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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
RAILROAD "Y" MEN
HEAR fine SPEECHES

d !. fnA ge,-togetihr meeting OF
the la!,road branchsot the Y, ". G.
A q Waterviilc vas held at the Y.
u. = a. building Friday night. at
which Federal Manager D. c. Doug
Ass Of the Maine Central was pres
ent \. r. Henderson. assistant SUI
pe!in-endent Of the motor power de-
partment. 4 A. Head OF the state
Y. II. G. a Were present and deliv-
cred short talks in regard 10 the
work Mr.. Heald gave a talk on the
!. u. e. A work and said that IL
was the purpose Of the State Y. N.
c. A. 10 make better men and educate
them. He spoke o the Efficiency
Conference held al Augusta Hon.
Frederic L. Boothby. chairman Of the
branch. gave 4 short talk and vel
coined the men. Archie Towie. secre-
tary Il the local branch Of the y. ".
G. a.. detailed the work a, the insti-
tuition from the time he commenced
his duties to the present time. David
Staples, an engineer on the road
who has been interested in the work
and assisting in various ways, made
few remarks. There were other
speakers who made brief remarks
Following the program an informal
hour was passed and pictures OF en-
gineers who had been employed on
the road. taken before 1850. were
shown. this being an interesting fac
tor of the occasion.
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Hub Plans Reception
fContinue6 from Page Ore

The proclamation at5s -, -
President Is returning fran o. :.
the most notable o. .oI--ar- s.:
, is landing OF our ri>to- .-
look with g-ea, eSpecAa-: . :.
message he brings"
By reQUes, OF Mayo Pes -.
city's business interest = ~. =
. the day as &. holiday n ma $50.
although the Stock ENlc4--z
. banks will be open. Schoc ,sss..-.
will be suspended,
Witt. the certainty tha. --- -
OF applications will be Is. -
tickets 10 the Mechan.7,
will be disappointed II - : "'.
ment. preparations 90 a.
overflow conditions were E4-=
military and police authorizes -
. p,ications exceeded 1n0si -
time limit expired tonight. :. W"
seats available for ai!o.ne1-
The principal opportunity - -
. public 10 see the Pre>lieC.
come in the course o. & pa-a5a -
Commonwealth P.e- - rs -:
The crowds which VII Oil
focn to the line % mach =. L
augmented By the ;aoIS=-1s =
persons released by Eoi:ca- CO.
lions in business Seve~al -hr2>=
soldiers and sailors VII te P-s>=- y
as a guard of honor ana arc 51ls-;'
ed to assume police duties = Or
Grafton with the local poi!-s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
4 genuine surprise party was s.'

A genuine surprise party was CIV
en- Mrs Laura Brown Friday after
ron ~ about =, Of her friends n
homo o. her So birthday ami
,e-say. Although con p.s:siy sur
pr.xed wen her - visitors walked
INTO fer home on S Belmont avenue
friday afternoon size proved 70 be
: HOS. excellent hostess and the aft
e-nooa vas pleasantly passed II en-
ioyins social gossip Refreshments
aere served ., the close Of Ire aft
e-nooa-
Ms. Laura Brown IS the widow
9. the late Jacob Brown OF Benton
who passei away about . wears
ago. and - years ago she came 70
this city with her four children.
Mrs. E.ne- Craig. Mrs Inez White,
Jacob Brown and Edgar J. Brown.
and has resided d, S Belnon. ave
nue. since that time. She Is n the
fra.- physical health and cares for
her own home. dong the greater
49, 81 ~ hclseEork tor family
q :our Sne Is frequently seen or
.re streets. DONG ner shopping. ana
i generally familiar figure At so
c;a! events. especially functions a.
to Tniversalls, Church. o. WHICH
ne ! Z memoer and strong worker
me las function which She attended
b.;r- ire Valentine party held a,
re church week ago. aHd she
.rIoyed me games and evening Is
-7.c1 as anv Of the younger set and
-,e-raos more than some Of them
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

