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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20
STATE HOUSE
Nest Council Msss;ns : 10 A. NJ, Thursday Dec 2e

The state House family was par
ticulariy interested In the list OF the
American soldiers awarded the DIS
tinguishcd Service decoration. tho
first name in the list given Thursday
morning in the kennebec Journal be-
ing that OF Ralph T. Moan Of Eas.
Machias a mechanic in Co. h. loSd
Infantry. the old Cd Maine. who was
previous 10 the entrance OF the United
States into the war an assistant en-
Sincer on the stan OF the Maine Pub
nc Utilitios Commission and well
known about the Capitol. Mr.. Moan
was a volunteer. among tho first to
tender hts services, and that ne has
made bravo and valuable soldier IL
attcstcd by the decoration for extra
ordinary hcroism.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20
Fish and Game

The Inland Fisheries and Game De-
partment has received letter from
Thomas g.. Lord. a trial justice of
Skowhogan, enclosing check for
$40 stating that II was for the dne
imposed upon :. r. Williams Of
Athens for setting traps improperly
marked y. y. King % Skowhegan
was the warden nnmed in the case.
Commissioner Willis T.. Parsons
was at tho department on Thursday
for n few hours. Mr.. Parsons * re-
covering from the effects OF the re-
cent strenuous experience OF going
over a bridge into the water 20 feet
below. when tho auto IN which nc was
riding went through Duck Trap
bridge near Lincolnville. although he
eth suffers from broken rib. Ha, 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20

other towns the appointments have
included amounts available for improve
ment Of hygienic conditions in lighting
arrangements. installation Of ventilat-
ing oom-heaters and iacketed stoves,
construction of out-buildings of ap-
proved types connected with the school
room by a ventilated passage-way and
the installation of chemical closets.
Assistance in carrying out such a
program of improvement is willingly
given through the State department of
education. Working plans for school
buildings of four rooms and less, blue
prints showing the construction and ar
rangement of jacketed stoves and out
buildings of a satisfactory type are
supplied on application.
'In so far as it is possible to do so
calls will be met for the preparation of
sketches to show changes that may be
made in particular cases, ard for the
visitation and inspection OF buildings
which it is proposed to remodel"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20

