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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-01
WaIa-Lsay COME

Tard-La1y Coznis-
Bnl-Hops Lonng
Brsrn- Their City Cnristmss
Baroour-Tom Dick and Harriet
DzBlton n-T-om sioux 70 Susan.
Langs-On the Trall Of the Sioux.
Dickirsou-Chidrsu' Book Of christ
Lrss Stories.
DaTidson-Tippity-F -Flippits.
Fox-AdTenturss Of Sonny Bear.
Faulknar-Ch Christmas Stories.
Monarch. the Big Bear.
spssrman-Nan Of Music MounlslA.
Smith -Ezoch Crane.
Holland Boy Scouts OF Blrchbark
Gates Nannetts and tbs BABY Mon
EsJ
Jackson David copDerhsIa Rstoid
for Children.
ssamsa-Sspphirs signst
Rnit- Tyhselsr-B Boy VITA the C. q
indians. Boy with tbs q. S. Man.
steTeuzon-Chnd's Garden OF Verse.
PottAr-Ptzling Had; Ttnay -
toes; Jeremy Fisher.
Trowbridgs - Wireless Telegraph
Boy
Tomlinson- -scounas vita Dsnia
Boone.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-01

Grant. Police Reporter. in an cxclt-
ing detective play st K0zy
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-01
1Oc
ROBINSON CIRCUS
B0RN 93 YEARS AGO


AN 4a-A s4et Ltretg -tEree years ago
joan Robinson drove out d Utica s.
iY rith RE first travelling circus sgsr
5FzsnizsS IL the Unitsd States. The
now vas carried on 1--WE wagons
N0u < takes three trains of sixty cars
. fTanIpoFf ne eiFegs and the one
Faag baa girss away 10 three rings
fso stages sn aerial enclave and
vide aippodroms racing track This
hoH the oldest and largest in tie
eoanT5 = billed d visit chickssha
aetdnes DAY. September lzth. ard viii
bs under the personal direction u
John q Robinson > grandson u the
founder
The history of the Robinson family
y an interesting Dae. John. the Firsi
vas picked ost bg his parents ior the
ministry The yosHs man dia not ike
~ 'des BE vented to Be a sh0s
@an 2ad shop man BE- became the
day he drove out of Utica slth hls
five wagons Iie had Just been mar
ned and bis wife drove one d the
teams H was her honeymoon trip
aud Il lasted two years. uuai fhe little
show reached Cincinnati. Ohlo. then
village on the banks of the Ohio river
Robinson liked the place and selected
ct - permanent quarters Land be
bought q that time Tor pasture for his
horses g sfill in the Robinson family
and Oh a portion u Il q situated fhe
famous Robinson opera house And
& s. directly aero the street from ,
city hsH
Year after year Robinson drove
away from Cincinnati with hia show
and every year Dc increased ii {n size
He possessed = family of growing son-
and they wero speedily initiated into ,
he workings or the circus When
FBr was declared the elder Robinson
Unlisted Do az Ohio regiment and hls
ons continued the circus At the
lose N fhe conflict Robinson gave
of bis dsiiy receipts for
he rehabilitation of soufhern school
iouaes and churches which had been.
amaged during battles r.
The Old man died m 1866 and his
lace vas taken By john p Robinson.
ia eldest son who IS How retired and
ives iu Cincinnati IIe is known IN
be circus world a "The Cogeuor~
ibis sou discarded wagons n mesus
Z IRAN norsilou ard placed 40 rir
us 90 barrea pulled by steamboat i.
nd plagrd river lovae for yeaFe FT
hos Mas iho nrsl to 8rr railroads fOr !.
-aurportaiioa and the flrf - journey I
b California aud return The same scar +.
naa the first shon 70 use gas lights
IA Then electricity and the first III
rgaHizo The now popular three ring
.reus"
James a Bailey. iale manager and !
auer of tho Baruum and Bailey cir =
gs worked ag au agent for Cover 5
or Robinson THE old shou uade .
an Rice famous as clown and pro 2
1cod james Robiusou. known years Z
20 as the champions bareback rider !.
{ iAc world 4
The Robinson circus has been first +,
ali arenic Innovations and this year b
as forged ahead of all competitor g
Z uslng gas for cooking purposes y
he gas is generated daily 90 special 3
constructed machines = I.
Governor Robinson retired FROM n
tive service several years ago and n
e directing power Of the monster
iterprise fell 10 John c. Robinson,
bur generations of the Robinsous are
i've and the name bids fair to live !,
rever :,
T .
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-01
- Legtnar . -.

