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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-29

aunt of the bride; DR.. e. w. Durant
uncle of the bride; Mrs. O. NJ. Mitchell
Mrs. \. {. Gonzales and Mrs. G.. +.
Williams, all auntS of the bride In
the reception room into which the
guests were ushcrcG were Mr., and
Alrs. ID. !. Wilson parents of the bride
the bride and groom, Capt. and Mrs.
st. julien Lachicottc, uncle and aunt
of the groom; Miss annie Wilson,
maid Of honor; Mrs. Walter c. Hem
ingway, dame of honor, and Capt.
Albert a. Springs, best man.
The presents were on display in
the room opposite that in which the
receiving party stood. The handsome
and generous display, covering four
sides of the room, gave an indication
OF the high esteem IN which Col.
Springs and his lovely young bride are
held by all who know them.
Presiding nthe dining room were
Mrs. f. w. Durant and Mrs. Bethel
Durant, while punch was dispensed by
Miss Bcu!ah Wilson and Miss Clyburn
The particularly warm evening made
this form Of refrcshmcnt very wei
come. a delicious salad course, fol-
lowed by ice cream and cake, was
served, the bridesmaids assisting with
thc serving of the guests, aided by
Misses Nell Wilson Frances Snow and
Mildred Hemingway.
After receiving the congratulations
and goo dwishes of all, Col. and Mrs
Springs slipped away and were driven
by automobile to Florence from which
point they were able to make conncc-
tons with train for the north.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1919-10-29
SpRINCS-W|LSON WEDDING
A NOTABLE EVENT
Statewide Interest in Ceremony at The
Oaks.
LARGE COMPANY PRESENT
Rev. William Way and Rev. W. W.
Daniels Ofliciatc. Bridal
Chorus Heard.

Georgetown, Oct. 23.-A wedding Of
Statc-W wide interest was that solemn
izcd last night at The Oaks. George
town, when Miss Louise Wilson be-
came the bride Of Col. Holmes Buck
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-11-20
BOOTHS CORNERS

Born to Mr.. and Mrs. F. a. Pugh
a 10h pound son Wednesday, Nov
IL.
Mr.. and Mrs Lacy and family OF
Minnesota moved to the Hungerfo.rd
place last week.
Miss Edna Buckland is keeping tie
books at the Lynden Creamery his
week.
Miss Rella Dean spent the week
end with her aunt, Mrs. J. lie Compile
Floyd Rathbone returned home on
Tuesday to help this father.
Mr.. George Rathbone has purch-
ascd 81 acres from Mr.. John Koran.
Mrs. R. X. Troost returned home
Tuesday after staying with Mrs. ].
Van Ginkle for two weeks.
Miss Hattie Bovendam is working
at the Knapp and Zylstra store.
Teddy Dean is i'll this week.
Mrs. Cornelius Mohr and little
daughter, Alice, spent Monday after
noon with Mrs. John Troost.
Miss Edna auckland called on Miss
Blanche Jordal Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Charles Dean visited Mrs. F.
De Line Tuesday.
Ella Palmer is i'll this week.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-11-20
w. R. c. NOTES

Owing to sickness and rainy wealth
ar. very few were in attendance when
Corps was called order.
Comrade Davis was reported as
improving, after having a short ill.
ness.
The young people met at the W.
R. c. Hall Oct. %. The evening was
spent in playing games and CONVEX
sation. All report a delightful ev-
ening. The next meeting will be on
Nov. 20.
Comrade Wampler has been sick
again. but was reported as better on
Saturday.
Mrs. Rinehart was reported bet
ter and Mrs. Schroeder as i'll.
Dec. 6 will be election Of officers.
A large attendance is desired. Let's
make it a hundred per cent meeting.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-11-20
NORTH PRAIRIE

