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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-17

Included in this unit were all Of the mem
oers Of the Maine contingent, many Of
whom were from Portland. This news
was received with much satisfaction here.
as there had been numerous rumors con-
corning the unit since it was known that
1t had left this country to take up its &C
tivities In the war zone
The Maine Central employees who went
across were under the command Of Will
liam L, Post of the engineering depart
ment at the Maine Central Office building.
Men from practically all OF the depart
ments fthe road, not only in Portland
but at other points on the line, were in
cluded on the roster
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READFIELD


The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Grant
Henry was the scene of a happy occa-
sion Wednesday afternoon when their
daughter, Marion Marie, was given in
marriage to Earle Edward Thibeaut of
Rumford.
The double ring service was impressive.
ly performed In the presence Of relatives
and few friends by Rev. Frederick s.
Walker of Portland who is summerins
in Readfeld. the bride being given away
by her father.
The couple were attended by Miss Annie
Robinson of Augusta as bridesmaid while
Leon Roberts did the honors as best man
Little Miss Elizabeth Walker acted as
ring bearer.
The bride was becomingly gowned IN
gray pussywiliow taffnta and reor~e.tn
crepe and carried shower bouquet OF
pink sweet peas. Miss Robinson was
charming in blue seorrettn crr-n The
wedding march was played by Miss Ruth
Fogg.
After the ceremony refreshments were
served by Mrs. Laura McCarty. Miss
May Rogers and Miss Eleanor F-ogg.
The happy couple left for parts I'M
known amid showers of rice, confetti and
good wishes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-17
Ballots for Both
in the
Pine Tree State

There is no good logic in the argument
that to allow women the ballot would
merely double the cost of holding cleo
tons without any benefit in proportion
to the added expense. In the first place it
could Tot double the cost Of holding cleo
tons. One set of election officials would
still suffice for each voting place and
there would be but one set of registration
officials. In fact the same machinery
necessary to conduct an election with
just men voting would suffice if women
were added to the electorate in Maine on
September 10, when the question of the
franchise for Maine women will come be-
fore the voters.
1t is possible that in highly congested
districts there might be need of a few
more polling booths, but this could affect
only the very largest cities, and a few
more printed ballots might be needed but
these are minor details of election ex-
pense.
In speaking Of election cost those who
are opposing the franchise for Maine
women fail to call attention to the fact
that property-owning, tax-paying wom-
en- have been doing their share In
paying the costs of elections during all
this period Of time when they have had
no right to participate as voters.
In answer to the charge that the grant
ing OF the suffrage to women would in
crease the cost of elections the secretary
OF the state of Colorado said woman
suffrage has not increased taxes The
state regards it as an unqualified sue
cess Equal suffrage was granted to
Colorado in 1893. In 1915 the legislature
Of Colorado, for the second time, passed
resolution recommending woman suf-
frage. as practical political measure to
all other states.
Equal suffrage Is on longer an expert
ment in the United States. Wyoming has
had full suffrage for 4s years, so it is
with much interest that one turns to suf-
frage states to learn what their COVER
nors and secretaries of state have said
over their own signatures. as regards the
increased cost Of elections and taxes. A
few representative answers are as fol-
lows:
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS suffrage has not
increased taxes in this state nor the cost
of elections"
oALlr orH->iA- increased Gust u eiec-
ton expense because of women voters
very little"
KANsAs-"Increased cost Of election
| insignificant"
! MONTANA-"The argument OF in
creased taxation because Of woman suf-
| fraee is absurd
1DAHo-"Added election expense IN
! finitesimal"
/ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cost Of elections
through women voting not worth CON
sidering'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-17
.CAMPMEETING
AT RICHMOND

Richmond Camrground, Me, Aug 1e.-
The center point Of the growing
enthusiasm of the present revival
meeting was fifty concentrated bv an
impressive sermon on Wednesday by the
Rev. G. B. Cornish of Richmond, who
talked on The City for a Square" taking
up, in turn, the Intellectual political, So
cial and religious sides. A large audi
ence listened to his discourse.
Mrs. Millett has been holding children's
meetings at the grounds Her work has
been source of great interest to the
children and has received the emphatic
appreciation of the parents.
Rev. John Gibson of Augusta. one OF
the old pioneer Methodists. was present
at the afternoon meeting.
The success Of the campmeeting has
grown apace with the splendid weather.
All indications point to great results, both
spiritually and financially.
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NATIONAL HOME

