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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-09
RESOLVES.

Resolve in favor of the Central Maine
Association for relief and control of
debts.
Resolve for indexing the documents ,
filed by the Legislatures of Maine since
1890, now in the office of the secretary OF
the ASenate. ,
Resolve in favor of the Maine School
for the Feeble Minded for maintenan nee /,
and other purposes for the years 1917 and
1918.
Resolve in favor Of the State tuberculo-
sis sanatoriums for maintenance and
other purposes for the years 1917 and 1918. ,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-09
New Legislation

New legislation keeps right on present.
Ing itself for consideration in House and
Senate, that of Thursday including the
following:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-09
T AUGUsTA-WAYNE TOURING

car in good running condition fully
equipped. electric lights, forty horse
power; will sell cheap. Address l.. D.,
70 Danforth ST., Portland. Maine.
mch6d2W
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-09

An Act 70 amend Section IS Of Chapter
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-09

by fine Of not more than $500 Or I'm
prisohment not exceeding one year or
both is imposed for violation Of this
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-09
NATIONAL 3-DRAWER CASH

register, 10 clothing tables. a check
protector, l typewriter, l modern paper
baler. The Pierce W ebber Company, 237
Water St, Augusta. mch3dlw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-09
For Embellishments
WELL ESTABLISHED GROCERY

Augusta and Waterville warehouses-the
only car lot Of a big order placed JAN l.
To be sure of delivery, order now, as
Empire, Jr, drills and lime savers just
in left factory Jan. 10. j. f. Mccormick
& Son. Augusta and WaterVile mch1a3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-09

Butler of Knox-Act relating to orders
of the Public Utilities Commission and
their enforcement; acr relating to the
protection of trees and shrubs.
Higgins of Observation-Disclosures author
izing temporary loans of 100000 for each
of the years 1917 and 1918
Chick of Kennebec-Act relating to tbs
compensation of steamboat inspectors.
IN THE HOTSE
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Sinking Fund, Cities and TownsIV
State and County Bridge Aid.

Holbrook Of Brooks-Act amending
the act providing for State and county
aid in construction Of highway bridges
The act fixes the proportion In which
the cost of construction Of said bridges
shall be borne as follows: Forty per
cent. by the town; 10 per cent. by the
county; and so per cent by the state,
instead of 50 per cent. by the town. 80
per cent. by the county and 20 per cent.
by the state, as provided by the bridge
act of 1915. &
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-03-09
BIND
MACHIN e

pair and drive autos In our garage.
Write for particulars. Maine Auto Co..
g3 Exchange St. Portland. Maine.
feb22d1m
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24
C. D. EDWARDS
ADDRESSES u. N. A.
CLASS On SUNDAY

he Bacsahursate sermon Of Dean
h. d. EDWARDS, Of the Bible College
Ii the University Of Missouri. delis-
cred to the Class IF 1917 Of the Ms
-ouri Military Academy, Sunday es-
eninr ., TIE Christian Church was one
Of the best address Of its character
ever heard here. The immense au'
Hsor;sm Of IRE church was crowded.
sfter an organ trshlic By His VS.
sa Broosk, ths congregation sas
-aAmeriea.s The Rev. H. PeaFe'
: - then lsaa in prayer. Mrs..
IL. u. Henderson. Captain {. Z.
lcsssy AMI Cadet c. Hamilton sang
beautifully sudds angels ser'
usae. Cadet C. Hamilton. accom-.
pauied By Miss Jane Rodgtrr. on tn
aase. gave 9 irombohe solo that wa
mast pleasing.
Dean Esfwnrds Is M Of the vefl
brightest and most capable men !
his field 10 be found in Missouri an
his spleadid sermon was inspiraiiona
throughout.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24

