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Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19
OAKLAND
Observance Of Anniversary Of
Belgium's Independence Sug-
geStei-PersOnalS

Mr.. and Mrs Samuel Taylor and
young daughter and Mrs. Elrdce and
son Perley of Augusta were guests
Wednesday of Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso
Sawtelle of High street.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Farr and son
Curtis have returned TO kittery
Point after passing two weeks with
relatives in town.
Mrs. Harold Wilder and young son
Harold Frederick, who have been
visiting Mrs Wilders sister, Mrs.
Morrison Libby Of Summer street
have returned to ther home in At
lantic. Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milford Houdlette and
children, Thelma and Harold. have
gone to Whitefleid where they VIII
be the guests Of the formers parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Houdlette. for
few days.
Mrs. A. J. Pine returned Thursday
to Rumford Falls. after passing
week with her mother, Mrs. Geo
Decker of High street.
Mrs. John Collins Of Oak street
left Thursday for a weeks visit with
relatives y Waldoboro and warren.
The Baptist Sunday school picnic,
which was to he held Thursday at
Lakeside, was poatponed until FRI
dav on account of IN. u-fav raTle
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Shell Of Port
land are visiting Mrs. Smells pa
rents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tozier
Of Alpine street.
Mrs. Brown, who has been visiting
her sor. Cyrus Brown OF Fairfield
street for the past two months. re-
turned Thursday to her home in
East Wilton. She was accompanleu
bv her granddaughter. Miss trace
Brown.
Sunday, July q. being the Ssth an
niyersary Of Belgium's independence
il is earnestly desired that plans lor
the special observance OF TINS occa
sion will either take the form OF
community meeting at which pa'rl-
otc addresses and Belgium Natoh-
81 HYMN would be in keeping win
the spirit of the occasion, or 'ha'
pastors at their morning and evening
services draw lessons from the ne
roic effort and secrifice made pE
King Albert and his devoted peopie'
This would blsng home TO US lhe
closer knowledge OF the terrible, &C.
cisive and frightful struggle IN
which heroic Belgium lost all 1t pos
sessed with the one exception or
ridge Of sand which has become the
most splendid throne i'll the "orlu'
William McIntire Of the oattleship
North Carolina is passing hlhe-
DAYS furlough at the home OF ms pa
rents, Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Mcln-
tire Of Fairveld street
George Littlefeld is i'll at his nome
on High street from an attack OF
bronchitis
Mrs. Arthur Leonard and daush-
ter Marjorie are passing a vacation
at their cottage, Camp Hurricane, on
Salmon lake.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19
CEDAR GROVE

Charles Waterman ard family OF
Roslindale, Mass. have arrived at
their bungalow for the summer.
William Milligan left for Boston
Tuesday morning, to report TO ms
local draft board.
A heavy thunder storm passed over
this town Wednesday, The lightning
was very sharp, and there were sew
eral very heavy claps Of thunder.
No damage reported so far.
Mr.. Louis Neale Of Boston is
stopping at his mothers cottage for
the summer. Mrs. Neale is expected
later.
Clvdc Moody. Ray Goud and Cliff
ton Meserve employed in Gardner
were at home Wednesday evening,
coming down in Ray Goud's speed
boat
Ned Meserve Of Dresden Mills is
employed at o. Y. Hams for the
having season.
Miss Louise Call Of West Dresden
is stopping at the homo Of her aunt,
Mrs. Geo. Moody. for the summer.
Mr.. Sproul. the postmaster AZ
Richmond Campground. was calliTg
on the postmaster at Cedar Grove
Tuesday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19
New Corporations