Officer of the day. Capt. William
Donegan.
Charles E. Brown has been granted
furlough to visit relatives in Bel
grade.
Humphrey Jordan Of Marlboro. late
Co. I. - u S Inf. former member
has been re-admitted.
Benjamin E. Darr Of Cherryfield,
late Co. c, Maine Coast Guards, has
beeen admitted to the Home.
The remains of the late George f.
Bassett nave been sent to Spencer,
Mass, for burial.
The returns from furloughs Thurs
day were Eugene Hill from Marlboro
aid Charles W. Wallace from White
, field
The funeral Of the late George S.
Cooley was held from the Home
chapel at Q A NJ. Thursday, Rev. E.
w. Wehher officiating.
The picture for Friday evening will
he Harold Lockwood and Miss May AL
lison in THE River of Romance, a
five-leel feature taken around the
Thousand Islands in ST. Lawrence
River: Travelogue. and a Drew
comedy Ell titled "Crosbys Rest Cure.
Tho baseball game for Saturday
afternoon will be with a nine from
Eelgr ade Lakes and a close contest is
looked for
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EAST MONMOUTH
Maine Frosts, Please Take Notice
-MPEpc AMI coI-sI%s

MEMBERS AND COUSINS:
The Second Annual Meeting and
Election of officers of THE Maine Di-
vision" will he held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. !. Wesley Frost, East
Monmouth Maine. on Thursday.
August 23rd. 1917 A picnic dinner will
will he provided with the same. Din
ner at 1890 P. NJ, business meeting at
$50.
Conveyances will meet those coming
by rail at South Monmouth Station
Of the Lewiston and Gardiner Electric
Lire Gears running hourly from both
cities); also from Maine Central Sta
ton at Monmouth. Maine. (for time
Of trains, see Maine Central time
tahles>. Notice Of intention to be
present should he sent Mrs I. Wesley
Frost. Secretary AT least five days
prior to August card to insure perfect
ed arrangements.
All Frosts and their descendants
are welcome.
Last year fine body Of represent
alive Frosts Of Maine met at Tacoma
Inn on August 22nd and A permanent
organization of The Maine Division
Of the Frost Family Association of
America was perfected.
Come and bring your families with
you; let US meet and get acquainted
in a cousinly spirit. and make this the
one bright day in the year 1917
Sincerely your Cousin.
HENRY E. FROST. President,
Lewiston. Maine
Mrs. I. WESLEY FROST, Secretary,
Address: Winthrop, Maine, r. F. D. q.
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HEPR0F|TS, Then
GIVES HIS FRIEND
SOME GOOD ADVICE
Bangor Man Finds that TanIae Helped
Him, Has Confidence In II.

1T was a great relief to me, and
am quite sure that it will be to you"
This remark was made by j. o. Cat
cEell Of 2sS Park View avenue, Bangor.
and was addressed to a friend who
vas standing with him. Mr.. Gatchell
was in for another bottle Of Tanlac
and he told one Of the most interesting
Tanlac stories told in Maine in some
time.
Il suffered for some time with a Sc.
we're case Of stomach trouble" Mr..
Gatchell explained, You Of course
know what bad case Of stomach
trouble Is
II was tired all the time" Mr.. Cat
chell continued. Nothing seemed to
agree with me- and most everything
ate turned into gas and made life very
distressing for me both by day and by
night.
Il had tried many things, but was
determined not TO let any possible re-
lief slip by. Tanlac was recommended
to me by friends, and / acted on their
advice and started taking t.
Now my appetite is a hundred per
cent better and my stomach feels like
new one. Tanac certainly has re-
lieved me. It's been a boon, and moth
ing pleases me more than TO be able to
tell others how I have been benefited.
1t has proved relief to me. and
know that it will do as much for any
one else who takes It,"
Tanlac now is being specially intro.
duced in Augusta at these leading
drug stores: Bowditch & Webster;
Red Cross Ph'cy; c. B. Murphy; p. J.
Begin: Arthur Tetreault; John Cough
lin; B. r. Getchell. Tanlac agents in
nearby towns are: Belgrade, z. H.
Mosher: Bowdoinham, Hackett Drug
Co.: Clinton. J. E. Hall: Fairfield, r.
II. Neal: Gardiner. c. H. Beane; Madi.
son. II. H. Haines: Mount Vernon. A.
r. Cramm: Norridgewock. Spaulding
Drug Co.: Oakland, 8. J. Foster: Pa.
lermo Grange store; Pittsfieid. p. n.
Berry: Readheld. G. W. Manter; Rich.
mond. W. A. Bibber; Winthrop. c. p.
Hannaford.-Adv.
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DOVER

