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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04

mile hrubt % Slilct rcpci iao / SiI-
Ter, at ser lleppe iou0te3 Scuningcr
igien al Def 5 CT uu0ct Nlla blcp
begge 6or0Iorene orNbt % @ernent
reooct. s ct treble 0ua bleu ct urat
gGQtcpar orGbt, mems ocrc5 Barn OF
bets ganle 9eoitemor blep rcooet
Nlliet blcu repet %tpcrsopcr, Tom ON
Oct par ifaaret al mc0 Ell anip. :
NlIinernc al eft Sll@ iauotcS 2iqet al
Mono % Some iomt 10 lcrpIoocreoe
Bomber, iom pcic6c 100 Tlulo hpcr.
Gtitco3 bIeu Scr rcuct ct itort NuI /
@oocn, % Ell Siuncl Tor Ell Huber
grunoSbanc, iom off %ocrunocr. blcp
eoeIngt. Gn itor Gel al Circlc Tor
SpcrioIoet bar Spinner og @srn.
Set Ter no til, at 3e%ppelincrcn Ii.
NcIrcm nGltebe no lit Gorraoh al
Bomber poo maafon, Tor ga 2llitcn
%beapnbte at bli tcnmeIiq milo al
Sl%eroplaner, bIep BET ~nsopenoi0t at
ifpnoe iig.
Gen feritc frantic }lcropInu. iom
angreb Den itore, guile tpifc @ipit.
fsrteS al en- Seriiont, hpia &uerp bar
at "~patruliere be heicrc 2uitloa."
San forfulgte llbnrct mcQet cncr0iif,
men mart bnpoe ban opbrllgt belle lit
Sorraao AZ Imm1tnition og moottc
opgipe SorielgeIien. Gn cler 10 al
oe iranife Waifiner, iom bar iorip.
net nleb inlao aanoner, par imioler-
tio peb benne Sio noaet bot op /
Suiten % aabneoe SIO moo 3eppe-
llneren. 1om milligens blcp t"rrlfict,
men iolfnlo life alporlig ifooet. Ser.
paa blep llbpret ouerebct al Ell llto
Sefonoleitnant, fom ilei hoit oper
Sorit9Oerne. San uobiitc ct iorblsi-
icnoe Woo. Councillor ilei ban
ulloer, iontmetiber oper % iommcti-
Der lige pao Sioen al oct tpife ai9ms
peluititib og mo,gprcrebe meo flor
alegt for at un0gan allglcrne ira
3eppelinercns M}itralieier. Sniioer
Hog S%eitnantenS giotor Jig urong, 90
bon mootte goa nc0 / @liocilu0t.
SgIaa Senbog apelo ifufe0c9 go.
ris op peo Sen Giterretning, at nof
Ell inf 3eppeliucr bar pon &ei til
Tnris. Tan ct 2iebIif bIcp ole @p3
%llllftet, ng ct n0nptiif Wtorfc inobpl.
lcbe Den frunitc Sopeoitob. 3eppeli-
neren fom pgian ganife rigtiNt. men
oenne Sang bolbt De frantic SIpuere
ellonu beorc TnQt cnb &peloen ier, oQ
1plferen popeoe 'ig life Longer emo
lanpiot inooper BEN poerite llofont al
Naris's SoritG0er. Gen tsmte llo
Ell Wnsic @omber, men in9en iliQ
Sfooe blep nnrcttet Tom 2eroag
apclb. '&eQer life blep Wenneifcr
orGbt eller iooret
Wonooa apelo fom ser otter Mcl-
Ding til Taria ON, at ct treble 3ep-
pelinbeieg funoc perttes, men itrar
eiter fom ser en- M @erctnino ION
iortolte, at ba Iniferen fom ino / set
franife "Snsfelt" peb Sronten, pcn0.
te ocn ON % bar aabenbort opgipet
Suren. =
On 3cppeIintogene til Gori5 mel
bcs ira Berlin, ct DC blep foretogct
Tor at bepne Nombarbementet paa
Sreibura. "@ori5 bleu bomburoerct
meo tilireo9itiQcloe Tciultater", he
Ser set.
Solonifi lite Sebrllar. - Gn 3cp.
pclincr faiteoe Manong Nat Bomber
neb oper SoIoniti og eoeloooe ct
fort grpif Nafbis in6ehoIbenbc
Suffer, Safe "a Die. Angrebet par
uoeu militpr @~ctpbning. -
Sra Berlin meIoes, at ct inf 9uit-
itib bar bombnroeret Sfibe oq Tepo-
fer / og peo Solonifis Sapn mcb
itort Selb.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04
! Snoiann.

