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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-11
SPRAY.
SOUTH BLUEHILL.

Roy Day and wife Of Boston are visit
ing his mother, Mrs Charles Ferrin.
Ralph Mayo and friend, Of Waltham,
Mass.. are guests Of his sister, Mrs. N. H..
Henderson.
The Fourth was celebrated by . flag
raislng 1t Central hall, preceded by =
parade OF horribies in the morning.
There was = speech BY w. c. Conary Of
Bucksport. The dag was raised by
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UNION RIVER MILLS
SOME OPERATED YEARS AGO
ON BRANCH STREAMS.
Loa-DRIvINa AND NUMBERING IN THE
PALMY DAYS OF THE INDUSTRY
ON THIS RivER--soME NoTA-
BILE FREsHErs.

mr.. Moor contributes below, another
valuable article in the series on Union
river mills which he has written for
THE AMERICAN. This treats Of mills on
the branches Of the main stream, and in
cidentally records some notable freshets
on the river, and some figures showing the
extent OF the numbering industry when
1t vas at its height ON this river Ed
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Mrs. Nellie Billings and Mr.. ts.,, /.
Young are III.
villa Saunders Is with Mrs. L. Il. Morris.
for the summer.
Prudence and Ruth Saunders az R,n.-
hill are Waiting here.
Capt. James Roper has gone to Bo.,o,
whore he Is employed.
Miss Hattie circuit is spending ,.x
days in Northeast Harbor.
Mrs. Rufus Douglass has returned ia he,
former home with Capt. II. f. Babson.
During severe storm recently. the harm
owned BY George Hart wss destroyed.
Miss Lila Perkins is spending a ,ew
weeks with her sister, Mrs. +. l.. Roberta
AiouEo Ssnborn has gone to BluebiIl 10
live with his daug Mrs. Abbie Dodge.
Whose husband died recently.
The nrst arrivals At the summer home.
are Mrs. l. T. Morris. wilbur smith and
family, parson brothers and families and
the s.urievant family. More are expected
soon.
Juiya. SPEC.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-11

Miss Marjorie Frye OF Leicester, Mass,
entered the Boston chiidrenis hospital,
Longwood avenue, and was successfully
operated on June "a for infantile paraly sis
debilities. She will remain in the hos
pitai for treatment few weeks. Her
many friends here hope for . complete
and speedy recovery.
July 10. V.
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NORTH LAMoINE.

Mrs. Wellington Barbour OF Foxcrofi
is visiting here.
MIR. and Mrs. Cooper Of Haverhill
Mass, are guests at p. b. Russell's.
Miss Helen Ingalls, OF Mt. Desert is
visiting her cousin, Miss Mae Kittredge.
Miss Mae Kittredge, VINO has been in
Medford, Mass, attending school, re-
turned home Thursday.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-11
RACING AT MOUNTAIN PARK.

Over thousand people enjoyed the
racing and ball game at Mountain Park
July 4. The races we're trotted in half
mile heats, and several sharp contests re-
suited. The summary:
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PHOEBE.

Mrs. Eversste Ash OF Salem, Mass, q
visiting here.
Mrs Phillip Martin is visiting her tor
mef home In Coiumbia. Falls.
The yourg psopic and Mrs. schieselin
will soon purchase flag Tor The church.
Miss sy bill Bean OF East Sullivan is Sis-
iting her cousin, DORIS Bean.
Peter Carrie and Eiwood Brown Of
Princeton visited at Fred l. Circuits last
week.
The boys and girls ciab held picnic
on the shore st Capt. Z. Bssgdon's
July 1.
Miss Alice Hammond, who has oeen
Visiting Miss Beth HAvey al IVES, saiii'
van, Is home.
MIR. and Mrs. william Martin spent
few days last week In Seal Harbos Win
their daughter. Mrs. Ethel Walton. Har-
land Haskell returned home with them.
Julys. PHOEBE.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-11

The Bluehill ball team defeated Brook
lin; score 20 TOD. The game was charsc-
terized by the heavy hitting OF the Blue
hills, Pearl O'Brien leading with three
doubles and . single in i've times at bat.
Jnly9. q.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1917-07-11

Mrs. John 8. Coombs is visiting Ii
franklin.
The J. w. Stinson's joined F. T. No!es
family ON picnic excursion TO the oan''
on the Fourth.
The Van Ness cottages have been ieA''u
for the season, .Middiefeid,n TO L a.
Mitchell, an artist OF Dundee, seolisnu'
and the ssvan Mesa" to another oco.''
family, Mr.. Logic, from Montciair' ~ .
The village improvement society o.,
suspended meetings for awhile, ana VIZ
not have its fair - usual. Inc iu,s.
are doing war relief work instead, ioi W
Red Cross Apd the Belgian and fis"'
orphans.
July 8.
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PROSPECT HARBoR.

