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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11

Al the recent meeting OF Petersburg
Daughters Of the Confcdcracy.
Mrs. Harvey Seward, president. stand
ing committees for the ensuing year
were appointed. These committees are:
executive relief. marker. education.
historical entertainment. memorial and
each with "A full member
ship. The Petersburg chapter is 4
Well organized active body. and has
done and is doing much good.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
Iivery-NIcmbcr Cnnymss.

The First Baptist Church in this city
was organized in 1917, and next year
Will he its centennial year. which II
is proposed 10 make the greatest in
its history. This afternoon nifty male
members. appointed for tho purpose.
made "a canvass ut the homes of the
church members TO secure subscriptions
for the mission work Of the church
!or 1917. y request had been made in
advance for all members to remain at
their home to receive the cauvassers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
Mrs. Elizabeth tobbins.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. VA, December To-
AIRS. Elizabeth Robbins. aged fifty
eight years. died very suddenly about
II o'clock last night at the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. j. II. Branch. in
Ettrick. She was born in England, but
had lived here about thirty years She
is survived by ono daughter and four.
brothers. Sidney, Albert and George
Scott. Of Portland, Ore, and William
Scott. OF Pennsylvania
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
lIrs. VI. llnnrc.

Especial I" The Times Dispatch.
LYNcHBtRG. VA. December TO-
Mrs NJ. Moore. aged sixty eight years.
died on Saturday at her home at South
Boston. Two sons, Joseph NJ. Moore.
Nashville. Tenn. and John w. Moore
South Boston, survive her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
William IL. tIIlitIs.

Special to The Times Dispatch
LYNcHBURG. VA, December Ia
William II. Chids. aged eighty years.
is dead at his home at Gilmore Mills.
Botetourt County. after a brief illness,
He was Il Confederate soldier. and il
survived h! his widow and son, Earl
Childs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
PAM ON WAY TO WASHINGTON
Dceiiacs "a Discuss rrotorni Which N.
trrcntiy Carried Ia 81

IN. Ns.ocI.teI -. |

laredo. TEN. December in.-\isS
h"rt' RAJ mcnher of the joint Amer.S
lean Mexican Commission which cooss
slG bnrdcr p"ubicns "A, Ntiar,i...
CITY. arrived h"r" to-day from NNx;r,.S
ard left fer Washington. where no az.
poets to arrive OF "Wednesday after
noon, ii" declined 10 discuss the pros
t"coi which he carried to c;cneray
N"nuStiar" tarranza. and would neither.
nfhr" nor deny that CarranzH had
signed the document
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
Roy SII0OtS Himself.

ISpocihl ~ Tho Tunes Djspai cN.I
NLEN .\NDRlA. NA. December Ie.-
Wallace Adarns. eighteen years old
who lives in Del Ray. AiaNandria
County. shot himself last night Willie
in this city. The bullet entered his
shoulder. lie will recover.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11
Mrs. Lacy Emmett Myers.

Especial 10 Tic IImtN- DlSna ICh.
LYNcHBtRt;. VA. December 10
Mrs Lucy Emmett Myers, aged sixty
five years. widow Of Clayton Myers.
died ~ her home here to-day
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11

Temperature. 81; humidity SO: wind,
direction, cast; wind. velocity. 6 miles:
weather. clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11

Local I1ninfnII.

Haintail last tweniy-four hours None
p"hciency in rainfall since March
.............-... 1. SIS
P"hcicncy in rainfall since Jan
"arN Observation-Disclosures. SIC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11

MINIATURE ALMANAC.
December II. 1916.
HIGH TIDE:
sun rises. .....t:lI Morning. ..5:t1
sun sets. ......f:6l Evening. o:5S
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-12-11

foxy December 10 rha Marquis
Iva" pyana field marshal general.
vino directed the japan"So land cam
ra'Hn N the KusS"-Iapan"s. War. IS
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-13
Gerald King does shoe re-
pairing.

