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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-04
LIBERTY

WEST-Mr. and Mrs. Wales Sher-
man are the parents of little boy
born March End.
The little girl who was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Willis Turner three weeks
ago has the eczema.
Clayborn Stickney, Jr.. has gone
to Montville to work at the Rich mill.
F. s. Emerson is on the sick list.
Mrs. A. T. Boynton who has been
caring for his daughter at Waldo
boro for the past three weeks has
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Belden of
Printiss. who were called to Palermo
by the death of his father. George
Belden. called on relatives and friends
here Sunday.
Percy Turner has gone to North
Searsport to work for Fred Jones.
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EDUCATION

The committee on Education will give
a public hearing in its rooms at the
State House. in Augusta. -
63. Resolve to provide funds for voca-
tional education.
GA. An Act to amend Section 1873 of
Chapter 16 of the Revised Statutes as
amended by Chapter a of the Public
Laws of 1911. relating to the appropri-
alton for industrial education.
to. An Act TO amend subdivision 90
and subdivision Id of Paragraph OF
Section 50 of Chapter s of the Eevise i
Statutes, as amended by Section :,
Chapter 1SS of the Public Laws Of 1911.
relating to the powers and duties OF
superintendents OF school unions, and
the liability Of towns tor school sup
plies.
6S An Act to amend Section 100 OF
Chapter l6 of the Revised Statutes. re-
lating to the duties of the State 8! l.
perintendent of public schools.
THURSDAY. March 6, 1913. at p.
NJ. on the following:
s.. An Act to amend Section Sc OF
Chapter 1s of the Revised Statutes. re-
lating to returns from towns showing
expenditure Tor high school tuition.
6S. An Act to amend Section l76 Of
Chapter l6 OF the Revised Statutes, As
amended by Chapter - of the Public
Law of 1911, relating to the appro--i'
atoms for teachers pensions.
69. An Act to amend Section s. OF
Chapter l6 of the Revised Statutes. rs
amended by Chapter 22s of the Public
Laws of 1917. relating to tuition pad by
towns for secondary school pupils
20. An Act to amend Sections - and
"a Of Chapte- is of the Revised Statutes,
and Section 10 of Chapter Ii of the Ike
vised Statutes. as amended by Chapter
6: of the Public Laws of 1917. relating
to the classification of high schools.
H. An Act to amend Section 1856 OF
Chapter is of the Revised Statutes. "e-
lating to Stat, aid for industrial courses
in high schools and academies.
10 Resolve in favor of the town Of
FC ter
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Three Year Old
$4,000 Theft
Arrest Is Made

Boston, March "a search of more
than three years for the men re-
sponsible for the theft of a 100000
collection of antique jewelry from tine
Art Institute of Chicago led to the
arrest here today of Joseph p. New
burger of that city. He was appre-
hended at the recruiting office Of the
United States Shipping Board in the
East Boston district. where he had
applied for enrolment. Newburger
denied any knowledge of the theft.
He said he had recently been dis
charged from the army.
The collection was known as the
Ida E. S. Moves Memorial. 1t was
taken from the Chicago institution in
December, 1915. The thieves entered
the building at night and carried
away the entire case containing
brooches. necklaces, earrings and
coins.
The police said the search for
Newburger as one of the men sus-
pected of the larceny. led them to In
dianapolis. Brooklyn and Newport
News before he was found here.
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME

The committee on Inland Fisheries
and Game VIII give a public hearing u,
Its rooms at the State House, in Al
gusta,
TUESDAY. MARCH 4. 1919. p. ".
No. -. On an Act to amend Section
80 OF Chapter - OF the Revised stat
utes as amended by Chapter PIG of tie
Public Laws OF 1911. relating TO pol..-
ton of the waters Of the State by saw
dust and other NIL. waste iRe-asign-
nenC.
No ,. On an Act to amend Chap,ei
2l5 Of the Public Laws OF 1911. reIlt.nes
10 payment of hounties on bears kileI
in Maine Forestry district. (ne-
aSsis.ment.)
No So, On petition Of p. c. Lawler
and seven others praying for a law pro-
wang that ali persons hi4lin; foxes @.
other fur-bearins animals shall place
the name If the person SO killing SAID
animal on the flesh side of the pelt.
An Act to amend Section IS OF Chap
ter 33 OF the Revised Statutes. as
amended by Chapter 2l3 of the t'ubii +.
Laws OF 1871. providing for the open
season of white perch in Lake Maran-
acook. kennebec county, to be from
the time the ice is out of said AXE IN
the spring unlil september GOTH (Re-
aSSignment)
ERNEST F. CLASOE. Sec
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AGRICULTURE