W. F. Brnce's house is being plassefsd-
Miss Helen Cole left Monday foE Bo.-
ton.
The U. 3. government has Installed
private telephone line to the lighthouse
Prof. Ernest T. Paine and family oi
Ithaca, N. Y, arrived Sunday by su'o'
mobile.
Capt. f. A. Over and family motofed ~
Bangor Sunday. Their daughter, Mis'
susie, returned home with them.
Merton A. Coombs and wife OF stonins-
ton are receiving congratulations up'n
the birth Of daughter, born June % "
the home OF Mrs. Coombs' father, A. H.
Wasgatt.
July 2.
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SPEC
AsHviLL.E.

Mrs. Ernest Priest aud two children. Of
North vassaiboro, were guests OF Mrs.
wyiie Hammond recently.
Mrs. Joan Sargent hss sufficiently re-
covered from her recent illness to return
to her home in South Gouidsboro.
Al the Ashviile Sunday school on sun
day. patriotic exercises we're given. Tho
collection for the Red Cross amounted TO
".
Miss Edna Macarthur, former teacher
ber', and her sister, Miss Nellie Mae
Arthur 81 Calais, were Weekend guests Of
Mrs. wyfie Hammond.
Mr. and Mrs. George Pa,ten OF Augusta,
Mrs. Lydia Smith. who spent The winter
III Augusta. and b-r son, E. H. Smith, wao
haso-sn teaching In Connecticut, are at
the Smith homestead.
july q PHOEBE
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NEWS
BRooKsviLlp

Mrs. Msxie closson Of North ssd....
y Visiting her mother, Mrs. Ada erss es
Miss Elsie Ksnch, no has been -.
ing In Penobscot, 10 q home. s0'
Miss Beatrice Roberts, recently 49,.
sted from castine normal schoo, ! J.
home.
Miss Gray Of Cape Rozier. wbo !.
been employed 1t Mrs. Z. j. ,urn....
has returned home.
Seymour Perkins, wife ana as,n..
Doris, and Eddie Bowden OF ws,.rss,,1
are visiting hare.
Chase Robertson has moved his ,r,,,.
to the Loemms Gray farm, which he :.
Gently purchased.
School in district No. 3 closed rr,s.-
after . succcssful term taught nv ~.
Grace Condor Of South Brooksyille ~.
graduates were Florence Sanborn. no..
thy Fowler and Ted Condor.
July2
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-07-05

Clarksdale, Miss, June 30
DR.. All. Jagoe, Sc, years old
diehIa4 his hsme in this cityltfis
AFTERNOON at 3 o'clockrof mfirani-
ties inSidentIto old age He was
born in Cork, Ireland in 1881
He had been a ] resident bf
lClarksaale for 10Iyears1 He IS
survived by four children, who
are Mrs. J. E. .SommerS of
Clarksdale Miss Mary Jagae Of
ClarksdaIe, John Jagoe of Attain
TIA, Ca, and A. l.. Jagoe of Oko-
Iona. The remains will be taken
to Evansville, | Ind.,' for inter
ment, Commercial Appeal.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-07-05
WAKING KITCHEN BEAUTIFUL,
rodern, Idea> Is to Ornament That
tohgiNesIected SRocr1 and Make
Cooking a Fine Art.

