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Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-01-03
Telephone Meeting

AT the meeting of the Somerset Farmers
Cooperative Telephone Co. held at Nor
ridgewock Monday J. w. Packard of
Skowhegan was elected president for the
11th time. This makes II years that Mr..
Packard has served the company as an
Official, longer than any other man on
the. board with the exception of Fred Ma
COON of Solon, the present clerk. Accord
ing to the report of the treasurer, S. H.
Beal of Cornville. there was cash on hand
Jan. 4, 1916, amounting to s2775.20. He had
received from f. L., Ames, the retiring
fnanager sl3,2ss.s2. which with the inter-
Fest received from the banks had been
increased to s16,159.41. Checks amounting
to $14,030.31 had been drawn, which left
a cash balance of s2129.10. The report of
the clerk, Fred Magoon of Scion, showed
that the number of stockholders Jan. l.,
1916, had been 1179: the transfers during
the year. "a; cancelled, x19; reissued, 49,
receipts returned for certificates, 2; new
certificates, 81. The total number of
stockholders at the beginning Of the pres
ent ear is, then, 1915, which is a gain
of 66 over last year. The financial stand
ing of the company shows that the total
liabilities are s657 50 with resources of
s7409.04. Before the meeting was clored
It was voted that the business manager
be instructed to close the books of the
corporation Dec. /, 1917, in order to aid
the auditor in giving definite statement.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-01-03

wood. Mass, to visit relatives and
| friends.
Mrs. Answell Fellows will install the
officers of Readfield Grange, Saturday
Dec. 6.
Mrs. Flora Dolloff is visiting. her
mother, Mrs. Andrew Brown in Angus
ia.
Carroll E. Locke passed Thursday
and Friday in Augusta.
There will be a social dance at Ing
ham hall, Friday evening, Jan. 8. If
stormy, Saturday evening.
Clarence Robinson and family moved
to the Gile place last week.
Miss Helen Hopkins returned to Au-
burn. Monday, after passing Christmas s
at home.
Mics Hazel Hopkins returned to Far.
mington. Monday after passing Christ
mas recess at home.
George Blake, Jr., passed the HOLIDAYS
at the nome of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Blake.
Clarence Cole cut his hand quite had
ly one day last week
The I. 0. o. F. and Rebekah I.6dyes
nold joint installation of off;rers
wednesday evening, Jan. 8. The am
per committee want all members to
bring pastry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-01-03
LADIES'! DARKEN
YOUR CRAY HAIR
Use :Grandma's Sage
Tea and Sulphur Rec
ipe and Nobody
will Know.

The use OF Sage and Sulphur for re.
storing faded, gray hair to its natura
color dates back to grandmother
time. She used it to keep her hal,
beautifully dark, glossy and attractive
Whenever her hair took on that dull
faded or streaked appearance, this
simple mixture was applied with won
derful effect.
But brewing at home is mussy and
out-of-date. Nowadays. by asking at
any drug store for a SO cent bottle of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" you will get this famous old
preparation, improved by the addition
OF other ingredients, which can be de-
pended upon to restore natural color
and beauty to the hair.
A well-known downtown druggist
says It darkens the hair so naturally
ana evenly that nobody can tell it has
been applied. You simply dampen a
sponge or soft brush with it and draw
this through your hair, taking one
strand at a time. BY morning the
gray hair disappears, and after an
other application or two, it becomes
beautifully dark and glossy.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound is delightful toilet requisite
for those who desire more youthful
appearance. 1t is not intended for the
cure mitis2tion or prevention of dis
eaaeEAdN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-01-03
SIDNEY

wEST-Alex Mills has taken a CON
tract to cut $50 cords of box timber or
: the Philbrick lot near Quaker Hill and
will haul it to Riverside, where it will
be sent by rail to Mr.. Jewell, Fairfield.
Alex Mills and G. H. Oulton attended
the Dairyman's Association in Augusta
Saturday.
The little son which arrived Dec. 25
at Marcellus Baisdelrs homestead
makes four generations born in the
same house.
Percy Lyon of Lewiston passed
Christmas at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White passed a
Sunday recently with Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Lovejoy. Mr.. White attending
the services at the Baptist church with
Mr.. Lovejoy.
Mrs. Laura Robinson has been Ill
with the measles; also Harold and
Kenneth Keene but are reported get
ting along nicely.
Mrs. Ephraim Ballard, who has been
a patient at the Augusta General Hos
pltal is getting along nicely and ex-
poets to leave in a few days for her
home at West Sidney.
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the same hospital is doing we'll. and his
friends are hoping he will soon be able
to leave for his home.
Mrs. L. L. Knowles, a niece Of c. n.
Lovejoy's, left Friday morning for her
home in Haverhill. Mass, after a few
days visit.
Miss Josephine Wyman left for her
nome in Cambridge, Mass, Saturday
morning.
NORTH-A little sen was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde D. Clark, Wednesday
morning, Dec. q. The little one weighed
y pounds and has been named for Mr..
Clark's father. the late James Bates
Clark.
mrs Clara Swift of Hinckley arrived
a.uruay Tor visit with her daughter,
Mrs. B. L. Taylor and other relative. IN
town.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-01-03

