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lOW NOhlf . .
That part of w y Of W u
south of Territorial Road
West part Of east 90 acres
Of that part of s W u
south Of Territorial Roxd
East IS acres of that part
Of W y of " y south of
Territorial Road ........
~ y OF n w " of n W u
Parcel bounded north by
stret, east By Tyler. south
by r. X. grade, west by
town line ..........,....
S W u of n e 49,.
South ig. acres Of west 2A
acres Of q y Of n " Y Of
NV k..................
and 8 u Of n u Of n W
"a OF n w "a ..........
That part Of 8 e " of = W
/. north of X. l. S. and
G. r. r. and south Of
highway ................
That part Of w u Of e
"A east of highway. .......
W u of q e Y of n e ".
That part Of " Of Of
n e y east of X. L. s.
and c. r. R..
township 1 s
+ Y Of G k....s........
:" township i s
II Y Of M...........
South part OF n e Y south
OF r1ver
All that part Of W u of
se Y north Of river -.
North part Of W u of e
TOwNsHiP . s
Parcel bounded north by
lake. east by Tyler. south
by street, west By Smith.
N e u of n q u ..........
Parcel bounded south By
Hinckley. west and north
Ivy Eagle Lake. east BY
Decatur road ...........
S e u of " ........
TOWNSHIP 4 s
East part of n y of n e Y
N u of 3 u Of n e ~.
N w of s e u north Of
X. n. ..................
s u of W u east Of
-, highway ................
About so acres Of land in 3
by highway. west Of town
f1nE $3.50
A parcel of land in S W II {
east by Mud Lake. south
by section line, west by u
s " Y Of 8 W u south Of {
except 10 acres of south
end ...................
s u Of n W u of n VIZ.
TowNsHIP / S
3 " Of n W N............
Piece commencing ut north'
north Is rods. easterly alo
line of "a Of n W u,
rods north and south. i6
rods east and west In
northwest corner ........
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Lot bounded north by Mill Pond
street by :. 500 isO 20
Taylor T Tow y ksensd s OF aNcr 3 v 100 Sss
Parcel of land bounded
By Neon and Albran south by Martin and Rdcn by
McCotter 1880 325 so Loo
Parcel Of land in bounded north by r. east by Paw Paw
street, south Parke,
west by Ball Park. :. 1880 s2s so 100 1925
Parcel bounded
Hogemi west by Phelps :: 1850 ass 10 LOO 23.76
Parcel in bounded north by Essig. River.
south by Kennedy, west by
SIS 10
Part of r. r..
south by section line
PHELPS ADDITION
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- az 49, s = s: ssssr q ~ ss Z sss s
80 asns t.|.ss.s's - M ssssh g M. 10
Gxs1isGs AND e l..sd IS A1 s 100 s''
- '-..'- ;:o,: go 20 II 100 Asi
township SOUTH or RANGE Is WEST rs Loo s''
P:ss,s e Ind ...es:s,s = s.t street
zoo feet, - = - -
west 200 n to besi.ning q 81 100 2oos
HUBBARD6 ADDITION.
Lot and is
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UndI5 of front
to Lake Is southery
Of line Of
parallel North Shore
Drive ............... IA $40
Pare front
8 north line
North Shore Drive
facing 5000 ISL 1.20 LOO %0.o3
North Shore Drive
north line l50 north line
Of parallel with
1905 1894 5.22 100 l70Il
Parcel OF Of bounded by
poraton
Corh by Francis
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ls i6 . 6.o4 l.57 "a 100 $50
SOUTH OF RANGE Is WEST.
~ 10 =. 5.67 l.47 90 LOO s.37
DUTH OF RANGE Is WEST.
80 =. A:5 i.l3 IT 100 esS
Is $50 =. $3.50 1922 3.ss LOO 1900
lcre in southeast corner 10 rods north
and west. also except l acre IN south
and south by 8 98-100 rods east and
10 rods east of southwest
rods. south rods TO highway. west
Is 81 rs 22lO SIS 80 100 29.73
OUTH OF RANGE IL WEST
So e.. 283S 7.3s LA 100 $3.50
orth,vest by Haskins, north by Ward.
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q . F.7s i2.4si i.eI 100 ssls
z 10 o. 1871 4.s2 so 100 2s.5s
7 90 . 32.5s SAT 100 100 1855
III 20 SIS i.ss .26 100 go
le :. 2.7S II IL LOO ass
p 40 =. 2s.si $50 go 100 5000
% a5
% :. ~ i24 10 100 7.ao
% IL e.. s.ss 1853 20 100 s.se
2s rs e. 33.4s $40 l.A 100 4l.se
20 10 asa i.is rs Toe SEQ
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TOWNSHIP SOUTH OF RANGE le WEST
