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The Adair County news., 1919-11-19

equipment of Baptist educational
institutions throughout the South
land where children as they develop
into young men and women can be
more adequately trained for lives
of Social and religious usefulness
at the same time their minds and
bodies are cultivated; and the pro-
vision nf Good Will Centers in the
large cities and mining and factory
districts for reaching not only the
children, but helping the parents as
well provide better homes and home
surroundings for the little ones
whom God has entrusted to their
care and rearing.
Hospitals Help the Little Ones.
That the children who come into
the world with weak bodies. who
contract illness or are manned by
accident may have a larger chance
to become sound in body and thus
be equipped for a larger develop
ment, happiness and usefulness in
the world, Southern Baptists have
provided hospitals in almost all of
their states, while under the impe-
tus of this campaign the states
which have not made such provis-
ions heretofore have agreed to set
aside certain sums raised during
this campaign for the erection of
modern hospitals within their bor-
ders. Indicative Of the special in
terest taken in the welfare of chill
dren, special children's depart
ments, with roof gardens and other
modern equipment specially design
ed to meet the needs of sickly, I'M
der-nourished and undeveIoped little
folks may come and under the care
OF the best childreR's experts which
the cities afford, have a larger
chance to attain the normal healthy
lives which it is believed God wills
that they should have, have been
provided in some OF these hospitals
But probably the largest contribu-
ton Baptists have made 60 the well
fare of children in the South IL in
the establishment Of the string of
orphanages, there being one of
these. in practically every state
within the bounds of The Southern
Baptist Convention. And the lar.
gest possible provision is being
made at these institutions for the
homeless tots who have Seen robbed
by the Grim Reaper Of their natural
protectors. Time was in this coun-
try when many people felt that or
phans were entitled to little consid-
GRAFTON further than shelter. and
for long time they felt that if chill
dren without fathers and mothers
were placed in homes where thew
got food and shelter in exchange for
hard manual labor they had been.
really served. OF course, many
childless couples with high ideals
we're glad to get children upon
whom they could bestow their af.
lection and whom they were glad
to provide with a real home, but
many more instances have been wit
messed OF persons securing orphans
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-10-10
8eitkiteuer erhDbt,

gountp slubitor 2olis 8. goeel 1t
pcll ser ltaatltden 9teuerfpn1111tl Ton f'l1
iii ei11e1a alll 5ant8tag etnge esange1le1l
griefe tenadri6tigt lpproel, baB t1l=
.fesug alif bie geiihifsner I'M Broipn
.Gourltn, lpie lie BON Ser Nusgletd1n1
beb6rle feitaeiekt iuur1e. eine 9lenoeru1tg
porgenonlnlen ipllroe. sSn bell t1l be-
tra6t fo1nlnenren Udllen, bte It'd out
.Gube, gdofe, gdretne sllllo Wa=
ibtnerie11 be5tebell, ba1toelt e6 it'd jebeS=
NAL UNI et11e grb0bung Der porber fe1f=
eelebte1l gteuerlum1ne. Die gteuer
auf Gube i1l1 Sitter bi8 gu 2 Sabren
.mirb nm 10 NroSe1lt= erb0bf, Die aut
dltere Mlilhfiibe ltn1 20 Bro5ent, ote
auf gdafe 1l11l 3O.l1to Ste 5anf 56metllle
.unl. % Brp5e1tt. Sic @rb0bn11g Der
@teuer auf Mafhinerie betrdst 10 70
Bro3ent.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-10-10
5ploatenprd1l1ie11,

Die gladriht po1l Der bantgen 0erz
teilunq Ser 5olbnte1lprdm mien, oie pon
Ser 5onberfikung Ser 5taat8 8legiS iSlatnr
iii 60be bon SIS ben Monat fir bic
Douer ser Dien{t5ett beipiqigt ipllroe1l,
fat am @onntog lpieoer eine fleine Girt=
(brdnf1ng erfab alS bomber 9alpts
ita6t eemelbet ipurbe, bab Bic Ser
fallnnas oes geiekes slleriif
ii sen @eri1t ten gepriift iperben ipiro.
g9aourh mag ste Nlls5al lung BON go
Bis 90 gaoen ipieber per50gert iuer0en.
Die glppli fationsfo nlare iinb bereifs
an Sic @eridt flerfs ii ben Derl6ieoez
nen Counties abgei id)idt iporben
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-10-10
II ,1ene &nlu111busritter.