Waterville, were guests Sunday of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. David A Field
| Harry Burgess of Waterville, who
| has been visiting his sister Mrs. James
A. Field for several days. returned
home Tuesday.
Sidney Grange, No. 1874 P. of H., will
hold its installation of officers Thurs
day evening, Jan. 4. Daniel Foster OF
| Riverside will act as the installing Of
flcer supper, as usual will be
served.
Mrs. Abbie H. Burgess and niece
Miss Minnie c. Moore, visited relatives
in Lakeshore. Sunday.
Ralph Reed of Lynn, Mass. was a
business visitor in town recently.
During his brief stay he was the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Bean.
Miss Helen Field, who has been
employed in the home of Mr.. and Mrs
Linley Wyman for several weeks. re-
turned home Sunday.
Henry Brown has been very III for
the past Few days with pneumonia. He
is attended by DR.. E. p Fish of Wa
terville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Bailey and lit
tie daughter Jean of Riverside passed
sunday with relatives in town.
MRS. ). A. Clark. who has been II,
Tor the past week, is reported to he
improving. oe
ABOUT Is OF the young people in town
a,e a.,ended the dance in Good Templars,
hali' riverside, Friday evening.
Ihe W. r. c. held a meeting s,.,,
DAY and elected officers for the CO.,
ing year. '"e ensu-
MISS Mabel Field, who is attend,,
school in Bangor. returned Monda,e
after passing a two-weeks vaca,;n ay.
her home in town. a.
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that she is slowly improving af,el
very serious illness, and hone thai,
VIII soon be able to be out again
Mrs. l.. P. Mitchell returned IN
falrheld Saturday where she has N
m 'ne guest of her daughter, Mrs. sa
yer the past week.
Mrs. A. F. McManus returned
Troy Saturday where she is caring
MrsfBurke who is quite m.
ne schools opened December N,
ei TWO weeks recess with the ga
'eSchers as the term before.
me Odd Fellows conferred the =
ono and third degrees at their
meeting. '"e'
@ r: L. Chase is quite III. DIR. c.
whitney is attending him.
no vioiet Thompson and Gertn
Mouiton returned to Pennington NJ.
oay where they are attending schos
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-01-03

Canaan. parents of the bride, were
present. The groom has for quite
period been principal of the Grammar
school at Canaan. He is a graduate. of
the high school and this spring COM
pletes a normal course at Castine. Mrs.
Pratt is well known to the people Of
this section having been for some time
an operator in the centra& office of the
Farmers Telephone Co. at Canaan.
The couple are to make vtheir home
for the present in Canaan or until aft
er Mr.. Pratt completes his course at
Castine. At the nuptials, the single ring
service was used and the. bride was
attired in a blue costume and wore
big ek velvet hat. :.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-01-03
UNITY

Mrs. Griffin of Boston was a week
end guest of Mr.. and Mrs. . C. ID.
Conover.
DIR. c. NJ. Whitney was a profess
sional visitor at the hospital in Rel.
fast Wednesday,
Robert Whitehouse returned to
Plttsheld Monday where he is attend
ing school after passing the holiday
vacation with his parents.
Pearl Gregory of Aroostook is the
guest of Sophia Tozier VIC
The many friends of Mrs. J.m..
AlRbX are XeEX much pleased to hoe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-01-03
WISCASSET

MISS Stella Dolloff of Bath PASSED
week with Mrs. Bradford G. Redo,n.t
Inc small son of Mr.. and Mrs Fr,
warren is quite i'll with pneumonia
lheir home in Woolwich. Mr. warn
hother is helping them care for hid
MISS Marion Gray returned satura
20 her school duties. having passed
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and N
Leon A. Gray. '
lewis Cromwell who went to Karl
y ior treatment of his ear. return
nome last week. His many friends
sret that he is no better.
"isses charlotte and Roxana Dow
passihs their vacation at home with III
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. John Dow.
waiter Dodge who is stopping at
thur Regan's has returned home n
Boothbay.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-01-03

