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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-21
MONTVILLE

CENTER-P. e. Allen is in Belfast.
the guest of c. Pembroke Garter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Howes were call.
of her mother.
On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Bryant Of Knox and MIR and Mrs N.
NJ. Wentworth were in Camden.
Mr. and Mrs J. J. Rurkill Of Hud.
son, Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. Burkill at Hillview farm
H. G.. Boynton Of Weeks Mills was
q recent guest Of r ". Jaquith.
Miss Helen Gordon passed last week
With relatives in Morrill, and friends
In Waldo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. S. Bantor with Lin.
wood Stevenson OF Knox. were Sunday
guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Tasker.
r. j. Thompson has been drawn 10
serve AS grand Juror for the ensuing
year and c. II. Fuller as traverse tu.
ror for the September term OF the su.
preme court at Belfast
On Saturday Superintendent James
J. Clement held an examina ton Of pu.
pills wishing to enter secondary schools
Mr.. and Mrs. S. n. fitzpatrick Of
Weston with their three children. are
guests Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
Nolnev Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. a Clement and
daughters, Louise and Pauline passed
the week-en at their Northport cot
tage.
G. B. Cushran and family went Sat.
utday to Bethel TO visit Mrs Cush.
mans mother Mrs. Carrie Arno
P. w. Jaauith and family passed the
weekend in Winslow. guests Of Mr.
end Mrs. Warren II. Miller
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Davis, with their
daughter Miss Alice. Of Taunton.
Mass, are guests of Mr.. and Mr.. D.
c. Cain.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". A. Poland 81 Mans.
field, Mass, and Mrs. c. O. Jordan Of
Milton. Mass. are guests of relatives.
old neighhors and friends here
Sunday Mr. and Mrs. 6. r Bowler
Mr.. and Mrs. Wendell Turner, with
Mrs. Wesley Turner Of Palermo. were
callers at Mrs. Edmund G. Cushn,an's.
The Quartab acook Spiritual Assoe!s-
ton recently held meeting az Mr.
ard Mrs. r. w. Mason's. DR. Lowell Of
Faneor and Mrs Bessie Wentworth
of Lincolnville were the speakers.
over 80 were present.
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WINDSORVILLE

Maurice Swift was a guest Sunday
of his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Turner, in Somerville.
Orrin Davis of Friendship was a
business visitor in town Saturday.
H. e. Dodge went Thursday to Au-
gusta on business trip.
Miss Elizabeth Colby, who has been
passing vacation at the old home
here and one week in Boston, returned
Sunday to her work in Augusta.
Irving Choate was a Sunday visitor
in Togus.
Eugene Pray, who has passed va
cation of two months with his aunt
MRS. Daniel Sampson, returned Tues.
DAY to his home in Auburn.
Several from this town went an tine
excursion Tuesday to Wiscasset and
Boothbay Harbor
Leroy Choatc was at home from An
susta over Sunday.
An auto party consisting Of Millard
and Clarence Colby, Mrs. Isabelle
Smith and son Walter. Jr.. arrived
early Sunday morning from Boston
and were entertained at the Colbv
homested where Is Of the family were
guests for the day. II was a joyful re-
union.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton r. Brann and three
sons, Walter, Warren and Raymond, Of
Jefferson, were guests Sunday of their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Colby.
Mr. and Mrs. w F. Weir of Palmer
Mass, and Mr. and Mrs. Chester Peavey
and daughters Beatrice and Blanche OF
Montville, were auto visitors Saturday at
the home Of Mrs. j. B. Stilphen.
Mrs. Lila Swift is a guest of her "a :
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Turner in SOM
erville.
Mrs. Maurice York enjoyed a trim to
Boothhay last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Colby. Jr.. and
Lester Cove, Mr.. and Mrs. RAYMOND
NJ York. Miss Fannie Douglass. Mrs.
Nellie Johnson, Esther and Edmund
.Ioscelyn and Mr.. and Mrs. Alton r,
Brann went to jefferson Thursday to
attend the masked ball in the evening
Mr.. and Mrs. w S. Johnson and
son Leslie went to Augusta Friday to
visit their son, Herbert johnson, of
co. NJ, Second Maine Infantry.
A. Fl. Aver has sold his automobile
to out-of- town parties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-21

