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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-21
Trained NURSE
" as On the Verge Of
Nervous ProsIrarion
81 rave Never KNOWN meuac'ne
Accomplish Sues, Wonuer~ui He
suits az TanIar," She Says

One Of me most interesting OF the
many -ecan1 statements regarding
Tanlac WAS made by Mrs Isabella
Rowe Of LIT West Walnut street.
Des MONIES, Iowa. = IL !rIe-visw.
Recently,
Mrs. Rove. wno IS i t-aIneo nurse
of WIDE experience n relieving SUI
1eriur ana well known TO the people
of Dies MONIES. Is only one Of the
great many II nsr profession, VINO
after hav.aE realized rs remarkable
powers nave become a-dent ctar-1-
mons II he Master Medicine
When asked # she was willing for
her statement 70 Dc published hrs.
Rowe saIG.
Yes. indeed. for I firmly believe
Tanlac mas saveG ne from nervous
prost-a1lur and I an glad u MAKE
d statement which may be Of benefit
20 me vasr numbers VINO are n nead
OF such a medicine.
~ had suffered from stomach and
LIVER trouble disorderad kidneys and
extreme nervousness Tor ysar or
more. Ny food would not digest
tfL VlTi 0-iI Ipi 3GltE SIELGENA II
-ense pain in M stomach after ea.
,nE. but NY near wOuid ualDlrare so
rom the pressure Of gas mat I could
scarcely breathe. In fact ny whole
ouuy vas full of pain and me small
o. M 0ack. especially hurt me SO az
lines : felt like ! would 70 distracted.
: NAG inst a great denl N weight ana
T-7I+aEfg
nov weGk ana run down ! looked
I had tried many other medicines
before E"r-1Ig -aniaC but nothing
gave n" NOR imam 4 little passIrc
relief n entire svsia--l seemed 70
i'e broken down. ! could nor ger but
attic sie"r or rest and vas -lrnr On
n" verge Of nnr~ous nrust-ai .nr1.
believe ! would have aad "a give m
@nllrelF II 4 shrr- tln.. If Z aad nor
gotten Taniac- Bur now an ike a
4in@r"'t De-sUn altogether I'll,
eat 5ust ANYTHING I want and erva-y-
tHInE seems 70 aE-ae with No mar
fect!r as l never have any more main
pa!pItarlon Or any Other svrr1Dtorns ri
indigestion. In tac-. all nv nan az
well as the nervousness ann -hu-
weak, worn out faeliug. is gone and
I have also gained ten pounds II
weight Before taking -auiac oo,,Iej
not hoid out 70 walk q block bit no
other day I got out anC walked +%-,--
nine blocks. and talt none me vn-sa
rom 4 have never known a med
icine accomplishing such wonderful
results as Tanlac don't believe
rtlere's another like i and il s!vas M
pleasure q recommend il"
Ta1iac Is sold in Augusta by Bow
ditch Webster Co and The LEADING
druggts, N era-~ -.-- and +nv-- -
ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-21