Nn0iannpoIia, Sno. Sen 3ttc ga.
mar. TlonltiIitonocnc hcri Statcll
'orpTrreoc@ b~cipoeIi9 ioog. Maugc
Greer bortltulcoes, % mango >lter.
rrbdnllnlcr hnr mnottct iuoitinc
Sroiitcn.
: uieic GcIc al Scrrc Nallte on Ga
6anctte ltno &anoct ira ire iii icnl
6o0 opbt / @noernc, % @onoet iiea
frcmoelcS.
indianapolis Sen lite TScbr. Gcli
/ Not inotruine auIocbplnc bar / bc.
tpoeliA @rao bc0rct Slomtiliinnocne
ldoucl her iom poa ANDRE Stcocr /
Statcn. &nuNct er bcgunot at inn.
fc. unotaGcn / oen inNpcitIiac Tel,
huor @nboihelueu ilpocr no / Chic.
lloocn. Get nil lmiolcrtlo taac mor.
&c Sage, Tor (lltun0cuc bIir nor.
male iAicn. ga mango Nrocr cr bort.
ltpleoc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04
OinterHon,,nen.
Surrc Tlummc % SperIppmmclicr
bcrjer after mango Stnter.
S%smmorcoc omfcu, met.

San Srnueiaco, Gal, Den lite sc.
brllur: llpcirct, lonu hor ruiet pao
Stillehapsfpltcn nUiten belle lorride
llat, bar frUuct henImoo 100 Men.
neitcliu ~ IoranriuAct Ell Gienoonla-
itaoc pon mango Wiliouer Collars,
Set ~ltorite Cab al Weuneifeliu
ianot Stco / Stapoalcn, isnocnlor
San Giego. ga California Wtorntaiu
@ater Gompanno nchre GUmninA
Soraoag broit.
NIommen oa ELECTROMAGNETIC
niorbc mcocn Sfooc / iorificliNc o.
lie al Statcu, iiUr / Slic0iitriftcrnc.
huor Nunoreocr al Clictoarnc itprtc.
DC iunnmeu.
Get inccoe itcrrt / belle 0cu uoro.
li0c Gel al Stutcn. Stornlcn ser
eitcrillltca al Ell nGilcn uliocIiG
&uloc, ronrncoc haor0t &c noropelt'
lige Stutcr Sre1on, WalhingtOn,
Sbnbp o. Montnnu. : lioinlTpntc
Stot haooc ma 9tot iii Snrbna hci
prritc Storm % 9ltloc, nTltcn
noaen fon minbca, lbet Shcrmomctc
ret poo fine Stcocr iolot hclt nco til
81 @rooer unbcr Zero. &%ernbnnc.
truiifen off, poa @rlrub al Sncifreo
% oc ipUre Sncoripcr, illoltpnoig
iltno.
Storncn begpnotc at mobercrc lil
noNet @pr0o1. Ga a%ulbebslgen be-
gnlbtc at beprge liz %eitoper.
Gan Tiego, Gal, Den lite Sch q.
9taor Sc oncrippmme0e Saliercr i
Son Giego Goitntp otter blir bcboe.
Ii1e, nil mango Snrmcrc OF 6rll9t.
oplcrc, Tom III bciinocr iiq iom Slpgt.
Ringer oppc mcllcm Nicrgcne, OF
iom for en- llae iioen aniao liz for
pelitnoenoc, inacu Snrue eler &uocr
hare at pcnoe tiIbogc til. ,$ffc nIeue
er oereS Tonning9buie, S%tdlobpgnln.
ger, Sr,gtbaucr % &rcutllrer Tor
lpullone, men iclpc Sorocn er blct
eoclogt al bnbc gag al Sono oG
@ruS, lom IIompanocne iortc meb
Jig.
: Son 9ie1o.T olcu mcllcm @p-
