davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gilpin observer., 1918-05-16

sheba Says "Psrhaps.s

sheba Says "Perhaps."
Obeying the orders Of the general
in command. Peter took himself to his
den with the excuse that he had blue
prints to work over. Presently Diane
said she thought she heard one Of the
children crying and left to investigate.
The Scotsman strobe to the fireplace
and stood looking down into the glow
ing Goals. He seemed In no hurry to
break the silence and Sheba glanced
at hij strong broodlng face a little ap-
prehensively. She knew of only one
subject that would call for SO formal
a private talk between her and Mac
donald, and any discussion Of this she
would very much have liked to post
pone.
He turned from the fire to Sheba. 1t
was characteristic Of him that he
plunged straight at what he wanted
to say.
1--WE asked to see you alone, Miss
ONeill, because want to make con-
fesslon and restitution-to begin
WITH" he told her abruptly.
She had sense Of suddenly stilled
pulses. 'That sounds very serious"
The young woman smiled family.
His face Of chiseled granite masked
all emotion. 1t kept under lock and
key the insurgent impulses that moved
him when he looked into the sloe eyes
charged with reserve. Back of them,
he felt, was the mystery of purity, Of
maidenhood. He longed to know her
70 nd nj 90
for himself the woman that lay behind
the fine veil of flesh. She seemed to
him delicate as flame and as vivid.
There would come day when her In
nocent, passional nature would re-
spond to the love Of man as wait
ing harp does to skillful fingers.
my story goes away back to the
Klondike days. I told you that
knew your father on Frenchman creek,
but didn't say much about knowing
him on Bonanza"
''Mr. Strong has told me something
about the days on Bonanza, and knew
you would tell me more some day
when you wanted to speak about It,"
"Your father was among the first of
those who stampeded to Bonanza. He
and Strong took claim together. I
bought out the interest of your fa-
ther."
you told me that"
His masterful eyes fastened to hers.
II didn't tell you rhat l took adyan.
tage Of him. He was-not well. I
used that against him In the bargain
Ing. He wanted ready money, and I
tempted him."
do you mean that you-wronged
himT
Eyes. cheated him. He resolved
to gloss over nothing, to offer no ex-
cuses. II didn't know there was gold
in the claim, But had what we call
bunch. I took the claim without
giving value received"
"But-I don't understand" Her
brave, steady eyes looked directly into
those Of Macdonald. IF he felt You
had-done him a wrongAwhy did he
come to you when he was ill7"
Tie was coming to demand Justice
Of me. On the way he suffered ex.
posture and caught pneumonia. The
word reached M, and Strong and
brought him to our cabin"
"You faced q blizzard to bring him
in. Mr.. Strong told me how you
risked your Life By carrying him
through the storm-how you wouldn't
give up and leave him. though yoV
Gilpin observer., 1918-05-16
Elliot Glanced at the Woman.

could an innocent young girl like
gheba know Of sueh u man as Colby
Aacdonald7 Her Imagination con-
ceived. no doubt, an idealized vision of
him. But the real man was clear out
side her ken.
Gordon set his Jaw grimly. He
would have It out with Diane. He
would let her see she was not going
to have IL al her own way. By
heaven, he would put Q spoke In her
wheel.
He was on nre to come to his jour
ney's end. No sooner had he reached
his hotel than he called up Mr.. Passt.
Quite clearly she understood that b.
Gilpin observer., 1918-05-16

oenevIeve Mallory, seeing
Macdonald slipping from her
grasp, takes . hand In the game
with results not exactly pleas
ant for Macdonald. How she
pulled the wlrss from behind
the scenes 10 told In the next In
stallmeny.
Gilpin observer., 1918-05-16
MACDONALD WINS FIRST MOVE IN BATTLE WITH ELLIOT
FOR SHEBAS FAVOR

synopsAs representative of the Elliot
going Macdonald
grabbing
donald become friendly Landing Kusiak Elliot finds
old friends Mrs.
visit Mrs. Page shebas
foreseeng failure Of his plans
Sedg rghthand arrange
Elliot will
wandering
MINER who
into the prisoner
Elliot earn about the coal land
Gilpin observer., 1918-05-16

