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Operating Cost Increase.

Tie committee gives as the principal
.pas,n FOR the decline in gold produc
.or the Increase In operating costs in
ne most favored quartz mines from nf-
v.sveH cents 10 produce dollars
worth o, gold in 1917 to seventy cents in
lsi'
Tie privilege Of free export and OF
s,e 20 manufacturers would stimulate
-7oia,ion and aid gold mining, says the
,orm..tec. and might also be n safe
card against initiation. The Govern
~s-. N. .ht increase production by as
,y!-- I'm improving methods OF mining
~ we'e'lurgy OF gold ores. Possible
Methods Of maintaining the visible gold
,ase-y. would he In tho cuTtailment of
rs Use II sold by manufacturers and
making a call or the public to turn in
-cc-ird gold. Further RELIEF might be
blamed by amending the war minerals
h, 90 include gold. and voting an APP
~r-.ation TO be used in directing search
pr rev deposits.
The committee declares that the fu-
IRE of gold miving in the world is
-rAleratical that the gold output
.srs - have passed its zenith and to
o. the decline. .
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Dhlrc Of
BROOEIIN RAPID TRANSIT co.

Borr. iGh OF B-., !. n. Iau.a-y 3. ittJ
The a. .uRi meeting ~ ia" >t"kuu'i'r. Of 'hc
RToos, Rapid rru q. company go" ih' 'l'.
ton Of four 90 directors So serve ,.Tr, -
years, and Of THREE tat Inspector. ~ elect nu :,
serve at thp u"Nt Succeeding annual meet 80
AID for tho purpose - trnuSActIrs such "ihrr
business ~ may h" duly brought n"tHr" m
meeting, Will IT, held az twelve u',l"rk noon oH
Friday, January 81, l9!r. AZ the "ffice ~ 'ht
Company. s. Clinton Street, borough "t El""h
open for on" hour RI" transfer hooks w..l he
closed NJ 6 o'clock l.. VI. gu January 10, 4gis,
and will remain closed until ton O'Clock \. VI
OF n" day Immediately saccrcd!ns SID sto' =
holders meeting.
J. y. REMINGTON. Secretary.
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.'rl"Uce on prison construction
oil 10 ...l to-day at I. NJ. at the home
NJ .n. I-vIsohn, ssl Fifth avenue.
'rr.".en"c will be one OF series
.AhS' tv th" National Committee on
''s''s aai Prison Labor. The speak
:" w.. on lanes Govan. who designed
= '"'r ltory prison in Ontario: G.
rdc'- r3- architect ne new Ohio
,m'tHriuy; \. VI. SAKE and John J.
AIMING. Attending the conference will
Frof Henry Fairfield Osborn. Mrs
-s!aa Robinson, Mrs. Adolph Laden
~ Mn. Simon Baruch. Miss Helen
areS Boswell, Jules s, Bache, Mrs.
snss Talcott, Charles Il. Hubbell. DIT.
- punham. r ]. Caldwell Chester
-ea and Jefferson seligman.
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s;?g'i' fsmi!y, .tsg6'; short el,sr, 8,
inGa ts Saa ss Ppsk' sn,T1
s Fell, E&a:; pilSei:Ici eisar its b
s@c dry. sailed clean. 1870 lbs. 81 ~ g.
GREASES-IuaCtIvc; yellow, II p n l2i. g.,
HAMS -oqIet regular: lO.ia ~; sSs
lard easy; quoted, 2Sn q :sa.e renned
South America. t2s.s0: Brazil, kegs,
$40 90; compound duh; quoted. 2332tNc
sTEAn1NE-Duii: city lard steaF!ns. 21e';
oleo, lSc.
vEGETABLEs. MISCELLANEOUS -
ARTICuuKES - California. fresh. half
drum. $40 az: jerusalem, hbl... Sos
BRUSSELS sPRouTs-I.ons Island, quart
BEETs-Nearby 100 bchs. ;2Ga; Ber-
muda. old, round. bbl, s2u $50; Old, long
seL. n.SogiIt CARRoTsSomoNserey, iog
2.50: bermuda. crate, slS0q2, old, bbl
81 50dl.-5; old. bag. 81 Al as. CARRIAGES
Danish. per ton. $40 25; doinestic ton
tic. hb.. slIl25; rod. bbl.. SO 80, rcd
10 ID. bag. $5i7 Florida. new, hsk., 81. IS
ais. CAULIFLOWERS o. Long Is.ani
california. half crate. I825n3.55; Florida
roN. 3G $50: hek. s3G0pi.50. CELERY
! state, bch., SOC. o.; STATE, case; .sas
HAGE-rer crate, ga 80 GELER J
KNOBS-Per 100 bohs.. SagG CHICoRS
New orleans. Dbl, .tns. Florida. bsk
Florida. bsk,. 81. EGGPLANrs-Florida
hOr, s2Soa i.to: bsk, 500 ENpiyE-
XearLy PA Is nios, "a HohsERAp !, Il.
gihia. Dbl. lie. 4t 8. LET ~
n.k; -, a.s New orleans, bsk. a;g.7:,
DKR Florida bsk. S2ds Cuban. CrRt"
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CITIES SERVICE BONDS.
Issue Is s1O,OoO.oOO 7 Per Cent.
Convertible Dcbeutures.