erne Softer og 2ntciioe, er life mint
6re cno iemten ocIui5 oponrfeoe 6or-
me poa 40 Ncrcs eIlcr nler, bleuct
pocla0te poo ocmne Wnobe, oQ otter.
rctningcr ON l%ignenoe llIpfter mo.
lebcr ira andre Iiitriftcr.
@igcnc al IRE til al De Smfomne
err blet ioentiiiccrcoe iong. ocribInuot
Carl Nelion ira Gan @uis Den.
TaIen. Ter cr cuonu u Sig, ion
life er blet gienticnote.
glntuaet al oe Sn1fomne beri
Gountnet onllooca iii iii 60. Marge
ar Dem nllfdge5 at pare 'ert ttlhno@
al Glommen og nil ncppc nogeniinoe
bli gienilnone.
Mou irpgter for. al @nnoreoer al
Snmilier, ion er %oiifaaret ira Ior
binoelic me0 lloenperoencn, true5 al
NunQerSneo. Taa @runo al Teie-
mes lliremtommeliAbco og Bort
ifnlninQcn al oqc 9rocr, cr 0et ior
2icbliffet ummIigt Of ion icuOt oem
@iGIp.
Min0it % Sormhllie blep bortrcp-
ne al be pGloi0e @unomo5ier. iont
blcp ilupne lbs, oo BEN ncorc Gem
nina / GtopooIcu brat.
Selpe 9pen San IieQo bar ingcr
ipnoerlia SfoOe Iiot. oq Sen oibruote
@anoiorimninN er aibluIpet ira ei
Reierpereierpoir.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04
llro / @aiGinaton.

Seattlc. Maib.. ocn Poem 6cbruar.
Verctninger on ltIgen0e Sempero.
tilrer ira alle anltcr al N~aciiicuoro.
uclten tuoer pna, al ocn upriie Nlii.
3dr0, ui bar bart pou % Mar. err
Del oueritunet. men @Ipben herouer
or bleucn nllGit Al en- iterf 6ruQt
Tor. at ocune pllloieliqc 5oranorirl
/ &ciret oil lo2ue urlojqe Snema5.
Ter ! 6ie.0ene. ioraoriule iuGrt
6lomme / Galitr9lene ca ourttte
ltore Cab miliIeu@ baaoe al Gin og
Gicnoom.
Sneeu liggcr ooer en- 500 nub
pua ilno Mart baa0e / Oregon 90
Naihiu1tou o. er bobet ianmlen /
mere enc % 500 outc Iouner /
6ielopoaierne, buorlgiennem Sc
trau2fontinentole Sernbanelinier
inor ia. nile sitgooenoe Goa bar
Jolt &i%rtningen al Oct ipGre Sne.
inlo. lud Sra'ten ~praftIit tail bar
maattet inoitiaes.
sra Eorilano melOes. al Sneilu.
oet er ailsit a. 9tegn. Glettriife
Spaleoniuger er neoreune o. Spor-
uognstrnIiten ! mango 1ele al @pen
oibruot al neoinIoeuoe SrPer. ionl
cr fnpttet UNDER Segten al De uaeoe
SnemaSier. GnfeIte Sirsg / Geii.
oensoiitrifterne beianot liz ! Rat /
Werte. Observation-Disclosures mo-
ooer er oelpl9 aibru0t.
9lae Sfoler / FOrilano oar moer
Stornen lltfc0e.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04

m%loer9rauc Observation-Disclosures. On
II 600 boi Nauoma9ie ioaier opcr
HoolcucItodnmcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04
Slumiarc Coma.