4 There is an idea that il, growing
and spreading IN our twentieth cen
| fury civilization with the prospect
that it will eventually, like the yeast
in the dough, leaFen the whole YOeial
fabric. This idea is that the most
commonplace things of life have an
esthetic side to them; that all the
uses in our complex civilization can
be made and should be ma Ode to
bloom into beautiful idealizati pms.
v As foE ipstaDce, there's the
.kitcheni Even the'art magazines in
these days are giving more than pass
ing attention to the ornamenf atioh
of the kitchen, and the profess ional
houseplanner who does not plan an
attractive, nay, joy-inspiringj cook
cry room for the seyep-rooms cottage
as well as for the 17-room mansion is
a back number. Back in the grand
mothers days, and, very likely, be-
fore King Solomon was born, It was
understood that cookery is one Pf the
fine arts, observes the Baltimore
American,
But for 5000 years the artiFts in
this soulful calling were Obliged to
work in rather dismal surroundings.
Matters are changing wonderfully
for those inspired ones who produce
beautiful creations in soups, salads
roasts, tarts and jams.
J The oIdidea was to treat bad cook.
cry as crime and blacklist the cook
The new and better idea is toI treat
good cookery as the beautiful AID in
spired. thing that it really is. ! The
kitchen beaptiful-it is no longer an
Tideaeflt. dre&m ; lisa dream Come
true. Just glimpse at the blue and
white enamel Of the 1917 kitchen
a4d give also an appraising look to
the alnmihutn pans and Kettles. Why,
The modern kitchen is more radiant
Than the treasure room in an ancient
palace. It is the temple of one Of
Che fine arts, as it Improperly should be
regarded. r" '9'
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-07-05
Swifts genuine pure pork sau-
sage putlup IN pound packages
,80c, at. Haughton's. ; 81
Those Who. Are Exempted

!. Z, 7>Oficers of Ntbe 7Uhitet
States and,of the several states
and territories and District o.
sCplumbia.i ~ u .lif q
2. Regularly ordained minis
tiers Of religion and students Of
divinityrpreparing for the minis
Try on May IS, 1917.
9. Persons already in the
armed brces Of United States.
/, 4. Alien eierhes and All 9th
'er aliens who have not taken our
Their first papers.
s., COUNTY and municipal Off
6. Customs house clerks.
Z. Persons employedih trans
mission Of United States, mails
8. Workmen in armories, CUR
factories, arsenals and navy
yards, of the United States. 2s
8. Steamship pilots. ~
10. Marines actually employ
ed n thesea service Of the Uni
ted States or of any citizen Oh
merchant within the United
States.
II. The following classes who
lare the sple support of dependent
- 1at Sob of a widow, (b) faith.
er of a motherless child or chill.
dren under 16, (c) brother Of
orphan child or children under
16.
Z ID Medbefs of we'll Acog.
nized religious sects organized
or existing May Is, 1917
whose creed forbids it's members
to participate in war.
ID. Moral degenerates (this
class INCLUDES criminals.)
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-07-05
aay4WORK is "A BURDEN

Womah' lot is a. weary one II
bests 1ut with bsckathe and bthsS
distressing kidneyaiils lie indeaE bs
comes, a1burden. Doans Kidney P lii
have made life brighter for many tn
pelc women. Read what. this Type,y
woman says:H " 1h- itSN|N
MIS-. ii. T. Chisum, 522 Maple st.
Tupelo, sMissl, says: about a, yea
ego III. tegand toa suffer from kdney
complaiat nir had sharp pains aaros;
my bach, hip9 and loins. ! Soul,
serdly Scoop or raise up and had L
neglect hy bpasewor& b knew bl
he waysmy kidnPys were aotingnt a
@ometli4g must be- dene. i had grea;
faith In Dqan's Kidney Pills AID
look seyeral ,pqKesr T. was .rewarde
with q Nsting cure T. can speak al
highly q praise of Doan,s Kidne1
Pills today as 7 did some years ago
] hayeng had to use a medicine, fof
my bach or kidneys, since waH
Price Doc, Eat all Dealers, Don !
simply akk fora a kidney remedy1gei
Doanls Kidney Pills-the same thaI
Mrs. ChRum has twice. publicly rec
commended. Observation-Disclosures, Props.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-07-05
Chandler Thompson