Ten million dollars in Cities Service
Company Series c per cent. con-
vertible gold debentures are being
offered for sale at par and interest
by n syndicate headed by Henry l.
Doherty & Co. and Montgomery & Co.
The debentures are convertible on and
after January 1. 1921, into nine shares
OF Cities Service preferred and one
share of common plus cash and stock
dividends on the common share to date
Of conversion.
In financial statement accompanying
the Offering II Is announced that the net
Income of the company for the year
ended November 80, 1918. was S21, $50
1856, or more than fourteen times the in.
terest requirements on all outstanding
debentures, including the present issue.
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HUDSON MORTGAGE COMPANY.

Th0 AN0l0t No0tTnC n fE' SfuFbhU- ~.
IF the HUDSON MORTGAGE CONPA%N
Tor the election Of Directors and Inspectors
of Election 90 serve for the SuccSct.LG wear
viii be held AZ tho oi'icr 81 h- Company,
40 l:5 Brna iNvNy. Nv York CITY. q"
" Wednesday. the 5th Of February, 1919, al
twelve O'Clock noon
Til" stock transfer hoo..a Il Tho CompHn ny
W., ac closed ~ !. 81. January "a. l3i9
and rcopenel at 10 \. NJ. February o."
1871"
Dated Sew Work Jaugar- e. ioIp-
HERuERT MARBLES. Secretary.
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Live stock Markets In other Cite.

CHICAGO. Jar. 4--Hoss--Receipts IS.
600; market 80. to loc lower than yes
i7SO: butchers. Sl7.5ial7.S5; light. S,6.S5
n II Is: pa King SlGSDal7 so: throwoutF,
sIj.SS 1913; pigs. good TO choice. 'l5.''
Cgat,tle-Rece!pt., 5000; compared with
a week ago bect md butcher cattle mosI.y
:5g TO zoe nshgin ' yso c an@ 'T'' rs
Sh.dp.I,.coir,s, 5000: compared with a
week ago fat lambs 55c. to 81 higher.
yrarlings zoe. to 49,. higher sheep mostly
soc. higher.
KANSAS CITY, Jan .!..,Hog:- Rec ipts
!59G g44y H SSi liz ~" ~; Su''T pr.
calls Receipts. 200; steady Prime
steers. $500 southern steers, 'IU J ?;
cows, S7@li, hcifrrS, sSVlL5o; calves, s.
ss6tscp-Recelp,s zoo; ..tcs4y. lambs,
ar, i9.5Opil.25. owes. 3s50Glo.
So so, h ho' 1 ]sn ,9So 'f pTss
li2.5Og 1850: butchers. 'i7soWl7'O;
gGfaf!,IeIn1ioSc".pts, l.?co; steady, Native
heof steers, 81 .5ogi'5o, nclferF. $500
1s ;GHs '' ave. i;:o, s;2'sfT. S0' feed"
Sheep Rccclnts 500; stcady. Lambs.
si5aiG.95; owes, sS,ioato,
CI>CI>NAn; Jan. HOG. R, r.,
Cattle--ReceIpts, 500, steady. Caves
sheep 200; strong Lambs
strong.
PITTsBURG. Jan. t--Ca'tlc--Steady;
supply Night Prime. si7dii5o.
ShrepEHighrr; supply light Primo
wothers. Sl0dll: culls and common,
seas. Lambs. tllpl7.So, Neal calves.
Hogs--Activc and higher receipts, 10
double decks Prime heaylos, mediums
heavy Workers and light Workers, pigs.
sls25als.60. roughs, SIS 1855
EAST BUFFALO. y. Y. Jan. 4-cAttio
Hf'aeives@RecSipts, 80; soc lower, s5G??
Hogs-Receipts 400; strong. Heavy
$3.50; roughs, sl2,aiGso; stays, $40 ais.
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