The committee on Agriculture will
give public hearing in 1:oom NO. "A 1t
Inc state House, III Augusta,
WEDN ESDAl, MA1<CiI =, at +. NJ.
on the following:
An Act for better protection against
aoulterateu, misLrandeu or in1ello.'
coInmeIcial fertiliZers.
An ACT for better protection against
auulterated, m!>branued or .pIeri J. :
commercial fertilizers.
An Act to amend section 8 of Chapter
l3U OF the ed Statutes. 10 lI.su.I
the purity OF milk sold as food.
An Act to amend Section ) ard Sec
ton Il of ,hapter ~ OF the nevis: 4
Statutes, relating to marking pa. ases
OF agricultural seeds.
An Act to amend Section 70. Chapter
IS, Revised Statutes, relating TO snal..-
SIS of commodities examined unue- the
inspection laws.
An Act to provide for cooperation be-
tween the United states departm mt CT
agriculture ana the Maine department
OF agriculture IN the collection and puU-
llcat.on OF statistics.
EDITION of H. l.. Goodrich and seven
others OF Palmyra asking for an liz
vestlgation OF the methods OF doing
business by corporations enga9ed q,
the manufacture and trade of CONNECT
CiaI fertilizers.
F. +. WASHBJ-RE Sec
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CLAIMS

The committee on claims will give a
public hearing in its rooms at the Sta g
House. in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY. March 5. 2 P. NJ, on
the following:
Resolve reimbursng the town Of I. =
man for expenses on account of Sta e
paupers.
Resolve in favor of Frank Williams.
administrator of the estate of '>;coia
DiNora. late OF Boston. state of Mss
achusetts.
Resolve to reimburse c. n. Ro.unsoc
Company. Portland. for goods sold an
delivered to the State. but for whic.:
file with the State auditor cosy of
the order.
Resolve in favor of Chas F.. Darling,
superintendent Of the State fish hatch
cry. Enfield. Me.
Resolve in favor Of Levi Fl. May #
Island Falls.
Brownfield.
LYNDON E. CLIFFORD. Sec.
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HINCKLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Elliott are in Mas
sachusetts visiting friends.
Mrs. T. J. Paddock. who has been
visiting friends in New York the past
four weeks, returned to her home
Thursday.
Mrs. Perley Gerald is entertaining D
friend from Waterville a few days.
Everett Wardwell has been home from
his work in Waterville the past week,
confined to the house with a bad cold.
Miss Clara Tibbetts was in Water.
Vile THURSDAY on business.
A. F. Wardwell is making extensive
repairs on his store.
Clyde Decker of Bowdoin college was
recent guest Of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. D. E. Decker Of Clinton.
Mrs. Francis Spofford has returned t.,
her home after caring for Mrs. Reginald
Rice OF Good Will Farm for several
weeks.
Drs. w. H. and E. H. Walters were
callers in town Thursday on their way
to their home in Fairfield from a few
days visit to Pleasant Pond.
Miss Lucy A. Dinsmore attended the
Christian Endeavor convention in Wat.
erville Saturday.
Melvin Palmer was in Fairfield Thurs
day to meet the other members Of tho
town appropriation committee at Ma.
sonic hail.
Ed. Jones 10 in town where he has
employment ~ a painter.
Rev. G. w. Hinckley. who has bee,
out Of the State for several weeks. II
now In Connecticut. Sunday, March 2
he 70 to preach in the ConsreEational
church In Guilford. Conn.,, in celebrat.
Ing the fiftieth anniversary Of his unit.
ing with it and in the evening of the
same day there is to be rally Of the
boys Of the town whom he Is to address,
Friday evening he will speak at a
father and son banquet in BRIDGEPORT
Conn. The Saturday previous lie ad
dressed the boys Of the Boys confer.
ence at Winsted. Conn.,. and the boy
leaders Of the State. also giving the
closing address Of the conference Mon.
day evening.
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BELFAST

At meeting Of the directors Of
the New Belfast Fair Corporation
held on Saturday it was voted to hold
three days fair next summer in
place of the two days of previous
years. This is the first time this
has been done since the new man
agement took charge and the dates
decided upon are Aug. 10. 20, Il, the
week before the Bangor fair.
The launching on Wednesday at
O'Clock will bring a large number of
out of town guests to Belfast and it
will be declared half holiday in the
city. The stores will close during the
launching hour. the schools will IN e
a recess for the afternoon and the
shoe factory will shut down at 11.30
for the remainder of the day. 1t will
be big day for Belfast for not only
does it mark the return of an old
time industry. dead for several years.
but the schooner Jennie Flood kre-
ger is the largest by far ever built
in this vicinity.
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RANDOLPH
William A. Corbin.