Dick Louthan. of This city. rh0 hsa
been connected vith state offices a
Oklahoma City for several years. has
received All appointment as chief ac-
oOnntant with ar engineering corps
that viii soon 81 70 France He vas
ordered to BE- in readiness 70 report
fgr duty Immediately Mr Louthau
was in chickasha today to attend to
business matters
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-01
verne castiemsr Funeral

Verne X Cssiieman. the % year Old
son o. Depnty Sheriff BOB CsstleusH,
died last night and funeral services
@era conducted st The residence. sgf
south seynth street. this afternoon at
$3.50. Rev J.. L. COheH officiating In-
terment occurred in the Rose Hill
cemeterY
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-01
nlen COST OF LIVING REDUCED

HIGH COST or LIVING REDUCED
AH ncce siiies groceries paints
SIS sud stock foods ai whoie4 4le pric
ss Statesmen. 20 into q ggod ogad
legitimate money making business oi
your own 40 capital regaired Build
home and bank accounts IS hundreds
0r our men are now doing Our good
and house nationally known Ask
your hsnkcr Establish regular
trade in sour home territory 80 col
iectioua Or iossee. Experience not
nece AIRY with our simple but eifec-
tive selling plan which earns for you
$1,000 to $3.50 monthly easy ExclH.
sire protected territory write today
Tor more Information John sexton q
Co. Wholesale Crorers Lake a Frank
iln sta. Chicago. fii II
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-01
sub,,.tu,. for Fountain p.n.

Spring clips 70 b. fastened 70 an or.
dlnary pen. enabling II 10 hold q con
siderable quantity of Ink and 20 per
form the funcfic u a fountain pen
have been inv
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-01
!. SHORT STORIES
OF THE TOWN !


CITY csmstsry Esssrist3sr Meets
The city Csuste-T association will
meet Monday afteuocn a. 3 o'eleck
a. ire city ban snd faa zlts-dance
IS requested 81 the 0fficars
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-01

he said. Where are My Trousers s'
Come to the Kozy tonight and see.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1917-09-01
~ sERvIcE couRsg

- > ~-TIF TT ~ -FIUE
Il you are interested in preparing
Tor civil service examination. come and
talk with Us about it Chickasha Bust
ness College. s0-st
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-13
WINDSORVILLE

Earl Joscelyn has gone to Shirley
Mass, 10 remain this winter
! Leslie Leavitt of jefferson is with Mr.
and Ms. ". II. Colby, Sr.
Frank Jewett of Whitefeld was in towr
Tuesday on business.
Miss Mona Pinkham has gone to Bos
Kenneth Pinkham.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Marston, who were
! entertained two weeks at the hospita BILE
home OF Gabriel Joscelyn, have returned
to Massachusetts.
Mrs. j. j. Longfellow of Augusta was
q recent guest of her brother, Arthur
Marson.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Piper Tuesday. Nov. s. She has
been named Mabel Madeline
Mrs. Dora York Of Waldoboro was a
visitor in town Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Griffin were the
proud parents of twin daughters, named
Leona and Lulu Eldora. Baby Leona
lived but a few days. to the regret OF
all
Miss Grace Pinkham has gone to Bos-
ton to remain the winter.
Mrs. f. P. Weeks and daughter, who
passed the summer with her mother Mrs
John Dougie have returned to their home
in Lewiston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Sproul have closed
their house and gone TO Augusta for the
winter
A. J. Griffin was business visitor in
Augusta Monday and Wednesday
Mrs. Cora Hunt and Mrs. George Even
and son Raymond. who have been guests
for two weeks at the home Of Alfred
Griffin, returned to Woonsocket, r. l..
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Northev OF
Whiteheld were visitors OF their dauyh-
ter Wednesday. Mrs. Adelbert Sproul
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Meservey and
daughter Madeleine have gone to Weeks
Mills to work in the canning factory.
Harland Hussey had narrow escape
from serious accident when his steering
gear broke on his automobile recently.
Miss Eva Lyon went to Augusta Mon
day to remain during the winter.
The fall term at Erskine schoo,.
taught by Miss Annie Lyon, closed Fri
day. Nov. 3 There were four pupils who
did not miss one day. Isabel and wilfred
Dodge, Nellie Sturtevant and Cora cr,f-
fin who also received prize in smelling
The winter term will commence Eovem-
Der ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-13