went directly 70 their new home On
Summer sJ-est which they recent. y
purchased.
The regular meeting Of TIE Va
man s Relief Corps Will pc held NJ
Friday. From four II five O'Clock
Will ne the social hour \ large ii
tendance IS desIred.
Judge 9. .. small of Madison was
in town Recently ana called upon.
Wallace Emery OF Madison vino mas
been a patient al the hennenec Val
ley hospital for the past month, SUI
fsr,nE from blood poisoning IL MS
hand
The salvation --mv Is Il tuw1 anu
VIII aold services OF Saturday nights.
Capt and -Grs. Preston Cleveland and
Cadet Hazel Wheeier are N charge
Of The work.
George r Merriam eldest son al
Rev. and hrs. George Mer-,un. sail
ed last Saturday from 3rest on he
George Washington" Tor the United
STATES Nj Merriam mas oeen over
seas tor The past nine months en-
-dStA II l. IL T. A. WOTh. ne 1i2VS
70 remain in this countrv.
Paul Gaylord, son OF Howard Cay
rnrd and Alice Palmer Gaylord.
formerly OF this town Dut now d res
ldent OF Saskatchewan IS visiting
1T the town and vicinity. Mr. Cay
lord enlisted II & Canadian regiment
and went 3crnss. He was stationed
al London. assigned 70 clerical work
He remained there aoour IS months
lie arrived n New York where ne ne
oe.yec MS discharge about one week
ago. This is his first visit 10 Maine.
While here ne VIII visit his grand
parents Mr.. and Mrs Henry Palmer
Of CoruvIlls.
Eugene Ta-bcE returned Wednes-
day from a business trip TO Portland
Howard z. Elton. VINO Is travelling
Tor a large concern who DO mono
granting work upon automobiles was
u business visirof IL Skowhegaa On
Thursday. Mr.. Milton Is i Skowhe-
gan man.
John Robinson Of DYER street IN
hospital on T1urst;ay morning The
operation was performed by Drs.
Dascombe and Richardson and Is one
Of several which Mr.. Robinson mas
suffered during me past year.
Charles Reny who was injured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-21
Cedar Grove Lady
o6 Years Old
And Still Young

Cedar Grove. Me, Nov. -t-Af-s.
Margaret a Twyc-oss. me oldest
resident q -llis place. qulet!r Or
served ner 46th birthday II INT OH
homestead IL Celiar Grove. Me.
wne-e she was born Nov. 10. I6cSS.
Ne.ghbors called. Her dauEnte~.
Miss Edith. came nome from Garcti-
ner 70 pass the glad day WIKI he-.
the first one f1r 4 year al the dear
old homestead. Mrs Twvc-1ss r.
Gently PASSED seven months n Cali
turula with her daughter. And she
also passed the last year with her
daughter and husband, Nj. and Mrs.
George X, Holmes Al Overlook
Home. Richmond. Ne
From Maine Massachusetts and
California, also Philadelphia. came
gifts. letters ana birthday cards on
her birthday NJ last Sunday Pinned
20 her son s letter was TWO starZas
u Mother q Nine" and d generous
gift
Her nephew. c. z. Goodwin u
Massachusetts writes 70 her You
have Just PLAYED with and beaten ou1
al the records of kirh and KIN as
though il Was 4 Jolly game for fun
this rounded out life and longevity
1uesrun-and now = Looks as though
YOU We're just having fun with YOUR
self knowing -Eat no one had or cnuli
get near enough 20 your pace u really
know much about Il rom your
standpoint u one who had actually
experienced i for -he,nselves.'
Ms Tv-yc-oss' father was Major
Benjamin Goodwin and Aer mother
was ne daughter If Capt Connecs
Ind Sallie Lilly, the later being =
school teacher N Cedar Grove Mrs
Twvc-oss mother became The mother
Of u children and died II her 52nd
wear Capt. :. 2. Goodwin who lived
a. the old court house being the
fourth sol. j. Bowman Goodwin. the
third son. came from Philadelphia
with his niece. : riIlie Twyc-oss WIN
had been his huusekeeper for Is
wears.
Ms -w~c-oss never s0rEets n in
-uire fo- her absent friends and -ela
Ives. She IS quite lame but is still
very ac-ive and wants 70 help II
every way that she can by flashing or
wlping dishes. sewing. mendinE
stockings. pairing apples always
with song on her lips and a smile
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-21

