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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-17
SANG FOR SICK MAN, MADE HEIR
Mrs. Ann swinburns Schirrner Left In.
come for Life by Music Publisher.

Mrs. Ann Swinburns Schirrner Left In.
come for Life by Music Publisher.
New York, Oct. 17.-Mrs. Ann Swim
burne Schirmer. os 8 East Forty-third
street, who, while. her husband, Ru-
dolph z. Schirmer.' head of the music
publishing house bearing his name,
was dying at Santa Barbara, Cal, on
Aus. 20 last. sang for him his favorite
hymns. will receive life income from
practically his entire estate. ( Provi-
sions for trust for Mrs. Schirmer's
benefit were made In the viii of her
husband. which was filed for probate.
The testator directed that all OF his
stock in the music publishing house.
except 1900 shares, comprise part OF
the trust fund for the wifc's benefit.
Mr.. Schlrmer stipulated that IN the
event OF his wife's remarriage her
share was to be reduced TO an annuity
OF $4,000. When their cor, Edward
Rudolph Schirmer, who was born last
June. attains the age of twenty one,
he is to receive one-half Of the residue,
the remainder being left intact fer the
trust fund for his mother. On her
death the son Is to get the remaining
share.
The win directs Mrs. schlrmer to
see that provisions OF a deed Of trust
executed By the testator in March,
1876. are fulfilled. This provides that
the Income from 1900 shares OF stock
in the music publishing house shall
be paid TO Martha Barnes Schirmer
who is also allowed the use OF the
house and furnishings at eiS East
Seventeenth street. No reference to
the identlty Of the beneficiary is made.
either in the will or petition for pro-
bate. Mr.. Schirmer's estate il valued
at several hundred thousand dollars.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-17
Blood Poisoning
Han,lIn's Wizard Oil q ssfo
First Aid Treatment 2. J

How often lockjaw and blood pol
coming result from the neglect OF 2
slight scratch or little cutl Hamlln's
Wizard Oil is safe and effective first
aid treatment. It is powerful anti
septic and should be applied imme-
diatcly to wounds of this kind to pre-
vent danger Of infection.
Its soothing and healing and quick
~ drives out pain and inhspmation in
cases of sprains, bruises, cuts, burns'
bites and stings. Just as reliable, too,
for stiff neck, sore feet. cold sores,
canker sores, earache and toothache.
Get it from druggists for 80 cents:
II not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick head
ache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips,
pleasant little pink pills, 50 cents
Guaranteed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-17
PALE, Weak, NERVOUS
The Condition Of Many Men, Women
. and Children.

To be wei and strong and to have
a good healthy color. be sureNt to try
the real iron tonic Pept:roa, by which
many men. and women have been
greatly benefited. Peptiron Is an ex-
ceI!ent combination OF iron and man.
ganese with nux, celery. pepsin and
other tonics and digestives. and is
made with special reference to the
needs of pale, weak, nervous suffer-
ers. It is both medicine and food for
the blood and nerves, ard is signally
effective in the treatment Of anemia
and neurasthenia. ... ..
My daughter Is taking Peptiron
for nervousness, and feeling better"
Sarah F. Germond. Philmont, N Y.
Made by c. L Hood Co.. Lowell, Mass.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-17

skin. If It is blotched with pimp''s,
blackheads and other such erupt!Cns,
n 10 simply an evidence that the skin
lacks certain clements that promote
and preserve skin health. And the
greatest OF these Is the wonderful cal
ciula sulphide in Stuart's Calcium Wa
fers. Calcium IS one OF the natural
constituents Of the human body. Your
skin requires II TO be healthy. 1t in
vtgorates the skin health, dries UP the
pimples boils and hlotches, enables
healthy skin Of fine texture to form
and become clear. pinkish, and smooth.
Stop using creams. lotions, powders,
and breaches which merely hide for the
moment. Get 4 Decent box of Stuart's
Calcium Waters at any drug store to-
day.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-17
YANK FOOLED SURGEON
Took Bullet From Wound and Kept II
In Pocket.

