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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-07

can candidate for the House Of Repre-
sentatives. expended $43.47; Pitt E..
Averill Of Prentiss. Republican candi-
date for the House Of Representatives.
spent 81; James Mountains Of Bangor.
Republican candidate for the House Of
Representatives spent $11: Harry E.
Bangs of Searsport, Republican candi-
date for judge Of probate for Waldo
county, spent IS; Albert L. Blanchard
of Bangor. Republican candidate for
county attorney. expended 1916; Leon
F. Higgins Of Brewer. Republican can
didate for State senator, spent $145.4S;
F. Wade Halliday of Newport. Demo
cratic candidate for judge Of probate
for Penobscot county, spent $40; Frank
candidate for county commissioner Of
Penobscot county, expended $50; Ed
ward W. Brigham of Bath. Republi-
can candidate for county attorney Of
Sagadahoc county. expended SIP to get
the Republican nomination and So to
get the Democratic nomination; Ches-
ter A. Boynton of Jefferson, Republic
can candidate for State senator from
Lincoln county, expended $1.25; Elton
H. Lewis of Boothbay Harbor, Repub-
lican candidate for the House Of Rep
resentatives, expended $10.50 for au
tomobile hire and Walter E. Clark OF
Waldoboro. Republican candidate for
sheriff. of Lincoln county. expended
s2.75' for postage. car fare and dinner
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bureau, department Of agriculture, has
returned from a two-days trip to Port
land, called Their to appear in an Aroos-
took county fertilizer case, which had
been appealed to the law court.
Mr.. SOule while in Portland attended
a conference Of the Portland Board of
Health and was made acquainted with
several violations Of the pure food law
and on the strength Of the reports
made personal investigation Of the
cases. The result Of the investigations
is pending-although something is like
ly to be heard in the matter at any
time
Ernest Virgins of Washington, D.
c., was caller Thursday at the agri-
cultural department, visiting the in
spection bureau. Mr.. Virgins is a
i United States inspector for the EN-
forcement of the Insecticide Act of
1870" department Of agriculture, and
in the course of year visits every
state in the Union. He is in Maine for
the especial purpose Of investigating
the quality of the blue vitrol to be
found in our markets, the government
having found that much of that mate
rial now being placed on the markets
by some firms is of an inferior quality
Maine, with her enormous potato acre
age and great fruit orchards use vast
amount Of blue vitrol for spraying pur-
poses and the government proposes
that our people shall have the best
made and that no inferior articles shall
be foisted upon them.
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Medical Examination

The State Board Of Registration in
Medicine is hold a two-days examina-
ton in the hall Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives at the State House. The
members Of the board present are: DR..
L. G. Bunker Of Waterville, president;
DR.. F. W. Searle Of Portland, secre-
tary: DR.. William S. Thompson Of Au-
gusta; DR.. Austin I. Harvey Of Ban
gor; DR.. Eugene H. Andrews of Bruns-
wick and DR.. Adam P. Leighton, Jr.,
Of Portland.
In all some 16 candidates presented
themselves for examination and three
have been granted certificates by rec
iprocity from other states. The sub
jects Of the examination are: Anato-
my, physiology, obstetrics and gyne-
cology. surgery. chemistry, materia
medica, practice Of medicine, eye. ear,
nose and throat, sanitation and medi-
cal Jurisprudence, pathology and bac-
teriology.
Agricultural Department
Chief A. NJ G. SOule of the inspection
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I Dor, Republican candidate for the
House of Representatives.; George B.
Roberts of Brooks, Democratic candi-
date for the House of Representatives
John B. Pelletier OF Van Buren,, Demo-
cratic candidate for senator from
Aroostook county; Fred l.. Mason of
Ellsworth, Republican candidate for
county attorney of Hancock county;
Walter S. Coffin Of Harrington, Repub-
lican candidate for the House of Rep
resentatives; George A. WEIGH of Ma
chiasport, Democratic candidate for the
House of Representatives; Oliver j.
Porter Of Arson, Socialist candidate for
the House Of Representatives; Daniel
E. Hurley of Ellsworth, Democrat
candidate for the House of Representa- =
tives; Ruel S. Ward of Unity, Demo-
cratic candidate for the House of Rep
land, Democratic candidate for the
House of Representatives; Ezekiel l..