Str Sic bieitgen umbuSritter NOR
Ser lebte Counting ipieber et1 grober
Sag. Gum 5ipetten Neale III bteie1n
Sabre 1plrbe an ben1 1age etne 5ablz
rei6e Mitglieo erflalie IN ben gerbano
la11fgenomn1e11. Son an8mdrts mar ei1re
grobe 3abl Mitgneoer gefonlmen, 1l1t1
Sen perldieoenen 6eltlidf Sic aus
einen1 6odantte IN Ser fatbolil6en
@irde, Ser N1fnabn eseretnonie III Der
Bfarrl6ule l1nb etne1l 8anfett am
Nbeno befa1be1l betsunobne1l. Die
firhli6e yeter fa11b nm 9 l1br 11torgens
.itatt. gfad bent @iien nm 4 11br
bega1u Sic Nnfnabnefe 6feit, bie
Bis ipdt III ben gfad dmtttag binei1l tpdbr@I
.te, Nbe1lb inlob gege11 IL 11brs ba8
Banfett III Ser Nrnprp al. gerz
ihiebene Neoner ipte5en ipdbrenb Desz#
ielben arf Sic Nrbeite1l ser Nefo1lz
itrllftt on8peripoe l1no oeren SCI oelltlng
ffir STE Mitelieoer oeS sroenS bin
Diie Steiner mare1: sODlea1Dr g8Bb. @iibz'
1ler BON bier, Be3irfs sabgeD Drb1leter ssn1.
8. goerger BON ct glonb, @robriitfter
sgyanles gluigl bon 5t. glouo,
@5taats saoDDfat aeonarb bon ct.
glono ll1lo Nep, ggl1ltDn 5dpl5ell pDrl
Bmb sysla1los sfep Noberf 5hlilfert
bon bier fungierte alS Soaifrneiler.
Die Weu{if muroe pom Soof nlsiiteri6en
geliefert. &
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-10-10
Sh,peine6olera 1T
NeomnDD GplllttD

0pm 1Dpnlbip Wtprean fperoen bret
nene ssGlle gemeloet. Sic Grantz
belt 1T lett fait iiber bag aan5e
Mahbar Gpuntn nerbreitet. Stat
lbldge fir bic 5d,meinesiihter i'm
8rptpn Gpuntp,
5dmeinedolera bat tn ser @eneinoe
Moraan }pieber ibr Grl6einen genadt,
1pie eine Neitteilung I'M rMorsan
5Weeliengern beiagt, 5nt 2allfe Der Bet
.oen lebte11 @ode11 baben it'd nibt
'lpentqer alS orei 1lene 6dlle eretgnet
Die 6erben ser Gar1ller W. ST.
Due(her, 6ranf Srlbed utto garl
@briite1llen ii1lb oapon betroffen nor
Sen. Man bat natirli6 lofort Die
r0tigen 5dritte setanL Die tpeitere Ser
breitllng Ser Grdnfbeit 81 perbiten,
i1ben1 man Sic IN betraht fon1rne11oen
Seroen tr1pfte uno IN l1tarartdn1e
brante.
Mie bas Blatt tpeiter lagt, beltebf
bic 56neine6olera jeBt tn allen 1etz
len beS benahbarte1l Gountn, 3m
Mo11at Sftober ereignen ft6 getpobnllOD
Sic meiftel Berlulte bllrd Die &ranfbeit,
|ll11o eS bstBf ftb aller 8oriidt beoteuen
bon ietten Ser IN betradt fo1nme11oen
barnler, ipenn berbiitet lperbetl lon,
6ab fie einell rteligen llmfang anrleb1ner.
gaubett a1s Geimtrager.
Die @bolera perbreitet itd tn pielen
sSdllen oaollr6, oab Iauben, &rabefl
ooer berl1mlaufenoe 6u1lbe oie ami itef=
fenoen &ein1e auf geilurbe Iiere iiberz
trage11. 9lu6 bnr6 Ste nnDorlt6ttgz
felt bon Garmern. ote .ftd BON elmer
6erbe 3ur a11beren begebe1L obne yor@
libtslnabregeln 81 treffen, fO1nlen 01e
gefdbrliden &etne. iibertra9en lperoe1l.
W9adt Ser et1Belne 6armer eS it'd Snr
Nuf9abe, IN alien bte n0tige 8orltbt
a11Sutperoe1l 10 lit Sic grDbte 9efabr ber M
Nnltednng beieitigt. 8eloneerS 1oll
|iebeS g(lftrete1 Der Gbolera lo{ort Dem
ortSanidlfteen Iierdr5t oter benz Gou1l=
tn Nge1lten genlelbet neroen. 9lut bte1e
IWetle fann piel l1nbea Derbiitet fperoen.
8rptp11 GD1lntD neridDnf.
90 pett Bropn @ountn IN betrabt
fon1n1t, bat ii6 10 fpeit nod fetn gluSz
brud bon Cholera lnter ben Sdmet11ez
berben be1nerfbar ge1naht. Irobbem
mnh11t Go111fn glnent O}. s.. Same bon
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-10-10
Critics spnr1tier Ser @en5e 5elritter.