tended the dance given IN Elk's hail.
Wa.erville. FRIDAY evening.
AZ the Free Baptist church Sunday
u,n-n,as Few. c. l. Wheaton. pastor,
.hs topic Of the sermon a. la.ss Will
be. The Better Way" Sunday school
a, Has, under the direction OF J. z
Brown, superintendent The young
peop,e's meeting viii De held a. s-se
and the evening services will be
omitted on account o. the Baptist
state Christian Endeayor corven-
ton. which is held in wa,erville-
TIE friends and neighoors q Mrs
Oscar Bunker gave her a surprise
party Thursday g, her home On the
Ware-viIls rad. A picnic lunch was
served a, noon and a social time was
en- ioye5 by all
Mrs. 4. F. Sawteile left Friday 70,
Augusta. where she viii visit her
cousin. Mrs. Henry Eidridge. Mrs
Annie Tyler OF Randolph before re-
turning home.
A party consisting OF George
Boudreau and Miss Goldie Nicke--
son. Alton Libby and Miss Mildred
Boynton, Eober. CurTier and Miss
Grace Brown, Maurice Wentworth
and Miss Irene Lane. Earion Morse
and Miss Georgia Toungman. Muir
~ Leonard and Miss Helen Oliver.
Leland Blckford and Miss Ethel
Hemmeon went for q straw ride 10
Hurricane camp. Birch Point. Sal
mon Lake. Thursday evening. where
an oyster stew supper was served
and dancing was enjoyed. The par
ty returned at a late hour after hav-
ing passed Z most enjoyable eve
1iaS
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-
FAIRFIELD !.

The grocery team owned By Charles
Jak.as and driTen by Floyd Ma,aisI
ne: with : sigh: accident yesterday
morning when tas horse was LETT or
Mace street without hi;ch-~e.ght- The
horse rea ched up and took hold % 4
branch o: a sra., ire which bent over
and struck HIN on ire head. fcish;ea-
ing airz, badly He started .or the -iTs-
but the pGng caush. On 4 Tree. o-eaG-
ing ire harness ard letting the ho-se
60 over an snoaak1.sat 0. abou: =
feet down 20 the -ive- The harness
ana p.ng we're oad.y damaged b.: TIE
horse escaped r.thou, injury.
Tha Ea-1 committee NIL Dc q, The
Rel Cross rooms 81 Tuesday and F.
day afternoons q. 73t o'clock . give
OFT arm Cor the refugee SOCKS
There was rocd attendance az :hs
Lawrence high sc.oo. last evening 20
hear the lecture by Dr. A. o. Thomas.
State superintendent, % schools He
TOOK TO- his subiec. Educational Pro-
gram Of he STATE Q. Maine in POSTWAR
Tines" ard gave very in.erest.n 2
address Music was tc-rishei b., re
High schooi o-cLes.-a-
Baptist chu-ch-Servioes SUNDAY
morning a; The usual hour. Rev J.
F jenkins who has served our
churches q. Ocean PARK. LINDSAY.
Bakersfield, Cal. will preach the
morning sermon. Mr. Jenkins comes
20 liz from a field % wide expert
ence ana hls message will be insp!r-
ing % ali who hear il Our Bible
schoo. a. l. O'Clock All mos: cor
daily welcomed. Now is the time
to make every Sabbath count Cor
the Utmost in Kingdom work
Shawnut Village chapel. the pas
TO- vii! speak at 80 o'clock or the
subject Letting Your Ligh, Shine"
\ large attendance is solicited from
trls community Junior work will
De omitted for this week only There
will be no evening service at :.
O'clock. allowing the people TO az
tend the State convention OF the
Maine Christian Endeavor Union in
Waterville al ire First Baptist
church a, 80 O'clock
On Tuesday ., 30 o'clock will be
the Teachers Training class pre-
coded by a brief devotional PRAYER
and praise service.
Methodist church-The Sunday
morning service will be held a. the
usual hour. Re- ". H Varney TAX
irg for his subject Lincoln and
Washington" The regular meeting
OF the Junior League will be held a,
2 O'Clock. In the evening there viii
be IN evangeliStic service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