Parcel Of land n posto
Of g Y. II roH vrst 4 rods
beginning ........... is.ol 1876
CROSS ADDITION.
North half of lot s...... 10 100 21os
MoNROES ADDITION.
Lot Viii viiiAcE OF covERr S' % Loo ass
South Of lot 81 :..... :. :. L7s as o. 100 aas
lilo o west
u of lot 81 .......,..... .. 100 iAsi
Part of lot ga
thence II
81 feet II feet to be-
ginning ......... 2l25 100 80 50
south 26 feet west n feet north 20 feet thence
Part Of lot 81 commencing rods of northeast
south 76 feet west rs feet north 76 feet
ming ..;...:.; 49,: ~ i72 B t.o7 loo 3a4
Lot 6oxioo fest bounded wrist By Lincoln and
south By hghwy Sis 1856 81 TIA
TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH OF RANGE WEST. n
Commencing 46 rods IL links OF
between sections and ID thence north 100
100 feet, 80 feet
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TOWNSHIP SOUTH OF RANGE IA WEST.
by Stevens south by Ward
by
Maple
and west by Kalamazoo - = 80 =. a.,
wooan BY HALEY south
IL I86 .4s .0S loo $40
bounded Price south
y '''S' DYcxMAN & wooDMAS's ADDITION.
Lots and s.............. 80. SIS
e B. LoNGwELLS ADDITION
10 .................. 100 1915
TITUS ADDITION
Lots . and . rrl11xiN RESORT THREE IS NILE LAKE NV
Lots and36 100 7.0t
SOUTH HAVEN SYNDICATE
SUBDIVISION.
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. VIII ~ @cepS porSn 70
' and ' u ' DIV X cf
Y except north 81 acres 10 10 so
and offs H.. - 20 ts.1s
An Of q e $780, L v:., 81 80 : 's-Sa
Of Dowasiae river drain 81 20 =. 1880
TOWNSHIP SOUTH OF RAN
West part Of east 20 acres
S y Of W u Of H.. 20 SO :. ii.2s
= = ' l. Of Of I; q south Of IS So s-'s
township soIUTH OF RAN
w of n W .:......:: IA 40 1921
s. u of W y Of W u 15 20 E. 1l.74
West Is acres of u of "a except
corner 81 rods north and
south by 10 rods east and
township 3 souri, 10 OF RAN
North part Of fri u Of
TOWNSHIP I soUTH OF RAN,
West part Of W y of n
East so acres of north part
of 8 u north of high
w except 10 acres ex-
tending along east side. 15 $50 :. $3.50
S e. " Of y except acre in southeast
and south by Is rods east and west also e,
west corner Is rods north and south by 8
west. also except Y acre commencing 10 n
TOWNSHIP i SOUTH OF RAM
N W u of u north of
Parcel In e u bounded northwest by Hasl
southeast by Hunt, south
west by highway ....... IL 10 1858
N " Of g W u of u. Is 20 =. 1855
South part of n ~ of ne Is rs. es7s
Commencing 40 rods south of northeast corne
rods % links, west to lake. south to point
Parcel in u bounded north by Lounsb
township, southwest by
North part of g fri u, s2 10 :. 22.s4
South part Of fri II -. % 56 e.. 1885
W u of w " ......... 33 80 21.36
N y of Of u. SO 20 2l.ss
TOWNSHIP 2 SOUTH OF RANG
E ~ of IL ......... I so :. 1928
y Of W y Of ~. 40 =, l1.84
w y Of x of s \. of
NV h.................. Is IL so s.s2
s "a ................l Ii 100 66.62
S y Of u Of sw u. -. 81 40 24.O4
N X Of n Y OF e. II of
North part of W y Of
"a of e A............ rs s.. FIT
South part of W u of
v of S A............... 26 10 1916
W 4 of A.. rs 40 9.H
s Y Of Il ....,..... 20 20 l4.2l
s u of W y of u of
f y of NV of eN.. 81 20 1.73
N \, of " " of u :. 81 20 =. 5.92
E Y Of n y OF n W ". 81 20 s.2s'
West part Of u OF
ne Observation-Disclosures. 3s 10 s.F
Z " of w Ia Of n X of
n e L............ SO 10 :. l.33
TOWNSHIP SOUTH OF RAN
w 1. Of W II .......... So 40 -. 3.54
CITY OF SOUTH HAv
ORIGINAL PLAT.
Blk.
Lots and 9............. IL 20.26
South u of lots 10 and IL 10 :. E. 1925
West u Of lot and entire
lot ....-............. Il oo.st
Lots Q and 10 ............ 30 1877
LOT 10 90 Nt.Vi
West SIG IT, on Black River 80 :. .. 69.78
TOWNSHIP SOUTH OF RANG
Sec.
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> % OF n " a ssss....
Piece commencing at northw
north 16 rods. easteriy alon
line of . "a Of n W "a, "
rods north and south. rs
rods east and west in
northwest corner .......
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PALERMO

