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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-08
TOWN ELECTIONS

NoRWAY-Selectmen. Geo. W. Holmes.
Charles p. Dunn, Asa +. Frost: town
clerk. ;. W. Goodwin; treasurer, E. y.
SWEET; tax collector. Charles H. Pike:
appropriated, sf2.N"3; schools. 5000: high
ways, $500: support of poor. $50; other
purposes l'.sl3; improved main street,
$2ltje.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Y. H. Little
field. G. l.. Bartlett, +. f. Allen; town
clerk. Fred II. Bartlett: treasurer. ]. NJ
Bartlett; tax collector. \. +. Nelson su-
pcrvisor. 4. 3. Garcelon. Money appro-
prlated. $2,993.eD
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Frank Harmon.
r. q. Charles. q. W Adams: town clerk.
". B. stone; treasurer. NJ w Stearns
tax collector Il. A. LeBaron: school COM
mittee. c. Il. Fisher for three years.
DAYS. $50: support q poor. $50: town
cnar-es. Si'r': text books 500: school
buildings. $40: school superintendent.
$l66: State ala road. s53.
STCW-Selectn2er c. O. Barron, NJ NJ.
Eastman. ". u. Harrington: town clerk.
tax collector, I. p. Bickford: school COM
lairtee. John o. Eastman. Money appro-
prated: schools. 500; highways, $500;
support Of poor, 500.
FRYEBJ RCi-Selcctme s. F. Barker.
II. =. Eastman. 4. o Pike; town clerk
\. ID. Merrill: town agent. f. E. Hast
ings; treasurer. Geo. @. Warren: tax col
lectOr. T. y. Swan.
ri NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Fred W. Davis,
j. Il. Tartiif, John +. Martin: town clerk,
o. A. Pettingill; treasurer. F. IS Martin
tax collector, J. y. McMenimon: school
propriated; Schools. ss1.50o: highways.
S5>ls; support Of poor. $500: sidewalks,
s3'": schoolhouses. $3.50: abatement OF
taxes. 500.
Observation-Disclosures. c. S. Adams.
J. 6. Packard, G.. y. Cooper: town clerk.
tax collector. +. II. Cooper: school com
mittes, 7. i. Moody. Money appropriat-
ed: schools. 500: highways. $500: sup
rort q noor, $50: ether purposes. s11ss.
EbGFCo;,R-Selectmen. Geo T. Car
Isle. Woodbury. a, Bailey James c. Rair-
Gen; town clerk. J. ]. Patterson: treas
urer, j. J. Patterson. tax collector, J. ].
Patterson: school committee. Nellie F.
ga ier Money appropriated: Schools.
Sliy: h1gh~aZs $-SsS: other purposes. s.53.
town clerk. W. Mari; town agent. ]. &
Perkins; treasurer. H. W. Bishop; tax
collector. F. +, McDougall. Money ap-
$3.50: support Of poor. $500
jAI-Selectmen. c. r. Thompson. A. F..
Taylor. c. J. Young: town clerk. ]. H.
Naconlher; treasurer. c. L. Macorber:
tax collector. II. E. Briggs: school COM
mittee, f. F. Callahan. Money approprj-
ated: Schools. $500: highways 5000; sup
port of poor. s3tN: town expenses; 5000
abatement Of taxes. $3.50 sewers, 5000
outstanding notes and interest, 1880 !.
electric lights, 500: hydrants. $50; State
aid road. 1896.
STRONG-Selectmen. H. ". Allen. P.
D. Stubbs. L. A. Worthley; town clerk,
c. b. Richardson; treasurer. Chas =
Dyer; tax collector W. L. Jones: school
committee. L. NJ. Perkins for three years.
Money appropriated: Schools. common.
sl2D; highways, 1920: support of poor.
s2"; free High school. 500: school text
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SKOWHEGAN NEWS

