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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-07-17

and Colonel Balentine waited on the
Governor and invited him to present
the officers-elect with their commits
sions. The Governor accepted the in
vitation with pleasure.
The officers. of Names latest fight
ing regiment stood at attention as the
Governor, attended by General Presson
and Private Secretary Hart, entered
the room and Immediately proceeded
to pass the commissions to their own
ers, as their names were announced
by General Presson. Each man step
ped briskly forward, saluted and re-
ceived his parchment, simply saying
thank you" and returning to his
standing position.
That part of the ceremony complet
ed. Governor Milliken addressed the
Ulcers in a few words. expressing his
own and the interest of the whole State
in the regiment. wishing them every
success and a safe return. He also
stated that he was very soon going
to Washington with the papers. which
he said. he confidently believed
would without delay. cause the
regiment to be enrolled in the ser
vice of the United States. The i'm
pressiveness of the Governors words
and the solemnity of the occasion was
evidenced by the breathless silence
with which his remarks were received
every man sensed the seriousness OF
the moment and everN man anew 81
lently vowed that the best in him
should be given his country.
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PALMYRA

The Noman's Wednesday Club was
dcllghtfully entertained July II, at the
nome of Mrs. Is. l.. Palmer with an at :
tendance of IS. including two visitors.
MISS Moore of Plttstield and Miss Da :
mon If Lewiston. The following is the
program rs presented by Mrs Mar
Suerte Blaisdell: Phono@raph music.
Mrs. Palmer; roll call. with quotations
readings by Mrs. Mary Towle. Mrs.
w. A. Bl&isdell, Misses Marjorie Palm :
err, Rena Emerson and little Marion
Towlc; Miss Muriel Palmer read an
original essay. III istory Of Palmyra.
which v-as very interesting; phono-
graph selcction, Mrs. Palmer The
hostess served ice cream. cake and
assorted cookies. The next meeting
will be held July 20, at the home of
Mrs. Mary Tow!c,
Mr.. and Mrs. s. L. Palmer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Otis L. Blaisdell and Master Har-
old Blaisdell were in Newport Sunday
Miss Glenda Damon of Lewiston is
a guest at Ms. V. z. Thompson
Frank Dyer, Earl Dyer and Ralph
Dyer with their families took ;n auto
trip Sunday to Augusta and Halo
well where they called on relatives.
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LITCHFIELD

Miss Marion Blume of West Acton,
Mass. is passing her vacation at the
home Of her grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs. \. 5. GoWell.
Mrs. Elmer Hodgkins was a caller
at Mrs. Dennis Bishops Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dodge, Miss
Trask, Mrs. Goodrich and Herbert
Dodge of Boston We're callers upon
Mrs. Mary Jewett Sunday
, Mr.. and Mrs. George Blume. Miss
Dorothy and Master Wilbur, of West
Acton, returned to their home Friday
accompanied by Mrs. y. S. Gowell and
son Wilbur The trip was made by
auto.
Mr. and Mrs. William Robinson of
Gardiner were the guests of their
brother. George Newell, Sunday
Elmer Churchill returned to Spring
field, Mass, Friday.
Mrs. Alice Spear is passing her vaca-
ton with relatives in Augusta.
Alice Bishop is visiting friends in
Gardiner
Mrs. A. S. Gowell Mrs. George
Blume and son, Master Wilbur, were
callers at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Weston Thursday.
Arthur Bowley from Whitinsville,
Mass. is the guest of his parents. Mr..
and Mrs w. c. Bowley.
Elmer Andrews and family went to
their farm in Gardiner Monday where
they will remain during Tie haying
season.
Mrs. a. Edsecomb was the week end
guest OF Mrs. Gertrude Spaulding.
Mr. and Mrs. Laconia and family
are passing their vacation at a cottage
on Pleasant pond
Mr.. and Mrs Daball We're callers at
Elmer Hodgkins' home Monday.
Mrs. Asa L. Newell. aged Sc wears
of Providence. r. l., accompanied by
her granddaughter, Mrs. E. J. Banks
and great grandson, Master George
Edwin Banks. aged seven years, OF
PaWtucket. are passing their vacation
with relatives here
Irving Libby was the Sunday cues.
Of his son, Master Herbert Libby.
Mrs. Daniel Baker and Miss Lena
Baker Of Richmond We're the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Newell Sun.
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Purinton. John
Purinton, William Newell, Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Weston Mrs. Mary V-as.
TON and family. We're guests Of Mr.
ard Mrs. " G. Rowlev Sunday
Elmer Hodgkins and son. Maste,
Charles. were the Guests Of his his.
to- Mrs William Weeks Tuesday.
Mr@ Robert Smith and daurhter 81
New Hamnshire are visiting her broth.
e., Samuel O. Greene
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Inspection
of Burleiigh
Battery