The following new corporations.
organized under the laws Of Maine.
have had their articles OF incorpora-
ton approved by the Office of he at
torney general:
"Cedaroid Co. Inc" organized July
II at Lewiston. Capita; stock. $780,
900: Of which s5oo,ooo is common
and s25o.ooo is preferred; nothing
paid in: par value. s1oo' shares sub
scribed. 3. President. Wallace H,
White. Lewiston: clerk and treasur-
er. Charles B. Carter. Auburn: direc-
tors. Wallace Fl. White and George
F. Mason of Lewiston and Charles
3. Carter of Auburn. Purposes. to
purchase. sell. grow. manufacture
and deal in cedar. cedar board. oils
and other products and oi-products
Approved July Is. .
Baker & rhompson COMPANY, or
can,zed Julv IS at Bangor. Capita
stock $4,000: all common: nothins
paid in: par value. s1o'' shares SUP, :.
scribed, >. president. resident Ernest nssdsr,es 6
Blake. Bangor; treasurer ireaerier q
Baker, Bangor; directors. the above
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19

The tics as they existed according
20 tho primary returns were as fo!-
lows
For county attorney Of Franklin
county. Democratic ticket Thomas
L Austin - Pennington. : votes; J
blame MORRISON of Phillips. votes.
In connccuor with this case it is
Of interest 10 know that Mr. Austin
rs also a candidate for the Legsla- :
turc ON the Democratic ticket
Representative to Legislature. Re
publican ticket from class French
VILE - Aaatha and Madawaska.
Ar,oetrok county Arthur e. Baron
ot - Agatha. votes Romi \
paI.r' - Madawaska. p votes.
Eopres cntativc To LeCIala ture,
O-mocrltic ticket. Houlton. Aroos-
turk county Albert X Stetson of
Hcuron. : vote. James c. Madigan
~ Hoult0n. ! vote
R.prcsentatNc 10 Legislature, Re
puhn.,n ticket. class towns Addison
Columh / columbia Falls. Harring
ton and Ioncspurt. Washington
county James " Gates of Harring
ton vote ~ columbia. w. f. lnger-
soil of columbia Falls, vote in Co
mmhia Faus. Walter : Coffin OF
Harrington. ! vote IN Harrington
County commissioner, Republican,
Cumberland county-Frank NJ
Hawkes. ~ New Gloucester, 126s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19
Fish and Game

Commissioner of Inland Fisheries
and Game Willis E. Parsons has
been notified of the following viola
tions Of the fish and game laws:
BY Chief Warden E. s. Bessev of
Thorndike, Of the prosecution on July
IL of Harold Robart. a nonresident,
for fishing without a license. He
was tried in the Belfast municipal
court and was found guilty and SEN
fenced to pay fine OF SO and ss17
He paid
BY Chief Warden F E. Joreensen
OF Masardis of the prosecution on
July Is before Trial Justice W. L.
Waldron Of Masardis % E. O'Brian
Lindsay Harrison and Howard Dag
Eett. al, of Masardis. for hunting
deer with iacklight. They We're
found guilty and each sentenced to
pay fine of s25. with costs of s11.72
for O'Brian and s11.76 each for the
other two.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19

Raw Parsons claiming to nave come
from Kentucky but lately employed ny
the Jackman Lumber Co. at Jackman'
has been added to the little colony at
the county jail, having been brought
here bv Deputy Sheriff John A. Burke
Of Jackman. In connection with the al
legged larceny from person case LOT
which Frank Williams is behind the
bars at the same place OF lmpf'soh-
ment. Parsons was considered Valu-
able witness. He was given the priVt-
1ege OF remaining in Jackman IL ne
would continue to work rather than 10
ieolate him at the county jail as Wit
nees 70 be heard at the next session Of
supreme court in September. Parsons,
however decided not to do this, It
seems. and accordingly started down
the railroad track TO new fields. pepr-
" R,Irke was notified gave chase and
made the capture. On failure to fur
nish sureties he was brought To Skow-
hegan to board at the County's expense.
According to the officer Thursday at
has heen determined that Williams IS
not the right name Of the man who IS
awaiting the action Of the grand jury
although that was the name given at
the time Of the larceny caae.
Mrs. F. L. Marsh OF Providence, +.
T. has been at the home of Miss Han
nah r. Page with Miss Dorothy e.
liot for few days, left Thursday for
Ocean PARK where she will act as chair
man Of the home mothers committee
this week Miss Page has been passing
several DAYS with Mrs Bin w. Page az
Ocean Park.
Mrs. F, l.. Toz'er and daughters Doris
and Emma Tozier. have been visiting
this, wee; at the home Of her rarents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Penner
This week at Lakewood James Dnrt}r
and his company are producing tire
great New York success The House
Next Door, hv y. Hartley Manners.
author Of Peg O. My Heart" Those
who have seen this PROHIBITION are Of
the opinion that ps this ie the
greatest character part that NJ n,r,,;n
has yet played at Lakewood ,rarv
people went 50 far as to saw that his
work in the nar. ~ Sir To,o r.,+--.or5
was superior % his worderf,l cb.-ac-
terization Of Rleakarn In "rna ,r.1d,o-
man ne Rand concert next SUNDAY
Will oe N fha Second Regiment Rand
IT SNo"heE7n ar On F-;1,v rfrst
Tinker Orchestra viii Sg-a,, ,,,~ to-
a dance Next week there r.,r "
other erea' play. Kick = .d,.
The Royal Arch deg-e.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19