We Nen3er Z suzs Il Aa# VA
arr aEai.E > refenazzz rez
taMmsasursa mEzed It tie bE Leg
Stature understand wbzt Hg az
Dong. n tbs moTszezs E1u
il gssanr aseru VII k % Dars hs
zaug passed - 1s Lz4H
snd ncsn that as Bead q
aes1 vs. have % &1bls er
tra she ra eef 81 rial ata1.
he zn arn wnFm ts
cgzrtgv iafgsghs1E the shGa Z
rial ests sH8 mrazai Freprtg
basers rreIa1T START n wy AZ bs
taxes shy g a aonsi way % Esl
rsrilts. OF uosr r we els or
5az ard rpe osr dt III
@eat us@ uEy ms zK@
Tnoee who are Il fgrgr ~ WeUa
are n favor a. hxza1n- L does
Eeaz to the wr5.sr a. th5zzh every
fzea q The state sfbs really has tie
bess n.esu " 1ka o1muaEgziAI
at he4u- uol qg. qsl aad TEkt his
allum ts tEg Gzr5neg tan
-ara passed % hs last L
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24
ouNYRTON -
Say SI Ssss@s a k1sA hA'
N.y = s~a - oz1ka
NAY -

60
1870 49,
Zs-
@G-ksFoS~ nr@ N
caS
3s6-zzP-S r7 -
E
s-azE
-E - G& .he &1E VEa g
As CEren1asa Mr. Bv
EU-Ea1llzE re A @
Bard.
7Es-PrsiR Sezvsce
SeSL Nzse-
s@4G4rsesEE Buzs
Taaahie, Mr. Nabs@-
S10%e1H.
sI-uhe N2SUlag ko4 NJ
BHz-
MAI ~
s1A-R1ise SeETSe-
sst-Bzse HoGr. Rev a.. Psares
Atkans-
Ie,G-Ous o~FprsTsziry, Mss
Beard.
IiNe-The Year - FrVsPeSs NJ
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24

NAT pFa @ SaT Dag IL
Nuis
Prgzze1t speakeE BGs @aaea
aas mms u tie 70. s. Navy vi BE
fmrua q o-z
Meuu1 sse7E arrange % Eke the
say 4 gala sas ard asev sEs
zH y fau AID Ca-
ezly I'D 70 he urs ar hs A.
far se-aza
a csiabzt@ uu be &reetei b. >
hezl ouztt vhh has ssea de-
gnzs y the Nztioad SayyLa
.Ta rersonsl is E5ahea essha-s
r. tbs a1.
Conacrr5aa 6oa ~ aFFiy 70 tie
sew 1t . ysluntees crEItisu
ia every wrzar.
Let Z z4ks Nay = great &y il
Mrteo.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24
cUIyRE TOWNSHIP MEETING
Sunday School Convention at Mt
Olivet on May 24th

The Cuivre Township meeting Of the
INSTRUMENTATION Sunday School
organization will be at Mt. oliyet
Church Nay "a. II will start at 10
a. m. The following is the pro-
gram
l0.o0-Song Service.
Prayer.
address Of Welcome. r. S. Eiehor.
i0:I5-Address, President w. J..
Grow.
lo:30-Evangelism in the Cunday
School, Rev. l.. b. Aryin.
u:e0-Value Of Story Telling in
Elementary Work, Miss Wallace.
li:15-Teachers' Training Glass in
Local Church, Mrs. W. W. Bolts.
housekeeping the Young Men in
Sunday School, P. F. Fletcher.
11:A-Reports Of superintendent
and Teachers of All Schools.
Noon.
1:s0-Song Service.
I.45-DevouonaI Exercises ley By
W. Wimmell.
2:0O-TaIk.( Selected c. NJ. Fox.
2:15-superintendent's Work, VIII
Daniel.
Special Music.
2:45-How to Cooperate with tie
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24
THOROUGH wORk
HsE Msrios CHssa Fszad Fuee3sz
Fr-= EEssy TrZti=


