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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-19

2 NJ FRAMING AND ENLARr.
'srio, w Done promptly and salts.
.t.ner S.aratteed. Will cali for ana
fru "Flers any here in Augusta.
l.qves reasonable. Alfred Al
/, v rankin street novi,d1 IVA
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.JACKMAN

The following is {: list Of the bon IL
and war savings starps in the Paysol
Smith grammar and primary schools
the attendance beiEg ~ pupils: Gram'
mar school, Liberty bonds. $50; Wal
Savingse stampe. 32s5; Thrift stamps
S1.25; total. $685.; primary school. LID.
erty bonds. $50; war stamps. SID; Thrift.
stamps. $l6.2: total. 1865.
|. w. J. Elliott. proprietor of Penobscoi
Lake Sporting Camps has been notified
by an attorney in Connecticut that nc
has been remembered by the terms OF
the will Of the late Robert Gfllett of
Bridgeport, Conn. Mr.. Gillett has been
coming for the last 10 years into a. &.
above mentioned camps. making the ~ Il
trip when q boy Of Is. At the outbreak
Of the war, he entered the service and
in making his hrs' fight insan aeroplars
on September 18th was killed. He was q
years Of age.
Mrs John Mccormack Of Moose River
has gone to Holeb for few weeks.
Holders Of l1bels from the boys In
service overseas may obtain cartons 10.
packing Christmas parcels from the
following distributors: Red Gross
rooms. public library Mrs. A. J. McI,.
tire. Jackmaa station; Mrs Parker
Sands, Moose River: Mrs. Alma Day.
mond. Dsnnistown; Mrs. Laliy. long
Pead; Mn. James Smith, HoIeb. No
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SOLON

The annual fair and supper OF the
Ladies' Aid Society Of the Methodist
Church will be held Friday in Grange
Hall.
Several automobiles filed with pa
irons from Bingham Grange drove
down Saturday to meet with the pa
irons of North Somerset Grange at A
regular meeting. An entertaining
program was presented which includ
ed a discussion and readings. Re-
freshments of cake and coffee were
served. Grant Whitman. the master
presided.
Mrs. l. c. Thorn. district superin-
tendent of the children's work of the
Augusta District attended the meet
ing of the Woman's Foreign Mission
airy Society at Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Head and little
daughter were in Skowhegan Friday
and Saturday attending the Agricul-
turai club convention.
The subject of the sermon delivered
to the adult worshippers at the Meth
odist church last Sunday morning
while the chiidren's sermon was basel
upon Paying Big Debt" The
Juniors met at $50 J.. NJ. This church
organization for the younger folks
has organized with Ella Paul as pres
ident. Helen Ray as secretary and
Lois Knowles as treasurer. Their
are also four vice presidents, The
Win MY Chum Week" was appro-
priately begun Sunday night and be-
cause Of this the weekly class meeting
will he omitted. At the Prayer and
Praise service Sunday evening. the
topic was stewardship and Soul
Next meeting Dec. 6 with Nellie Pau,
Abigail Whipple Chamberlain
Chapter of the u. A. r. was pleas
antly entertained by Mrs. NJ p. Pol
lard at her home Friday 1t was A
patriotic meeting and war news WIS
discussed. Patriotic poems especial
were read by Mrs. Mae Andrews and
Mrs. Elizabeth Coolidge. Songs were
sung by the members with Mrs. Maud
McIntire playing the accompaniment.
DIR. S. +. Greene has sold to the
Hamlin Company of Gorham, n. H.,
the Burton place in Mayfield.
Mrs. Fred Magoon. leader OF the
Girls Agricultural clubs locally at
tended the annual convention in
Skowhegan together with the follow
ing girls and boys: Mary Paul, Lucille
French. Geneva Hunnewel Cora
Head. Elsie Roberts and Lucille
French, Adelord and Leo Legere.
Kenneth and Albert Head. Biynn and
Wayne McCoilar
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ST. ALBANS

