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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-09-05
CANAAN

Rev. Mr.. Wright Of Pistsse.d VII!
preach at the Union church, Z Canaan.
Sunday, Sept. 9, at 30 r. NJ.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gilman Of Brat
tleboro, Vt. daughter and husband. Mr.
and Mrs. Robert stickney Of Mslrese..
Mass. were recent guests Of Mr.. anf'
Mrs. r. H. Harris 10 -. 4, ~ ( - \
Mrs Arlene Harris who has been VISIT
ing relatives in town, returned to; her
home in Fairfield Sunday. J. TER
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee and daughter
of Taunton. Mass. were guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. Earle Burrill Saturday.
Miss Susie Holt is visiting friends IN
Pennington. p,
Misses Fidella Foster and Christie
Lewis came from Lewiston Friday, re-
turning Monday.
Harvey Harris left Monday for . visit
With relatives in LewistoA. ~-'.f- - - :,
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CENTER-Ihe Ladies' Aid meeting with
Mrs. A L. Estes. postponed till Friday on
account Of the weather, had large at
tendance The next meeting vii. be with
Mrs Fred Hollis.
Deepest regrets are being expressed over
the loss Of the pastor, Rev. William Snow.
who has been transferred to Newport and
preached there last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Everett Myrick Of Lynn,
Mass. are visiting relatives in town.
willard Parsons Of Concord. Mass. 10 q
guest at A. L. Estes.
Mrs. Annie Hillman Of Rumford Falls
is visiting friends in town.
Ruth and Ruby Pendleton Of Islesboro are
passing two weeks with their aunts, Mrs.
Arthur Sargent and Mrs. Frank Rollins.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gerry and daugh-
ter Of Haverhili. Mass, are the guests OF
his sister. Mrs. y. E. Danforth
r. H. Ward was in Newport Thursday to
attend the funeral Of his brother. Charles
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SIDNEY

