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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-22
Turner Grange

Turner Grange met Saturday. Nov.
II. with all the officers in their chairs
and a good attendance on the part of
session, the third and fourth degrees
were worked and then came dinner
After the noon recess the afternoon
session began with singing by a mixed
quartet. Then came an address by w.
+. Conant on "Certited Milk" The
speaker was for several Years en-
plo%ed on farm at Beverly. Mass,
could speak from experience. going
ing into the details that were both
interesting and profitable TO the hear
ers. After the speaker had taken his
seat DR.. Q. \. Sprague sang The Clip
Sy Trail with encore. Dr. Sprague
Is one of Turner's best singers and
Turner Grange wishes the doctor could
the singing the subject of the last ad
dress was taken up for discussion.
This took up the time 50 well that the
afternoon session was nearly spent
when ii was finished. Then the pro-
gram closed with a duet by George L.
and Ray Jones. Both father and son
are singers of merit whom Turner
programs.
The attendance was not so large as
usual, many farmers still finding the
fall work on the farm more pressing
than the work Of the Grange.
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THIRD DAY ATTACK
Continued from Page One)

- .III,d upon IL decide. about his
.io-.d signature she could be no more
,s.,i... than Maybe it is and maybe
u, Amt Mr.. Morcy lost no time in
...t.u- oi that Il catch phrase and it
....- brought u smile and laugh
.,i Nr Alorcy also kept in the good
-a.,s of all present.
w .,d l.ru previously stated by one
... ..,d No. DO win the petitions that
. I.f .,c. tIii'd 10y city Clerk Victor
..,tf 80 Bangor WAS the cleanest re-
.,.rI from anyone and when the
..r'. 'lbulttcd the number of sig
.t.Ir,. uc accepted Mr.. Brett's fig
-,s 'Mc latter having carefully com
.trnd uud checked them. Mr.. Brett
-aIl Wednesday on the stand that out
', many scores he was asked to
l.an ,umparc, lie finally found but
l.o.r -I> or seven that were not on
ria. Bangor voting list-well bearing
....t.f., nrst party's statement.
* .p,rou4 town and city clerks were
,.amlnod Wednesday and excused.
V- Cr..k"t stated that lie would
r~dat ,all the clerks of Augusta,
N.Uul Lewiston and Waterville. Mr..
Nu'e- Vas not certain how many wit
o.-c- Ne would can for the defence,
rpt \ great number.
ro audiences both morning and
,.,t'u- wore ne smallest of the hear
"s speaker Of the House William l..
'.l'c of Bow doiuham was an inter-
-fsl spectator in the afternoon, but
atH nut ~ any time object to Governor
n nf :
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KENT'S HILL NOTES

very attractive set % hyrnmals from
me Methodist Book Concern made their
appearance in chapel Wednesday morn
ing and the students began their task of
learning the new hymns. This addition
to the chapel equipment will be fully ap-
preclated especially since the books for
merly in use will be given to the student,
for use in their regular social meetings.
The work in supervised study has TAX
en- a new departure in the ( o'clock period
that has been established for delnquents.
1t is the well known policy at the semi
nary to give every student all the extra
help possible so that tie number below
passing grade may be as small as posi-
bic TO this end each of the teachers is
TO give one extra hour Of his free time to
makeup work and extra instruction.
The Junior class has elected officers for
the year as follows: Marion Chase of
Hartland, president; Berle Jones of Fay
cite. vice presidents Phyliss Mcclure or
fayette, secretary, and Joseph Keith Of
Fayette, treasurer.
The Y. W. {. a. mcbers have been MAX
ing a thorough canvass of the school in
behalf of the Y. NJ. c. A. fund with good
results. A recent social in Kicker han re-
suited IN 2 tid- sum as A starter and
since that time funds have been coming
in regularly under the persistent efforts
of President Harmon ana his co-workers.
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Morning Session