CTo BE CONTINUED
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14
FAIRFIELD
Sergt. Thibodeau. Killed in Ac.
ton. In Service Several
Years. Enlisting When Only
l7-Death of Mrs. Maude
Brothers Reed = Beatrice
Roderick Dies of Pneumonia

fsavs9 Thtbo1ea4. Whose mare ap-
re4ree In yesterdays casualty list
as icing killed IN action. is tha son
90 NJ ard Mrs James Thlbo3eau q
thls town lie was led IN action
oa Oct t4 Se-Et- IT, .bedeau VAS &
member % ;ht reEulH- army. erhst-
ing on March H. IHI3 a. Providence.
" l. a. tire sxs g - years He
trnlne9 8, Fart slocg-a fer tEo
rnonths and was Then transferred 20
Tsnas CITY where hs HAs attached
20 CerrsgAny A. lE Battalion. Mount
ee Eng tne@rx Vie VAS then trans
ferred 20 Fort sam Hus-or. ara az
ser three years wert ir.o Mexico with
sssnerai rershlnr Returning from
there he returned &c Port sarn Hous-
tor sr1 vas DISCHARGE At the end
as fhs foarth year Of his service. in
Anrvh, 1917 he then started or a
viss: 60 his home bat stopped a. De-
trost ksch.. 20 visi; his brother Ed
ward. who lives there and got word
ta q short tire 90 report AZ Fort
Wayne early In July. he stayed
Their. fur f~o rsonths and was then
Transferred 20 Fort Leavenworth.
kan-. where ~ acted as instructor IN
an cngane.rirg department. He went
overseas n March. 1915 he vas 20
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14
SOLON

Ars Sarah Not1sa Eas q soE-
-4asa2T- She came with The bod~ a.
LIZ grandson He 1as Ire second c1lg1
81 Nj AMI Ers- William Nott1ge IL
Oakland Death was due . :n4usrz2
fsl.oEsd " pneumonia
EAaea Pr3eSt and Eidred Head. ~bo
have lee. -1slbsrs o. the : A = O.
1t IT, ~ pt n, cazne home Tuas5ay .or
- Christmas vacsElD4i.
Thomas Cross has returned treEa :
TIP - tie camp. wasre Is fa-aer.
George Cross, = l1u5srzag. ard h-oggar
tEo deer
Nrs. Ch-istaaz Chase 10 very Il with
heart trouble she has lived Il tewE
sevs-z! years E.th her son-tn-Iav. Jshn
Miller Her daughter. Mrs wn. srow
u SkoEhsgan i VITA her. Or. Das-
cuzaba was called from Skexhsgaa to
attend Der.
-Eo cars q coat hare beer urioa led
here The past Eesa- NE to- ne toEa
rsoPle and c1s for the hotel
Mrs Major Psttersca and her Eiece
-Ees5zy-
Charles Sevsr las Teen ce1sne1 10
the aogse several aays with 8 ssvsr2
Geld
John Ecdg5on h. gene into re
woods 10 haul lumber wIth Fred Ma
gcozs seam
Mrs Belle Mar-t1 j. very ii
MI and Ms Leonard Gates are nov
ing from their farm 10 thsi- house :
tawr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14
P|N|PlY? MlI,D()NT&


Apinp1v fnn viu not enhRrzas you
nneA lnaOE 4 yuC ~ . psckzee q
d. EAUeF1e Owe TahieeA The skin
shssk1 hsUa - ctear sfsw - hsvs
tahen u tahiess . few nlghfx
Cseanse TIE hsoo6. hCwels and EvcS
v<A n. Edwwdg Ossve Tsbiess the
saconnfd subsGsyse for calcrneE there's
No 0EkneO o. pam ssteS taxing them
y. edv0uS OtSve Takes % that
WhscA caInmd doe& nd ju3 - s6ec-
hveiy. but Their sceson 10 gentle and
safe INSTEAD ol severe and irritating.
No one Who takes Olive Tabless .
eveS cussed With q Cart brown tasss,"
. - hgeoeA . dzlA hss1esS no good
easainG. eunstpstsoA TORPID lveS. bod
disposition % psmcay face
Or. E6vards' Give 1zbicsx are .
purely vegetable compound mixed with
olfvr oil: yos VII know than b. ther
olive cnsos. .
IL Ecvsrds spens yeass anoag pa-
een.s ss.scted with liver and bowel
complaints ard Olive Tahsets 4re the
Immensely effective result
Take one OF rwo nightly for q week.
eee boo much hr-re- you feel and ioox-
1os sod .5c Per box Al cr2sSsssA
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14
OAKLAND
Funeral of Late William Irwin
knox-Chinney Fires Are
Quenched By Neighbors-
Local Happenings