Charles Wilson will take his Sun.
day school class on a fishing trip 70
Shirley this week. The trip is 10 b.
made by automobile. Mr. Wilson i,
teacher of the Young Mems class
The Winners" a boys class Of n.
Albion Christian Sunday school are
making plans for Wednesday, Aug.
%, when their teacher. Rev. y N.
Heiker, will take them on a days out.
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. f. z. Wiggin and
family and Mrs. Marcia Nickerson at.
tended the summer school in Pittshed
one day last week.
AT the lawn party held Saturday
evening, Aug. IS, for the benefit Of III.
Society for the Relief Of the French
Soldiers, over s25 were cleared
Merton Bickmore. who was serious.
ly injured some time ago. is slowly
gaining.
Mrs. Addie Besse is seriously i'll
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CoNv|CTS ESCAPE
Two Convict Regulars
Fort Mckinley Beat
Guard Unconscious in
Making Getaway

Portland, Me-. Aug. 2o.--Eforts of
the military authorities today to cap
ture two convict regulars at Fort Nc
Kinley. named Letter and tombstone,
who escaped Sunday forenoon after
beating their guard unconscious, had
proved futile up to late hour this aft
ernoon. Every available man at the
Diamond Island post is searching for
the fusitives. while guards have been
sent TO this city in an effort to capture
the men.
Under guard Of a soldier from the
State OF Maine troops, the two men
were at work some distance from the
Notifications and there were no wit
nesses to the attack. After pounding
their victim to insensibility they
stripped off his uniform. clothed him
in their discarded working rags, then
dumped him into an empty ash bar
rel. putting on cover and placing a
large stone on top. The guard recov-
cred consciousness later and gave the
alarm and about 1000 men were start
ed out to search. They combed the
island from one end to the other and
men were sent to Little Diamond and
to other islands in the bay, but they
returned empty handed.
II was said today that the convict
soldiers probably got away from the
island in a motor boat and the police
officer on duty said this afternoon that
he believed that the fugitives had left
Little Diamond in a motor craft.
The guard has practically recovered
from the beating he received.
The men who have thus far escaped
capture have very bad records, hav-
Ing been before a general court mar
tial recently. one for stealing a mo-
torcyele on Portland Pier the other be-
Ing a principal in an assault case.
They had been sentenced to two and
three years confinement respectively
and were to have been taken TO one
Of the big army prisons in the south
within . few days.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS
CITY FATHERS
Table Pension Request
Pending Inquiry
orSsr Creating Beard Of Five to Have
in Charge Mothers Pensions Passed
Auto Drivers to Meet Traffic Com
njttee

