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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-04-03
HOME DESIGNED
TO PLEASE ALL
So Arranged That Every Member
Of the Family May Find
Pleasure Therein.
PROBLEM NOT A HARD ONE
Before Beginning Building, II Is q
Good Plan to Have a General In
derstanding Of Just How tho
Building Is to Be Laid Out.
BY WILLIAM A. RAOFoRD.

Mr. William A. Radford win answer
questions and give advice FREE OF
COST. on all subjects pertaining to the
subject OF building. for the readers OF this
paper. On account of his wide experience
as Editor. Author and Manufacturer. he
H. without doubt. the highest authority
on all these subjects. Address all Inquiries
20 William A. Radford. No. 1877 Prairie
avenue. Chicago. ILL.,. and only enclose
two-cent stamp for reply.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1917-04-03
Can't Keen II Dark.

!. | operated a merry.go-round."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12
STATE OF MAINE
(Hand-finished, Fine Gauge Ribbed)

'nGnty Of Kennebec. SIS. O,t IS 1917.
nd,'h nt@heh @n execution, wherein J. G.
men,. Gh"''E, ,, e' 'n.Ei' in the County OF Ken
Fns. - Staie Of Maine, IS plaintiff and
~ go htTey OF Mt. Vernon, County
=, ~ n Nehhehec and State of Maine. is de
t;n, ;,Not1l'' WI aAl Will be sold By public auc-
,G,- Wv Va IN" twentieth day uf November,
oB an @l ~ clock in the forenoon at the
ieid y, W. Ellsworth +. Peacock, in Read
e0rit,+ :" s5id county. all the right and
an tbn 't3,'i ~, n the County of kenhebec had
The ',c s'.G eighteenth day OF May. 1877. when
WI, S"'ne was attached on the original
MOI, ~ ~ redeem the following described
.r.,dren d7"ren real estate. situated i'll Bel
lny5 80" III MI. Vernon, in said county,
'he i.,,i33 'itdln lot or parcel of land with
ana ~ thereon situate in Belgrade
>fa,o w.. Vernon aforesaid. county and
lolIo,." VI'Sald, bounded and described as
Nel,o' I" VII, On the North by land of
rsa ','u Snerhourne, Andrew Dudle.- and
The 1ls,nl ''it'Sh; on the east by land OF
~ Elk central railroad; on the South
ard ''" | i"rmerlE of Mary f. Wadle,sh:
,,n ,o' oa the West by the cross road lead,
hog 'rUn .,,., Jones Corner, SO called. to the
or y odG SO called Also one other LOT
Rale. ot land situate in said towns OF
tol9uaeap ana of Mt Vernon bounded as
Morrill,, 70 WI, bounded westerly and
Railrn.E ny land of said Maine Central
FTant, Fr,'p"q; Easterly by land of Bert and
Sonfh. fidiI and land of William Lord:
Also 10y "y lard of said William Lord
Nerrn "'her lot of land situate in Nj.
ming y. .hd bounded as follows: Begin
Wiihar She southwest corner of land Of
N sa;A i,l'oitts: thence running easterlv
Nlne,,H lahd OF WILDER Tibbitts about
men.. NO tss) rods to stone monu-
rods ,uiehee Northerly Fifty-four t5p
Il Ill HHehee Easterly about Six t6) rods
,her"o me of the Maine Central Railroad.
roaa Aortherly on the line of said rail
II u ianh now or formerly owned by
Wadio; a"sd0ielgh: thence westerly on said
Son.bnshs south line to a road: thence
land ~ cry on the line of said road to
Nv ~ ~ or formerly owned bv s. A Dud
and ,bona'e easterly to spotted tree:
tonef tce Southerly to the first men
.onve,o4 94oahd; being the same premises
NJ ,Sao !" me Augusta Loan and Build
norte,c," "Gta uon by said Whitney by
caniHG - qeed, dated Mar. 10. 1917, and re-
toot =. hennebec Registry Of Deeds. in
-4sis.- ~ page 53S, to which deed and
more ference is hereby made for a
lremissms' m'i qeular description of said
by ,ha pom the said mortgage given
Aucms,as saiH Eugene Whitney to the said
an6 - Loan and Building Association
10 d,' oFded as aforesaid there is said ,o
fve Se 6ensah about Seven Hundred seventy
Twsnt; Tysntd at Mt. Vernon aforesaid tho
'"e"ueth day of October. Ioi A = Sag 1917 'he
ocI@ MOI, ;, HIRAM GILMAN.
Deputy Sheriff.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12
Webber-Gra