[Correspondence Associated Press.l
Rrest, Sept. IA few days ago, ac-
cord!ng to a story in the French pa
pers, q street row occurred here in
which some American soldiers took
part one Of whom was hit by a re-
volver bullet. The hospital surgeon
took long time probing the wound;
but the American stcically bore the
pain.
What are you doing anywayT' he
asked. finally.
Looking for the bullet" said the
doctor. s'' .o-i.
'.Why didn't you say so? I've got 1t
in my pocket. took 1t out myself,
was the retort. -
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-17

much as In the war. 10 to work and to
save. In the words OF the president in
his address to tho country on Aug. 25.
1919. only by increasing production,
and by rigid economy and saving on
the part OF the people, can We hope for
large decreases In the burdehsome
cost OF living which now weighs us
down."
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-10-17

A largo amusement park company
succeeded In elimating glare from its
concrete Sidewalks by spraying them
with a mixture Of creosote end dark
green mineral dye.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15
RESOURCES.
WINTHROP

\ number Of Augusta roung peop'.
PASSED the day SUNDAY II 'SpoI-
Farm. They left the car at Island
Park anu snowsnoed the rest Of tho
way on the lake. They reported the
Snowshoeing TO be very good. The
members of The party wera The Misscs
'ec.lT PeiletIer. Agathe oi!ante ana
Helen For'Ier. the Mcssrs. Domino
CaSavant. Alphonse Laha.e Martin
Lambert. Alber Aube ana Anedee
Couture. Miss Lima LavaIle and MIS-
Mary FortIer OF Winthrop were also
OF the party.
o. y. Morton is on t..p 70 Bustor
Egg clusters OF the gypsy moth Irr
being tn7ind n alarming quantities In
Winthrop. During the past year moth
ing has been done by the national or
state governments TO assist :he farm
ers III lighting this terrible insac-
pest. LAST year Il was not possible
10 Obtain new creosote from The state
authorities 20 be used III destroyinr
the nests of egg clusters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15
DRESDEN

SoI TH-The Watkins man from
"1lGuburO vas in tJvn Sajurdav
Mrs, Lot caH - Dresden Mills
passed Monday VITA her sister. Mar
carc1 Puchard.
%;r. and Nj ''h@vies oliver arf
cwo children. Johilp ana Edith. ot
Bath passed SUNDAY with me lady
parents, M- ana Mrs. p L. Puc-
harc
Har,' Haze. Mo works IN PatN
PASSED The weekend with his fam,l
M-- ANA Mrs charles Lilly and son
Alfred passed Friday IN Richmond
Helen Lilly has been passing 4 few
days NTH her -;randmorher Mr..
Ann James At West Dresden.
Mrs Della Per--- nt West Dresden
was calling on Mrs. :, I. Walker one
day iasr week.
Mrs Irving Lilly $ caring ~
Mrs, Arthur Hatch n Woolwich :or'
.ow veekg.
Mrs E4ar-r Harch was .al!in= on
Mrs NesIa siegars anu Mrs. Frank
HcCobb Saturday afternoon
Mrs. Ger Lilly will entertain n"
Ladies' Aid Wednesday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15
ROME

SCCTE-Chares Tibbetts vas I
business visitor al Augusta last ,.eek.
He vas accompanied home by ais
daughter Mrs. Eugene Parlin and
TWO children. VINO will spend the rest
Of The winter With her parents.
Ernest Hurd is III Of influenza n
the home Of his sister Mrs. George
Tracy.
M- and Mrs. John Ham Of Oakland
have been visiting at Ed Wentworth $.
Z. T. Foster was week end bust
ness visitor At Waterville.
Robbins schooihouse IS being re-
paired under the instruction Of the
State.
Ernest Melvin s working at Skow-
hegan for his brother, FLOYD Melvin.
ioing carpenter work.
Mrs Grant Butler is confined &C the
house with rheumatism.
Mrs. Charles Frost is visiting her
daughter Mrs. Ed Wheeler Of Water
vile
George LeBaron is attending he
Grand Jury at Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15
Rec. Cross Kn,t..nu