Two automobile owners, one from
Dover and the other from Guilford were
before Recorder William II. Dwyer in the
Piscataquis municipal court Tuesday
charged with operating motor vehicles
while under the influence of intoxicating
liquors. In each case plea Of guilty was
entered and Recorder Dryer imposed, in
each case a fine of $50 and costs which
the respondents paid and departed with a
stern warning that a second offense
means something worse. The complain
ant in the case was an inspector repre-
sentng the office Of the secretary Of State
at Augusta who has been active in the
prosecution Of the automobile laws In
this county for the past few weeks, hav-
ing special instructions TO prosecute all
cases of motor vehicle operation while
the drivers are under the influence Of
liquor.
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WEEKS MILLS

Miss Belle Doe has been making a
visit with friends in Albion.
An auto party consisting Of Mrs.
Verda House. Mrs. J. Lugee, Mrs. Bird
Brown. Mrs. Lizzie Proctor and Mrs.
Maud Manning visited at Camp Reyes
recently.
Herkles Brown was a Sunday caller
al his fathers, J. B. Brown.
Stanford Brown was a caller In
Somerville one day recently.
Gladys Glidden is visiting her friend
Pelle Doe.
Mrs. Sarah F. Richards Of Reading,
Mass, is visiting her daughter Stella
Brown.
Quite a number from this place
went on the excursion to Wiscasse,
Among those who went were Will
Shuman and family. Roy Clifford and
family, Herbert Mosher, Stanford
Brown and Viole Reed and a number
of others.
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FRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How to Remove Easily.

Here's a chance. Miss Freckle-face, to
try a remedy for freckles with the guar
antee of a reliable dealer that 1t will not
cost YOU a penny unless it removes the
freckles; while if it does give you clear
complexion the expense is trifing.
Simply get an ounce of othine--double
streneth-from any druggist and a few
applications should show you how easy
it is to rid yourself OF the homely frsckles
and get a beautiful complexion. Rarely
worst case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othine as this Is the pre-
scription sold under guarantee of money
back If il fails to remove freckles.-Adv.
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18th Maine Reunion, Boston.

The 3sth annual reunion Of the l2th
Maine Association will be held in Boston
at II A. NJ Wednesday, Aug. q. at Prince
School building. corner Of Hewbury and
Essex streets. II the hour 10 changed Il
will be posted at the headquarters Of the
Maine Department. @. A. r. A. the Ma.
tional Encampment Is held In Boston. It
is thought best to hold the reunion thsrs.
as probably nearly all the comrades Of
the 18th Maine will attend ten sncsmr-
mont
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The Lewiston, Augusta & "

The Lewiston, Augusta & Water
vile Street Railway. in accordance
with it's pension system. paid to Mrs.
Roche. Lewiston. widow Of Motorman
Roche, who died recently, 5000. This
IS not connected with the Relief Asso-
citation but is given directly by the
company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-17
LIST OF CORPORATIONS
With Unpaid Taxes, Whose Charters Will he susnsnd.a
Under Following Conditions "ep'"'eo
STATE OF MAINE
In the Year Of Our Lord One Mn. Hundred an.
REVISED STATUTES, 1915.

Corporations Delinquent Their Iueish List OF
prepare
giving the corporate TAX % the
August IN three weeks IN
Char r.. Acting
~, s 1907
o
forfeited
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-08-17
RAILROAD UNIT
ARRIVES SAFELY

Portland. Me. Aug. 1s.-News Of the
safe arrival Of the North Eastern Rail-
road Unit in its port Of destination in
Europe has been received in this city.
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Fridays Concert Program.