In the death of William A. Corbn,
who passed away after brief illness OF
Bright's disease on Saturday. Feb. 2,
Randolph loses a valuable citizen and
a true gentleman.
The deceased was born in Chelsea
May Is, 1861, the son of the late Jerome
and Ann NJ. CoIbin. On Sept. IL. 1881.
he married Miss Josephine Albee,
daughter of the late Henry s. Albee OF
Alma, to whom two children were born.
Mrs. Maude Drawn of Waterville, and
Harold E.. now in the service at Platts-
burg. n. Y.
Mr.. Corbin was with the Eastern
Steamship line for IS years. working his
way I'D from fireman to first assistant
engineer. He bought an interest in the
tow boat A. +. Kapella. on which he
was engineer for IA years. The last four
years he became interested in coal
hosting business at Augusta and Halo
we'll and during the summer months
was assistant bridge tender on the Gar
diner and Randolph bridge. He was a
life long citizen Of Randolph. serving
on several jurys. and belonged to the
Sons of Veterans.
One. who by his manner Of living. en-
deared himself to many friends outside
the family circle, has gone to the great
Beyond. The golden cord which bound
him here is broken. but az husband.
father. brother and friend to so many.
his memory will long be revered.
Beside the surviving widow and chill
dren. there remains one brother, George
Corbin OF Randolph, to mourn for him.
The funeral service. conducted by Rev.
Mr.. Erving OF the NJ. E. church Of Ran
dolph. was held at the home on Tues
day. The many beautiful flowers con-
tributed by neighbors and friends
showed the esteem in which the de-
parted was held.
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SALARIES AND FEES

The committee on Salaries and Fees
will give a public hearing in Foom IS at
the Safe House. in Augusta.
TUESDAY, MARCH 4. at +. NJ.
An Act TO amend Section 10 of Chal
ter of the Revised Statutes to provi.t
for additional assistance for the Doa1l
OF state assessors
An Act tc. amend Chapter III. Section
IL, as amended by Chapter l3y, Publ.
Laws OF l9I., relating TO the State aud
tor
An Act to amend Section 81 of Chap
ter III of the Revised Statutes as
amended by Chapter lS3. of the Pub -
Laws of 1917 relating to the salaries nj
the board of state assessors and fol
clerk hire in said office.
THURSDAY. March 6. at ? p. NJ. Ct
the following:
An Act to amend Section &c of Chapter
III of the Revised Statutes. relating 1c
the adjutant general and the Chief CLERK
in the office OF the adjutant general.
EDGAR r. ROUNDS. SEE.
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RHEUMATICS
TIMBER UP


Men and women who suffer from tho
pains ana aches Of rheumatism, this 10
for you! Get rid Of stifl knees, painful,
swollen feet. knotted fingers: oil up
your Joints. loosen up your mus
ins! Yes. you can do It! No matter
hoy many failures you have made.
Here are the simple directions: Go
60 your druggist and buy q bottle Of
'...Nsutrens Prescription ss"-taks it a.
directed - within twenty. four hours
you'll note tho good ef1ects-take It
faithfully for q couple Of weeks-then
presto! You're feeling ten years
younger. you're moving around COM
yortably. your pains and aches have
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. conditions don {
ensct you..you're we'll again!
Thousands Of cases are recorded
Whcre "Neutrons Prescription 50" has
worked marvellous cures: We want to
epread it, fame everywhere; We want
to put It within the reach Of everybody.
Get bottle-you'll say it's the pest
tRvestment you ever made
>, For sale by BOwdi:ch- Webster Co..
and leading druggists everywhere.
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JUDICIARY i.Nc LABOR

The committee on judiciary and Ii, :
Dor, Joint public hearing IN the Hall OF
Representatives at the State House. N
Augusta,
WEDNESDAY. MARCH ). at =. NJ
An Act to amend Chapter 30 OF the
Revised Statutes entitled. Compensa-
ton for persona. injuries to employ ees.
An Act to amend Section 10 Of Chap
ter so of the Revised Statutes rc.at!nS
TO Workmen S COMPENSATION Act.
An AIT TO amend Chapter 30 OF tire
Revised Statutes relative to compenSa f.
ton for personal injuries.
An Act TO amend sections .. 10. j.. l..
II. Is and 16 of Chapter j. 81 the REVISE /
statutes relating to compensation log
personal injuries for employees.
An Act to amend Sections and 10 of
Chapter 80 Of the Revised Statutes, re-
lating to compensation tor personal m
jurieS TO employees.
An Act relative to salaries of mem
berS Of industrial accident commits ION
ii. G. BUZZELL, Sec.
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SOCIALIST MASS At
CHICAGO ON MAY |