foreign trade and at least a frame
work Of an organization for perfect
ing it, They will have system OF
foreign banks with staffs Of trained
men. They will have degree of
governmental assistance and support
hitherto, at least. unknown to Amer
lean traders.
But America has certain other ad-
yantages over them. She has a huge
so!d reserve on which to build credit.
We have banking system charac-
terizod by some of our rival nations
IS ideal, q system lending itself to
the extension Of American financial
houses abroad
Then, too. America has a form of
governr .ent in which her citizens be-
Neve. Other nations generally under
stan. hi she has no territorial am
bitioi!s. Firally, this country IS not
likely to be cursed with the class
strl.2 P.
L. .on"mcally. her position is solid
With m immense and various popu-
Iati ~, she is assured of a richness
and vs.r.etr Of product 2 efforts that
right, directed. shoulc'o i've her pre-
emine,ce. She has an abundance of
untitled farm land, rinexhaustible
mines, rich forests and ample water
supply. Our inventive genius is pro-
verbal Ard We shall have at the
close of the VI, a merchant marine
such as America o. any other nation
has never bcfor0 known.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19
LIMITED SERVICE
CALL APPORTIONED

Adjutant General George Mel.
Presson. the provost marshal of
Maine, has made the following ap-
portionment of the men from Maine
on Call No. 9s3. for $50 for limited
service only, to report in the FIVE day
period beginning July 80 at Syracuse,
y. y. as follows:
Androscoggin, No. 1. u; Andros-
coggin. No. 2. 5; Aroostook, No /,
Z; Aroostook. No. ,. II; Cumberland,
No. l. 4; Cumberland, No. .. I; Port
land. No 1, Z; Portland. No. ?, 9;
Franklin. 4: Hancock. Z: Kennebec,
No. I. 4; Kennebec. Nc 2. s; Knox.
s; Lincoln, L. Oxford, 8: Penobscot,
No. !. 6; Penobscot. NJ. 2. s; Pts
cataquis. .: Sagadahoc, ?: Somerset,
3; Waldo, I; Washington. 1s; York,
No. I, 3: York. No. .. 4. total, $50
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19

Purposes, to own, deal in. ETC.. trade
marks, formulas, secret processes.
trade names, etc. Approved July II.
Bostonan Sales Company, organ
lied July Is at Portland. Capital
stock. s250,000; all common; paid in
$500: par value. 800; shares sub
scribed, g. President and clerk, Will
liam Shepherd Linnell, Portland;
treasurer, s. E. Hunt, Portland; di-
rectors, William Shepherd Linnell,
S. L. Hunt and William p. Nulty, all
of Portland. Purposes, "to promote
the organization and establishment
Of and to buy. sell dea! in. own and
hold stock of a corporation or cor
porations organized under the laws
Of this or any other State. and a
general business at wholesale or re-
tail in boots. shoes and other articles
Of apparel. Approved july II.
The Bridgewater Silver Black Fox
and Fur Company. organized July Is
at Houlton. Capital -tock. $4,000;
all common; nothing paid in: par
value. 800: shares subscribed. 6
President. Joseph Smith. Bridge
water; treasurer. r. J Kimball,
Bridgewater; clerk. G. r. Thistle,
Bridgewater; directors. Joseph
Smith. r. J. Kimball. c. P. Thistle
and ], H Farley of Brideewater
John A. Lea Of SUNNI crside, T. f.
/. and F. c. Colwell Of St. John. n
3. Purposes. 70 buv sell. breed
liz ~ f,-y tea ~;
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19
EY FRANCIS Il. SISSON
Vice President Guaranty Trust Com :
pany of New York

