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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-24
Collectors Advertisement Of Sale Of
Lands Of Nan. r esidert Owners
STATE OF MAIN E.


Unpaid taxes on lands situated in the
Town Of Mount Vernon. in the County
of Kennebec. for the year 1918.
The following list of taxes on real es-
tate Of non resident owners in the Town
year 1918. committed TO me for collec-
Apgil 1918. remain unpaid: and notice is
hereby given that IL said taxes with in
terest and charges are not previously
paid, so much OF the real estate taxed
as is sufficient to pay the amount due
therefor, including interest and charges
will be sold without further notice "A.
public auction at The Town House in
said Town. on the first Monday in Feb
ruary. 1919. at nine o'clock A. NJ.
Glidden Mrs. q. A., homestead at
Dunn's Corner; also an orchard, cres,
S5.41
Ivory. Cyril j.. Martin Higgins farm.
Is acres; near THE Gables" S55 so
Stevens. Charles, Comstock cottages
on Parkers Pond: Small piece woodland
on Parker's Pond. $14.S5
Speers. Mark H., cottage on Echo
Lakes, also George Cushman camps.
Whitney, Eugene. Haskell farm. g
acres. Wadleigh land. :16.SS
Fuller. F. E.. hotel at Mount Vernon
village, $83 20
Gresgs. Walter, part of Curtis Dudley
farm. IS acres. $3.50
Dec. n, 1918.
Collector Of Taxes of the Town of Mt.
Vernon. Me.
decNtues3t
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BENTON

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. 4. PrentisS have
returned from Portland. where they
attended the Maine State Grange.
Ralph Morreau of the L. S. navy IS
enjoying a furlough with his pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. 'Morreau.
Tho many friends of Walter Alex
ander were gricyed to hear OF nus
death because Of influenza. which
occur ed at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Alexander. sat-
urday morning
Mr.. and Mrs. George Wiley are
seriously i'll with influenza.
Mrs. Cottrell Of Belfast is visiting
her nephews. Eugene and Frank Da-
Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Ford. who are
confined to their home by illness, are
reported to be more comfortable.
Miss Leora Prentiss. a teacher in
Gardiner high school. is at the nome
of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. r.
Prentiss during Christmas vacation.
Mrs Emily Levensailor recently
passed the day III Pittstield.
Miss Eta Thomas is confined TO ner
home with influenza.
John Eastman. register Of deeds,
passed the weekend with his fam
lily.
Arthur Levensailor. student at a.
e. / Pittsfield, is passing his CHRIST
mas vacation at his home
Miss Janette Lovejoy, teacher IN
tho Milo schools, is at home fer tie
holidays.
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Mothers Aid

The Maine State Board OF Moth
er's Aid is sending to each of the
mothers receiving aid instruction as
to the need of keeping careful ac-
count OF the money they receive and
the manner of its expenditure. The
board gives the following reasons for
keeping these accounts:
1t is desirable for any family TO
know how their income is spent: it IS
right for you to account to the board
for the use made Of the money:
when the board goes before the
Legislature for allowances for
widows and children. 1t should know
accurately the cost of maintenance of
such in each part Of the State, as
prices differ.
Mothers are asked to report family
earnings by individuals. No viola
ton OF the child labor law should be
permitted Children should not be
overtaxed, but should be encouraged
TO do all their share in caring for
themselves.
All will be visited several times a
year by the supervisor and any
change Of address should Immediately
be reported.
The department Is proud that of all
the several hundred children in the
care Of the department during the
past IS months but one. an infant,
has died. we know our Mothers
Aid mothers must be women Of su-
perior Judgment and faithfulness. or
they would not have'made this SPLEEN
did record OF only one death OF q
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BOWDOIN

