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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-24

Hon Ira n Randall accompanied
ke his niece. Mss Constance Ran
han. vert F-daS 10 Squirrel Island
Y pa.s the week end with mis- fam
ky They made the trip as far as
Roossbav Hsrhor bv automobile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-24

Mrs.. A y Moody and children Of
appleton and Mr. and Mrs. W. Z.
Bradford and SOP Of Kansas City,
No. are the guests of their sister,
Mr. c " Cummings. West River
bad. Mr. and Mrs Bradford will To-
att N this city permanently. Mr..
r7dford was formerly associated
nth Or Russell IN this city in the
)p'icsl business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-24

y-s John e Hill and Mrs Frank
8 Wood will En- this morning by au-
k,aaSile to Dresden 70 visit a IA
korite blueberrying ground. They
Nm remain about week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-24

yn L r Dickson of 10 Child street
k.,s,,es Thursday 70 her homo in this
Lfy from waterv,lle where she had
kesa the gives: o. friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-24

oiN.r Tolman o! Wstervil'e will
-, 4, the Riverside church Sunday
I.vs.,nr a. O'Clock Sunday school will.
80 as usual At 10 20 A. NJ,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-24

g,r-v L.ish,on. who is in the employ
I, M New England Telephone Co, at
e,.,rt.,d Mass. IS passing his vaca-
an A, ne home m this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-24

Miss Evelyn Wilson has returned
to her home in the city after enioy-
ing her annual vacation which she
passed at Moosehead Lake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-24

m,. rnu,se Cody Of Boston is the
|rs q Miss Vera Fulton IS se"a"
IL, ,s<s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-24

-. v,oie J. Eaton left Friday for
80, where she will be the guest
:, ..sss for few daye.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-24
BELFAST
Death of Mary H. Small at
Home for Aged Women-Lo-

Belfast. Me. Aug. BINARY n.
Small died Thursday at the Home
for Aged Women. Cedar street. at
the age Of ~ years. The remains will
be taken today to South China,
where services will be held ana
where burial will take place. Mrs.
Small has a son, DR.. Elmer Small,
living in Belfast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-24

rvss, Hisier Of Weeks Mills was
~..,nsss caller Friday in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-24

crafts after conferences which be-
gan at Philadelphia and we're con-
tinued in Washington with the larg-
er adjustment board.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-08-24
AUGUSTA LOCALS

a..,n,r Hussey and son Of Wind
80 callers Friday in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-23
BENTON

Mrs. Frank Blackwell has returned
from Canaan where she has been
passing a few days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Penney.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Harrigan and
family were recent guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Hunter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fremont Witcher
who have been passing the winter
here have returned to their home at
Owls Head.
Mrs. Emily Levensailor was the
guest Of relatives in Pittsfield one
day last week.
Bliss Watts is confined to his home
with abscess in the throat.
Mrs. A. p. True of Clinton was a
caller in town Thursday.
Ralph Pillsbury was a business
caller in Pittsfield and Unity recent
ly.
Mrs. Greoge Goodwin and family
passed the day Sunday with Mrs.
Emma Gage.
Mrs. Geroge Wyman was a recent
visitor of her daughter, Mrs. Ed.
Chase of Vassalboro.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Warren passed
Sunday in Clinton with their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Lloyd Harmon.
A number from this town took part
in the Red Cross parade in Water
vile Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alvan Brown and
daughter, We're callers of Mr.. and
Mrs. Everett Hunter Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-23
RIVERSIDE

A branch of the Augusta Red Cross
CHAPTER was organized at Riverside
Monday evening. Norman II. Fossett
was elected chairman, Mrs. Wallace
=. Berry, secretary, and JEANNE T.
Crowell, treasurer. Mrs. e. III. Ingra-
ham was chosen chairman of the
Home Service department. Other
committees will be chosen at a meet
ing to be held at 2 r. NJ. Friday,
May "a. All who are members of the
Red Cross or are interested in the
work are urgently requested to be
present ut this meeting.
Friends of Sergeant Geo. f. Rand
will be interested to learn that n let
ter has recently been received from
him He writes that he is well and is
sn infantry training school
for three months.
Mrs. r. NJ. Peacock and son Alfred
returned Tuesday from Milton. n. H..
where they had accompanied the re-
mains Of Rev. X. NJ. Peacock for
burial.
Howard Crowell passed Sunday
with friends in Hallowel.
II. r. Sturgis and family have re-
Gently returned to "Broadacres" for
the summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-23
WILTON