Three applications from persons
claiming to be wholly dependent on
soldiers were received by the munich
pal officers Monday evening at the
REGULAR city government meeting. Two
OF these applications were granted and
the other was laid on the table pend
ing a consultation between Mayor
Swift and the Governor and council,
as there vas some doubt as to whether
the case came within the laws re-
quirements. One OF the successful ap-
pIicants. a wife with a young child.
will receive $3.50 weekly, as provided
by law, and the other. dependent
mother. will receive 81. The other re-
nues: vas from a dependent wife.
An order designating as dangerous
Grove street at the curve at the top
of Rines hill and the intersection OF
Cony and Bowman streets in front OF
City hall, and providing that danger
signs be located at these places, was
introduced by Alderman Parmenter and
received passage.
An order authorizing and directing
the mayor to appoint board OF not
more than Ave persons who shall have
in charge the matter Of mothers pen
eio1s. under the provisions of chapter
27C CT the Public Laws of 1917, was
introduced by Alderman Giddings and
was passed.
on the petition of James W. Skene
and Thomas c. Buckley that they be
permitted to install a gasoline pump
and tank on Bowman street in front
Of City Hall garage, which was re-
ferred to the committee on highways
ard sewers. the committees recon-
r1endation that the petitioners have
leave TO withdraw, was accepted by
both branches.
Acceptance vas given to the report
Of the committee on highways and
sewers that Drew street should be
turnpiked and that a grade be estab-
lished.
The recommendations by the COM
mittee on street lights that the order
providing that the present 500 c. p.
lamp in Royal park be exchanged for
go c. p lamp, end the order provid-
Ing that another $50 C. p. lamp be in
stalled in Royal park. near the west
end. ought TO pass. we're given accept
srce. The order favorable to the pas
sage Of the order providing that q
SoV G p lamp US installed Oh OIeN
street was also accepted.
An order that Glenwood street be
accepted by the city was referred to
the committee on highways and sew
ers and a public hearing was ordered
10 te held on the third Monday in
September at 720 o'clock
Roll Of Accounts No. s, for a total Of
sIss5e.35. was read and accepted.
Inn holders licenses were granted
John ". Stickney for the Riverside
Hotel ana Canton Low & Co. Of Hotel
North.
Applications for licenses as public
auto drivers were received from the
following and were referred to the
traffic committee, with power to act;
Morris ". Smiley John LeClair, Still
man Elaisdell Gideon Holloway, Carl
& Weston, W a. Creesev, G.. Downing,
Ear-v Bloombere. Ben Levine. Elmer
~" George Stafford, Ovila Blouin,
bertha A Knowles, c. z. Davis. Dana
tanks and Albert S Nichols The ap-
pirarts will meet with the traffic COM
mittee next Monday evening at the
council rooms
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SUGAR MEN PLEDGE
war REQUIREMENTS

New York. Aug. 2o.-The country's
sugar industry was pledged here to-
day ito supply the requirements of
the army and navy during 1917 and
1918, estimated at 100000 tons Of SUI
gar per annum. at a price TO be fixed
by the food administrator" by COM
mittee appointed from representatives
Of sugar reflners. beet sugar produc-
ers and planters from Cuha ana else
where. These representatives met with
the advisory committee Of the Council
Of National Defense in Washington
last week.
The committee which consists OF
James II. Post, Manuel Rionda, F. r.
Hathaway, H. F. Parker and Horace
Havemeyer, is to arrange a program
for furnishing the sugar. II is planned
to supply it in regular instalments and
spportionate II among the various su-
Ear companies.
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FOCUS DEFEATS
HALL0WELl, 8 TO 0

Togus won from the Hallowell base
ball team here Monday after the sup
per hour. to 0, in five-inning game
The game was called on account Of
darkness.
Togus got their runs in the first in
ming. Orff being safe on an error by
the pitcher, was sacrificed along by
Stafford and scored on the hit of Ward
we'll who stole second, went to third
on wild pitch and scored on a bad
throw of Watson in returning the hit
of McGouldrick, who in turn scored on
the hit of Gould. Lizotte was pass
ed and Jordan famed. Togus was re-
tired in order in all other innings. The
visitors were not dangerous with the
bat and had no chance to score. The
score:
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Tribute to Late Charles M. Bailey