March-"stars and Stripes Forever"
Sousa
Overture-"America," Tobani
Polka-"Columbia" Robinson
Cornet solo by Mr.. Paul Drossel
Medley-"Songs Of Stephen Foster"
Tobani
american Patrol" Meachsm
War Memories, or Day in Camp in
1862 Reeves
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Bahia Tramway Light & Power Co...
Balm Elixir Corporation .................
Bangor Realty Company ..............
Bankers Underwriting Corporation ...
Rarolay-Clements Company ...............
Bar Harbor Press Company ........
Barnstead Water Still Company ........
Battle Mountain Exploration Company.
Belfast Company. The Observation-Disclosures.
Berlin Veneer Company ..................
Berry Window Ventilator Sales Co...
Best of All Manufacturing Company.
Bingham Coalition Mines Company.....
Boston- Colombia Development Co. .......
Boston Fastener Company ................
Boston Grocery Company .................,
Boston & Maine Land O. Lumber Co...
Boston Nitrogen Lamp Company ......
Boston Perfect Fuel Company ..........
Boston Steam Speciality Company ........
BoUl'on Trading Co. Observation-Disclosures.
Brazn Land Cattle & Packing Co. .......
Brazilian Hardwood Corporation .........
Brown Hilton Company ...................,
P-lran- Company. The" ....:... =. =
Butte Copper Montana ....................
Buxton Construction Company ...........
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Name If Corporation.
Asro-Gas Machine Co. ..........
Albert Theatre Company ..............,...
A n Emerson Company ..................
American Clay Company, The .......
American Coupon Association, Inc.
American & 10 Cent Stores ....
American Importing and Exporting Co.
American International Trading Co. 49,.
American Mechanical Saw Company.
American shipping Company
American Steam Laundry Company.
American Storage Battery Company.
American Submarine Boat Destroyer Co.
American Venture Company .............
Amoskeag Automobile Company ....,...
Androscoggin Chemical Company .......
Annex Company. The .......
Anti-Friction Shafting Bearing Co. .,
Archipela goAmerican Steamship CO.
Argentine Railway Company ...........
Arthur Z. Pratt Company concurrence.
Atlantic Grain Co.
Atlantic Knife Manufacturing Company.
Atlantis Securities Company ...........
Augusta Pulp Wood Boiling Company
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National Air Treating Company ..v...
National Bond e. Mortgage Company.
National Cooperative Sales Association
National Mileage Company ...............
National Piano Company Observation-Disclosures.
National Wood Products Company.......
Natures Remedy Company ...............
Neville Mining Company NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Newark Realty & Development Co .....
New Eastern Weekly Publishing Co. go.
New England Cement Stone Company.
New England Electro Chemical Metals
New England Portland Cement Co. 80.
New London Builders Finish Company
New Process Patents Corporation.
New York Automatic Sealing Vault Co.
New York & Bridgeport Film Co. .........
y. j. karam Company ............-......
Non Metallic Oilless Bearings Co. OF
Massachusetts, The .....:...............
North American Scale Company...........
North Turner Cheese Co. ..................
Northeast Harbor Laundry ...............
North Yarmouth Water Co. ..............
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Rodney D. Chip. New York, y. Y.
A. J: Hamm. Ossipee, y. H .........
n. V. Mclean, Bangor. Me- ........
Raymond T. Sewall. Boston. Mass.
Lewis G. Stillman, Boston. Mass.
Helen NJ. Smith, Bar Harbor. Me-.
John c. Billiard, Lexington. Mass.
Jos: o. Proctor Portland. Me. .....
Arthur E. Small, Belfast. Me. ........
Daniel ]. Reardon, Portland. Me- go.
Kenneth Lockett. Chicago. H.. .....
Alfred B. Pearson. Thomaston, Me-.
II. P. Sweetser, Portland. Me. ........
MILFORD q. Chapman. Portland. Me-.
Aug. P. Bennett. New York. y. y.
Harry Stern. Rumford. Me. ........
DR.. r. NJ. Floyd, Willimantic, Me-.
Reinold Berrenberg Roxbury, Mass
VIM. x. Neal. Portland, Me. .......
F. H. Plouff. Boston. Mass. ..........
James f. Manter. Portland. Me-.
Rodney D. Chip. New York, n. Y.
Perley II. Noyes, Tena1y, y. J. go.
Edward L. Brown, Portland, Me....
J. J.vLogan: Albany. n. Y. ...........
W. D. Lawler, Butte. Mont ..........
c. S. Erswell. Brunswick, Me. .......
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Lena A White. Newton. Mass. ...... s
Ernest L. Mclean. Augusta. Me. -. II
Clark E. Woodward, Boston, Mass. )
James E. Manter, Portland, Me. ..... Il
C. Hr Smith. Wollaston. Mass. ...... )
Ernest L. Mclean, Augusta, Me. -. 7