Gapeuport. "a, Den 2oen Se6ru-
ar. Mi%siiviippten naac6e 5Iombei.
Be her i0ag. oct pil iige. - 900 oper
ACCOMPLISHMENTS % %auoet er irem.
oeles / Sti9euoe. Wnnge al benz.
iunl Dor / oen Iauere Gel al Spen.
er ilndteoc "a ocre3 Stem operipem-
meoe. Moot Hiuer | SlinoiS bar
operifreoet line BREEDER OF operilom.
met Salen / en- S9nsoe al Here Mil.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04
! Colorado.

DURANGO. Colorado, Ben 29oe ga.
mar: ST Sncifrco. iom iiges az
pprc oet i~tsrite, iom er inbtruiiet
pao oisie aanter iioer 1854, req /
Not mco iig nj @pgninqer / Silpcr-
tonoiitriftet i ipolige Colorado o.
anretteoe Ell Sfaoe paa ca. 100000.
Saapiot pioe5 qif intet Wienneife-
Iip TAFT, men mango Verioner beret-
res at pGre iiolereoc / DC talrige Wti.
neleire oppe / 9(asiioerne. Com
Gsl9e al oet iterfe Sspeir igoar bar
mango Sneifreo iitnoet Steo ogiaa
paa iorifieaige andre Steoer.
Sneen ligger ira 6 Ill 20 500 op6
/ San 8uanoalen.
Nri5ona.
Duma, Arijona. Den 30te San.
On IN 5Iom. ser bar nnaet en- enoml
ilsrre Nsioe emo SIommen iorrige
'llge. hor oreuet iaagootiom belle On
ems Seioltnina pan 6Iugt. gluene
@ila % COLORADO. iom meoes her.
gaar beege / 6lom.
R9iien ale 1rGbnle | Spen bort
itpllebes, % Ganoene trller meo at
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04

GortiRties 5aa siOs
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04

SerifRites sGa Sise 1
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04

Sor'fGttes paa sioe 4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-02-04

y 9enne aorrciponoance oe DC isIaen,
Srcpe ira Den ~iranite Sront. huC
DR.. Srsislano | December tiIbra0
ncsle Sage for ueb SeIpipn al tur
nc beitriue Sorbolneue. or bIet a,
itilis ~ioriintese. Zen frantic Ger
ior bar nenllis aabuet sem. % ia
bar aabcn5art iaset Jig soo Sio me
al unSeriese. am Sc life inhehoIl
CT eIler anhet inrlia. iom "SeeoraI
Yoiten"s eGiere life burpe iaa rel
paa.-Heo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-24

Wednesday on Mrs. Gustavus Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Dodge were Sunday
guests at W. b. Shuman's.
Roy Clifford was business caller in
Waterville Tuesday.
Miss Gladys Hisler who has been spend
ing her vacation at home has returned
to her school at North Vassalboro.
Mrs. Stella Brown was a caller Sunday
evening on Mrs. Gustavus Brown.
The Christmas Club met with Miss Ber-
nice Proctor Saturday afternoon. Eight
members were present. Refreshments OF
sandwiches, cocoa and cake were served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Clifford visited Sun
day at w. B. Clifford's.
Miss Hattie Ward and Carroll Ward
Of China were visitors Sunday at II. NJ
Crommett's.
The Busy Bees met Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. Edith Shuman Twenty
one members were present. five visitors
and three children. Short work was
made Of lacking two puffs for Mrs. J. r.
Hall. Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served. The next meeting will
be April with Mrs. Eta Grady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-24
cllIsED BY THIN BLOOD