Der Nelp lllrner 9fat= alub err
0ffnete anl persangenen Wonfag IN Der
Jnrl1balle Ste DieSidbrige asinterlaiion.
.Nn bie 80 5pieler lDaren tet oen1 gr=
.6ffrungs 3ugegeH. Sen erlten
BretS erbielt 0eo. Marti NIT l8 ge=
no1lre1e1l 5piele11. Sulir5 Gralie ge=
mann sen slpeiten YreiS NIT $50 gnn=
ten, lpdbrelb 5u9o sn(enoer ben
britten 8rets sapontrlg NIT eine1n
5ersiolo gegen 6.
Dte JabreSperiarnll1lnng oeS GlubS
.fi1lbet am nd6iten Montag UNI z lz2
l1br in Der gnrnbaae 1tatt. Sn berz
ielben iperbe1l Die gean1te1t fiir bas
11eue Sabr geipdblt tDeroen.
Wn1. Brinf1nann 1lnb Jrau linb
fiir5lt6 bnrb Ste @eburt etne8 fletnen
5Dbnne118 erfre1t tpDrben.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-10-10

sSral1 5elnt 1iernener Il NIT
lsibrer ssaailie bon iiilbrera oei1n an Der
E1l66rD liiben @ern1an g5trube anf ei11e
sssarm ii Ser lelddbe BON 5ibor .ges
3ogell. . .
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-10-10