II va z-ffu ff1m hhsEar-
Frru Ea-y
Arr azrztE Eszse e tke E1eE
Use . sasSe3 Ezev rezntly
u1ars EfsrsT FI4 AVE heez tzt-
e - tt~cezn
Meriu re.r testify.
Car Y1 ASA Eaus czsTnazg Eef
~ mH1T
J. " Rrezer 81 W1hnEtra s.
Z Mer5-a. Eays- z Nd heZ o. tie raat
q good Eszl zs1 sFrhzz and rl1E
hsrssack trerrht CO a. aazek &
k5ney cn-P1st- Ny tzrk tezza -
ahs s1 ! was Il pretty I'D &xpe.
Nv Ei&sEA we're Wezk z-i ] bad 30
cdntrui oTsT the kifney secneGoE
h4FirE e get CO a1Ferz rrres eEing
n night hFp4na3 q D. = Co
uiaz - the TINE and . fruend 3D.
s me 10 get 3 box * nczas KID
aey PMS. 4 and J teok c=ay ms
ssa tox and Egs eEFs5 ih4Fezf heen
bsthsred SINCE
Prre 2e. a. AZ 5ezla-- paaa s5n-
pg ask frr q Ei1sy rs1ay-est
Dc2zE ka1nsy Falls TIE s1Me a1t
Cras Mr. Dresser. Fosser-Ma rn
Co, Press Bzff1la. ~ Y. ADV.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24

TaE Made-InJapza hzHqs wha
cioaes tie 5eurnalsm Wsk pro
grain al Caiam Ffi3ay
vaa ore v the aasgt unEe ara
nHiczgt entertainments q M
acter ever bea n lhs sesoa q TIE
Umse1 stabss Not only #sre tba
food ard decorations. Is vel A. he
nugea.ls, Eent 81 fke oegzy fnon
gapzn egpsg fgr TIE occasion 30.
CanssI General Ear1s8 q Ch
delivered an a39rs waEing }E
foreign policy ard aetae tggaEi
Gguatry uhse purpoae was 70 d
lhe rs9 reports q 1apzr
gurpose % @eag saeE war W
Enerea whg tne wyeoYzeal mr.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24

THOSE % = Il ~
sz il As3rA c *
g-s 81 EtreE Es AE a2a >
dH sE@H G. Foz ~ as
Hre 3 . dznaa % EG W--
uzr and a gzZ c1ZI e q
zzI u Ee1zzeu fx a Eurk
are g ur eFsrTEs E1 ws
~ Ee 70 - ne u.Ez1aa
oupae5 r. A1a-z1 eszy E
ay c,1 70 the Gurauz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24

G Ez a. Co-E Fc4r4 &4-
NErsnE Cura EDaE 1E -
- raa-s - zzrs es 1E -
z-arr - ~w2 e % 81
- z Ag q A ~ a-
r s. tE &s 117Gv IA
hwr u ia &ezsrs'
z l1z Grez E-g Va
E Ez 1
E Wzzss Fzaz 0E-gs A.
zza Berry I u-@ FS9 IA
zrs Is zcSr4 = 6nE ns
~rss IL EuE ~ NzzN
c- E see EA WEssa
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24

a HsF-oe drives BY che e ths
j. n A. cadets ard 5 MzrEeI car
zn tazeth@ ~ the i~a1srsatoa a.
SoZ-b 8gifsrsun ard Prumea1ds SITS
SEadzT E0rEnE. Tie MxKEsa Ezs
EUlrg naE1h or lsffsrsoz AID Ea
HzpmnSle east or Frurneaz5e, bosh
cars Wers travelling A. > low rate q
spesi- TIE fsadar q the NaxEel
Eas bent, hui aside from that no 9th
= Damage vzs dare
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24