W2,erviIie for Mr.. Teohes,s. mis- sue
cssz<ui career - register Of deeds for
kenneoec county. and the important
positions &c row holds n different
business organ.1a, lions II the e.,y
and assured those p-essn, that !.
elected NJ. Tebbe..s would prove Z
NOS. efc,en. mayer. jus. &c his deal
:ags and courteous 20 all The nom
nation ot M Tsobe.ts vas ably sec-
oo6=d ~ \. A Matthews. Harold Dn
borS. and A l. Holmes.
Nj Tet5sl.s n accepting the rom
nation pledged his support for tht
best ir.s-es. OF Wa,erviiie- Il elected
thanking tire Democrats presen, 70.
The high homer conferred up-o. hin
Z selecting Tim as thei! candidate 20:
mayor
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Dies Of Wounds

Linwood Niles IS years old and
married. died at his home in Bradle:
Thursday morning as the resul. of an
accident in which he was the central
figure. the afternoon before. Niles
was employed in the outside crew at
the big plant. in the Great Works
ward Of The city. of the Penobscot
Chemical Fibre co. With others he
was engaged II removing the pulp
logs or sticks from the cars and pIac-
ing them in the carriers, to be carried
to the tops Of the hugh piles Of pulp
wood which stands in the yard Of the
two mills Of the company Some OF
the material had dropped TO the
ground instead of into the carrier and
a; Niles stopped 10 pick it up. 3 stick
was Tipped on. of the carrier. tossed
into the air and came down upon the
back Of his head. or neck. He re-
ceived G vicious bioH and was driven
forward upon his face. his forehead
striking the rail OF the track and thus
giving him d double blow
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$1,000 to Lewiston Hospital

The will OF the late Mrs. George r
Page Of Auburn has been filed with
the register of probate 81 ..ndroscos-
gin county. The principal requests
are as follows: Mrs. Emma A. Nash
Of Lewiston. 5000: Allan O. Libby Of
New York City. $4,000: George p.
Nash of Lewiston. $4,000: Allen l..
Nash of Lewiston. $1,000. Florence
chellis johnson OF Everett Mass
$1,000. Contra! Maine General hospi-
tai ~ Lewiston. $1,000 in memory Of
Dr.. Wallace X. Cakes. friend and
physician. OF both Mr.. and Mrs. Page
Requests O. 500 each were made to
Ira +. Hayes If New Bedford Mass;
Roger Johnson II Everett. Mass:
Homo, '%elI % Auburn: Mrs. Mar
tina Chel.is II E.e'ett, Ma S.. and
Mrs. Ia VIC T. Wright of Lewiston.
OF the Iema.EIes'. Gre half is to be
given - Mrs. NINA lash and the
remaining half 10 be divided equally
between Alien G. +-.bby AMI George
P. Nash. Henry W. Cakes was APP
pointed executor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
AUGUSTA w. {. =. T.
Helas ye>y interesting Session Fri-
day Afternoon ~fto Ms George =.
Gay