day as was also Forrest H. Colby OF
Bingham.
Deputy Sheriff Hollis Jacobs OF
Pittsfeld was in town Tuesday on
business.
The Skowhegan High Girls basket
ball team has challenged any girls
High school team in the State to
game. The Skowhegan team has not
been defeated this season. Its last
game for the season will be played
with Cony Of Augusta. March Il.
Judge c. o. Small of Madison was
in Skowhegan Tuesday at an adjourn
ed session of the probate court
The Rockefeller Foundation was the
subject of study at the Sorosls meet
ing Tuesday evening. under the titie
of IAN Unparalleled Benefaction. Inc
meeting was in charge of Miss Alice
Written. with the following program.
Piano duet. Misses Dorothy Day ana
Eelen Merriam: vocal solo. Lees HAN
paper on Its Aims" written by MISS
Written and read by Mrs. Alice Waos-
worth; piano solo, Miss Helen Loro'
paper, Its Achievements, MISS yer
trude Carter: humorous reading MIS-
Lois Patten. Hostesses were MISS ia
bel Thomas and Miss Anna hehheoS'
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A VIGOROUS STOMACH THE
FOUNDATION OF HEALTH

Do you feel a delight in your work. Do
you experience zest, enjoyment and a
general sense Of well being in all your
ach first for the cause Of the trouble; for
weak or exhausted stomach with its
inability to eliminate poisonous waste
matter from the system is the cause of
most peoples inef1ciency, dependency
and general feeling of wretchedness. Gas,
sour stomach, dizziness, sick headache.
and biliousness, these are all ills which
follow in the wake OF stomachs which do
not perform their functions properly.
And the reason for the greater part Of
this unnecessary stomach misery Is be-
cause people are compelled nowadays to
live hurried, tense lives. Their stomachs,
by reason of conditions which Nature
never intended. have become exhausted
and cannot without assistance eliminate
the waste matter through the thirty-foot
passageway in the intestinal tract.
In such a case, Nature, which cannot
work properly unaided, gratefully well
comes the help OF good stomach tonic,
digestion aid and strength builder. Mo
ma, the tablets in the handy tin box. sup
plies this great need perfectly. Mi-o-na
starts the gastric juices flowing properly
and invigorate all of the digestive or
gans with the result that the waste mat
ter no longer clogs the intestinal tract
but is promptly eliminated.
Mi-o-na creates no unnatural condition;
but simply renews weakened stomachs
Ai-o-na naay prove invaluable TO you.
Bowditch- " ebster & Co. and leading
druggists will supply you with the guar
antee Of satisfaction or your money back:
ADV mar1-A-a
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Dexter

A meeting of the members Of the
Finance board will be held at town hall
Friday evening at o'clock for the
purpose of discussing the appropria-
tons asked for at the annual town
meeting next Monday.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the Free
Baptist church is making arrange
ments to serve their usual town meet
ing dinner in the arnory beneath town
hall Monday noon.
Walter E. Hill has announced that
he will be a candidate for election as
third selectman at town meeting
Monday
Rev Sidney Wakely, pastor of the
Free Baptist church, has returned
home from Bangor where he has been
undergoing treatment at the Eastern
Maine General hospital. Rev. Mr..
Wakley expects to be able to resume
his duties as pastor OF the church next
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Henry P. Dexter received a
message Tuesday morning announcing
the death at Attleboro, Mass, of her
twin brother, Frank E. Swanton, for
merly of this town.
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The following have been drawn to
serve on the traverse juries at the
April term of the Somerset supreme
court which will convene here the first
Tuesday of April: Edwin H. Drawn,
Canaan; H. C. Hussey. A. ]. Robinson.
Norridgewock; Harry. Springer.
Charles W. Pooler. Eartland: Charles
Wilbur. ST. Adams; William Felker.
Bert Witham, Arson: Waldo y. San
ders, Athens; Don Q. Herrick,- Har-
mony: Charles E. Cole. Palmyra;
George H. Webb. Calvin D. Eaton, Ray
E. Allen, Skowhagan; William $.
Ames, Carl H. Goodwin, Frank S.
Cannon, Fairfield.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur r. Jewett are
in Boston for weeks visit
The latest death recorded in the
town is that of Agnes Galand. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Clement Galand
of Hanover street. at the age of two
wears and eight days. The cause OF
death was pneumonia and acute men
nights.
Mrs. Grace Vail a11 daughters. Mar
earet and Reba. will leave "Wednesday
law, Mrs. Kingman Putnam, In Bos-
ton.
DR.. Julia Nay Kincaid returned
Monday night, after passing a week
in New York and Boston.
Mrs. Flora Dealey and Mrs. Henry
Crowe,l went TO Boston Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Emery went 70
Boston Monday to attend the Auto
mobile show.
The latest births in town are: SON.
Clarence Lemieux, TO Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Lemieux: son to Mr.. ana
Mrs. Joseph Donahue: daughter
Audrv Althea Corson. TO Mr.. and Mrs
ROLAND Corson. daughter, Irene
yirgeire Bisson TO Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
fred Bison.
The Good Will Club will meet with
Miss Gertrude Webb on Pheasant
street "Wednesday afternoon.
Blaine s. Viles. mayor of Augusta
was a business visitor in towAs Tues
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SIDNEY