T. T. Palmer has taken a contract to
haul $500 cords of wood for Mont Bean
and Forrest Colby and with his family
is leaving this week to execute the agree
ment They are to occupy a camp about
a mile from Moxie Station. Mr. Palmer
has seven two-horse teams engaged to do
the hauling. among those who are going
as drivers being Horace Spear of Madison
Center, Warren Frost of Pittsfield, Ar
thur Frost. Percy and Leon Buker and
Blendon Deane Of Skowhegan. The af-
fairs at the Palmer farm will be directed
during the winter by the Oldest son ana
daughter Of the family.
The season of Grange installations has
arrived and w. B. Whittier, the retiring
master Of Skowhegan Grange, will have
a busy week in conducting the various
installation ceremonies in this section
Wednesday night he performs such du-
ties for Skowhegan Grange, with Mr..
and Mrs. S. H. Beal. S. H. Bradbury and
Mrs. c. H. Gardner as assistants, while
Thursday night he installs the officers
OF Canaan Grange. Saturday night he
goes to Cornville to install in the wes-
he will be assisted by Mrs Whittier. Mr..
and Mrs. Edward Kimball and S. H.
Bradbury.
The Somerset county board of commits
in session this week at the court
house, have reorganized and elected W.
M. Osborn of Fairfield as chairman
Granville Perkins of Madison is the men,
Der holding over from a previous election
and E. T. Goodrich is the new member,
Q. E. Libby retiring. The report of the
conditions has not yet been COM
pleted but it was stated Tuesday that
there were enough resources to pay the
bonded Indebtedness and be about even
With the board. Considering the sum of
$4,000 has been paid out in repairs this
year upon the county JAIL this will be an |
sxcellent record and indicates wise man.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-01-03
Christmas canta.a

!: The Christmas cantata' under the Of
rectionl of Elmer f. rowne. superin-
tendent of music. in the schools. of
Skowhegan and Madison, was held
Sunday afternoon in tthe Opera hotse.
A chorus ORA bout $50 voices. occupied
seats on the stage. some Of the best
talent Of this town and Madison being
ineded. AT the close the large audi
ense arose and sang America" with
orchestra accompaniment. This is the
second event of the kind Prof. Towne
has given in skowhegan as a climax
to the festivities of the holiday time.
MS large orchestra under perfect con-
troll was in itself "a rich tpeat. There
was no admission, but a collection was
taken to defray expenses, eve thing
over to be given to some Charitable
purpose. Last year the amount clear
ed after expenses We're paid went TO
aid the Sunshine Society in their work
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-01-03
Pratt Furber

At high noon Saturday Raymond H.
Pratt Of Foxcroft was married to Miss
Christie May Furber of Canaan. the
ceremony being performed by Rev
Charles II. Mckinney of the Island
avenue Congregational church at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. F: Q. Furber.
The bride is sister OF Mr.. Furber
Attendant upon the couple were Roy
al Pratt Of Foxcroft. a twin brother
of the groom. and Miss Elva Nye of
Canaan. There were no unusual deco
rations the wedding being a simple
one and at its conclusion a wedding
breakfast was served by Mrs. Furber.
Aside from the participants in the SER
vice. Mr.. and Mrs. f. =. Furbsr OF
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-01-03
). S'A|,VAEGAN NEWS
Freeman sssley Passes -Hornsby Boyd Wedding New
Years Function -PrattF rber WeddngzWomelts Club to
Have AlDay Meeting-Recent Vital statstcszGordon Ap

Freeman Bagley dtE ~ his home
Sunday morning m tie Hast Madison
road about o'@6ck.9 His age was
aboutt.6o years. Nh. sBagley Is survived
by widow and one son, Ernest Bag
ley. who resides at home, also one
brother in addition to the one already
named and a sister whose home is in
Massachusetts,. The body will be taken
back to Caribou today for the funeral
and burial.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-01-03
MT. VERNON

EAS.-Miss Ethel Cottle and Miss
EZ0a z:0ttle Left Ihursday tor Green-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-01-03

A congressional committee will vi
ness test of Lewis machine gun
caouX- injected. ,hx ORDNANCE - andss
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-01-03

agement upon the part of the commis-
sionerS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-01-03

Medical Examiner w. S. Stinchf1eld,
NJ. D., was called to West Pittsfleld
the first of the week to perform an au-
topsy upon the body Of Walter Hiram
Inman, aged 1-2 months and the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Inman. The
child had appeared to be in its usual
health until a few hours before Its
death which occurred Saturday morn
ing at 3 o'clock. DR.. 7. ". Drake Of
Pittsfeld. the attending physician, had
no clue as to the cause of the child's
demise and after comforting with the
selectmen of Pittsheld he notified
Medical Examiner Stinchfield. After
examining the child, death was found
to be due to empyema, or the filling
of a lung cavity with pus which re-
suited probably from cold which the
child experienced a month before.
A telegram received here Sunday by
r. F. Wilson stated that Mrs. Wilson
had undergone a successful operation
for the removal of gall stones in the
Central Maine hospital at Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-01-03