''Wa1ted. : Wife" was given. The
first ana SECOND degrees were worked
al this meeting. Al the next meet
ing December 3rd. the third AMI
fourth degrees VIII De worked and
supper VIII De se-vsG n the hall.
Mrs. Minnie (RusseIl) Lahdon and
son Of Norwood. Mass. have arrived
N Town and viii pass the winter AZ
the home If ler father Fred Russell
on the Lakewood --G2d.
The American Waoien Co. mas
completed d piece IF road from East
Front street 70 the mill. The -oad Is
constructed Of crushed srone anc Is
4 permanent Improvement
Mrs. John Burke u Jackrnar whose
husband IS held az the county Jail
II connection with the Barley mur-
DER case Is q guest AZ the home Of
Charles BUrnor.
Mv-on ]. Smith Of the firm " J,
y & I j. Smith was in Fairfield
and Einrkiev Wednesday on bust
ness
Mrs. Jessie 4. EaTleJr Of Oakland
PASSED through Skowhegan las1 night
on her way 10 Canaan where she in
specred the Auxiliary to the Sons NJ
Veterans Mrs. Hallet- while n
Skowhegan visited briefly with Mrs.
Eugene TarooE-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-21
OAKLAND

john Ruler was 4 guest u eGnes-
day u his SONS. Douglas ana Reg
aaio Euuler, VINO have secured en-
QlUymen: +or the winter II rne Mars
Lon & Brooks shoe factory II HALO
well
Funeral services Tor The late Mr.
Ella J. Thayar We're heic THURSDAY
morning II 1870 IL the residence
Rev. Weston ? Holman OF -nt
Methodist church ofhciating. tn.
bearers We're Percy La-tz.r. William
Lackin. Ed Bessey ana Archie Bes-
sey Interment was N the Middle
cemeterv.
Bernard Twitchell las gone r
Bangor IN business.
Elmer Robinson II Chicago IS y
town. called here by -,le death y his
father. George Robinson.
NJ and Mrs. A H Oliver left -owu
THURSDAY on i business Trip To Lew
lston. Portland and Boston
. Il. Barnes Of Portland was j
business visitor II town "Wednesday
Ms Jesse EaIlert has returned
from Canaan. where she inspected
ne work done Wednesday evening
by the Ladies Auxiliary q thu:
town.
The Mothers Improvement Club
heid at a.l-day meeting THURSDAY u,
the home Of Mrs. Oral Wheeler Oh
Fairfield street. 4 fine dinner was
ser-veG a noon and Mrs. Wheeler was
assisted IN entertaining by Mrs
Frank Garland. The day was pleas
antlv PASSED and interesting papers
were read by different members.
Rev Weston P. Holman OCCUPIED
the uuipit a. the Methodist ctu-c:l
IN Fairfield Wednesday evening
NJ. and Mrs. Milford Eoudlet.e
and children. -helma and Harold
nave gone 70 whitefield 70 Visit mr.
Hnudlette's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Houdlette. for d few days
The meeting NJ me Thursday Club
af Oakland Heights. which was 70
have been held Thursdav afternoon
At The home ~ Mrs. Chester Bridges
has been postponed until Sacurda
afternoon.
The Fidelity class of the Free Bap-
--SA ELAulEl1 MA
a the home of Mrs. Eess Baker on
oak street. The guests were Mrs. {
Z. Wheaton. Mrs. Frank Hersom
Mrs. A ~ochran. Mrs Thomas
Bates and Mrs. f ". Smith. The
afternoon was pleasantly passed and
light REFRESHMENTS were served.
Mrs. William Dobson has returned
m her home n pirTsfieid. after visit
ing Mrs. Walter Slnke af Fairfield
street for q few DAYS
Mrs. David Rust:. IN uf NGrridge-
wock was a guest Thursday Of her
daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Sawtalle.
M and Mrs. Stevens Of Wuter-ille
were in Town 10 attend the fune-ll
services Of the late Mrs EIia J
Thayer Thursday
Funeral services for the late Mre
Ellen -oweil. wife n EDWARD Crow
ell. win be held HI the residence this
afternoon u . O'Clock. Rev. P. A. A
kiIian Of the Brighton avenue Bap-
list church of A,lston. Mass, will
off1cia.e
Edward Roy of Skpwhegun is I
guest IF triepds in town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-21
II You Need q Medicine
You Should Have Tho bga

