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urday Of the minister OF Sweden and Mime.
Ekengren. who have invited a company
to meet them.
Mrs. william E. Chiffon, wife of for
NOR Senator Chiffon. arrived at Washing
ton yesterday for visit OF week or
more with Mrs. Blaine Elkins.
Mrs. Carl yrooman will be at home
on Friday afternoon from to o'clock
In compliment to her house guest; Mrs.
William Jennings Bryan, who Is here
to attend the W.. c. T.. u. convention.
tion to give Mrs. Bryan's many friends
an opportunity to see her during her
short visit here and no cards have been
issued. a
Mrs, Bryan lunched informally today
with Mrs. 8. J. Graham.
The Secretary. Of Agriculture and
Mrs. David Franklin Houston will go
to New York today to remain until
Saturday.
Miss Martha Jefferson Kean. whose
marriage to Capt. William chason,
Coast ART Artillssy ssy. cps; u s. A. o.,0r WIN
was the honor guest, at a dinner given
last evening by Mrs. Allen N. Sumner.
The guests included Miss Caroline
Billingslea Of Westminster. Nd; Mr.;
Mrs. Samuel Weisse Of New York. who
came on to attend the wedding: Capt.
Ira B. Hill and Mr.. Robert III. Kean.
Miss Billingslea will be the maid of
honor. Capt. Ira B. Hill the best. man
and little Miss Margaret Summer the
flower girl. Miss Margaret Thompson
and Miss Adelaide Morris will hold rib
| bons to form the aisle.
Rev. DR.. Randolph H. Mckim will per-
form the ceremony. which will be fol-
lowed by small reception.
Artillery red will be the predom-
mating color in the floral decoration.
side at 1915 street on their return
from their wedding trip.
Mrs. Charles wardeil Stiles is enter
taining at small Informal tea this aft
ernoon at the Washington Club, in COM
pliment to her house guest. Mrs. James
r. Thomas Of Charleston, w. Va.
The first of the series of luncileons to
be given at the Washington Club in the
interest of food conservation and the
elimination of the use of animal TAT in
the crisis until Mas essn ecsoek at the club
The luncheons will be given every day
with the exception Of Sundays for two
weeks. ~ 49,.
Associated Charities and other local
Charitable organizations and the public
is cordially invited to attend.
| Mrs. Samuel Goodacre and daughter
Frances, have returned to Washington
| from Pittsburgh. Pa. where they spent
Thanksgiving with Lieut.. Goodacre
u. s.. r.. who: Ii stationed there with
the ordnance department.
The. First Presbyterian Church OF
vineland. n. j.. was the scene OF a
! EiTinE day, when Miss Lillian Eastor
! Verbrycke became the bride of Mr.
Boyd Carl Parvin., Mrs. Parvin is the
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Food and Fuel to Poor at Cost.