owing 10 the -acl that The Ameri-
can ncti cross recently issued III or
der suspendin- knitting there has
arisen Il misunderstanding amongst
many people as 10 whether We ure
si.ll c0nt.nulns jo supply knitted
Goods % pur armed torces as n tie
p%s:.
NJ SUSPENDED knitting because
;4era w@a a large surplus stock pf
..n.tteI roods ~ -and ana Il seemed
mora .uonumlCa. tn work oT i..a
;tgek nam ~ .oaunuc receiving j
.ay==r supply lAan cOuId Dr used.
W. are 1ont.nuing % supply the
.(,..N ana L.. naval stations when
We' ..rc re4u.s4t-oned ny the corn-
-n4nu.n- officers, We are supply
~, al amps n New England II HE
same manner aa heretofore. Tho peo-
pie ut New Lng.und may rest as
su:-eI that tle RED Cross VII. con-
;!nue TO do his 2nd VIII notify them
before our stocks get so low lldt
we ara liable to i'll ne orders.
rnrthe! more. al Il r.mc when ID
ems 80 vitality important to -el 1Le
assistance 81 our women II clothing
he suffering people oI Europe. We
r tlesIrlous Of asking our kn.tters
Temp srcI.lr 10 sew. What re are
most anx;ous ln0u; now $ % have
:. w1o have been knitting le!D
Is % ~Iojlp t.lr refugee French ana
Beig..n DnpIIut.ons VINO are II dire
need. " Will se 20 i lat on
Arrnv and Navy are supplied VIII.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15
Complimentary Mention
Of Former Teacher
In Gardiner Schools

The friends OF j. V Baron, former
y teacher Of drawing and muaua.
raining III the public schools OF his
city. VIII be Interested Il the follow
-ng from the Daily Argus II NJ.
Vernon. y. Y
The Journal # Education publish
&c at Boston, IN 4 late sue gives n
interesting review of some If n
wartime drawing II pupils n The To-
cal schools ana pay tribute 20 the
qualities demonstrated by The ST.
dents II heir work. and also -la
teaching ability OF J. V. Baron. su-
perv-sor OF drawing IN the Noun.
Vernon schools, The review IS IS
follows:
Wartime drawing Mosrlr Erom
Mount Vernon. y. Y By J '. Baron,
supervisor Of drawing. New Yorn
Institute for public service. u
Chambers street. Paper. 90 PIP.
We know Of 40 way 20 gre even
the fa!ntcst IMPRESSION II 1lie unus-
nal merits II time Drawing.
The schools II Mount Vernon. y. ].
W Il. Holmes. superintendent. TOOL.
several prizes II the Natiora. Junior
Red Cross contest. Such distinction in
competition with children from Ill
over the country attracted smmediat.
attention. and Dr., William H Allen
has taken advantage II -helr skill
ana J. Y Baron ar, 10 make A,s
.hlrd great contribution 20 wartime
education. His War Fact Tests
were sold by the tens If thousands,
and Stores OF Americans n the
World War started off with orders
for ten thousand. and War Time
Drawing 5 simply remarkable CON
tributlo1 10 war education efticlen-
cy. have 40 language that enables
Us to tell nf The significance OF this
book pedagogIcally or patr1o1lcaily
There are - pages # color work as
il was done by children n the fourth.
fifth and sixth grades. and nearly
100 black and white pictures, large
and small"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15
BOWDOIN

N1R-T1-I.ss Edith Tappan If
Newburvpor-. Mass. ana Ger broth
-. APT. William Tappan. VINO re-
entity returned from ovcrseas SER
,-,rn. irn guests II tile home VI Their
,.ncie. u. f} Hervov
T'e family of James WaG-. wlo
havc ill been sick with tie prevail
,n- colds. arc improving
Letters received this week from
Harold small, VINO for nearly 4 ear
as paan II France with l.le 2ot-l
Regiment. Engineers, repor' MS ar
riva. ID Newpor- News. VA. the
.irs1 of the month, coming nver on
lie luspl;a! snip Pas.0rer. and tA3t
he was recovering rom i severe at
,ark vi rheumatism Al The camp
st,iar- omh3-kation hospital.
school II The Wheeler district.
winch was suspended during Tie IN
fuenza epidemic reopenei MondaE
to complete the term.
J. " rarnum has gone g Liner
lex - v.sit relatives.
n pr.sk calmney blaze sunday
morning at the nome of " \, Pratt
called out quite 4 gathering Of t1e
1e.ehbors VINO nci1Ad N putting
out the IRE
Percy smith has recently JouGAt
7 good work horse II parties n Lew
.ston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15
MADISON


n enters oi ne Madison -Ar-nc:l IA
I1iuhE iTe muoA disturbed over r.le
eHorts u Joseph l1unna % coilec-
--nds tor ne Armenian ard swan
relief. lunna possessed wnar appear
N IN be authentic documents ts n
ii." Ie-!anillt%. .ne-uEiing one -'Sn2'j
mgr Governor Mlilil.en. He VAS ildrJ-
iE questioned ny several Of -,e -e.lo-
efE among Aadison -Armen'ans. hu-
Sa.u to aaFe t1-!ed tH S:Nh salts
t"ciorT GnSwerS Information las
'e@n st"l f" tAe Governor ais" y
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who're -ha- -aar ,-is,r;,r -s.,.,-,,as
rha ne.,ae, s,e.{. -h,af vae
abroad - ro5isr1 Sa-,,rf,-. .,ir7+
~f,an = ho,- -.orrair,r- oonrr,h7,-.rr.
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15
Gardiner Driving Club