NORT1I-Mr Sinclair a former
resident is working for l.. A. Bowler.
Mr.. md Mrs. Frank Fischer and
little son Merle. visited at Ira Black S
last week. Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Black
motored them to their home in Au-
gusta Sunday.
Mrs. G. NJ. Crommett visited Mrs
L. K. Nelson Wednesday afternoon
Of last week.
brother Allen Shorey at WhitefielJ
last week
Mrs jessie Arno of Freedom was
the guest Of Mrs. Johnnie Black for
the past few days.
The Cars Corner sewing circle
was pleasantly entertained by Mrs
Eugene Rowe Tuesday afternoon
Mrs. f. j Howard, Mrs. Fred Fuller
of Augusta, Mrs. Rinaldo Carr were
present as guests. Mrs. G. M. Crom-
NETT entertain in two weeks Nov
&c.
Miss Helen Nelson entered Albion
High school this fall.
CENTER-Edward e. Pinkham
and brother Melvin 3. Pinkham Of
Lynn. Mass, also Willis Pinkham of
Windsor were recent callers at Will
lard D.. Jones'.
Miss Christine Northrup who has
been quite i'll with influenza is now
at home and able to take short
walks
Raymond s. Finley who has been
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-15

and evening, direct from its over
whelming success at the Republic
Theatre, New York "Parlor, Bed
room and Bath" enjoyed the rare dis
tinction Of having scored notable TIL
umphs in both Chicago and New
York on the occasion Of its first pre-
sentation. 1t enjoyed a run OF four
months in Chicago and of seven
months in New York Immediately fol-
lowing the Chicago engagement and
played to capacity audiences in both
cities. The play is described as
fresh, flippant,' farcical frolic in three
acts by c. w. Bell and Mark Swan.
Mrs. Woods makes 1t a practice not
to disclose the plot of his productions
in advance, thus avoiding anticipated
climaxes. but it may be said that the
story Of "Parlor, Bedroom and Bath
has to do with the amatory exper-
fences Of a meek and modest young
husband who is compelled to live up
to his reputation as a Don Juan in
order to retain his wife's affections.
His strategy in this direction results
in his finding himself in wayslde
inn surrounded by bounteous but
embarrassing display OF feminine
pulchritude. The situations are dis
astrous to his dignity. but provide an
evening of fresh and abundant fun.
Mr.. Woods has staged the piece in his
usual lavish manner, and has as
sembled an unusually capable cast.
Seats are now on sale at the box
office. Call at or phone 19O.-adv.
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CHINA