In the chaos of war there is both
evil and good At first sight the evil
of war is so manifest that talk Of
benefits seems sheer irony.
Nevertheless, there arc certain ad-
vantagcs in which are seeds of restor-
alton and even greater future pros
perity. The war has driven Individ-
uals and nations to a marvellous Dc
velopment of their personal and col
lective resources never before known.
The first peace task will be the de-
mobilization of the vast war machines
and the Encouragement of society on
a peace basis which the war, what
ever its outcome. will have unav0Id-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19
ably made different from the old pre-

ably made different from the old pre-
var standard.
But with this period of re- organic
alton successfully passed, the nations
affected by the war foresee a new
era Of prosperity,
While Americas rebuilding and de-
mobilization problems will he com
paratively light, and She Will accord
ingly have an important advantage
over her rivals European nations will
also have certain material advantag
es. One of these will be the impetus
given hy their colossal national debts.
which will spur them to redoubled ef-
forts toward a quick uphuilding OF
their foreign trade They will have
colonies rich in raw materials which
have developed during the last three
years a higher degree Of productive
efficiency. They will have an lntlm-
ate acquaintance with the conduct Of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19
The Cassidy s7,ooo,ooo Estate

Judge w H Powell Of the feHD.
scot probate court at Bang.
Wednesday granted the petition .
James w. Cassidy as special aoln.
istrator Of the estate of MS 1a'u-,
John Cassidy, which rs said to nv.
tory about $1,000, 900 and aeaiI,.
which action has been entered V
some Of the heirs. James W ca'.
dy is named IN the will as an auh'@
istrator, but claimed that a spsr.
appointment was necessary. he VA ',s
directed to file a bond Of $l'o"'..
the largest on record in this co'ny 81
His appointment was opposed
other heirs, who sought the appo'"'
ment Of a disinterested person
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19

1F f,s1fe
The oH''' ~
Frank w fhW
TT I~ed7' ~" moon '' WY
,r,i or~,rcvro. rr F~'''ln- ny lot
., ,t.,b we're found TO
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a~Y ''er''ora ~ IH'' -
tro only ramc - oNarr" sano'ionea
,,,. n, u,.-e -~4 e,en AZ that
r-..c o-o-,d none
H|H
% t'e 'r''-''' I''.'''
ert 7rd orlN nfl lal' ~ we "'i'oo
49, 900 ,cv-spar,. men witnessing
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t.r.,L Iy
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pan -.,or
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supp'i'n ~" H." "n-,,S,,os ~
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pa"
Slips bearnr NJ" names OF inc
candidates Ia the ties. win num-
hc ~ blanks. were then placed IN
tho hat and Secretary Ian ore" out
one until he got SIP bearing a
name that name beng declared the
nominated person. THIS was repeat
cd until the hNc tics wcrc settled.
Tho winners
For representative 70 the Leglsla-
ture from the class towns Of French
vile. - Agatha and Madawaska'
Republican ticket Rcmi a. Daigle
OF Madawaska.
For representative 70 the Iegis-
laturc from the class town or AddI-
son. Columbia. Columbia Falls Har-
rinEton and Joncsporf. Republican
tcHct-Ja W. Gates OF HarrinG
ton.
For county commissioner FOR Gum
horlanI county, Ecpuniican ticket
Frank NJ Hawkes. Of Now Glouces-
ter
For representative 10 the l.egisla
ture from Ioulton, Democratic
ticket James &. MadIgan Of Houl-
ton
For county attorney of Franklin
county Democratic ticket Thoma:
II Austin OF FarminEton.
Tho above named gentlemen viii
be notified by the secretary OF State
of their nomination as provided BY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19