Mr.. and Mrs. R, W. Chaadlsh
of this city, announce fe en-
gagerhent and approaching mar
riage of sthen daughter. Mary
-Ldciles to Captain4 VestetN j.
Thompson, adjutant'of the First
Alabama Infantry, of Mobile,
Ala. The marriage will be
solemnized at her home on the
evening Of July Is.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-07-05
I, Miss Mary Lucille Chandler
A%(A - 4
MS hAahMfA 0kolo6a, I. Miss.

girl, whom Mobile has severa
times claimed as aiilYisitor, she
f havingrecently visited Mrs. B.
"A. Wood land Miss Gabrielle
Cooke here, will on the eighteen.
tn day Of, July become the at
tractive wife, Of Captain Vestel
j. Thompson, adiutant of First
Alabama infantry, Mobiles regi.
7meht.e Miss,Chandler is number.
ed among her Mobile acquain.
tances as most beautiful and
chkrnlr1g young girl and repre-
seAtedh8 state as The Qaeen OF
Beauty at Mobiles last Carnival.
Her marriage to Captain Thomp-
son will give Mobile a claim on
her, as Captain Thompson's
home is here when notat the
service Of his country. He is
onePf A1.labama's most capable
officers and Mobile, this home,
an7justR be proud of him. He
has a large circle Of friends here
and in civil life promises to be a
most capable railroad executive.
At the time of entering the fed
eral service he was secretary to
the vice, president and general
manager Of the Mobile and Ohio
Railroad Company. THIEF Mobile
Register.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-07-05
Farm Loans

In Chickasaw, Monroe apd Lee
Counties at1aAow1 rate of 6interi
est. u bans made for 5 to 10
years. Good options to borrow
ers, ana good valuations on we'll
improved farms. Prompt service.
y 4re. 4: WI BAKER,
gf% . All III 81. Miss.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-07-05
local News.

Miss Jude Davis spent part of
@ week with relatives in
Nenphis.N
Ar. s. Rowe gave lot OF
"a soldiers an auto ride Monday
ff rn noon. m Il J. M. Ht
IL 4r. E. L, Robson, Market
int for the M. & o. R. R. Co.,
E$ in the city last Thursday.
~ 44 and Mrs. Wa ,Droke UP
4 kha proud parents Of a 11l pound
klio2 who arrived on July End.
" A%ed you itEed 1 that fresh
eBuAtSr, Nut Bread ! at BRADY
fBRS? Everybody is O qsingiN
N 9troll Hair spent part Of last
WEAK in Jackson, Tenn, the
eEu& st of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hair.
~ Mr, and Mrs, w. A. CULLEN
'sara the proud parents a 81
! bound girl, who arrived on July
Mr., and Mrs. Joe Nix and
|fanAilg have returned from a
DCeveral weeks stay in Bay St,
N Master John David Wilson, of
Bethel Springs, Tenn, is the
S9e.Su$tof Mr.. w. P. Conner and
fanflE.
u MRS. R., N. Quinn,anq little
| Had&Rter, Alice Lynn, Of Varda-
maj, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
'3W. r. Quinn.
4 There will be services at the
Episcopal church Sunday night,
.JGply 9th, conducted by Rev. Jno.
GAss. Everybody invited to at
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-07-05
q " Not;cSs

1901 RDll Oh 3l-4--i-
The Business Mems Club, Of
Okoloha, Miss, and The Bust
ness Mems Club, of Amory Miss.
will meet the Fifth Dist, Good
Roads Association Of Monroe ca.
Miss. at Wren, On judy 9th At
four O'Clock P. M. fotp the pnr-
pose Of discussing plans to com
plete the highway between
Amory and Okolona. H1ai iu
|oCIt is.highly important that ev-
cry one interested in this route
be present. 1870,
IRftH District Good Roads Also
citation of Monroe Co., Miss.
DR.. H. H. Kinney. Pres.
H. G. Wood, Secty.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-07-05
a GOOD WIFE.

$50 poor Mandy is gone"
eyes, yes, ma'am."
"She was q good wife to you,
Sam"
eyes, indeed, she was. I specki I'd
abeen turned out Of house and home
years ago if she hadn't worked all
tie time to keep the rent paid up"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-07-05
SPEED OF A TORPEDO.

Long-range velocity Of q subma-
rihe automobile torpedo (s,5OO to
10000 yardsl is about rs or less
ldots an hour; short-range velocity
ZIP tolS,5oO yardsl,, as great as 50
kAots. 1t strikes with sufficient
fdfce to drive in the firing pin, ex-
pIRding the charge. Il Z
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-07-05
The REASON.