Fave YOU ever stopped 70 reason
why II is that so many products thu.
are extensively advertised. al a.
once drop out Of sight and are soon
forgotten? The reason rs plain-the.
article did not fulfil the promises OF
rhe manufacture. This applies mprei
particularly 10 medicine. A med
icinal preparation that has -eaI curs-
tive value almost sells itself, as like
an endless chain system the remedy
is recommended by those who have
been benefited. 70 those who are IL,
need Of If.
A prominent druggist says TAKE
for example Or. Kiimers swamp,
Root q preparation ! have soId for,
many years and never heaitnte to
recommend. FOR IN almost every case
II shows excellent results. as MAN.
Of my customers testify. No other
kidney remedy has so large a nje
According to sworn statements and
verified testimony Of thousands VINO
have used the preparation. the sue
cess OF DR.. Kilmer's Swamp-RoDt il
que 70 the fact. so many people claim,
that II fulffIs almost every wish IN
overcoming kidney. liver and bladder
ailments correcfs urinary troubles
and neutra,izes the uric acid which
causes rheumatism.
You may receive a sample bottle Of
Swamp Rcot by Parcel Post. Ad-
dress DR.. Kiimer & Co.. ninghamton.
N. Y. and enclose ten cUuxs: alsc
mention the Augusta Daily Kennsbec
journal. Large and medium sixe
bottles for sale at al drug sinrss-
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-21

Wednesday Is reported 10 be resting
comfortably and II is NOT anticipated
I,lat his injuries VIII be as serious as
IS currently reported
The Central Maine Power Co. has
placed Two powerful electric lights on
either side Of the Aernebec river
which are arranged To throw the lighr
from redectors onto the construction
work Of the dam and power station.
The cufferdan which was recently
damaged by the high wa-sr has been
repaired and anchored more firmly.
The house OF Edward Tague On
Madison avenue has RECENTLY been
sold 70 Matthew Kennedy. Ar. Tasue
VIII probably remove Win MS tam
lily 10 the house Recently purchased
ny his father. Thomas 3. Tague Of
New Portland.
Fred T Lawrence deputy 70 me
attorney general, vas q business vIsl-
Tor N Town Thursday. leaving Tor
Augusta OF -he afternoon train
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-21

Mnshsn me- sivmg d 10 sh.z -h7dr-a Wis
wzs gwen d BY thE mrshE1 Ewy
s--n.d ID the working dry .un.une .une-
WHINE = going mao 4 dug snre to by 4.
ix Dr.. Caidweils Syrup Pep.ma = ..lins
1t the r.te Of Owe s million bodies . y.r.
b gum aae. . had On m=n. IN
rp-1d huyme. On one .laizaH u.E tellimz
another. lhrr sre thm,snrss at hnm, m
tim Country th.f ure never without na.sie
d Syrup Pepsn. md the furmuiaaur Of
tint raE.,paun y fnrt1nateiy Irving % &c
n wunoEziui aaes.
Wonea. eaiidr-a md Old pssuie q.
the On. mast h.nemdb By d.. CALDWELL
Srup Pep.n- h &H.n hun phy.s n
shH d .esi.a amid md szsIe nd tr..
mum gipmg. b dne ma we.h.A. And
wtaie 4 . prunpsiy effective N do nn.s
ohskm.ae c,se. 4 . nte fur tmy nsby u
Il euafnms No uaEruelG.
Every DING ssn1. s.lh d. Caldwell.
Svrup P-nzn u Soc md ST. oustie, th-
l.saz the izmiy are md sufficient to !as,
months. Keep a bottle n yum hnme
Where m.ny i've someone d sue TO n.-1
j, qairkiy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-21
Library Book-Loca Grange Regular Sesson-Wooien
Company Completes Road