The very first gun fired at the OPEN
& Of the Wednesday morning session
n tho Referendum petition hearing
mad" loud report considera BILE
-mHds" and did no damage. Governor
Nilllkeu at few minutes after Q
"'lu. Is Told Mr. Crockett counsel for
the rc'uuu-trants against the petitions.
'h" h" might proceed Leon G.. G..
Brown Of Milo. who appeared for him
-'If DO the matter of the Inland Fisher
JOS AND Game Commission petitions.
was quickly On his feet, addressing the
Governor
Mr. Grown; May it please the
''N'rnor While waiting for the
State :" continue it's examination. |
wish 10 make Il demand upon whom
S""t'r may have the duty to present
=" ne At this time copy of the evil
"h'' rs taken out in my case. so that
NAV properly prepare my defense.
-"' "a copy this morning from the Off
'a' st'nographers and it was demand
'' h''k 10y the Governors Secretary.
Low make a demand for COPY of the
evidence
W. Hart | will say to Mr.. Brown
'Htf am now putting together a COPY
'ut mm
Mr. Grown Some of the comics
u rut together early this morning 7
WISH T." make further demand that 7
no FURNISHED the same list showing
."' 'h' stat" is attempting to
iFoNc ~ tho petitions as offered in the
'AsH affecting matter Of Inland Fish
''l"S and Game that was handed to
"f'. Dunbar this morning. showing
petitions and the number of
H'm'S- ! have seen the list and
N'"" that these were printed long be-
'"' Yesterday and before day before
''S''IdtN. zoe. They were printed in
"'">pap"r. not typewrittcn and Won
T'l' RING To Mr. Orockett had annie
opportunity 10 furnish me the LIST
"h'h demanded it yesterday. now
''H'and ~ today. | wish further 10
mere puhlicly that it is very
PECULIAR coincidence that other attor-
ana other people interested
'.'u'd Ne shown favors and courtesies.
VINO every single thing | have at
"P''" nero there has been opposi-
''h =" and delay. | have not heen
sven any opportunity to present NV
- 'r defend myself or constituents.
'"F he laughing matter. but I do
500 any joke about it whatever.
'"' dozen or fifteen spectators in
room were mildly amused by this
'" 'nthurst hy Mr. Brown. Tins
"lI''"usIy opening the days ses
SONS.
Arthur 3. Landry Recalled
t' Z Jerk ~
N'inincd by Mr.. Morey. He said
par Name Of Pierre Baltrand is
' 'H' voting list. Do find Pierre
'Iand. Wrote letter July 5 to
.'F'r L'maire. Purpose was to ex-
yum" voting lists. 10 compare petition
"".S' 70 verify them. Many names
aH' some thousands. Had made no
PROVISION thcn for help; was going to-
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CHINA

NECk-The members OF East Vassal-
boro Soap Club were delightfully."- en-
tertained Monday at the pleasant home
of Mrs. Everett Brann. A bountiful din
ner vas served by the hostess, which
was partaken Of with great zest after
such a long ride on a very cold. windy
morning. Those present were Mrs. c.
W. Mowers, Mrs. 4. NJ Small, Mrs. Ida
Clark, Mrs. John Gates, Mrs Karl Gates,
Mrs. Ezra Jones. Mrs. @. j. Hussey, Mrs.
Page Mrs. Nellie Earle, Mrs. Anna
Rouse and little daughter Ccleca. The
aftern )on passed quickly in social way.
Mrs. Nellie Earle will entertain the
club next month at her home in Vas
salboro.
Mrs. Lizzie j Estes OF WateTville is
visiting for time at her brothers, C. A.
Pinkham.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Abbott IF Water
vile were guests Of a y. Abbott and
family Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Frost and family
OF Watervlle and Mrs. Redford Estes
Of Waterville were callers Sunday at
Harry Mitchells.
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Cured His RUPTURE

was badly ruptured while lifting trunk
several years ase. Doctors said my only hope
of cure was an operation. Trusses did me no
good. Finally | got hold of something that
quickly and completely cured me. Years have
passed and the rupture has never returned,
although | am doing hard work as carpen-
ter. There was no operation, no lost time, no
trouble. I have nothing TO SELL but will give
full information about how you may find a
complete cure without operation If you write
TO me Eugene NJ Pullen, Carpenter, 17S-D
Marcellus Avenue. Manasquam. n. J. Better
cut out this notice and show it to any others
who are ruptured-you may save life or at
least stop the misery of rupture and the
worry and danger OF an operation.
Septy1 ,eoth, lat
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Mountain GRANGE