There will be no Christmas tree
at West Bowdoin church ON account
Of the epidemic.
Miss Florence Reyes is sick IN
Auburn with influenza,
A1lra Small, Felix Small and An
RE Cornish, who have been SICK
with influenza, are gaining slowly.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. l.. Coombs and
sons Robert and Charles are on the
sick list: also Mrs. Florence Merry
man and Mrs. Lena Anderson and
mother.
Mr.. Doughty. who had pneumonia,
is gaining slowly.
Mrs. Rebecca Bowker is sick at her
home at Bowdoin Center.
Word was received a week ago
from William Wagg, who was IN
Belgium when he wrote. having been
to the front and back without a
scratch He has been transferred
from the 18th Division to the 91st
Division. He hopes the next time he
il transferred it will be to the good
old L. S. A.. and that soon.
Misses Florence Buker Of Augusta
and Mertie Buker OF Connecticut
are at home for the holidays.
George Grover attended the Christ
mas tree at Bowdoin Center school
Friday afternoon.
Influenza has just reached Bow
dom and 1t is reported that all in the
south part Of the town are sick
with it.
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UNITY

Carroll Gannett. who has been very
i'll of pneumonia. is improving.
II. NJ. Brown was q weekend guess
of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Brown IN
Brooks
The Arts and Crafts Club was very
pleasantly entertained Wednesday al
ternoon by Mrs. ]. II. FarWell.
Mrs. Eben Small is i'll at the home
of her sister, Mrs, r. c. Whitaker.
Mrs. A. F. McMannis is caring iof
her.
c. N Whitney, who has been very
i'll the past week, is 4 little better.
Hale Taylor has gone to Montana.
where he has employment with MS
uncle, Calvin Wellington.
Beatrice Soule, who has been the
guest Of friends in SomerNllle. Mass.
for the past few weeks. returned
home Saturday.
]. c. Pillsbury had the misfortune
10 lose three of his fingers Thursday
while saving wood with gasoline
engirE.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Huffman re-
turned from Holeb Wednesday, where
they have been running sporting
camp for the past few months.
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STATE HOUSE
Next Council 10 A. NJ, Thursday, Dec
10 A. NJ, Thursday, Dec. rs