Miss Martha Johnson. one of the
teachers Of the Lynden High School,
was entertained by Mrs. P. A. Clarke
Thursday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Bartelds were cal
lers at the L. c. Kagley home We'd
lssday.
Will Cramer visited Steven and
Simon Stremler Friday afternoon.
Otto Bruins was dinner guest at
the Cramer home Sunday.
Miss Jessie Bartelds and John
Buckley were dinner guests at the
T. Bartelds home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Clarke. Mrs.
George Bruce and children were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Jones
II Lynden Sunday.
Mr.. F. B. Kagley is visiting with
his brother, L. c. Kagley, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Stuurmans wis.,
tied on Thursday with Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Bajema.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Stuurmans visited
Mrs. Fred Stremler at St. Luke's hos
pital in Bellingham Saturday.
Mrs. B. Lindseth, who has been
very ill in a hospital at Vancouver,
B. c.. is recovering nicely.
Mr.. A. Van Wyck is visiting Mr..
Mike Dermody this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Jacobson Wis
tied with Mrs. Helen Bruins Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Margaret Cramer and Mrs.
viii Taylor were guests OF Mrs. L.
c. Kagley Thursday.
Henrietta, Gertrude and Jennie
Bartelds. and William Mills were the
guests OF Percy and vergie Clarke on
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. NJ. Dermody had the ill luck
20 sprain his ankle real badly last
week.
The North Prairie School is plan
ming a Thanksgiving program Fri
day night. after which a basket Soc
ial will be held. The proceeds will
go to buy q Victrola for the school.
The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1919-11-20

DR.. S. 8. Howe. oculist and aurist.
Suite los, Bellingham National BANK
Building, Bellingham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

older plysicznns f-um the fnass
bands In the State T7ae docrms
finally adsunrned aboCt o'clock. Il
a11endance were the following phr-
sacians=
r L Tsxier. r J. Robinson. ". L
6ousse. r. H Ba-tsett. Fairfield,
= J. Beech- T. G. Tyson. Richard II
srnons. Augusta J. w Nichols. A
N Rnss- Pennington. C W Eel
Strong, J. s Prossaer. Chicago
Luther G. Paul, Boston; z. M Bar.
rows, Plymouth. Mass; 7. E Hardy
b F. Hard. r. C Thayer. P : Ner.
I'm WaterViile; c. Q. Hopkins. Btng.
nam; Robert Il Hares. Chtca-- c
r Makepeace. T E MaIauesce II
Hugh Pratt Pennington. L e sim
mons Oakland, H F. Thompson. =
X Carter, Augusta. s F. Greene
scion; r C. Brown, Bingham c
W. hlngnorn. Yarmouth: G. A
Mouiton. Hartland; N z. Jones
springfield, VI. Q. E. Head. New
snAron' Z. c. Bunker. J, =. Es,l
Materrtile; J. . Amsz. e W. sn.tl,
Sofracsewock, Il z. Ma-stcn. North
Aascn; h .. Eiznons. Gardner; =
Sa-tst-- fairfield; Olivier J
GAF@ = A. Basccmb, c. Q. Good
ncn- { z. Richardson Gecrze
fouog' ". s. Srincaaelc. Skrwhe-
gan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
SkOWHEGAN

Guy Debe. the Madison avenue
fruit. candy and cigar man. had an
olhe- fire last night IT ABOUT seven
o'clock Like the previous fires. and
there have been no less than four. il
is reclsoned. the origin was mysfRri-
GUS The aanes were detected IN the
back part of the two-st0ry wooden
building which he owns and occupies
as a store and tenement The rear
was quiet badly Quilted and his large
stock Of goods was probably com
pletely ruined by water and SMOKE
He carried 81 BOO insurance with the
Wentworth & PiEnmer concern but
this amount would not probably cover
The damage The Lewis block next
door and the nawiy fitted Prebie
restaurant were somewhat damage
by smoke. while the small Office
buildings owned by Walter P Ord
way and occupied as the Office Of the
Maine Tel & Tel. Co. Was damaged
to the extent of about $500. The oil
ice equipment and valuable paper
were removed IN part but were late
returned to the building II is quite
generally believed that Debe's fires
may be due TO carelessness but pro
perry holders nearby are called up
On frequently to suffer cunsicera bic
anxiety from his conaa grations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
Over Twenty Million
frA.-L g. 4~r~ nnnA -