Holds ve-y interesting Sesso" Fr'
da, Afternoon .-ss- Ms George &
Gay
IRE -ezu.z- meeting Q. ZEE Al
<-z cn:o- os re ". g 7 L vas
held Friday afternoon Vita Mrs.
George Z Gay % G,ove street, AID
p-oye5 % BE- . ve-E Interesting ses-
aoc TIE speakers were Ars- Beu-
Il. Cx-o- 0. PockIsnd- key hna,-
"a, woman os tie Maine VI 9. I.
- and member Of the Maine
Writers As.o'n; Mss Ann Eiooer.
secretary ct tle Home Se-:ice sec
,.on u re Augusta Red Cross: NJ
ry.-r- Bali. Mrs L D Bristol Ms
~. z Wood and Ms Gar all Q.
auyusta. Mrs Perry os E&Iowei.
ana Mr. Harry Cochraae Of Non
mouth. state superintendent for sos
der ard sailors work There was
4 Ta~ze at-er dance al the SESSION, II
!ades be.rg present
Ms. Cx-on spoke =. the million
dollar criye which VIII be com
ne.ce5 II he United States OF
Marc. - and o. which Names pro-
portion - 81. -, Size spoke OF the
PURPOSES for which the moneT VII
=. rgeG. enuue-atl.s tie tens o.
~ i.11gs-. they being: Women in
Industry. CaiId Welfare. American
EATON. Word Prohibition, Nora
Education. National headquarters a
E,..ns-o-. I'll. and Washington D
: s3n 90 rsr Geld workers
Miss Arm B!bbe- SPOKE very m
.e-es-inely upon the WORK & me
Home sery!ca section q tie PED
C-oz:s
M B-is.oI gave personal 'oucH
% se- talk. sitting that Or B-is-
,ors fathe-. Bishop Bristol. had been
.re spiritual adri~or 0, Frances
Willard
Nusica: numbers whica "eTe en-
jovee! a. the session were piano
SOLO ,,v Ms Dow and Eocei solo b.
NJ Vitien Foss. a. the ciose Of
re program Ign: refreshments were
ser.eG
The committee in charge - toE
r. .eting v-as made ZIP Of Ms 4 r
Bradford. M. Cane ard MTs- Gay
The session was p-eside1 o:er o.
he president Mr. Na-h7eea Peters
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EISNER KILLED
CONTINUED from Page O1e

Eisner. q Jew. was. t-o-- = ''z-.-:
and a, one tine was .1!-7- . c.
of the Vorxaeris II BERN
Eisner always .aI 1=e~ ,7 =
- the Germany Inajvr.ty : -
and since his rise 70 pow go
varia. had repeated! 49, =
President Ebe-c and = o-..----
Accompanied ~ gua-1>
saous uniforms and 3 SO 81
lie went to Berne - a';s7 .-'
iernGt:onal labor c"a.s,@N
early this mont
In discussing Ie>pu1s. -.-.-. z.
the war before tie Ben
Eisner declared tcat
peror William was
blame. He insisted "a
German military tl>,f
tried by German tr-o-.--
STARE of The response
In al interview WIKI
dent of the Assoc.a ;e4
Nun.cn on De- i. Is
did not want 10 be a STAT
cause lis anlh.I on v.>
trut:l.
Eisner's body w. II
foreign ministry, w.ere
the porte-'s lodge.
Soon after the SEoot0-
cial and police aatAo.'.'
to investigate tie "s>.--
There was great .Nc ,s1.1
streets g. the city
The Diet. which naS .'--
first session TO-DAY al orr
,,ifely
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ONLY WEEK HERE
Continued from Pas. o..

whose resignation becorc=
March !, Is one {: ~ .--.--.--
pieces OF business 70 COM t~-c-- 80
Pre>idea- He viii have
mc1ocs bills. including - -s-.- -
meesu>a. Labor IE:es. "a
trough: 20 his attsr-.o-. 49,
: considered Doubt, w-.-5e- u,
will Dc atic 70 attend Z --:--:- -.
governors OF New YorS H@.-- =
ranged By The Department CT = --
to consider unenployE.s,.
Announcement TIA. 80 7--s-- =.
would remain IN tbs l---;-.
ore week ,ed soma ne-te-s :.
sEess TO say they tel.es.G -- -
session would be ca:.e: r--.
Mr.. Wilson concludes s~ - =
Europe. Senate advisers -
President viii urge ma rc--- s.. -
summoned about May
Despite stormy wesi.. 49, u.
cred by thc George Wa~-.-- "a.
ing the pas, TWO GaHs i'-=s.--.
Wilson has not bean pEeY~--=- -.
keeping in touch With - Il 800
ices Today they r@ca-r:- s..---
wireless messages from IN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
STOP PARADE
1000 Textile Strikers =
Lawrence