Fred Hamm and Grover Hamm
and wife, of st. Joseph, were here
in attendance at the funeral of the
wife of their brother, A. G. Hamm,
which was held Wednesday.
We are sorry to hear of the very
poor health of our old friend, John 4.
Goodhart, of the Triumph district.
We hope it is only temporary, and
that he may be able in q brief time
to go out and gather his 100 bushels
Of corn In ten hours.
Mrs. James Peret, of Plainview,
Texas, and her three interesting chill
dren are here for visit with Pa
Peret and family and John H. Peret
and family. They are on their re-
turn trip home after an extended visit
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II.
Mills, Of Clay township.
rover has option TO pay osrt q Oh Of
principal Of any time Most Hbersl
terms ever afforded. Can, write o.
phone to u. Costs you nothing. ssves
F Ia sSisSoN LOAN 4 TITLE CO.,
ohices over Nodaway Valley Bsnk.
1asyvills. Missouri
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-13
A new linoleum on that
kitchen floor Ilghtens house
work. See L. pettij0hn.

Miss Pearl Kurtz was a st. Jo-
seph shopper, one day, last week.
DIR. Willard Proud, oculist and
Aurist. Physicians 4 Surgeons
Building. st. Joseph, Mo.
ID. c. Porter, of Benton town
ship, was here Tuesday, looking after
some business matters. He does not
like the idea of being included in the
Highland drainage district.
1t is a pleasure to note that after
months of sickness, Frank Burger s
again able to take up his saw and
hammer. He is . splendid fellow, and
not a lazy bone in his body.
There will be an oyster and box
supper at the Woodville school house,
Saturday evening, October IA. Every.
body invited. Proceeds for benefit of
school. DOROTHY KURTZ, Teacher
Cider Apples,-Ws will pay 30
cents per hundred for Cider Apples.
Started loading cars ct Canning Fac
tory, in Oregon, Tuesday, September
10, Apples received every day.
MOORE 4 MOORE.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-13
Take your shoe repairing
to Gerald kinu.
IT. A. Long. Veterinary.


Warren Campbell went to Puebl ,,
Colorado, las. week.
Doctor Chandler, Martin Building,
Oregon. Roth Phones.
j. |. Ienninger had business in
Sc. Joseph, Tuesday Of this week.
Will Kiln, ,,cter has our thanks
for nearly a peck Of fine sweet APP
pies.
Frank Walker. of Bigclow. had
business in Oregon, Monday Of this
week.
Attorney Frank Petree was in
,'"""rson City. this week. on legal
business.
Nj. r Martin and son. Bennett,
were st. Joseph visitors, Saturday Of
last week.
Attention IL called TO the adver-
,iscment Of the Mound City Green
house elsewhere.
Fred Morgan. Of Dodge City,
Kansas, Is visiting his brother, Judge
Is. +. Morgan, Of this city.
j. ". Dinwiddic il building him
,elf n modern, up.to.date fvc-room
bungalow in Forest City.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-13
a fine new line OF Rugs
at prices you Can not find
anywhere. See L pettijohn.

DIR. \. G.. Young, Of Forbes. had
business in Oregon. Wednesday of
this week.
Arthur Miller and family have
removed 10 the J. u. Murray farm
near Napier.
Don't forget the date Of Tang,
ncy's Land Sale, Mt Rulo, Nebraska
October Il, 1916.
Howard Penny was in town, Wed
ncsday of this week, looking after
business interests.
"A. II. Greene has been on the sick
list for few days, but we are glad ii
learn that he is improving.
Henderson Alexander, of the Biz
Lake ncighborhood, had business in
Oregon, Wednesday Of this week.
DIR. Whitsell, eye and ear special.
list, southeast corner Sixth and Ed.
mond. St.Joseph. Mo. Both phones,9a
The friends Of Harry Alkire and
Miss Margaret Vincent are congra,ll-
lating them. They were married IN
81. Joseph, Friday Of last week, De-
tober @. The couple go TO St. Joseph
where Harry will go TO work for tn,
Swifts in satisfactory position
Here's to you both and may you both
live long and prosper.
James Huiatt, of the Croscr
school district, was in town, on bust
ness. Wednesday of this week. Jim
has been laid up with the rheumatism
but is now improving. His brother
Will, Of the Richland school district
accompanied him, to after and kccr
accompanied him, to look after hin
and keep him out of trouble.
Our sympathy goes out to Robert
Hatch, by reason Of the death of his
dear, old mother, Mrs. Frances Hatch
which occurred suddenly and unex,
pectedly at the home of her daughter
Mrs. q. NJ. LivengoOd, in Omaha, Ne,
braska, Sunday last, October s. She
was 20 years Of age. Burial was had
at Ulysses, Nebraska, on the 10th
MIR. Hatch was in attendance at the
, funeral.
Mrs. Minnie Eiler, who was oper'
ated upon, Thursday Of last week, Is
her doing as well as could possibly
doing as well as could possibly be ex
, pected. Mrs. Cass Jones, of Rul0, Ne
brsska, who has been here visiting
her sisters, Mrs. Filler and Miss Gusts
Upperman, left Monday for her
home, going to st. Joseph to see hel
sister before returning. Mrs. Eiler'a
sons, Matt and John, spent Sunday
with her.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-13
H. Nm. lirrr.