Burleigh Battery of the Milliken Reg
iment of Heavy Field Artillery was in
spected last evening at s o'clock by
Captain Harold E. MARI of the 5th
Regiment L. S. Field Artillery Cover
nor Carl f. Millken accompanied by
Councillors Norton and Fay attended
the inspection and walked through the
ranks with Capt. Mari on his inspec-
ton. There were 1856 men in ranks and
five officers in command, making a to-
tai Of TAI men at the first official mus
ter of the battery.
At the close of the inspection Gov
ernor Milliken addressed the battery,
complimented the men upon their pa
triotic response to the call of the col
ors. and spoke in highly appreciative
terms of Colonel Balentine and the of
ficers WHO are to serve with him. His
address was brief but charged with
the spirit of the impressive moment
and the men were deeply moved by
the import and sincerity of his words
Examinations Today
F. Elmer Nolin. assistant to Chief
Surgeon John G. Towne, will be in
charge Of further physical examina-
tons Tuesday of candidates for enlist
ment in the Burleigh Battery. These
candidates should present themselves
at 225 Water street, Augusta. In add
ton to his duties as examiner, DR.. No
lin will inspect the papers Of the bat
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MRS. CARRIE CHAPMAN GAIT
President Of National Womans suf.
fraee League to Be Here July "a
and Is

Mrs. Carrie Chapman Gait president
Of the National Woman Suffrage as
ISOLATION will be here July "a and %.
On the afternoon of the 24th Mrs. Guy
Gannett will entertain with a recep-
ton for Mrs. Gait Tuesday evening
there will be mass meeting in City
Hall and there will be several promin-
ent SPEAKERS. On Wednesday, there
will he conference of suffragists from
al the western part of the State. The
meetings will be morning and after
noon. At noon there is to be a
luncheon at the Augusta House Ad-
mission to the Wednesday meetings
will be by card only. similar con-
ference for suffragists in the Eastern
part Of the State will be held in Ban
gor July &c and 81. The Tuesday even
ing mass meeting is public and every
body is invited to attend
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JEFFERSON

SOUTH-A large audience greeted tie
new pastor last Sunday morning and lis
tened to a very helpful sermon.
William Rigby. who has been boarding
at Mrs. Matilda Boynton's the past two
weeks. returned to Revere, Mass. last
Sunday.
Ralph and Lucinda Erskine are visiting
relatives at Woods Hole, Mass.
c. f. Ware Of Alma was in the place
last Thursday and bought a registered
Holstein COW OF H. A. Clark.
Mrs Miranda Francis and son Russell
Of Everett. Mass, have arrived at their
summer home.
Mrs w F. Hemenway is visiting her
son and daughter at Woods Hole. Mass.
John Bryant Jr. and family of Everett,
Mass. are occupying the Amasa Ford
house for an indefinite time.
Ernest Russell Of Dorchester. Mass.
Is visiting his aunt. Mrs. c. P. Hilton.
Mrs. Arobine Burbank and Mrs Ann
McCurda visited Miss Ellen Choate at
North Newcastle last Saturday.
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Whole Russian Front
from Riga to Rur11a,1ia
rs Alice with Battle