Medical Training Camp, Oglethorpe,. Ca,
C. w. Robinson, Army and Navy 7. NJ.
G. A.. Newport. R.. l.: P; A. Thompson.
Seaman. Z: S. s. Mona. \. T. Postmas-
CLASS OF 1918: J. c. Ashworth. Corp
18th Co., 9Th Reg, Quantico; NJ. L Bev-
erage, Hospital Corps, Co. H. 10Sd Reg
4 E: F.; I, L: Black; a Fl F. =; E = =
camp Greenieaf. Fors ogiethorpe. Ca; R
T. Carey, Musician, U. S. A. e. C. Chase;
Lieut.. Supply Co, 1881 Inf, Camp Hill.
e ea5ssF & r P F ehaTss ST. Mass
L. A. Craig; L. c. Dunbar, Camp Devens'
Aver. Mass; S. Dunnack. Midshipman. =.
S. Naval Academy. Annapolis, Nd; ii; r.
cum. \. Y, F. A, Gibson, U. $. n. r F.:
Portsmouth, y. H; ]. w. Greene, Fort
slocum. y. Y; A. S. heath, Sergeant
Battery L, H F. A., Westf1eld. Mass; +:
G. Hughes, Cambridge Mass f Porfl
land, Maine: G. r. Mccarthy, Bugler'
Co. H. 1o3d Reg. L. s. Inf, A. E. f.. A.
". Maddox, Sergeant. Supply Co, 60. r.
103d Reg. A. f. F; a. 6: Sanderson. Ma
val Hospital. Kittery, Maine; A. J. Os-
good, Hospital Corps, Go. II, i03d Reg. A.
+. F.; W. i. Peterson, Hospital Corps,
60. II. 1880 Reg, A. E. F.; j. A. Stowell'
Musician, Go. II. 105d Reg, a. f. f.; ?
D. Twitchell, 18th co. 4th Battalion. De-
pot Brigade Aver, Mass: NJ. n. Wels-
man, Chief Petty Officer. L. 5. \. r. F.
Pier ~, New York; G. r. Written, Bat
.. terry B, 3o3d Reg. H. F. A, Camp Devens'
Aver, Mass; G. T. Hendricks Aviation
CLASS OF 1920: W. y. Baxter U. $. y,
r. F., Portland, Maine; r. L. Brooks, Co.
D, 103d Reg. A, L. T.. {. g. Brownvills,
Medical Corps, 90. II. l03d Reg, 4. F.: +
G. L. Evans, Training School. Newport,
r. J.: +. l.. Giroux Mounted Scouts, Go.
H, 1o3d Reg, A. L. F.; L. W. Holbrook,
1o-Saw Mill Init, No !, Ardgay. Ross
Shire. Scotland; 3. F. Lord. Coxwain, y.
s n r. F, Portland. Maine: T. +.
Morse; A NJ Pottle. L. S. S. Huron, y.
Y. Postmaster; S. \. Shibles, Camp Dew
ems, Aver, Mass; II. II. Sturtevant, I. S.
y. F.. F., Portland. Maine; L. B. Titcomo,
H. F. A Fort Strong. Boston Harbor; ".
W. Cross.
SPECIAL STUDENTS AND OTHERS:
A D. Colby Co. 3. Walker. Memorial
Hail. Cambridge, Aviation Corps NJ. ]. I ;
A. r. Daviau. U. $. y. r. F; r. u. Pagan.
nth Co. Quantico; J. Q. Johnson, Camp
Devens. Aver. Mass: f. 2. Craig, '06; j..
R. Bowler -. Plattsburg Camp; y. j.
Crossman. Is, Troop B. First Mass. Cav
airy: c. NJ. Jolly. Engineering Corps, Fort
Slocum, y. Y: c. b Ieseur, II. L. s. \.
r. F.: p. y. Loveit, Troop 3, list Mass.
Cavalry; A. II. Knight. H. Asst. L. S. n.
Portsmouth, South Elliot. Maine: w 3.
Arnold. 10: .. g. Roby. 70 101st Reg, T..
s. Inf A f. F.; C. Barnard. IA. R. O. It.
c. Fort Niagara, \. Y; u. p. Tozier, en-
eineering Corps Fort Slocun, \ y: s.
NJ. wallace, Is ST. ". s. Field Hospital.
France.
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Funeral of Francois X. Letournes