where the reverend gentleman, who
had invited his Sanford friends to
attend the surprise Of Gen. Presson,
surprised them to the Queens taste.
For, addressing the general, he
called attention to the happy occa-
sion and the well-known proclivity
Of the general to be finding happi-
ness and pleasure for others, sug-
gested thot il would be right pro-
per tire for his young friends who
had come from Sanford to be mar
RED by him to step forward and
have il done. in the presence Of the
happy gathering.
General Presson quickly gave his
approval of the idea and Rev. Mr..
Philbrook called upon the two stran-
gers. Wander Walden Forbes Of San
ford and Miss Marguerite Chad
bourne Of North Berwick to come for
ward. The countinances of the young
couple were covered with bushes,
but they we're there to be married
and stepped forward to the alcove,
accompanied hy Miss Ruth Chad
bourne. a sister Of the bride, who
attended her The groom was unat-
tended
Harry =. Austin, Of the provost
marshals office, then took a hand in
the proceedings and said: General
Presson and Mr.. Philbrook, I under
stand that these young people have
worked in the Sanford mills that
make the robes such as has been
presented the general. and l move
that we have them stand on the
robe during the ceremony"
II was a unanimous vote and with
smiles the couple took their places
on the product Of the mills OF their
own home and the scene Of their
own occupations. facing the clergy
man who stood back in the alcove.
The ceremony was impressively per-
formed by the Rev. MIR. Philbrook.
the double ring service being used
The entire party then extended
congratulations. which were smiling
~ acknowledged by the newly weds,
who quickly made the best Of ev-
erything and carried off with rare
good grace what might have proved
very embarrassing to many.
Both the bride and groom. as has
been stated. have been employed in
the Sanford mills. Mr. Forbes, how
ever for the past year has been in
the kittery navy yard as a ship fit
ter. on special work on submarines.
He was only able to secure n two
days leave of absence and will be
obliged to return to his duties on
Thursday. but they could not fore
go being married by their old pas
tor. Mr.. Philbrook, who knew them
both from childhood and baptised
the groom. during his long pastorate
in that place.
Mss Beulah T.. Philbrook, n sis
ter Of Mr.. Philbrook, a teacher In the
High school at Brewer, who was a
guest OF her brother for the day,
was also an interested spectator at
both the incidents told OF above.
General Presson was not able TO
be outdone by his family" so i'm
mediately after the ceremony, began
passing little packages which proved
To be his Christmas remembrances
10 each-boXes Of delicious chocolates
with Christmas Greetings.
Some day at the Blaine mansion,
wasn't IL?
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x. Marston. Waterville: Joshua Gray
and Sons. Gardiner; Ed. Il. Linn,
Berlin, \. H.; Blaine :. Viles, Angus
ia; r. Z. Brannan, Portland: Chester
w Alden, Cumberland Mills: Wm j.
Lanigan, Waterville; H. J. Craig,
Bingham: J. NJ. Briscoe, Orono: G..
y. Spaulding and {. G. Stewart. Bing-
ham.
The association voted to give its
approval and support to Recummen-
cations Nos. ), !. 5 and as made by
Commissioner Colby in his report, as
follows:
No. 3-That d yearly appropriation
be made of at least $4,000 for general
forestry purposes.
No. 4-That the law be amended SO
that. in or near woodlands permit
be required from the forest commits
sioncr or a chief warden for the
brush or slash or choppirg.
No. 5-That a law be passed re-
quiring towns to spend a small per
cent of their yearly appropriation on
the care of shade trees.
No. 6-That the slash law be
amended SO that d heavy fine may be
imposed if the law is not obeyed.
The association, with the other
I three meetings of timDerland owners
recently held, voted to endorse an
other recommendation, additional to
those already made by Commission
or Colby, as follows:
That a law be passed making it a
misdemeanor, with severe penalty,
for damaging Or defacing any forest
fire signs.
The association thought best to let
rest awhile and await developments
the first recommendation made by the
commission, which was formulated
some time ago. 1t reads:
No. THAT an additional half mill
he added TO the forestry tax.
Recommendation No. was:
That the present method of ap-
changed.
The association, in common with
the other meetings, feels that the real
solution of the situation has not yet
been found. Practically all are in ia =
vor Of the one-man system of man
agcment and control of forestry at
fairs. but WOULD like to see some plan
whereby the appointment would be
removed from all political influence.
No stand was taken as an associa-
ton either for or against Recon-
mcndation No. Z, which was that a
beginning be made in the purchase Of
land for State forests, and that an
appropriation be made for that pur-
pose" 1t appears that about the entire
membership Of the timberland own
ers. as individuals favor the project.
though action has not yet been taken.
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Governor Returns

Governor Carl T.. Milliken returned
home Monday afternoon from a trip
of several weeks to Washington. ID.
c.. and other points. with his health
much improved. He will pass the
Holiday with his family. probably go
ing to Lewiston for Christmas day.
and will be here for the meeting of
the Executive Council at 10 o'clock
Thursday morning.
Private Secretary Lester NJ Hart
returned Sunday morning. after a 10
days sojourn with the Governor, dur
ing which he attended the Conference
or Governors at Annapolis. Md.
Governor Millikcn while away de-
voted much Of his time to his address
to the coming Legislature. 80 that !:
Is now practically complete. except
ing the conclusion.
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Collectors Advertisement Of sac
Lands of Non Resident Owners
STATE OF MAINE