chester, Conn: Isedores kiveatkus.
Bridgeport, Conn; Herbert w. Love
jov, Lawrence, Mass Harry A. Lii
lie, Chester. VT; Patrick Murphy
Manchester, y. H; Oreste Pieroni
Everett, Mass; Francis a. Tucker.
Valley Falls. r. l.; MICHAEL A..
BURKE. PORTLAND, ME-; Arthur
J. Hall, Gloucester, Mass; William II
Henson, East Hartford Conn;
GEORGS n. KIRK, UNION, ME-;
Frank \. Russell, Worcester. Mass;
BugIers Michael Conan, Andover,
Mass David G. ShellberG, Worces-
ter, Mass; Mechanics Donald M.
Fraser, River Point. II. J.; Joseph
Aubrey, Cambridge, Mass; Philip
l.. Miliay. Worcester, Mass; Joseph
f. Bisson. UNbridgc. Mass; Tony
Ruplis. Lawrence. Mass; Privates
Thomas II. Walsh, Walpole, Mass ;
Charles Stone, New Bedford, Mass. :;
BERNARD Erady, Taunton. Mass. :;
Thomas l.. Connolly, South Deerfield,
Mass; Henry Erickson, F'itchburS.
Mass; John +. Haley, Westboro,
Mass; Wilson L. Held, Bridgeport,
Conn: John T. Mclaughlin. East
Eoston. Mass; Salvatore Monaco,
Saugus. Mass: Arthur NJ. Perkins.
Newfelds. \. IT,; John NJ Ring,
Newburyport. Mass; Hatem y.
Coury. Springfield. Mass; William II.
Flood. Island Pond. Vt; Andrew J.
Kelley, birmingham. Mass; Lyman
Litvan. Boston. Mass; Carl West
berg, Worcester, Mass; John Collins,
Turner's Falls, Mass; George +.
Larin. Bennington. Vt; Leon Cop
pola Boston. Mass; George j.
Young. n dcnviIle, Mass;
CHARLES r.. ADAMS, EASTON.
ME-; Henry c. Caswcll. Riverside. Il.
T.: Joseph F. Connolly. Woburn,
Mass. Gustaf y. lloglund. Gardner.
Mass; Joseph G. Brown, Saxonville.
Mass Forest S. Cole, Pleasant VAL
Icy. Conn; Angelo Juiano, East
Eoston, Mass: John l.. Anderson,
Gloucester, Mass: Patrick w Des-
mond, Boston, Mass; Eugene +.
Shea. Chicopee, Mass: William 2.
Schoolcraft Carlisle. Mass. John
Tonkell.. New Haven. Conn; Fred l..
Wolkins, Allston, Mass; Charles P.
AREN'T Great harrington. Mass;
Henry II. Boekenkamp Roxbury.
Mass: ROY BoLGER, GARDINER,
ME-; Patrick McDonouGh, Charles
town. Mass; William +. McDousall
Providence. r. T.: Chester Smith
Danbury. Conn; Stanley Wajnowski.
Terryville. Conn: Louis Aarons
Bridgeport. Conn; Raymond T..
Divoll. Worcester, Mass; John r.
Morsch. New Haven. Conn; Daniel
Cartwright, Woonsocket. r. T.; Elem
trio Golf. North Attleboro Falls.
Mass; John Gogoli. Thomastonville.
Conn: Frank Wheeler. Lowell, VT;
Walter j. MONAGHAN. Newton Cen
ter. Mass; Hugh G, Oliver,
Greenwich. Conn; Stanley r.
Smith. Revere, Mass: Mandel
Lewenberg. Dorchester. Mass; Har-
ry A. O'Neil. Scituate. Mass:
William &. ONei'. North Cam
bridge. Mass: Clarence y. kendrick.
Worcester, Mass: Harold Anterior.
Metheuen. Mass: John P. Feeley.
Avon Mass: George L. Brown.
Providence. r. l.: Gustave A. Carrie,
Meriden CT; Louis Cameron. Man.
chester, n. H Manuel A. Pimental,
Fall River, Mass: Thomas Barrett,
Jamaica Plains, Mass; John Fl, Duff
fey. South Boston. Mass; Francesca
Falco, North Adams, Mass; Walter
F.. Bandlow. Southbridge. Mass ;
OAesime A. Conner. Allentown n.
H: Louis Q. Dubois. North Tiverton.
r r.. Fred B. Norton, Providence, r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20
STATE OF MAINE
To all persons interested IN either
the eHtaina herrlnAf iar namnh

To all persons interested IN either of
the estates hereinafter named
At a Probate Court held ~ Augusta.
~ and for the County OF kennebec. on
the NTH day of December IN the year Il
our Lord one thousand nine hundred
and eighteen ana bN adj pIrntncut ron.
DAY to day from the two 'nftn lay ~
November Tn. following matte,
having been presented FOR the ac'Iol
thereupon hereinafter indicated. Il Is
hereby ORDERED
That notice thereof 10 given 30 all per-
sons Interested by causing a conv Of
this ORD 10 be published three weeks
succesEiNrly ~ the Daily kennebec
Journal newspaper published at Au-
susta, ~ said County that they may
appear az u Probate Court 10 be held
day 90 December. A. -. 1918, at ten
clock ~ the forenoon. and be heard
sh.reon = they see cause.
~ y. ltNSoN late OF Augusta. de
ceased VIII and petition for probate
thereof and FOR the appointment Of ex-
tcutcr ithout bond. presented BY Wal
ter NJ sanborn. executor named there
ALVIN q sANRoRN. late o. Angus
o. deceased Will and petition for
probate thereof and for the appoint
rient Of rXecutrtN without bond, pre-
scented hy Cora ". Sanhorn. executri&
IuilN MANLY SICIoI.s. late Of Au-
gustn. deceased win and petition for
probate thereof and for the appointment
~ cecutriN without bond presented by
infinite q. Nichols. esecutrix named
therein.
ARTHUR T. WHITTIER. late OF
Vienna, deceased Petition for admins
tfation aud for the appointment Of adj
runrtratrix without bond presented by
GLADYS 4. Whittier 81 vienna.
GEORGE W ROGERS Of Gardiner
seronl account presented for allowance
ht charles D Knight. guardian.
WILEY a. rREBI.E. late OF Gardi-
Eet. deceased Final account presented
10 allowance by Alice r. Treble. execu-
ttiN.
CHARLES A. wALDRoN. late OF
Iitehneid, deceased Petition for as
essment Of inheritance tax filed by
Mary y. Alien. sdministratrix c. {. a.
sIf.As q. sTfNSoS, lste OF Gardiner,
decreased. Petition for administration
III b. ". G. I. a. and for the appointment
M Howard 4. purrcli Of Skowhegah.
Me. as administrator q. b. n. c. ia.
ill~a by ueorge v. purreil.
Witness. HAROLD u. COOK, Judge
~ rsid court. az Augusta. this NTH day
~ December In the year OF our Lord
%. thousand nine hundred and eigh-
eu. .,, 49,
Attest. INV. LEIGHTON, R.sis .:s;,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20