Edgar F. Hanson. Belfast Me. ......
C. E. -Gilpin, New York. y. Y. ....... 8
Ernest l.. Mclean, Augusta, Me. 7
Ernest Thompson. Worcester, Mass.
A. l.. Flanders, Brooklne, Mass. -. !
James E. Manter. Portland. Me. I'LL. q
E. B. McAllister Rockland, Me. ,...
Wilbur c. Hortt New London, Conn. l
Geo. c. James. Yonkers. y. y. .......
Ernest L. Mclean, Augusta, Nc. 49,. 5
Ralph T. Maui, Bridgeport. Conn. -. 5
n. J. karam, Pittsfeld, Me. .........
James s. Cannon, Newton, Mass. -.
81 Haverhill St. Boston, Mass. 500.
A. n. Leavitt. Howe's Corner, Me. =.
Frank r. Ober, Boston. Mass. .......
Frederick E. Cove, Yarmouth, Me. :.
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Caledonia Black Slate Company ..........
Camera phi Company, The .............,
Camp Benson Maine Veterans Assn......
Canadian Fur Company. The .............,
Canadian Manganese Mines Co. .........
Capital Ice Company NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Car Lighting & Power Company ........
Casco Bay Supply Company ...............
Central Electromatic Company .........,
Central Railroad Of Oregon ...............
Central Trading Company ...............
Chsnute Cement Company ...............
Charleston Creamery Company ..........
Chapman Bros, Incorporated .............
c. II Noone Co. .......................:
Clothed Company. The Observation-Disclosures.
Clover Farm Co. Observation-Disclosures.
G. NJ Bowker Co. Observation-Disclosures.
Coast Fisheries Company .................
Colonial Silver Co, The ..................,
Columbian Cobalt Silver Mines Co.
Conassuga Lumber Company .............
ConNecticut Auto Service Company, The.
Consolidated Cane Cod Cranberry CO...
Cons oltdated Railway Electric Lighting
4 Equipment Company ................,
Consumers Candy & Products Co. ......,
Cooley Electric Process Co. ............
'osmos Company Observation-Disclosures.
Country Club Of Mount Desert ..........
Crctch-1sand Granite Company.
CUartas Mining Company .................'
Cuba Grape Fruit e. Land Co. ...........'
Cumberland Realty Corporation ..........,
Cumberland Water Company ............'
Curtis Company. The ............."......
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VIM. H. Mitchell. Boston. Mass. .....
E. n. MILAN. Kansas City. Mo. ......
H. H. Powers, Pittsfield, Me-
i. B. Silverman, Portland, Me. .......
Horace Mitchell. kittery. Me-.
S. Sewall Webster Augusta, Me. -.
j. l.. Watson. New York, \. Y......
Henry d. Ward. So. Portland. Me-.
James f. Manter, Portland. Me-.
.Chas. E. Graham, New Haven. Conn.
Pat. T. Dugan, Bangor, Me. ..........
A H. Allen. Chanute. Kan. ..........
Frank d. Weymouth. Charleston,
James F. Little. Everett, Mass. 500.
Herbert A. Goodwin. Dorchester.
j. L. Watson, New York, y. Y......
George B. Warren. Boston, Mass.
NJ. Dwight Alberty. Worcester
C. NJ. Bowker. Portland. Me. .........
"A III. Nichols. Searsport, Me. ........
Wilbur A. Goodrich. wellingford.
r. r. T. Kiliani. New York. y. Y.
James Tye, Nashville. Tenn. ........
Elmer J. Burnham, Kittery, Me-.
C. G.. Haskell. Boston, Mass. ........
j. L. Watson. New York. y. Y.......
Elmer J. Burnham. Kittery. Me. 80.
Robert Cushman. Brookline, Mass.
w J. Lannigan, Jr., Waterville, Me.
George B. Dorr. Bar Harbor Me-.
Edward F. Wehrum. Brooklyn, \. Y.
w. T. Sheffield, Chicago. 1ll...........
Daniel A. Mckay Boston. Mass.
Frederick W. Graham, Portland. Me.
e. H. Wilson, So. Portland, Me....,..
e. B. Griffin. Grant Park. Ill. ........
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Cannon Manufacturing Company :..'.'
Gardner Mountain Copper Mining Co..
" A Sprague Company ...........'....''
General Materials Co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
GENERAL Order Company .................'
george W. Jackson Disposal Company
gibbons Graham Co. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
,lenmere Maine Realty Co. ............''
~ l.. Fcss Company ...............'....'
G!ooe Machine Company .."....,..'...''''
gloucester Fisheries Inc. .......'....''''
Gold Lake Mining Company minimum.
GOULD Mountain Mining Company....'.'
Gold Wedge Mining Company ............'
Hollos International Automatic Tram
=, Control & Recording Co. ........"..::.
'olios Railway Signal Company OIL
GOODWIN Tweedle Company ............''
Ccordon Cooperage Company ...."..'..'
rIand Lake Company .............''''''''
Srattan Company ...................
fray Auto & Supply Company ....".'..'
Sreene & Abrams Theatre Co. .....'.'..'
Sryphon Corporation NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
"oadapore Rubber Co. :......"......'....'