LAKESHoRE--Sidney Grange held its
regular meeting Thursday, evening, avg.
80. Work was done in the first and sec
ond degrees. The lecturers program con.
sisted of music, readings, stories and re-
marks BY the members. At the next
meeting the third and fourth degrees will
be conferred and harvest feast at the
close. II was voted to draw 80 from ths
treasury for the benefit Of the sidney
branch of the Red Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Blanchard, who
have ,been visiting relatives and friends
here. have returned to their hene in Eas,.
Providence, r. l. !
Cedar Crest Camps have c!esed for tho
season and all the lively. gcod-natured
boys have returned 10 their homes.
Sanford Philbreo& with his wife and
little daughter Stella ana Mrs. c. L. Svtfs
started Saturday last for a trip to Boston
by auto They expect to be gone from
home about one week.
The Advent camameeting which began
at Lakeside A1g. % c;osed Sunday. Sept.
> The meetings have bsen well attended
and the interest has been very good sey-
en- candidates were baptized on Sunday
last. Va T., -+-,
Rural Lodge No. s. r and A. NJ, at
its annual meeting Satu-da2s evening
Sept. ]. elected officers as fellows MAJ
ter, c. S. Taylcr; 8 W, D!mon Sawteile;
J. w, E. c. Wyman; S. D., Frank sbep-
herd; j. D.. s. A. Fkilbrcok: Treas, c. G.
Robbins; Sec. A. ". Hammend; Ananee
Com. E. z. Robbins, S. a. Carl: ana
r Abbott; member of executive commit
tee, Or. E. p. Williams. The installation
Of officers will be on Saturday evening,
Oct. 49, ''S--.
The ways and means c6mmittse Of the
Sidney branch OF tn. Red Cross mat SAT-
urday last with Mrs. c. S. rayler II
was decided to hold . poverty social at
Sidney Grange hall. on Saturday evening,
Sept. is to raise funds for the work. ~
One day last week 3. F. Bracket, who
Is rs years old. fed into a threshing ma.
chine grain enough TO thresh out IFS
bushels In FIVE hours. This weuld be a.
big record for a much younger man. 80,
T ". Lonsley. who is local agent for
s Tourtillot & Co. Of Providence, RI.
has received word from them that .they
will need large quantities Of beth apples
and potatoes this season.
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Inc program was especially attractive.
NINE Helene Cafarelli delighted the
audience with her beautiful soprano
voice and the applause was richly
merited. In the evening Cimera and
his band again entertained one of the
largest houses of the week. The even
ing performance closed with the sing
ing of The Star Spangled Banner.
Wednesday afternoon DR.. Frank W.
Iunsaulus>o Of Chicago will lecture on
The America Of Tomorrow His lee
ture on this timely subject will be one
OF the finest of the course. In the
evening the Yaurant Co. will give their
Magical Fantasia which is as enter.
tanning as it is skilful
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Mrs. Ralph Huber has Completed her
duties at the American wooden mill Of
flee. The vacancy has been filled by
Miss Maria Mcdonald.
Miss Hazel Lord of Clinton was the
guest of friends in town Monday.
Roscoe Holway passed Monday at
Island Park.
Mrs ]. H. Gibson has returned from
Clinton where she visited relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. George B. Grover OF
Lynn, Mass, are guests at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Neil Gregory.
Mrs. Susan Mckechnie, who has
been passing the summer at Foxcroft
has returned to her leme in town.
Miss Julia Hoyt has returned from
China Lake where she visited friends
Mr. and Mrs a. ". Nelson and
daughters. Hildred and Evelyn, have
returned from Mattawamkeag where
they visited relatives.
The Misses Maude and Alec Little
field have returned from Madison
where they visited friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Q. Files have gone
TO Boston on a short business trip,
Miss Myrtle Hall mas returned to her
home at Brooks after several days
visit with relatives in town.
Miss Marion Grain of Houlton is
the guest of friends in town. .
MSS CORNER-There will be a
special meeting at the schoolhouse
next Sunday. Sept. 9, at II A NJ, if
pleasant; if not, the following Sunday
Mrs. Alfred Sargent was in Clinton
Sunday to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Hattie White.
r. S. Derin of Skowhegan passed
the weekend with his mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Horne of Water
Vile passed Sunday with his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Henderson pass
ed Sunday and Monday with his par
ents, returning to their home in Wa
terFille Monday evening.
y social was held THURSDAY evening
at the schoolhouse where about 80 Of
the friends met and enjoyed the ice
cream and cake and had a social even
ing
Miss Margaret Lord was in Madison
sunday visiting her brother. Erwin.
Miss Doris Lowe has returned from,
Skowhegan. where she visited her IN
Gle a few weeks
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OAKLAND

Miss Hazel Faulkenr, a Ivrrner
teacher in the public schols of this
town, who has been visiting Mrs. \
Small for the past week, has return
ed to her home in Marion, Mass.
Mrs. J. r. Sayward and family OF
Lancaster, y. H., are the guests of
Mrs. Sayward's sister, Mrs. C. w. Wal
ton for a week.
Miss Aseneth Tozier has returned to
Lewiston where she is in training for
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Toz-
Ter.
Mrs. c, c. Mitchell of Boston. who
has been the guest Of Edward Nit
chell left yesterday for a few days
outing at Newport.
The Misses Knowles and Beat
Thomas have returned to their home
ir Augusta after passing a few days
with friends in town.
Mrs. n. F. Beverage, son Vent
worth and daughter Thelma have
returned from a short visit with rel
ativ,s IN Winthrop.
Philip Reid of tins town was one
or those from Somerset county who
we're recently drafted. MIR. REQ reg
istered in Pittsfeld. He left yester-
DAY for Skowhegan
Miss Eula Ellis Of Boston and Miss
Flore nee Wells Of Portland passed La
tor Day with Mr.. and Mrs. D. r. 81
lis.
Mrs. Herman Wyman is visiting her
son, Walter of Augusta, for q few
DDS
Miss Alice Spencer is enjoying a
two-woeks' vacation from her duties
a, the Cascade Wooden Mill. Miss
Spencer left Tuesday for Bangor
where she will visit her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. B. Ellis and Miss
Alice Spencer have returned from
Lewiston where they have been at
tending TIE Maine State Fair.
Fred Williams is passing a few days
in Prcsque Isle
The Baptists will hold their quarter
lv meeting at the hall az BELGRADE
next Erday. Saturday and SUNDAY.
Sept 7-s-a
A party of eight fortunately escaped
injury when an auto in which they
were riding and which was driven by
Lewellen Knox. turned on its side
while rounding a curve near Alden's
Camps. The windshield and one mud
guard were sma shed.
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SMITHFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. John Hill and little
daughter Of Hallowel passed the week :
erd and Labor day with M. and Mrs.
Walter Hartford
Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Hardy of
Bridgeport, Conn, are passing their
honeymoon at North pond, occupying
the Judge cottage To-. a few days. and
from there will visit Mr.. Hardy's old
nome at Hanpden
School at the Whitehouse opened
Sept 3. The others will open mex,
Monday.
Ellsworth Piper formerly of this
town. now of Jackman, called on old
friends Monday.
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ALMA.