ing escaped with his life from, what
appeared almost certain death, In
fact one life was lost of the eight in
the party. he is finding no fault with
the temporary inconvenience.
Both Mr.. Parsons and Warden
Frank Perkins of Bradley, who was
making the trip with the commission
or. lost sight Of their light baggage
and 1t was thought to have gone to
sea with the tide, but both have re-
Gently received their grips. Mr.. Par
sons was not badly damaged. but Mr..
Perkins was practically total loss.
Arthur Briggs OF Winthrop. super
intendcnt of hatcheries, was a visi-
tor on Thursday at the department.
Charles Packard OF Guilford was
also a caller on the same day.
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State House Chat

tdiutant General George Mel.
iresDon returned Thursday from q
trip 20 Washington in III. interests Of
the Selective Service and the Nation
al Guard Of Maine He reports an
teresting visit TO the Capital.
II Is understood that telegraph
seTvico win be resumed at the state
House FOR the coming session of the
Legislature. something that has not
been available for several sessions.
The telegraph. with the cutting OF by
the government OF all free telephone
service. viii doubtless receive a good
patronage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20
N. +. MEN CITED FOR
DISTINGUISHED SERVICE

The commander in chief, in the
name of the President, has awarded
the distinguished service cross to the
following named officers and soldiers
for The acts of extraordinary heroisln
described after their names:
Second Lieut.. Il. e. MCDOWELL,
3O5th Infantry. Fore extraordinary
heroism in action near Amblimont.
! France, November s, 1915. Lieut.. Nc
Dowell displayed unusual courage
and determination in making patrol
under particularly hazardous circum-
stances, accompanied by only one
soldier. Crossing the Meusc River.
the east bank of which and the ridge
east of it were known to be strongly
held by the enemy, they proceeded
through numerous machine gun nests
over the ridge, penetrating liilo
meters into the hostile position and
| returning with important Information
| concerning tho enemy occupation
Home address, Cambridge, Mass.
! Chaplain DAVID r. BURGH, lo6tl,
Infantry. For extraordinary heroism
| in action east OF Ronssoy. France
September 80 1918. During the oper-
atoms against the Hindenburg line
! Chaplain Burgh displayed remark
I able devotion to duty and courage in
caring for the wounded under heavy
shell and machine gun fire. The
splendid example set by this officer
| was an inspiration to the combat
! troops. Home address. Brockton,
Mass.
Pvt. CF'irst Glass; HENRY L. SIC
NOR, S. S. u. CAT. (No. l0f0D. For
extraordinary heroism in action near
Sommerance, France. October IL,
1918. Following the advance OF the
Infantry, Pvt. Signor caused his car
to be lifted across a mine crater by
some infantrymen, and proceeding
for s kilometers down a road heavily
bombarded with gas and high-eX-
plosive shells me evacuated wounded
from a culvert only 400 yards from
enemy outposts. On the return trip
his ear was struck by splinters from
an exploding shell which pierced the
covering of his car and caused fresh
wounds to one of his patients. After
lTanSIcET1uS tiio WOuhoCi oSiOSS tiiC
crater to another car, he succeeded in
driving it over a road almost des-
troyed by shell fire to a newly estab-
Iished dressing station in Somerance.
He continued to operate his car for IL
hours until he was relieved, having at
all times displayed unhesitating cour-
age and devotion to duty. Home ad-
dress, Worcester, Mass.
Pvt. (t'irst Glass; CLIFFORD
KIRKPATRICK. S. S. L. CAT. (No.
1895. For extraordinary heroism in
action at Sommerance. France, Octo-
Der 1915, 1915. While he was load
ing his ambulance at an advanced
dressing station PVT. kirkpatrick was
struck in the back by a shell frag-
ment and rendered unconscious. Upon
recovering. he drove his car through
heavy shell fire back to the field hos
pital and made repeated trips until he
was relieved. Two days later Pvt.
Kirkpatrick, arriving at q point on
the road near an advanced post, saw
shell strike in the middle of an In
fantry detachment moving up to the
line. He stopped his car and, des-
pite continuous and intense Smelling,
loaded on three wounded soldiers,
carried them to the nearest air sta
ton. returned, and continued the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20
Public Utilities