NORTH-Rural Lodge. No. SO, F. &
A. NJ. will hold their annual entertain
ment and ball in Sidney Grange hal
! Friday evening, March 10. when the
Universalist Dramatic Club of Au.
gusta will present the four act drama
The Country Doctor" with the fol-
W. Clark. Vernon P. Woodbury., AL
fred c. Eastman, Philip Sylvester
Chester S. Kingsley. Wilfred Hall
Howard Weber. Ethelle S. Kingsley
Edith Newman, Ann Weber, Maude
Jackson, Angie Sylvester, Aileen
Morang. Specialties between the acts
by Sylvester, Clark and Kingsley
Good music will be In attendance and
refreshments will be served at inter-
mission. II stormy before P. NJ. or
March 10 the play will be given March
II at 7.30 instead Of O'Clock.
Miss Helen Field left last week for
a visit In Massachusetts.
Carl Douglass who has been in the
employ Of s. A. Clark for the past
eight months. left Wednesday for his
home in Germany.
Mrs. John H. Field has been passing
several weeks in Belgrade with her
sister, Mrs. Ed. Page. who Is Ill. also
her daughter, Mrs. Goldie Eldridge.
Mrs. Henry Topper Of Oakland ar
rived Sunday for a weeks visit with
her daughter. Mrs. Guy H. Lyon.
Mrs. Samuel Clark Of Winslow and
Miss Edna Clark Of Waterville were
guests Thursday Of their uncle. Frank
A. Abbott, WHO is confined to his bed
with a severe cold.
The little daughter recently born to
named Virginia Luthurs Peck.
Mrs. Forrest Cannon and two chill
dren. Maurice and Bertha, passed
Thursday and Friday in Augusta. the
guests Of Mrs. Alice Sheldon, Wyman
street.
Miss Olive Con accompanied by Miss
Ruby Dougherty Of Augusta passed
the day recently in Lewiston the
guests of Elmer L Hamblen. They
report Mr.. Hamlen as able to walk
about the house by the aid OF crutches.
which will be gratifying to his many
friends in town.
Miss Doris Wyman is visiting
friends. in Massachusetts, after which
she will pass several weeks with rela-
tives in Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Cheney and four
children. Helen. Darlington. Robert
and Clyde Of Vassalhoro. passed Sun
day in the home Of Mrs. Cheney's
uncle, W. p. Lyon.
Mrs. Mary W. Moore of Augusta was
q guest over night Wednesday Of her
brother, n. p. Merrill.
Geo. c. Robbins Of Augusta is pass.
ing week at his home In town.
Mrs. Young has engaged as house.
keeper for F. A. Abbott.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ellis. Jr.. Of Ba-
cons Corner passed Sunday with tho
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BELGRADE

Mrs. Bartlett and daughter Angie visited
at the home of Mrs. Mary Tillson Mon
day.
The Ladies Aid Of the Old South church
served an excellent dinner to the voters
Monday at the Grange hall.
Nathan Bailey and family are visiting
Mr. Baileys brother in Augusta.
There will be a harvest supper at the
Grange hall Saturday evening, March II.
Ladies please bring pies and cakes.
Miss Jennie Tillson and Mrs. Leo L.
Dunn called on Mrs. Alice Pinkham OF
Augusta one day this week.
Mrs. VIM. Wadleigh. Marion Dyer and
Mrs. ]. T. Hanson passed Sunday with
relatives in Mt. Vernon.
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MADISON
Large Turnout at Annual Town
Meeting on Monday-The
Officers and APP
preparations
CAUCUS ON
MONDAY EVENING