Z-z Es-oe- {. Briggs an dzzgh-
-s-s Al4ce al Marguerite VIC have
be=- visiting Nj and Mrs C.estz-
BRIGGS o. Oakland Ee.sn-s fc- Seve--.
ws=as Iest E-.5zy ~ -at-1s= Lzss-
v5e-. G-x, Bridges a. maze her Aoz--
z E1e t1.1re. NJ B-5-@s having Es
cured & pos.-Ie1 - I=--=- u . t-1E
t-e-A
Mss El:-zbet Oman kas -e-1ze
from the home g EsrhzI -s-kl- q
tAs NcC-ata Pond -az5. ~1s-s SIC Ezs
t=s- r--s--E Ms Laura Esz-5-- q
Springfield, Mss
-1s chairman Ct "a CszE,--3 t--E-1
lis REARED c-7rz LII. Grassy y U1cs.-
sl-.= ,As z,oz-=-z, L-t,o1s and se-T.1=
1zgs to b. use5 Il tie campaign a..
Ia -.4E = -oE % eEe-- a. C-=z-lza-
-.oa fo- Tie pG-1sosa :. c2-vzss-1E ne
-cEr sor men -z:-.-. i : "a. t2-a-
although IL a. F-sc- caEy g 1&s-,
t-ere ara Tr5T= Gals IN Ire Ed CToss
;z-z ever- s11 az Ih.s Is 10 b ire las.
drive st : Earnestly nct=8 That If VIZ.
60 i--os=a 80 { sT.s7l.5 s79a= = :
.rH memberships IN tEs l-ar ? 4AE :
-z ST az --e re--. sd ne Gal X --r
ID yre.s1e-s - reuew 2E4 20 -s-
Trse-t4-s = ai1 -1@-- --E-l-=- 81 -a@-
tz= -.s-es- TE--@ D. --7--. & ---@- 2A--
ma -@ reached
A. ~ Fr-4 Ba T..Et c-r--- ST. 9ry
--..---- =+v n T. " az.pa -=s-1-.
.-a :o- X --4 -~-r--E zs-rr AID 11-
~. ID The Cur5 fc- AoEctanE T-e
Soy s--oc- hour q :. T. MI = r-vs1
csxs- . -etsz-sz. fcr CIR +s--zs E1ss-.
Ega-.rg sarv.-e :; - WIKI So 80
'.$s= Life f-on se-g MISE vi %
furnished ~ Ire c----- -cEesz
Funeral services fc- t~e late We
Ian irwin Knox. wAo dad y c5n@s-
day rc--l-- a. m ho--a - his S.
Ter Mrs.. Martin Sinh ct Nz;=-T.---z-
were helG Fr1ay afternoon az :
o'clock &. t71 High Street Mission.
Esv. c. l. Nneate1 q --e Fee BzT
list CHURCH Officiating. NJ. k1GI ,Fas
s. E4ars u axe 1Ej vas t-or1 IN Car-
lar5, the sor d 1T..l-41- ara -4r-
Dora kn-x H vas q sCyths =-.- lar
by trade ard raj been en- }oyed for
6 number Il years Il the Emerson 4
Stevens shop He ! survived 1E MS
vie cns s3- E.6rl5-e ms +G-se- ard
mother, icuT sisters Mrs Nathan
Smith q 5.Eu[crd F3..s- Mrs A.4cs
Smith q Na-srygl-a. Mrs. 8a-cha
Csullver q Oakland and Mrs Lillian
Wixon o. China ard teLr h-others
ora KNOX. Lester nnox LlewaIlyn
ka1x AMI Elmer Knox ali q OAK
Land.
Harry IL isEen ot H-Ea street. has
secured e-nr,-lytne IS Eacnl-.s. II
TIE keyes Fibre 60 g Fa-rez1.
Water Ne.c1 LETT FRIDAY tor Lew
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14
PTTTSTON