The Gardiner DRIVING Club. which
came into being but 4 few weeks ago.
IS proving 70 be 4 lusty infant rs The
meeting held Tuesday evening at the
City building proved. There are IS
members enrolled ana just about
two- thirds Of them were present at
the meeting.
President r. r. Littlefield has pro-
videi a fine solid silver trophy cost
ing SIS. for which club members are
10 race their horses. under the rules
OF the club The cup is TO be the
property Of the club until Won ;hree
necessarily with the same horse
Each year the name of the winner is
TO be inscribed on the trophy until il
becomes the personal properly OF
some member The cup IS 10 be
awarded by points which are given as
follows: for the first heat four
points; for the second heat two
points ana for the third heat one
point The following were appoint :
ed rs I cup committee. who are 10
have charge Of The cup and who have
the power Of settling any question OF
the competitors for the trophy: Lin
coin Harlow, James Carroll and Ar
thur Bubar
Secretary Currier was appointed as
publicity man and VIII keep the
public informed as 10 all races
through the columns Of .lle press.
Mr., L.ttietield read letter from
'Giiiy" Brown. who was unable 20 be
present which contained a toast 70
Cheerful Charlie. now the property Of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15
CHELSEA

Mrs. -ArvIlla Eemenway of Angus
IA vas At her home on the Gardiner
road Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. James Twomey OF
Lynn. Mass. were week end guests
Of The iat-er's brother. Charles Ma
ianey-
l. Il. Ford If Whltefeld installd
the officers II Chelsea Grange Frlday
night. Jan. TO-
Il. I. Hayes IS confined TO his ped
with ! serious Illness.
Warren Cunningham was visitor
Of Chelsea Grange he 10Th
LLOYD Morgan Of Randolph is at
tending the No. school.
Ralph Nowian s teaching IN No.
s school.
Wallace Cooper Of Augusta was The
Weekend guest Of his grandmother,
Mrs. q. F. Cooper
Doris cunningham vas the guest
Of her grandmother last week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15
NATIONAL HOME

0mccr o1 the day. Cpl. Frank "
u ke-
Thomas M!le:, has been granted a
t.l-ousn 10 visi, trends 4 Boston.
Charles W henr!sion ut Wate-vlile
ate 20 c. Isl Ne. Il, A. has been
aiken up T i. 2 awaiting admission
Franklin q. l.onv of Bloomfield. .a;e
:. II. - V. Cav. ana William {.
,4caiaa.i .. Il. Joans. ate Go. H. ist
N. cav. have been admitted 20 The
II, nc
TIE cureral Of Inc ATE 'ohn Coleman
". 81 h4ld rom ne Ecne chapel a.
\. ii Wednesday, Rev r. N+-lisan
af.:,--;:rg.
Tie novsn= p.c;-rn program FOR
Wednesday viii oe Miss Dorothy Da.-
.on n Live IL France. 4 fve-parr
Paramount feature. Ford Weekly anu
r a-tiogue
The ,.oun. peop.e u he Iio!ne he'll
ye-y pleasant dancing arty n Irant
Ar-nv hall Tuesday evening. Members
Of ;he Home orchestra furnished The
muslc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15

The Ladies' League Of the Old
South church was most delightfully."-
entertained Monday afternoon II the
home OF Mrs. Franz. Wingate. There
was 4 varied program beside the Red
Cross sewing and other work. Plans
We're made for the annual rnurcn
meeting ana roll call supper on Jan.
u. Later the envelopes containing Of
ferIngs for the Red Letter days were
opened. with The pleasing slim If s65
10 be added 70 the treasurcrS account.
Tea was poured By Mrs. LLOYD Pow
ers and Mrs. Ben Tonner Sand
Niches. olives ana cakes wcro served
BY Mr.. Archie Snara, Mrs. Roberts.
Miss Clara ~tlnson ana Mss Sk.ll:n.
\ rising vote VI thanks was given 10
Mrs. Wingate for her hospitality, heg'
suggestion Of thc Red Letter lays.
ana The envelope cards winch werG,
1er --:f- 70 he league.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15
.JOICE