MRS ROBERT FEEElS, sle q tx
Uoat gFu-ineas wezen q Lzd8oua,
Ent@ CRrat gs3gs z. s. Gantt
tAat stE uzuU 20 Fei1naasr as ere q
lie rut9a CLERKS fer gzae 51h-
N-. Ferrs Is setting The Wgz@ Of
this eoEstT = fine s1snpls, Zne
waza p do hes ba 70 help the was
Sic freadon q the worli-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24

i - - WIlm1. o. As c1z
ksoL war ns Presses ASKS Gzt
az-zr zzs.eu be III . In a.
Paaderz e ae UEzad s1sA AsT
1ks tie Pa AK Euss Es-
dsas are ~ - - TzssE A %
.Canzrzs .zs at he Pres rs
too wzA P~zr. EyEsy- Tha Ez
zs = - q pn Z R - Wl
.sd - EEtE EkSf h. so@ xht =
frE fszH VA the reszA i wuzE
asu a tnscEh TIE Presses had
ra-hla s.a.I zs1f MS A71-
ssIc- rrrg r. hg1k~ Az.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24

DIS EEL1sH szhorzapa o. u,
yaaisz gasEtasn a. PiznataFg
are b he tmhsd ar offnera q a.
aruy. that hey oz,asats the zng
kabt snong aar ho fall0Ead 2
erm 6sseraizt.oa on hgw q solder
ttsai3 ds-esod shgag ard heroe
dglrx hfh beF9 neeaav for DE-
iarpzatisn of fbe lyiag. A. a lrsL
es.n n war. tais trsatse ~ hardly
L. inspyggad uaeu-
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24

w uoaae The he2daa that Con
~ kss PIT &e Rsssevslt gse-
t9n up 20 Pn@as WzsoB
Thera are Ems ConuezEzen Eb5
~zpEeueaay ssvor Il every way u
suFzm he President When
they are AFRAID . axe Posissa
they Put 3 % 70 W.
@ Whaz hey are not certain
Sheet aus r7spca.n they Hp7t
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24

Va vSa kETe 3 E=s N@ =.
49, 81 zea dz-gE q rcs q
~z--sl wEh Cz1 E
ard 5- * rzs y1zr s13 eEsr
awt 81 tie 49, J. T. W@s1s 1E
.zRa E us u=z 1Cc E2s
Al Ns-ksE EoE ! E1tsre1 4 Fs
arrs-e ss1ack Il tzwAa- ard Esd
rts-tmE.s Lac Wah srcslEzi
r Adv
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24

Prank sAAsEBECE d Ne nrsi
Mszieo nan % by tie nv Liberty
Gssfaues4 Esnds. Than ahaaa be
aLsa1g Bond 10 eusY fzm5y 81 Az
drain e9sutg Tga zn hzg Ie
houh p dsnoaaiaatfazs q 10 an1 Up
Ehsy ray ~ g azd are frs frez
ian, ezcsa shfnhnos nz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24
Fire al Montgomery

MONTGOMERY, Mo-, May 81.
Fire Sunday destroyed the modern
home Of John w Jacks, editor Of the
Standard. Jacks was in Columbia
attending the meeting Of the newspa-
per editors.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24
E~XECUTRIX'S NOTICE
Letters testamentary on the

letters testamentary on the es-
tate of
b. +. DOWELL, Deceased,
were granted TO the undersigned on
18th day Of May, 1917, by the Pro
bate Court of Audrain county, Mis-
souri,.
All persons having claims against
said estate are requested to exhibit
them to me for allowance within six
months after the date of said Letters
or they may be precluded from any
benefit of such estate and if such
claims be not exhibited within one
year from the date of said letters
they will be forever barred.
LENA b. DOWELL,
f2-4t Executrix.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24

LADDONIA- No. May q. A;
an elect5aa here SATURDAY the proFoss1
iavy II 3 eeaH o. eseh 500 vzluz-
an for . town Fighting system WIS
z-risd By 3 large majority.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24
Executors Notice.