EAS--The baked hez- supper
which vas ha3d ak the nome q Mr..
and Mrs Ernest Reed On "Wednesday
evening 4 last week. was decided
success Although the weather was
very u1tavoratie : good!y number
gathered and after enjoying : Ere
supper All joined IN good c.1-
fashioned sing which was greatly en-
Ieyed by all present. The proceeds
fer the evening ~ere about SIS.
Mrs Annie Eanley left On sz+u--
day tor an indefinite stay IN Boston.
Miss Marguerite Scott, Nho has
oee1 visiting In Boston. returned 70
III home Friday.
On Tuesday Willis Bcya,or re-
es5v=d word that ais brother Alton
Boynto1 e jefferson, had been killed
IL France
Mrs Dsonald MorreIl i visiting her
mothsr. Mrs Charles Denrons in
RockiaEsd
Among the business callers in Gar
diner from this place Wednesday,
ws-e. r. TT. BrIt-ca. Henry Few
Ter, J. z Aarsoa. Mrs ". z Saekfrs.
Miss Louise keaiy. Ers- G G. CARY.
and Miss Mary Cary
On Wednesday evening about 20
nsighbors and friends gathered at the
home o Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Naranr
ana en5oyed good sing and social
evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14

TIE funeral service for the late ZEL-
Barton wss hsl6 fran the EoEae Of his
daughter. Ms NeEI5a L Bl-se, Tl--s-
1zy forenoon a ZAg Esv. S31nsx ].
wills pastor Of the First CHivsrsAlLs-
zn1rsh, oE1aIlg- Tns bearers were
-AI1-1o IL BE-se. Manson a HGE. Nor
I'll BgrSs ard EEwarG B--oa- Inter
1sE, rs made in the Fl-l4ge ceDstsry.
: service Tag containing 81 stars VII
e. dedicated It Lrs InEye-sz-lsr cAErc1
s111ay Afternoon a. o'cso.-s Al ~-.o
are interested 4 these boys whom TIE
stzrs represent are Eos- cordially 5-vlG-
Il to = present
TIE pittsEs,t Festival Chorus 6ast--s
- Attendance u IL l-eopI= Eao LIE %
sl-= - Is frs rehearsal. w1a-ae- they
mend - .o4a taA c1o-ls g not tbs
-saszrs4i -: p a. Name CsE--al T.
s-----s Tuesday evening 9. - How
80 :. ple-cs ~. 81 the l=z-=r. Eatr.-
c-4c airs ana o-5-.-l4 fzvcr5Iss VII =
surg - tscan5ez. knowledge u IT.
- i required to- membership Il -hs
chorus. TIE c1e-ls F7L- gladly wz.con4
Ill vino E4s1 20 viss- CT -4=s3zy eve
ing Z i E1p@5 Iha. many wao Cd 50
E-zy ls-51a &c .oln. The Esz,as=-zs- :
- ! ualy ore G7.lar and the azs4c !
-. costly - pleasure AMI -r1ialz :
aFe L.= .s.-rn ta- tas tine ar45 money
~ II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14