Labelling at the corn factory will
be fini:hed this week.
Three cases of influenza are re-
ported in town and many more IN
Hartland.
Wesley Mills and family are nj
w. &. Bachelors for few weeks
on account Of Mr.. Mills breaking
the snal! bone in one OF his legs
He has been cutting wood and the
accident was caused by falling
tree.
Mr.. md Mrs. Charles Emery have
gore visit his people and then 80
10 Fl srida for the winter.
Franz Page and Harold Briggs
were n Bangor Saturday on bust
ness.
C. J. Worthen is in Boston on
business.
A. J. Parker. who has been out
on account Of illness. has recovered
and is back again clerking for s.
W. Green.
Town roads are very rough with
some places nearly impossible. q
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New York Produce Market

New York. Nov IS
Flour steady, springs and Kansas 1859
@1l0: winters l0l5dlo5O; wheat. spot.
steady: No. red 234l track New York.
Corn. spot strong; No. yellow lGiE
No, 3 yellow 1864. cost and freight New
York. Oats. spot. strong; standard 81
cents. Pork firm: mess 4a00I4c5o. Family
59o0d 500: lard firm; Middle West 275gSl
276o; butter steady; receipts 5a91: cream
cry higher than extras 6i@S4.: creamery
extras. t92 score). s3963a; firsts 5SaaG2!
'packing stock current make No. 2, 80
s.. Eggs steady; receipts $3.50; fresh
gathered extras 71a12. fresh regular
packed extra firsts 6Sa7o; regular pack
ed extra frsts 6sa7o:. do frsts S4eie7;
state Penna. and nearby Western her
merry whites. fine to fancy. SSa32; state
Penna. and nearby hennery browns 7ia
IS: do. gathered browns and mixed col
ors 6ea72. Potatoes weak: Maine i9o
lbs. goa 40; Long Island 100 lbs. 225a
2S5; New York 100 lbs. 1901 rs: Western
100 lbs. lsoa3no; Jersey 1s5d23o. vir-
ginia late crop bbl. 22cIs25; sweets. Jer-
sey. basket 20 cents q go: Southern 1851
200: Virginia biol. iooass; cabbages.
steady. Danish per ton 150002300; donies-
tic per ton 1o0oaI50o: red Dbl. 25ou 10
Raw sugar steady: centrifuEai rs: re-
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. Nov. 49,
hogs receipts 1900 Market open.,l
strong, closed 10 to Is cents higher thu n
saturdays average. Butchers 1765MlsJO,
lights l1lO-i.s5: packing I6so1l-tn:
tnrow-outs l329G16+0; pigs. good 20
choice 139eG 1890; cattle receipts 5.r
Market generally steady on beef and
butchers cattle: slow on com,non
steers: calves steady; good feeders
strong. Beef cattle. good choice and
prime l5I5@1975: common and medium
s6Sail5l5. Butcher stock. cows and he.t-
ers 6JoM1i0J. Gamers and cutters 500
$50: stockers and feeders; good cho.se
and fair l0cGl2l5; inferior. common snd
medium .om 1000; veal calves. good and
choice 11o0d1,11i: Western range 'eaf
steers l45eGl.s5: cows and heifers s;},t
1215. Sheep receinta 2s,ooo: market most
ly . cents higher; strictly good sellirs
straight up to 1915 bulk fat ewes 1856
choice weatlers 1850. Lambs. choice .rd
prime 1575u 1900: medium and good Ii2i1
1870; culis o,5Ml2N: ewes, choice and
prime sa5ns50: medium and good saoT
925 CullS Saa5lff5Q
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ATHENS