Many people think they have kidney
trouble because they have backache but
more backache is caused by overstrained
and undernourished muscles than by
anything else. In such cases the blood
needs building up.
Many rheumatic people suffer pains
that could be avoided BY building up the
blood. When rheumatism Is associated
with thin blood the rheumatism cannot
be cured to stay cured until the blood is
built up.
Dr.. Williams' Pink Pills build up the
blood and sufferers from backache would
do well to try this treatment before giving
way to worry over . fancied organic dis
ease. Rest and the tonic treatment with
DR.. Williams Pink Pills will correct most
forms of backache, even rheumatic.
For people who work too hard or dance
too much and sleep too little, better habits
and course of treatment with Dr.. Will
lang Pink Pills are all that lie needed
to drive away the pains and aches that
are warnings Of coming breakdown.
Two books, Building Up the Blood
and "Nervous Disorders" will be sent
free, if you are interested, by the DR..
Williams Medicine Co., Schenectady,
n. Y. You can get DR.. Williams Pink
Pills at the nearest drug store or by mai,
postpaid, on receipt of price, so cents PEI
box; six boxes, $3.50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-24
ALBION

Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Hussey visited
Mrs. Hussey's mother. Mrs. Wing, in
Weeks Mill last Sunday.
Miss Gertrude Sylvester of Knox is
visiting at A. D. Sylvester's.
Mrs. Weston Ames and son of Matin
icus are visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Alton Wentworth.
Miss Nettie Fowler, who has been
employed at Matinicus, has returned
home.
Voyle Abbott, student at L. of NJ,
is at home for vacation.
Virgil NJ. Gould of Portland passed
few days at his home this week.
Gladys Wiggin, Lucy Wood and Will
lis Hussey, students at Castine, are at
home for the spring vacation.
John c. Parlin, principal of Albion
high school. was pleasantly surprised
Monday evening by the students and
assistant teacher, Miss Shaw gathering
at his home in observance of his birth.
DAY. The evening was passed with
games and music. Homemade CANDY
and peanuts were furnished by the stu
dents and oranges by Mrs. Parlin. Mr.
Parhn was presented with a travelling
case and shaving set
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-24
NORRIDGEWOCK

Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Lockwood are the
happy parents of baby girl, born March
2Otu.
Weldon Owens returned Wednesday
from a weeks visit with relatives in Con-
cord.
Nathaniel Otis of Lawrence, Mass. was
in town Tuesday, called here by the death
of his brother. Sullivan Otis.
Ellery futile is visiting his grandpar-
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Kilgore of
Smithfield.
Mrs. Eta Frederick who has been con-
fined to her bed by illness for several
days, was pleasantly remembered Tues
day by receiving post card shower of
IS cards.
Miss Arlene Kilgore returned to her
home in Smithfield Sunday after spending
week with her sister, Mrs. r. A.
futile.
E. j. Holway left Wednesday for Port
land, where he will pass few days.
Sullivan Otis.
Sullivan Otis passed away about P.
NJ. Saturday after an illness of several
days with pneumonia, at the age of about
81 years. Funeral services were held at
10 A. NJ. Tuesday at the home, conducted
by Rev. John Trites Of the Baptist
church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-24
Bates COLLEGE

$4,000 for Bates college!
This is what the student body will
endeavor to raise during the coming
fortnight's recess.
Prof. F. E. Pomeroy Of the Bates
faculty introduced the subject Of
needed funds for the athletic field and
other purposes, at chapel exercises
Monday morning and the result was
one of the most enthusiastic discus
sions which Bates has heard in many
a day.
Prof. Pomeroy recalled the fact
that Is years ago there was no athletic
field. Someone gave a piece of pasture
land. All the students, young women
as well as the men, and the faculty
turned to and cleared that land. What
was done then can be done now. His
suggestion was that the entire student
body take part in the raising of $4,000.
To do this he suggested that each one
pledge themselves to raise SIS during
the vacation.
His suggestion was met with hearty
approval. Students were Immediately
on their feet to endorse his plan, some
of those who spoke enthusiastically of
the project being Harold Cloutman,
Dana Russell, Richard Boothby. Alma
Gregory. Mabel Googins, Pat Lane, Ar
lene Lougee, William Neville, Edward
Southey, Raymond Stillman.
With little effort $50 students were
found who were GLAD to pledge them
selves to earn $25 and practically every
student in the college agreed to raise
ST. The money thereby earned will be
used toward the making of a grass
diamond, new track, repairing of the
steel lockers in the gymnasium, COM
pletion Of the fence, etc.
The junior class Of Bates has elect
ed their Ivy day speakers. The follow
ing members Of the class received the
parts: Toastmaster, c. G. Coady, Pat
! ten; orator, P. w. Lane, Milford
Mass; gifts, T. f. Bacon, New Hamp-
ton, n. H.; Goods, G. r. Hatch, Ply
mouth, n. H; Our Victories" H. j
Stettbacher, Ansonia, CT: class poem
Genevieve Dunlap, Bowdoinham; class
ode. Mary L. Cleaves, Ossipee, N. H..
prophecy. Eiinor Newman, Augusta
faculty, Dora A. Lougee, Lewiston;
"Our Boys" Grace f. Berry, Alton
| n. H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-24
UNI. OF MAINE
The Maine Masque Leaves on
Maine and Massachusetts, Trip
University Closes for Spring
Recess-Bangor Officers Corps
Become Special Students at U.
of Maine.