nnr newton wa here, but not
the fellow WAC gnN" ~ a." l.T Of
gravlta,iun, but lsaac ScwtUn Encr-
AID, probes ~ IN the college ut Aln"'
,hail. tHie state, Wa here, one day,
lat week, calling On the voter, Of
these uart-, being n candidate an the
Republican ticket for State SUpcrln-
lcndCnt of Schools, his name being
paced on the ticket by The state COM
mltt"", by reason pf tHc death Of
Howard Gas. We found Isaac New
ton 20 be- real live wire, and u real
live. progressive school man. Geo, we
hope he may be- elected,
--Gco. l.ukcns, of Topeka, Kansas,
and Il. l.. lUkcnr, of kansas City,
were here, few days, the past week,
visiting their brother, Rev. W. ID.
lukons. They all three visited thcir
sister, Mrs. Grogan, in llattsburg,
where n reunion was held of the only
living members of this family.
--t.suuiic jacob King, of this city,
has been entertaining his brother, ST.
mon T.. King, of bethany, Harrison
county, this state, for n few days
lie Is n few days older than Mr. Jacob
King, of this city, having celebrated
his s0th birthday Saturday of last
week, October :. lie IL well pre-
served for u man of his age, aud gets
around quite actively. He was county
treasurer of Harrison county for two
terms, lSSO-S4. lie showed Us q half
dollar, coined in 1927. the year Of his
birth, which he carries as n pocket
piece. He returned to his home, this
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-13
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters
of administration on the estate of
Daniel Huiatt. deceased, were granted
to the undersigned on the 9th day of
October, 1916, by the Probate Court
Of Holt County, Missouri. All persons
having claims against said estate are
required TO exhibit them for allow
ance to the administrator within six
months after the date of said letters,
or they may be precluded from any
benefit Of said estate; and If said
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date of the last inser-
ton of the publication Of this notice,
they shall be forever barred.
JIM HUIATT,
Executor Daniel Huiatt Estate.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-13

County Superintendent of Schools,
Mrs. Alberta Green Murphy, had q
close call from going into the ditch. on
her way 10 the Brush College school,
Friday Of last week, when the right
front wheel on her car ran of, and
only presence Of mind and quick &C.
ton on her part averted the accident.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-13
Rugs and Linoleums al
L. pettijohn's.