Chase of Brownville, Republican candi..
date for county commissioner of Pts
cataquis county; John A. Peters of
| Ellsworth, Republican candidate for
Congress in the third district; Walter
A. Cowan of Winterport, Republican
candidate for county attorney of Waldo
county; Narney Pearce of Houlton,
Democratic candidate for county COM
missioner of ArooStook county; Frank
Il. Holley Of Arson, Republican candi-
date for the House Of Representatives
Adelbert Millett ofsBelfast, Democratic
candidate for the House of Representa-
tives; Clifford J. Pattee of Belfast, Re
publican candidate for county commits
sioner of Waldo county; William NJ
Bigelow of Pittsfield, Democratic can
didate for senator from Somerset coun-
| ty; Thomas A. Anderson of Pittsfeld,
Republican candidate for county attor-
ney of Somerset county; Harry L.
Smith of Dover Republican candidate
for judge Of probate for Piscataquis
county; Luc Albert of Madawaska, Re
publican candidate for the House of
Representatives; Elbridge NJ Watson
of Jonesboro, Republican candidate for
the House Of Representatives: Gilbert
l.. Forbes Of Brighton Plantation. So
cialist candidate for the House of Rep
resentatives; John f. Perham of Milo.
Democratic candidate for county COM
missioner of Piscatanuis county: Clar-
erce A. Powers of Fort Fairfield, Re-
publican candidate for the House Of
Representatives; John p. Lawry of
Fairfield, Democratic candidate for
county treasurer of Somerset county.
Victor H. Mutty of Brewer, Republi-
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Hon. B. NJ. Fernald'S Pri-
mary Nomination Papers

The primary nomination papers of
Bert NJ. Fernald of West Poland, Re-
publican candidate for United States
senator in the special primary election
which will be held July "a, We're signed
by the following:
T. S. Burns of Westbrook and 70
others, George Wadlin of Buckfield and
81 others, John P. Tllton of Poland and
IS others, H. c. Prince Of Madison and
"a others, E. NJ Gooeall of Sanford and
IA others. G. B. Maybury Of Poland and
% others, Fred j. Allen of Sanford and
so others, w. j. Parker of Cornish and
SIS others, William H. Looney of Port
land and IS others, J. w. Maxwell of
Webster and Al others. Eugene S.
French of Winthrop and "A others. F..
w. Brown of Dexter and 20 others, J.
H. Silvy of Newfleld and 81 others. F.
n. Blanchard of Wilton and so others.
r. H. Hegarthy of Sedgwick and II
others, Harry P. Halves of vassalboro
and A others. j. Fred O'Connell Of Mil
ford and 81 others, Max Cohen of Ban
gor and so others. J. H. Maxwell of
Livermore Falls and 4S others, w. F.
Chase of Scarboro and 48 others, G. H.
Hall Of Raymond and 25 others. H. A
Shorey Of Bridgton and 50 others, G. w
Elliott of Brunswick and AZ others, G.
l.. Crockett of Thomaston and 25 9TH
ers, L. P. Boyd of Franklin and 81 9TH
ers, L. f. Curtis Of F'ryeburg and 81
others, Charles Hodgkins of Temple
and 25 others, Currier c. Holman Of
Pennington and 80 others, Fred San
l.
Field of Phillips and so others, " H.
Yeaton of Gray and 25 others, N. P.
Eveleth of Kennebunk and SO others,
A. J. Stearns Of Norway and so others.
F. P. Thomas of Andover and 25 9TH
ers, L. A. Jack Of Lisbon Falls and so
others, d. L. Frost Of st. Adams, B. A.
Parker Of North Berwick and 20 others.
William o. Emery OF Ellsworth and 25
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KENNEBEC COUNTY. In Probate
court. AT Augusta. on the 9Th day of
july, l1l6.