v.,. aston. July 1s-The whole
s....ar tf.nt from the Gulf of Riga
:. pyr1..a Is reported in official dis
... today from Petrograd to the
.q.- embassy lere. 70 be alive with
=. Tsr Germans are said TO be
-, NJ ~ troops from the Italian
- r-.-D. fronts and TO be entirely
,.,--aaglng their positions.
or ,r, northern front near Riga,
-.,rrar endorsements are rushing up
4. Ia transport. on the Lemberg
amt. troops are being shifted back
I'D rr,. Nv means Of heavy automo-
.I,s 4. lH attempt 20 prevent fur
49, 4.tanccs by General Korniloff
\. H.. southern front in the Car
.,,,.4rs tEc Austrians are said to be
!, ng "lsht
ne Grrman reinforcement Of the
s,.a f-ar' by transport is understood
.,-s 81 r@ FOR a German counter-of-
,,-s.,r 7s diversion to the severe
r.saaa a'facks further south This
las .c,- long threatened and il is
,-a.r .n~ that General Won Moedre,
/, command there. has been given
orders 10 ahead.
Dispatches report that the Russian
p,r 'ee' is in splendid condition and
.sfsO ~ meeting any naval often
s.. . 'Nat quarter. Former Deputy
Or.pt. tho First Duma. the COM
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Parrot Cries Stacker
When Tail Is Twisted

New York. July ia parrot, mascot
of a battleship trained trained to cry
Stacker when his tail is pulled was en-
listed today in the campaign here for
navy recruits. A petty officer Of the navy
appeared on Fifth avenue at the noon
hour with the bird on his shoulder, and
whenever he passed a man Of military
age he pulled the birds tail.
The officer marched from 30 street TO
the land battleship Recruit in Union
Square and soon had trailing behind him
crowd of shop girls who every time the
bird shrieked Stacker" made an effort to
induce the man thus addressed TO fall in
line and enlist.
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The subject of Rev. Mr.. Smiths
sermon next Sunday afternoon at the
Peoples NJ. Z. church at the village
viii be Eagles, Fast Horses and
Plodders." Everybody should be sure
to hear this sermon. Mr. Smith is
most excellent speaker and this beau
tiful. comfortable, little church should
be filled not only at this service but
every Sunday afternoon. The services
are held at > O'Clock on each Sunday
afternoon and this is an hour when
everybody can go if they will. 1t
speaks we'll for any town to see its
people in church on Sunday. 1t is of
as much Importance to have a congre-
cation as funds to run a church, and
no community can long expect to pros
per if it neglects either, and there is
no reasonable excuse why this church
should not be filled every Sunday aft
ernoon, especially when we have such
speaker as Mr.. Smith
Watson G. Turner and family. Wes-
ley Turner and wife. Wendall Turner
and wife visited Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo
l.. Grotton Sunday afternoon
Llnwood z. Jones is laid up with a
! very severe case of blood poisoning in
MS ankle.
Joseph Turner. who has been pass
ing the winter in Morrill, has returned
to live with his son Delbert.
Mrs. Elmira Jones is visiting friends
IN Augusta for few days.
Mrs. Lydia Day has been visiting her
sister. Mrs. VIII Leigher. at North
Washington for the past few days
! John l.. Howard visited friends az
West Washington Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vanner ana
! Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Howard motored
to Union Sunday afternoon.
4 Misses Norneta and Doris Farrar
/ have gone to Rome to work at the
I Littlef1eld Camps for the summer.
John Carroll of Lewiston is visiting
! ms grandparents, MIR. and Mrs. Al
I bion d. Carroll.
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ASK REGISTRANTS
Continued from Page One)

system by which industrial exemption
is to be granted.
Many persons have regarded it as
certain that men in munition making
or other strictly war industries would
be exempted as a class. That is not the
fact. What is to govern the process is
the Importance of the individual in
such an industry. If another man could
take his place without prejudice to the
working of the plant, he will not be
granted military exemption.
To make this policy effective. the
superior and not the local boards were
assigned the task of saying whether
or not man should be retained at his
desk or bench. The bulk of exempt ons
will be for physical unfitness and on
account of dependents, and certain Of
this cause will keep the local boards
fully occupied, leaving to'the more de-
Lucrative superior boards the entire
handling Of the much more vexing
questions Of Industrial exemption.
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/. O. Kind Funeral