BEENES Receipts $50 hoad. ana 4, g.
consigned direct TO slsughtorers. No 'raI
uctlo~S reported: feeling nominally steady
Dressed beet nrm ut 2U4. 2FC. b. iOr urdt-
nary TO primo native sides.
CAINES-Receip,s, $40 head: nome on
sale Feeling firm. city dressed vcals
"a sc. b.. country dressed do. lYc.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Rsce'pts. s,'sn
h ad. only one car sale. Feeling full
steady. Fair Ohio lambs sold At 3l7,30
100 ibs.t common sheep. $3.50 Dressed
mutton higher a. lta20c. ID: dressed
lambs higher at :26SOc. Country dressed
hothousc lambs, slOgl+ carcass.
Sales--K erns Commission Co: i51 Ohio
o., $50.
HOGs-Receipts 1850 head: MI con-
signed direct 20 local butchers Feeling
steady at tl7.75 y 1879 pigs, " so ;
rouKhs, si5.7i. Country dressed hogs UNI
"a
The sun., 1919-01-06
Would Maintain standard.

Virtually all economists agree that
ne gold standard should be maintained"
avs he committee. Even those who
rave profound ideas as to the advisa-
g.v % a different standard concur
hs, ;. would be dangerous to attempt
'ry d-ast!, changes during the war
and =. adjustment period. The gold
'arda-G - Of vital necessity in the
es.'a.jou ot foreign exchange and
.t.,n.... o. gold to neutral countries
-.as.. ~ outraged to stabilize tho
t.s. dollar, to insure conf
l.r.s ara - promote business reln-
tons"
4 rrr:s~ o, recommendations on
.Ae assumption that the country would
hs SIN p. war we're made which have
% application row.
TIE members az the committee other
han Chairman Jennings are J. n. Mac
ia0z.a am Charles Janin of the Bu-
-av n' Mines. al II y. Caskey and
J. T. Ragsorc az the Geological Survey.
The sun., 1919-01-06
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BASk
Of the City OF New York.

New York, December ~ 1919.
Notice Ia hereby giv-r that the annual
meeting Of the shareholders ~ taI bank
for the election OF Directors 10 serve dur.
ing the coming year and for tn" trans
action OF such other business as may COINS
before the meeting win ho held at ths
hankinG-housA, Na-sa. AMI Pine StrcetA
Tuesday, January l+th. 1870. bctVeeH ths
hours OF II o'rlJrk \ 81 and Il q clock NJ.
WM. J.. CABLE. JR, Cashier.
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THE ANNUAL. MEETING Of tho stock.

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF tre stock.
holders OF tho HmrpI Manufacturing
Company 10, tho erection q four 90
tn serve for N" ensuing year ana
Two 90 Irsp"cto"' Of Election To n0t AS
such at the annual meeting o! IN" Stock
holders t. l." held in 1919 VIII he hold
at tho Office - the Company, No gtl
Broadway, Borough ~ Manhattan, Now
YORK city on Monday, January IS, 1913,
at ! 4. ", Polls open from l to az
O'Clock i, NJ Transfer books closed uutil
"'''' ono. A. LACAs. Jr.. Secretary
The sun., 1919-01-06
VI. J. RudIong Resigns.

"' = Budlong. y,"e-presiden' and
'.re-,. manager Of Castor, Williams &
''z' -.. Inc. and v,ce-presidcnt and
l-r ~ IN" Globe Line OF steamships,
.I,-..r-v company, has resigned. Mr..
'4!' 'a+ 10. made known his plans
The sun., 1919-01-06

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that m"
. srd Annual Meeting ~ The American
Society for tn" Prevention of cruelty to
Animals Will he held at the Sociotys hea l.
quarters, 30 Madison Avenue, January O..
1919 At I o'clock. -
The sun., 1919-01-06
INrEK> ,rIo>AL r,rtR ,ourN>,.