Winthrop Center is saddened by the
loss of its oldest and most respected
citizen, Hon. Charles N. Bailey. He
will he greatly missed. 1t had become
familiar sight to all TO sec this
grand old man. day after day, in all
kinds Of weather. driving along the
read from his home to his office at
Winthrop village. Even in this last,
the 9th year Of his life, hardly a day
has been too cold. too rainy, or too
stormy for Mr. Bailey TO go to his bus
mess. These trips were made with
such regularity that the jewellers along
tho road could almost set their clocks
by the time Of his passing their homes.
Mr.. Bailey will he greatly missed in the
local social gatherings for he had al
ways taken a great interest in them,
ard although he was not always there.
he seldom failed to make his good
wishes felt by contribution to the
refreshments. usually in the shape Of
an orange to each one present. A
great hobby with him has been to give
oranges. great luscious ones, especial
ly to the children, and many a childs
parent and even some of their grand
parents can remember when they We're
hand them oranges. He will be missed
by adults and children as we'll Win
throp Center people were proud Of
their oldest citizen and had hoped he
might round out a full century of life
but as he himself so often said Gods
will he done" The greatest sympathy
is extended to his family, who will miss
him most.
Hon. Charles NJ. Bailey held the dis
tinction Of being the oldest oil cloth
manufactu in America. In 1912 Mr..
Bailey began the process of making
floor oil cloth together with his broth
er. the late Moses Bailey. Their prog
ress was very rapid and their goods
have been sold all through the United
States and Canada.
At one time Mr. Bailey operated fac
tories at Winthrop village, Winthrop
Center and Skowhegan. These oil
cloth factories gave employment to a,
great many men and put vast amount
Of money into the town where the
shops were located besides providing
the means to build homes for great
many people. Although Hon. Charles
NJ. Bailey has several times seen the
result of his labors destroyed by fire
and a vast amount Of money swept
away in a few minutes, his courage
never deserted him and he was soon
building new shops or buying buildings
and again getting his machinery set
up. Mr.. Bailey had fires in 1856 that
destroyed the shops, a partial fire in
1852, and in 1891 he was again burned
out at Winthrop center. At that time
workmen were collected to the size of
a small army and in less than three
months the buildings were replaced by
larger and better ones than before. The
oil cloth business is now conducted en-
tirely in their plant at Winthrop Cen
ter since the total destruction Of the
Winthrop factories by fire about two
years ago.
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TROY

Mrs. A. W. Myrick has returned from
Ter stay in Belfast and is stopping
with Miss Weymouth al Troy Corner
Ihe canning demonstration given AZ
the Grange hall last Wednesday after
noon was attended by % ladies' ard
found very interesting and helpfgl.
MISS Eudora Ramsey from North
Carolina spoke on the suffrage qu"s-
non at the church on Wednesday eve
ming. She is a brilliant speaker and
her arguments were given in a very
telling manner
Arthur Bagley and family. with Mrs
Leavitt took an auto trip 70 vssssi-
horo Sunday, where Mrs. Leavitt re-
manned with her daughter
Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Shaw and daugh-
ter from Rockland are visiting friends
in Troy
Troy people are panied TO learn Of
the death OF Alec Knowlton. a former
resident, which occurred in Portland
last week
CENI ER-The church services will
De at Cooks Corner next Sunday aft
ernoon with Sunday school at O'Clock
"a son was born Aug. II 10 Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin B. Carleton.
Mrs. Lizzie Hopkins of Plymouth is
passing the week with her sister, Mrs.
T. W. Halves.
Mrs. \. r. Danforth and Miss Mel
lie Danforth have been passing a week
at W!ndemers.
MT. and Mrs. Edwin Spencer Of Ben
ton visited their brother. John Spencer
and family. last week.
q. r PapIoy ;r -, .stnr . r,eaL IN
Boston, the guest Of his sister. Miss
Eta Bacley
Mrs. Sarah Snow of Burnham, who
fas been guest at Reuben Rhosdes
Tor few days. left Monday for Bos-
ten with friends by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Hillman were In
I'fttsfield Sunday. Aug. 10, to attend
the wedding Of their daughter. Miss
Florence. who was united in marriage
to Clyde Folsom Of Pittsfeld. The GER
ennony took place Sunday evening a.
the Methodist parsonage, Rev. Mr.. Pei
ley officiating.
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NEW DRAFT OF 600
IN WASHINGTON