Orono, Ne. March 23.-(SpeciaD-
The University of Maine dramatic or
ganization. The Maine Masque, left
Orono today for its longest trip. To-
night it will present the Commedia Del
Arte. "Lelio and Isabella" written for
the Masque by Prof Windsor P. Dag
gett of the faculty, at the Soldiers
Home in Togus.
After the performance at Togus. the
men will take a special car for Angus
ia to connect with the Pullman for
Boston, where the comedy will be
Y. NJ. c. A. building, under the auspices
of the Boston Alumni Association. On
Friday afternoon, the members of the
cast will attend the performance of
the second part of Henry ~ which is
being played in Boston by one Of the
Harvard dramatic clubs.
The Club Saturday noon will go to
Maiden, Mass, where they are to play
in the evening and be entertained over
Sunday and on Monday night will play
in Nevins hall. Methuen. On Tuesday
they are to give performance in Ken
nebunk, Me, returning to Orono on
Wednesday.
The University closed at 5 p. NJ
Wednesday for the spring recess, which
comes early this year Recitations will
be resumed again at S o'clock Thurs
day, March 80.
Members of the Bangor Officers
Corps, volunteer organization of bus
mess and professional men receiving
military training under instruction of
Lieut.. Clark of the military depart
ment University of Maine, have been
made special students at the UNIVERSE
/ ty of Maine, through the cooperation
Of Pres. r. j. Alley. The State law
forbids the organization of any military
body not connected with the National
| Guard, but this law does not apply to
students, so by becoming affiliated with
the university's military extension
course, they now pass all requirements
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-24
sagadahoe Real Eetate Transfers,

The following transfers Of real es-
tate were recorded last week at
the Sagadahoc registry of deeds at
Bath:
NJ. G. Shaw Lumber Co. to Annie
NJ. Bowling, property in Bath:
Frank Norwood to William w
Hosmer ct al, property in Bath; Alb
bic L. Denham to Catherine E. Cor
nish. property in Bath; Charles j.
Pratt to Abbie Denham, property in
Bowdoinham; Lincoln Williams, Jr.
et al. to Lincoln Williams. Sr.
property in Bowdcinham; M. G.
Shaw Lumber Co. to Henry w. How
ard, property in Bath: Charles A
johnson to Mary H. Johnson. prop
erty in Bath; Fred H. Stilphen to
Irven Stilphen, property in George
town; Mary L. Ring to Victor j. Ring
property in Richmond: Fred G. Cox
to Anna c. Franklin, property in
Richmond; Arthur H. Ward ct. al. to
Mary L. Ward ct. al, property in
Topsham: Mary L. Ward ct. al, to
Minnie I. Hunter, property in Tops
ham: Fred B. Reed to Fred H. Ward,
property in Georgetown; Marion L.
Jones to Lewis B. SWEET. property In
Georgetown; Elton H. Phinney to Ed
gar E. Phinney. property in Arrowsic
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-24
TOWN ELECTIONS