Preeeeee sy Fight - Wa C..
heer IS iniy-es-N,ne A--..f ~.
Stones Hu-ses =. 73l.:.-..
Of Men IN Crows cI-e..-
Lawrence Mas. Fer - go.
parade OF abo1, --.f.1 tex r-.
and sympa ,h.ze-. "a. So
the police tootz1: AFTER 80
Short stree: Il wa.ch q. -. :.
injured Nine -aa ~e.= z--4s..
The strikers formed :. =. So.
after olissenlag 70 spez.s-.
urged them 20 GET t1= =
march TO the oemnoa = :--..
e.s told the strikers TIA: =. :.--4..
belonged to them All .te p.
no authority 70 proven; .1-z
Mounted poiice i-.s-c=--=.. ..,
narche-s ana ordered t1s- =.
hand Stones we're h1-'a -. .
policemen. WHO drew -!--s - :.
pe-sed the crowd. Pat--.-z- -
Hewitt. was struck II - =. ~
stones and painfully .-.- go
other patrolmen were o. -
ruuDe- Of men II 10 c.0~a
dubbed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
.CNIVERSALIST
ASSOCIATES
HOLD MEETING

Ths C-iversAl4s1 Associates a-.5
al Informal ..cco Z tie cLu-c1 yes
~ last evecics Z large p-oporrioo
Q. the nslhe-s being present E-ass.
- Graz treasurer made lis report
and :. was voted that r. sad a
cheek u sIt3 % me August Cen
ersl hospital e the ns- proceeds q
lie Lisz-- Commander osboce leg
-4-e q. City hall
Prest6e-: g. Walden Smith gave
Al Interesting resume o: The Forum
Instruction a-d :o}d Il se-era, in
,e-es1lrE speakers wE3 wee- co-uia-
u the next t=w weeks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

Warren Her:.gan versatility a. 9
screen star II tae :irst magnitude Was
.e.er bette dspi2ysd than il his Ia
-, o.c..... Tn:+- K Gordon, whic':
VII. nave rs initial loca. showing iodaE
- - GONNA. ,heat-- Ke--gaa. II
his prer:o5s sc-een eHorts. has been
.,-..t.,. much II z-err soyt 81 & ne0'.
.-oI-. d rugged :oung wss:s-n+- ~N-
All tie c-Ic.s % me c,eve-es. .: COW
po-s a. n.s ..age-2' ends % -1= -Tp.ca
cc..eg.an or .n.: young New Yorker ot
fashion And ne has done abou- az
sorts If Screen acting. no, -, II
Three \ GoEdon ne VII reveal u
sz:ea. as Z comedian that has not here
,o.2re beea made known TO his adj
nir-rs
Two sd sodeg o. The Lightning Rad
a. Will be shown al the first matinee
this afternoon. The srst VII. be TIE
On. that did not arrive in time for the
matinee last >atu-dz-. and the second
me nex- episode. After the srst mat
irae n. current episode Ti.! be SCREEN
ed
The go.ernmen. will show its finaa
War Review this afternoon and evening.
This series has been one OF the mos
POPULAR ever offered and many people
Will be sorry that It has come 70 an
end However, we hope that the next
government series will be on a suo-
!ect other than war,
Harold Lloyd will appear in one -
his latest comedies. Talk about you-
laughs Harold is in a class with Char
IL. Chaplin a-d his style is absolutely
different.
There vii be CONTINUOUS show TO-
day starting al 10 and ending 81 70.
There will be Two r.atinees, az 10 and
l. Tbs tao evening shows will Dc a,
{ ADJ
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Ellsworth 2 Pescock % Feafaes1
xs r-,y,-se; fo- TIE 1ete16S1,-
T1e pEa.ntis and T. G Sesss Q.
xsyre -es-se.. .hxt ths iock wS
5,ok47 and that saree coc,es Of gray
birch EuMp page lad been sEFea TIE
minister s.ace Norton sorecaosec
Mrs F.os- admitted E-UlE three
cords Of se1ncge 20 :.e minister
ng.- Sezsel knowledge q breaking
tie -ocs- Her TESTIMONY MAS COT
.o5orztea By he husband Less-
E-cs-. and Le- so1- Norman s71oFa-
Che. Jus5ce Cornish -ese-Eed IL
cectSo. IL lie mz:-sT-
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LITCHFIELD