The remains of Francois X. Letourneau
Of Detroit, Mich, formerly of this city.
arrived in the city yesterday forenoon
at 10 O'Clock and funeral services were
conducted at the Notre Dame church i'm
mediately after.
The remains were escorted from Mich
igan by Mr.. Letourneaus son. Louis \.
Letourneau and he was Joined at Frank
lin. Mass. by his sister, Miss Marion,
who is attending school at Dean Acad-
envy Franklin. Mass. Mr.. Letourneau
was born at Old Town. Me-, June 5, 1853.
and died at the Ford hospital at Detroit.
among the relatives other than those
mentioned who attended the funeral were
Joseph Cloutier, Miss Martha Cloutier
and Aurele Gagne Of Lewiston; Mrs.
William Faulkner, Gardiner: Mrs Geo.
Burns, Hallowell; Mr.. and Mrs George
Blackman and Mr.. and Mrs. Eddie Black
man of Bangor: Mrs. John NJ. cyr. Miss
Louise Cyr and Louis Cyr OF Old Town.
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BURNHAM

Mrs. Clyde Allen entertained a few
| friends Friday afternoon. Mrs. Il. Z
Kinney was the guest Of honor the nj,
casion being TO celebrate her BIRTHDAY
Delicious refreshments were served b..
| the hostess. Among those present wtH
Mrs. Kinney, Mrs. Sarah Allen. Mrs.
A. Dyer and Mrs Albert Cole
A meeting will be held at the hall Fl
day afternoon of this week for the D4''
pose of organizing an AUXILIARY Of r'
Red Cross and all who are interested az
invited
Mr., and Mrs. Franz; Hoxie and daugi
ter Christina of Lewiston are WISHING
his mother, Mrs. Jennie Smith, and ot5s
relatives here
Oliver BUCKLEY, the third trick opera
tor at the NJ. c. r. r. station. IS 81.
joyinS a 10-days hunting trip I'm Ii" W
entity Of Greenvlle.
Friends here of Karl Mckeechne an
Gerald Glidden OF Fairfield. who former
ly resided here. will he interested =
learn they have enlisted and are mem
bers of the 18th Aviation Corps and ha"
left for Texas
Friends of Elmer Mitchell Leon NJ
Nally ard Melvin Hubbard will be IN
terest3d to know that they are some
where in France
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Cole Of Unity W.
tied Sunday with her sister and fam''s
Mr.. and Mrs. T. t. Goodwin.
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BENTON

Virgil Smith has returned TO his hons
in Portland, being called here ~ w
serious illness Of his father r. A. SniiH'
Mr., and Mrs. Lloyd Harmon Of chr
ton were guests Sunday of Mr. and Nr
James Warren
Mrs. w. f. Brown Of Old Town. wh0
has been visiting her sister. Mrs. Az
bic Reed. returned home SATURDAY
Miss Leora Prentis is at home on a.
count Of the smallpox epidemic who
broke out in Gardiner where she
teaching.
w ]. Ford, who has been III, IS aN'
to be out. y
Mrs. Ed Chase 'and children pass@
Sunday at the home Of Mr.. and ME-
George Wyman.
Mr., and Mrs. Wesley Brown were !"
Winslow Sunday
Miss Evelyn Wyman is passing a rev
Gays with her cousin. Miss Marguerite
Hunter
Miss Anna Brown is Ill at her hons ID
Benton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-13
OFFICERS INSTALLED
KNIGHTS OF COLJNRTS

Inc officers Of the Knights Of Col
Cinous were installed last evening a,
lheir hall on Main street by District
deputy Joseph J. Smith of Augusta
AT the A. Q. L. W. hall deligbtrul
entertainment was held There were
addresses by Hon. Benedict Maher NJ
augusta, State Deputy Mellon of'Rid
deford and the installing officer. Mr.
Smith. :
a hne musical program was rem
aefed under the direction of Harrison
q. Smith and the ladies' of the Colun, :
ous Guild furnished refreshments ..
the close of the entertainment
The following officers were installed.
Grand knight. James NJ. Greaney; den.
uty grand knight. Dennis For.;p.
chancellor, l. n. Durette. Ap.,o,a,
secretary, T E. Delaney; record;na
secretary, John A. Hogan; tres s,Iro,.
tTed j. Holland; advocate, A. A. Mat.
thleu; lecturer, John #. Kellebar. !,
nef guard, John Fardy; outside gn,ra
James Mahoney s'''o'
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BINGHAM