The Public Utilities Commission
has made public the following orders:
That the time in which the aboli-
ton of n grade crossing in kittery
should bc completed by the selectmen
of that town be changed and extend
cd to June /, 1919.
That public hearing be. held at 10
4. NJ. on Tuesday Dec. 81 at the Office
of the commission in Augusta on the
application of the Lincoln County
Power Co, Inc. for authority to issue
preferred stock to the amount of ST.
$685.. to reimburse it's treasury for
moneys expended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20
STATE or MAINE.
ESNEBE,, IS N EQUITY
THEODORE H. pOMEROY
Va

" EN- n fVff - IN EQUITY
SUPREME judicial. COt'RT
THEODORE l.. pOMEROY
THE PETROLEUM "oMpANY
ORDER OF NOTICE
On the foregoing bill M equity pre-
f"ntel by Theodore T.. Pomeroy, Presi-
zen, % The rolennl company
sfochholders ~ said corporation on De-
rember 70. 1915, voted 10 dissolve said
corporation and that there are no exist
ing liabilities ar assets Of said corpora 20
non and praying for a dissolution OF
asld corporation
ORDERED that q hearing he had at
~" Court House IN Augusta Maine on
Mondsy the thiriieth DAY % December,
iHS. ~ ten O'Clock NJ. and that no,
lirc ~ said hearing be given hy servir z
80 attcNted COPY of SAID hill and this
"rdcr ~ court thereon 90 aaid corpora
ZION seven DAYS at least before the date
~ said hearing, and bN publishing an
areried copy ~ this order IN the Daily
hennebec journal. newspaper pub
liBhed In Augusta. Maine the last pub
lcsuon 10 be At least seven days before
the date Of said hearing
LESLIE G.. CORNISH
thisf Justice supreme Judicial Court
Dated this 18th day OF December, 1918.
true copy,
Attest.
a. - e, W JONES. Clerk.
Aec5di,
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the family were at home. one III F"
bed and others sick with the snP'
The boy, on returning 10 the hou''
for n lantern. discovered the fame
beyond control Ncighbors helped y
save a few household goods. ~.
barn and stock were saved, as w
wind blew in another direction. ~,
Hutchinson moved there from W."
less than year ago. buying me "a ~.
and was doing well. The loss - G."
mated at s30O0;. light inevraQc@.~
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NEWPORT WATER DE-
CISION AS ARBITRATORS