pied by the local chapter OF the Red
Cross may have ID be taken for the
collectors and deputies as well as all
other available rooms On the second
Hoor Of the postofice ouilEing, for
the accommodation OF the force of
clerks and field agents. The field
agents will be sent cut from the
Augusta Office.
Sub-agencies. also. II is under
stood. will be established n Portland.
Lewiston. Ecultor and Bangor with
a deputy stationed IN each city to
acccmm odate the local and commun-
ity business.
Assets for the location Of the ONCE
in Augusta ara because II II the
Capital Cffy,s because Of the easy &C
cess of corporations 70 this city. be-
cause Of the splendid location in the
Federal building. which cannot %
cu1classed in New England
CONGRESSMAN John A Peters has
been i7rfsfatiEabie n his efforts II
the location Of the Maine office Of the
Internal revenue district in Augusta
ard il is him who Is to be thanked
Tar the establishment
1t will mean not only that these
men who are to be employed in this
newly created effiee are to be located
here. but they viii doubtless make
their homes In this city. Il vii
mean the renting or purchasing OF
homes in this city. increased bust
ness to Augusta merchants and. il
may be anticipated. Al asset to the
social life Of the city. Augusta girls
xiii. without doubt be employed "a
members Of the large clerical force
The work wi. be carried ON under
Civil, Service requirements and the
appointments made by the Civil
Service.
The new ccilector. Mr. Tsbbetts- u
At present IN Washington .. c. On
h:s return something definIse win Be
learned concerning tho pians cf the
new once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
PHYSICIANS OF
THREE COUNTIES
AT SPRINGFIELD

> Probably ire biggest event ever hei J
under the direction Of the Somerset
County Medical Association orrurred
Thursday AT Smithheid when that as
ISOLATION entertained as guests mem
hers Of the Kennebec Medical Associa-
ton and the Franklin County Medica.
Association. II was a must genial So
cal event and one frum wnsch splsnd;d
iesas were gained by the medical man
cf al three crszut1es. The headuuarters
tor thu day we're Grange hail and the
Young cctrage NJ North pend was
thrown open fur the conyenience u
ths aasemblasr. Tns Somerset Madscai
Associattnn held . short business meet
ing. over which Or. e. W. Smith Of
Sorridsewock presided, IN the absence
Of the president. Or. W. G. Sawyer Of
Madison. At this private sesHion 4
was recommended that after Septem-
her first the minimum fee throughout
the county should be 2 for village calls,
and ons 81 fer once Gala. with night
calls in the village s. from P. II TO
Z A Il: country calls Increase % per
cent Of day Gala II i'm understood that
the fees IN Sk0whegan are 70 be in
creased and that probably u day viii
lage cal be s2-5n. m ONCE call s. %
and = night call g added to tns day
Tee
After the tansactions Of this impor-
tanr business tn visiting assoc,ations
wers invited In ami Or. Luther 8. Paul
Of Bnstnn read . paper On Fractures
az the Lower End of the Humeruz. -
This learned physician went infricasalv
into tina various kinds Of fractures and
the treatment Of each In q weary sci
enrtsc and sdueatinnaa naanner. At the
cnncinsinn Of tina payer adsournmsnt
vas in order and win George rhamp-
son Of the Metropolitan Cafe az chef
an excellent cian and lobster dinner
was served, with q dessert of ice cream.
docghncts ana cuf1se. The FISH was
cooked On tias rrunisas and was served
IN A We. / sty5s. Affair dinner a hau
game was played berBasn teams made
~ physicfnns against Kennehec cuup-
ty physicians. The game WAS caIlea
on ut { o'clock, DR. ELI % waferviIre.
who w1s cne of the umpfres. averring
that Il was tho DARK TO continue uiar-
ing. ana DIT. Mlchois OF Faruingsnn.
the other umpire. finally agreeing.
Thu score It that rsrna, which wne
the end of the dfth inning. was 70
s. Dr.. Hayes of Chicago pftchsd.
for the Somerset ane Franklin team
and Or. Slrnmnns uf Oakland
pitched TOR the Ksnasbeckers. Thst
reai star plssers might 10 recknnsd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