STATE OF MAINE. Al.
Unpaid taxes on lands situated N "
Town of Winthrop. III the County ="
kennebec. for the year 1915.
The following list of taxes on req
tate Of nonresident owners IN me IT,
of Winthrop aforesaid, for the ~, q.
1918. committed to me for COLLECTION -,
said Town on the eighteenth da! o,,Ss
April 1918, remain unpaid; ana MI iii
is hereby given that if said taxes
interest and charges are not pre'.or%d
paid. so much of the real estate .' d..
as is sufficient 10 pay the ainohn' -ess
therefor. including interest and charsI,I
will be sold without further hou' .,j
public auction at Town han y o.
Town. on the first Monde in fcpT'''''
1919. at nine o'clock A. NJ. .,,,s
Name of Descrip- A1llo'pn1 nv,
Owner ton of IdA
terest 81.
charges
w. I. Beers. Cottage on LAKE gs2
Maranacook. ,.!,d
c. l.. Brainard. Land and Du.o5
ings founded on NORTH i en-
south by land of c. +. ~,
breth. east and west " AS
E. w. Church. Cottage lot on IS
Cobhossee, rt,s
F. G.. Carrie. Island in LaH' rs
NdFdnacOpk. ~,
Emma Davis Heirs. BOUNDED Wv
north by J. II. McIllroy' Gag
same. south road, west }. H. IS
Melllroy, q,
]. W. Emery. Est. Land part Oh So
Shaw Island. an
Joseph Gtondin. Two cottages y" rs
Hersey Island, ..
E. A. Hussey. North and east,
f.. r. Leavitt. south II ~ ra
W. r. r.. west }. II. ArhoGT''
Royilla Kinds. North ". s,ar
Kinds, east F.. j. f'S'''' So
south and west. ROAD l.. u
c. +. Hinckley. North brat
south Main St. west Union 81
St. T.
Higgins & Purington. Norm ~
and west, Flynt;.
w. II. r., east F, NJ low s -
south lake, west +. NJ. ROW nJ
Wesley J. Miller. Cottage 'd"N 81
n. A. Reyes. "a n
Warren Nichols. Cottage idho s"
A. a. T. " Key Smith. Sorth. F :. I i.
south f. Il. Bearce, west III
r. east r Ia Beale'
south A. b. Hail. west Green 81
G. A. Cooper. Cottage on Lake 81
Cobbossee,
Dec. g. 1918. -, roWLE.
Collector of Taxes Of the TOM ga1.s Il tus,al
throp. Me. ae'
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Collectors Notice Of s,ls

Unpaid taxes on land situa,ss
kennebec. for the year ISIS. ounty Vt
the following list OF taxes On "a,
of Wayne. for the year Isis ane Tow
70 me for collection. for ssid eo,hnlttei
the Sd day Of April. 1915, ren .osn, "a
NOTICE is hereby given thu. =.
taxes; interest and charges are N sad
viously paid. SO much Of the rea no. PIE.
taxed ae as Is su'Glent to pay the am sss
charges, will be sold al puhIio AMI
At Town house in said town S,, auetiOG
being the place where the las, ne ssns
annual town meeting Of said tnescedns
heidi on the first Monday Of I'm I'm sas
1919. at nine O'clock 4. NJ. eoraary
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Nest Council Meeting

rp' Blaine mansion. GA the "ppp-
si;o corner nf state and Capitol
streets. Augusta. Me las been the
scene ~ many important gatherings
and -, casi"ns but II ~ doubtful II IT
vn. over tho scene ~ more pleasant
incidents than took place there Mon
day afternoon. bee. -, 1918. They
were the presentation uf "A token of
ttgh esteem and regard Of the Off
,ial family ~ tho adlutant general
and prov ost marshal ~ Maine, Brig
ten. George Mol. rrcsson, followed
hy The marriage Of young couple
from Sanford. who had come TO Au-
gusta to Lo married by their former
hy him had been invited to the
Blaine mansion ~ witness the sur
we're surprised by M. Phlbrook who
called upon them To- stand forth and
- through with the ceremony. 1t
must be said they never faltered.
hut faced the music in splendid
style.
The entire force az the adJutant
generals and provost marshars de-
partmcnts had gathered In the hall
of the Blaine house. with the cx-
rcption uf those IN Cen Presson's
own offiCc. md marched in. headed
by Mr. Philbrook. who very pleas
ingly voiced the high regard OF the
force for their chief. who had so
ably led them In the arduous work
~ assisting IN preparing for action
the greatest and beet army the world
has ever known in the worlds great
est war. The thoroughncss Of the
work IN Maine. the magnitude Of
the undertaking. the interest of each
~ having IL well done and the splen-
did teamwork under his direction
we're all touched upon-and IN token
of that nne feeling on the part Of
and IN behalf az all, he presented
Gen. Presson with u handsome
chase full plush auto robe, the finest
thing made in that line
General Prcsson was taken Who'll
~ by surprisc-as "a man. not as "A
soldier. ana as tho latter. quickly
faced the situation and. prefacing
his remarks with a story illustrating
hts feelings and position briefly but
feelinrly thanked tho official fam
~ for Tho beautiful remembrance
Then the Wedding
Everyone was smiling and Il was n
happy occasion. And just here is
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Collectors Advertisement Of Sale OF
Lands Of Nom Resident Owners