NJ ! Z. Sissnr and her SISTER
Mss ANNE Cor-,Ean who have bean
~vs1..n- with friends IN Boston ana
vI:t Mrs Bissor daughters in New
ri c.rv returned On Wednesday,
EVENING
" x L Fowler passed Wesnes-
az = WaIe-vlIle.
meeting of The directors IF the
rnvr IMPROVEMENT Society will De
NED = ne library pariors, Friday ar
= c,-..
- next meeting Of The Skuwne-
n T11nau's Club will be held N
--,1av evening November the 9th.
a ai.n- o clock ar the nome Of the
--es.4aur. Miss Hannah Page. The
III art Of the meeting Will be
n-sic."
ist OF books Recently RECEIVED at
Z Skowhegaa Public library. fol-
g7-y Fic.iur-SOX with Broken
So. onpenneim. In Apple Blossom
ms Su-1ham: Our sea, IDansZ;
.}-ngerous DAYS. R;nhar-: Chroui-
s NJ 3a-sIsnIse. Trollope. Fruit of
ne me. T5aneZ; Ladies IN Wait
II WlG-in: Observation-Disclosures,
.oase. Bel SewaIrs story 6f Theo-
ora 2ooserelt: A Childhood n Brit
.ar~ Eighty Year Ago. SeGgwlck.
-e 5o0k If Z Nationalist. hudson;
&o-e Power 10 You. Barton; Golden
.ge n authors. Ellsworth: 4 Labra
s~~ -lnrrr- f--aufaII, Outlines Of IN
1,.sr-,.- Chemistry. Thorn: Young
'1l.,g 1o0E@-he Girl from Arizona
7.hoades. Ben. The Battle Horse
H-a-- Burgess Bird Book for chill
-.e-
sE7waegar Grange held It's -eguia-
'aee-.nC : ednestiav night, when The
-mus.ng one acc farce emitted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-21

natural and artificial He Was ma
RED IN New York lsar July 10 Heien
Hsaley Of Portsmouth. ID whom ne d.
ciares that he WIS engaed and M =
planned 10 mary the day following the
ceremony with the Muilane E1rl. be
lnow seeks an annuimenr Of lie frs
marriage as being Illegal.
The case opened for hearing wednee-
Gay afternoon before Justice Spear of
the supreme lrric;a! court al Portland
having beer transferred from yoris
county al the last term of court. Ths
annulment Of The marriage IS contested
by the MuIlane gle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-21

Moses Z. Kncz lef. "Wednesday
afternoon Tor Chicago to ATTEND the
convention called by the American
Federation of Laber for the lorna
-lon Of d labor purty ana as dele
care rom thu Madison Central La
5or Union. Lii. Knox IS one of a
marry Of dozen Thai so from this
state.
Arrangements have been completed
tor IL entertainment 70 De gwen III
ct1e Methodist Episcopal church un-
der tae auspices d Bethesda Chap
1er u Epworh League, ny Harry
Box. a celebrated English whistle,
and tenor.
Wednesday evening was observed
as Genllemsn's night by Sterling Re-
oekaa Lodge. the husbands ana gen
temen friends OF he members be
ing The special guests. alter the
regular business session there was
i musical and literary program and
= supper Was served in the banuuet
hail.
The Society u Artisans Caaadiens
ar# making preparations for q wins,
party n Grange nall Friday evening,
Lhe proceeds 70 20 FOR the benefit of
~. Sebastian Catholic church.
Miss Beatrice Frederic Is working
IN -Ae Name Central EaIiruad freight
station FOR i few weeks. taking tte
place Of Jef--- Mongeon. " NJ IS ii,
The Woman Association OF lhe
Congregational. church heid -he!r an
nual saie and supper II me caurc,l
Thursliav a--arnoon and evening.
Miss Emma Brewster. VINO mas
oeen under treatment III "a Portland
hospital Tor the past few wn"ks. r,-s
returned 70 her 1oFn" III mis- place.
EehearsaIs are Bnlng heid for q
piav 20 ." present Z hv M senior
class OF tne Il H : about -Ae mid
die oI Decerni,e,'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-21
STATE OF MAINE
T-easurers omce.