WILDER Dow went to Bath Monday,
where he has employment.
Fed Palmer of Boston is the guest
OF his brother. John Palmer.
WILDER z. Carleton Of Lawrence,
Mass. is the guest of his father,
Francis Carleton
Mrs. Fannie Plummer and daughter
Evelyn passed last week in Freeport,
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Could.
NJ IS Evelyn Erskine of Roslindale.
Mass. was weekend guest of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Erskine.
Schools in town commence this
Week Miss RUDY Campbell Head
Tide; Miss Gladys. Felt, Alma village
Emma Peaslee. Alma Center.
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Clinton

Frank Richardson went to Augusta
Tuesday to serve on the grand jury.
Roy Greedy and family returned Fri
Gay to Hartford, Conn. where he has
position as teacher,
Because of the resignation of Miss
Hall of Skowhegan. who was elected
tC teach the 9Th and 9Th grades, the
position will be filed by Mrs. Mildred
Iaylor Narney of South Windhan.
Mrs. Ida Mitchell of Auburn is visit
ing relatives in town.
Supt w E. Stuart has returned to
town from his vacation, passed at
Rangeley.
The Fahoca Camp Fire Girls. with
their leader. Miss Edith Pratt held a
"beefsteak fry at the camp Wig
wan" of Mrs. Martha H. Hayes Tues
day evening. The girls hiked to the
camp and jolly time was passed with
songs. games and refreshments. The
party returned down the river by
moonlight in the motor boat Of Miss
Madeline Harding
Mrs G. f. Files was in Waterville
Tuesday TO visit her daughter and at
tended the Chautauqua.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hodgdon are pass
ing a vacation in Boston. They made
the trip by auto.
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Brown. Bremner

A wedding event Of much interest
occurred Monday. Sept. 3, at high noon
at the home of Mrs. Ella Bremner,
VIXEN her daughter Miss Della, was
united in marriage to Arthur Brown.
The double ring ceremony was per-
formed by Rev F. c. Worcester of the
Brown Memorial Methodist church.
Little Helen Knight of Boston and
Elizabeth Worcester, daughter of the
pastor, were ring bearers. Friends Of
the bride from Gardiner acted as
bridesmaid and best man. The bride
vas charmingly gowned in white
China silk. Only the immediate fam
lily and intimate friends of the bride
we're present. The couple left for the
Eastern part Of the State Immediately
after the ceremony and upon their re-
turn will reside at the Bremner home
or the Horseback road.
Thursday. SPIT. s. will be observed in
Clinton as Merchants Day" By invi-
alton of Marcellus Cain a general
gathering Of the business men Of the
town with their families and friends
will be held at "Kain's Komfort" on
the banks of the Sebasticook. Mr..
Cain has been very generous in the
matter Of invitations and there will
doubtless be large party. Those who
have attended the stag parties" given
by him during the past seasons have
not forgotten the sort of hospitality
he dspenses The stores and offices in
town Will he closed throughout the
DAY and evening
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FAIRFIELD