psi lent. was here. one dny. this wcc..
vi sitiny relatives and friends.
u ~ o,J n r. p,,,J.,ot -,
,,,t,,,,J 80, r.. u''i,.'i.''' ~
. dance n, III, funeral ~, a., -
llnnm,
A. n p.u,,, ., .,c.
i,..,,;. w. 'Ps anu VII are 20
w 1870 w .lS
b,c n,n a'" '" w. "'s''"s '"r on'
n,u.o, g. w,,a.. ,,,. H.. al.
Lc,J 80 wo,,,,.'i.,. ~ "s sar'
,,,' Iii .,,a'Ia s " l"S, w.
,,r,, ,onii,oJ i''''' "'"' R'"" Pr'''S
49,, ..
Nl'I,nm INrnhnm ~ n very sex
,.,rD =" ~. -, n", wv '",a ivy I've "
,r ,bc ri,'ii w. "s'' "''' '''''"'
W., "",
MfH' florn iiindc Is making ar
aNg'n'n's 'o hav' ~ = icw weeks
20 spchh thc winter with her son.
.r, !" '"''"t"'
Ne many friends of Oliver l'c'-
Sln' "' New foint, are glad that nc
now nj home. and convalcscing
from MS recent operation.
John Fries and his daughter. Miss
Maymic. Of Benton township. were
lcrr Tucsdny.. John says he has nll
w" ''ainag" 'l"''ict nc needs.
For Sale Several Thoroughbred
llig. Roned Snotied ro'nrd.r China
Hogs Call On address. I'd. Ejtz.
maurice. Forest City, Mo-, Route 1
rn'mcrs' Phone.
Money a. 'nan ~ fnr,s NJ n to,a,
80 A. A.
-ower. a'ao awe homo money IN
yer w"st Side cns..
White W,,c ,,,.,rs s,,rs whi,,
Coo this y.crc n, Tho Vor,c,v S,or,
Snoons To, .pco,s E,,rc. ,,J rors.
only 10 rc~'s ooh. You will never
regret buying this ware.
-JrJ,c n T. vo,,o, ,,s ,o,,,oJ
r.ow n, ,y,c,lcJ iii, 4, c, I,,i,
Clinton o,J n'j,h III sam MI
s,",;l,' n, c,oicl,on n" ,i"a ~
Il. tho STAT r,,r n, co,,.,,. "'' "''
:, "
- - , hn'c hnn,2' hr'"r' VINO hnS
"'n ,"'' "n ~ .N'"n.'' VISIT 'n,l'i
, , ~ we h'"'h 81 h"r ihth"r'
% r,,, Wv" ra,i, WI "''
'"'' y" '''p""'''' "'''"'"'"'
,'-Th"r' w'' y" hoy H"nf"r and
~" s"c'n' ~ w" I'rN CIV, school
house frldhv evening October 20
'rn""c', 10 y" used IN assisting Ia
build n barn ut III" school house
Thor" win he ~ ovs,cr nrd hos
",npcr Mt the Woodvil'c school house,
SATURDAY. cvcnin". October -, Every.
body invited. r"oc"cds for hcnodt Of
school. DOROTHY RCRTX. Teacher
-. r. ISkccD Elton and wife, Of
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-10-13

Clifford Rat Poison for sale ct
Phillips Drug Store. q.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-08
FAIRFIELD
Libbey-Witham Marriage-Club
Notices-Sunday Services at
the Churches-The PAY
Up" Week Plan

Miss Angie May Witham. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Truenan Withsm Of
Fairfield and Per,ey E Libbey Of
West Benton were united in marriage
Thursday evening al the Baptist par
sonage, NewhatI street Rev. Ernes, NJ
Holman performed the ceremony. the
single ring service being used. Only
the necessary witnesses were present
at the ceremony. there being no at
tencants- The bride wore a travelling
suit Of dark brown and a black hat
with white trimmings. They left i'm
mediatsiy for wedding trip TO parts
unknown Mr.. Lsbbey IS employed in
the Waterviile car shops Of the Maine
Central and makes his home at Ben
ton. Mrs. Libby has been employed
for some time ar the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs Grin a Learned. Lawrence ave-
nue.. Mr. and Mrs. Libhey are a pop
ular young couple and have the heart
lest good wishes of scores Of friends.
After short wedding trip they will
reside at Benton
The annual meeting of the Priscilla
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-08
JOSEPH SIRoIS
RAILWAY EMpL0YE
KILLED BY Train