The funeral services of vintot i
Hutchias were held on SUNDAY .,
North New Portland, Rev. 7. B. IA.
of the Congregational church col,,
from here to ofticiate.
The Sunshine Society is arran,i,,
10 furnish Thanksgiving dinners 81
the residents of the community VII
are in sickness or other trouble n,
ARRANGEMENTS being directly in char,,
of a committee of which Mrs Er,
Moore is chairman. \ very please.
meeting Of this organization was hi,
on Thursday last With Mrs. Eva B3,.t.
elder and another meeting VIII he be,l
December IS with Mrs Walter Rot.
inson.
The Congregational and Methods
churches held a union meeting on SIM.
day night in behalf of the Y. NJ. c. A
campaign which is to loo carried o,,
in Somerset county this week. Ear
r. r. HIATT presided, the meeting he.
ing held in the Conversational chnrt
and Rev. Fl. c. Berry ot"the Methods
church assisted in the service Ern.r
I. butlel oi SNOW ''e~"H VNl''alied lh1
absence Of Serg. Duffy. the wourds
Canadian soldier who was expeCp
to give an address and secretary r
~. Pierce of Wakefield. Mass, Y N
c. A.. who is conducting the camnsi-
in this county gave the principal Al
dress telling Of the work of the Y. \
c. A. association over the seas.
William Bracket has decided 10 v
E. Andrews one half interest in II
erist mill and saw mill, also abcr
Is acres of land on the casterly sid
of the River road in Pleasant Piic
Plantation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-13
COLBY COLLEGE
Elect Debating Club Officers
Alpha Delta ri Dinner-Class
Officers Being Chosen-Glee
Club Prospects Bright.

Earle Stanley Tyler 10 Of Harring-
ton was yesterday elected the presi-
dent Of Colby College Debating Society
at a meeting OF the members in Chem
ical Hall. Tyler. who is a Junior, has
been prominent in public speaking and
debating since he has been at Colby
and will undoubtedly make good
president Richard l.. Sprague is of
Waterville was chosen vice pr .sident;
Daniel NJ. Crook Of Fall River. Mass,
was the choice for recording secretary,
and Herbert L. Newman IS of Weston
was elected corresponding secretary.
The meeting was adjourned after
these men had been elected until
Thursday aftern- on Of this week. The
other officers still to be chosen are
treasurer and executive committee.
Plans are being made to hold the in
tercollegiate debates with Maine and
Bates as usual this year.
The Alpha Delta Pi Sorority held an
informal dinner party Saturday at the
home of Miss Miriam Perkins is Of
West court. After a delightful dinner
a short program of readings was Civ
en-. and the rest of the evening was
spent in playing games. The read
ings We're given by the Misses Daisy
Murray, Jennie Sanborn, Alberta
Horne and Marion Horne. The house
was prettily decorated with college
banners and the colors of the soror-
ity which are blue and white.
meeting of the Sophomore class
was held after chapel yesterday at
which nominating committee was
appointed to nominate slate of Off
GERS for the class to vote on. This
committee was composed of one menu
Der of each fraternity and one nom
fraternity man.
Wentworth V. Driscoll Of Brooklyn,
\. T., was yesterday chosen president
of the Junior class, his opponent for
that office being Sydney P. Wyman of
Whitman, Mass. Drscoll is popular
among his classmates and we'll known
to outsiders through his baseball abil-
ity. Harold John Johnson of concord,
y. H., was the choice for vice presi-
dent: Vernon G. Smith was elected
secretary, and Harold Brakewood was
chosen for the .ecretarys position.
A short meeting of the Glee Club was
held in the chapel yesterday afternoon.
and large number were present
There is some promising material in
the Freshman class this year besides a
Soodly number Of the members of last
years club who have returned and the
prospects for a good year are bright
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-13

John NJ Cook died at his home in
North Vassalboro Sunday evening at
the age of SO years. He is survived by
a widow, daughter. Miss Mary Cook,
who lived at home; a brother, Edward,
of North Vassalboro and a sister in
California.
! Mr.. Cook was member of the
Friends church at East Nassalboro
and also active in Grange circles. The
funeral services will be held at the
home Wednesday afternoon and will
he private DIR. Louis Il. Jones will Of
ficate. Buyial will be in the Nichols
cemetery.
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Banquet Starts Y.M.C.A. and
K. Of E. War Work Campaign