The funeral of Luther o. King was
held from his late home on Sunday
afternoon, July IS, Rev. H. L. Nichols
formerly pastor of the Methods,
church in this town, now of the Meth
odist church in Norway. officiated
Mrs. H B. Blake and H. H. Cochrane
sang two selections. Interment was in
the family lot in the village cemetery
The bearers We're his sons. Albert and
Ralph King. Augustus Blaisdell. SON
in-law. Foster and Linwood King,
grandsons.
The committal service by the Ma
sonic Lodge OF which Mr.. King was a
member was held at the grave.
Those present from out of town were
Rev. and Mrs. NJ. E. King. Of Waverly,
Mass; Mrs. Mabel Greenan Of Revere,
Mass; Mrs. Beale of Bath; Mr.. and
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Mrs. Mabel KNAPP. all of Wayne. and
Miss Gladys Wright Of Hallowell.

A good number of ladies responded
to the call to meet at Grange hall Sat
urday afternoon TO organize a branch
of Red Cross. Mrs. Charles H. Gray,
chairman of Gardiner Chapter, Miss
Annie Bailey. Miss Alice Day. Mrs.
Fred y. Boston. officers of the State
organization, were present and organ
lied a branch of the Red Cross with
i. members. They brought samples of
work and material for work to be done
at once. Hospital supplies and dress
ings will be taken up later.
The Ladies Circle of the Congre-
gational church will meet at the home
Of Mrs. j. F. Moody, Thursday after
noon, July 10, to sew.
Harry Rowe, secretary of Bates Col
lege Y. NJ. c. A, Lewiston. occupied
the pulpit al the Congregational church
Sunday morning and at North Mon
mouth in the afternoon.
Mrs. Oscar Hoagland and little
child Of Waterville are guests of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Pearson.
Miss Warner of New Jersey is a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Gilbert, at
their cottage by the lake.
Mrs. Mary y. Nagee Of Boston is
with her sister. Mrs. Ada T. Andrews
at her cottage on the north shore OF
the lake.
Mrs. +. NJ. Gillingham is entertain
ing her sister in Law from Philadelphia
az her cottage by the lake.
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HE RECALLED
BOER FIGHTING

New York July l6.-Wounded while
fighting in the Boer army against the
British, Henry Craemer now IS years old,
enlisted in the British army today. He
asked for Gen. ". A. White. in charge OF
British recruiting in America, and re-
freshed the generals memory regarding
the charge 1T Ladysnith and the officer s
subsequent Interrogation Of Boer prison
ers.
IT was one Of them" Craemer said. 81
don't hate the British any more and
want to fight against the Germans"
Craemer was accepted for the cavalry.
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AVIATION BILL
TO Be RUSHED

Washington. July 1.-THE Administered
tons $3.50 900 a Walton bill passed Sat
urday by the House will be expedited in
every way in the Senate and may be pass
ed this week ahead of the food control
measure. The Senate military committee
may decide to dispense with committee
hearings in order to hasten enactment.
1t is understood one of the amendments
to be proposed by the administration
would legalize the status of the aircraft
production board. now attached to the
defense council. and would extend its
powers.
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Unclaimed Mail Matter