NEW YORK. December 5-Authority
to purchase food and. fuel with city
funds for sale to New, York city's poor
virtually at cost has been given DR..
Henry Moskowitz. commissioner of
markets, by the board of aldermen
The action was taken with the con-
sent of John Hitchell, head of the
New York state food commission, after
alderp1en had told him that an emer-
gency existed and that extreme priva-
ton. and even starvation, would result
in the tenement districts unless relief
measures were undertaken.
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Ralph C. Keefer. son OF Mr.. and Mrs
Charles NJ. Keefer of Fl T street north
west, has just returned to the city from
Camp Oglethorpe training camp. where
he won a commission as first lieuten-
ant in field artillery
Lieut. Keefer was honor graduate o.
Technical High School class of 1912
winning. the scholarship to the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania. He was major
of the Sd Battalion High School Ca
diets. He graduated from the Univer.
sity of Pennsylvania with the class Of
1916. then entered the employ of the
Reading Terminal Company as a civil
engineer.
After a short stay in Washington
Lieut.. Keefer will leave for Camp Jack.
son. Columbia, S. c., where he will be
stationed.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the fol
lowing:
Charles L. Prime. L. S. A., and Ellen F. ziel
Of this city.
Sherman Morris and Annie R. Green. both Of
Richmond, Va.
Ernest ]. Pfrrman Of Brooklyn, " Y, and
Ruth W. Dickinson Of Jersey City, n.
Raymond c. Hammin and. Madge l.. Spinks
both of Alexandria. Va
Levi Harrison and Cora Pace, both Of Rich
mond. Va. :.
Charlie. W. Williams and Mary A. Traylor
both of Stony Creek. Va.
Yates Queenan, U. s. N. and Emma Gas
kins.
Ross H. Pollock and Marion F. Butler.
Norman T.. Dent and Nancy NJ Brooke,
George A. Windear and Dorothy NJ. Weedeu
both Of Potomac Md.
Charles H. Hutton and Emma Butler
Andrew j. McCabe and Cora Murray.
II: Howard Hylton Of Floyd Va and Marv
E. Cummins Of Tindall, Va "@'
Fredericksburg. Va. o'A Va
John T. Gray and Meady S. Shelton, both Of
LinwoOd J. Jenkins and Minnie +. Scott
Jack Rosenberg and Ethel E. Eichberp
John L. Nelson and Mabel Carter .
l.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported 10 thu
health department. in the last twenty.four hours:
Lawrence q. and Vera B. White, boy.
Joseph and Henrietta Streef, girl.
Porter. +. and Gladys ]. Patrick, girl.
J. K. and Elsie McGeorGe, girl.
James /, and Annie Miles. boy and girl twins
Paul n. and viola II. Knapp, girl.
= Thomas 8. and Annie n. .Htggs. boy.
willis n. and Lillian L. Eridsll. boy.
Abraham and Sophia Futfowsky. girl.
lars N. and Georgia Ei1ness. boy.
George D.. and Julie II. Carroll. girl.
Carl II. and Helen e. Beal, boy.
James ,E. and Mary e. Bronson. girl.
Eugene And Enc Ross, girl.
William and Edith 0drieks, girl.
John X. and Gertrude Lytle. girl.
John and Empsie jackson, girl.
Lloyd and Annie Gonus, boy.
Raymond and Grace Brent, boy.
Joseph T. and Henrietta Blount. girl.
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Zbyszko Wins Another Match.

NEW YORK, December .5.-In. the
international catch catch-can wrest-
ling tournament here last night WIadek
Zbyszko Of Poland defeated Fred Pila-
koff of Finland in twenty minutes and
fifteen seconds with a reverse body
hold. and John Freiburg. the Swedish
champion. was the victor over Pierre
Lebelge OF Belgium in twenty-three
minutes and ten seconds with a double
leg hold.
r If you want work read the want col
umns of The Star
Evening star., 1917-12-05
Plane Falls Kills Two on Ground.

TORONTO. Ont. December 5-Two
members of the Royal Flying Corps in
training here were instantly killed yes
terday when they were struck by a
falling airplane driven by Cadet J. H.
Bacon of Grand Forks. N D. The dead
are: Corp. Frank E. Mercer. Toronto:
Private Harold D. McPhaii, kincairdine.
Ont, air mechanic. The two men We're
riding motor cycle with a side car in
the vicinity of the airdrome at Armour
Heights when the plane fell and struck
them. The aviator escaped without
serious injury
Evening star., 1917-12-05
L. B. Franklin War Loan. Director

Lewis B. Franklin of New York has
been appointed. without compensation,
director of the war loan organization
of the Treasury Department He has
been serving as voluntary aid with.
out pay since the first liberty loan was
issued. He was formerly president of
the Investment Bankers Association
Evening star., 1917-12-05