Llra r. Laid, Administrator on the
Estate OF Sarah +: futile, late of Rome
in said county. deceased, having petit
ioned for license to sell the following
real estate of said deceased for the paw
me1t Of debts, &c. viz: certain real es-
tate situated in said Rome and described
as follows. viz: One undivided third part
Of the following two parcels of land both
situated in said Rome. as follows
IA lot of land with the buildings
thereon bounded on the north by the road
leading from South Smthfield to Rome
Corner 50 called; on the east by land
Of Fred Hartford and land of Alfred
Stevens; on the south by land owned or
occupied by Eben Foss; on the west Nv
road leading from the above mentioned
road down to the residence of said Eben
Foss, being the same premises conveyed
deed dated December s, 1s49 and recorded
in the office Of the Registry of Deeds for
sad kennebec County in Book 172. Page
10. ana by James II. futile by deed
dated december 26, 1854 and recorded In
SAID registry in Book 202. Page 262. to
which deeds and the record thereof refer
ence is made for further description, en-
braclng ninety acres. more or less.
"A parcel of land bounded on the north
ny thc Sald road running from South
- ~ I."Ille corner; east by land
OF Sald f.ben Foss; south by land Of said
Foss and land of Wilson Clement. west
by said Clements land. embracing seven
acres, more or less, and being the same
premises conveyed to said James futile
~ an, aaron T. Clement by deed dated April
BOOK 5.@, Page 149, to which reference 10
made for further description. 10
"NI' ERRED, That notice thereof he
gwen three weeks SUCCESSFULLY prior 70
fae foprth Monday of July next, In the
Augusta. that all persons interestnd m,a ~,
attend at a Court of Probate then TO be
holden at Augusta. and show cause II
any why the prayer of said netition
should not be granted. pe'i'ioi'
HAROLD f. COOK. Judge
Attest: r. w. LEJGHTOE R on;e,
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Hearings Ordered

Hearings have been ordered on the fol-
lowing matters which have recently been
brought to the attention of the Maine
Public Utilities Commission: E
Thursday, Sept. Z, at 10 A. NJ, In the
grand jury room in the Cumberland coun-
ty courthouse at Portland. on the COM
plant Of w. H. Pearson ct ais. VS.. the
Androscoggin Electric Co., Portland Ter
mnal Co. and the Boston & Maine Rail-
road Co., asking the commission to order
the receiving, forwarding, transfer ana
delivery Of freight between the respon-
dents and to establish reasonable trafic
and tariff rules and regulations and. TX
reasonable rates for the service 50 or
dered.
Thursday. Sept. Z, at 10 A. NJ, IN the
grand jury room of the Cumberland coun-
ty courthouse at Portland, on the COM
plant Of c. I. Bailey ct ais. Of Winthrop
VS.. the Lewiston, Augusta & watervilie
Street Railway and the Maine Central
Railroad alleging that the service render
ed by the respondent companies is insufn-
cient and inadequate and that q gum
Client and adequate service cannot be OBJ
tanned. because they refuse to make q
physical connection by which freight cars
may be transferred from the limo OF the
Maine Central Railroad to the line Of The
Lewiston, Augusta & Waterville Street
Railway.
Thursday, Sept. 7, at 10 A. NJ. IN the
grand jury room in the Cumberland coun-
ty courtroom at Portland. on a COM
plant instituted by the commission on its
own notion growing out Of several in
formal complaints. in the matter of for
bidding the removal Of certain side
track upon the premises Of the Portland
Terminal Co. and establishing by means
Of such track a physical connection with
the tracks Of the Cumberland County
Power & Light Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1916-07-07
rrxxEBEC COUNTY. In Probate
k Eourt at Augusta, on the 5th day OF

K G:S1t at Augusta, on the 5th day Of
July July F. F Ladd, Administrator on the
Late of James futile, late OF Rome IN
said 20 se The naSne rss
TOR - Of said deceased. for the payment
eslai ehts. &c, viz: Certain real estate
Gated in said Rome consisting Of two
s s.arcels. the first being bounded and de-
scr scsig road leading from South smithfield to
p pe,,s corner so called; on the east by
i hot'1 Of Fred Hartford and land Of Alfred
e. s.arens: on the south by land owned or
oocc,,ned by Eben Foss; on the west by
a road leading from the above mentioned
e eo~ the same premises conveyed to said
pe,ms futile by Nathaniel Tuttle by deed
lated December s, 1S49 and recorded in
.ss office of the Registry Of Deeds for
said Kennebec County In Book 172, Page
is and by James H. futile by deed
y" december IS, 1854 and recorded in
eaid Registry in Book 2O2, Page 262, to
Sshich deeds and the record thereof refer
we is made for further description. en-
bracing ninety acres, more or less.