1.-THE feminine antimatrimony
Gibbs generally come to grief" .a
3'Of course, they do. Naturally,
thsy are miss-n6anaged.R g Il
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-07-05
NATURAL .RKoPEHsITY.a

!, q saw somewhere that. the onion MON
breath is very fashionable
'ssThen it must have made a strong
impression"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-07-05
rAE oNLYwAy,AE COULD DO % IT

eDo you save your money!"
"Mister, if 1 saved nay money I'd
have to cheat the grocer and the coal
man..'f ! m III. 80 7 ..as
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-07-05
OVER THE FENCE.

"What are boh going to raisesin
your back yard this summer?y 81
! my neigbbpr's sats, II ! can hit
'em hArd enough "a ~ . = -
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-07-05
NOTICE

WAETED-5 500 members, fee
STOOL See Miss qPeatl Fairs
Secretary and Treasurer of Red
Cross Auxiliary Chapter.
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-07-05

I "A man who knows only one funny
story is q relief You can remember
where the laugh comes and avoid
hurting his feelings, withQptr having
to pay attention. to the entlTk narglrl
Si|e. Jfltc>lI11 II
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-07-05
4 y
tWhen eyddA Want ahteA frasl
|af Of BEAD Gaia AA&
BRADY BROS.

When eyQuA want ahfeA {r0Sh
loIaf ofe,heAds cAllA AN
BRADY BROS:
lMr. and Mrs. Fred NcCorkle
anil 'd Mrs. Williams motoreddown
FRI ON Bonneville and sgsrt the
Al purth with Mr.Nand Mrs.. Frank
Il kern Ion. 4 N J
Dr. T. r. McCarleN has re-
III fned to Ney Orleans to ac,
,dtpt a posiGanA INA hcsbiaA
Dr / McCarley has recently grad
ia lted from Tulane university. 4.
(All members Of !, the Baptist
II burch are requested to, be snres-
Ie9i Sunday morning July 9th,
Eat II O'Clock. y glaHos Is,
g Y A, L. Q'Briant,
~ ut -
We would like to let you know
Hthat Mr.. Allen Dean now Ihas
N,charge of our books and Ball ac-
Ycounts for collection. From bow
Hon we will sell strictly. for Cash.
II Vienna Bakery.
\ We are indebted to Mrs, Wade
RJolly for some nice onions, which
Eby their size land appearance
4 proves concIusiveIy that her
community is adapted to truck
ling and that she is a good gard5
ener.
EGGs-Buff Orpington and
y White Wyandottes, $50 for Is.
\ y, N, Haley 1
, Mr.. Dudley Middlebrooks, who
Plived near Egypt, fell dead on
bMain street here Saturday after
noonE about one O'Clock, Mr..
/ Middlebrooks was about 20 years
rold. | We extend 7 sympathy to
J the Rereaved.
MI P. E. Hadley brought to
our Office Saturday some potatoes
and Eonions which thoroughly
convinced Us that some one ON
This place knows bow ito garden!
These were on display in our
window several :. days latter
arrival. Cone now, you don't
haveIto guess where. .s.soe.ex
I, This hot weather brings in
tense suffering with Itching and
Sore Feet, Eczema Poison Oak
and other itching skin diseases.
! The Itching stops, pain IS re-
lieve@ and the worse skin sores
healeh when you apply @. B.
Eczeina Treatment. Liquid and,
quicA Price 80 cents. Sold and
guaranteed 9 by yours Druggist.
adv. no,isglIous +
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-07-05
What is LAX-FOS

LNshOS u AN tMPkuVEv CASGAKH
A Digestive Liquid Laxative, Cathartic
and Liver Tonic. Contains Cascafa Bark,
Blue Flag Root, Rhubarb Root Black
Rook, May Apple Root. SIENNA Ltakds Ind
Pepsin. Combines strength with pala-
table aromatic taste. Does not grippe. SOC
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-07-05
. palk Thought.
W ohoerfuI .l,Iaskan Doc .