Star field meeting Wednesday afternoon
and evening at the new home of Mr.
and Mrs Ernest J. Savage on Water
street. Because Of the inclement wealth
er the affair was held indoors the sup
per Of salads, sandwiches, cskes, coffee,
etc, being eaten in the sun parlor.
Fictrola music was enjoyed during the
e~ening. Mrs. Adam Simpson and Mrs
Carrie ? Fairbrother assisted Mrs. Saw
age IS committee rom the lodge.
Rev J. W. Packard is 70 preach sun
day at the Ten Lots church in Oakland
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19
Notice of First Meeting Of Creditors

In the District Court of the United
States for the District of Maine.
In the matter of
Z. Payson Witham, In Bankruptcy,
To the creditors of K. Payson Wltham
of Waterville in the County of Ken
nebec, and District aforesaid, bank
rupt
Notice is hereby given that on the 9Th
day of July. A. d 1918, the said f. Pay
son Witham was duly adjudicated
bankrupt; and that the first meeting
of creditors will De held at the ONCE
of the Referee. 1870 Water Street, in Au-
gusta, Maine. and District aforesaid, on
the 26th day of July. A. d. 1918. at ten
o'clock in the forenoon at which time
the said creditors may attend. prove
their claims. appoint trustee. examine
the bankrupt, and transact such other
business as may properly come before
said meeting.
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Augusta. Maine July s, 1918.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19
Dexter
Coal Situation Worrying Local
People-Sugar Cards Bein,
IsSued-LOcalS

The coal situation is worrv,,
many Dexter people who have enpr
coal bins and who are wonders,
where their next winters supply !,
fuel is coming from. There is M, f,
spoonful of hard coal to be boush, !,
the town and neither has there bee,
for weeks while the outlook for n.
future seems to be rather dark. Ws.
ley II. Judkins. local fuel administr,.
tor. has recently written State rD.
Administrators Hamlen of Porta,3
that less than $50 tons ot Nard cns
have arrived in this town since In
first of April and that 4 600 tons sr
needed TO meet the present needs h
is estimated that about 5000 tons an
needed TO carry the town through II,
winter months.
Mr.. Judkins also called the atter.
tion Of the State Administrator "a
the fact that the present price n
wood here is ridiculous and points
out the impossibilities Of the DUP
chase of wood for fuel by man Wit
an average purse. The price OF woN
is steadily mounting upward, tn
owners Of wood now ready for h.
market evidently taking every al.
vantage of the sho- = Of Goa
Many are demanding cr cord u,
tHeir wood and there 'e cry reaso,
to h"GeVe vat the pr unless reg.
ulated in some manner. III reach ~
per cord or more Prov : the pre-
ent situation should be force whe;
cold weather arrives.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19
Whales in Penobscot Bay

large school of whales made it's
appearance Wednesday in Penobscot
bay. The steamer North Star was
nearly in collision with one of the
leviathans and a dory which it was
towing was smashed to bits when
the whale came up beneath it and
struck Il mighty blow with its tail
steamboat passengers saw the whales
and declare that they were the larg-
est ever reported in these waters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19

Work at the Red Cross rooms y
temporarily suspended on account d
lack of material upon which TO wo'S
The president, Mrs. Brewster, az
nounces that comfort kits and stocA'
ings will be supplied on application 70
next week to enrer service. There y
plenty Of yarn on hand which Knit
ters may secure at anytime irn
BreWster's grocery store.
The sugar cards are now being r.
sued by the grocers Of Dexter, VIZ
same cards being in use as In Ban
sor. the local merchants securing
their supply through the Bang"
Chamber of Commerce Thrs
pounds per person in a family is 'n'
limit allowed and every customer io'
sugar is supposed to bring the famls
sugar card, otherwise the order VIII
not be filled.
A canning and drying derons''a'
ton viii be given az Dexter brahs'
hall Monday. July %, at ? O'clock IL
the afternoon. Miss Grace Car2ea'
emergency home demonstration ase''
for this district, will give the demcp,
stration. Miss Garden is connece'
with the extension department Of VIZ
college of agriculture of the Inl'e'.
sity Of Maine. Every woman Of wv
town is asked 10 make special eh".
to be present. All those attehoin'
are asked to bring n pencil ana hVV
book or piece Of paper
The Ladies' Aid of the Free bapt'.
church. will meet with Mrs. Qu'D'., =.
Wcrthen Friday afternoon, july :.
and 4 good attendance is reques''1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19