The third military dance was held at
Studio Hall Saturday evening, when the
boys in uniform were the guests Of the
studio, the chaperpns being Mrs. Fred
eric Harrington. Mrs. Leighton and Mrs.
Eichelberger, and the young ladies at
tending being from the Chevy Chase
School, and Miss Potbury. Miss Me-
Ianfe Gordon, Miss Margaret Gates Mrs.
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Johnson. Mrs. Gaynor and Miss Mary
Louise Noble.
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If you want work read the want col
umns of. The Star.
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The Fairfax Chapter. U. D. c., will
give a dance at Willard Hall, Fairfax
Court House. Saturday evening. Decem-
ber 8. The patronesses are Mrs Alli-
son, Mrs. Henry, Mrs. Keith. Mrs. Law
renee Mrs. w. H. F.. Lee. Mrs. Oliver,
Mrs Fred Richardson and Mrs. Claude
Wiley Floor committee-Col. Robert
l.. Lee, Mr. McCandish, Mr.. Rust, Mr..
Farr, Mr.. Claude Wiley. Mr.. Mac. Wiley,
Mr.. w. H. Lamb. The dance will begin
with the Virginia reel.
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The Secretary of the Treasury and Mrs.
McAdoo will be the dinner guests on Sat-
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4 Washington few days ago from visit
of several weeks at Boston and New

The Red Cross knitting class of
which Mrs Seaton Schroeder is the
head, will meet with Miss Hegeman
tomorrow afternoon at $3.50 o'clock in
the home of MIR. and Mrs. Henry kirke
Porter, 500 / street.
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CHRISTMAS SERVICES
IN GARDINER CHURCHES

The programs Of the various church
e. Of the city were carried out as
planned. Special Christmas music was
rendered and the pastors preached ser
mons appropriate 70 the season. At the
Highland Avenue Methodist church the
morning service was carried out ac-
corQing to schedule. but in the evening
the pageant entitled Bethlehem" was
not given, owing to the iateness in the
arrival Of the settings required. In
place of this pleasing concert was
given by the little folks.
AT the Community church. Randolph
a tine concert was given in the evening
by the children. The morning and eve
ming services al the Free Baptist
church We're carried out and proved
highly satisfactory.
The Christmas afternoon exercises at
the Universalist church We're unique
and gave the highest satisfaction 10 all
who were fortunate enough to attend.
The program consisted of songs, read
ingS and the giving of White Gifts to
the King" This latter exercise consist
ed Of the reading of a story, during
which the children marched around
and deposited their gifts. done up in
white paper in a barrel. Later these
gifts were looked over by committee
and placed where il was deemed they
We're most needed. This is lne custom
which il would he well to spread to the
various other Sunday schools Of the
CITY.
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Michael Murphy

Michael Murphy, one of this citys
well-known and highly respected citi-
zens died at his late residence 2S4 Wa
ter street. at 5.25 p. NJ. Sunday, after
an Illness of about three weeks from
pneumonia. aged IS years. Mr.. Murphy
was born in County Cork. Ireland, and
came to Hallowell III 1870, where he
had resided ever since. For - years
he was employed at SIMPSONS oil
cloth factory and for 10 years was an
employee of the l., A. & w. Street
Railway Go. He retired about five years
ago. He is survived by four children,
all Of this city, two daughters, Mrs. r.
]. I.edew and Mrs. ]. w. Brown. and
two sons, Cornelius +. and Timothy c.
Funeral arrangements will he announc-
Cd lator
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ANSON

NORTEi-North Arson has come TO thu
front with 4 Red Cross organization as z;
branch to the Somerset Chapter and has
elected the following slate Of officers:
Pres. Guy Z. Williams. vice Pres. Mary
Porter; Sec. Mrs. J. p. Murray; Treas,
Mrs. f. W. Bunker
No further spread Of smallpox Is re
ported in town, the one patient at tho
Duguay being reported as making favor
able progress toward recovery.
AT the next regular meeting of the c.
A. L. Circle to be held Jan. u. there will
be in stallation Of officers and an oyster
supper. The circle has packed % boxes
OF Christmas cheer to he sent to the va
rious soldiers who have enlisted from
this section
The members OF the North Arson wo-
mans Club were entertained Friday after
noon by the president. Mrs r. w. Saw
yer, at her home. The subject was Civil
government but no papers were read.
There was fair attendance.
With the death Of Joseph Atkinson tho
gold-headed cane passes on to the next
claimant, and the gentleman to next have
the honor Of carrying this costly stick
will he Theodore NJ. Steward. He Is .,
years old. having attained this ripe Old
age on the 18th day OF last March. He is
in fine health and in splendid possession
OF his faculties. Until lately he has been
engaged at his trade as jeweier. ami
even now is able to do watch repairing.
He was born in the same house where he
and his wife. formerly AurilIa Bunker.
now reside. He Is member Of the Ma :
scnic fraterty. The second oldest ma n
| - town is Leonard Walker VIZ vas q
years old in October.
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Clara kimbaI! Young at the Johnson
Opera House Today Only. The Gar
den of Allah" That Great Spectacle"
at the Coliseum