The pleasant home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Guy o. Nickery at 20 Western avenue
was tile scene Saturday afternoon Of a
pretty wedding when Mrs. Nickery' 8
sister, Miss Jane White Gray of New
tonville. Mass. became the wife of
George Randall Webber Of Augusta.
The wedding was of a quiet home ma
ture, only the relatives and mme-
diate friends of the bride and groom
being present, and was solemnized at >
O'Clock. the ceremony being conducted
by Rev. \. Francis Walch pastor Of
the Winthrop street IniNersalist
church of this city, the double ring
service being employed. The parlor
where the ceremony occurred was SIM
ply but effectively decorated in honor
Of the happy occasion, an American
flag being draped in the hay window
where the young couple stood, While
around the room We're spray; of ever
green and berries. Tie wedding march
from LOhengrin was rendered by Miss
Ruth c. Nickery, and Master S. S.
Randall, Jr., was the ring bearer.
The bride was accompanied BY her
sister, Miss Alma Gray of Newton
Vile Mass. Following the ceremony
an informal reception was held. during
which refreshments We're served. Mrs.
Smith :. Randall poured and Mrs. t.
III. Randall served creams, they being
assisted by the Misses Mary Coveney
of NeW:Onville. Mass. and Adcline
Johnson, Constance Randall, Aileen
Morang and Alice Weston of this city
Mr.. and Mrs. Weber left on the 4.o7
express for Boston on the.r way to
Rockaway Park, Long Island, n. y,
where Mr.. Webber. who is a member
of the United States Naval Aviation
Corps, is stationed, and where they will
for the present make their home.
Both young people are well known in
Augusta and have many friends who
will unite in wishing them happiness.
The bride. who for number Of years
made her home in Augusta, is grad
uate of Cony High school and followed
her school life here with a course of
training in the Newton hospital at
Newton Lower Falls, Mass, gradual
ing from that institution as a profess
,sional nurse. She was member of
the First Harvard Unit and served for
six months in France
The groom is the youngest son of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank l.. Webber of 20
Sewall street. and is by trade IN cleo
trician. He attended Cony High
school and was for a while a member
of the firm of Webber and Church,
electrical contractors Of this city. He
was also for about six years in the
same business in California. AS stat
ed above he is now in the United States
Naval Aviation Corps.
Those present from out of town at
the wedding We're the brides father,
John Oh GfaS of Belfast her sister,
Miss Alma Gray of Newtonvillc. Mass;
her brother, Maurice Graz Of Liberty.
with Mrs. Gray, and Miss Mary
CnVanev Of NeWtonville. sss-e u 8A4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12
TO THE AUGUSTA TAX PAYERS

Most Of the 1917 Poll Taxes have been
paid. yet a few have not performed that
duty. This Poll Tax was due last May.
and its payment should not be longer
postponed
Quite a number have also neglected to
pay their Property Taxes, and attention
is called to the fact that the collector is
obliged by law to POST in TWO places
in EACH WARD. the name of every per-
son whose real estate tax is unpaid and
later to sell the property. This advertise
ment of taxes will take place in Decem-
ber therefore PAYMENT should be made
AT ONCE.
For the convenience of Tax PAYERS, the
Collector will during the month OF No
vember. accept the balance Of the 1917
taxes in one or more payments, so that
person finding it difficult to remit the
whole amount at once, may send what
they are able to, forwarding the balance
the last of November.
The Collectors Office is open daily from
A NJ. to 12 Noon. and from 100 to 4P
NJ Saturdays from 9 A. N. to Il Noon
WILBERT S. WILSON,
City Treasurer and Collector
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12
TO STAR IN BLACKJACK
Young Men of Three M" Club Will
Display Minstrel Talent

The Three Ms" of the Methodist
church, an organization composed of
the young men of w. J. Layton's Sun
day school class, are getting ready for
a minstrel show which they will pre-
sent Nov. 80. for the purpose of rails
ing Sunday school funds. 1t is doubt
full if there is another club of it's size
in the city possessing equal talent in
the entertaining line. Several of the
members have already won laurels by
their performances in Chizzle- WiZZle
minstrels.
To make the show more than a
winner the young men have called up
on several of the gifted young ladies'
of the church for assistance. Rev. W.
J. Layton will he interlocutor and the
end men will be Herbert Folsom. Car
roll FIutchins, Ellis Walker and Har-
old Fisher.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12

