Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-01-31

OF cure was an operation. TruSses did me no
good. Finally ! got hold of something that
quickly and completely cured me Years have
passed and the rupture has never returned,
although | am doing hard work as a carpenI
Ter. There was no operation, no lost time. no
trouble. have nothing to sell. but will give
full information about how you may find a
complete cure without operation. II you write
70 me: Eugene NJ, Ruilen. Carpenter. 17S-D
cut out this notice and show it TO any others
who are ruptured-you maysaye life or at
least stop the&misery OF rupture and the
worry and danger Of an operation.
sept27. eoth,14t
Detroit; Jos. NORM, Jackman; Allie A.
c. Randall. Dexter; Herbert.W. Per-
kins, Madison: Mariner Moody, Scion;
Jos. Fortin, Madison; Clyde r. chap
man, Fairfield: Chas. Y. Locke, SkoW
hogan: Warren Jones, Brighton; Jonas
iP. Wescott, Madison; Paul r. Wood
worth, Fairfield; Arthur E. Harding,
Madison; William S. Fuller, New Port
land; Garold G. Mason, Madteon
Joseph II. jacques, IS Maple St, Lew
iston; Clarence Fl. BarIon.-s Anson
Walter H. Harvey. Skowhegan; Fofs
rest Carnage, Skowhegan: William r
Hinkson, Palmyra: Albert E. Hanson
IPittsfield: Ellsworth Prince, Madison
tJos.sA. Quay, Jackman: Napoleon H
FTuet.s Skowhegan; Lewis DUDE. Is st
Joseph ST., Quebec: Ray A. Shepherd
Pittsfield; Ray Hubbard, sCahaan: CRr
iP. Wilder, Dexter: Elmer F. Qliinby
Dexter; Leslie l.. Mann. North Arson
Carlostin Cross. 81 Gregory ST., Marble
head, Mass Frank X. Laney. SlSowIle.
gan; Forrest Creamer, No. Arson;
Henry Gilbiair. lockwood; Erlon G
Herrick. Harmony; Marvel s. Bragg
Fairfield John H. Thompson. Starks
Elmer II. t'orbus. Soloh. Ross q. Stew
art. Pittsfield; John II. Linkletter, Ath-
ems: Orlando C. Woodman, Norridge
wock; Geo. F. Millett, Iartland Geo
Z. Dickey, Fairfield.
County Agent r. NJ. Stiles is firm
believer in the sAlage that there is nc
time like the present, 50 in addition tc
Lis regular schedule Of work he will as
sist in organizing boys and girls clubs
In Starks at the Grange hall. Monday
evening. February II; at Norridgewock
Tuesday evening, February II. at the
Grange hail; at North New Portland
in the schools during the afternoon OF
February - and in Grange hau al
NORTH Arson the evening OF February
u. The county agent EXPECTS to have
clubs in at least - towns this coming
season. Liberal prizes amounting tt
approximately 5000 will lie offered bA
the SkoWhegan Board rf Trade. the
Maine Sweet Corn Gamers A~socia-
ton and other Interested parties. Bows
and girls between the ages of 10 and
Is years are eligible to membership in
the following kinds OF clubs: Sweet
corn. yellow corn, potato. small garden
large garden, pig, poultry. canning also
cooking and Housekeeping. The goa
for membership in this county is Sc,
at 400 members. Parents and children
interested in the communities named
above. should attend one of these meet
inss. Meetings will be held in the
ether towns of the county from time tc
time in the next two months. Informa
non concerning the clubs NAV be OBJ
tanned from the county agent at his
headquarters at Hartland
John kolasi''. formerly an owner IN
TIE oxford grocery store now located
~ Lewiston, returned to- that cit,
ednesday after visi: il town. since
Monday. :,
Mrs. a. =. Whittier Of searsport. who
Eas been the guest of Rev. and Mrs. G.
II. McEiElney departed Wednesda,
morning Mrs. Whittier Vas a forme,
member of Mr.. Mct,lIliney's parish ir
Searsport -
James +, Basley, SECRETARY of ,ne
S.afe Board of Charities. sraid al off
cldi VISIT to the Reforinatory fo,
omen here Tuesday night.
! ~ II business meeting of the deacon.
hesses or the Congregational church a,
tle church parIors, Tuesday afternoon
-'lrS' William Donaldson was e,ectef
president Of the Deaconnesses oro,,
1Ha'lon and Mrs. ChaS. ". Sheaff u-,,
Wy &c" secretary ard treasurer. An.
~ ''ieetiiiS VIII ne held shortly to
ftii'c' pans Tor tie years work otto
ne bethany Brotherhood members
were very pleasantly cntertained =,
ueSoaS evening by Mr. ana Mrs C,eoi
tates OF Beech street ana thera VA.
Sood attendance. Music vas furnisho,
by the Christian Endeavor orches,rs
Oh Bethany church, Mrs. Gates hain,
','e pidhist OF the organization anf
Sl'doo" pantomines arranged by Mr.
. tates were much enjoyed. Reading,
were also given during tile evening an,
refreshments We're served hy ,he hoe
and hostess. ''
KEY George Merriam vii, 90 +,
Athens Thursday to offfciatn AZ ,t,
funeral CT George F. Aver which vii, h<
held at 1.30 p M.
"ord has been received from Mood,
anu Mary Barnes theytwo Young chjl.
uref' OF q. +. Barnes of Damariscotta
formerly of Skowhegan. who have hoo,
critically i'll since the death of tbsj,
h'o.her' 70 the effect that they are gain.
ing. II IS expected they win m,l,e
theif future home with the fa,har,.
mother
= regular meeting of Russell Polio,
corps, will he held in Grand army l,a1
FRIDAY afternoon
W f. Hackett underwent an oner,
aon Tor appendicitis at Somerset hos.
pital Wednesday,.
. physical examinations were again ir
o'der Wednesday afternoon at the ex.
emption board Headquarters Lewis
II. Kills of Fairfield was the only man
accepted. Earl Chester Wing of NORTH
Arson. whose name was on tha lis, i
already in service in France and O,or
y. Hooper Of New Portland is also In
mlltary service. joyce r Rurns