Nv N|Th. Do NOV - ~
IN" Board OF pNg-..t"r. aaN. d.rtrrui ID.
regular GIIrt'rly Its!t'ul o. or, AVID u."-
hs.t per cent. e re- on tNn r~-t'r-.3
capital stock o. ms Company. payub!"
January 10Th. 1912. to pr.t"rr"l sto,&-
holders Of record AZ tho ,'Jss 81 bust. 90
January fth. 1912
OWEN sHHrHERD. Treasurer
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Nlce-Pras. & VsthIe-
New York, Dec. l2th. .9ls

The annua. meeting - the stoH kho.de.s
of this Company fcg tho election Of Direo-
tors. election ~ luspe tors Of Election. au1
for the trIu-ac''oV % such other business
as shah core before III" meeting. wi. De-
held at the ut1ce NJ 'hp tompHny -
liberty street. In the city II = 81 Nur!
the 7th day of January, 1919. a. - o'clock
room.
The polls viii remain open Until ls:ao
o'clock =. NJ.
THE FIDELITY ASD CASUALTY COM
PANY or NEW YORK
THEC GATN, vice Presl itr' -socre.sry
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS
CONSOLIDATED GAS CON-
PANY OF NEW YORK
1870 EAST 18th STREET
January 9Th, 1919
Dated January I, 1919
Authorised 3l7,500, 900

The annual meeting OF the stock
holders of this Company for the election
Of Trustees to serve during the ensuing
year will be held at this office MON
DAY. January 9th. 1919 Polls will
be open from IL NJ to p NJ Trans
fer books will close Saturday. January
18th, 1919, az II NJ, and reopen Tues
day, January 2Sth, 1919
R. A. CARTER, Secretary.
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FOUR PER CENT.
DRY Dock Savings Institution

asi & 3ia BowFRY. Cor, I'd ST. New York
The Trustees have declared dividend ro-
the six months ending D"cembr u, 1915. on
all deposits FROM 1--WE DOLLARS ~ THREE
THOUSAND DOLLARS entitled thereto
Under the bylaws nj the rate 90: IHREE and
uNI-uAIt Per Cent. per ANnum. payah.s
Oh aud afr,r January 20, 1919.
Deposits made or ur before Jan 10 viii 10
entitled 20 interest from Jan !, illp
ANDREN MILLS. President
WNI T. rATTtRsDN. Nlre-i'rtsident.
IREpERICK SHERWOOD. Treasurer
SAAlN Ii WEBSTER, secretary.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE
CHATHAM AND PHENIX
NATIONAL BANK

UF TIE CITY OF NEW YORK,
Tho annual meeting Of the shareholdeS
81 the Chatham and PueulI national
tection of directors and tTansaot.oL Il any
other business which may oa brought he.
Tore said mettinS, viii be h,i. at thu
banking house Of ssla Assor!a:iuu. No ~
broadway, In the Borough Of Manhattan
in the City OF New YORK., on Tuesd.A,
January ltth, 1912 at /: 1,.i@3.ek icon
The sun., 1919-01-06
$lO,OOO,OO0
CITIES SERVICE COMPANY
New Issue

NJ DIN v I'LL NOVAA <AA>A
7Q3 Convertible Gold Debentures
Dated January Due january
Authorized 7,ooo~ Outstanding 81" ss GO Nov 1: os:s
"n"" "'" .s";s r.: s ] 's holders will '
N
""" T,s : ss S sS' '"" Fiscal Agents.
';s ::::. i s: , S$ : :s =: ":s !: Il. '"
We Dohnty freHdmt
toHons
s s:s! I'd S:s. ss: <: SssS s ST ;
%Gary was OIL ObsTels ~ ~
Services es s With ,i Pf : amount 5s ss ] nj es
p Ss oG Series esas'% % up % % ~ ~ ~ ~
- psN ] % i s Pan :e Ss s a
ETC., s. s ~ s: ssnss s,s $ ,s::s Is
cn sonxE Ss y s2 tn: e:s s s.
should :!sa ss Gs e s esn ss s;ss % " factor
:ss: ns. S: s'%s:ss: %ssSS mi r. ss.
% % @ @ @ %saGns his @ .sus ~
followed :ss sa e: sssp es p Pss ; s : : 2ss
S% s s % % @ on @ % stocks
] M A ] S
% IN @ T @ T @ &sosnoi New ofE VI ~
AS A
Price 100 and Interest
rs,..is ,o Jane until nuary2ssh
HENRY L. DOHERTY & co. MONTGOMERY & CO..
York York
n ss. as" .s.:
The sun., 1919-01-06
rRtIrs. rREsH-App1.Es -ryspora'.a,


m ,S Elsa en Es'G ,o s az"
strained. sIEl5. II, and E. sli?O; /
sli25; g, sl4So. II, y435; l. .ItTd; h
Sl6.7j; NJ, Sl7.la; y, N7.75. VIC, N7.s,
and WV, SIS 10.
The sun., 1919-01-06
STOCK EXCHANGE SALES.
BoNnS FAR NAL' L
TOBACCO STOCKS.