A musical entertainment will be
given Thursday evening. May 23rd,
under the direction Of Miss Elzie Old
ham, teacher Of music in Wilton
academy, IN Academy hall. 1t has
teen the custom for the pupils IN
music to give a recital each year
and this is q new departure SIS it will
consist OF both vocal and iiastru-
mental selections. The chorus is be-
ing carefully drilled by Prin. w. G..
Colby. Tie following program has
been arranged: Overture. school Or
chestra, directed by Miss Oldham;
vocal solo. Mildred Robbins is;
piano duet, Florence Holland 10. Ber-
tina Bean. rs; chorus Of 80 selected
voices; piano solo. Verna White
more '1s; vocal duet. Linn Wells,
Verne Violet 10: piano trio, Mar
guerite Hall 81; Harriet Holland 81,
Lillian Hamilton 20; music. orcheS-
ira. This program will be followed
by the farce up to Freddy" given
by the class of 1920.
Red Cross day was observed in the
Methodist church Sunday with an
appropriate talk by the pastor and
a special collection for the Methodist
War offering.
Rev. d. B. Holt OF Auburn. district
superintendent. will preach in me
Methodist church Tuesday evening.
May II and hold the first quarterly
conference at the close of the ser-
vice
John Gilbert. Alton Stone, and
Theodore LeClare left Monday for
Boston where two Of them have en-
listed III the Merchant Marines. NJ
LeClare will try for a place although
in poor health.
The Mems organized class and bu-
reau ot the Methodist church will
hold their regular business meeting
Wednesday evening in the chapel. A
social hour will be enjoyed by the
two classes with music and other sX-
ercises.
Mrs. Earl Carr. Mr.. and Mrs. Maui
rice Carey Miss Maud Miller, Miss
RoXa Wilkins. Walter Lovejoy,
Manse Mastcrman and Mrs. George
Farnum. Mrs. Frank Sands. c. A.
Comlns. went to the Ledge house
Saturday returning Sunday night
G. S. Ladd went to Buffalo, n. Y,
last week to drive home one of five
cars for Pennington agent.
e. II. Morrison. G. F. Goodspeed
and +. H. Holman returned SATURDAY.
from few days at Moosehead
The 9Th grade with A. l.. Dennison
went to Pennington Friday for class
pictures.
Wilton Troop No /. Boy Scouts
made good record in selling bonds
for the Third Liberty Loan, nine of
the 10 members selling Sc bonds
amounting to $4,000. w. s. Bass is
Scout Master. Allie Whittemore and
Vance Wells. assistants.
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MONTVILLE

CENTER-J. II. Terry went Sat
urday to Massachusetts to have an
eye trouble treated.
G. b. Cushman and family were
Sunday guests of Sheriff and Mrs. T..
a Cushman in Belfast.
Miss Ethel Thompson returned
home Friday from Waterville.
AGclbcrt ". Watts and family of
Watcrville, were weekend guests OF
Miss Ethel and Clarence Thompson.
Mrs. Winfield Norton returned Sat
urday to Forest Hill. Mass.
+. a. Clement has sold his auto
mobile truck to Herman Merriam of
Morrill,
A. NJ. Shibles and family of Knox
Station, We're Thursday at f. ". Ma
sons.
Mrs Sarah Thompson and grand
daughter Eva Jones, are guests of
Belfast relatives.
Miss Muriel Edwards of Liberty,
who has been the guest of Mrs. r. p.
Morang, returned Sunday to her
home
p. A. Clement and family passed
Sunday at their Northport cottage.
Mrs. c. B. Cushman became q
member Of Union Harvest grange,
Saturday evening.
r. G. Allen passed the week END at
r. NJ. Carter's in Belfast.
The remains of Mrs. Mary Carter
Of Fairfield, were brought Thursday
here and inferred in the Carter ceme-
terry. She was q sister of c. 2. Car
ter.
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UNITY