Alton Bush. formerly OF Athens, s
now iocat ted at Astoria, Long Island. in
the chemical War service
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Doane Candage of
Seal Harbor have been passing a few
days with Mrs. Candage's parent
Judge and Mrs J. F. Holman.
Mr. and Mrs. n. f. SNdmore nave
moved from Mayfeld TO the Hight place
which they recently purchased.
Local people have been selected for
the cast to present My Brothers
Keeper which is TO be given aare
probably December u under the direc-
ton Of he Baptist Auxiliary
Mr. and Mrs. E. s. Ward have sold
on the Brighton road, where they nave
lived for about 10 years to Man.,y
Campbell and have purchased the "a.
vid CorsOn house in Athens village. Mr.
Campbell and family have been living
on the Smith Neal place near ths
Athens-Hartland town line. Both fam
lilies plan TO move within a short true.
NJ. Ward. who has been critically i'll. is
able to ride out
The annual meeting of the Mission
Circle OF the Baptist church was 5eld
Wednesday with Mrs. l.. ". Ellingwocd.
The following officers were elected:
President, Mrs. Annie Fox: vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Winifred Locke; secretary.
Mrs. Lillian Emery; treasurer. Mrs.
Abbie Fox. A question box was con-
Quoted by Mrs. Ellingwood. who retired
from the presidency after serving IN
that capacity for two years. The next
meeting will be held in four weeks.
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BINGHAM
'novlS-l9-@

Rev r. B. HIATT. pastor Of the on!re-
gational chureh' has been reelected
Grand Chaplain of the Grand Lodge, l.
10. O. F.. which sessions he attended ia
Portland last week.
Hosea Whipple attended the Farm
Bureau meeting held at Skowhe gan
Saturday.
The conservation meeting of the Gems
fury Club was held Friday night in TrA-
ternity hail. Miss Ruby l. Barker. DIS
trict home demonstrating agent, del;v-
ering an address upon the conservatism
of sugar with attendant demonstrations.
About 80 ladies were present and at "a
close OF the program, the foods wh'o1
Miss Barker had prepared during tine
lecture were served supplemented tv
hot coffee. Ms. Annie Whitney. ,'lu1
president, presided and Mrs. Skinner
and Mrs Steward assisted her as hos
tesses. The next meeting will be Dc
cember 6
The regular services were held in :h1
Congregational church Sunday morn"G
and in the e:enng special Thau<s.
giving service was held there. the pas
tor Rev. r. r. HAITI being assisted By
Rev Horace Craig Erwin Moore an
Supt c. f. Bail in the evenings exer-
cises Special music was also enjoyed.
The first entertainment in the course
to be given here this season will oc'ol
on Wednesday evening next and at that
time the Liliuokalani Hawaiians Quar-
tette will furnish a musical entert aim
ment in kennebec hall. The musicians
dressed in native costume will play and
sing their native music. The committee
in charge have spared no expense in Sc
curing the best talent that the people
of Bingham might be favored with high
class entertai ments.
There will be 4 regular meeting Il
Centennial Eebekah Lodge this Tuesday
evening.
Kennebec Chapter, D. A. f., neets
Friday afternoon with Mrs. S. J. Whit.
ney.
The War Relief Society will continue
to meet weekly as long as their help Is
needed. The society has been greatly
assisted by the receipt Of five quilts
from the Good Will Club of Moscow; by
Mrs. Mary Ana Collins, an aged resi-
dent. Of beautiful quilt made by ter
self; by two quilt tops from Miss A,.nl
Bloom and her pupils from Roosevelt
school. Moscow: two quilt tops from
Miss Gladys Baker and pupils of the
Lincoln school. Moscow and 500 RON
friends. The society is also most 30
preciative Of the generous contribute ~
amounting to 1892 found in the mite
boxes, which were recently collected ard
thanks are due the young ladies VITO
represented Red Cross nurses for the
proceeds Of their social s6.3l which was
held to complete the Victory celebrate III.
The society made shipment of 20 pairs
of socks. Is pa 'amas and the quilts
Preparations are under way by tHe
members of the Congregational Churcn
Circle for their annual fair to be he'd
Dec. 4.
Thomas Hughes is reported as having
made favorable progress from the ~
suit Of his surgical treatment from GO
effects of appendicitis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Martin of Pleasant
Ridge are the parents of a young ron.
The section houses at Bakers Sidir.
are being repaired inside and out
Urban Dean is to be moved to the
Fairfield Sanitarium as soon as he re-
covers sufficiently to take the trip.
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TWO UNFUREISHED ROOMS FG.2
lght housekeeping, furn ice heat, electric
tlShts, bath. centrally located htndress
Z. r. j.. care kenne0ec journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-19
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET
Features Of the Days Dealings in All
the Leading Stocks