a decision has been rendered by the
Public Utilities Commissioners, wh1
acted as arbitartors in the matter of is
sues in dispute between the inhabitants
Of Newport and the Newport Water Co..
stating that the equipment and facili-
ties provided by the Newport Water Co.
for its service to the inhabitants of the
town of Newport are not adequate and
suitable for the purpose for which
they were intended in that that the
wooden pipe leading from the reservoir
on Libbey llill is unsuitable in quality
and material for that purpose. although
Installed with the consent of the inhabi-
tants OF the town of Newport and in
stalled and remaining in that condition
without the fault of the Newport Wa.
ter co. and the service thereof volun-
tarily accepted and continued by the
town. and that the Newport Water Co.
exercises all reasonable diligence in re-
pairing the service by substituting suit
able pipe i'll place of the wooden pipe.
The decision states that the sum of
s224o due and unpaid from the inha BIZ
tants OF the town OF Newport to tho
Newport Water Co. which ought to be
paid 10 IL under the terms of the con-
tract and this submission for service
rendered prior to Dec. !, 1918.
The decision says in part:
1T appeared and we find that the
Water Company made substantial COM
pliance with the terms of the contra CT
with the town. except that certain wood.
en- pipe leading from its reservoir was
unsuitable in character and material and
has fallen into disrepair SO that the
service cannot be rendered until other
pipe Is substituted therefor in the man.
ner and same degree OF efficiency con-
tcmplated in the contract.
1T appears, and We find that the par
ticular wooden pipe so used was adopt
cd hy the water company with the con-
sent of the town through the recon-
rnendation OF an engineer expressly en-
ployed by the town to represent it and
speak for il in this respect: that the
water company has made, and is now
making. reasonable effort to replace
the same: that its failure so to do up
10 the present time results from NO
laches on its part; that the water COM
pany has made reasonable provision. at
It's own expense. to protect the town
from injury during the continuance Of
said conditions: that the town has con.
tinued and now continues to take and
receive the service promised in the con-
tract, notwithstanding it reserved the
right therein to canoe! the contract for
failure OF the water company to keep
the terms thereof. and that the town
has suffered no SUBSTANTIAL damage
from any fault Of the water company"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20
work of evacuation until relieved
Home address. Leominster, Mass.
A $4,000 Fire in carthaae

The dwelling house Of Laforest
Hutchinson in Carthage was burned
Tuesday evening. This is on the old
Potter farm, So called, once the homo
OF Esquire Potter OF the Colonia, me-
Rod Mr.. Hutchinson was at Dixfield
village at the time, but the rest of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20
School Department

DR.. Augustus O. Thomas. State super
intendent OF public schools. says that
with the removal OF the ban on new
construction and extensive repair work
on school buildings 1t is hoped that
superintendents will revive their plans
for such work and that the ensuing
year will show even a greater rate OF
Improvement OF physical conditions
than those of recent years.
1T is probable that the temporary
check on building activities has had bu,
a slight effect on the progress in
school building improvement" says DR.
Thomas.
The we'll established plan Of the
adoption of program Of inn
provement so that at least one
school building each year may DE
made modern in its arrangement IS
bound TO be continued in the towns
which have already undertaken it and
is gradually extending into a large,
number Of towns. Through the equaliza-
ton fund apportionment OF the curren:
year the continuance Of this plan has
been guaranteed in % towns. In q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20
Motto. Of First Meeting Of Creditors

Notice Of First Meeting Of Creditors.
In the District Court of the United
States for the District Of Maine.
In the matter Of
Arthur Worth. in Bankruptcy
Bankrupt. J /.
To the creditors OF Arthur Worth OF
Waterville, in the County Of kenne-
bee. and District aforesaid, bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on the "a ~
day of December. A. -; 1918, the saw
Arthur Worth was duly adjudicated
bankrupt: and that the first meeting
Of creditors will be held at the ONCE OF
the Referee. 1870 Water Street. in Az
gus.a. Maine. and District aforesaid; on
The 9th day Of December, A; D.; 1918, a at |,
time the said creditors may attend,
prove their claims, appoint trustee.
examine the bankrupt and transact
such other business as may properly
cvme before said meeting.
FREMONT J. c. LITTLE.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Augusta. Maine. Dec. 10. 1918.
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% MAINE MEN
LISTED IN CASUALTIES