An all day meeting of Mountain
Grange, North Buckfield. was held
Nov. l.. State Ovcrseer John Abbott
was present. After a baked bean din
ner, Lecturer Minnie Kcenc present
ed the following program Song,
choir: roll call; vocal solo. Carl
Churchill; original piece, Florence
Head; instrumental music, Lillian
Holmes, encore; address. State Over
seer John Abbott; song, choir; ques-
ton, The best way to spend Il spare
day on the farm, opened by Irving
Cutting, general discussion; question,
suggested and opened by A. 5. Hall,
What can we plant the coming year
to derive the largest profit?": vocal
solo a. s. Hall encore; reading, An
ME Damon: song, choir.
The next meeting will he an all day
meeting. 1t is election Of officers.
There Were 80 mer.bers and two WISH
tors present.
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in Lisbon street Office. not the City hall
Office of mayor
City Clerk Landry Recalled
Arthur B. Landry, city clerk Of Lew
clerk of Lewiston, stated that name Of
Arthur LeBlond was on the Lewiston
voting list once, living 29s Bates street,
Ward 6.
BY Morey-This list was made for las.
March election.
Pierre Bertrand
Pierre Bertrand of Lewiston, sometimes
known as Pierre Baltrand, said signed
Lewiston police petition. Did not sign
another petition as Pierre Baltrand; nor
signed on back or make oath to it.
BY Morey-Signed first but not second
petition Named nor the affidavit.
Think signed in Malcotte's store. Mr..
Labreck had it, went with Mr. Picard
some two weeks ago to Mr.. Crockett
office. Not shown petitions. Asked to
and did sign name.
Thomas r Locke
Thomas F. Locke, city clerk Of Bldde-
ford. Have check lists here, certified by
Board OF Registration. Have examined
Biddeford petitions to see If names there
on are on voting lists. Had list made OF
petitions names not on the check list
Shown lists and identified the names MT
Crockett offered them as guides TO GOV
crnor in his investigation.
By Morey-These names did not appear
on check list. as they appear on the pc
titions. Certain differences in them
might be caused by stenographer's non
familiarity with French names. Correct
TRANSACTIONS would reduce incorrect
names lust SO many.
one name is Oue on the check list anq
on petition iIoule.
Morey-Hooverized on the II?
Mr.. Locke explained at length the dlf'
ferences in the various names and the
French custom regarding naming emil
dren and in time dropping part ol names
or changing 10 English form.
When ] certified the petitions honest
" believed all the names were OF voters
whose names were on check list. Apso
lutelv no idea of fraudulent intent. Thest
netitious were mostly brought to me JUN
. The Fourth being a holiday. mad 'c
do it hurriedly.
The C;overnor-ReCeived petitions july
Taken away the afternoon of Sd ny hH'
mond 4. Moisan. can't recoHert the>
had been certified.
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THE WONDERFUL
FRUIT MEDICINE
Thousands Owe Health and
Strength TO "Fruit-a-tives"

"Fruit-a-tives" the marvellous med
icine made from fruit juices-has re-
lieved more cases of Stomach, Liver,
Blood. Kidney and Skin Troubles than
and other medicine. In severe cases
of Rheumatism, Sciatica, Lumbago,
Pain in the Back, Impure Blood. Neu-
ralgia, Chronic Headaches. Chronic
Constipation and Indigestion, Fruit
a-tives" has given unusually effective
results. By its cleansing. healing pow
ers on the eliminating organs. Fruit
a-uves' tones up and invigorates the
whole system.
5Oc. a box. for $3.50, trial size. Csc.
AT all dealers or sent postpaid by
Fruit-a-tives Limited, Ogdensburs, n.
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STATE HOUSE