G. d. Conner, z. T. Whitehouse,
Walter Stevens and John Edgerly
went to Moosehead lake Saturday on
a fishing trip.
Glen EdgerIy who is in the T. S.
service was DIT home a few days the
last week.
Mr.. Wass of Newport was the guest
of friends in town Tuesday.
Mrs. F. n. Whitehouse returned
from Atlanta. Ga, Wednesday where
she has been the guest of her hus-
band who is in the Z. S. service and
stationed there.
There was number went from
Unity to see the Red Cross parade in
Wateryille Sunday.
DR.. Harry Truworthy and Guy p
Yeaton were business visitors in
Bangor Friday.
Mrs G. b. Wellington who has been
passing the winter in Massachusetts
has returned and will occupy her cot
tage at the lake for the summer.
Mrs Julia Goodaie of Pittsfield was
the guest Of her mother Mrs. HamiI-
ton over Sunday.
On Sunday next May 28th the pas
tor will preach a memorial service.
His subject will be The Immortal
women that were not born to die"
In the evening the subject will be
Courage" IS Illustrated by Esther.
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READFIELD

DEPOT-W. Spaulding, F. Dunn, Eli
Wadleigh and Elmer Dunn, four farm
ers whose homes are adjacent to each
other, have each sown two bushels of
wheat that is growing finely and appar-
emily, promising a successful harvest.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Wright and Mrs.
Trask, a nurse from Waterville, were
recent visitors at l.. B. Wrights.
A number of the Readfeld friends of
Alton Wadieigh, Jr., and Miss Doris
Farnham, who were married at the par
sonage. Mt. Vernon, Thursday evening.
attended the wedding. and reception. at
Grange hall, which occurred after the
n arriage.
A pleasing surprise for Mrs. Inez
Dunn was left at the door Of her faith
ers house Friday evening. a beautiful
4Ay basket filled with choice coRfec-
tionery, oranges and an assortment of
fruit; % friends were invited into the
hous4 and pleasantly entertained, Mrs.
Dura and little son Frank left Saturday
for North Weymouth, Mass, to join
Mr.. Dunn. who is engaged in business
there.
q Clifton Hickford, Portland, was the
over-Supaay guest Of his parents, ar.
and Mrs. sBickford.
|. Asiettsr from Guy Wright in the Jour
nal. written. "over the seas" was read
with much pleasure. Though he enlist
eda from California, his birthplace was
here apd his school days were passed in
Read1eh 80
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DIED

GOODALL-In Bucksport, May Q, Mrs
Ellen l.. Goodsll, aged 81 years.
McPHETERS-In Sal. Lake City,
Utah, May l5 Francis N. McPheters,
formerly of Eeazie, aged 70 years. -
DAVIS-In Calais, May q, Mrs. An
gelina Davis, aged 70 years.
CAMPBELL-1n Bangor, May 90 John
H., infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Campbell -
PARsONS-In Bangor May 20, SanS6ef
p. Parsons. aged 70 years. months. j.
MACNEIL-In Bangor, May 90, lam
J. MacNeil.
PORTER-In Pressure Isle. Mag -.
Mrs. S. G. Porter aged IS years. =. !.
MOOERS-In Presque Isle, May IA,
Mrs. Charles Mooers.
BENNETT-In Dexter. May 20, H6well
Bennett Z
BUDGE--In Springfield, May 81 Mrs
Melvina Bulge. -.
CHAsE-In Carmel. May q, Mrs. Hen.
rietta Chase, aged 81 years. - ).
SHOREY-In Corinna, May II, Miss
Emma shorey of Dexter, aged ~ years;
u months. "a days.
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MONMOUTH