-=--------------
Sn Ser gladt allf Trettag lester sSDdle
lpurbe1l arf Der 6arn BON sos. 5dl1ol=
rih III Der 9ldbe por g georle8 leas
9dde Jlu6S geitoble11, Der sD1eb )'|l'
NOT ange6lid Gbtparo JoDnfo11 po11
Sector Der berettS el11e s3ettlQ11g tn per
Neforml6nles sngebraht babel1 Toll.
Mail bat 1etner btSber nod ntdf 9an 9q19
bait iDer0en fonnen, obfDobl 11la11 .h1nl lls
|eine $3eitlang out Der g0pur ipar g
fam IN Der glet6en ytabt 11od1 11aan1
5leepn @ne, no er TN 9otel gerg gts
nab1n, 1la6oem er III per @ara9e po1t
Woolorif iein 9luto et11geltellt bette
9ein @etpiilen 1lulb .tbn jeood geqlldlt
bdben, oenn er oeralteB nod Dor Aagts.
onbrub 1et1t Ssnartter perm1ffels oer
6enerrettungSletter, 6aS slutomobtl Y. t11
Der Garage TN 9tlbe lalle1to. soe1tDer
bat man 1ttd9ts n1eDr oon tDm geleDen.
llads ip1eDera etinoe e11,
G1n aetl DeS gel1oDle1len Jla9leo 1llee.
lp1lfoe nad) ld1lgerem oergeohnen el@
Qen aall.g {l 1s uplI e'lisn. ou'n.t = ~ !,
nsrnns ..s ~ ne,,, Mffiiaen heihaff1of mnr
ss;sht 1n,'ae ,,ac6he,. fnnh ma,, n,1eh Il Se,,
EMeS{ - nv eir,e,n graisfelbe. IN Sc
ss,,dbe @ s,,oh hem oeitnhIeuen g5ute be-
IS teil;;aten nc TX n,,fer ,eyrn e5fhnof,ri,f,
gbss;fi esa,s gS7n IA eS,,li,fa ,,1h Nnli,eid,ef
ssRin,f Rgul !, M, >. @sleenn y @ One & '75'
Q 'ssab sS ner gSieh 6en m sslad,S 11iet,t an
eii,,e, - p,,Sere,1 Ser iicheren rem s9rf brad1fe bat
ie;ne @ hpionnere 11riadhe. N2an 1,i1nn1t
ndrnlim ,l1 nm Sof, IN Ser @5telle. 100 e.
ron ron e,3tem sell ieiner Ne1lfe In. sem
Tpo;SfeIne q ohi1,h hns. gl11tn IL boefen
heaan,, fpl & Snf, - j, ,fiir bos Heife hieIt.
ieine g ooit j, nerri,ner,1, glls er m5fd1 m
ho1,, @ ssIpenn f (gne niiherte bra1lnten INN l
Ser % Mnnah,1p -op,,r + }eine 2nlinber aus.
naaa M Inn i' peran{nRte m p ' Sen S Ne{t 6 .l.
nshsnan1;eoe,hen ,u I gRei,enfel6 uflter,1lz ='
h,i,nen 81 gsleenn s1e er1tbfe er }mid1 m
Sonm m ei11ioe jss5tunhen I aus u1,o iudte III
sfriihe, mornenit,t11he ho8 Meite.
= ~ ! m,a,,,,,h,,@
Ivy = s'D''t
Gtn allI per pDf le1let 6uallt aall pplus.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-10-10
Nep lllm Ma,siota lyreitag, ben 10. Dr. 1918