New York, Nov 1S-The stock mar
ket was in a state of suspended ami
nation during the greater part of to-
days session, prices for the most part
rising and falling within circumSc-lhed
limits although gains prevailed at the
close.
Sentiment among the professional e!e-
ment was strongly influenced by last
ductlon of actual reserves giving fresh
point to the need for continued re-
strlction of credits and labor problems
also assumed greater prominence.
Reviews submitted by competent trade
authorities over the weekend were
again of irregular tenor. but conserva-
tive opinion inclined towards an indc.-
mite continuance of wartime conui-
tons in the steel industry and affiliated
lines.
Western and southwestern sections
reported mixed general bushes condi-
tionS arising from the termination If
the war, this being partly borne out by
a slight decrease of railroad tonnage
tated. however. By favorable weather.
United States Steel and Marine pre-
fered divided the honors of the day, the
former ra!lying easily in the last nour
from its one point decline and closing
at a substantial fractional advance
while Marine held its point rise, de-
spite another meeting of the directors
at which no progress was reported in
the proposed sale of the companies
British tonnage.
Rails made partial recovery from their
extreme setback of l to 2 points, ND
tors and oils were irregular at best with
the several war groups and specialtes
displaying uncertain tendencies aside
from Industrial Alcohol. which rose 8
points. Sales amounted to $4,000 shar res.
Most divisions of the bond market
were disposed to ease interna tionals as
well as Liberty issues on marked fall
ing off OF dealings. Total sales (pa.'
vaiue) aggregated $4,000. Old L. s.
As gained IA cents on sales. declining
as much on call.
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NORTH ANSON

The annual meeting of the North
Arson Branch Of the 4. r. c. was
held Friday evening with Elmer w.
Sawyer. Prof. Guy f. Williams was
reelected president and Mrs. E. w.
Sawyer. secretary and treasurer.
The reports showed that good work
had been accomplished since the
branch has been organized and ev-
erything is cleaned up to date. The
members are now preparing for ref
ugee work.
The parsonage Of the Methodist
church was invaded by . merry party
Of friends Of the pastor, Rev. e. W.
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Chicago Produce Market

Chicago, Nov. 3
ket today resulted chiefly from attempts
70 anticipate the price effects of the
munger necessities of Europe Quota
tons closed firm. ?. 10 g. net higher
with December l2Ss to 12S5 ard January
ia to $50. Oats finished II to p I'D cpd
provisions varying from unchanged EE.
ures to rise of IS cents.
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own YOUR own

% you know the joy Of owning .
home, modern, up to the minute,
brand new home. Beautiful in every
line, correct in every detail, built by
man who knows how. am offering
for sale such home. Can be pur-
chased on easy terms. Buy now.
Real estate is going up. For further
particulars inquire Of CHARLES A.
BROOKS, 293 State Street.
nOyl4d6t
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,,WO FURNISHED ROOMS, BATH.
iients and use Of phone. No. 10 w
Crescent St poy14dS-s
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Administrator Farm
AUCTION SALE


M.
hard wood
barn with for and animals
Running water in building
H. Coolidge,
of M. A.
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BOOK KEEPER

so EXPERiENCED CHAMBER
ruis miaj,. age preferred; ! kitchen
nan Hotel lockwood lockwood, Ne.
novlSd3t
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Wanted-Agents

AGENTS. DON'T WAIT LONGEE
start now taking orders for our Com
plete History of the War Best terms.
Write todaJ' for Free Outfit. Nichols
Co. Naperville. Ill. novl9-T--,s
AGENTS: GREAT PICTORIAL HIS
tory of World Var. One man made s25
first day One woman so. Highest
commission. Free sample to workers.
Hertel Compa Y, Publishers, Chicago.
noyl9- q -2,s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-19

A SECOND STORY APARTMENT
near Water St. with modern improve
ments. for family without children a
low rent for winter. Augusta Real Is
tale ASSOCIATION. noVGItf
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For Sale-Real Estate