Rumors of possible contests ana iitS
fine weather brought out an unusual-
" large turnout Of voters AT the an
nual Madison town meeting Monday.
Owing 70 the unusually long warrant.
containing s. articles. when Article 81
was. reached az o'clock in the after
noon II was voted to adjourn the meet
ing until P NJ Thursday, March >.
Another unusual. departure from the
usual order Of events was the election
OF Mrs. Rachel Scott as member OF
the experimenting school committee
this being the first time in the history
of the town when woman has been
elected to a town Office. The meeting
was called TO order promptly at 10
o'clock by Deputy Clerk f. c. Weston
and Judge Charles o. Small was elect
ed moderator. The first contest OF the
dav was for the Office OF town CLERK,
the two deputies ". VI. Spear and +.
c. Weston appointed by s. F. Rem!ck.
being the candidates. Mr.: Weston was
elected by large ma ority. receiving
159 of the 203 votes cast. Messrs. +.
L. Perkins and II. II. Johnson We're
the candidates for first seleCtmaN. Mr.,
Johnson received 10 votes and Mr..
Perkins 1873 votes. For second select
man the candidates We're Stanley Re
nie!'. w. Z. ClcuEh and Frank WEIGH.
The total vote cast was 2eS. OF which
Mr.. Renter received To- and Mr..
Clough s.. Messrs. D. Il. Hobart. Hen
~ Hoyt and T. +. Reed were the can
didates for third selectman. Mr.. Ho-
tart received 169 votes Of the q. votes
cast. Other officers elected We're: Tax
collector. ]. F. Wi,hee. rate ~: fire
wardeps. \. c. Walton. H. II. Perkins
and Q. L. Churchill: treasurer. X. c.
Gray: auditor. J. 2. Withee. Member
Of the school committee for three years.
Stanley Renter: for two years. Mrs.
Rachel Scott. 1t was voted to pur-
chase a lot and build new school
house at the Atkinson Corner. Also
that all owners Of buildings on land
abutting streets where there are sew
ers be required to connect with the
same.
Appropriations
Summer highways. 5000; winter
roads, $4,000: support of poor $500: ex-
penses and liabilities. $500: common
schools. $500: free High schools. $3.50:
school text books. $500: school appli-
ances and apparatus. ss10H0: convey
ance of High school pupils. 5000: re-
pair Of schoolhouses, $50: y. a. IVES
ton Post. G. A. r.. s125: superintendent
Of schools, 1920: manual training and
domestic science. 500; Madison Pub
lie library. $500: State road, 1882: new
schoolhouse az Atkinson Corner. $500:
repairs of sidewalks, $4,000; new sew
ers. $500.
A Republican caucus was held Mon
day evening in Firemans hall to elect
delegates to the State and District
conventions. The caucus was called to
order at S o'clock by chairman of the
town committee, Fred Lane. and the
delegates elected were F. A. Gilman.
G. D. Perkins, Judge Charles O. Small,
E. G. Burns and L. B. Foss. The alter
mates We're W. S. Milliken. Eugene
Danforth. H. c. Prince, B. F. Burns
and Morris Moore
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port and smuggling down by about
three o'clock, provided good breeze is
given for the run. The last days run
eastward will bring the yachtsmen to
this harbor and here they will stay for
entertainment until the return cruise
is started. The visitors should be roy
ally entertained. Usually the club has
gone on to Bar Harbor or some other
eastern point.
1t is expected the return cruise Will
take the yachts to Portland or some
other Maine Harbor from whence the
yachts will proceed at will. Commo-
dore A. c. Jones and E. w. Dunton,
chairman of the regatta committee are
arranging the details Of the cruise.
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CANAAN