An enthusiastic patriotic meeting in
the interest of the Red Cross war fund
campaign drive, was held Monday eve
ming At Cumston hall.
DR.. G. NJ. Twitchell presided. The
speakers were Adj. General Geo. Mel.
Presson and Rev. Henry e. Dunnack of
Augusta. Monmouth people were for
tunate In the opportunity Of hearing
TWO OF Names efficient speakers.
Music was furnished by the school
children. Solos by Nelson Richardson,
with chorus by the schools.
There will be a meeting at Cumston
nan Thursday evening, May "a. at 73o
o'clock in the interest Of the Red Cross
drive. Mrs. Charles H. Gray. chairman
OF the Red Cross chapter of Gardiner,
VIII speak on the work, MIR. Goodspeed
on home service and war fund. M.
Foisome of Gardiner will show lantern
slide views of ruins in Europe taken by
himself.
No admission. Everybody invited to
come.
Mrs. Cora Norris has let her cottage
by the lake 10 Eugene Nicklsss, teacher
OF the high school in Meriden, CT.
The first game of basketball of the
season was played Thursday afternoon
between Monmouth Academy and Lea
wit institute at Turner. Monmouth
was defeated 81 to-
The Cochnewagan Camp Fire Girls
heid a ceremonial meeting Saturday
AFTERNOON with their guardian. Miss
! Laura Libby. Two took the wood
satherers degree.
Mrs, W. l.. Whiting entertained the
Good Times Club at her home Thursday
afternoon, May 9.
Charles Jenness OF Auburn is visiting
MS parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James Jen-
ness. Harold Flanders has a new car 10
use on the Il. +. d. route.
Charles Hall, who has employment in
Wilton, passed Sunday at his home
here with his family.
Harry Greenlief, student at the INT
versity of Maine, is at home for a short
vacation.
George Albert Randlette, George
Chlck Forest Robertson, Donald Brown.
Scott Higgins. Eveline and Doris Nc
Namara, members of the pig club. went
10 augusta Saturday to get their pigs.
Mrs. NJ. +. King, formerly of Mon
mouth, is critically ill at her home in
Waverly, Mass. with double pneumonia
isaac Maxwell of Litchfeld was the
guest of Mrs, w. F. Lord last week.
Harry Shepard has engaged the rent
IN Miss Claribel Smiths house recently
vacated by Carroll Bragdon.
smith Emerson and son Walter of
orono were in town Monday calling on
relatives. They were accompanied on
their return by Mrs. F. E. Niles, Mrs.
Walter Emerson's mother.
w. w. Drake and son Walter are
painting the buildings on the State
farm.
Mrs. David Dudley and son Irving OF
Readheld were recent. guests of Mrs.
Dudley's sister, Mrs. John Pinkham.
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PALMYRA

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Randlett and
Mr. and Mrs. Libby Of Pittsfield were
callers Friday evening at Mrs. P. p.
pearborn's.
Benjamin I. Miller and family
with r. w Seekins and family were
in Brewer Sunday making the trip
in the Miller's car. They dined at
Oak Grove Spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. d. p. Whitten "a
Pittsheld were in town Sunday.
c. e. Thompson Of Lewiston was
a guest over Saturday night hero
and returned home Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Minnie Robinson Of Newport
was a caller Sunday at the home Of
her mother.
Mrs. V. f. Thompson went Sunday
to Lewiston for a visit.
Mrs. f. Q. Thompson went
Wednesday TO Bangor with her
daughter Mrs. Ina Coolidge who is
in hospital for treatment. Mrs.
Loanth Miller is keeping house tor
her
Mr.. and Mrs. r. ]. Palmer and
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones of Skowhegan
WIZ III 'o"i liul Sudy IldhlHS CdtlS.
II. B. Clifford district superindent
OF schools announces that Palmyra
schools are up among the few in
the State in the matter Of universal
ownership of Thrift Stamps.
Mrs. II. y. Longley of Pittsfield is
a guest at w. A. BlaisdeIl's.
Almer Davis and family of Detroit
were among the Sunday callers at
Mrs. V. E. Thompson's.
Mrs. Mabel Clark who is quite Ill
was removed Monday to the home
of her daughter Mrs. l.. SkillnGer
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MARRIED