Willie was at play in the door2a ~,
with his little brother, Ma" he shout
cd II wish YOU'D come out here and
make Bob behave himself. Every time
hit him on the head with the hammer
he bawls"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19

No7;.. Of First Meeting of Creditors,

,sot'Se nistrict Court Of The United
IN .tes me for the District Of Maine.
In. In ths Marr2 T2'tSr Cratic ii In Bankruptcy
.-editors of James Harry Cratic
et s3s II TIE ssred GegndT 81 hs72
bee. ana beTebv given that on the sth
f. = 's s5s M ns e5 M as:ss'e4
/ bankrupt; an an ba baId at the Office Of
the Referee, Dis.rict aforesaid. on
gusta- Maine s'' ~. 4. \. 1915 at ten
| the csth day oi franoor at which time
O'clock in t;.r the ,oav attend prove
| the said cfeoI,; a trustee. exam
| their claims. app transact such
| ire the bankrup., nav properly come
| before said neT1T c LITTLE.
| FREIncttH in Bankruptcy,
| Au~,.ta, Maine. july - 3lylsd1ts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19
Good stomach

Dd you know that person with GOOD stomach rarely takes
true and also fact that by careful eating and keeping the
active every day. badly dsordered stomach may be goento
tine condition The DID, original e. F. Atwood Medicine IS
asoaeh and bowel specific You should Try once following
oil directions CAREFULLY That grinding indigestion with bchng,
hear pressure, aodiy bad breath spor headache bakahe
and constipation. viii diminish. Appetite energy ard
enee1uness will return. Begin the today. Ask
your dealer for the % made by the F. Medicine Co..
Portland, Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19
Notice to
Farmers
Having Hay to Press

We car deliver at once our lnterna-
eionsl type c, haypress and Mosul
kerosene engine. NJ. S. Johnson,
Manchester, Me-. will demonstrate
outfit and show what q nice bail il
makes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19
viii Visit Corinna Lodge

PenObscot lodge, r. and A. NJ ht
accepted an invitation from Pan;
lodge of Corinna TO be its guests s..
urday evening. The Dexter dega
team Will exemplify the NJ. NJ. degs
upon several candidates and lara
attendance from this town is anacr
pated and hoped for Cars will
furnished all who wish to make b,
journey to the neighboring town aai
all those desiring to attend are asss.
to notify George II. Hall. master d
Penobscot lodge not later than FL
day evening The cars on SATURDAY
evening will leave this town al
O'Clock or as near that hour as pos'
Sible
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19

Kentucky Native Added to County Jail Roster Royal
Arch Degree at Somerset hapter Eastern Star Field
Meeting at New Savage Hon eIist Of Re-cassifed Men
for Examination July 20-Local People Attend Nor
r;dgeWock Pastors Ordinate
Daily Kennebec journal., 1918-07-19

In the District Court of the nited
States for the District OF Name
In the matter Of
Lenuel Jones. In Bankrup'cN'
Bankrupt
To the creditors Of Lemuei !; Jones ;1ns..a Of
Augusta. in the County Count nsntrnpf OF Napne Dec
Notice is hereby given that on The 18th
day Of July. A. D 1917: the said Lemnel
Jones was duly adiudicated 6ankrupt:
and that the first meeting OF creditors
$50 80 Water Vt "r'' street. in Augusta Maine.
and District aforesaid, on th,oo3 the 35th day
Of July. A. D. 1915, at ten o,c,ock in the
,ors Wv attend. prove their claims,
snnort sprs nay 4 trustee. examine the bank
as may properly come before said meet
'hs' FREMONT ]. c. LITTLE.
Referee in Bankruptcy,
Apersta. Maine. July 1e lslS.