STATE OF MAINE.
Unpaid taxes on ltnd. situated d. IN K tine
nebec. for the year 1918.
( The following list of taxes on real es-
tate Of nonresident owners in the Town
Committed to me for collsction for said
Town on the 18TH day OF June. 1918.
remain unpaid and notice. is hereby
given that if said taxes with interest
and charges are not previously paid, 50
ficient to pay the amount DIRE therefor.
including interest and charges will be
sold without further notice at PUBLIC
auction at The Town house In said
1919. at nine O'Clock A. NJ.
Benedict, Chas. NJ, cottage and lot on
south shore of North pond, bounded on
north by North Pond. east by land of
Brown, west by land of Josie Casweil,
Ball. Mrs. T. H.. cottage and lot on
shore Of North Pond: bounced on south
east by land Of j. W. Dorcy heirs. sl4o7
DeForest. Bowden, farm. and build..
ings. bounded on north by, LAND OF
Ivory Blasd ell heir east BY soHsrt
west by road. also parcel Of land bound.
ed on north by home farm, east by
road, south by land of NJ T. Bogert;
west by road. AoSa
r6CkllU, CoIlA6S s1ltu tVSs boSht
ed on north by North Pond, east oy
land of e. D. Burden, south and west
by land Of North Pond Camp Co. $40 Q.
Burgess. =. H., cottage and lot situa
ted on Narrows between North and Lit !.
Hurley. Luke. NJ. D. cottage. lot
bounded by land of j. H. Lituefield: .
Jordan, F. A.. heirs, island i'll Great
Lake known as Indian Island. d3.:
Messer. Fred. cottage and lot bound
ed on north, east, south and west by
land of j. II. Littlefield, .-4.s
Nutter, VIM. heirs, log cabin situated
on land of :. B. Foster heirs, %.9'
Proctor & Bowie, farm with buildings,
. bounded on north by land of Melissa
Mosher. east by land of Wilson Clem.
ent. south by road, west by Rollins NIL
stream and land of Roscoe Briggs. $SI 81
seavey. Mrs. J. n, cottage and lot
bounded on north by land Of Florence
Spaulding. east by road. south by land
OF NJ. T. Bogert. west by Long lake. ~
Stowell, Newton. land. Sllo. 81
Walker. Mrs. Isaac. cottage and 10.
bounded on north by land OF NJ. \;
Bogert west by road. south By land OF
S. w. Pray. west by Long lake, sS. ~
Dec. q, 1918.
Collector of Taxes of the Town OF
Rome.
flcCp,tueSSt
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Two More Rum Autoes Seized

Deputy Sheriff Ernest L. Jones. as
sisted by Constables Greenleaf and
Hayes, captured two large automo-
biies near Cumberland county line
Saturday night loaded with rum and
whisky. The two autos and contents
were taken to Kennebunk with one
Of the drivers, an Italian, The rest
Of the men fed into the woods and
will not be followed. A third ma
chine in the party escaped. More
than 5000 worth of liquor was con-
fiscated.
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Automobile Registration