GARVIN-KLATTE-In Bangor, May
p, by Rev. w. Q. Genge, Francis Gar
vim and Miss Blanche l.. Katie, both of
Bangor.
WlTHEE- MILES-In Bangor, May %.
by Rev. w. Q. Gense, Warren c. Withee
of Milo and Miss Clara H. Miles o.
Derby.
MOODY In Weston
May IS, by Rev. Herbert L. Newman
Perley f. Moody and Miss Lillian NJ.
Hartman. both of Weston.
SMITH-ALDRICH-In Springfield, May
IS, by Rev Miss Sage, Adm Smith of
Lakeview and Mrs. Hattie e. Aldrich Of
Carroll.
CLEMENTs-YOCNG-In Winterport,
May -, by Rev. H. d. Knowles, Harold
W. Clements and Miss Agnes Young
both of Winterport
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JEFFERSON

SOUTH-James Brooks and family are
settled in their new home.
Mrs. Matilda Boynton and daughter
Ruby have arrived home, after passing
the winter in Boston.
There will be an entertainment in the
Grange hall at East Jefferson Friday
evening, May "A. Proceeds for the bene-
ft of Red Cross work.
Arthur Gilcott, Guy Cunningham and
Chester Hodgkins have been called to
service for the U. S. and will report at
Wiscasset May %.
H. A. Clark went to Waldoboro Tues
day and attend to some fish and game
business.
William c. Hall Post, 6. A. r. MEM
bers will meet at the church next Sun
day morning and listen to the annual
Memorial sermon. Appropriate music
will be furnished.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. Hilton visited
friends at North Waldoboro last Tues
AaX
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Boston Stock Market
New York Produce Market

rap, New York, May %
3 yellow $50 and No. yellow 40 cost
and freigh. New York.
oAIS-Spot weak; standard s3aS3,.
La RD-Steady; middle west 2is0d a4oo.
cry higher man extras 45s046: creamarv
extras. " score, 444145; tirsts .2f14i;
$50 - 20
enthusiastically receipts 3o6;s; fresh
gathered extras 26137; fresh gathered
storage, packed frsts S4sa35a: do. regu-
lar packed extra firsts 34hQ35: do. firsts
SS23@a; state. Pa. and nearby western
hennery whites fine to fancy 3ST40:
s s!s.s' "a. and nearby hennery browns
3d3S; do. gathered browns and mived
colors 33G35.
POTATOES-Firm; Bermuda new No
! ioo Dbl, ia525; southern new No. j bbl
suGAR-Raw steady: centrifpga,
500; fine granulated 745
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features of the Days Dealings in All
the 2adirn Stocks

New York, May ~ .-Disregarding the
removal Of the railroad presidents and
fresh complications in the international
situation, the stock market proceeded
today TO resume its advance but fell
back sharply later
The early rise differed radically from
recent movements, however, in that
stocks hitherto backward or dormant
were most conspicuous. Low priced
Speclalties such az cotton oil. linSeed
Virginia Carolina Chemical, Agriculture
al Chemical, Corn Products and Hide 4
Leather common and preferred, were 2
TO points higher al noon, after which
the general setback began. Rails were
the first 10 lose ground, though react
ing one ! to l. points, United States
steel surreuderns its tWo-pout gain,
closing at a net loss OF one point, and
most other industrjalS and equipments
replaced substantial advances with
losses of / to , points.
Snlppings. copperS and allied metals,
as We'll as motors oils and AN impress
sive array of unclassited issues, were
carried down to points in the more
extensive offerings of the last hour,
part in the unsettlcment. Sales amount
ed to $1,000 shares.
Uncertainty attending the negotiations
now pending between the government
and the steel and copper producers was
factor in the technical situation and
supplied the bear account with fresh
ammunition, in place Of yesterdays be
lated advance Of call loans.
Bonds Of all descriptions were varia bly,
lower. including Liberty issues. the 4ls
making a new minimum on a cash sale
at "'R Total sales, par value. aggre-
gated S1,350,Q00. United States bonds, old
issues, were unchanged on call
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Boston Produce Market