Clara l\imbail Young in Deep Pur-
pie" ana the Gray Ghost is the bill at
the johnson opera House today and
today only as a complete change Of bill
will be made at this theatre tomorrow
The Garden of Allah" will he shown
the first time in this State today and
tomorrow at the Coliseum. Ii carries
an all star cast including Helen Ware
and Thos. Santsch.
There at Beni-Mora, at the edge OF
he Sahara desert. the Sand Diviner
| foretold to Domini Enfiiden, the Eng
lish woman, what the threads of Fate
had woven. And Net--it is impossible
10 combat Fate-and Love is also
blind. When Boris the stranger came.
all else was as nothing to the woman
who loved-the more passionately be
cause she had never before known
Love
And when the storm broke-when the
Sky suddenly darkened and the wind
came--and the singing, gray-like sand
rained down, DOmini and Boris began
their honeymoon journey out into the
sand dunes Of the desert.
Mystery lies cOiled in the shining
heart of the East, and the mystery of
Love seems there to overcast all other
earthly things. Tie man and the wom-
an We're happy there in the desert un-
iii -
Came q day when the cup Of remorse
was drained to its dregs-came a day
when the notes Of love no longer
sounded and there was reason for re-
nunciation. And what did the woman
=
love? What would You do--a woman.
ADV
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been erected at the postoffice and at
the store of F. S. Smith, where mem
bership cards and buttons may be Sc
cured, and it is hoped that many will
not wait to be called upon but enter
their names at one of the above men
toned places. Service flags and 100
per cent. posters may be obtained by
calling at the headquarters on Water
street. Two hundred and twenty sew
en- new names We're added OF Satur-
day, giving a total of 1898 tnu. FAR in
tile campaign.
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Red Cross Appeal

Tie Gardiner Red Cross Chapter has
issued the following appeal for Christ
mas membership in the Red Cross:
Now that our sons, brothers, hus-
bands, are laying down their lives for
US. we are behind them with 'all that
we have and are" The Red Cross ex-
lists to turn our desire to comfort and
aid them into swift and practical
measures of service. America is ready.
Your Red Cross is ready. Fall in. Let
a Greater Red Gross be your Christmas
gift to Our Boys" and suffering man
kind.
(Signed) HENRY P. DAWSON.
Chairman of the War Council Of the
American Red Cross.
What shall your gifts be? Willy not
Christmas memberships in the Red
Cross for yourself, Your family and
your friends?
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The local Red Cross Chapter desires
to call the attention Of all members
Of the Red Cross to the request made
in the following paragraph by the
National Board Of Fire Underwriters:
do not put lighted candle be
mind the Red Cross service flag in your
window on Christmas eve. To do 50
might cause fire. Your flag will be
sufficiently displayed if YOU merely
raise the shade or draw the curtains
and have the room illuminated.
"You recognize the hazard and the
red Cross does. Now we ask your
co-operation in securing the wides,
possible publicity which is essential"
Today is the last day of the cam
paign for membership. Booths have
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Christmas at Christ Church

on Christmas eve at o'clock a spe-
cial vesper service will be used The
children Of the church school Will be
present in a body and will make an Of
fering for the suffering children Of Ar
menia.
on Christmas day there will be cele-
br2tion of Holy Communion at and
the regular Christmas day service at
10. The Offering at both Of these ser
vices will be for the poor Of the par
ish.
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TWO DEATHS RESULT
FROM TROLLEY CRASH
UTILITIES TO PROBE