Notice is hereby given that letters
testainentary upon the estate Of
WILLIAM GROVES, Deceased,
have been granted the undersigned
by the Probate Court of Audralh
County, Missouri, bearing date April
10Th, 1917. All persons having
claims against said estate are required
70 exhibit them to me for allowance
within six months after date Of said
Letters or they may be excluded
from any benefit Of such estate, and
IL such claims be not exhibited with
in one year from the time of the pub
location Of this notice, they shall be
forever barred. w. S. ELLER,
10-4t Executor.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24

LADDOSLA. one Of tie best Htas
.G5H IL bs STATE has voted = direct
TAX q * On the 500 fDT pahIe
gtnE Thzss the way 70 make 8
-tT a-a u 4 liz
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24

Subscribers % ue Nee4ly Bc6geF
shSuH sstzk tie date 81 ne nasgis
- 0sg psPsn 9s< rsaew tsF Est-
sriDnsm prsmpsiy ~ that hey wia
- SIS a ou ~ thef fsyerite
Sspes.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24
~. M.,ien Porer compaBy

Claude Dudley. Of centraiia, has
FLED suit in the Boone County CIR
euit Court against the City Of Cen
tvasia and the Mexico Power Company
sor $4,000 damages. He alleges he
sustained permanent injury from :
neglected live wire belonging TO tn'
company in their plant at Centralia
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24

rR -G<9s-urs~ E@uF Gers NgnN
EErn u Wa1sxs AEE3ekA tnEg1
skraxSl I~assa aaa fHd OAs
xrcve e -Cssss-ft~ "a tbs
80 rrss 4wMy. Pain ana tnnAms
EnsEra wzn ttsa~pe4r. TIE corn III
t~rfr q shriref fr1u that tratAzt-
- "a fsr4erT asa fails FtRht uE
TkeretE - cther ecrn-rEmoyer -
ska wrrzH that arsa t&s ~gsts-i1
Ne nFW aiAsrrerT haa bf&1 male u
ro---nRaVsrs a41ca -G<ts-tt was
tor Drzf fsrEe1 that fact Gets
Ixs dneN MWAY f1revdr Wtth Ire as
~ saves TAI grrstxte b&oaAEes that
~zfs \ hzEais q yo1r toA piAstrrs
fAef kz4f 20 The Wnrk, k14Nes ana
H-sscn tat trzu 1iscl Ise Nets-
ns-n0 raNFe diEEinx or c1ttinF
~gsts-ff- u Sod erevW hsfn - .
n~ftta or Hsnt M recstpf o. rrce %
1Aure1cs a &C. ChHA&A III
Sold in Mexico and recommends
As the worlds best corn remedy b
HsveElyn & Sons
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24
ELKs, MEErINe CALLED orr
Enlistment Of Members Given as
Cause Of Action

According TO an official Motif.
cation from the Missouri Elks' STATE
Association received BY Sam Byrns.
Secretary Of the local EIks' Lodge, the
state Association, which was TO have
been held in jefferson City the week
of June 10, has been indefinitely
postponed. The fact that 50 many Of
the members have enlisted or are at
Fort Riley, was given as the cause cf
the action.
Sam Byrns. DR.. d. T. Moore, W.
D. Lee. B. c. Ladd and George Bow.
ers had been elected delegates from
the local lodge to the association.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24

Mrs. H. II. Andersoss. Of Kansas
City, is the guest Of her son. Cadet
T. Anderson. Of the Missouri Mill
tary ACADEMY.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24

Miss Irene CollieE Of Mound City,
is the guest Of friends at Hardin Col
leOe
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24