The Kings Daughters wi! meet
with Mrs. Anna Peterson Jan. IS for
III all-day meeting.
Marie Carlson Of Pi,Iston was The
guest of her friend, Isabel Ward Fri
day.
Sabr7 Hodgk.ns. who has been
teaching the Joice school. has been
transferred 70 the Ridge school i'll
Jefferson. Mrs. Wadsworth is filling
the vacancy
Ernest Foye IF Smithtown was a
business caller in thus part II the
town last week
Mir and Mrs Charles Hildre,h at
ended the services AZ Randolph last
Sunday
Mr. and Mrs Leslie Lewis were
weekend visitors at the home of F.
Z. Weeks. Randolph.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15

Hdo9e. ana surrender or ehe HeT'
man Fleet-Eleven Reels in All
To get an idea of how d naval fleet
strikes lis coiors, one should see the
Surrender OF the German Flee: !.
The Johnson Opera house tod'.' and
Thursday. As companions 10 this v'r-
dertul historic event We show Marguer-
ite Clark IN her latest Paramount pic
ture. Little Mss Hoover and Con-
stance Talmadge IN Who Cares.
Same small p-:ce-l5 cents 10 all. The
Greatest Thing n Life the g-ea, ?.
W. Griffith production. shown every
where at advanced prices. will be seen
Friday and SATURDAY, Al this theaL e
.or the same small prices and lc-reel
show n all. Everv show 4 bargain.
Watch sor Little Women az this thea-
tre-a book every person has read for
years and millions have laughed and
cAiei over Meg. 10, Beth and Amy. the
four most popular sisters IN Aner!-
can literature. silver King IS an
other ma; ihc older people viii tell
YOU al bout. I Is eonsldercd the
greatest ne!odrana II hem al. Read
he Boston % pers anu ~ou viii earn
We arc playing pictures far IL advance
OF me 3lg eii.es ana 4 double program
instead Oi 4 Slrg!e--AuE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15
Annual Meeting Of
Gardiner National Bank

The annual meeting Of the National
Bank Of Gardiner was held Tuesday
afternoon at the banking rooms. The
following directors We're elected:
e /. Russell. Q. B. Clason. William
z. Maxcy. <. Nj. Doiloff. Harry B.
lawrence. Officials chosen by the di-
-ectors we're as follows: President,
Edwin L. Busseii: vice president.
William Z. Maxcy; cashier, Heroer'
NJ Lawton: assistant cashier. Fred
\ Hanlin. Judge Harrington. who has
bcen connected with the institution
since its organization. declined i re-
alartiun as wee president.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15
M. ara Mr.. Robert CASTOR

: case Il pecllIia- sadness was t.e
passing away early Tuesday morning
Of Robert CASTOR ana his Wife. Mil
lr-.l 7. CASTOR. oI influenza. BotA
.lese young people were employed -
the Oakland. tarn since last E3.l.
NJ CASTOR was born n Pittston. son
n T. 3. and Evelyn Wiley CASTOR.
Mrs CASTOR vas born II Belmont,
July Il. -Ss4 and vas The daughter
of George N and ISABEL pierce
Knight one child survives. Fun
later
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15
LITCHFIELD

c0REERS-Thp annual roIl all
yf ne CONGREGATIONAL church II The
Corners VIII be leid Al The ves'rr
SATURDAY. Jan =. There Will be !
picnic Inner 1t noon.
Everett Kicker has purchased n"
building II me Corners owned BY
.lrs. Il : Small
The sons If Veterans VIII hu!
It's installation Of officers MonGar
evening. Jan. 70 The installation will
De private.
Mrs. William Blanchard # Presqle
sic IS the guest Of her brother, Ar
thur Hall.
Nj. and Mrs. Herman Small 4
Watervllle have been passing taw
DAYS at &. z. Maioons.
Mr. ana Mrs William Knight were
guests in Richmond rececntly.
Miss Daisy I\endrich returned 20
Wells sunday after passing tIlr1"
weeks WIN her mother, Mrs. , =
hendr'ck.
Funeral services for Frank rhicS
wero held N his home SATURDAY. AZ
-er1oon. Rev /. VI. Clark of Angus
"a anu Rev Mr. Curr1er Of Bath Of
tiCiatei
Libby Relief Corps vii hold its
annual installation Of ofticers AZ the
regular meeting Monday afternoon.
Jan. 70.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15
Maine Trust & Banking
Co. Annual Meeting