30 ~ s,ss:, - i,
s :: sss :. &C. 5 .ss $50. go e.
49, s s. So: g.
M e. ssss $ 8 sss ;ss';
= : E So 3 e: : ssss:s O. e { = +
Geo. Il = e-H ies On amount s=s
ARocsroo1
' ssss's Ans
ssi !s:: s:s &c C: :$: e :; & = -:
HANCOCK
@ o. 2 $:s s sss:sss g;s
COUNTY
@ Il z g :;' ss:s s:;s:: M s
oae5 % @ az s hana-sa ae4ss more
3sz 7 os s e -ss -s esp 'sss be 'sass
LINCOLN COUNT.
g.: =: :; &C.
asTas aa one @ moss a s~a asp ne sa COURSE n:
81 a b g sa by r As By D fsssb s ana az @
n g Boss M n Is Ts none no. @
o commits ass Rss D s Book G pas h0 5 aa
ss7ss no. LIS
ss54 & s. n w -s ST 7 ans SAID 10 AP
'7' = 7s'-'' '"s anu ANS eighty acres more 81
PESogscor COUNT
sss: q. sss.s ~ ss =: e ! .-s 4 Al 49,
n.: 5rs sns sa csss. s:a s5as s NJ a..
Eo E5R~T DIVISION Paaa,a-n, par
20 IL - ing = !' .9.ans
5a4. s5: O. = z ssss u + -
san s zsr De owned @ All
WASHINGTON COUNTY
Z: e. 6 ss 60: Z:
JOSEPH " SIMPSON Treasurer of State
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-21

-. Y. 3. ca,awen a kanar.Iia,
m.o-. va INC . a f.m3y dnc.m. The
u,ox numE 5nry. NM my small pnt
-. "a, tIn usactre- Mne thsn hall hrs
ALI" wese 90 wumE. chinIen and
,.u.. In-y me he una most nis-n ssck.
su .ar dn- w.se Usually d 4 minor
,.n---eo.on. fer. h-.aacae.. hiiinus-
,..-.nd al ct -h.n r-nued irr . thor
gr. -va1uanon- They wEr 1urstpsa=d.
II. casnwA 10 tne c1mse o, 20 year.
.-s--s. ms he ws v.dua.d .1un H1nh
t,sn-ai College nack n 1873, nd fnsma
ru,c ~ d nc1 % such CO. wnih
.rs=uaau m own e.ul,minR simple
.-urve ne,ns with pem. h 1892 he
,-c.n-o 10 ase thn fusmula N the m.nut,e-
~. a: a nedrne 10 be known - d.
-..cw.Ts syrup H@.m. nd N lint y-r
:r ,s.a.r.nnn W.. hrn placed On In.
urr-.. ne p,c-mr Of Dr.. CALDWELL
Ia. sp-,-ar On the package WIS s.ken N
ia veE.
tx ,r-nsz.1nn mn1naae3y hid q
sr.a. . u-1H N the drug ane - d pre-
r5us,y nac N thE dncsm prIv.ae pz,cnr.-
-aa.y ttE thrd s1z.finn i usng 4
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-21

Z camnnd- chaai2in Edwin Z. Pallen.
Topsnam Grange. treasurer: Ee-vierra
& sLwle-. TopsnAm Grange. SECRETARY;
George " johnson Progressive
Grange. Eatekseper: Niuwa-d Parten,
Topshan Grange. Pomona. Annie L
burlington, Dromure Grange. Phipps-
i.urE, Ceres; Marjorie Henderson. Mer
X Meeting Grange. Flora: w.nnifred
Rackiey- Topshzm Grange, lazy assist
nj steward. Following the election tho
officers were installed pr Mrs Millward
Par-en- assisted ny Mrs. Elizabeth
Whi-nev. Mrs Emma Ferguson. Mrs
Ger-ruae Tar and Mrs. Eur-snse Can
mn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-21
Asks Annulnent
of His Marriage

Portland. Ne. Nov Dg-William J.
Duffy. chief yeonan Of The naval pris-
on al kittery. of which Ii. Com. ThUm-
us Mott Osborne is commanding ofhce-.
was married To Miss Julia Mullane ot
Portsmouth II &itrery about I'D the
night OF Feb. Is by A. 3. Cole, irsts:e
q the peace. Duffy claims that he was
the victim Of n conspiracy and was
married while In q sfzte OF disability,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-21