Calais, Me. Aug. 2o,-The exemp-
ton board has issued a call for a new
draft Of 500 men. examinations to be
held on Thursday. Aug. %. at Ma
chias. Aug. 80 at Eastport, Sept. at
Calais.
Two hundred men will be examined
at each plate. In addition to this 200
at each place named, 81 persons who
failed to pass the first draft will be
called again for re- examination on
the dates and at the places named.
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PALERMO

NORTH-Rev George G. Partner. a
former pastor. preached at the Metho-
dist church Sunday evening.
Lizzie Bscwn and daughter. Bertha.
attended campmeeting Sunday a.
Washington.
Rev. and Mrs. George Partner and
daughter are guests of Mr.. and Mrs T.,
A. Bowler.
Chester Peavey Of Montville was In
this vicinity Sunday with his new
auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Downs Of Ken
duskeag' Mrs. Erl Hussey Of wor-
cester, Mass. and Mr.. and Mrs. c.
Carr, OF Freedom, were guests OF Mrs.
Nettie Batchelder Sunday.
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THIRD CALL FOR
BELFAST QUOTA

Belfast, Me, Aug. 20.-Results of
the second call examination Of $50 men
from this district resulted, as did the
first, in 90 men passing the physical
examinations and not claiming exemp-
ticn, five have withdrawn claims.
making SO Of the 124 quota now avail
able for the National Army.
The selection board has not report
ed on the two calls, but it is believed
that third one will be necessary,
possibly a small list, to secure the full
district quota. All called so far have
appeared or been accounted for.
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RICHMOND
River Road Club Plans Excur-
sion to Boothbay Harbor-
Richmond Members Of the
Heavies.

The Ladies Aid of the Congrega-
ticnal church will meet at the home of
Mrs. X. w Small next Wednesday at
ternoon.
Percy A. Cobb. former principal of
the Richmond high school, who has
teen at the officers training camp at
Plattsburg, n. Y. has received his
commission as second lieutenant in the
quarterrnaster's department Of the
army.
The members of the River Road Club
and their friends will make an excur-
son Tuesday. Aug. p, to Boothbay
Harbor on the steamer Islander They
rlan to have a picnic lunch and a
grand good time is anticipated John
Dockendcrff, George Leavitt and r, K.
Hatch are members of the committee.
Battery f of Augusta, LIST Maine
Heavy Artillery. was mustered into
federal service Tuesday night of this
week. There are at present four Rich
oAd bcvs and one Bowdoinham boy
in the battery as follows Eben Buker,
Will Groner Harold Libby Ernest
Ferry of this town and Roscoe Given
of Bowdoinham. Walter B. Pinkham
was discharged on account of physical
disability. VIII McGinn is at present
in Battery D.
Mrs. Edwin Durand and two daugh-
/ tiers have returned from an outing at
their summer cottage at Ossipee. y. H.
A Sunday trip to Fort Popham land
Five Islands was enjoyed by Mr.. aud
Mrs. Guy Fernham. Mr. and Mrs.
George Leavitt and Mr. and Mrs. Ben
iarl1in Sedeeley. making the trip in
Mr.. Farnhar's motor boat.
Albert Kelley Of Dorchester Mass,
is a guest at the home OF her aunt,
Mrs. B. r. Deremore.
Willis Lane. .. s. n. was an over
Sunday visitor in town.
Mrs. Cora Dar,ah of Lewiston is
guest of her sister, Mrs. A. S. Alex
ander.
p. W. Downs of Brunswick and
granddaughter, Doris Hayes of Ais
ton. Mass, were visitors in Richmond,
making the trip by auto
Thomas Geary. chief engineer of the
Blue Line boats, plying out Of New
York, is passing a ten days vacation
at his home In town.
Fred Rawson OF Minneapolis, Mimi,
is a weekend guest at the home of
Mrs. BERTHE Emerson.
Misses Lura and Geraldine Baker of
Bingham are visiting at the home of
their uncle. William H. Thurlow.
The Misses Carolyn and Marcia Paine
have returned from a vacation in New
Hampshire.
Mr.. and Mrs. Algie Small and son
Wallace, of Lynn, Mass. are guests
at the home Of Mrs. Alice Weber
Miss Winnie Hall of Portland os pass
ing her vacation with her sister Mrs.
n. D. Thurlow.
Miss Mary White of Portland is the
guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Robert White.
Mr.. and Mrs. George n. Libby and
family motcred to Buckfieid Sunday
Henry Deehan is passing a few days
days with his family in town.
Rev. and Mrs. S. w. Browne re-
turned Thursday evening from Old Or
! chard where they have been the past
ten days in attendance at the christian
and missionary alliance meetings.
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NATIONAL HOME