The following report should nave
come under a Canaan head instead OF
skowhesan as published Tuesday
morning:
At the town meeting MONDAY CON
siderable interest was manifested pS
the large and enthusiastic attendance.
Considerable business for the benefit OF
the town vas disposed Of and the sum
Of ssoSs.63 was raised for the ensuing
YEAR. The election OF town off1cia!s
resulted as follows: F. H. Williams,
Isl sclectman; steven Salisbury "a
se1ec,man. Alton Gerald. Sd selectmaH;
Alto, Goodrich. collector; Alpheus
Mason treasurer: SCI DOL cofll'lli''e
Will Nelson. Lyndon Lancaster. FRANZ
Foster; moderator, {. B. Gardner.
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Mrs \. /. Wright let: Tuesday for
& few weeks visit in Boston with her
mother and her son Elmer ColcorG. a
student at Tufts College.
\ meeting ~ the PitJsfleld Tuesday
Club WIS Aald Tuesday afternoon 1t
the Domestic Science ROOMS at ". c J..
TIL hostesses for the afternoon con-
sisted Of the calendar committee Of the
club. Mrs. y. II. Drake. Mrs. T y.
Drake Mrs. w. I. Pushc~. Mrs. Rufus
Burns. Ms. V. T Lathhury. Mrs. Frank
Randlett. \ delicious lunch was serV-
ed by the members Of the Domestic SCI
ence class under the direction of the
teacher Miss e. zabeth Day.
y meeting Of the W. r. c. and Ste
phen Davis Post. G. 4. r. will be held
Wednesday afternoon at which time the
members OF the W. r. c. will make
plans for the dinner to be served town
meeting day.
H. P. Beals of Boston of the firm of
Beals * Walker of this town, who has
been spending few days here on bust
ness, returned home Monday.
a regular meeting Of Ira Berry Chap
ter. r. y. NJ. Will be held Wednesday
evening. On account Of one Of the cam
didates being absent the work in the R
a. degree which was to have been done
on three candidates, has been postponed
for two weeks.
A special meeting Of Meridian Lodge
F. and \. NJ, Will be held Friday eve
ming for work in the E. \. degree on
four candidates.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred G. Parsons left
Monday for Boston to attend the auto
mobile show.
Mrs. Irving Whitman left Monday
for Hinckley for a week s visit with
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NORTH CLINTON

Mir and Mrs. George Hoxie and Mr..
and Mrs. James Hoxie attended Sat
urday the funeral of the late John
Smith of Burnham.
Mrs. Mabel Watson is in Burnham
caring for Mrs, Fred Mudgett. who is
very i'll.
There vas q Pie social at the school
house Saturday evening, which was en-
joyed by all present. On the eve
ming of March II there will be an en-
tectainment and social.
Miss lola McNelley of Unity Plan
ta1ion is visiting her aunts, the Misses
Blanche and Zadee Gerald.
Mrs. Matilda Bickford, who has been
passine four weeks with her daughter.
Mrs. Tena Gowcn. returned to Lis
hen Friday. Mrs Bickford is in very
poor health
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.JOICE

The Kings Daughters will meet Tim
day afternoon at the home of Mr. an,
Mrs. George Sparrow.
The work committee request all N,
members to bring scissors and v~,
cloth, either white or colored tina, 81,
be cut up into small pieces. Il is chan.
to do much needed work. Fur,he, 81,
plantations will be made at the nee,,
The subject for the program will i.
Spring"
Mr.. and Mrs. Wadsworth Lewis yr.
Thursday evening to Augusta, where Inv
attended the Leginska concert.
Rev. Mr.. Written called last week \
some OF his parishioners in this part d
the town.
There were g births recorded BY 4.
town clerk of Whitetield for the year end
ing, Feb. Il, 1916.
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PALMYRA

Miss Mildred Webb was in Aug.y,
on Thursday evening to attend q,
Chapman concert.
W. II. Farrar Of Ripley was a bas
ness caller in town on Saturday.
Miss Ethel Patter Of Worcess
Mass, returned on Friday 70 her d.
ties as nurse in tEe Worcester O.,
hospital after a few days Visit VI
her father. Clancy Patten.
Mr.. and Mrs. o A. Parkmaa otE
Adams were Sunday guests f u-
son. Juddie Park!nan-
Mrs Eva Estes OF Madison Ia
Mont, q former resident Of iris ia
has returned horne and is caring for 4
daughter. Ms. cora Richardson Il "a.
bridge.
Mrs. Frank LADDERS arr son Holsr;
OF PiItsfeld visited with Mr.. AMI Mr.,
F. H. Farnum on Saturday I'd Sun
day.
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Healthy old Age II
Brings Happiness
Simple Remedy Promotes Health
by Overcoming Tendency
to Constipation.