said road running from South Smithf1eld
N Rome Corner; east by land of said
Fben Foss; south by land of said Foss
md land Of Wilson Clement; west by said
Elements land, embracing seven acres,
more or less. and being the same prem
ICES conveyed to said James futile by
aaron p. Clement by deed dated April Z,
IS and recorded In said Registry Of
DEEDS in Book 306, Page 149, to which
reference is made for further description
ORDERED. That notice thereof be
given three weeks SUCCESSFULLY prior to
the fourth Monday of July next, in the
kennehec Journal. a newspaper printed
in Augusta that all persons interested
NAV attend Al a Court of Probate then to
be holden at Augusta, and show cause, if
any. why the prayer of said petition
should not be granted.
HAROLD f. COOK, Judge.
Attest: K. w. LEIGHTON. Register
iI,-- fr; %
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Primary Expenses

A successful candidate in the prim-
aries must under the law file a state
ment of the amount of his expenditures
at the office of the secretary of State
within seven days after he has been
notified that he has received the nomi :
nation. The returns are now coming
in at the Department of State.
John P. Deering of Saco. one of the
nominees for State senator from York
county, expended 1925 for printing,
Luman E. Fletcher Of Kennebunkport,
Republican nominee for the House of
Representatives, expended 1870 and
Samuel l.. Wilson of Biddeford, the
successful candidate for county COM
missioner of York county, expended the
sum of $72.9S Of which $20.25 went for
printing and $52.73 for newspaper adj
vertising.
The following successful candidates
stated in their accounts that they ex
pended nothing:
Charles L. Fox of Portland. Socialist
candidate for state senator from Cum
berland county; Lee B. Hunt Of Gray,
Democratic candidate for the House Of
Representatives; Andrew N. Bruins of
Portland, Socialist candidate for the
House Of Representatives.; Albert E.
Anderson of Portland, Republican
candidate for the House Of Represen
tatives; Fred E. Irish of Bath, So
'cialist candidate for county commits
sioner Of Sagadahoc county; Charles
E. Kimball of Dover, Democratic candi-
date for register Of probate of Piscata-
quis county: Elbridge G. Chadwick of
Calais. Republican candidate for clerk
of courts for Washington county; Ben
Jamin H. Lawrence og Fairfield, Re-
publican candidate for the House of
Representatives; Charles w. Jones of
Augusta, Republican candidate for
clerk of courts for Kennebec county;
Edward NJ. Lenfest Of Manchester, Re-
publican candidate for the House of
Representatives; Edwin w. Ellis Of
Gardiner, Republican candidate for the
House Of Representatives; Newland l..
Hannaford of Winthrop, Democratic
candidate for register of probate for
Kennebec county; Frank G. Harrington
of Augusta. Republican candidate for
the House of Representatives; Victor
K. Montgomery Of Boothbay, Republi-
Vail CtcIh VI COuIlS VI
Lincoln county; Richard H. T. Taylor
of Wiscasse Democratic candidate for
county treasurer of Lincoln county;
Wilbur F. Merrill of Wiscasset, Demo-
cratic candidate for clerk of courts for
Lincoln county; Harold E. Dow of JEFF
ferson, Republican candidate for the
House Of Representatives: Edward P.
Of Bangor, Democratic candi-
date for the House of Representatives
Hugh T. Gallagher Of Bangor, Demo-
cratic candidate for state senator from
Penobscot county: Melville P. Milliken
of Stockholm, Democratic candidate for
sheriff Of Aroostook county; James A.
Brown Of Skowhegan, Socialist candi-
date for county treasurer Of Somerset
county; Freeman D. Dearth of Dex-
ter, Republican candidate for the House
of Representatives; William Donovan
of Houlton, Democratic candidate for
State senator from Penobscot county;
James D. Phillips Of Southwest Har-'
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others. W. A. Walker Of Castine and %
others, W. A. Halves Of Wiscasset and
SO others, Daniel n. Foster Of Canaan
and % others, Carroll s. Milliken Of
East Hiram and 20 others, ]. w. Null
len Of Corinna and 80 others, Edison
Childs Of Pittsneld and Is others,
George w. Wescott Of Bangor and IA
others. F. w. Bunker Of North Arson
and ~ others Forrest H. Colby Of
Bingham and eight others, Rupert H.