Some people have confused in tLeir
minds the application Of the proposed
Federal tax on automobiles and the
State registration fees. There is abso-
lutely no connection and as yet no
Federal tax the revenue bill not hay-
ing been passed by Congress and the
item proving for Il Federal tax hav-
ing been cut out.
The only thing a person has to do
to register his automobile in Maine
is to I'LL out the necessary papers and
forward his cash for the State OF
Maine fee.
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Funeral Of "silk" o'LouahIin

Rochester. n. Y. Dec. 23-The
funeral of Francis C"Silko
OLoughlin. the veteran American
League umpire. who died in Boston
on Friday. was held today from
Blessed Sacrament Church and was
attended by large number of
friends. Among the floral offerings
was a wreath from Ban johnson,
president Of the American League.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-24

A meeting OF the Kennebec Valley
day morning at the office Of Forrest
II. Colby. land agent and forest COM
mission. with a good attendance. the
following being present:
Henry Crowell OF Skowhegan; Clair
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OAK GROVE TO
OPEN JAN. |

Vassalboro Dec. 2S--An the Oak
Grove students who had influenza at
the dormitory have recovered anu
gone to their homes. Principal owen
has announced that school will OPP
en- on Wednesday, Jan. ,, AT o.f3
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Collectors Advertisement Of Sale 0
Lands Of Non. Resident Ownsu
STATE OF MAINE

! STATE OF MAINE.
Unpaid taxes on lands situated IN tn.
Town of Readfield, in tie County O..
! kennebec, for the year 1918.
The following list of taxes on real e..
/ tate OF nonresident owners in the Tonl
| of Readtield. aforesaid. for the year isN'.
, committed to me for collection for sal.
Town on the twenty-s9rond day u
| April. 1918, remain unpai Id. and notice -
| hereby given that if said taxes with IN.
| tereSt and charges are rot preyousr
! paid. so much of the real estate taxed
| AS is sufficient 10 pay the amount due
therefor. including interest and charge,
will be sold without further notice At
! public auction at the Town Hall In sall
| Town. on the first Monday in Februai!,
| 1919, at nine 1 clock A. VI.
| Amount o..
! tax due IT..
! Guiding 10.
Name Of owner-Descrptlo teres AMI
| of property charges
NJ W. Crosby. O. acres land. with
/ buildings. bounded on norm
! by highway, cast by L. T.
! Roberts, south ". q. 1ihbetts
| west C. A. Ladd AMI q. W.
! Manter, w.
! Stearns and ID. w Craig Est A.
| Island in Lake Mara acook, "a
! B. Fl. Maxim. IL acres land bound
! ed on north by A. y. jackson
/ and J. Il. I.aMontague.. east
! BY p. Luce Est. south BY Q
hathaway, west by u. Luce ~
/ Est,
, Archie Stain. 81 acres lan' bound.
! cd on north by W. =. lose
| and J. +. Iawes. east high
I way. west by d. ~ Tingley
/ d Son and James Frost. west .,
! by J. F. Halves. NJ
! ". T. MACE :,
! Collector of Taxes of the Town OF Kea''
. field
i@"u''e''' -Ne' ~ ~ dec.ituss;;
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ALBION

.SOUTH-William Doe Of Midway. is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Porter
Sanborn.
Mrs. Susie Mclaughlin. who has
been i'll. is able to ride out.
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Little Building. Boston. to await fur
Their assignment. The IS men IN the
naval section have been placed on the
inactive list.
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fscated.

Ensigns E. H. Greenwood John S.
Hunt and E. H. Rudd. who have been
on duty at Bowdoin College as in
structors for the Naval section of the
Student Army Training Corps, have
been ordered to report at once at the
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WINDSOR

NORTH-A Christmas tree and
entertainment will take place at the
Baptist church on Wednesday eve
ming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-24

Private j. Alexander. ut Camp
Grant, colored. is happy because at
last ne has succeeded in getting a
pair Of size II shoes.