Mrs. j. W. Million is home from
Columbia, where she attended the
Made-in-Japan banquet Friday even
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that let'ers
Of administration upon the estate Of
ASENATHA CLARK, Deceased
Of Audrain County, Missouri. nave
been granted the undersigned, by TIC
Probate Court Of said county, bear
ing date May /, s917.
All persons having claims agalns.
said estate arc required TO exhlDl
them to me for allowance within SIX
months after date Of said Letters OF
they may be ~preclnded from any ben
eft Of such estate and If such claims
be not exhibited within n year from
the time Of the publication OF TINS
notice, they will be forever barred
JOHN w. HOWELL, Admir-,
Appointed by the Probate Court Oh
Audrain County, Missouri. ll4t
Date Of LIST insertion May 10, lgli.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letter.
OF administration upon the estate VI
EDGAR W. CLARK, Deceased,
of Audrain County, Missouri hato
been granted the undersigned, by us
Probate Court Of said county, bearing
date MAY 1, 1917.
All persons having claims agall;s
said estate are required to exfips
them to me for allowance within sn
months after date Of said Letters VI
they may be taecladed from any pen.
eft Of such estate and if such clam,
b. not exhibited within n year fi9n
the time Of the publication oil In'
notice, they will be forever barred
JOHN w. HOWELL. Admir-, Il
Appointed by the Probate Coutt "
Audrain County. Missouri. LIZ
Date Of list insertion May TO- I'LL
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24

A. II. Grippe, Of Chicago, spent The
weekend with his wife who has been
here visiting her sister, E. N. Row.
land and other relatives.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24

YOU @n bay Unftsd States Gov
ezmezt BH - any q the Mer-
us baah raey VIII b glad % servs
- eolt dz-re
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24
Germs Peel Right
OF With 'Gsis-F

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Uhsu vszve Et - ~.
- - r1U sNae - get AH4y
- ~ zEeZ <G5A Aefss
go ca rzzEn-Se11a lA4& -
Mexico weekly ledger., 1917-05-24

sea- sec; u; KunkeI & Bro, Mexico. Mo
", a. Heller. Moline. Mo.
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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-04-02

p. s
The country there will have ready for
call, not millions of unorganized ,wo-
men, earnest sand eager but unused to
CO. operative work or to any FORM OF
discipline, but millions of zwonen are
enrolled in their own companies, u1-
der the command OF their own chosen
officers. and ready to be modified at
a word to the presidents. A call from
President tWilson to Mrs Gait would
be municated by her within an
association. BY the president OF each
state association It would be commune
Gated to the president OF each league
and before day had passed every wo-
man Of the rank and file would know
the service that the nation was ask
ing of her.
City Notes.
Mrs. Charles Thayer of Bradley
street lias returned from a visit with
relatives in WilIimantic and New
Britin.
Mrs. c. f. Waterman has returned
from a few days visit in Providence.
Mrs. Ethel White was in Worces7
ter. Saturday 6aet
Miss Davis of Boston. has been the
guest of Mrs. A. w. Macdonald
Miss Florence Sargent has return
ed to Bryn Mawr after being I'll much
tonsilitis- at her home on Grove street
Mrs. Percy Waterman has returned
home. after six weeks visit with her
H.
Earl Perrin is confined to his home
on Bradley street by illness. A-r4. n
A. ID. Mcintyre is moving his fa11if-
iy from Grove street to Center street.
In humane Work. s's.. s,
Mrs. e. II. Kelley, of Chapma3
street is entertaining her sister, MRS.
Harriet Reynolds, who tours this
country in the interest Of Humane
treatment OF animals. Previous tofkhe
war. Mrs Reynolds spent much time
abroad, engaged in this same wide
spread work. -
Mrs. FIagg of Washington has re-
|turned home after months visit
street -, 20 ~
Gave Closing Recital
MISC Annie Ash. lorganist of Christ
Ip's church; Saturday afternoon. the
last of tie Lepten recita Is.
e. L. Davis and his daughter have
returned from a stay in California. Z
& Mrs. Ernest. Morse and her two
children of King street are spending
this week with relatives in Brooklyn.
N. 7. ~
Robert c. Perry Of Brooklyn, ". IL :.
his father. T. w. Perry. - -
Miss Sarah Kenyon sof Ponnfret Is
spending her vacation. at the home Azoe
hire parents. Mr. and AfKs. Marshall
xAcHyOH OIl GIOVb SlEeGL a11Q, Is enter
tanning Miss Evelyn TourteI6tte IgofI
South EadIey, Mass. .fsts1
Miss Gertrude Hail is Spending this
week in South KiIlingiy.
Miss Emma Dutton is visiting. her
sister in Adams. Mass. this week
Rev. and Mrs. George Stanley and
two SONS have been guests of reiSs>
tives IN Providence -@ssis3ti
Preached at North Grosvsrerdafe.
Rev. Frank Barber of Fremont street.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-04-02

