. be proved. approved ara Flowed =
the last will and testament % the said !.
ceased. and that the appointment /
made without bond as p-aye5 for
HAROLD Z COOK, judi.
. Attest: r ". LEIGHTON. ReSs.Ms
fehSsr \