Total for w'k tlGJ, l.SUo tc4s?5eo 81 $4,000
Year 10 Date. sO7u,Jo l,t!a00p n So."o
The sun., 1919-01-06

OLS-Standard white. petroleum. New
York export bb.s., Sl7@ do. bulk. SS.95.
do cases Slg.25. Water white. New York
bbls. since; do. bulk, ie25; do. cases.
S9u.s5 Motor gasolene, garages, 2tlsc..
cunsumers 2oiar. (stcel harre!s,. LIN
SEED oil Market unchanRou. Prices
follow; strictly pure gallons Of "a lbs. In
barrels. Sl.5N calcutta oil, s..
The sun., 1919-01-06

lar 10 good, 81 u \ 5 .. choIOe 10 faN'',
,SSO1gs Whit corn -four dull; 33.NSH
/ Is per 100 .b- Barley hour dull. i.5oH
, In gS 10 sacks. corn moa! dull, yellow
granulat"d $375ui; white granu ated
S37544 Fced.-C!ty hrm. bran, 100 10
saclts' $50. heavy. uidd.ings DO. ~; rel
GT,n. iran. 100 H. sacks. s55p s.; stardarI
midi,!ngs lo.. 81 so. four inIdd ings DO ,
is2 80. rcd dog flour, lac III sacks So. 20 d,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27
NOTICE
BOARD OF MUNICIPAL OFFICERS

Notice is hereby given 70 all parties
Interested in the question of damages
relating to the following lots OF lana,
A certain lot Of land situate in sald
Augusta. on he East side Of Bowman
street. known as the Old Fort Lot
with The buifEings thereon bo-1ded
Westerly by said Bowman street
Northeriy. Eastefir and Scutheriy by
LAND Of the Augusta Development CCn-
pany- also ORE OTHER let OF and si.-
lsafe in said Augusta boHnaes Southeriy
by The South line Of WiNaYns street ~
tended to Kennsbec River; Westerly b.
KeaHehee River: Sortheriy By 4 ilne
paraEei with the Scsth line Of Williams
Street extended to Eennebee River an
distant .itteen feet Soatker;y from the
south end Of the Riverside Hetei eriic-
ing and Easreriy ny Bowman Street
that hearing VIII be held al The Al
des1nen's Rcorr al City Building X sald
Augusta o.. FRIDAY, Januax- ? l2s a,
7W p NJ for The purpose Of estiraat-
ing damages to De paid TO each owner
Dated al Augusta Maine, December
g. 1919
BFrRLEEGH MARTIN.
DANFoRTH L NASH.
CHARLES A. BROOKS.
V e. TEOUANT.
j. .. BLAH AEETTE
c. r. DUTTON.
Attest: e. A. r TlFFlN,
decy1-g Depu.y City Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27
OAKLAND

Mrs. William Balm Las returned
from SabaTtus where she was /
guest Of relatives over Christmas.
Frank DolloT Of the Public Utility
commission has returned TO Augusta.
after passing the Christmas hoIi-
days al MS home in Jown-
Norman Brown. VINO was a Christ
mas guest Of his parents, M ana
Mrs Isaac Brown. has returned -
Augusta. where ne IS employed
Mss Annie BeFrvnan has retUrnec
from Skowhegan. where she was 2
guest Of relatives over the holidays.
Miss Sadie Watson has returned
10 Augusta where size is employed
by the Garnett Publishing Co, after
passing Christmas at the home oT
her father. Everett Watson of FAIR
field street
Walter Blake OF Fairfield street
has returned from Sabat1us, where
he was a guest over Christmas .,f
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27
NEWPORT