ONE OF THE BEST STOCK AND
potato farms in the town of Ripley. Ne.
situated Dn main road, contains SO
acres of land IN fine state of cultivation.
Cuts 10 tons Of hay. silo. 100 acres Of
pasture. all well fenced 200 bearing ar-
pie trees, lots of plum trees. Nice
graded lawn with plenty of shade; WOOL
and lumber enough to pay for farm.
Buildings IN first class condition, all
newly painted. House contains II rooms.
hot and cold water lavatories up ;.hd
down stairs. bath room, furnace in ce'-
L.. Barn rs IT. long, nice sunny tie up,
basement under whole barn: good shAep
house, plenty of store houses, wool
shed, garage and shop. Water in barn.
Here is a tipe home for somebody At Il
bargain. Must be sold before March list.
Owner has other business. no real estate
men. profits to pay, Apply to owner.
NJ. A. Randall, Ripley, Maine. Tel. Rip
lie, 2-6. p. Q. Dexter. Me.
octG tu-wed-th. for 3wks'
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CLASSIFIED AID
L-RA1ES'
| PAYABLE IN ADV ANcE

.,d ior time.
~. for } times eonsee utivs.
\ lad for 6 tmes consecutive.
-, Insertions pro rata
,1yer.isenert taken for less
| .s,o 25e.
charges for this class of
.'orli,ing are too small to
|, ,olllab.. charge on our Ooohs'
Cent the words in your ad
.ond payment with your
|Order.
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Boston Stock Market
Boston Produce Market

Boston. Nov. IS
Beef choice whole cattle 2sa29. But
ter. Northern. CSC g. Western 61aat3
No. yellow l55ulo1; eggs. choice hen
merry and nearby s2u93 Western 67nss.
hay. No. l grade timothy 33@34 Lama.
spring 26Ms; pork. medium backs I'm
22.H
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-19

Aches and Pains Of rheumatism are
not permanently. but only Temporarily.
relieved by external remedies. Why, not
use an internal remedy-Hoods Sarsa-
parilla, which corfects the acidity Of
the blood or which rheumatism depends
and cures the disease ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-11-19

Ralph G. Paul has been appointed
a member of the Rockland Registra-
ton Boarc to succeed Albertus w.
Clarke, who resigned to take the Of
flee of register of deeds. Mr. Paul
is a harpes and a member of the
Common Council. He Is q Demo-
crat.
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New Advertisements Today

For Sale-Piano.
For Sale-Pullets.
To Let-Five rooms.
Wanted-Carpenters
For Saie--Gas stove
Wanted-Reliabie girl.
Wanted-Housekeep
Wapted-Stenographe
To Let-5-room house.
Lcst-Weed tire chain.
Wanted-Head. waitress.
To Let-Six-room house.
For Sale--Two cows, etc.
For Sale-Chestnut mare.
To Let-Upstairs tenement.
Naturalization as housekeeper.
Wanted-Hams to salt and smoke.
For Sale-Four r. I. Red cockereis.
Wanted-M to become accountants.
For Saie-knights Of Pythias uniform
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New York Money Market

New York. Nov. u.s.
Mercantile paper s. Sterling 6O-day bills.
4.,3s; commercial 6o-day bills on banAs,
i.las:. commercial 60-day bills, 4.72s; ia-
mand. 476; cables, 4.76s.
Francs, demand. 5.45,; cables, 5.AA.
Guilders, demand. ALE. cables. AZ.
Lire. demand. 636; cables. 6S5.
Rubles demand, 49,; cables, II. NOM
inal
Mexican dollars til.
Government bonds, easy; railroad
bonds. easy
Time loans strong. bid
Call money strong. high 6. low 6. rul.
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Wanted-Female Help