pppr r Boston, May %.
43l@44 western
~ aaEESE-New York twins 223625s.
GORN-No. yellow 159lq16O.
r. e oGS-Choice hennery and nearby Is
HAY-No. l grade 276cS
Handspring 30.
PORk-Medium backs 1926
POTATOES-Maine 175GlS5 ner 1oo
IDS; new southern 35od45O per barrel,
SuGA RIGranu!ated, 20 Dbl lots, rs.
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago. May %.
Assertions that planting would for the
most part be completed within a week
n ~ nr, oearlsh effect today on corn The
market closed unsettled rs to | Ia net
lower. with June 40 IA and July 1411
oats declined 5-Sd34 to 9 ia NET me
outcome in provisions varied from YES.
terdays finish to cents down.
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Chicago Cattle Market

HoGS-Receipts 1900; strong. hn,,,
i i.d9 1880; light 1745Gl795: mixed ,7sOG
diso' ,t neayy l65oal75; rough 1650a 1856
CATTLE-Receip 1000: weak. ,a.;,.
steers l05oa 1855 stockers and feader az" ', oo5
avg i'oo' caves
SHEEP,-Receipts 1000; steady. sbee,
lambs 1325Gi65O '"eep
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WALL STREET
Reported ~ Hayden, Stone G. Co,

'SF0' He0 Y F7ayden, stone q 90,
Members New York Stock Exc. Bos-
ton stock Exc. New York Cotton Exc,
Branch Office. lS) Middle St. New Eng
land Telephone 1862 1853
WM. II. PORTER, Mgf
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Classified
AID Rates

,s word for I time.
! q word for 8 times consecutive
:, word for times consecutive.
s,,,a insertions, pro rata.
No advertisement taken for less
than Csc.
An classified Advertisements must be
prepaid. ,,,
The Journal does not knowingly
accent any fraudulent advertising
AZ any kind. The Journal VIII m
v.,.iaate promptly and vigorously
.v.ry claim from any person VINO
has been IN any way deceive or
xyarsstea through answering an
Tho Journal WI"
,h,rk It's readers to bring to KS
attention any failure on the par
AZ an advertiser to make sooa i've
,,on,,es. Il is the belief OF 'n.s
s,ps, that an advertiser serves ms
avn interest best only wnen 10
..,yes the public best. II you ae
a., .atisfed tell the Journal.
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To Let-C0ttages, Etc.

THREE NEW SIX ROOM COT
tages at Island Park, Cobbossee. Fully
furnished and appointed. Electric
lights, running water, flush closet, large
piazzas. tireplaces. One minutes walk
from car line. To let by week. month
or season. Apply to Casavaut & CIou-
tier, Augusta, or Island Park. mayi5dtf
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OF FIVE ROOMS $3.50 90

house OF l2 rooms. $Gt0O0, in South Car
dlnef, cltE water, good repair furns. I'd
cottage al Bay Point, six rooms, $3.50 GO,
clear title. r. Norton. % Highland 81
Bath. n,av17dets
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VILLAGE FARM, $500 DOWN, 90

acres N center village. 10 a. fields, -
pasture. new Groom house, 3 hardwood
hoors, good barn. large hennery. slaon
win s2o down, includes cart, rack,
wagon, sleds, plow, harrow, cuitivator'
small tools, Mark Collins owner, i,ead.
field Depot Me tnaylSj1w
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Cards, Notices, Etc.

s,nS S,hAm. MEDIUM, READINGS
lEAM. eapisol ST.. Augusta, Me. Tel
n,aylSdlws
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7 ROOM HOUSE. LARGE BARN

fine chance for horse, COW. hens and
garden, on car line, 100 Western Ave. A
bargain if taken at once Inquire Of 4.
l. Davis, Waterville. Tel. Silly:
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-23
81 ACRE FARM ON CAR LINE,

Spear S Corner, l1-roOm house. Shed.
hen house, 60xi6 #. barn, wood for Jam
iiy use. Spring watered pasture, also
pIped into house and barn Mrs. c. T..
Colby, Gardiner, % Mt. Vernon street.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-05-23
FURNISHINGS OF

Hannah Barber estate, 81 Winthrop $,
Hailowe!l, will be sold at private sale
friday and Saturday, May "A and p.
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