Amin zait.s Honis sFrsas.Nsw York.
Aslelbert Rsetsl,am Sued For Breach
X Premise National Service
Leasas usaneh ors.nizsd-Twsn-9
| ~ Eight Jain Home GUARDIANSHIP
ct Former Mayer z. w. Perry.
Mr.. and Mrs. A A Houghton, Ern-
estsIx Dvafs. HAIRY Davis and Hazel
Davis have returned from California
where they have bean spending the.
winter.
Attorney Robert g. Perry OF New
York Is visiting In Putnam
Members o6 EArgta council, K. of
c., were at Moosup. Sunday eftersi
neon to witness the conferring of the
third degree.
Raymond Hubbard of Worcester
was = visitor with relatives here Sat
Upon complaint of his wife, Charles
Wilco1 dr. VAS arrested here Sat-
urday and charged with breach of the
\ Small Niagara.
Cargin falls have been beautiful the
past Few days as water has poured
over them at spring freshet height
Warning Zones.
The walks between the tracks at the
local railroad station have been
painted with red safety zone bands. to
keep people From getting too close
to the tracks. where they might be
struck by Incoming trains.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-04-02

:
triotfc and one of Its principal aims
lis preparedness to face conditions that
will certainly arise with the. coming
of war; :s.z fsss-s71s..5=7i5 '------@-
The Putnam chapter has been or
ganized with the following officers:
Chairman, Mrs. So Nilxolon: vice
chairman, Miss Katherine Byrne: Sec
rotary treasurer. Miss Edith Bowen;
executive committee. Mrs. r. J. Dam
ieis; Mrs. L. e. Leach, Mrs E. p.
Wright. Josephine Greene: Mrs. WI.
Bartlett, Mrs. Harold w. Files. Mrs.
Eric H.. Johnson, Miss Mary Remil-
lard ~ z
There are no dues or assessments
of any kind to be met by members who
come into. the league.
The work of the league is to be di-
vided into a number of branches, as
follows: Social and welfare, COM
|5nisariat, agricultural. Industrial.
fmedicinGI and nursing (this branch TO
|sbe tnrne,i=oyer to the Red Crosse, mo-
named cbranch including Office work.
telephony, telegraphy. card cataIoug-
ing. etc, etc.
Margafet Christie. Hartford, field
secretary, WHO organized the league
here was III Putnam Saturday interest
ing women sof that town in forming
Mrs. F. ]. Daniels. chairman of the
executive committee, said Saturday
afternoon that the women of the league
hope to establish as good a record as
was made by the men of Putnam in
taking the military census when the
work OF registering the women of the
city is undertaken.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-04-02

Jsnas. o.nahy Ran in Front Of Car
Owned by z. s. Boss.

While playing in Union street with
other small children. Saturday. James
Danany was struck and knocked down
by an automobile owned by f. $. Boss.
il o'clock was caused by the Child
running out directly in front Of the
on-coming machine. The fender OF
the car struck the boy. knocking him
to the ground but out of the way OF
the wheels of the car He was picked
up and taken to the hospital where 1t
was discovered that he was cut on the
head and bruised about the body. The
boy was later taken to his home. Wit
nesses sof the accident state that Mr..
Browning the driver OF the car. was
in no way to blame. The police were
notified of the affair.