tne Ia2era- services In memory of
MIS- EGlth Cary were held at the
cary nome al go O'Clock an Wed
nsseas AFTERNOON, The services being
condncteu by Rev. H ". Norton. of
fnomas Ton, VINO was d former pas
tor OF the N. E Church of Newport
ana oy Rer. A @. Elicit. present
pastor Of the Newport Church. The
services were private IN accordance
with a request that Mrs. Cary had
maze The bearers were c. e.
Bracket = "a. Smart. 8. A Jen-
k1ns and F Z. Burns Mrs Cary is
survived by her husband. Alvin :.
Cary. and one sen, Perley E Mrs.
cary mas been 4 resident OF Newport
for the past fifteen years. ana has IN
that time made many firm friends.
and has been very active IL, The work
Of the church. In the activities OF the
Ladies AID, and also IN the orders
Of p. of Z. and ". + c. Of which
she was member. Mrs. Cary was
50 years Of aga. Nest Of her life
before coming % Newport was
N Charlotte. where she was born.
The fora offerings were many and
beautiful shpvl2E N some measure
he love add respect that ware given
70 her by hRr 1eighbors and friends.
Among lhose from out Of town who
we're present At the funeral were
Elmer { Sprag4e, Of Machias- Mr..
and Mrs. George Sprague Of Carmel.
Mr. and Mrs Lincoln E-idgaam and
Mrs. Brigham 5 sister. also Of Carmel
The funeral services Of the late
Willis Ossial Eurd were held AZ the
residence Ct h-s mother, Mrs. Clara
N Libby, at P NJ Friday. the
Rev i ". Reynolds officiating. Miss
Lucille REYNOLDS sang 4 sclo- Mr.
HErd was 81 years CT aga Al the time
Of his death and fer 10 years Of his
llfe had made MS home N Newport.
where he had many friends. He IS
survived by his mother and BY a sis
ter Mrs. Charles 3. Osborne. Of this
tawn-
Frank B. Woodward has purchased
Ae BUSINESS and good viii Of A e
'''A'EVs-v and took possession On
Monday Of this week Mr.. Wood
ea-a eames 10 Newport from Can
ton Ne. where has haE been In a
similar business for the past siz
years. his former home having beer
in Laco11a. v L M. Wood ward
comes To Nswport with a ire bus
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

mess record. and the town Ii ERdee0
feFtuaa1s IN has cnminG-
M and Mrs. Frank r. Woodwarn
and their family ef three danghteFs
have moved INTO the lower tenens1f
Of the Dr. Ha1hron house On Efm
street
FAe Newport friends Of Hubert
Wardwell viii be glad TO learn that
he has Tecenf arrived In Newport
News. Va Mr.. Wardweii was sen-
10 France more than 4 year ago. and
for much OF that time has been sta
toned il Paris where he has been
a member Of one of the L. = A
bands
Invitations have been issued to
the wedding Of Miss Elsie Adams
daughter of r. Z Adams Of this
town. and Gordon Chase Foster. OF
Leeminste-, Mass, the wedding % be
At the home Of the brides father, the
relatives and a few intimate friends
of the contracting parties being pres
SUf-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

~ sn1nrenzn1d . deie~xtion srum fhe
Azxzliary and Camp nj Oakland NJ nm
rsankar men11ng Wednesday evening
Too candidates were inirlaxsd. af1er
wAicA rzfraEhmsz1fs wsre sarvea CON-
ahsting sf sandwiches. durghrHrz. cuf-
- ice cream and cake.
A large number oS friends of Dr and
MrA Mabert L Damon sztherea At the
Cniversalist church "Wednesday eve
ming and rendered them an informal
ing Of srios by Rrth whitren and Vera
Goedaae and readings by r -. EAzw.
vas wary much ens0yed- A purse Of
money was. presented % then by Rev
Sidney J. villa A sociaa hour hni-
iewed the urvrrarn and ice cream and
saltlnes were served Dr. and Mrs. Da-
Hacn and sfaEnily ara seen to move %
Oakland where they viii have the besf
Wishes OF many friends
DR. and Hrs 81. II. Ford have re-
earned 90 their home after passing
vacation at Ocean Park.
Msss Etidrea Craig. whu has rsen
passing thu sumner II OCEAN PARK.
nAs rsrarnsd hcme and VIII afnand
TIM summer school which Opens in
Maine Central Institute tn IN Of
August.
Min lxer whiting. Q gradnats Of
II c I snd thu Emerson School Of
OrAtnry, who N passing the summer
1t the home Of hnr mother, Mrs.
Waltsr Taylnr, has accepted q posi-
taaR 70 teach In college in jefferson
City. Tenr-
Mrs James Halliday, Mrs James
M0ncfian ard their Gster, Mrs. Ber-
ryman of New York. who Is passing
the summer with them went TO Fan
gor Wednesday for a visit with rel
afives
Mrs Charles WaidrNn IT Harrlanc
Is IN town fer a visit with relatives
william A Murray Of Schenectady
n, Z. and sister Mrs Caro- Gaimond
af Springfield. Mass, formerly NJ
this place are In town for a visit
with relatives.
Raymor Hurd- who recently re-
turned from overseas has resumed
his former position as clerk at the
NJ c. r 2 freight effice. Harold
We!lner. wtn filed tie position dur
ing his absence. has accepted q posi-
tom with the American Wooden CO
al the Pioneer mill
Miss Iva Farnham left wednesday
for Lowell. Mass. where she vii
pass her vacation with friends
Miss Alice Whittier left Weenes-
day for Melrose- Mass. for q visit
with relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
PfTTSFlElD