Mrs. c. H. B. Seliger will entertain
the w. c. T. L. Thursday afternoon
at her home on upper Main street.
The Misses Hilda and Merle Pulsifer
have gone to kennebunk, where they
will visit friends.
Leewood Jones has returned to his
duties at Connecticut after passing
a few days with his parents in town.
William Harrington, Roscoe Holway,
A. O.. King, Joseph Sawyer and Will
liam Holmes were among those who
attended Unity Fair Tuesday.
Robert Cakes has gone to Pressure
Isle, where he will be employed in
the future.
Philip Reed one of the Fairfield
boys who has played as member OF
the Oakland Athletics baseball team
this season. was presented with a
safety razor after the game Monday
afternoon in appreciation Of the splen-
did hitting that Mr.. Reed has done
Vt every game.
n. r. Varney has returned from a
short business trip al Rochester, ~ n.
Mrs. n. r. Narney has returned from
Augusta. where she visited friends for
q few days.
Miss Hattie MCGEE of Bangor is Wis
iting relatives in town.
= DIR. and Mrs. Fl. A Moody have re-
turned to their home at Rumford aft
er visiting relatives in town.
Frank Coffell has returned to his
duties at Bath, after passing few
days in town.
Mrs. George Preble of Oakland pass
ed Tuesday in town.
Mrs. T. l.. Goodwin Of Burnham
passed Tuesday as the guest of her
son Herbert.
Mrs. Arthur Deakin of Woodstock,
\. b., arrived in town Tuesday, where
Frank Leighton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Hill an Mr..
and Mrs. c. c. Piper nave returned
from Rockland.
Mrs. Edna Hodgkins of Clinton pass
cd Tuesday as the guest of her sis
ter Mrs. Herbert Goodwin.
Mrs. Carrie Hutchins has returned
: from Belfast and Temple Heights,
where she has been for the past three
weeks.
Norman Shorey son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Shorey of North Nassalboro.
and Miss Loretta Romeo of this town,
older daughter of Mrs. Mary Parker.
were married at Augusta Saturday by
the Rev w. J. Leighton. pastor of
the Methodist church. Shortly after
the ceremony the couple left for Bos-
ION. Mr. Shorev is very popular
Young man at Vassalboro and is en-
ployed in the wooden mill in that town.
Mrs Shorey has been employed at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Roll
. Inns for the past several years and
is we'll known in this vicinity. They
will reside at Vassalboro on their re-
turn.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ]. Bradbury have
returned from a few days trip to the
White Mountains.
Mrs. John Martin of Maiden. Mass.
is the guest of Mrs. F. E. McFadden.
Miss Elizabeth Fletcher is i'll at her
home on Western avenue.
! Mrs. Irwin Davis and Mrs. Ellen
| Barnes Of Canaan were guests Of
friends in town Tuesday.
Joal Kendall of Canaan was in town
| Tuesday.
The Misses Irene and Margaret
Donahue Of Boston are the guests of
friends in town.
Cornelius Gregory passed Tuesday
at Unity.
The Misses Ruth and Vera Hawkins
have returned to their home in Yer
mont after passing few days as
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Albert Tay-
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hor'7llo is the last place for the
FHrent companies in the Rodpath
aI'auGus and all OF them disband
pleasant feature of the Tues
NV evenings entertainment occurred
F"en Clnera, leader Of the band that
oFa'" his name was presented with a
ms by the members of this band
''d NE Chautauqus company and in
.'o following words TO the best
mona the best hand master and the
rec fellow In the world
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GresnIief. Woodbury.