People who have the American fac
displayed at their places of husineSs
or at their homes should remember that
one Of the rules observed il displaying
the colors is that they should be TAX
Ell in at sunset. This rule is observed
at all army posts, forts and or ship
board in the navy. tho ceremony Of
raising and lowering the colors, and
citizens generally in Augusta follow the
same rule, bat there are two flags on
Water street which are lott out in ali
kinds of weather and apparently have
OF been taken in since they were first
displayed. One is row in shreds and the
other will soon be in equally bad shape.
Such treatment is not showing proper
respect to the flag.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12

The Bracket school at North Augusta.
which was closed for several days last
week, on account of the discovery of q
case OF smallpox in that district, will re
sumo its sessions this morning. The sit
uation as regards the disease in Augusta
is considered more favorable. No cases
have been reported since the first two
Of last week. the patients in both Of
which are doing We'll and there is-a feel
ing among the authorities that the dis
ease will spread no farther. A close
watch will be maintained, however, and
everything done to prevent further
spread.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12
ROGER WILLIAMS CLUB
Exercises in Observance of Its 10th
Anniversary

Special exercises in observance Of
the 10th anniversary Of the Roger Will
liams club of young ladies Of the First
Baptist church were held at the Sun
day morning service at that church.
Rev. E. S. Philbrook gave an address
upon the name, nature and work Of the
organization, in which he pointed out
the fine work that the club has done
both in and outside Of the church.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12
HOLDS FALL MEETING
Maine Writer'S Research Club Hears
State Supt. of Schools

The Maine Writer'S Research Club.
of which Mrs. Z. G. CARL is president
and Miss Jessica J. Haskell is secre-
tary, held its fall meeting last Satur-
day at the Hallowell House. Lunch
con was followed by a business meet
ing and most interesting talk by DR..
4. O. Thomas. State superintendent of
schools. who was guest of the club
Later the club adjourned to Miss Has
kell's home where was passed a very
pleasant hour.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12

A collection of several hundred letters
and papers Of Oliver Goldsmith has just
some to light in England, after having
been lost for more than century. The
letters wer collected by the Bishop Of
DrOmore. a friend of Goldsmths, soon
after the latters death. The trunk con-
tanning the letters came into the posses
sion of the Bishops daughter. and had
never. been opened until few weeks ago
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12

e. Parker Craig Of wollaston, Mass,
who had been the guest Of relatives in
Augusta for a day or two, left on the
Saturday afternoon express for Boston
on his way to San Antonio, Texas. Mr..
ton Corps and is stationed at the avts-
ton school at Kelley field. the same place
whore W. T. Emerson, formerly manax-
er Of the Augusta House, Is in training.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12

the price OF San Felce to &c. To those
discriminating smokers who appreciate
cigar Of merit we ask your continued
patronage. 1t goes without saying that
the usual high quality of the San Felice
will be maintained. The San Felice cigar
is now IS. The elWemmer Co. Lima
Ohio.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12
San Felice Cigar
Now &c
Advance in Raw Material Cost
NeceSSitateS Small Increase in Price

The rising cost of raw materials, in
creased taxation and advanced wages
during the past year have been so great
that it has become impossible to continue
to sell the San Felce cigar for &c and
still maintain its high quality. The time
has come when we are compelled to raise
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12

Only two arrests were made by the
police during the past week, and they
both came Saturday. one being for in
toxication and the other for larceny The
cases will be heard this morning before
the municipal court.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12

Whether you wish to purchase now or
later you will be interested in Chernows-
kys window display of Harvard Mills un-
derwear. You can be warm and COM
Portable and still retain clean-cut, tail
ored lines if you wear Harvard Mills un-
derwear.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12

The schooner Sarah and Lucy. which
grounded Friday forenoon while being
turned in front Of the wharf of the
augusta Lumber Co, was floated that
right at high water and was made fast
The work of loading her is now in pro-
cross
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12

The members Of Henry G. Staples
Camp Sons of Veterans. will observe
Veterans Night" next Monday evening.
Nov. 49, 1t is planned to have a gem
eral good time and the members hope
to have present a goodly number Of the
members of the Grand Army of the Re
public.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12

Fred T. Shorey and Paul L. Folsom
of Boston and Edward l.. Evans of Mel
rose. Mass, arrived Saturday in An
gusta and left Sunday morning for the
big woods in quest of deer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12

Or. Hyatt. q Canadian army surgeon,
has been loaned by the Canadian gov
ernment for the War Work fund cam
paign in Maine. He is just from the
front in France and will speak at the
opening lunch at the Augusta House.
Monday evening at $50 Everyone of
the $50 members is urged to hear him,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12