At the annual meeting Of the
Maine Trust and Banking Co. the
following officials were elected for
the ensuing year: President. Josiah
: Maxcv: vice presidents, Nathaniel
{. Barstow. Henry Lewis. Robert ".
Perkins: trustees. Josiah ;. MaXcy,
Oliver B. Clason. William Z. Nancy,
II. II. Eldridge. Henry Lewis
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15
BIG SHOE BILLS
CAN Be CUT

Il will always wear shoes with Neo.i.?
Soies. writes Mr. NJ Newman OF the
l. Newman Mfg Co. OF Minneapolis.
They are superior soies IN every wav,
waterproof. more comfortable and moro
durable After many months Of wear
they remain in good condition.
MIR. Newman. and millions of Others.
have found that the answer TO the shoe
bill problem lies in getting soIes thai
wear long time-Neolin Soles.
They are scientifically made, ve,-
tough and vet have the other oualit!e,
that soies should tave-ccmfort ami
absolute waterproofness. Get Neolin-
soled shoes for your vhoic family
They are found nearly everywhere and
in all styles. Have worn slloes re.
naired with Neoiin Soies. They are
made by The Goodyear Tire g. Rubber
Company. Akron. Chic. who also make
Wingfoot Hee!s-guaranteed to out.
wear any other heels.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15

,a-n. L.aaGc. r and y. N. held
ra: installation Of officers on
... renlng. D. D, G. II. William
Augusta being the in
a ,rh-. assisted by Frank /.
.-a.d master and John v.
-, --anu chaplain. There was a
g tendance. several visitors from
~oc cIt.es being present. Re-
".~ Werc served. The follow :
wnr" installed: ". NJ.
'- f. SMITH. : " charles NJ.
NJ T. J. Winsiade; TT. \.
.-,s'.'v. sec"n,arv. Harry {. Lar
ola!n. !. \ Danfor:h: mar
nix t2ia.sdcIl. :. D. Allan
D. HenIv Merrill: : :,
Swift. j. :. Albert Wy
r- Charles Q. Turner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15

Arlo II. Adams of this city, brought
forth u round Of applause.
\ race for Saturday IS IN the max
ing, the full details of which Will be
made known later. A track has been
cleared and, weather permitting. the
race. Saturday. the first under the
auspices of the club. should draw an
immense crowd. The Gardiner Driy
i..; Club are sure 10 furnish some
"~lng good sport this winter n the
II horse racing on the ice.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15

This Wednesday, evening At -.3o
O'Clock will be held at the First Bap
list church The annual meeting of the
church in connection with the week
" prayer ana praise service. As the
election of officers IS 70 take place
and other matters OF vital importance
arc 10 be considered. Il large attend
2nce S requested.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15
LOCAL NOTICE

The original and only Lotta J
Darling. the famous psychic wonder
,rbo predicted the war would enc
t,.fora ne new year. has. by request
arrived at the Johnson House. "her'
s,c will remain a few days ONLY
can be consulted on business jour
nevs and changes. Office hours. (
Il: ? to s: to ~. 1oAooA'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15

One of HaIloweIl's young men who
has won considerable pralsA for ms skill
a. rabbit hunting On Monday evening
lost prestige as Inafksn1n when. VITA
Z revolver, he pursued j skunk and
when within ~ feet of the ANNA! he
fred Ave shots. none OF which found
its mark. Il IS not known Just what
the matter was unless ( might have
been his :eay OF becoming highly per
fumed n the battle.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15
Franklin ~. Mex lslck

Tie death of Franklin y. Nc
Kuslck occurred Tuesday u tan
Gardner. He Is survived by MS
wife. Annie 4. ana one brother
Sanford If Helena. Montana. The
funeral vii! De le!d II O'Clock Fri
day afternoon q, the nome Of Wal
'aCc TIrbC~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-15

" Nish TO extend oG: ranks TO a..
Uao nare so n.ndly ,s=Is:..i u$ dar NJ;
he illness ana death 7f our loved one,
also for the many fora. r-lbu,es
NJ AMI MRS r. r. ~TMES.
Mr., ami MRS X H. TITUS.
MRS lTNA H. STMI--
MRS EMMA \. ROBBINS.