Miss Margaret WIS ard
comb were callers a. tire f7''
and Mrs. Arthur Mics !t@-''
ming.
Mrs. Mary Weston @"d -
were callers Monday Al the '2-
and Mrs W. c. Bowie
Mrs. J F. Small was a
home of 4. 5. Gowe!! Wedr~S--
Della Tu,,le. the aSs,Si,'
tendent OF schools. vas ''s.u::-
in this section Wednesday
Wilbur Gowell and A.n'"T
were the weekend guests q.
AMI relatives i'll Lisbon
George Newell was az
home o: w. {. Bowie Tues.a-
Mrs. r. D Brann was in 'h's
OF the town "wednesday. sol''.'-'-
the Armenian End HIoef'''
Litca.ieid's quota was sY,
Miss Ruth Bowley was q .a'e'
Gardiner Tuesday.
Mrs. F. o. Berry was ;Ae
day guest OF Mrs. ". II Spa~.-..'.-
Arthur Bowley. who has bean '~
reported much better.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

Tinn5c Council Ne A. United
CoEEercla, Travellers. we're enter
.s1e-5 a. IT i1to-Ea, dinner Frday
.:G.7 q - Ao-1=-r Vo.s5naa hall.
al. ~ guests y 1oEor q. tie &C.
cas.11 ~=-e re Grad Counselor o.
ne E=~ E-Eis15 .Cred:cuoa, Leo
-s- u Graves 0. Providence. P /.
aad Grand Page Eve-.,. b Stacey e
Lyn-- Mass TIE dinner was served
z. So o'eleck an consisted 81 an
o-s.e- stew With al TIE proper Ak
.-gs Members q tie Council were
liz c--cEs FIR Ire occasion AT II
to-ua, meeting followed the dinner
and III work 9. the Ticonic Coun-
II, c.ose1 - e-e.inss program
There Ee-e about - If tie mem bers
q .he Colnct! present TIE Grand
osc!als XII 20 - Bangor Saturday
night Were -1ey VII De guests OF
hc-o- q tie aides high. Z c. T.
meeting tslt II .hs- night
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OAKLAND

AT the regular meeting of Cascade
Grange this evening the First and
Second degrees will be conferred on
candidates.
Watson Hartman. who has been
confined 70 his home the past week
by Illness, has recovered and return
ed TO his work
A large party from Oakland at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22

The Pennington Chronicle. estab-
lished at Pennington in 1910. and for
many years the Republican organ in
Thursday to the Franklin Journal
Company and has been merged with
that semi weekly. With the suspen-
sion few months ago Of the Maine
Woods. weekly printed at Phillips.
the Franklin Journal is now the only
newspaper published in this county.
II was established in 1912. Jacob
Wirtn Of Boston being the principal
owner Il will announce strictly
nonpartisan attitude in political mat
tiers.
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Letter Carriers Meeting

Tn meeting e the kennebtc ~
-a! Letter Carriers Association xii!
IL held &. tha Wocdnan hall or Sat
urda- ncc. a 1886 O'Clock. when
dinner will tc served. followed ty a
sho.. program. TIE address Q. We
come will - given by Fred II. Rose.
chairman ~ he Boa-G Of Aldermen,
and other addresses.
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Mrs. Elizabeth Wyer