s)1tlt tltfnrge1leg1 ge D1t
9efdbrnf 6afen
Islmerifauildbe eSneer1o in,ner nod
pp1l nilifdriid)em 3 31pangsOienif be-.
brpht. Gitfnfs Der grDfen Sc
iAdfts= uno @elbintereile1t auf bie.
GntihlieRnngen bes aDngreiies.
@rD1e Qlrnee geplaftf
Maibinetor, 8. Die @efabr
Der @infnbrltng beS 11liltfdrilden
.3mQngsoie111teS IN Sen geretligten
5taaten, iomie et1leS groBen ftebenoen-
6eereS tit t111nler nod porba11be1l. 1lnb.
lebfere8' biirTte 1nDgliderlDeiie nidt fpezs
11ig ir anbera1nerifonii6en 2dnoerll
.8ermenbn11g fi1lbe11, 9aB @erebe BON
elmer 1tebenben .Nr1r1ee bon 100000.
Mann IN Sen arei1en Der &Dngrebabge=
oronete1l bat lpe11i9 su iagen, oenn bte.
grobe Mebr5abl Der 5enatoren nnb
Geprdientanten ii1to belte eir1gefleil6te
Miliiarilte1l, iDie iieat1ll Sud ife1en,
nno iperoen CUR segebene11 3ett l9on
-ibre Tarbe befennen.
9l,oei;d,ts Ser i'm Nolfe perbreiteten
5timlrtl1ng gegelr Sen Militarismu8
biirfen lte a,1genblidlib nidf offen nit.
Ser GSnrnd1e hern1Briider. Darl11l
11p1lrben Sen i'm Gntim1rf porlieoenoen
Gjeieben Glol11el11 et1oefiiot. sic iid)
ailf Sen erite1 Bltf oan3 barmloS an.
lebe1t aber bur6 .3uldbe ei11en gang
a1bere1l Gbarafter gelpinnen. 90
betbt es 8. $. in Ser Nbminiltrattor8z
portage, Sic ei1l ltebe1lbes Seer. bon
100000 Mann porliebt, bab alle jun.
gen 2ellte I'M Nlter bon l9 Sabren 3ll11l
1ntlitdrilhen 3pangSoienit berange3oz.
gen lperben fDnren, Die ri6ttse Irag=s
ipette bieier Befttmmllne erfdbrt man
aber erlt ollr1 ben a3uiat, oab bieie3
sSrngen8 5tpei Sabre lang ben See
feblen Ser Jegierung ll11teriteben nnb
bab tie auf @ebetB beS BrdIioer1ten nab
.irgenb etnel1 8eltteile gel6idt peroen
f6nnen.
(yrpbe Mr,nee oeplant,
1,na s. lS;s am s., slse,,n, ,eh,,iahriz
10, ~ !, s;,1e,n 80 Sahraonae 20, ',,pniaitpns
.gnn ( 600 M betraot ! ,,ii,Se III nsm e Nrdiihen-
~ iieener,p ieif piif e;n ySper nn,is coo
n =
,l1r germenb1tng 6abei11 o6er bruubarr
311r 8erfiigulg itebe1l.
9om1 fomnt ser Soften $50, q.
Inter ben1 eegenmdrtigen @eieb beiikt.
Ser BrQftberlt fetnes 8ollmaht, .5oloaz
ten irqe11o1po auberbalb bes ganoes su
per{pe1lben, pbne porber STE @5utbeibnn9
be8 @onarelieS et1laubole11. Muqe1l-
,blidlih balten mir alleroinqs Irllppe1l
al1kerba1b oes ganoeS III 5ibtrien 1lnb
an anberen Srter III 8erlehung bieleS
@eiebeS. g)ean mad,t ii SEN areilen.
Ser Nomintltratton al8 Gnt{dulDtgnngt
bQfiir oelte11o, bab mir tedni1b unS.
in1mer nod I'M &riege befi1oen tpeil
ser 6rte0enSpertrag NIT Denti6lano
nod nt6f rattft3tert TT. Inn IN ber@s
artigen 2agen fretere Sano 81 befom.
men, ltebt BE 11ele yorlage Dor, oaB
benz Brditoenten oie yollmadt erts1it
miro, Sic Erl1pppea Beg 1tebenoen 9eereS
IN trgeno einem 5etle Der N5elt 81
peripenoen
- - ) ( =
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-10-10
g. 9tdel III nit ieiner 6an1ilie
bon Mulligan 7oipnlbi fpo er Sabre
larg lnob1lte nod Sine s0RliDer gesog len.

belltqen @eltalt 1nllb nah ber Bfeife.
ber Comb ntereifen ta1tSen So erI
bon linen abbdng
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-10-10
5edrs 9dfe syl'a''llt)s
bon fyar1ll gelto6le11

,Sps. s1npbriA ans Der 9sdGe pptl
20 earles pm 8ieben betmge eindlt,
9as 9eifpble1te @ut 1ladber III Sci
bern bel 5leepn Cue ipieOer gefntoen,
Diebe bebiene1t iid eines NntDs
gum JDrtid,aifen,
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-10-10
Mel1e Sribiilte fiir
County fyairgeld11oe

Ser 5uitdnbise Musiebuf, ber Tairner=
einiauna fat 9ldne fir ben gan
unter 8eratung. 0eitere @ebduoe
fit ben Mnstelfungsplab geplant,
fpenn sic nDtigen @eloer oafiir aufz
gebradt tperoen fDnnen.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1919-10-10

Gpuntn apmmiiIare rebmen Gabe
nit Ianf entgege1t. eesenfmnrbiges
Greianis inbcr Wei6iAte Der eSnng=
piDuiere. 8anfett pereinigt 9lt=
uno SnngpiDniere an rei6beietter
Safel. Geben unO mniifaltibe
gprtr1ge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-03
RICHMOND