Announcements have been received
by Monmouth friends of the marriage
of Frank Gerard Greenlief and Mary
Idell Woodbury. on Thursday, Aug. 50,
at Augusta The bride has made her
home in Monmouth with her sister,
Mrs. c. w. Prescott, for some years,
where she has been very popular with
her many friends. For the past seven
years she has been a teacher in the
harrington school in Augusta. The
groom is the older son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Greenlief of this town. He
was born and educated in Monmouth.
Mr.. and Mrs. Greenlief are away on
e bridal trip. On their return they
will reside in Monmouth.
Martin Curtis has moved to Win.
throp, where he has purchased farm
and milk route on Sturtevant Hill.
Mrs. Cole and daughter in law. Mrs.
Ray Cole and little daughter Of ia
maica Plains, are guests cf Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles and Harold Smith.
Louis Hayford and son Ernest and
daughter, Miss Addie Hayford.. visit
ed friends in Canton last week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Chase Of An
burn were Sunday guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Howard. H..
Miss Addie Hayferd returned Mon
day to New Hampshire. after passing
two weeks vacation with her father
and brother. Ernest Hayferd and fam
lily. - .-si
Mr. and Mrs. w E. Lord were sun
day guests Of their children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Carol Bent, in South Portland.
Miss Edna Frost has returned to
her school in Norwood. Mass.
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$4,000 DRAFT ARMY
PARADE new YORK

New York Sept. 4.-Thirty thousand
embryo soldiers, New York's contribu-
ton to the great national army soon to
carry the battle flags of democracy to
the fields of France, paraded today in
three Of the city's five boroushs. Hun.
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".'u' Robert Caller. formerly a
scent AT Colby college. who is sta :
'N7'd AZ Fort Leavenworth. Kansas.
W. n tie city Tuesday calling on
.'erds leaving on the evening train
~ ''is PCS,
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A GREAT DUTY
Message of President to
the Draft Army
,res dent in Personal Appeal TUESDAY,
Asked Young Men As Brothers and
Comrades in Great War to Keen
Straight and Fit by Highest Stand.

Washington, Sept. 4.-Soldiers Of the
National Army were welcomed into
the nation s service Tuesday by Presi-
1tr, Wilson with message of affec-
Iorate confidence and a PRAYER TO God
to keep and guide them. EVERYTHING
these Young men do. the President fold
Eenl, will be watched with the deepest
,oiici.ude by the whole country and
,ae eyes Of the world will be upon
them because they are in some
SPECIAL serse the soldiers of freedom. "
A. Brothers and Comrades
TSa IRE, elders for the army raised Nm.
5er tae 'r-r .aw started from their horace
Cor Ii tanning cantonments Wednesday
4u' 'F'Ni"'"t dHhed tAem as brothers and
.oarisss In H. great wa TO keen s,rsiyh,
az ~ BY .'andard 50 high that living nm
t. d NJ ada new laurel to the crow,
Or Amer a.
Ths me- age follows.
me White House. Washineton
'Tr he soldiers OF the National ARMY.
ou are Undertaking a great duty The
h'iT u ~" whole country is with Won.
E''rvaias thai YOU do will be watched
49, he deepest interest and with the d.en.
90 soictude not only BY those who are
gear and dear 70 YOU. bu, bv the nho,.
t'n besides For this great war draws us
al 'oSetafr makes Us all comrades and
tr6 hSf' Dis all true Americans felt them
""s . b. when We first made good our
nA'7na. independence. The ewes of all tho
void viii be upon you. because Won arc In
sonf pc al sense the soldiers Of freedon
L. - 10 YOUR pride therefore to show all
ner sye-ywhere not only what good soldiers
lo1 are hui also what good men YOU are
ksepng Yourselves Al and straight in ey
er'hinF and pure and clean through and
through Let US set for ourselves q stand
sr9 50 high that It will be a glory 70 live
up - II and then let us live IN "a II ,rd
az ne" Laurel to the crown of America
Ny arec'lonate confidence goes with you in
every battle and every test. God keep and
si'de you
WOODROW WILSON"
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Rev. G. +. Jenkins