Eli~yn Mathews Of st. AIhans was
IN town Thursday ca business.
Lester Hodskins winnie enEarea u.
has work on the NJ c. R. r. section
Monday afternoon sustAinsd a fracture
Ct ais right arm above the elbow. Tha
fracture was set by DR.. r. A. Pertsr.
who On Tuesday accompanied him TO
Bangor, where IA X-Fay of the arm
was taken Hodgkins wAs about To ut
q switch and. thinking he had sufficient
time before the passing OF a train
winch was nearly due. len the small
mntorcar which he was using ON the
track. The train arrived sooner than
was expected and hitting tina car.
threw II. with Hodgakinz. down the en-
bankment-
Mrs. john Il Comm left Wednesday
Tor visit with her daughter. Miss
Vesna. in Auburn.
Mn. &. c. Hunter b In DuFaham vis-
it1ng relatives
.. ID. Susi left wednesday fsr Kineo
On 4 business trip.
The Auxiliary Of tina Sons Of vefer-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
Methodist church last Sunday morn
tng viii be the preacher

Methodist church last Sunday morn
ing viii be the preacher
Mr.. and Mrz- Leslie prescott and
twin sons. Ronald and Donald OF
ConnecrlcuL returned Monday and
are AZ their home On the Blue ruad
Fred B. Ksene Of Nelson has
bought tho SaEyes~farm in the LEon
district and has taken possession
This In one Of M0nmoukh's good
farms and has been in possession Of
the Sawyer family tnr more than
so years Carl Sawyer ef Boston
recently returned from tina Ensfed
States service. Ia of the third gen
Grafton to live there. TIM farm having
been DOUGH by his grandfAsher. the
late Il Il Sawyer
Mrs. Carron BENT returned Monday
to her home IN Portland amer PASS
ing a few days 10 the home OF her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs ~ y. Lord
Mr. and Mrs Edwin Simpson Of
Durchester. Mass. were recent guests
of Mr. and Mrs. h O. Simpson.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry PetringilI u<
Lssds have csuas ts Msnmouth %
maize their home with their daugh-
tsr. lGrs. n L R0btnson and Mr..
nohinsun.
A anngntsr was bern Ang. It's Mr.
and Ara. Ceur1e Frust-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
Chautauqua Plans
Progress At The
Thursday Session

An enthusiAsf1c Rasftur of TIA
COMMITTEES in charge Of the Aa,x1,stz
Recpalh ChafzRqua was held ar rha
Y NJ C. A building last evening
George E. Macamber presided as
chairman Of the meeting and he in
turn called upon George L Hassel-
tine of New York whn explained the
plan OF the Chataaaua and outlined
the program which opens In Augusta
On September and extends through
the entire week. closing On SePtem-
Der Z.
II Is the plan of the committee co
make a thorough canvass If the city
and give everyone An opportunity to
buy the season ticket in advance. The
Jackets VIII sell for s. If purchased
in advance and after the Cfiataugua
starts they viii cost S25e. The sen
sen ticket Is good for the entire
weeks program OF liz numbers
The advance men VIII arrive l.,
Augusta Saturday and will remain
here nntil Tuesday. putting up post
ers and distributing literature tell
ing about the entire program. The
men are W. c. -Andross and William
Gallagher.
This viii be the first year that the
aeGpath Chatauqua has come 10 An
Szlsta Il was In WaterviIle last
summer and the people there think
so well OF il that the entire number
OF 1se tickets have already been sold
1asre for this years program.
The committee in charge Of the
ChataEGua viii meet at the Y. NJ
c A. building On Monday evening Of
next week All Of the -z1aran1ors
and those who are to help sell the
tickets viii ATTEND tbs meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08