Portland. Ne Jan. Joseph Sir
ois. aged 35. & resident Of wes,brook-
and in the employ of the Portland
Terminal Co died st The Barrett hos
pltal in Westhrocl al $50 this morn
ing from injuries received a short time
before while riding upon handcsr.
de was member of the section
crew. an5 had left the handcar house.
going vest when an extra Boston &
Maine train backed upon him near
the Warren field, of Main street SIR
ols evidently saw the train for i ia
pe!ieVeo that he made an ATTEMPT 10
Jump from the car. The train contin-
ueo on TO Go-hau1, and after reaching
there sent word that il was though,
mat man had been hit by the train
He was picked Up by members of
me train crew Of the passenger train
ieaVing Portland at 80 and taken IN
me Wesibrook station and was hur-
ned TO the Barrett hospital Exsri-
nation disclosed the fac, that he had
sustained fracture Of an arm and q
leg and one Of his lungs had been
pierced He died shortly after reaching
the hospital. although expert aid was
summoned in an effort to save the life
OF the injured man. He was married
ana Is survived by wife and three
children
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-08
Palmyra Grange.

Palmyra Grange he.5 2 very interest
ing meeting Saturday evening with
good attendance. one application was
halloteo for and a large amount q bus
iness attended 10. The following pro
gram was presented: Three selections
by the Ladies Quartet. Mrs. E c
LeariIt, Mrs Charles TiDbe,,s. Gerda
WEEKS. Arahelle McCrillis ard Mrs.
Otis / Bleisden each gave q reading:
Virgil Goodrich delivered an grafton
= dialogue. Selling the Farm" was
given and the following question dis
cosse6: Resolved. that il Would Be
Wise 70, the United States 10 Pre-
rare for War" The balance ot opin-
ion was in favor OF the affirmative.
Il L Goodrich. the worthy master.
gave fine address Closing with al
original poem. a treat Of Sugared pop
corn and homemade fudge was served
and soo1 meeting was the verde. Of
eli.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-08
NATIONAL HOME


N---e@- ~ 'AF o2s' eap-- Joseph Al
zen.
tieofhs-s oFls- Q West Newton.
iale % Z, -eth L : I'M. former
MEMBER has oeen laAen up I a ?
@"a,'1l-s e-aol11-ss-o-l-
thafies 4 hcsecornh q Indian
ai'ol1s- !a'e % = etn Ms. Inf for
mer Hemoer' mas been Te-aomit'ed.
me funeral O. The late Albert II
Soo0"-i- vas held from the Home
ch2pe. - :. II. Friday. Rev {. H.
Temple officiating,
t1ar-es Il Tror2s- lac &C.. :. md
M inf, and Cornelius Connolly. late
Go a larh Conn Inf have h=en
granted discharges from he Branch.
Religious services q Ihe Home
chapel sunday morning VII be held
as follows: Mass a7c sermon by Rev
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-08
D. A. R. Meeting

The January meeting Of Silence How
ard Hayden Chapter. Daughters Of the
American Revolution, was held Friday
afternoon with Mrs D. 8. Cragin at
Ter home On College avenue. She was
assisted in entertaining by Mrs Ar
thur S Phelps. The meeting was call
ed 10 order by Mrs. William Torman,
the regent. and the usual business
transacted. the most important being
the appointment Of a vital statistics
committee for Wate-vilIe. Fairfield.
Oakland and Winslow. consisting Of
Mrs E ". Heath. chairman. Mrs. Jo-
sephine Drumrnond, Mrs. Ina Hooper.
Mrs. F. E Hodgkins and Miss Sarah
Lang The entertainment consisted Of
Lang The entertainment consist
ed of piano playing and a reading
by Mrs Minnet,e Simpson and Mrs. E.
". Boyer Dainty refreshments were
served in the dining room with Mrs
William Totman and Mrs z. E. Ham
mond presiding at the tables. and Miss
Celeste Phelps Of this city and Miss
Florence Gannett Of Augusta serving.
The house was handsomely decorated
with pinks and very enjoyable after
noon was passed by the ladies'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-08
RIDGE ROAD