On her lace. She is vsy sympathe-
-iC. enjoys al beautiful landscapes.
Sky and trees and flowers raGds h.r
Bible. pravs AZ The family altar and
remembers HYMNS learned man,
many years ago. As- voice being Sill
sweet and null.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-21
Earviile-Laok

Grover = Ea-ville Of Skownegan
and Miss -0rrie II. Look formeriy 7
New vineyard but a resident Of
Skowhega-1 for several wears pas.
were quietly married IL the parsCn-
age Of Rev Charles 4 Mckinney on
Lsavir- street. Wednesday evening III
5 o'clock. The single ring se-vics
was used Af-. and Ms. Ea-rille
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-21
Sagadanuc pumuns

The SaEadRhoc Pomona Grange held
IT'S annual meeting with Merry Mesrtns
Grange "Wednesday at Bowdoinnarn-
Officers were elected ar follows: Harold
Eildrerh. Topsham Grange. master;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-21

Ee-he-- Adams Saga ahoc Grange
ho"nolahaT. ove-ses--. Joanna anug-
Alns- Nest BAN Grange. Iec-are-: A.
80 lend -soE, Mer-v Meeting Grange
BowuoinhAm. Steward: Ea--v yacslsv
Topst!arn Grange. assistant steward
aev. Levi STAPLES. Progressive Grange
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-21
Born In 1889 Dr.. Caldwell
Still IN His Office Daily
Wonderful Tiger Of de f'!e4 f d. c.la"eE. Syrup Pa

ALL phyacans know that eood health depends hugely upm
\ proper 6ez6n and ehlmn.tion. and that most sckness
--suits nom these None knows tins better than the
tau,lv y" doctor, he general przctiuua
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-21

Summer sUreat which they recent
purchased.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-03-06
MODIsH COSTUME OF VELVET
Outfit, Particularly Original, Is Con-
structed Of Black Material With
Winsome Chinese Blouse.

A very original costume shown re-
Gently was one of black velvet with q
Chinese blouse. Defying almost every
preconceived idea of what fashions
are supposed to be, the most notice
able feature of the suit was its ex-
IRENE chic and up-tO-date air. In the
first place it was semi-titted, rather
more at the back than we are accus-
toned to seeing, and then it was cut
exactly knee length.
Perfectly plain mannish revers ex-
tended to below the normal waistline
and were bound with velvet: Not q
pocket or slash relieved it's Severe
blackness and the sleeves were slight
ly wider at the wrists as an only con.
cession to the mode. No visible means
appeared at the front by which to
fasten the coat, for buttonholes or
buttons We're absent, and The fronts
just touched. Plain tailored suits we
have had III plenty, but the extreme
pocketless plainness of this model and
its length sets it apart The skirt was
plain and rather narrow ana the Chi
nese blouse of blue and black was
held with cord girdle finished with a
huge tassel.
The Cordova daily times. [volume] (Cordova, Alaska) 1914-1947, 1919-03-06
NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF
ACCOUNT

In the United States Commissioners
Court, Cordova Precinct, Territory
of Alaska In PrObate).
In the Matter of the Estate OF Gun
nard Johnson, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that V. G.
Vance, administrator of the estate of
Gunnard Johnson, deceased, has rem
dered and presented for settlement to,
and filed in the probate court OF said
Cordova precinct, his final account as
such administrator, and that Tuesday,
the 18th day of April, 1919, at 10
o'clock a. NJ, at the court room of our
said probate court at Cordova, Alaska,
has been duly appointed by the pro-
bate court for the settlement Of the
final account, at which time and place
any person interested in said estate
may appear and file his exceptions in
writing to the said final account and
contest the same.
Witness the Hon.
(SeaD A. ]. ADAMS,
Judge of the said Probate Court, and
the seal of said Court affixed, this