The principal means. Of transports
ton aAAlaska u dog sleds.. A;good,
dog II. wSrth iisiso to $500, He Ha.
~ondeffuf ehdTff!nrei shd cap 'ye pa
Alaskan 4 mosbabte N ..o .a
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-07-05

"I'm sorry now I didn't marry
Jack instead Of YOU"
"If you love him so much it ought
to console you to think you've at
least made him happy"
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1917-07-05
sOhlldren Cry 2 :
| <FDRa FlEfCHER'Ss /
CAST O,Rl'irA-'As

Twui Naouvoasi au'lih5u
Emulatikn tsr' the child IA An1AA
Con; r1saIy b the unlovaAls .4usAAw
sfnY+aAarf f7f,ys1 nj
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-03

specimen Of the fsh-cating duck known
as a shelldrake held the attention of SOW
eral Augusta young men Saturday morning
for some little time by his antics in the riy-
er a short distance above the Kenncbcc
bridge and incidentally might be SAID to
have got their goat" The bird was SWIM
ming about in open water between the jco
foes. and when first noticed was engaged
IN diving beneath the surface, evidently for
the purpose of getting his breakfast. He
was near the lower end OF the open water
where the current was running swift. and A.;
ne disappeared from View the young m,n
thought that he had been carried under
he ice. One of the watchers called out that
II was TOO bad for the duck 10 hc drowned
IN that way and the others were sorry also
nut Just as they were leaving the opcning
N the windbreak Of the bridge. from which
they had viewed the tragedy" they were
surprised TO see the shelldrake reappear and
after beating the water for some little dis
tance with his wings, skim away over Tho
surface Of the river in the direction of the
dam.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-03

Charles T. Dickson, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Dickson nf - tarit"l
street. has had considerable military
experience lie is now captain Of TIN"
18th Go, Coast Artillery. lie enlisted
as u private in Go. 4 Of tic tst Maine
Regiment il 1922 and vas discharged
in 1901. He enlisted as a private in tho
Goth Go. of Coast Artillery in July, laol
vas promoted 70 corporal after four
months service and became sergeant
in July, 1905 lie vas discharged III
July, 1904. and rp-cnlistcd fur ecncral
recruiting service in August of that
year He was promoted to sergeant III
September 1904, transferred To tho 9nth
co. Of Coast Artillery in April. l@nf,
and discharged in November Of .he
same year. He rc-cnlistcH in 60. G Of
tho New Hampshire National Guard
and was appointed I'd lieutenant in
February. 1872. resigning in 1914. He
was commissioned LIST lieutenant in the
llth ~. of tho Maine Coast Artillery
in April. 1915. and made captain in Tho
following November.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-03
II. II. GIRLS MAKE
SOLDIERS SCRAPBOOKS

Rents Hill, Me, Dec. 1.-The Girls
latriotic League Of kent's Hill Sem
mary has placed under way now
project that ought to meet with the
approval of those interested in the well
rare OF the young men in France.
These girls in particular have re-
membered that every boy has a natural
love Tor the well-kept scrap book con-
tanning the events of school life It is
one OF the pastimes of seminary life.
Accordingly every girl in the League
is hunting high and low for items Of
interest with which to fill the books,
Programs Of society gatherings. menus
score cards. photographs and snap
shots, and above all newspaper clip
pings Will be searched for high and
low.
a hne cover in the school colors will
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-03
MONMOUTH.

Mrs. Jack Chambcrlain aged about
80 years, formerly Miss Mabel With
Grail. daughter Of joel and Abbio With
'rcll died suddenly late Friday att
eInoon ut her home at Monmouth, Sic
underwent a ecrious surgical operation
at Didni.ht Thursday night She was
prominent in this conmunity Mrs
Chamberlain has been in apparently
perfect health up to the time Of her
death. She is survived, besides her
H*band, by one brother, II. H. With
er"li of Monmouth, and three sisters
II'ic Withcrcll for many years bH'.
h"s& woman at Boston. Hide Witherei
81 California and Erncs,ine of Rof'
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-12-03
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THE PROBLEM OF REDUCING
EXPENSES

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the best way TO reduce the cost of liy-
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and has kept her baby and the mem
bers Of her family wen and strong.
Many other mothers have found
Father Johns Medicine the safest and
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