The coy home Of Rev. and Mrs.
Gideon Pomroy was the scene of a
very pretty party Thursday, August
IS. the event being their 50th we'd
ding anniversary. The house was
tastily decorated in gold and green
Mr.. Pomroy was born in Levant In
the year 1888. Mrs. Elizabeth (Wood)
Pomroy was born in Burnham juno
ticn in the year 1s49. The couple
united in marriage at Burnham
Junction In 1859. They have four
children. of whom all are living. They
are Mrs. Silas Terrell of Richmond.
Mrs. Stephen Conley of Bath, Mrs.
Emil Rhedin of Portland and Wal
lace Pomroy Of Richmond. Mr.. and
Mrs. Pomroy received many pres
cnts, including SIS in gold, q beau.i-
full breach pin Of amethyst and
pearls. gold dress pins. stick pins,
cuff links. $40 in scrip, a beautiful
gold signet ring. One Of the gold
pieces, which was given by very
close friend. was minted, the year Of
Mrs. Pomroy's birth. There were
also boxes Of cigars ana candy, A
beautiful wedding cake was made
and decorated by one. Of the grano-
sons wife. and was cut by the bride
and presented to the guests by the
bridegroom of fifty years. The
afternoon was passed in music. sing.
Ing and q general good time, fol-
lowed In the evening BY reception
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-03

Gray and Carrigan have been in
town recently and secured an OPP
ton on the property owned by ANA
dec Christopher at the corner Of
Madison and Main streets with the
probability of erecting a modern
building for theatrical purposes.
The one-day session of the North
Arson Campmeeting was held Sun
day at the ground about mile from
North Arson village. Owing to the
heavy rain Of Saturday night it was
at first thought it would be impos-
sible to hold the meeting as planned,
but as the weather cleared up the
people began to gather and the pro-
gram was carried out as planned.
The meeting was in charge Of Dis
trict Superintendent D. B. Holt. At
II o'clock came the first address of
the day, by Rev. E. c. w. Dorion,
D. D.. OF Boston and editor of the
lions Herald. DR.. Dorion took for
his theme THE Cross Of Christ as
q Dynamic Force Of a World in the
Process Of Being Made" DR.. Dorion
devoted part Of his sermon to the
labor problem and said it was the
church which represented the cross
OF Christ that was the true friend
OF the laboring man and from
whence he got his ideals of true
progress. At 2 o'clock in the after
noon came another powerful sermon
by Rev. w. r. Pierce Of Waterville.
At 1.30 p. NJ. came the annual bust
ness meeting Of the Campmeeting
Association in the Skowhegan cha
pei. The officers elected for the
coming year were: President, Perley
Adams, of Madison: vice president.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-03

George Weston of Norridgewock:
secretary, Chester Bailey of North
Arson; treasurer, G.. w. F. Merrill
of Madison; trustees, Geo. Merrill,
C. L. Caswell. Walter McKenney, A.
w. Starbird and DR.. w. H. Kenni-
son. Steps were taken by the Asso-
citation for the improvement of the
grounds and while there had been
some talk Of disseminating the meet
ing and selling the grounds, there
was a strong disposition manifested
against any such course and it Is
expected that the meeting will take
on a new lease of life.
Friends of Leon Felker Of this
village will be interested to lean
that he has a position as wireless
operator on the Noord Brasaunt and
that he has sailed for Rotterdam,
Holland. The Noord Brasaunt is one
of the boats taken by the govern.
rnsnt during the war and Is now be-
ing returned to Holland. The crew
which mans the boat will leave on
reaching Rotterdam and return by
a passenger ship.
Inc TeSlQenCo Oh MT. anu MTs'
George Wilson was the scene Of two
quiet weddings Saturday evening.
The first was Fred Hidgdon Wilson
and Miss Thelma May Fuller. both
of this village. Rev. William Wood
oficiated and the double ring serv-
ice was used. The second wedding
was John Dewey Wilson and Miss
Fern Lenora Wolverton. both Of
this village, the double ring service
being used and Mr.. Wood officiating.
The ceremonies were witnessed by a
company of about Is near relatives
and friends. Both couples will re-
side in Madison after short honey
moon trips.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Rand went to
Northport Saturday night to spend
Labor Day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-03
Wreath. FIG. Coburn, Farm