Randolph COMMUTE " -l,.-.l
JOSEPH i. I-v17r rr.ia5z,er -5e7 ! vi.
ira .N..s t-r-E tE IT. rAs-o-s Eaa.ecr. TIE
ss ~, - ! sEGz 1seT --i5 = NJ. Bile
Z, a.. soEg se-v.cs Is + g T+rsrl
-1s ~ ~ p4s-o-, s11.+rt. Chcons4.-
VS. W. rrs51sr krzys- meeting
Eresea :: chs-se. 4 4 a Ra5soT = 7 /:
Free BzF-ls- : = wa.s- -ri-ls-e-
n missionary r1l- 80 s1raz
sfl77-. > yong T-=a9a.+ ~ orezest-a
PAYS --sacz4 zrs1 eva1-ells-ae HE7
RECEPTION ~ new mem herx N4ssrassfI 1 i
evening prayer meeting a. - srgnr
sc-eol n FsstrT e Mgnl AZ svezGlg
E@a-s Corner free B2pIlst A A
preaching saryloe. 80 social sery-Ff :
-1- tr1daE evening Prayer ra4erlEg Al
First BAPTIST chBrea. -. VII
az r. Sunday se1ool at IFS. CErs-
--ar EE1szF1T-, d People ss-g.ce
q =. D.. T. W4-sfa1a vii rvez
sznglrg Dr. so41s ladies yext=a css55-
IVES Gardner Baptist Eev 7. y
= lasszde. 2. --, pastor; Sunday s1sool
st -st. praise ana preaching s@-yl-e At
80 Al welcome
Methodist Eg.s2opal He-ae-t : Da=
fore = y. sunday srhoal. n Ju-Icr
LszE1s; III EpworIa League: z TIE
Challenge nf A+r1cz -s@ t,saQ taE.l s-sr-
sup-ce.- sides. prayer meeting At -
?. " WeGr es5zy
&Terszls1 church ReT Mic G. yul-
sc-re Morning worship a. -zs; rhsz-e
God Has f5Is Ere or Yea 5u-lar
church and sunday sEnool Z. =
g u, z. u, 51nior char ara p-zc-
tsce 1o- LEs CHRISTMAS r.avs ~aturaz
af-s--r11 81 the usual s0u-: Ladies
Auxiliary meets = tas vestry Tues Il J
Afternoon
Christ cha-cA ~ Sunday n Advent
Fo2y communion, - gW6-zrts ALL
Lzr-a- morning prayer se-nc- Ii o.
church school. - -TeuFng PRAYER. at
dress :. thursday. hatv Communion
sEs=clzl i--srcsssial .a- peace eonts--
srcs ard missions
FIRST Cru-1E n E'h-Ts-- Scientist. ser
-5ces ~ a a. = NJ subject al IesEg--
s=r-an God -Ae prps4-Fer or Man 4.
TT5G-Eeek zs-T7ces WEDNESDAY zt - p
NJ Reading re1rn a. the Church epen
n the rusl5c Wednesday Frora Ia
Free circulating Glk-zrT Of authorized
Ca-Is-l2l Silence l-e-1.1-E-
Rev VI L Helms q E4zIfowaIf vii
SPEAK 81 the Winter street advent chap
e. SG-Sizg ~ ea
P-o1es-a-t-C2t1oE4r-- Ezr T.zngs n
2E7rpy. T. r.. Eo-ssag rershr 1t
u . with sr-Ta0r ~ the pzs-G-s ST.
aAT E@Esv14 a. A--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14

istoa- V aere re VII D. a-P,oyad the
remainder q the w4--a-.
Harry Cox has been appointed dep
uty sheriff <o- The lockwood Ca. u
Ws.srvLa
~ the First Baptist church Sun
day morning Inc pastor wiI preach On
yfsa reT.ic- ncover51- : Eys-ery.-
SanGav school follows this service. Z
A. EostsF g. psF.Fstaz1e1t- ~ o'clGek
he Eadsa ror meeting ard 81 O'Clock
9 praise service followed ~ z SER
r-sor. Finding Ga-d bF the Asysias--
At are cordially invited
The Ted Cross CHRISTMAS camoaisz
for -t-E5erzhip III Oakland wt.i -
co-ere1 60 Wei1esaay. ThaF-say
snd FRIDAY of 1eEE wesh ii :
PLANNED that q fir IS possible 4
ladies Ri1I co-Ggcr the canvass erak
sne tsig feature q ne drive VII =
z ga-5er SUPPER ID Il gran Friday
nigh Soma tine age after the I--ss-
err Izar drives. which, were - s1ic-
cesss3I.y- engineered b. George n
Ge.l1inE. statement was maize f'y
h1- -Ea1 after the var -1s E4afes, T.
z Sr.z- return ta- rae-r sI4sen1-1 5e.r
II fuFnssz-l- i,Gn1 4sts Ter The IEas--
should D. g+ggn Z 9le banquet -1=
VsrorsoEit5uz -cW Is LLz1 E1-s L 27Get
IL gr=- o- --e las -E1-- -sx- II -
dav a-E HIT -Erz= LADIES' W. -aF4
nearpegi Il e1--.e- tz-1Es-S- together
w57r ree 81 e-e-5 j re -re--.1sar-
st-s- drive. s-Z- sst G-E- p q -eas-
Of fas things ~ LL-z q - o. NE -2s-
@~7ya - -e- funds = T1E-L 2=1-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14
yOICE