Governor Milliken on Wednesday
dominated Hon. John L. Bunker Of
Bar Harbor as member Of the public
Utilities for the fun tern Of seven
years. Mr.. Bunker was appointed
during the past summer to fill the un-
expired term of Hon. Charles W. Null
len of Bangor who resigned The
nomination will be in line for con
hrmatlon at the regular session Of the
Governor and council. which viii be
Ecld Nov. IS. The salary of the posi-
ton is $4,000 per aunum
Governor Mill ken Wednesday also
nominated Ex-Chief Justice William
Penn Whitehouse Of Augusta. Mrs.
Marion Dow Eaton Of Portland and
RcV. David y. Beach Of Bangor az
members of the Commission for a
Survey of the Feeble Minded in Maine
Other Nominations
Other nominations made "Wednesday
by Governor Milliken are as follows:
Commissioner for State of Maine
Leon Nirolet, Paris, France
Notary Public-Iiarold +, ra1bou,,
Houlton j. w. Tapley. Pressure Isle
merchants Trust Coz; Charles G.
Caller. Portland; Edwin d. Holden
PORTLAND; William r. Mahoncv. Port
land; Carl A. Weber. Portland ,E,;rst
Nat. Bank) q. y. Blanchard Wilton.
Joseph l.. Clarke. Watcrville. F,ion y
Anderson, Dover; Elmer w. SAWYER
North Arson; Elbridge G. short
Calals; Joseph H. Dixon. Eliot CSouth
Ellot; Perley IF. Ford. Sanford
Justlcc Of the Peace-Charlcs q
barroWs, Portland Exchange street,.
u Grover Brooks. Bethel; " +,
Bruce, Prospect Harbor Albert N
card Alma. tHead Tide; Willard :
Gates Machiasport; Clyde r. Chan
r!an' Fairfield; Joseph f. Cyr
fort Kent; Frank II. Dudley. Auburn:
LAYTON Earle Eames, No. Arson. (R
r.. ID. -; George p Gould. Bangor
tMerrlli Trust Bldg; Levi Greenleaf
fortland. $50 Exchange street,: Edwin
-. Holden, Portland; Elmer f. McFar-
lahd. Bangor; Adelbert r, Miles
Camden; w. +. Murdoch. Sprinpfo1d
Maine: Nathan r. Perry prosc,ra
Isle; Herbert Richie. Bangor 1S stato
S'leep' r. II. Plummer Portland 121
EAchahge street,; Elias Smith. Linn
.hgtoh' j. f, Sprague. Dover, Maine.
Roscoe +. Staples, WeIchyille. NJ
Iaylor' Hc.mon; Albion l.. Ward
Milo. 81 T.
Acknowledge Deeds ,d,,i,ie.o
Oaths and Solemnize MARRIAGES.
tiarriet +. Bracket, Auburn. First
Nat Bank; Georgette NJ. Houphen
Bangor (64-68 Broad St); Adelaide 7,
Lambert Portland; Bessie p. Orcutt
bangor Fellows & Fellows.
agent for the Protection of Animals
b. r. Giberson. Pressure Isle.
recorder Western Hancock Munjcina1
Court-Fred 4. Torrey, Stoninston.
Justice of the Peace-Thomas y Do-
merry Houlton; Ernest II. Mills. saco,
John \. Spear. West Gardiner.
10 Administer oaths, etc.-Abbie E.
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Children Like
To Take II

., IN'Hsdnds ~ children have worms and
Ip.T parents don't know what the trou-
SYMPTOMS " worms are: Deranged
Una h. swollen upper lip. sour stomach.
""eNste breath hard and full belly with
w. ds'onal Gripngs and pains about the
SNeL pale face of leaden tint. ewes
U,dn and duh. twitching eyelids. itching
W. me nose. itching of the rectum, short
n cough. grinding of the teeth. little
''H POINTS sticking out on tongue, starting
'Irng sleep. slow fever
Always keep nr Trues Elixir on hand
lor such cases. II is promptly effective
Sud ne nice thing about it is that chill
'reN like 10 take It.
Mrs II. W. Roberts of see Asylum
street Flint. Michigan, wrote to us:
nave used the Elixir and as far as
ssh'W my Little girl is cured of worms. ;"
mn wrote ~ again later saying. Baby is
helped her '''''e
" Irue's Elixir the Family Laxative
ann Worm ENpeller. has been on the
market more than 90 years and more and
10Y people are using II all the time to
NJ worms. or tn tone up the stomach
III" 'n restore natural action of the bowels
T. Write Us AY1;FsE~:;:'
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Progressive GRANGE