NOBLEBORO = Selectmen, Chas.
Keyes. Ernest McGray. c. s. kaler; towr
clerk. J. o. oliver: treasurer. J. A. FER,
kins; tax collector. P. II. Oliver; scnoo
committee, Clara Merrill Money appro'
priated, s6,g75.24: Schools. $l5oo; highways
$500; support of poor. $500.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H: L. Worces-
ter. c. E. Coffin. F. P. Abbott; town
clerk, v. NJ. Look: treasurer. Geo.
Coffin; school committee, F. r. Ramsaeli
Money appropriated: Schools. S,e; nign.
ways, 500: support Of poor, $50; other
purposes, $2O13.32.
= wILLIMANTIC-Sel David =
Preble, l. L. Coffin, Chas. e. Crockett
town clerk, Walter L. Arnold; treasurer
and tax COLLECTOR, Valentine Patterson
school committee A. NJ. Leighton. Money
appropriated. 1890: Schools. total OF $so
highways, $3.50: support Of poor. 300
town charges. $500: insurance. en-: and ac, ap,
pliances, $40; hearse house, ~; scneol
money includes repairs for school.
GREENvILLE Selectmen. X. p.
Brown, c. L. Capen, s. P. Young; town
clerk, F. w. Allen; town agent, Il. r
Brown, treasurer, J. NJ. Prentiss; tax col.
lector. s. G. Rogers; school committee. 9
F. Woodland. Honey appropriated, w.
20: Schools, $500; highways. $1s2: sup
port Of Door. 500: other purposes. $3.50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-24
CLINTON

The town was shocked Wednesday
when 1t was learned that Fred E. Wells
had hung himself. There seems to
have been no cause for the act but he
had complained for a number of days
Of not feeling well. He was 4S years
old, leaves a mother and sister, Mill
lie, who made their home with him
also two brothers, Gideon and Albert
all Of Clinton. Funeral will be held
from his late home on the Ferry road
from Morrison's Corner Saturday at II
A. NJ. Mr.. Wells had always lived in
town, was of very quiet nature
home seeming best to him, a respected
citizen.
Little Misses Christine and Phillis
Whitman have both been i'll during the
past week.
Albert Shelves has gone to Fairfield
where he has work in the pulp mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Kelley are Wis
iting their daughter at Fairfield Cen
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Moses Richardson en-
tertained a party at dinner Tuesday
consisting of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Manson, Mr.. and Mrs. Seldom Manson
Of Clinton and Mr.. and Mrs. AL. Smith
Of Canaan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-03-24
FROM
THELAW COURT

The law court has just handed down
a decision in one of the many Cliff
House cases deciding that Glen cottage
at Cape Elizabeth belonged to Japez
True and not to Mrs. E. Benson Stan
ley.
This case grew out of the removal OF
Glen cottage from its original location
in March, 1914, when crew OF men
started one Saturday to tear away the
cottage from its original foundation
claiming that it belonged to E. Benson
Stanley. After working two or three
DAYS, including one Sunday, they were
stopped by Jabez True through an in
junction from the supreme court. At
the same time the men doing the work
were arrested on trespass suits brought
by Mr.. True. Mrs. Stanley Immediate
t,y sued Mr. True for trover claiming
that she owned the cottage.
The Cliff House and Glen Cottage
were soon after destroyed by fire and
the various suits have engaged the at
tent:on of the court for nearly two
wears and the decision is int favor Of
Jabez True as the owner of the cot
tage. There are several trespasS suits
now pending and the decision in these
depended upon the outcome Of this
case.
The rescript by Justice Cornish which
is long one. contains the following
statement: That the legal rights Of
the parties must be determined by the
recorded conveyances and those con-
veyances place the legal title to Glen
cottage in the defendant. Judgment for
the defendant"
Hinclley & Hinckley were attorneys
for Mrs. Stanley while Jabez True was
represented by c. J. Nichols and F.
n Haskell