William Chase ~ Augusta was y
caller On his children IN the Place
Su-&zy
Mrs P J. Trainer is On the sick
list,
NJ Parker ef Gardiner is hauling
his kav from his place here
Mrs Leslie Lewis and Mrs. Wacs-
worth y~wis ard two children were
ruests Of the y. G. Club held at TIRE
home az Mrs Hollis Moody and re-
port \ most en;ovahle tira-
TIE Kings Daughters viii hold an
sr,-ezy meeting 1t the ho-e c. Mrs
George saparror. Dee -. Each lsa-
he- VII contribute 70 TIE dinner. The
xuejee. viii be Christmas
g.r-sca8 Peal supe-ls.e-ec.. e.
scAcois v.s c&-.c: l. is.s pace Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14
THAT UNEASY
FEELING

That auil depression. tia; dragged
out sp4r1tlsa c0n6ision-Its hilioas-
nem
Why b. cot Of sorts with yourself
and everybody else when one dose
os Schencs Mandrake Pills will co
vcsdesr fer you
10 years reputation for biliooxness,
eocstirstso1 and nsilous headache. etc.
1xa ~ kss-~s<ssAsS - sss.s essasA
u. J n Scsenck & Sor, phi.a5elphia
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14

The death o< Maade Brothers Reed
occurred yesterday morning q. her
home - Gpg-=r Eair stresr after an
fitness q = short tina Mrs. Reed
sas b9Tn IN woodstock y. B. Feb
Is. 1851. The czsghier e Lr. and
Ma Brothers. She came TO this
torn fifteen years ago and a Oct II
1906 married Robert Read O. this
tova- She is survived BY her hus-
hand. z daughter Dorothy and z son
Arthur. two brothers and three sis
tiers. besides hsr parents. The f.
neral services Will be held Sunday
afternoon az o-clock from her late
hore OF Upper Man street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14
I've Influenza Deaths in saco

IEo citizens died from pneumonia.
resulting fruzn the Spanish s-fau-a-
e Thursday e Saeo. Ex-Cstv Clark
Joseph I. MilIken. for IS years en-
p2oyed 6T the Saco-Lowsu Ca, died
al nool- after sour-dzys s3cknass.
aged 9. Re was the son Of the late
ex-CiEy Clerk and Mrs. Joseph Nj
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14
Paris Crarce

Paris Grange BID - anna, meeting
- SATURDAY. der. :, and =. Ao-3 Z
s9@-l2l meeting SATURDAY, e u. II
=o-E .h= First az4 e=ean4 degrees
- o@1=-z e.sc:a3. go VII - -
stalled al me 1rst meeting l. Jaz---:
~ Master. wi1s:ow = -11ys-. ovzr-
SER, Aas-1n ? s.4a--, ~ le1-r-e-.
Ms E7=s Brooks; stewart E-1est =.
-4.3er. assistant steward. Bs-.z-a 4.
Hines: Chaplain. John = Brown; t-e1<-
go. -Aitio1 =. At5o-ts secretary. .tTs-
Cara Tz-F1r ga.skeepe-. Arthur = IA
-. Pomona Yrs. Eose swan. -s-ey
Mrs Edl-h -a2ys-; Flo-z. Ms Ev2
Rs-ort: lady assistant stewart. Ms
Ecasl Cams, Librarian. Mrs Care
-3tlsr: executive committee 4 y
cairns. chorlste-. Miss Lara Brooks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14

Tas-e viii Il az zll-dzy meeting rt
Pennington Grange. No. = N D-ura-
rn516 haI, SATURDAY. oonnenctng e
= 9-lack = tie fo-ezcon- OAesrs for
a. eo--rg rear vi j. elected a. IRIS
meeting TIE dining .r7rn co-nrnsr-s=
ters5s-s q Nj z1d G-s Il Nosae-.
- z-t A-s George No-1gs NJ z1s
Mrs 81 = Ranger. Mrs E5o~,=l.ze
Tease ana G.sz ARA Eator
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14

4 sEs-sn1s4 E-sAczi program : Icing
prepared 70 S1n1zy evsn.ng - tae,
@-tu-er -. Free Bzr--z- cl9--1- a12cas
~ E-r.1er= - - TIE Ga-s4-Ilzlze
ayna sang i Frszla - Nj W4lsa.
I'D p.pe c-gz- 80 pane -. UE
1s Ruth E--es z11 Grace Wash.
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1ts Church S.res-, Montreal