Hornsby-
? A New Years morning wedding was
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-01-03

|solemnized by Rev. Chas. H. McEH--
hiney of the Island avenue Congrega
tional church yesterday morning at
7.3o at his home, the contracting par
ties being Robert HornsbX 6b New
York and Miss Mary Boyd. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Bpyd Of East
Front street, Skowhegan.< There were
no relatives in attendance, The bride
wore a charming gown Of blue with
hat to match and at the conclusion of
the ceremony the happy couple started
on a wedding tour which takes them
to Boston and other Massachusetts,
cities for the present. After.a a sojourn
in that section of New England they
will continue their trip to Lock Ha-
ven, Penn, where the brides brother.
DR.. Robert Boyd, an ophthalmoligist.
resides, later returning to New York,
where they established their home in
some of the outlying suburban towns.
The groom is a bricklayer by occupa-
ton. He and his bride are both natives
of Scotland, and met when both were
back in that country for visit. The
parents of Mrs. Hornsby came from
Scotland II years ago and were first
located in Sabattus, this State. They
took up their residence in Skowhegan
six years ago. Congratulations are ex-
tended by local people.
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iauot weroen ioa. General Eeri6in9
lno' lein Stab meroen oen IrIppen
porausiabren.
GS miro erlucbt, ooB feline Details
ooer @ernut6uugen NIT 9e5ug mli
oie Nfobilnla6uno ieineS @onmani
Dos, Gahim Ger 9lbfa6rt ODER oergleif
tbeu, BON Der Greiie georudt meroen,
ouBer oen oiii5iellen Bulletins oeS
Observation-Disclosures.
99oibington Is. Niai. 9Sr6'
iiocut SSilion's @rotlamotiou no.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-19

lUlelnOen UululuOlle llllO ole Ourue'
5rllppeu beionOcrs aus
glmtlider bulgarii6er 9 e.
ri9t.
Gofio, H. @iai oia 9oHoou, IS.
0foi. Cine beute erlaiiene ontlibe
Nlitt6eillmg Oes bulgoriiden &rie9s-
bureaus iagt 5olgenoeS:
o9ln Der Giperuo Stena (Gerno-
9iegung) imternabm ser 6eino ge-
gen 9l6enO Orei aufeinanOerfolgenoe
9lngriife, Die Ollrb le6buites 9lrtille-
rie-8euer porbereitet woren. Sci
Dem eriten gelong es ibm oil ln-
iere SGiibengrdben beran5ufommen;
fur5 oarauf murOe er ober Our6 @e.
genongriife Der bulgorii6en ltno
Oeuti6en StreitfrGfte mieOer 5uriif-
getrie6en. Die onoeren beioen &Or.
it0Be purOen our6 glrtillerie- lnD
observation-disclosures gum Still.
iiouO ge6ro6t. Ger 6eino erlitt ie6r
i6mere gerluIte, mo mir ma6ten
@efaugene, Die 5u Dem 1. 9lirifaner.
9legiment geborten
g}0r0liH bon Nionoitir, am Siigel
t249 6egonn bel GoaeSanbrud cine
&unonaoc, 6egleitet bon ousgeOe6n.
ten Minen-Grploiionen. I'm 2 llbr
9ta6mittags idrittcn itorfe froii30ii-
ide Srllppenmoiiea 5lm 9lngrifi
uno es gelong i6nen trob beitigen
6euers, all einigen 8unfteu nobe an
ilniere S1iiBengrd6en 6eran5llfom-
men. sic purOen 5eOoA oonu in
bllitigeu 9lo6fonlpf 5uriid1eluoricn.
9ie @erlulte oeS 6einOeS moren gon5
aiBeroroentlih ibper. @ir madten
bier 0fii3iere imO 80 N3onn 81 @e-
iangeuen 9ieielben ae60rten Oenl
"a. iran5oiiAcn Golonial-Reginent
leidter Snianterie an.
en- Der Gerno Yiegitng mar oaS
9lrtillerie 6euer ein ie6r iutenliOeS.
Ger 8einO, Der pdbreno Oes 9lbenos
porgeriidt mar, muroe 5uriidgewor-
fen. Infer 6euer 6ra6te einen feino.
licben Sniauterie-GoritoB peitlih bon
GobropoI1e uno eiuen 9lngriii mf
lmIerc porgeiGo6enen Soften nabe
gllt6atmoble gum StilliiouO."