NECk--.r and Mrs. F.. M. Pat
terson were in Waterville Tuesday
on business.
Mrs. p. c. Bugbee left for Virginia
Sunday, where her husband, Lieut..
Bugbee is stationed at Camp Lee.
Mrs. Bugbee expects to pass the
winter there
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jones were
business callers in Waterville Tues
day.
A. d. Abbott took business trip
to Boston the first of the week.
Mrs. Emma Pinkham is in Water
vile, called there by sickness of her
sister. Mrs. Segried Webber.
II. n. Randall returned home Tues
day after visiting his sisters, Mrs.
Florence Emery of Fairfield and
Mrs. Martha Chase of Benton.
Miss Anna Abbott entered Thomas
business College Tuesday
Mrs. T.. c. Bailey visited her son.
Charles Bailey and family Of West
China Tuesday.
Schools opened Monday
Harry Lee of Augusta was IN the
vicinity Wednesday buying apples.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Doe Of Wins
low were callers Wednesday even
ing at ". n. Randall's.
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Hearts Of the World

1t is doubtful if there will ever be
q screen production again that will
contain so much of interest as that
shown in the, big David w. Griffith
production Hearts of the World"
coming to the Opera House for three
days Thursday, Friday and Saturday,
Nov. II. 20 and 23 with daily bargain
matinees.
The realistic scenes taken in the
front line trenches with the permits
sion of the English and French Gov
crnments. the remarkable cast Of es-
tablished favorites with thousands Of
people in the big scenes, the excite
ment and The dramatic action all
through the sweetest love story ever
told ON any stage and in any play and
the pathos interviewer with pleasing
comedy al making it wonderful
performance.
David w. Griffith considers Hearts
of the World" his greatest triumph
and he does not expect TO stage an
other that will equal it in heart in
tcrest.
The Government Will take over all
prints of Hearts of the World" after
it has been presented in every city
and town possible and the represen
tatives Of the Allied Governments are
anxious that all their people see and
appreciate this great story of the
worlds biggest war
All desiring seats for Hearts Of
the World" should secure them in
advance. The seat sale opens Mon
day at the Opera House.-Adv.
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employed in Augusta. called on rela-
tives here Sunday and Monday left
for Camp Devens, expecting to be
transferred to the Officers Training
school at Camp Fremont. Cal.
Master George Gregoire has re-
turned to Oak Grove.
The school at Greeley's Corner has
reopened after an interval of four
weeks.
A little son was born Oct. 5th at
the home of Charlie Harmon. He has
been named Philip.
The Ladies Aid will meet with
Mrs. Harold Kitchen, Nov. 2lst.
Woodbury. Jones has returned to
Cony High school He is working
for the Western Union Telegraph
and Telephone Co. afternoons.
Mrs. Eben Foster was given a sur
prise party last Friday evening.
The occasion being her birthday
Mr.. Choate of Weeks Mills Is
working At Eddie Gains putting the
interior finish on his house.
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FAIRFIELD

Sergt Ray Mitchell is passing TUT
Tough in town with his family. He IS
stationed at the United States Hosfi-
tai at Waynesvlle. n. c.
Mrs. George Preble of Oakland passe
the day yesterday with her daughter
Mrs. William Crawford.
Mrs. A. H. Hatch. who has been very
Ill with influenza, is able to be W
around the house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Clark, who have
been visiting relatives at Vassalboro for
several days, have returned to ;heif
home.
Percy Carr was at Lewiston yestcf-
day on business for the Lawry Bros.
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down German spies, involves her in
serious trouble, but which she man
ages to get OF. of, though not un-
til she has had numerous experiences.
all of which have their thrills and
patriotic appeal for the young women
of this country.
The story of Her Country First"
was written by Mary Roberts Rine-
hart directed by James Young and it
affords Miss Martin one Of the finest
characterizations she ever has at
; tempted. Miss Martin is brilliantly
supported. while the photography is
unusually fine.
We believe this picture subject
Will interest YOU greatly and it will
afford us pleasure to welcome you
and the members of your family to
our theatre.
The balance Of the program is unu-
sually good consisting of Fod-i-vil
Novelty picture, a Screen Telegram,
| and two part comedy entitled THE
Fly Ball"
Mary Pickford and Douglas Fair
| banks next week-Adv
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RIVERSIDE