Wreath. FIG. Coburn, Farm
anston ...... ........ s 4 3
June Powers. b m by The Mes
senger. Asa T. Grant. Bangor 2 3
Donald c., CHI & by Alfondly.
Nick Walton. Thorndike .... 3 2 s
Toss Boy, b g by Torrisdale.
Nick Walton, Thorndike -. As 4
Time: 2.17 Ia; 2.1S IA: 2.1s.
The starter was ], F. withee: the
timers were w. II. Gogan, Of Madi-
son. p. w. Merry and H. D. Leavitt
both of Skowhegan. The judges
were Roland Withee of Pennington,
Hiram Burse Of Skowhegan, and DR..
w. 8. Milliken Of Madison. At 9
A. M. there was hose coupling con-
test on Madison street between the
Madison and Arson fire companies.
The contest was won by Madison,
the time for three trials being % SIS
seconds against Anson's "a l-2 sec.
onds. Following this contest came
the parade. There were three very
pretty floats. one from the Pulp Sui
phite Union. one from the Paper
Makers Union and one by H. H.
Lessore. Dinner and supper were
served in Exhibition hall by Ster-
ling Rebekah Lodge. The best of
order prevailed during the day and
much credit Is due to the commit
tees from the unions under whose
direction the celebration was car
ried out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-03
STATE OF MAINE
KENNEHEc. So. SUPERIOR COURT
IN VACATION.
Augusta, Aug. 18th, 1919.
MARGARET 2: Sc. GEORGE Ib't. W.

IN VACATION. 49,
AFFEk sb 81. e 81 81 SsoS'A iA''' w.
Upon the annexed Writ and Libel, It
is ordered BY me. the undersigned, JUS:
tice Of said Court. that notice thereof
ss eeps d ess ny aa as
stract thereof. together with this order
thereon. three weeks successfully In the
k \; journal y, z newsDspsr printed
: bec, the last publication to be thirty
day at least before the next term Of
said Court. to be holden at Watervius
See n On 1 ne e. second s' rSssd.y Of Novem
Der next. that he may then and there
to II he sees ft
Attest: FRED EMERY BEANIE.
cory 5p; of L ssPsE,or Court.
married MARI, . j. ..is l!s.lss :. WORSE:
nat day St October 1sl1: The .ssid libel.
alter their said marriage: that the libel
ant resided in this state when theacause
OF divorce accrued 40 hereinafter set
faith o a.d ys ss p as: q her: DATE u s sSSs
Of; that the. libelant has ever been
faithful te her marriase ohligations.
but that the said lbelse has been un.
day Of December isi7 he utterly Dc.
serted the libelant without reasonable
cause and has continued said desertion:
that since their intermarriage the said
libelee has been addicted to gross and
confirmed habits Of intoxication; that
being Of sufncient ability he has gross.
", wantonly and cruelty neglected and
refused to provide suitable maintenance
for your lfbelant: that he has been
guilty Of crusl ana abusive treatment
and extreme cruelty towards her,
seriously endangering her life and
Wherefore. she prays that q divorce
from the bonds Of matrimony between
herself and said libelee may be dc.
creed: also that reasonable alimonv Be
decrood to her out OF his estate; or In |
lieu thereof that Q specific sum be paid |
to her by him; also that she may re- |
sumo her former name Of Margaret e. |
and the iibsiant further alleges that
sscertsin he present. residencs Of said
MT MsAnR Rex NsfFi Ellen |. e; ST. GEORGE.
Kennebec, g., August I, 1Sls.-The
said Iibelant made oath that the above
Alteration a. to the residence OF the
IIbelee 10 true.
JOHN =. NELSON.
Justice Of the Peace.
A true copy Of the order OF notice and
Attest: c. ". JONES. clerk.
eu1SNWAf1t q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-03

There 10 . prospect that Madison
may have q new up-to-date theater
building In the not far distant fu-
ture. Representatives Of the theatre
cal syndicate headed by Messrs.