Chicago, March 3.-Invitations for
a mass meeting here on May l. have
been sent to various parts Of the
country from Socialist headquarters
in this city. According to the invi-
tations the meeting is to be "con-
vention for amnesty and free speech"
and Its purported objects are to
bring about the release Of all pol
itical prisoners" such as William D.
Haywood and other Industrial Work.
ers Of the World convicted Of dis
loyalty: cause the repeal Of the es.
pionage act, and take such other
steps as shall be found wise to es-
tablish freedom Of action ana
speech"
A number Of the invitations to the
mass meeting. which have been sent
through the mails, have been closely
inspected and photographed, accord
ing to a government agent.
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READFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Tingley went to
Augusta Monday last. They returne
Wednesday accompanied by their
friend. Mrs. Harriet Craig, who will
pass a week with them.
Edward Dingley and son. Edward.
Jr., left for Whitingsville. Mass. Mon
day morning. Feb. 3. where they are
new employed on the Whiting Farm.
Mr.. Tingley drives team and youn.:
Edward Is in the milk -bottling room.
On account Of deep snow in the roads
the I-ongfellow entertainment to have
been held in Grange hall on Feb. 26 was
postponed until Monday evening. March,
3. Popcorn, candy. cakes and pies will
be on sale. The Red Cross workers
have received 30 little dresses to be
made for refugee children. They meet
Thursday afternoons at Masonic build
ing for work, and all interested are in
vited to meet with them and assist in
the work.
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WILTON

The Tnygtown Club will meet
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Addie
May Trefethen with a mock town
meeting in charge of Mrs. Harriet
B. Sewall.
The funeral of Mrs. Josephine
Perkins Fogg occurred Sunday after
noon at the home of her brother, DR..
j. w. Perkins where she has made
her home for several years. Tuesday
night she was stricken with paraly-
sis which rendered the right side
helpless, the end coming Friday eve
ming.
Six united with the Congregational
church Sunday morning. Com
munion was observed The Sunday
evening meeting was addressed by
w. S. Bass on the congregational
Extension Work as taken up at re-
cent conference held in Chicago
which Mr.. Bass attended.
The sermon given by Rev. J. r.
Clifford Sunday morning in the
Methodist church from the text,
Bring ye all the tithes into the
storehouse" was one of great inter-
est. A new interest is being aroused
throughout the church in tithing. a
practical outworking of the Cen
tenary movement. The service re-
suited in goodly number OF
pledges.
The town schools are enjoying a
two weeks vacation. Miss Helen
Grover. teacher of Grades V and vi
is spending the time at her home in
Gardiner.
Miss Flora Magrath is passing a
week with her daughter, Mrs. Elmer
Nosher.
The Wilton Festival Chorus have
received an invitation to meet with
the Livermore Falls Chorus Monday
evening. March 10.
Mrs. F.. p. Parlin has returned from
South Paris. where she visited her
mother, Mrs. Blake.
Miss Helen Bryant passed Satur-
day and Sunday at her home in
Woodfords.
The employees of the Wilton Wooden
mill are planning for a banquet and
social evening at Blue Mt. Inn. TIL
dav evening. March II.
Corporal John Gilbert went to
New York Saturday for a few days
John Briggs is moving his house
hold goods to Bangor. where Mrs.
Briggs has secured rent. MIR. Briggs
has been in the G. H. Bass d COS
cmpIoy for about nine years.
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SANATORIUMS

The committee on sanatoriums will
give public hearing in Room 6, at TIE
State House. in Augusta.
THURSDAY. March 8, at 100 I. NJ
on the following:
Resolve authorizing the. treasurer of
lar TniteT states Secrnj I.ibertv o,r
four per cent. bond. in full release ami
dicharge OF a legacy of 5000 bequeath-
ed to the Central -laine Sanatorum by
the will Of the late John Prescott.
Resolve authorizing the treasurer of
State to receive the sum OF S5Go be-
queathed to the Central Maine Sanato-
rum by the will of the late \alor.
Chase.
l. II. FOSS, Sec.
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SEA AND sHoFs F,suee,Es