Mrs Nell Randall IS paSSins TIE Week
With her sister-in-law- MIS- thes&ef
Emery
Leland Cover and Miss Beatrice
Chapman were guests Sunday al Fra
ser Gees
Mr.. and Mrs Lee Reed and family
Of Fairfield village passed Sunday at
J. A Harris
H, s. Stewart has had New Eng
land ,elsphooe installed IN his house.
Tel a.
Miss Geneva Carpenter. who has
been visiting her uncle. a T. Craig,
for week, has returned 10 Orono.
Roscoe Goodwin has returned 10 He
bro- Academy; Florence Goodwin 10
Ter school al South Paris and Ruth
Goodwin &c Mont Clair, y. J.
Donald Ellis has lately received from
Ohio two pure bred SoUIhdown sheep
from the famous breeders Charlie
LeeI & Son
Mrs Warren Ralenrine passed
"Wednesday with her father. ". l. To-
zier, who was celebrating his S5th
birthday al the home Of his son, Harry
Tozier Of WaIerv3lle-
The funeral services over the re-
mains Of the late L. z. Goodwin were
held Monday 8; the Methodist church
Fairfield village, conducted by Rev. c.
o. Perry Mr.. Goodwin was $ years
ole. Fcr some years he had been lv-
ing wiki his daughter Al Skowhegan
but the greater part Of his life was
passed on the farm low occupied by
his scn, Alrncn Goodwin, On the Ridge
read, where il Is said Of him his friends
were numbered ny his acquaintaaces-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-08
PAY Up WEEK PLAN
WELL UNDER WAY

-'---s Ger, Patterson ~ he Wafer
vie Chamber u Cor-u.erJ= ordered the
r--.- essay advertising matter for -he
successful tarr:ing ont q the Pay Ip
We--h lc-a Friday afternoon. yractical-
y every business and professional rra1
.@ - City agreeing - GO into j.. The
SOLICITORS who went around F-icar
morning all cam N WITH glowing -
ports - The responses TIA. they had
received from the people. I. was ex-
planned that this idea originated IN
little 'own Il about -oco people in l3a-
HeS-. and that The idea was started by
Z 1-g4 school principal who vas pres
dent # z chamber Of commerce I, was
adopted by the merchants OF the ci.v
and resulted Il over $4,000 worth #
bai-s beng paid II that week IN ;hs:
small town From there The idea has
spread and wherever i has been adopt
@: i.2oney and general clearing Ut Il
bills. During the forenoon FRIDAY .he
Fairfield merchants and professional
Irer got together and voted TO come IN
ard sent down their orders for the va
T-cus seals, and posters and this or
der was included with the one sert ~
The Wate-vilie board. Il VIII take ser-
eral days for the order 10 be filed ar5
IN me meantime The merchants ans
others viii depend on a general talking
1T OF the plan 10 get the thing lined
Up so ttat everyone will De pre-.ars-i
for the stickers and posters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-01-08
COLBY COLLEGE
Beta Chapter of Chi Omega
Held Annual Banquet
Chemical Society
Has Session
GLEE CLUB MAKING PREP
.ARATIONS FOR SPRIN
CONCERTS

4 very r.. nortaa. meeting at - Col
~ Chemical Socie1v took place FRIDAY
evening n Chemical hail. TIE speak
r q h evening was Henry a Eaton,
Is
arsg tine mis- year q. the rehearsal.
IF Ih@ Gee Club. hrl6 Friday afternoon
in th- chapel TIE boys are getting
along hne in ;h= musical lines and arr
Row putting OF the finishing touches 70
.a+.r many rrusica. r-1.bers-
I've seniors aaI~2--d FRIDAY o. n
canI.rs WITH an gz-a on their res' :
HEI,a attracted S3-3e attention Eh'S
wss tn z=W badge. scst designed a-3
adopted his year. q ting Er-c1rean@-
ite Senior Honorary Society. pose2
q org SeEioy from, zach Greek le-t +
fraternity
Professor II G L.ba4y a the 6ehat-
.2E department held <e-1H = Cter1lcz2
nan ell FRIDAY afternoon ~ ire pl--
ros@ q interviewing any students wig
-;gst c+s!r4 % TAX cver ;he question
fcr III intercollegiate debate. that s
re- Monroe Doctrine.
Great interest has b--a aroused BY
:l.e an-o1rcerne--; made Friday IL 1a4
Co}ny Rife club - the eNect thass
cap = - u awarded % 7Ae fra a-f.f-y
aiming re annual tournament 70
;hy~e cons+ cEllye Years n The SAM
manner y which If- bowling T-ophy :
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