Baxter Of Bath and Sc others. Kendall
NJ. Dunbar Of Damariscotta and 26
others. N. C. Martin Of Oakfield and 20
others, Roland e. Clark Of Houlton and
eight others. Seth H. Allen Of Column
bia Falls and q others, F. B. Snow OF
Bluehill and 80 others. E. NJ. Wilson Of
Worth OF Corinth and 30 others, Bin
W. Page Of Skowhegan and rs others.
David Walton Of Auburn and 80 9TH
ers, H. E.. Henrehan of Addison and
26 others, H. A. Furbush Of Rangeley
and % others, Neal A. Donohue Of Au-
burn and A others, Jasper Wyman Of
Milbridge and 20 others, F. H. Bartlett
OF Stoneham and nine others, F. E..
Rankin of Wells and nine others, Ar 6.
thur B. Adams of Auburn and so 9TH
ers, F. l. Brown of Readfield and nine
others. Frank r. York Of Brooks and
As others, Frank w. johnson of Au
burn and 43 others. Lester H. Penley Of
West Paris and Is others. Willis E..
Swift of Augusta and so others, Ned l.
Swan of Bryant's Pond and so others.
j. B. NJ. Lovejoy of North Chesterville
and 10 others. Lewis A. Goudy of Port
land and II others. George E. Ma
comber Of Augusta and 26 others,
James Kiley Of Portland and 70 others,
F. S. Adams Of Bow6oin and 20 others,
F. S. Bowker of Phippsburg and l.
others. Blaine S. Viles of Augusta and
IS others, Charles H. Lovejoy of Sid
ney and "a others, Heber H. Allen Of
Jay and 20 others, James J. Maher of
Augusta and % others, Phillip Varney
of Portland and 80 Others r. L. Kim
ball of Pennington and Is others, AL
bert E. Folsom Of Augusta and II 9TH
ers. and William H. Fisher of Augusta
and IA others.
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ArEoMnNEBEC COUNTY -
juiv.' l a. Augusta, on the 5th d day ef
[. Af f,ebrT T Williams, Guardian Of ...,,,,
minor "l Hallowell in said C ar.nur
sell the foi,d ing petitioned for Iicensa -
the procno5 living real estate Of said w, - ~
All tho us. us 10 be placed on interes+ or, u,
real esq.,. 'uIerest of said ward IN $500 w:
scrihed as . SITUATED in Halloween ana an dn
north i;s az follows. viz: Beeinnira ana de-
At the son,hthe Vaughn road. SO cs,I t,te
Francis invest corner of land 30 "Irae s'
Julia Fraretac.e running Northerlv Nv saia
" C,o,,uCis west line to lana ~ sdiu
west hU ~, thence running w. ol James
10 a co SAID Clough's land ,ho,t :. North
by sa;d u r thence running No.th 20 rods
orlando C,,un.hs westerly line to Lana ~
on said C,,n,er thence West Northu u "
10 la 'urrier's south line -. oroonwest
Souri, OF Samuel Otis: tbero out "A rods
rods =" esterly by said Otis. lava running
hy ss ~ said road; thence r,nni i,u ABOUT l24
contsi.ut road TO the point nf Easterly
OPntinrg about 20 acres oesinning,
give, FRED, That notica ,,
tfopr,b ',ree weeks successive,r 'n rI1 be
nebec thnhday Of July next T.; 10. .pr 70 the
sus,, '.IrnAl. newspaper nr H., .5e hen-
attenS mat all persons inte ,.seu IN Au-
holden a, curt of Probate then ~ ~
any. VIII, augusta. and show cause pe
should M, me prayer of said neti;,or
A,,es, HAROLD f. COOK r,ar
H. w LEIGHTON. Rerister
1lV1 fri n
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PROBATE NOTICE

~ an tNe persons interested in either of
we estates hereinafter named:
Az frohate Court held at Augusta in
g am d lor ne IN county Of Kennebec, on the
% mt. thousand nine hundred and sixteen
t lrt i'Howing matter having been nre-
sr.eI LOT the action thereuDon hereir
"i NJ .nuicated, it is hereby ORDERLY.
sow I'd. houce thereof be given to ali ner-
sons interested, by causing COW az" nf t tst
order TO be published three wee, q Inn .rils
reSSeely in the Kennebec Journa,
,neWspaper published at Augusta in 9, q
uuntS. mat they may appear AZ a Be-
om't court to be held at said Aueust so
1qs '', q, 'tm we day of July, A. d.