-Jr,, WAITRESS. ADDRESS BOX
- ,,,tt Me novl9dlw
r.,r.srKEErEE. MIDDLE AGED
st references required. Inquire af,t-
|. N ~ north street novlh'w
STENOGRAPHER FOR
ae.os Address Stenogra pher, Gaze
novl3d3t
trtJABt.E GlEL FOR GENERAL.
,1.ssroro Apply Miss A. T. Bailey, y
80, - Gardner novl3dlw
pFArE WORK AT WAR PAY GUAR
.i..4 'cr '.r.. years. Knit urgently
rssded socks for 1g on the fast, di;n-
\, Ay,o-kriti.r Full particulars 10
n. : stamp Auto knitter Co, Dept.
- u Jefferson. Buffalo. y. Y.
septl1eodtodec.5
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Kennison and gave him a complete
surprise on Wednesday evening last.
The occasion prompting this step ives
the 5Stk birthday Of this respected
gentleman and the remembrance
which his parishioners left with him
was handsome pair Of gloves.
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fined steady: cut loaf 1850: crushed US
ould A $50; cubes s75: XXNN powder.
ed 500; powdered els; fine granulated
and diamond A 500; confectioners' A
$50: No l SIS
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Cards, Notices, Etc.

MRS. CRAM. MEDIUM. READINGS
daily. 3 Capitol ST.. Augusta, Me Tel.
107S-M novlSd.U ""
WE HAVE RECENTLY ia X r \
over the Pierce Weber store in addi-
ton , our Odd store under the Conv
House. We shall run our new store
for the money That's why We urge yol
to call today j. Il. Farrell Co, Au-
guSta. novl63rf
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WALL STREET
Reported by Hayden, Stone & Co.

Members New Aork Stock Exc, Bos-
ton Stock exc, New York Cotton Exs.,
Chicago Board OF Trade. Portland
Branch Office, $50 Middle St. New Eng
land Telephone 1862, 1868
WIN. f. PORTER, Mgr.
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n. q. Aitton

~. ~ SJssVoU
Funeral services for the late Ma
hum Q. Hilton were held from his Late
home Saturday at 1 o'clock. He was
a we'll known farmer Of this section,
his home having been four miles from
this village on the New Portland road.
Besides a widow. formerly Miss Mary
Knight Of Cornville. Mr.. Hilton -
survived by one son. Harry Hilton.
Rev. Mr.. Baker Of franklin. VT. has
now definitely accepted the church
pastorate OF the Congregational So
ciety and is about to move to the
newly purchased parsonage.
The Freshman Readings Of the 6rss
half Of the entering class at Arson
Academy will occur next Tuesday
evening, the other division to give
their readings on December 20. The
students who appear in the first di.
vision will be: Donald Berry. Virgil
Hilton. Marcia Hilton. Margaret
Friend, Orison Hodgedon. Angie Ber-
ry. Elsie Getchell. Gerald Packard,
Carol Hooper, Ercil Gordon, Edith
Brown and Erva Berry.
The Rebekahs are to give an enter
tainment in their hall on Thanksgiv-
ing eve.
Prin. Williams Of the Academy with
Roland Mckinney. Guy Hunnewell
Mark Eand and Laura Chapman at
tended the Boys and Girls Agricul-
tural Club Convention held in Skow
hogan Friday and Saturday. Mr.
Williams is the Club leader here and
he represents that division in the
Farm Bureau. session Of which le
also attended while in Skowhegan.
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For Sale-MiscellaneOus
c.. c.. Germicide

Colds, catarrh, influenza, Pneumonia.
A preventive, or for use in sickness.
Bottle and Inhaler zoe by mail. Rock
wood Chemical Co., Inc, Belgrade,
Me. Sold at II Melville ST., Augusta.
novitlImo
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carton when packed may weigh more
than two pounds. Is ounces
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Autos, Boats. Motors, Etc.

1915 FORD CAR. GOOD CONDITION.
New tires. speedometer, other accesso-
ries. 20 Bangor St. city. novlsd3ts
FORD ROADSTER IN GOOD CONDI-
ton. Weber & Hewett, Augusta
novl6dSt
ONE 1917 DODGE TOURING. ONE 49,
Ford grocery delivery. one one-na.f
~heniX truck. Cash or terms. Alfred
B. Small, Gardiner. nov,idiw
FORD CAR. NEW LAST SPRIN =.
Good condition. John +. Walton. II
Fountain St, Gardiner. novi3ift
TIRES, TIRES. TIRES, JUST RE.
ceived a large lot of tires from leading
manufacturers. Last chance gat old
prices. \ sizes. Mail orders filled
F. r. Mace. lis Sewall ST. Augusta.
Phone 629-W. oct1dtf