Progressive Grange, Richmond Corner,
met as usual Friday evening and after
the business meeting had a flag raising.
The address was given by Past Master
Lamoreau. There was a tableau given
by the children. entitled 1.-THE Spirit OF
1917" There were readings given by Mrs.
Knight and Mrs. Maxwell solos and pa
trotic songs were rendered by members
of the Grange. This Grange gave an in
tertainment Tuesday evening. Nov. %. at
their hall With Miss Mabel Tarr Of the
Leland Powers Institute as reader
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to be voters in Eastport. Sprague. An
thony, Mealey, Runnels. Supposed
they all voted
Victor Brett
Victor Brett. city clerk of Bangor,
had examined some of the petitions,
comparing with voting lists. with Don
aid F. Snow. We examined the lists
about two or three weeks ago in mat
ter of about o25 to $50 names, which
were questioned.
BY Morey-We reduced the number
to about 20 names
Made memorandum Of final list. sew
on. being unaccounted for. One was
A. G. Landers. We have an A. B.
Landers on voting list. E. J. Baker,
who moved in 1916 to Orono Name
was on list when he signed petition.
l.. +. Jordan. who does business in
Bangor. but lives in Brewer. owen
Gallagher who las applied for regis
tration, but not resident long
enough. W. ]. Hoard we couldn't find.
Frank Haywood had been struck from
list. j. a. ToWne does business in
Bangor, but votes in Brewer
Albert J. Grassy Recalled
Albert ]. Grassy. city clerk of Bath.
has d certified Bath voting list Have
compared petition names and have
list of names on petitions, not on list,
10 in number.
b. Morey-Thou2ht all the names in
question We're Of voters. Four were
indecipherabio. Acted in certifying in
absolute good faith. Witness left a
certified voting list with the governor.
VIM. j. Bradbury
William j. Bradbury. town clerk of
Fairfield Have examined petition to
ascertain What names did not appear
on voting list. List filed exhibit 1909.
BY Morcy-Some Of the men do bust
ness in Fairfield ana live elsewhere.
Others ! don't know. Six in all.
3. n. Nash
+. IT, Mash. town clerk of Addison,
left with the governor a town voting
list in use when petitions We're circu-
lated and agreet to have it certified.
Mr.. Crockett stated t at this was
his last witness except the clerks of
Augusta, Auburn. Lewiston and An
burn and these would take consider
able time. He would like, on account
of business matters, not 10 have an
evening session ana meet at II A. NJ
Thursday. 1t was finally ARRANGED TO
meet at 10 o'clock.
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Grange NezvS
Aurora GRANGE

A special meeting of Aurora Grange,
T. of H., of Strong was held Saturday
evening for the purpose Of comforting
the first and second degrees on two can
didates. Tuesday evening at the reGu-
lar meeting the third and fourth degrees
were conferred on Miss Claudia Johnson,
Mrs. Mabel Richardson and Mrs Jo-
sephine W. Allen. Refreshments of but
tered popcorn, corn-balls. assorted candy
and apples We're served. after which an
hour OF sociabiity followed
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West Peru GRANGE

West Peru Grange met SATURDAY.
Nov IL. with good attendance. The
first and second degrees were con-
1erred on two candidates. At this
meeting il was decided to hold a sale
and fair on December II. The follow
ing committee was chosen: Mrs 0. T.
Woodbury., Mrs. George Rowe, Mrs.
Fred Huse. George Rowe. Charles and
George Hall.
The dinner committee for the day
were Mrs Alice Hall. Mrs Lula Love
JOY and Mrs. Mary Burgess.
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Mt. Vernon Crane