ported by the commanding general Of
the American EXpeditionary Forces:
Killed in action. 195; missing i'll &C
ton, AL; wounded severely. 1853;
died Of wounds. 50: died of disease,
211; died Of accident and other causes.
20; died Of airplane' accident. ,;
wounded, degree undetermined, 1896;
wounded slightly. 1860; total. $3.50.
The list for New England is as fol-
lows:
Killed in Action
SerCt. William r. Turner. Boston.
Mass; Corp. Henry J.. Lamb, Wor-
CeSter. Mass; PriVatcS Richard IL.
Brown, Meriden, Ct; Fay j.. HIATT,
Portsmouth. \. H.; John +. Lam
mers. Lynnficld Center, Mass; John
Cullen, Hyde Park, Mass; Alfred S.
Flanders. kclleysville. n. H.; William
II. Garvey, Dorchester, Mass; George
II. Gilbert. Winthrop. Mass; Robert
Kaplan, New Bedford, Mass; Henry
Murray, Pawtucket, r. l.: Joseph
Czerna, Litchfield, ct: Emil +.
Shickle, North Attleboro. Mass; Ii
onel l.. Sicor. North Adams, Mass:
John Stevens, Hamden, Ct.
Died of Wounds
Musician Oscar w. Lindsey, Wor-
ccster, Mass; Private Warren X.
Hough. Tcrryvillc. Ct.
Died Of Disease
sERGT CLAYTON g. FROST,
PRINCETON, ME-; Privates Leon
ard +. Meiklem. Meriden, Conn:
Henning f. Sundin, New Bedford,
Mass; Thomas Jordan, Stamford,
Conn: ALBERT AYOTTE, LILEE,
ME-; Charles Berenson, Chelsea,
Mass; Norbet j. Brule. Granitcviilc.
Mass; Albert &. Daniels, Marlboro,
Mass; George &. Gcorgantas, Spring
field, Mass.
Wounded Severely
Major Horatio \. jackson, EurlinS-
ton. Vt: Lieuts. Francis L. Hunter.
Fort Ethan Allen. Vt; Harold G.
! Anthony, Newport, r. l.: William
Hepburn. Windsor. Ct: William II.
Sears, Wcburn. Mass; George L.
Stevens, Jr. New Canaan, Ct:
Sergts. Howard G. Babcock. Nor
wood, Mass; Raymond A. Ewing.
Easthampton. Mass; Albert Manner.
Somerville, Mass; Frank I. Sala
none. Roxbury, Mass: Ernest
F. Pearson, Medford. Mass; Jonn
A. Lindblad, Pawtucket. +. l.;
Joseph M. Connors, Clifton. Mass. :;
Samuel c. Phillips, Allenson. r. L.;
Corps. Richard c. Grant, South Man.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-20
STATE or MAINE
kENNEBtI ~ ~ EQUITY
~ IRENE ~ pICiHL. COURT
THEODORE I. roMERoY
BRIDGEPORT or. COMPANY
ORDER DF NOTICE

ORDER OF NOTICE
On the foregoing hill ~ equity pre-
sented by Theodore l.. rpmcroy. Pres
dent OF the bridgeport Oh Company
against said Company. alleging that
the stockholders OF said corporation on
December 10, 1918. voted to dissolve said
corporation and that there are no ex-
isting Liabilities or assets Of said cor
roraton and PRAYING for "A dissolution
OF said corporation
ORDERED that "A hearing bc had at
the Court Iious. IN Augusta Maine on
Monday the thirtteth day Of December
lfs. ~ ten o'clock \ NJ and that no
tee Of said hearin. be e,.en by servinl:
an attcrtcd copy of said bin and this
order Of court thereon on said corpora =
ton seven days at least before the date
OF said hearing, and nv publishing an
attested copy at this orde- IN the f'aily
kenneheC journal newspaper pub
lirhed ~ Augusta Maine tho last pub
hcation to hc ~ least seven DAVIS be-
fore the date 80 said hearing
LESLIE e. CpE\iglt
chief Justice supreme judicial Court
l'ated this 18th day Of December. 1915
true copy.
Attest
Il. So &. ". JONES clerk
datfsslit
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Notice Of First Meeting Of Creditors


In the District Court Of the United
States for the District of Maine.
In the matter of ,.
Walter W. Flagg. In Bankruptcy.
Bankrupt.
To the creditors of Walter W: FlaSg OF
Hallowell. in the County OF kenncoec,
and District aforesaid, bankrupt.
Notice is hereby given that on the 2.tn
day Of July. A. d. 1918, the said Walter
w. Flagg was duly adjudicated bank
rupt: and that the first meeting CT cred
itors will be held at the Office OF the
Referee, 1870 Water Street, in Augusta.
Maine. and District aforesaid, on the
9th day of December. A. u. 1918. at ten
O. clock in the forenoon, at when time
the said creditors may attend. prove
their claims, appoint a trustee. examine
the bankrupt. and transact such other
business as may properly come oe1ore
FREMONT ]. c. LITTLE.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
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