The committee on sea and shore fish.
cries will give a public hearing in :
rooms at the state House in Augusta.
WEDNESDAY,. March ), at =. ~,
on the following:
IL. An Act prohibiting the use o:
travis OF more than 400 hooks to a
boat in portions of F'renchmen's Ba..
with petitions and remonstrances .
lating to samc)
49, An Act prohibiting the taking .s
means of gill nets in portions >:
Frenchmen's Bay with petitions ana
circumstances relating to same)
90 q; b pesit 10 /. OF Konert !. Davis AMI
ing the taking of smelts and tom co T.;
other than by hook and line In Tuns
river.
]. S. WYYMAE. Sec
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DEAD ON
YOUR FEET

Feeling dull. tired. worn. run down!
Shake up that lazy liver'with Schenck'a
Mandrake Pills tonight and mark
thsir magic effect. One dose will
prove their efficacy and make you
feel like . new being.
-, Constipation, biliousness, bilious
headache, etc readily yield to
Schenck's Mandrake Pills.
&c ~ hsx-uosoaaA - snsas eeatsd
Dr.. J. H. Schenck & Son, Philadelphia
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PTTTSTON

Members Of the Red Cross are in
vited to meet Wednesday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. March s. with Mrs.
Minnie Rollins. A large attendance
IL requested. as business Of i'm.
portance il to be transacted.
Merle Towne. who is employed at
Bath. passed the week. end with his
family at Eugene Fossett's.
j.. Mrs. H. w. Scott, who has been
very i'll. IL improving.
Harold Fossett. who has been
overseas has returned to New York
and is convalescing from an injury to
his shoulder.
Sarah Rollins passed Sunday with
friends In Wateryiile,
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BANKS AND BANKING

The committee on Banks and Bankin :.
will give pubic hearing in its rooms
at the State House, in Augusta,
TUESDAY. MARCH 4. at p. NJ.
5. An Act 10 provide for the esta blis...
ment of bonding or surety departma
in connection with trust companie:,
under certain regulations. and SUPER
vision of the bank commissioner and n :
surance commissioner.
D. An Act to amend Sec. SO of Chap
81 of the Revised Statutes of Main.
relative to deposits of savings banks IL,
institutions outside the State of Maine
REASSIGNED
/. An Act to enlarge the powers OF
the First Auburn Trust Company ana
to authorize said corporation TO become
surety on bond
3. An Act to incorporate the ho,r,e
Trust Company.
L. S CRANE Seq
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A. A. Druery

Funeral services for Andrew 4.
Druery. professor of phrenology. who
died at the home Of his daughter. Mrs.
E. E. Littlefield, Belmont avenue. a
few miles from the city. on Saturday
morning. will be held there on Tues
day. Rev. A. E. Wilson of the Uni
tartan church officiating. Prof. Druery
was born in Enfield. 70 years ago.
the son Of Andrew \. and Matilda
Clark Druery. He lived in various
parts of the country but for Is years
has lived in Belfast, for some years
on the farm now occupied by his
daughter and later as proprietor OF
the Colonial Hotel on High street.
Besides his wife he is survived by
three daughters and one son. Mrs.
Littlefield, Mrs. Rudolph Saunders.
Vida Druery and Royal Druery. all
of Belfast. He was Well-known and
had many friends.
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STATE LANDS AND fOn-
PRESERVATION

The committee on state arc,
forest preservation will SNr = I,ls
hearing in roor b.. olhce Il '"e tgr
agent and forest Commis sione'' ~
state House. in Augusta. , y "
TUESDAY. MARCH 4, W.,
on the following: .,,r,s-
An Act to amend Section / of 'n3i, %
of tho Revised Statues relative -
tenure OF o ice o. the land arr, cori.
An Act to authorize the toIe>t 10
missioner to dra,: $500 per yea: ,"' raj,
years 1917 and 1918. and pr 0.
amount for part of the year ~. o'
tie -:Ionav -'aiSed by foreSGN 5aNy,
MILDRED KED\E, I'e'"'
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PUBLIC UTILITIES

give a public hearing in its rooms At
the State House, in Augusta,
WEDNESDAY. Mafcn ). at f. NJ,
on the following:
Is. An Act to amend Section so. Chap
ter 30, of the Revised Statutes, lelat-
ing to increase or decrease OF CAPITA
stock, or stock, bond or scrip div
dend.
EMERY 6. WILSON, Sec.
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MERCER

Alden Savage has sold his place at
the village to Samuel Farnham.
Alton Williamson of Rumford Gen.
ter is the guest Of his sister, Mrs.
Herbert Holmes.
Ella Williamson is staying with
Mrs. Maloon for q few months.
The village school closed Friday FOR
the vacation.
Calvin Whitcome who has been
quite i'll is much better.
Fred Kimball who has been quite
IN with q bad cold is a little better.