December 1Qth, 1877.
y was : gree- sufferer from Rhe1-
na-im to- over IS years, consulted
specialists. took medicines, used ID
rto-s; bu- nothing cid ne good
Thai. ! began 10 Use '<Fru5t-a-
t.ves All Z Ia days. the pain vas
e3S.er All tEs= EEs-E-4-.s--. was te--
~. Gradually, ~Fr4ii-a-tives ever
came my rheumatism ard row. <e-
Eve years. : have ha5 n rst--n q
-A= -ro1o la. Aiso. rad severe Eeze-
IA and Constipation, an -F--I--a-
c.yes~ relieved M q -EHse can
plants: and gave ne : goo1 a2pe-
Ii-s. and i every way restored II
- heath 2 4 L1ECGE
Etc- Z box e3r s2-5a. tr.z. size &c
II 81 dealers cr se-t q receipt q
price. III FRUIT T-[-E-S L.---.s5
0CDENSBLaG =. y.-A5v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14

ETce-slcr Fonola Grange he'd az at
cav meeting w5.a No--- Cz=s-=-y-.----=
Grange :, N7-ta CAssze-vi.!e. Tac-r-
Day There vas sDo5 Attendance
The Fifth degree vas WORKED EpEa
candidates - n9on = delicious DINER
was served In tie dining room -11z
vas the ANNA. rse-re and o@cs-s 1T
TIE ensuing year were esecte1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14

years q age Serg- Thibodeau Is
survived BY his parents. Mr. and Mrs
James Thsbo5eza and several broth
ery ant sisters who are. Mrs Laura
f. Hogan. Portland. Ore Jerry, il
servics il Mexico. Edward Of Detroit
Rich-, Mrs Joseph DcnahEs Of this
t1wn. and Joseph. Louis. Raymond.
Carl and EphTaIn, al q Fairfield
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14

re ladies - - Congregational ~
- ~. serve : bsksd bean super =
night tsAI-rl&E} t-on 70 . clo-2 =
. a 2 hz-
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Plies cu-ed ~ s to - DAYS

Druggists refund rao-sy If PAZO ONT
MEN- fails 20 cure Itching Bind
E3Ae5FnS o. r-rtru5I-g Piles s-oas
T-rTrztAon. seeta=- az4 heals ycz can
g=z rssrfal saesp altar the s-G sygz.zs-
rao- p-llS IL.
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Oranges
Clinton Garee

Clinton Grange - hoit - 7er
meeting Saturday svs--Eg. De- Z, ri
e-sc1 o11srz - tas Gaming year l. !
h72=5 -1zc =. -nen4ers 81 =. 70 =
p-ss@.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14

Gifts that ara popular and pleasing
with Q desirable Ile TO choose from
a. Jackso1's Orig S-o-e- Sc adv
A6r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14

r = P-1ss az FEt-stsl Vas among
-ns o1s-st-tswh callers Fr2EzT-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14

Mrs John CGt,s Is e.erklas during
tbs lal4za-s a she S-o-e o- = u War
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14

Water sc1tt ard fanny have moved
Ia1 lie T Il 12a-.z-g A51ssr Go1ss
street, Randolph
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14

Gaez c. Hartman l. very II ~Eth
pneumonia ar rs ha-e On Harrison
avsaCk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14

goha Ma1scr. wao was called - wy
-opsrIeck ~ zh= Gsafa q lis brother,
-stc-ced Friday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14

Mrs. Guy 1ancy Of wate-vlIle : visit
izg hsr parents. Mr. An4 Mrs Geo-ga
VI. Eastman. Ez-E1Il1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14

Az- Glae-r Carey Sof East Fstts-1n
vas ealing Friday g. Gardner tr4sEaE-s-
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GARDINER

CltHc-5 Ware ks -f-1-ns1 2ro1
Camp CSTsls-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14

Of Main street being = particularly
hazardous place fer fire 10 gss III
de-Tax.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14

FeEarlsh Headaches and Z
c. used from : cold are soor
taking LAEATEy BRIO =
Tablets. There's OILY sf1
LuSnHne- Z. ". GROVE s&S1
Tie bcx. &c.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-12-14

liken He had served (,
Is city Clerk and mad II
shall street connlss8o-s.
an, assessor. For year
member of the Republic
mites. He lea res a wife,
tiers and three sans Cyr-
Oldest cigarrz ker II -
the ether victim He wa
O. the Civil War and ieay
and four daughter