Lewiston, Me, Dec. S.-The Maine Pub
Ii Utilities Commission will hold hear
ing beginning Monday forenoon at $50 at
the Chamber of Commerce rooms Lewis
ton. to determine tho responsibility for
the head-on collision Friday afternoon at
Lewiston between a Mechanic Falls car
of the L., A. & ". street Railway and a
Portland Lewiston interurban car, which
resulted In the death last Friday night
and early saturday morning at St. Marys
hospital. Lewiston, Of Eugene Roux. who
was learning to be a motorman. and his
instructor, Albert w. Beals, the motor
man on the L., A. & W. car.
At the hearing officials and representa-
tiyes OF both the interurban and the L..
A. & W. systems will give testimony, as
will some of the passengers on the wreck
ed cars
Roux, whose age was %. had been ter
ribly mangled. Both legs were broken
and the bones OF the left one were crush
ed into many pieces. He was in agony
thought that he was dying by those who
saw him. He had no color and his pulse
was feeble. According to physicians the
shock was as potent in causing death as
were the injuries. terrible as they were.
RouX was married but had no children
He had started to work last Tuesday.
Albert w. Beals, aged As, who was mo-
torman on the Mechanic Falls car died at
lo15 O'Clock Saturday morning. He sur
fered terrible injuries. He was conscious
to the last and talked with Mrs. Beais Is
minutes before he passed away,
John J. Snannahan, 90 years, the track
man. who was in the vestibule. is resting
comfortably. His left leg has been AMI
putated below the knee. He has other
injuries, but 1t Is thought that no will
recover.
The accident which occurred ct ESQ
L. NJ. Friday was one of the most Sc
rlous known in this section for years
The Interurban management states
that the signals were set to go ahead
at the outward end of the block. If
this was true. the Mechanic Falls car
entered the block with the danger sig
nal set against it or else the block did
not work
The crash OF the collision was heard
for blocks. The Mechanic Falls car
was travelling the faster, the Port
land car having just rounded the curve
at High street.
The bigger car naturally stood the
shock better. The front vestibule Of
tbe Mechanic Falls car was demol-
ished. In this vestibule We're the mo-
tornan, Albert Beals; Eugene Roux.
who WAS learning to drive, and John
Shannahan. a track man
George Blair, motorman on the
Portland ca, put on the emerSenc.-
ard jumped into the snow beside the
track before the crash
No passengers were injured serious
IN. although TWO women in the Ne
Chanic Falls car We're injured Mrs
jefferson j. Hatch, Mirot avenue. An
burn. was thrown against n seat and
scyerlr shaken and Mrs. A. T.. Dur
gins ankle was hurt by some one steu-
ping On it in the confusion
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The members Of the Senior class Of
Hallowell High school were the guests
Friday evening Of Miss Jessica Has
kell at her home on Academy street.
A most delightful affair was reported
by yevervone present The evening was
passed in the enjoyment of games and
music. Dainty refreshments were serv-
ed by the hostess. A happy feature OF
the occasion was the presentation of
several Christmas gifts by the class.
one Of the gifts being q s. government
thrift stamp
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day
wolf Lowry" IS the title OF the
new Triangle Ince play starring Will
liam s. Hart al the Strand theater to-
day. II is produced under the super
vision Of Thomas H. Ince and was
written by Charles Burner Dazey,
AS Wolf Lowry Hart turns from
the grim. warrior-like ranchman TO a
man Of softer nature This grea5
change in his life is brought about by
meeting Mary Davis, who he thinks
is settler taking a claim in the mids;
Of his domain. His friendship for her
develops into love. and lie becomes her
champion.
Buck t'annin", a designing real es-
tate agent. visits her and makes
coarse ani violent love Lowry. on
his WAY 70 see Mary. arrives il time
To save her and gives Buck >one min
ute 70 live, bUt she pcrsnades Wolf"
no: to kill him.
Margery Wilson appears as the girl
who enters tile somber life Of Wolf
Lowry. Aaron Edwards as Buck Fan
ming. the real estate agent ana former
salnblef and Carl Ullman as Over:
Thorpe are among those in the sup
porting cast.
Matinee 80. children six cents;
adults l5c; evening, and $50; 15c to
an ADV.
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The following Is tho program for
the Christmas tree exercises at :he
Free I!apti&t church Monday evening
Can:;.la. "Princ, ur Bethlehem open
ing chorus. In the Little Town of
Pgtnlehem". responsive !-e;. ding. lea ~
s;upt. =. :. Grant: prayer. Pastor \. 4.
Wal.h }c> ponse, quartet, 1--WE Hear
the Christmas AueelS': "a Christmas
Welrome" Helen DonLam. son by
school auI choir "UCaVcn'S Sweetest
story: exercise. "Onrc Upon a Time, !
eight Girls of Adde BcrYy'S class: song
school, The Merry BeiIa" recitatiuns,
Evelyn Eincs, Edna Warren Ellen Da
lis. Evelyn PVsha~d; solo "UnGcr the
Stow" Vera .'regan; violin solo, Cal
Yin Hutchinson; recitations, Glenwood
FHlconi Beatrice Falconi, Phyllis
page: duet, "Trd-r The Christmas
star" Florence Ring and Evelyn Push
ard dialogue. "ChriStmas Messengers,
boys of Walter Colby's class: rccita-
ton. Fred Recl1wth: duet. Tell Again
The story" Cora and Mabel Williams.
with chorus by girls Of Mrs. Morgan
Pakcr's class: recitatious. Gertrude
Craig Gladys Swift; motion song. by
the Hiues sisters; "Christmas Aid St
oictv," br T. girls; quartet, "Sleep,
Babe Of Bethlehem. reelection. Gla-
dys Sears; dialogue, Dorothy Dodge
ana Eleanor Stuher: recitation. Ma
2ic Bechwith: solo. Where VIII the
Brides Siorp." Pearl Williams: reci-
tations. Ernest BeckwitE. Lillian Da-
H.: quartet. ":Star III Peace; dialogue.
Joserhiue Rmos edith ana Evelyn col
~. Closing chorus. "peac" on Earth. !.
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Prompt Pupils