Mrs. Susan perkins, widow Of
Adoiphus Merrill. died at her home
at Erowuville Sunday night. AGg. J.
at the age Of g years, months. OF
her L children all of whom lived to
grow up 70 survive her-Adams H
az AouretDwn, y. D.. Alf-ett Of Fair
field. Mrs. Maud Fred4n of Brown
vile. Eugene Of San Francisco.
A az Westboro. Mass, Greenlenf P.
OF Brownvilse- W5gyin Of Brockton.
Mass. Susan and Persis of Brown
VILE She is also survived by a sis-
ter, Mrs. s W. Crosby Of Augusta
number of grandchildren and two
g-eat-grandcnildren
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
Somerset County Med
ical Association Host
to Kennebec a n d
Franklin County As
sociations at North
Pond Thursday-Dr.
Luther Paul of Bos-
ton Gives Technical
PaperClam Bake
Enjoyed

Ths camp Of DR.. Csurxe Young Of
G1k0waaUzn. ~ North pond. Ia tne
eow1 &c onasth1ssd, waa the scsns at
q july eDod ftma. On Thursday. when
the 8cMsrsef County Medical Asucc,-
alton was host % ths Kauuebec
County and the Franklin County
Medical Associations to the number
Of about u Il would nst have been
a healthy Day TO be faken in On
THURSDAY because about everybody
was there
DR. Luther c. Pall Of Bostnn. a
noted surgeon gave an Intensely in
rerserRg paper On Fractures of tho
Elbow" II was cram flkii of good
technical iasaTmatisa. such as any
physician was pleased 10 hear, but
would have been forsign language to
an outsider"
All hot and cooked right on the
grounds was the clam bake which
everybody enjoyed al noon time. be-
cause who could resist clans with
all the fxingS. eaten cut Of doors.
with plenty Of room 10 throw the
shells and No table cloths ar finger
bowis 10 fight shy Of.
Then there was bah game. r has
net Yet been reported Il any embryo
TS Cobhs or Jack Coanahs were dis
covered and II has net also been re-
ported who were the winners. But
everybody enjoyed the bail game
The somerset Association and the
Franklin Association held meetings
during the cay and matters Of inter
est were discussed al the two meet
ingE.
The Kennebec County Medical As
sociarfon held u meeting aad psans
were Laid for the meeting of the
Maine Medical Association which
VIII be held in this city, Augusta
next June The committee was an
pointed TO have charge Of the June
meeting as follows DR. T E. Hardy
OF Watsrvilie, DR. G. A Coorrbs Of
augusta. DR. z .. Sinons Of Gardi-
nar.
The members of the Ksnnebec
County Association who were pres
ent AZ the Thursday event we're
J. T. Hi. Wsterville, E 6. Ser-ill of
Watervilie, b T. E1rd of waterville.
T. D. Sirnons Of Gardiner, p H.
SfHbss Of Augusta r. g. TYSON OF
augusta H E Thpm pson Of Angus
ia Va l. Gcnsse Of Fairfield. F. L
Bunker CT Wa1eryille. T. r Carter
OF Augusta, s J. Beach of Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-08
eraduats OF unlverssi Chiropractie
Colleges Of Pittshurgh, Pa
FREE 70
LSTHll SUFFERERS


We nave . new method that controls
Asthma. and NE want Won To TRY IL n
bur sxasnne. No mar1ar whothsr yoQr
zse il Of long standing or rscnnt dsveI-
kpneni- WHISTLER it ID present ~ Hay
Fever or chronic Asthma you should
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