The intention of marriage of AL
Phonse Bunsunt Of Augusta and Miss,
Mary Pouliot Of Brunswick has been
recorded with the town clerk of
Brunswick.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12

Claude Cole, who has recently been
transferred from the position of super
ntendent of the Augusta division Of the
Lewiston, Augusta & Watervile Street
Railway TO that of assistant to the gen
eral superintendent at Lewiston, moved
his family Saturday, to that city. where
they will for the future make their home
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Miss Florence Taught left SATURDAY.
for Boston for a visit of three weeks
with relatives and friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12

Mr.. and Mrs z. w. Dunning of Ban
sor returned Sunday to their home
after a two days visit here. They
made the trip by automobile.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12

William Woart Lancaster Of Brook
lyn, \. Y. and Edward Lancaster of
New Britain. Ct, are at their home on
South Chestnut street for a few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1917-11-12

A vocal solo was rendered in q very
pleasing manner by Miss Edna Lish-
ness, a member of the club.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-19
Wanrell Italian
School Of Singing
SUMMER SEASON

8 Special rates from June LIST 70 Sept.
Goth. 1917. The effect Of my efforts
to raise the standard OF vocal art II
Honolulu affords me great satisfaction.
Every day there is an increasing mum,
Der Of calls from people seeking g
consultation that their voice may be
properly placed. Nothing gives one
greater pleasure than the possession
81 4 weii-trained voice carefully taught
BY an experienced teacher. The
method followed by me 10 the pure
italian proper voice placing, tone pro
duction and general technique. Phone
2S76. Studio 1107, Colonial Hotel Fort
street, near Hotel street-Adv.
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Parade wns held On Thursday Aitor.
noon and Z number q spectators we're
out 70 witness e Although the
parade Il monthly affair 4 always
aruuses q great deal Of interest and
an audience IS always present when
II occurs.
On Monday Lieutenant and Mrs
Frank Drake Of Fort Ringer entertair-
ed Mrs. George Rhnlen ct dinner. af.
ter which Lieutenant and Mrs. Rhulen
and Lieutenant and Mrs. Drake atten.
ded the play at the Biiou theater.
Guests ct Lieutensnt Girls Buriin-
games dinner on Friday evening at
the Moana Hotel were Captain and
and Mrs. Thomas d. Sloan and Miss
Helen 0hnstad from Fort Kamehame-
ha. The hop at De Russy was attended
later IN the evening. @@
Mrs. John A. Baird was . charm
ing hostess ct Q two-table card party
on Friday morning. a series Of
bridge rubbers was enjoyed. AFTER
which delicious Refreshments were
served. ~
The prizes were pretty Japanese
work-bags, and were awarded to Mrs.
Russell p. Reeder and Mrs. John g.
ohnstad for their high scores.
Mrs. Baird,s guests were Mrs. Rus
sell p. Reeder. Mrs William Baird,
Miss Margaret Partridge, Mrs. ]. II.
Lee Holcombe, Mrs. John G. Ohm
sfad Misc Marian Vog1es. Mrs. Otto
Schrader and Mrs. Charles II. Steese
Mr.. George Marshall Of Honolulu
is to be an informal dinner host this
evening for Miss Marion Chaplin and
Miss Vivian Buckland Of Honolulu,
Captain Elmer r. Rice Of Fort Shat.
ter and Doctor and Mrs. Walter Rees-
man OF Fort Kamehameha.
A number or the post people
lmotored to Fort DeRussy last even
ing to enjoy the hop. Among the
dancers were Captain and Mrs. Geo.
Ruben, Captain Thomas D. Sloan,
Doctor ana Mrs. Walter Reesman.
Captain Malcolm P. Andruss. Captain
Otto Schrader, and Miss Helen Ohm
stad.
The playing Of the orchestra on
wednesday night at the moving pic.
ture show was decided success, and
added greatly to the entertainment.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-05-19