De r 1eard thereon if they see cause. '' ana
o, mD"iN {. BURLEIGH. late OF Av-
s ,t' deceased. VIII and petitior for
nf Io, thereol and for the appofn tment
hord lew" VS. A, Burleigh. executor without
execTto r'v no,iio1 by Lewis A. Burleieh.
iN'hA MAY BRANCH Of p.,u,
her ', nan,o having been filed, asking that
W MI lame may be changed to FIos.ie
gE SAMUEL C. CUMMINGS. late Of Ar
fled ask gipgF4 tha. Petition having been
eI ISI = he appointed trustee. VI Au-
sT,P , ar-NCE NJ. AND Iona r MAN
cor n; minors, of Mt. Vernon Firs ~ IN ~
N n presented for allowance bv Je, ni.
~ ManSur, guardian. 'S Jennie
ceased oII ; late Of Monmouth do
lon,ou Tlfst account presented 81. u1
tra ~~ice ny Lizzie H. Bragdon adn,;n a.
Co., c, j. BRAGDoN. late Of Morn,ou,,
Lizzie n e p for distribution filed nv bv
ALBERT M Is91n; YaadImSinistratrix.
by c go a netltion for distribution AIS Us;
AyT01IioownS,,, administrator. ''ieo
Aurus,o y ~ re n. GOULD. lot. -.
count ~, nro deceased. First and snaf OF
G F. r. presented for allowance nv ma ac-
AvT1n6iIIgton. executor. w rank
rnst. ~ ETTE \. GOULD ,.+o
ton e. deceased. Petition for ., " Au-
tor tor 'i'e' by Frank G. Farrineto,o is.rlou-
su AsN'sTosINETTE y. GOULD ,.+o
Of jT1,, deceased. Petition for ,a.e or Au-
rnet .opFllance tax filed by Fra nis
Mo1 Mon hANltL NJ. NICHOLS 80,
button Ma deceased Petition for dis+, 9l
istrator d, h ~ Leroy T. Shorey, 3dmin-
deceased N IN "A: LEAGUE. late of Ausu.t.
thereof WI and petition fnr ugusta,
ter G r ana for the appointn, aut propate
tu. hor i'r"Eue of Augusta evan,'. VI Les
eyecn,n' presented by Lester ~ .'o ~ with
'or named therein w. league,
HAROLD r. COOK
Nv f fri !, +. w. LEIGHToSa i Re Sourt.
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State House Chat

George B. Dunnack Of Augusta has
entered the employ Of the State High
way Commission at it's office at the
State House as clerk.
Representative Joseph c. Harmon Of
Stonington was a caller at several Of
the departments at the Capitol on
Thursday.
The grounds about the State House
never looked finer than at present, with
the plants and foliage in the heighth
of their beauty.
Boyden Bearce, Names live stock
sanitary commissioner, Is on a trip on
department business to Bangor and
ether Penobscot places, which will con-
sumo the balance of the week He ex-
poets to arrive home Saturday night
and be in the office next Monday MORN
ing.
DR.. A. G. Young. secretary of the
State Board Of Health, is at New York
attending the meetings of the American
School Hygiene Association. He will
return the first Of next week.
Arthur G. Smith Of Bangor, one Of
the inspectors of the State department
of agriculture, has returned from a
droscoggin and northern Penobscot
counties during which he has been on
gagged in seed inspection work.
Joseph Porter Of Waldoboro IVES q
visitor at the State House Thursday
and called upon State Treasurer Elmer
E. Newbert and other friends. Mr.. Fur
ter has been engaged in the inspection
OF the Moose lodges at Boothbay hr-
Dor and Augusta and plans to visit
either the lodge at Skowhegan or that
at Rumford before returning home.
Miss Bernice White, Miss Ammo B.
Cover, Miss Ermina Smith and Miss
Eleanor Bailey have returned from
Brunswick, where they were guests a.
house party Of Mr.. and Mrs. e. A.
Rogers. On their return Miss Smith
and Miss Bailey stopped of at Wis
casset.