f. A. Frederic had the planning
and carrying out of the celebrate on.
lie was ably assisted by Alfred Pod
cock. ALFRED has two brothers in
the war ami his thoughts fill I'd with
joy that the fighting was at AN end
The celebration consisted Of q ;ilge
bonfire which burned for more than
two hours, lighting up the scenery
for miles around, even painting a
happy response on the heavens
above to herald the coming If
peace. The celebration was 4 joIi-
demonstration. pans, drums. gym
balls, tin horns. bells. whistles and
guns were brought into requisition,
an endless variety Of noise marked
the event. An ifnprofnptu para ae
was formed. led by II. r. Fbss s.t.
who welded the baton like a drum
major. close behind Mr.. Fussett
came the band, followed by a process
sion Of men. women and children.
more music bringing up In the rear
Another interesting feature If :he
celebration was the singing Of he
star Spangled Banner and other
patriotic pieces by the young ladies'
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Speedy Relief
For RheunlatiCS
If So Crippled You Can't Use Arms
or Legs, Rheuma Will Help You.

II you want relief in two days. swift,
certain, gratifying relief, take a small
dose of Rheuna once a day.
III you want to dissolve every particle
OF uric acid poison in your body and
drive it out through the natural chaa-
neis so that you will be free from rheu :
matisn.. get bottle Of Rheuma IRON,
Bowditch-Webster Co. or any druggist
at once. 1t must give the joyful relief
expected or money refunded
rheumatism is powerful disease
muscles. In order to conquer IL a DOW
erful enemy must be sent against IT,
Rheuma is the enemy of Rheumatism
an enemy that conquers it in nearly
every instance
Judge John Barhorst, OF Fl. Loramie,
Ohio. knows it. He was walking with
clutches. today he is well. It should 90
as much for you; it seldom fails.-Adv.
noVS-l3-1l
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AUGUSTA OPERA HOUSE
"ParIor, Bedroom and Bath"

rlayGoers who are familiar with
the brisk and breezy brand Of A. II.
Woods farces will he more than in
tercStcd in the announcement that
one Of the most successful of his
farce hits. 'Parlor. Bedroom and
Bath" will be presented at the Angus
Ia Opera House tomorrow afternoon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-15

canning sardines has been uncovered
at PASSPORT by City Marshal, Harry
FoIlis. Deputy OrviIle Mitchell and
Officer David Macdonald. George
Matthews, Leslie Morse and Howard
Lawrence were arrested and given
hearing wednesday before Judge
Elisha Pike. All pleaded guilty. Mat
thews turned States evidence and
was held under $500 bonds for the
January 8. ]. court, also 5000 bonds
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noble the jeweler says that they
have assembled a very splendid stock
n Watches. diamonds and jewelry for
YOUR inspection. Low, upstairs ex-
pcnse enables them to mark their
goods at a small margin of profit.
purchaser who will climb one flight.
Credit is easily arranged if desired.
ADV
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Tho ,ycrinc session of the District
moc'nc ot the Woman's Foreign
Missionary Society to be held today
at the Grccn street Methodist church
nll BE- hold ~ o'clock instead of
100 as was stated in Thursday
mnrnlnH.S lcmrnai.
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Clarence Cony. formerly of this
c.tg hut now of Andover, Mass, was
in town Yesterday, having stopped off
FIR tho purpose OF seeing his mother
While On his way to the biz woods on
hunting trip. He made the trip
IRON Massachusetts by automobile
and reported the roads to he good un-
= he reached Brunswick. from which
point however he found the travelling
i!rd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-15

Amor tie recent births which
have teen recorded at the Office of
tho c,ty clerk are the following: Nov.
"a Nj, and Mrs. Joseph Blouin. a
ooueb.er Ery. 10, to Mr.. and Mrs.
u1b,l g. Williams, Il son.
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Fred, rick \. Jones, who had since
rcturnus a few days ago from ]lis
annual hunting trip in the northern
wds II Maine been TIC guest Of his
prints, Clerk Of Courts and Mrs.
Charles W. Jones Of Chapel street,
lpf "a tho oG express Thursday af-
'.r,oa '. return 10 Lynn. Mass,
whore he ID in the employ Of the Cen
tol Electric Co
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-15