There was a social at the Mt Yer
non Grange hall Saturday evening. There
were recitations by Marion White. Ev-
erett Williams. Harold Jacobs and Gla-
dys Simpson and select readings by Mrs.
Caroline Cram; duet by Mrs. Verta Dol
loft and Mrs. Perkins. Seven of the Ia :
dies entered a prize contest dressed in
ribbons and laces which were becoming
to their grey hair. Mrs. Maud Jacobs
won the nrize
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CENTRAL LEGAL
ADVISORY BOARD

Governor Milliken Wednesday appointed
John A Morrell of Auburn, William II.
Ingra ham of Portland. Norman l.. Bas-
sett of Augusta and Attorney General
Guy II. Sturgis of Portland as members
of the Central Legal Advisory Board for
the organization Of the legal advisory
boards throughout the State under the
new selective draft regulations.
A meeting of this board will be held at
P. NJ. Thursday at the Office of the at
torney general at the State House.
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James A. Robinson. who for So years
was in the clothing business at Ban
gor, died early Tuesday at his home
269 French street. He had been i'll for
the last six weeks. But few men in
Bangor had a wider circle of friends
and his death will he generally re-
GREETED. Mr. Robinson was born in
Corinth on Sept. 10. 1910. went 70
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State House Chat

state Librarian Henry Dunnack will
speak under the auspices of the Par
cnt Teachers Association at the
Jonesport Opera House next Friday
evening. Mr.. Dunnack is very force
FIJI and interesting speaker and should
be greeted with a fun house.
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A most successful entertainment was
given at Leeds Grange hall on Friday
evening Nov Is, for the benefit of the
Red Cross. About s3i was cleared from
the evenings work
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North jaw GRANGE

dies night in Grange hall Saturday
evening, Nov. II. The meeting was
called to order with Mrs. Ruth Miller
as master, and Mrs. Blanche STAINS
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nOY22. thurs.3t

Bangor when young boy and made
his home in that city ever since. He
entered the employ of Wheelwright,
Clark & Jones when he was but IA
years old. He continued his entire
business career, which terminated on
July /, last, on the same corner.
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Whereas James Alice of Sidney, county
of Kennebec. State Of Maine, by his mort
gage deed dated September q, 1885. and
recorded in Kennebec Registry of Deeds,
book 357. page 116. conveyed to Henry y.
Wheeler a certain lot and parcel of iani
situate in Augusta, county of kennehsc,
near The old county road from Augusta
to Waterville bounded and described as
follows: Beginning in the northeast cor
ner of land owned by Joseph Newman;
thence running westerly in Newman's
north line about los rods to east end Of
pair of bars; thence running northerly
along the line of stone wall in Newman's
east line and east line of Sumner A. Ho-
way TO south line of land of William
i Folger; thence running easterly in south
line Of VIM. and Uriah Folger to an old
stump: thence running southerly In the
west line Of Il. buttons land and land Of
heirs of Geo. Morton and others to point
begun at together with the right OF way
as reserved and conveyed to Charles
Wixon by William White; and whereas
katharine c. Wheeler. executrix of the
last will and testament of Henry y.
Wheeler, by her assignment dated March
2 1910 recorded in Kennebec Registry
of Deeds. book 50l, page 459 has assigned
said note and mortgage to me, and
whereas the conditions Of said mortgage
have been broken, now. therefore, By
reason of breach of conditions thereof
| claim foreclosure of said mortgage.
IDA S. G. TITCOMB.
Z no -
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Afternoon Session

ST the opening of the afternoon scs-
sion Attorney Crockett asked If Mr..
Dunbar would accept the testimony Of
fered by City Clerk Locke Of Bidde1ord.
Mr.. Dunbar replied that he would ac-
cept the evidence If found 10 be ad-
visable but that he objected TO eX-
animation or to the correction Of the
petitions from the voting list after the
expiration of 80 days.