Men-Dr. Clarence Baker, Jess Cary.
Charles I. Collins, Emile Cote. Ar
thur F. Gilman, Arthur McReynolds,
Ernest E. Packard, Z. ID. Rardon, AL
bert Sears. j. b. Stewart, G. g. Towle.
II. M. Tucker. ]. Q. Watts, Raymond
l. Whitney.
Women-Mlle. Mary Berube. Ida NJ.
Boullier. Mrs. B. S. Clough Miss Eva
Crossin. Mrs. Inez I. Emery Mrs. NJ.
F. Fildmore, Mrs. Ralph RI. Hayes,
Mrs. Harry Hingley. Mrs. S J. Kemp
ton. Miss Easter Lovejoy. Miss Marion
Pope. Mrs. Fred Severance. Mrs. Err
nest Shurey, Mrs. Addie Spaulding. Miss
Eula Sullivan, Miss Mary Winners
hurger. Mrs. Joseph Young
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RICHMOND

There will be dance at Libby's hal
Wednesday evening. July 18. Music by
Pomroy's Orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Call Of Rum
fond, Me, are guests of relatives ir
town this week.
Lawrence Riley of Portland passed
Sunday at his home in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rankins OF
Augusta were weekend guests of Mr.
Rankins' parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Z. b
Rankins.
The young people of the Methodist
church gave lawn party at the
church Friday evening.
Miss Inez Gilpatrick, who has been
the guest of friends in town for the
past month. returned to her home in
Boothbay Harbor Monday.
Deputy Sheriff Joseph Carter was a
visitor in Bath Monday
Clyde Gray Of Peaks Island passed
Sunday with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Sydney Gray.
William and George Deehan of Lynn
Mass. are guests at the Home of Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Deehan. White street
Mrs c. II. Reed returned from
Southport Sunday, after passing two
weeks at her cottage.
The funeral services of the late Mrs
y. Fl. Farley will be held Tuesday aft
ernoon at 3 O'Clock at her home al
Iceboro.
Miss Lena Canter of Lewiston is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Chaser
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Thomas Crane died at ST. Mary's
General Hospital at Lewiston wednes.
day morning after an illness of three
months. He was born in England 72
years ago. and had lived in Lewiston
90 years. He was a spinner, but re-
tired a number of years ago. He was
member Of St. Patrick's church and
is survived by son, Thomas Crane.
Jr., Of Lewiston and three daughters,
Miss Mary Crane of Auburn Mrs. Al.
fred Hinchcliffe Of New Hampshire
and Mrs. S. Pratt Of Auburn.
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WASHINGTON

Miss Lizotte Corter of Seattle. Wash
who has been visiting her twin sister
Mrs. John S. Glidden of RazorvilIe n.
returned home. These sisters have not
seen each other since they were seven
years old. Mrs. Corter was kidnapped bv
relative at that age and taken West
and Mrs. Gidden remained with relatives
In Maine. 1t would be an easy mistake
for one to be taken for the other as the
resemblance is so marked Mrs. Corter
was accompanied by her grandson. Harold
Shaffer, also of Seattle.
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WISCASSET

A number from this town motored to
Togus Sunday.
Miss Alice Reed OF Portland is the
guest OF her grandfather. E, Fred Albee.
Miss Beatrice Clisby entered upon her
new duty as stenogra pher and typewriter
In the creamery Monday last
Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus Lewis are III
town the guests OF Mr.. Lewis mother
Mrs. Archie Dodge.
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Willard Day Leland, Davice. Millare
Day and Harold Flanders went to Au
gusta Saturday to take the civil SER
vice examination for rural delivery.
Mrs. B. w. Woodbury. recently saw
in the sky what she took to be an
airplane 1t was q brilliant light NOV
ing swiftly, and seemed TO be quite
near. Others have seen similar lights
in the evening.
Archie Smith has moved his family
to Island Pond, VT. where he has en-
ployment on the Grand Trunk Rail-
road.
w. F. Norris is critically i'll at his
home on North Main street.
Mrs. Helen Simpson Libby and chill
dren of Minot are at their cottage on
the north shore of the lake. Mr.. Lib
by is with them for the week end
The ladies Of the Congregational Cir
Gle will hold their annual sale at
Grange hall Thursday afternoon and
evening, July IS. Instead of sup
per they will sell cooked food ice
cream. home made candy. etc There
will be an entertainment in the eve
ming followed by a social. The COM
nittee in charge consists of Mrs. ].
+. Moody, president. Mrs H. E. Mer-
rill, Mrs. G. A. Whitehouse and Mrs
George Pottle.
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Hodqkins-knox