Ivan Boaroulan Friend of Etra and
Miss Lizzie Mae Tufts of Stesson
were united n marriage al the home
OF the brides. parents Mr. and Mrs.
Edward z Tufts in Stetson. Weeres-
day evening al seven O'Clock. De-
ceuber 2sth, Rev J. w Reynolds Of
Newport performing the ceremony.
The house was tasteflhly decorated
with red ara green and the couple
were married under large Christ
mas bell. The couple were attended
by Miss Susan Damon as bridesmaid
ana Winthrop A Friend d brother
OF the groom as best nan. The
bride wore a charming gown OF
white crepe de chine and carried a.
shower bouquet Of white roses, while
he bridesmaid. Miss Damon. wore
Eaupe taTetta and carried bou-
quet fpinks. After receiving con-
gratulatiors the couple left by auto
for southern Maine on wedding
"Trip After their return they viii
make their home in Etra where Mr..
Friend IS engaged IN the mercantile
business
Laurice Sherburne arrived home
Wednesday afternoon from Boston
where he has been visiting for the
past three weeks.
George A Deacon Of Bangor was a
business caller IN town on Friday.
Miss Lucille D. Reynolds. wfo has
been visiting her sister. Mrs Bic1-
nell Hail II Portsmouth y. H. re-
turned hone on Shristnas LAY.
Miss Madeline Miles. VINO has been
visiting relatives IN Massachusetts
for three weeks. returned hcme on
"Wednesday.
The many Newport friends Of Miss
Mary Smith Of Palmyra will be il
terested 10 learn of her marriage
10 James II. Christie ot Portland.
The marriage took place n Washing
ton D. c. on Wednesday, Dec. 24th.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27
STATE OF MAINE

KENNEBBC. IS. SUPERIOR COURT
IN VACATION.
AUGUSTA. December q. 1918
wiifiam r. Brown, Llb't. vs- Ida =
Brown
IJpou the annexed Writ and Libel. il is
ordered by me. f1,e undersigned Justice
If said Court. that notice thereof Be
gwen 70 the Lloeise by Isuoiishing an
at;estSG cocy OF the same, or Al aD-
stfact thzrecf. together with thls order
thereon. three weeks soecssstNe4y IN TIE
Kennesec Journal. a newspaper printed
in Augusta q said County Of keHaebec,
the last publication 10 be thirty Days
NJ least before the next term Of said
CUurt. 20 he holden At Augusta wsthtn
and for said County Of kennenec. IN
the first Tuesday Of April next. thai STE
may then and there appear n said
Coprt and answer thereto il she see -
Attest: FRED EMERY BEANIE.
Justice Superior Court
william z. Brown OF Aonncuth "a
said County, husband OF Ida F. Brown
iaufuiIy married to the Sad Ida
Brown on the 18th day of June, A. ID
iss4 by sidney 4 Lawrence Of Boston
Massachusetts,. JHstiee OF the reace
Auiy empowered To ue9osm marriages
Th1a he the se3a lAeeiiAm ano me
vie af sasd Besfon- later coming 70
Aueurr wtere they rcnodAd until aooni
the second day a June. A. D. looft that
~ children were bo9n 81 sa1A lintsH.
That your Libeiiant has always cen
Aucted i1irnseif toward his said wife as
) faithfui. true sqa anecfioa.se has
band: that on or about the said p d1s
"a Jhne, A. D. I1el. the said Ida
BpeNu utterly deoestea your LAeetian1
vifhust eaaso a0A went 70 gAFts a,-
lSrovn TO him, since which teee ne mas
s1en her BUT once. to wit: al Lewiston
af,psrf the yeas l1oes Af whseh time she
satA Ldhesiasrt urHed the said Licelee 70
rrfIsrn % his noine. which she ufferfs
refueed 70 des that said utter aeserttoa
has CONTINUES for three consecutive
yeafp anA over. to wtf fcr - ysAfs next
rrior 70 the fling ol this linei; that nef
rezises,ce in unknown 70 yuur Laoeit2nl
as1 caTnef be ascertained By reason
atte diiieeaee, thnA thRFe 10 no coaiusacn
to obsain . diypece- -
THEREFORE, he urAys that a a,
v,rre 1T,ar be decreed between himself
~ TN aaAd IN r. BfUwn fef tne
cnunee above st feeth
aiknsd: WILLIAM 3: BHONN,
,ubseribea ana sWesA TO this IIth aAf
~ Ueeembsr, A. u, tNs,
CAHL r. GB1GaELAl-
Justice Of the Peace
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composed the committee In charge Of
the affair
The vestry was pretttiy decorated
with evergreen. and On the stage
stood three sctnfiiiating Christmas
trees IN q row, the one in the middle
being extra large and draped hand
SoTaeay and dropping with burden
of many candy-Ailed cones aud 9TH
er sweets Santa put in an appear
anee and every person was present
ed with one CT these cones by. him.
A short program was arranged by
the committee in charge. consisting
of musical numbers. singing and
readings Refreshments were served
OF ice cream, candy and pop corn
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his daughter. Mrs. William Thonp
son He was accompanied by Mrs.
Blake WHO VIII remain several days
longer.
Miss Geneva Brown OF East Will
ton = passing her Christmas vaea-
tion With her cousin. Miss Grace
Brown
Jack sweeney Of Lowell. Mass. an /
Frank Sweeney Of Cambridge. Mass
were Christmas guests Of their "a
rents Mr.. and Mrs. John Sweeney.
Arnold Miller and Miss Lettie Mi
Ier. wbg were married Christmas dav
at Ine home u the brides Parents
Ir and Mrs. Ed. Miller Of Bingham.
naSsed through Oakland Friday Or
rheir wedding trip. A party ot
friends q Mrs Miller wflo. with her
parents, formerly resided here. gath.
cred II the station and showered Inc
couple with rice and confetti Upon
their return they will make their
home with the brides parents q
Bingham
Rev. George Wolstenholre OF Colt :
college Will occupy the pulpit az the
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hanCing