Advancing years impair the action
Of the vital organs. Old age should
be the period Of greatest happiness.
but good health is necessary. Con-
stipation should not be tolerated-it Is
often the direct cause Of Ill health.
Headache, belching, biliousness,
bloat, drowsiness after eating and 9TH
err symptoms Of constipation can be
readily relieved by the use Of simple
laxative compound sold in drug stores
under the name Of DR.. Caidwelrs Sy-
rup Peps.n. Mr.. ]. H. Bristol, 1412
Geddes Ave, Ann Arbor, Mich, who is
50 years old. says DIR. Caldwelrs
Syrup Pepsin is the best remedy I
ever used for constipation and 1 al
ways have q bottle Of it in the house
to use when I feel the need OF 1t; II
never disappoints."
DR.. Caldwells Syrup Pepsin is mild
laxative preparation. positive in its ef-
feet, acting easily and naturally with
out gripping or other pain or discom-
fort. For over Q quarter OF century
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POTATO NOTES

Mars Hill Niew-The potato market
is holding about the same. with few
coming in. If the price gets back to
three plunks there will be a mighty
scramble to sell, for those holding one
to ten thousand barrels are getting un-
easy.
Fort Fairfield. March s-Prices on
potatoes il the Fort Fairfield markets
remain about the same as has been
quoted for the past two weeks, around
the $3.50 mark. Many of the farmers
who have been holding their potatoes
in the hope of securing at least IS, are
hauling to market. Others are opti-
mistic and believe that the time for
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WILL VISIT THIS PORT.
Boston Yacht Club to Have Annual,
Cruise Middle Of July.
(Boothbay Register March 2,

(Boothbay Register. March 81
Good news for yachting people and
surely good news for all our people.
Boothbay Harbor is to be the end of
the cruise Of the Boston Yacht Club in
July and according to the plans the
yachts will remain here for a day or
two. The daily cruises are to be short
and easy SO that arrival may be made
in each port touched about mid-after-
noon. The changes made are to make
it possible for the ladies and children
to make the cruise.
The Boston yachts will leave Mar
blehead on July Is. The stopping
places are not decided upon. The runs
will be short enough to allow making
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ALMA

Miss Esther Peaslee and Chester Morse
we're united in marriage by Rev. Mr..
Written Of Pittston Saturday evening,
March 4. Miss Peaslee is one of Alna's
popular school teachers. Mr.. Morse is in
the lumber business.
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\ \ meeting Of rhe -. c. I. L. will
&c held Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
y. r. Pearson.
| Prof. Stanley r. Oldham, principal
at Maine Central Institute will deliver
lecture at the Baptist church next
Sunday evening, subject The Aims of
Education,
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The town of Alma held its annual meet
ing March g. The following officers were
elected: Moderator. A. NJ. Card: clerk.
Lon Jewett; selectmen, H. u. MARI. A.
c. Erskine. W. W. Houdlette; treasurer
and collector. G. B. Mcdonald; member
school committee, c. E. Peaslee.
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Funeral Of Ezra Wcrthinq

TIE funeral services of the late Ezra
Worthing Will b. held from the home
of his nephew Fred A. Wyman, Wednes-
day afternoon at two o'clock
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FOR A BAD COUGH

Here is a fine. old-fashioned rec
ipe for coughs. colds or catarrh
trouble that has been used for
many years with great success
Get from your druggist OF. OF
Parmint Double Strength and
add to it 4 pint of hot water and
OF. of granulated sugar Take
one tablespoonful times a day.
No more racking your whole
body with a cough. Ciogged nes-
trils should open. air passages of
your head clear UP so you can
breathe freely. 1t is easy to pre-
pare, costs little and is pleasant to
take. Anyone who has a stub
born cough, or hard cold or ca
tarrh in any form should give
this prescription trial-Adv.
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the rise in price is near. and are stu
holding the few barrels they have le3t'
confident that better prices will De
quoted.