Rev. G. F. Jenkins passed away at
the home of his daughter, Mrs Walter
jones Saturday afternoon. Sept l.
aged 81. Beside the daughter he leaves
two sons. Ned Jenkins of Wilton and
Roy of North West Harbor.
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mere we're two cases of intoxica-
u'n netore the police court Tuesday
morning Foth paid their fines and
o's's and were sent on their wav re-
to.cinE
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N'S. irving Wing and children. who
nave neen the guests of MIR. and Mrs.
Wing of upper Main street for
: lortniEht returned Tuesday to their
nome In Lewiston.
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Mr. and Mrs f. j Roderick and
children of Rutnford. who have been
tne guests ~ DR.. and Mrs. a. Jolly for
'eN da's. returned Tuesday.
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harold Libby, l.. S. y. r., who was
a. Ms fome for a 24hour furlough.
has returned n Bumkin's Island whers
re- is stationed
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Ward OF nine brothers. Mr.. Ward is now
the sole survivor. The deceased was a ma
tive and nearly life long resident of
Troy.
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MI and Mrs. w. w. Wood of Weeks
MINIS were in the city Tuesday on bus
mess for the day.
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l. Preble leaves "Wednesday on
an automobile trip to PENNSYLVANIA
STATE
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Miss Marian Sturtevant of Rome
was in the city Tuesday.
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WA7ERvILLE

George c, Wood of Bangor was a
business caller in the city Tuesday.
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Miss Nellie Horne has returned from
TWO weeks vacation to her duties
IN the Wardwell Dry Goods Co.
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Nathaniel Robinson. Colby Is. of
NJ vernon called on friends Tuesday.
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rotbiro 81 ;..
bnsi,.s. h.;.x -- ro
nosn;t,l for ''s
ed ~, ~. ,h,si,iane - 49,.
ouest bei,g gr.n+.d .na ,. =;
nav for the single ,e. r., st-.a+ ,.horars
Roll Of accounts No 400 wss nsss.a
follows.
Arn>o--. ., N
Bcarj Of 1ea1.h 20 M
Cit. HAN On. 90
Common schools. ca a,
County tax zoos a,
Current exne,s. ,,eo 90
Fire department. ,sos O,
HAYDEN brook soma, 10 90
High school 80 -,
Miscellaneous 90 ,e
Music ,o- ~
New sidewalks n
Parks "a M
Police department ,ase 81
Sewer department aso 40
sprinkling department ,os5 q
Street department oes-1,
Street lights coo a.,
Support Of poor s7s,-
Total @, q, "a
An order for tar ,,a oo..
walk IN tbs so,,har, s;a. - -.
High schoo, hui,d;n. ~. $780, -
committee IN nan, sid.,.,,,.
II WAS voted that ~. ,a,e
be built on ,he Sidney ro.d contin,;r
the nres.r+ co,s+r,o,.o,
II was vot.d m no,a ,ho .,uo..
the tracks NJ rho e,aotric ,,i,,,,.,, 49,,
south Water street
The citv eng;,.er u.s .,,.,or;.s o..
purchase yr,vs, nj, 90 w Wy d.,
It was voted 70 nlacs ACKNOWLEDGMENT
light m uieh s+rss, aro,,ar -, M.;.
street and ,,o.c.,d,.,ov.r ,;u,. -,
Ten,n,e court
A, ord.r for s;d.r.u, an Sr,,
street was referred - ~. oon,i.... AZ
new sidewa,ks with nov.r 10 M.
Lob, rrs;, ,os .,<
,;,,o nh,.s;o;, 49,. 49,. ST.. .1.,
~ aor,,,.oa $50. j. :.
f.rraa ~ o;.+. =.
N r.so;,d vi. ,,o+a .na -,..
for ths ,h.+.n,,+
W II co,,,,or ,,a r,, c.ou.
uere annop+ad snec;., no,;c. oa7o.->
x Neservey Unrestricted o1.,,, -o-
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EAST POND ROAD-Miss Mildred
Moody completed her duties at East
Fond Hotel Monday.
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BELL BOY, ELMWooD HOTEL,
waterville Maine- sep5d3t
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TOO LATE FOR ClASSIFICATloB
Observation-Disclosures

Wanted-Bell boy.