Announcements are being received OF
the marriage of Miss Mary Knox of this
town and William Glidden Hodgkins Of
Damariscotta on Wednesday, July H.
A canning demonstration by parties
from the University of Maine is to be
given in Red Mems hall on Tuesday July
Il, at 2 P. NJ. Everyone interested in can
ming is asked to attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Meadowcraft of Chicag
are among the guests at The New Albee.
The many friends of A. B. Haggett are
pleased to see him out again after his
serious Illness at his home on Middle
street.
At the dance given by the Grange of
Huntoon Hill Friday night 81 was clear
ed This will be given to the Red Cross.
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Irving Bryant and Ellsworth Clark Of
Thorndike spent Sunday at Charles E.
Savages.
Mr. and Mrs. Jason Smell Of Branch
Mills called on friends here Sunday Mrs
Smell was Miss Ina Pelton, eldest daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Pelton, who
was born and reared In this town.
Mrs. J. Sabin Clark Of Readield is WIS.,
iting her husbands parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry H. Clark. for few days. She is
accompanied by her two boys.
Corridan Campbelle was called to Rock
land Sunday by the death Of his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Stevens.
John l.. Howard has a crew Of men In
his woods peeling bark.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Carroll are receiv-
ing congratulations upon the birth of a
daughter who was born Saturday
Mrs Charles E. Savage is in North Jay
for a few weeks visiting her daughter,
Mrs. Annie kilgore.
Fred A. Shattuck OF Bridgewater. Mass.
is visiting his father Edward c. Shat
tuck. for a few days
Ernest Howard Of South Hope and An
drew Racks Of Appleton were business
callers in the place Saturday.
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nlENELANn 3, NEW YORK z

.'-.Hrt -. July l6.-Cleveland
w l.e .rnuch today TO have IA :
'H ~-.rs produce three runs,
'l'ire ''lo'clt New York, which had
l' hitting and one on o.
N'H '.rk outhatted Cleveland but
''' Roth and Graney cut OFF
Pms rr., MA No, heen scored upon
""r prior 10 today. The
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N" Words oo0e0 o 0 0O-2-92
cty,a-t "a a a., . a x-s-7-l
a"Not ond Nunamaker: BaCby
- o.Nrr,
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Edqecomb-L Luce

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs w E. Over
lock was the scene of quiet wedding
Sunday evening when Leland Edeecomb
and Miss Glenice Luce We're united in
matrimony by Missionary Overlook. Mr..
Fdgeconlb is the son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Edgecor1b and the bride is the
only daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William
Q. Luce, a popular merchant in the cas-.
part Of the town. They have the best
wishes Of large circle OF friends.
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Mrs Alice Failon, aged %. wife OF
William j. Fallon of Boston, died We'd
nesday az the home of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis T. Sockalexis.
on Indian Island. Old Town. She had
not been in health for some time, and
last April came home to her parents on
the Indian reservation. Besides the
husband. one daughter. Dorothy May
Fallon, and one brother, Andrew Sock
alexis the one time famous Indian
Mara tf1on runner. survive. The funeral
services will be held Friday at : q. IN.
in St. Anne's Catholic Church.
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pr. and Mrs. Ernest Small of Bel
mont Mass. We're callers of their
aunt Mrs. M3ry Chase. Saturday.
Miss ADELAIDE Campbell of Bath is
visiting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. E. T. Packard.
F. F. Banks, who has employment at
Bath, is at home for a few DAYS
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Mrs Hugh Patterson left Sunday
morning for a vacation trip to Five
Islands.