Rev c. F. Robinson, Rev. Frank Sted-
man: s. A. Green. Carl Green. z. T.
Morton.
H. & W.-Robt. Nivison. Robt. Sto-
bic, George Stobie, Robt. H Stobie. w.
H Bowden, Percy Cram. George H
Mari, j. Howard Welch, w. l.. Lani-
gan, John S. Barnes, NJ. F. .McCathy,
Frank NJ. Rollins. Arthur E. Winslow.
James L. Dean, w. H. Smith, Frank
Roberge, Frank Cole.
Winslow-R w. Allen, A. NJ. Balen-
tine, Samuel Clark. John Bailey, Dan
Mason, Joseph Eaton, John Hogan.
James McGinnis.
Lockwood-E. H. Atwood, s. j. Cum
ningham, j. c. Lewis. A. Morrison, r.
]. Bowler. Jerome Roake. G.. II. Watts,
A. w. White. c. J. Murray. c. NJ Ken
nett, H. L. Tappan.
NJ. G. r. R.-Thomas Mclaughlin
Thomas Harold. a. MacNeil. Glenn J.
Reynolds, j. N. Nigue, Fl. P. Bradburn
Fl. Q. Woodfords, Fred Jordan. Fred
D. Lunt, c. r. Plummer, Edward
WEIGH, j. A. Lightbody. Emery w.
Cook. c. F. Bushey. James O'Neil, H
Proudman. Alfred Johnson, Ernest
Cote, William Nisue.
G. NJ. r. Col. D. Patton, G.. D.
Hegarty. H. D. Cunningham, F. H.
Mason, F. II. Soper.
Colby-A. J. Roberts, George F. Par
menter, j. VIM, Black, H. c. Libby, T.
B. Ashcraft.
Post Office. NJ. Richardson, c. l..
| Jones, 4. c. Clement
Hathaway-F w. Smith, Fred Per-
ry
Keyes Fibre co.-Dr. G. G. Averill,
II. J., Homes.
Waterville IRON Works-Harry Web
| Der.
| Wyandotte-N, H. Barrows, F.. w
! Waterman, Thomas McEwen.
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Very few apples have been sold ye
Howard Gray is building a sms
cottage on land of Mr.. Maeure.
Mrs. Alice Tuck gave a Surrr,
party at her homo Wednesday event.,
in honor of Miss Izctta Royal. VIZ
this week closes most SUGGEST,
term of school at SondersOns C0ra,
All of Miss Royals pupils as well .,
the parents and other friends were
present. a very pleasant evening va.
passed by all.
Misses Jennie and Alberta unist.
wood are visiting at I'll. j. TuCks
Ellery Jones went Monday to Water
Vile and expects to pass the winter
at HouIton.
The dance at Starting hall FrdH
evening was we'll attended and ml"
enjoyed. An orchestra of four piece
furnished excellent music Supper Va,
served at intermission There will b
another dance next Friday evening
The school entertainment given Al
Fayette Corner Thursday evening Wa
a decided success, fina nCiallv and o,h
erwise. The excellent program. whIc
showed careful preparation was as FOL.
lows: PianosGuet. Fay Gordon an
Gladys Jones; recitation, Thee Ken
song, Ruth Taylor, accompaniment by
Gladys Jones, dialogue, The MnS
ter's Cali: recitation, Theda Ken.
dialogue. Guess What Is In My Pooh
Ct; violin solo Merle Jones, reci,a
ton, Richard Collins; dialogue. "Whe
the School Bell Rings. piano SOL
Waite Gordon; recitation. Ralph Tay
lor: farce, Aunt Bctsey's BoauX
piano solo. Fay Gordon, recitation
Thelma Kent. Pies, ice cream and cih
were on sale and the sum of sl19j va
realized. Much credit is due the teach
er, Mrs. George Gordon. for the sue
cessful evening.
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Funeral Of j. Albert Jenkins

The funeral of j. Albert Jenkins vas
held at the Friends church at East
Eassalboro Sunday forenoon at 1920
o'clock Or. Louis T. Jones of Oak
Grove Seminary was the officiating
clergyman and paid a splendid tribute
to the personal qualities Of the de-
ceased.
There was a large attendance and
many beautiful flowers. number OF
people from this city attended the
services
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-11-13
Card of Thanks

We wish to thank our neighbors and
friends for their kindness during the
sickness and death of our beloved hus-
band and father and also their beau
tiful tribute of flowers and especially CO.
II.
MRS. \. r. SHURTLEFF.
MISS ALBERTA SHURTLEFF.
MR.. AND MRS. CHESTER STACK
HOUSE.