Thats wint ysufe doins eey time ysu tzke nav mknsu
fw winch nareeas claims are made Your healfh u too
gist eiwsys has de tried and t.stsd Il Pr. Atv0ods
the eea6d1es tinf . ye8 q unehanging qaaiity hsve
estabfiahea.
At tie int sign q asnaeh disorder binounaaa or
headnehA ON tu0 es11FDonn1D of a. r." win ouckly
reseFs normA conditis4g 70 yUur digestive ofgzna SEn
that wA ward "a coads and ssese Get hottie tnday
nd Keep sR4y alNsy. On hand Laggr bol4A 50 csntA
ge11Ee0e frea snnG1e ffoa IL IL T." Nn1ieina c.
Portland Maine.
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Sunday School of Universaiist
Church Have Gay Time in Church
vestry
The members. Of the Sunday seheoi
Of The Winthrop street Uniyersaiist
church were given a Christmas par
ty by the various teachers Friday
evening in the church vesfry. Miss
Miss Aaud Sfets0p- Miss Edith
Newman, Mss Ruth Carleton. Lester
IL. Hart and Arthur c.. Partridge
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MANCHESTER

Miss Leta NJ Stewart. clerk al
Gfant's Confectionery store of Au-
gusta- and Miss Mildred V Mitchell
Of Sewan street visited Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry J. Caldwell over Christmas.
1t is hoped that there will be a
good patronage for the baked bean
supper given thus evening for The
beneat OF a iocai Red Cross member.
-0nH.
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Equity Hearins

-i=Ef--- was held before Associ-
- l-Stce = N Spear at 10 o'clock
'.2aF -0ruing at the courthouse
1e ecuny case Henry r. Cum
-@'~s Il Manchester vs. Henry Oiiv-
Z -1custry et ais. Ralph ". Far
p Algusra appeared as counsel
Dc rsaIrtiF and Frank ". But
y Narrirgton for the defend
@ . biz IN equity IN which
af a--tiS seeks 10 set aside con-
@"e aNeged 10 be in defraud Of
@-r
aH conclusion Of the hearing
Spear reserved his decision.
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81 Glowing patients we're ad-
4 % The Augusta General hos
~ Friday for surgical treat
aiberr Brown Of Hailoweil,
is pei BEZzeL If WinthrUP.
: -5 johnson Of Fairfield tnd
81 =. NalSron. Mrs. Marie
--1 Philip 3. Jestings IF Angus
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

z. i. Eaton and family Of Win
ftne --ee- and Hiss Eva Norton
erron were the Christmas
asss ZIr. and Mrs. 9. j. Norton
{ -throp street The day also
--t- ~= more year 70 Ir. Norton
Il IS birthday, and ne was
.--e-. wila = large birthday cake.
was passed with games anu
4.-7-- her amuseneuLs. and the
mas rec helG r1auy gifts for
Hose sent.