Captain ana Mrs. william Matson
after q month here, left for the main
land this week. Captain Matson has
greatly improved IN health to the
pleasure Of his many friends here.
Mrs. Lorrin A. Thurston left for
the mainland shi5 week, 70 be gone
q couple Of months. Mr.. Thurston
wiII look into mainland Outdoor Cir
Gle work while away.
Miss Barbara =. Baird, who has
recently been visiting in Winnipeg,
has arrived In Honolulu, to be- the
guest Of DR.. and Mrs. Hubert Wood
OF Waialua, Oahu. -
Miss Rita Colman and Miss Gene
We've Colman sie IN Honolulu, the
guests Of their sisters, Mrs. r ].
Linderman and Mrs. n. Simpson. =
81
Mr.. ana Mrs.. j. A. Buck, who came
down on the initial trip Of the Maui,
lei Tor the mainland this week after
pleasant five weeks here.
q
{. Mrs. Edward Tenney LEFT this week
for the mainland. She viii be back,
accompanied by Miss Tenney about
the middle Of June.
Mr.. q. B. Cottrell accompanied her
motkef. Mrs. James Lycett TO Cali
Efornia this week for trip ct three
months. Y
-, !. Z CO. !; San rr.nc,sco,
who was such . fa7orite during her
visit here, left this week for the main
land.
Miss A. Larkin, who accompanied
Mrs. A. II. Joiine from the mainland
here, left this week for the states.
Mrs. Henry q Cooper entertained
very informally 1t q luncheon on Wed
nesday 81 her Peninsula homes
Miss Helen Noonan and Miss Ala
ward LETT this ~eek for . two weeks
stay On the island Of Kauai
Mr.. ana Mrs. 4. 8. Moore are enter
tanning this evening with the second ol
their evening : tidge parties.
ttt1t4 = =
Mr.. and Ms George Bowies, who
have been guests ct the Mcana, LET
this week for the mainland
Mr.. and mrs. d. n. Moses Of Hilc
have gone. to San Francisco for 9
three months visit.
Mrs.. 4. 81. Joline left Cor the main
land this week after delightful vial
ID Honolulu.
!.
Mrs.. Charles Lincoln entertained
one table Of bridge on Friday after
noon.
Mn. Irving ]. HErd and two small
children lett foe { mainland visit thii
week.
Gov. Rorer o. Snla was 4 passen
ser bound Tor his home n India this
week.
M. and ms. Archibald a. YOUNG
let Tor the mainland this week.
Mr. md Mrs. D. L. wilmington left
or The mainland tAis week.
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c0T|N6S AND COMES
Of The SMART SET

m 6ni.hs Graves Il ssn Antonio,
KoI4 c..I were visitor. lor : o1y q
Honolulu Ills week 1I>ct = tour
month. tour. a. tho ORIENT WbNl
her. they we're ne guests q HI
II11< Xo0I.I and M Gu ButtcIph.
with whom tho ore old friends. A
motor zrir o II1ItiHa end beck and n
Ws,kil6 nd tie F.li 6.4e re visitors
glimpse q Oahu
Ma PAU BsSk. Who Was 5 dsy vis'
tor here this week On her way g
TIE Philippines % icIn her husband
was the guest ~ Mr1. Edward H.
Watson while here. Nrs. Beck u 4
talented writer who has been on the
mainland for Sorpe months.
Word comes th,f Major Gideon Van
POOLE a Improved and the crisis
passed news thoi q pleasing ID ~
q Nai1r and Ma Van Pooie's friends
"a Hono|1lu. Major Van Poole has
gone to The Hot SPRINGS 70 recuper'
6te.
N0LIM.00I. 0II -Ll4. Ao-LlI N-IILII
ana Mr.. M1hen BeaIl have moved
from Hos1ingcr street - zozs Oahu
avenue, corner q Male way, Mehoa
If&r rIon g occupy the Wadmar
home iof : year o. longer.
Mr1 Edward Lenney lett tor {
i4,p a E1n Era1clsco this week Ehl
Io53 q re her non Vernon, Who d
4. trt1o - he PreIi6io. and With Miss
WIIh1IUinn Icnncy WI return hers q
tie nineteenth cf June.
Nh. nilsy nleS WIN ssil ior the
mrini1nf next week Tor en- extended
try. She WiIl 90 fLrst e her fornel
home n ecattle Later = ne sum
nor ri. Alien WIN JON her Tor 9
vacation tzip.
nsx. and m. 4 q. Trscy have
moved INTO TIE house On harslnsel
l,rsof r6oontiy occupied ~ oommooor'
on6 Mn. Dennis Latnn. Aey. ~
Tracy 4 TIE recior q g olemenr'
Mn carolyn 30 h't snd ". :: 2
HurhIit VIC toto been 1eEc tor 80
uonII1 - ~ Euoltl ot -1Lr ufotnef
In-ISE md U<tlz, Col md ~ !n!ee 4
3 EcuStoa, ~ ~ the mainland sn''