Names Of pupils Hot absent during
fdl term Central Street. Grade VIII
Evelyn Garry. Emma Daley, Harold
Dale Joseph CHM, Frances Hayes.
MARY holland. T.lIon IIutchines,
Ralph McCurdy, Virginia Mcnamara,
Catherine lfod-don Robert Simons,
kAtherine Neril. Assent one-half
day-FIarvey Allen, Thelma lIatna-
way
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HoIlingsworth G Whitney Employees
happy

The Hnllin"sworth ana Whitney co.
on Friday distributed 10 their en-
ployes in this city 4 fne Christmas
present IN the shape Of 70 per cent
bonus. This means that each man
received !" per cent Of the salary
which h" had received during the year
1917. This bonus was in addition to
the ~ per cent. bonus paid the en-
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Funeral services for the late Samuel
s. George were held at o'clock sun
dav afternoon from the residence on
Water street. Rev. $. +. Leech. pastor
of the Methodist church. officiating in
the presence Of the relatives and
friends The bearers were Samuel.
Charles and Leonard George and Hen
nv Ellis. Interment was in the TAM
liz lot at the Hallowell cemetery.
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3. +. Cutler. foreman OF the stltch-
ing room of Marston 4 Brooks shoe
factory. was presented with q $50 gold
niece as a Christmas gift by the en-
ployes in his room on Saturday ana
Charles W. Johnson, foreman OF the
cutting room, was presented with 2
purse Of so as Christmas gift by
the employees in his room.
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Those desiring assistance Oh their
questionnaires MAY secure it at the
council rooms at the City building each
day this week, except Tuesday be-
tween The hours Of to and to 8
p. VI. Members and associates OF the
Advisory Board Will be in attendance
during these hours