Pure water, according to Lord
Raleigh. rs greenish blue. while pure
air Is blue, because, according t.,
Newton's dictuin. the molecules OF the
air are sufficiently large to rencs9i
blue rays.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-15

Ms cora !. Wcscott, formerly OF
Voollo,ds iasscd away Thursday
rornn- IA this city. aged g. years
The remains were taken on the $50
trains Thursday morning to Wood
lorG5 for burial.
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The host of admirers of Vivian
Martin. the charming Paramount
star. who recently was seen here in
"UEclaimed Goods" and "Viviette,"
have another treat in store for them
when her latest photoplay, Her
Country First" will be presented at
our theatre this afternoon and eve
ming.
In this splendid picture. Miss Mar
tin sortrays the role of a patriotic
American girl who forms a Girls Az
iation Corps and whose efforts to run
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~, h'l0tion IF Manager w. r.
81, '"'f''s"a II the Colonial thcater
V"'Id'"1 e the first nine grades
"t ln"l'c schools of the city will
"n matinee to be given at
EEK next Monday afternoon. Nov.
'"'o'iN after tho regular matinee.
~, w 'h'N Will see Mary Pickford il,
''"hnl EnliSt>. Tic teachers Of
E'N''al grades Will accompany
children as chaperons. An invi-
"a mas ais" been extended through
- r. Thomas ]. Michigan and
4 u. pecary to the chill
M = Mary's and st. Angus
Z" schools to attend matinee at
> '"N on The following Wednesday
~, neon. Nov. %. to sec Douglass
farhlnNs n IN Comes lrp Smil-
NIX
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as important witness Morse was
held under $500 bonds and Lawrence
under $1,000 bonds. Others are said
TO be implicated.
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rev department that will be
mach 2rprccjated by the public has
r>i h"e1 uGded and completed at
F'a"'n's confectionery store. a
Lnncho"rcj.c which has all the most
MODERN 'pnrment for tho serving Of
'gPi 'rouc$ An attractive menu
VII. y" 'tr'd each day comprising
s.'cai ,d q soups. salads. sand
"I'h,s douriAuts. coffee, cocoa and
''a. etc Ndv
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pAILYKENNEBEC JOURNAL
Telephone i53
AUGUSTA LOCALS

m. Du.2Alers Of Veterans will
40, Ar - this evening at Grand
I'm, main Ms. I.innic Morrison Of
ratt rornth, department inspector,
III n. present. A large attendance is
repucsted.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-15

Tho Bangor Commercial of
Wednesday, evening said that James
j NaApr ot Augusta was u visitor
TUESDAY IN that city to attend the
eciebr.tion oI Anchor Lodge, "A. Q.
L. 49,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-15

strong jagged boy is wanted to as
ST N the stock room and shipping
department nf the kencbec Journal
en- \ good JOS for y live uIc. a boy
Na3 dan enc in afternoons will be
gwen consideration
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-15

p'nutt Sheriff Frank NJ. Hawkes.
- cumberland county was in the
~ pr Wednesday and on his re-
''N :" Portland on the afternoon
'fProsS took with him one William
t. Norrlll. formerly of Augusta. who
''N 'ast June from Portland com
"'''1 t. the Augusta State hospital
observation as 10 his sanity.
''fril. who had been held for the is
'hI or worthless checks earlier in
''W. h"s been pronounced sane
az h,spital authorities, and was
"'"n' sdaN turued over to the
r'h 1t 'hmhorlanI county to be
'h'& before the court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-15

Opportunity knocks at very mans
door," said Uncis Eben; hut II you
ieS' sits down an listens ycu'se liable
70 drap OF 70 siesp "a lot notice it"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-15

Wholesale Oil Stealing al Essiesrt
A system ~ Wholesale stealing Of
full baxreA Of cottonseed oil used IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-15
ADJUSTMENTS
COLONIAL THEATRE

Paramount Presents Vivian Martin n
"Her Country First" Vod-i-vil
Novelty Picture; Screen Telegram
The Fly Ball." Two Part Comedy.
Friday Night Bring the Children
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-15

81, "'sh p" inform my customers and
IT,. p''"r That have moved my bar
~, '"P 70 l13 Water ST., over
Nrug store. T. l.. Nicholas.
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