Officer of the day, Capt. Frank W. Nc
kee.
Frank Loveley. late Co. K, 57th Mass.
Inf has been granted a discharge from
the Home.
John King, late L. S. navy. has applied
for admission to the Home and been
taken ur T. A. P.
Burroughs were granted Monday to
Augustus P. Holt to Haverhill and Owen
H. Moran to Augusta.
The returns from furloughs Monday
were Robert Crossley from Providence
and John Donovan from Boston.
Col. William P. Hurley, governor. has
gone to Boston to attend Grand Army en-
oampment.
Sessue Hayakawa in THE Bottle Imp.
a fve-part Paramount feature, and a
comedy entitled Their Weekend" will
be the moving picture program for Tues
day evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Lizotte are receiv-
ing congratulations on the birth of a
daughter Monday morning. The little
miss has been named Margaret Olive and
weighs seven pounds. Both mother and
child are doing well.
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BUTTE HALE, Al MACK AND LITTLE
BATTICE Grand CIRCUIT winners

track was in fair shape. but q coun,.
of second. slow. The summary.
PIP PACE, THREE IN FIVE HEATS
PURSE $1,000
Butte Hale, br 6, by Senator
Hale (Murphy) ...............l1
June Bug, b m (Hindermyer) :,
Jay Patch, b 6 (Mauger) ......ss
Commodore Dallas. b GAR
rison) ................4 =,
wanna, b M CDR. C. S. Harris> 6
George Case, b armstrong; /,
Willard, b G (WerO ...........7
Jay Mack. CHI (McDonald) $3.50 ;
Time: EOS, 2o7 1-e, zoe.
2.o7 TRoT, BELLEVUE sTRArrosn
STAKE. $4,000 g HEATS
AL Mack. by McLintock (Mur.
phy) .....'. .'''.... '..'......S
Busy's Lassie. b m (Cox) ........le
Wilkes Brewer, ch m (Jamison). "a.
NJ. L. j., & Heonard>. .......4ss
Harry j. s.. blk (Tyson).
Ridgemarck b & (Traynor). .....6s,
Pittsburgh. Oh 6 Murphy.
Harrod's Creek, en- (Engleman). 4
Donna Clay, IN (Snow). .....sss
Time 2.09: 2.o5 ID; 2.07 l-2.
2.o7 PACE. PURSE $1,000 g HEATS,
Little Beatrice. b e, by Red Elm
Jr. (CoX) ..................
Peter Greenwade, h (McDonald)s 4
Tommy Direct, b : (Snowl. ...32
Robert Gatewood, b 6 (Geers).is
Time EOS: 2.06 Ia; 201.
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John GifIooIy

The death Of John Gillogiy occurred in
the hospital here Sunday night. He was
born in Ireland April /. 1888. He had been
in this country since very young man,
residing in New York City and Boston
most of the time. He enlisted in Co. c,
18th L. S. Inf, at New York City. Sept
II, 1864, and was discharged at Savannah,
Ga. Sept. IL. 1867. He came to this Home
from Revere Mass, May 10. 1900 A
granddaughter. Mrs. Sadie Marston Of
Augusta. survives. The funeral will be
held at A. NJ. Tuesday. Rev. FIR. Nc
Laughlin officiating