Tn :eEna.ns 81 t::e late Mrs Eiiz-
aoeta Wyer. widow q the latA VIII
liam Wyer. vito died in Springfield
Mass. .. the age Of - years. vas
brought 20 This city Frlday. and viii
be lUried IN ne family lot a Pine
Grove ce-le,e-l on Saturday morn
ing. Mrs. Wyev vas former resident
% this CITY.
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Sophia Roy

NJ. sophia Eoy. aged : E+ars IL :
THURSDAY n.sa. a: her home. after SUI
<a-,-y f3- s.ve-a. months with q caace:
IL t..-rs! ser,sc.s XII! y held ~
No.der moving al { clocE ron t1e
N,o.-4 Dane eaurca she L survive
D. .a-e= daughters e.1 caree sons
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Passed 70 BE En9rosseo

Senate -: Resolve Ia favor q. hAE!.
= Coonl5E for furnishing plans aa4
Gec,acacons for four niode! sch|'i
Saild:ngs .or the State Board CT Eau
ection as per contract with the non
D.aule Payson Smith.
Senate III. Resolve in favor Of j. "! :
eSr Day. compensating him .or loss d
cattle By tears.
Senate 81 Resolve in favor Of Periey
J. Gup,il! Of Machias 70, destruction
Of cattle by bears.
Senate 50 Resolve IN favor Of the
Gown of Union for the payment Of addi-
sinnal state school funds for the year
lsis
senate s. Resolve in favor OF LYDIA
81. Chadwick of Saco for teachers PEN
sion.
senate y Resolve in favor Of the
town Of Litchfieid, reimoursins sail
town for none paid TO Li,chieid
academy.
House - An Act TO amend Sector:
Is Of Chapter Is Of the Revised Stat
utes, relating to the practicing Of dem
ustry.
itUISS % All AT ~ '-(%iA'''
z, OF Chapter is Of the Revised sta'.
utes. relating to appointments of MEM
bers Of Board Of Dental Examiners.
House 81: An Act TO amend Chapte:
DIS Of the Public Laws Of 1917. relating
90 dental hygienists.
House s: An Act to amend Section
y Of Chapter Is Of the Revised stat
utes, relating to the state Board OF
Dental Examiners.
House IS: An Act to amend Chapter
81: Of the Private and Special Laws OF
1876. as amended by Chapter "a Of the
Private and Special Laws OF 1886. en-
fi,lcd An Act to establish the Western
Hancock municipal court
House 81: An Act amending Chapter
f9l of the Public Laws Of 1917. entitled
An Act additional to Chapter 10 of the
Revised Statutes. relating to care and
treatment of certain infectious dis
eases.
House 50: An Act to amend Section 3
Of Chapter 10 of the Revised Statutes,
relating to public health.
House II: An Act to authorize the
merging Of the corporate existence of
che Aroostook Northern Railroad Com
nany with and into the corporate ex.
iotence of the Bangor and Aroostook
Railroad Company.
House -: Resolve in favor Of an
appropriation for the repair Of Fort
william Henry at PemaQuid in the
tevn of Bristol. Name.
House IS: Resolve proposing an
amendment to Article Of the Con-
.seitution relating to military.
House 1874: Resolve In favor of
Mitchell n. Nicolar. representative
Of the Penobscot Tribe Of Indians.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-02-22
EQUITY HEARING
Upon a Wayne Matter, Held Friday
Before Chief Justice Cornish

Hearing was held Friday before
Chief Justice Leslie c. Cornish at
the courthouse on an equity mat
ter in which Charles S. Norton of
Wayne had applied for an injunc-
ton to restrain GeorSianna Frost
and Norman Stafford. both -.
Wayne. from entering and cutting
and carrying wood and timber from
the place Mrs. Frost had mortyaged
to Norton and upon which Norto.
had foreclosed and taken possess
sion. L. T. Carleton Of Winthrop
was attorney for the plaintiff and