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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
Big Cluster Stars
Trying for Coburn
Basket Ball Team

l<lnEer Fraser, director Of a1r-
ietlcs al Cohurn, viii caach the bas-
kef bal team this season.
Basket bal IL feeling the boom
brought u athletics generally BIZ the
war and al Maine teams win De .s-
Ds.eil1ly fast this vsa- Tha. CO.
burn viii have q rsa,r as sueeSv as
the resi- Is the forecast Of the SPORTS
1or there are among the list Of play
ers some Of New Engianc's star prep
school nasEia4
robert DeaaUll- TWO years ago a
member IF the STATE cna-uoiocshtu
taazn a. West Springfield. Mass. mas
a record on The past championship
foot oE-l team Els speed and bend
WORK have made him popular and i
ne works OUT as TeI1 on the door as
On the aeid ne vii De one Of the bes.
prep school men II Maine.
There are 1ou- men from New
Fam snlrs. the basket bah state
Charles Ansald0, back. and Leo Ca
r1olA, forward. played TWO years e.
Milford n Il. Dick Evan anf Rosr
aadn come from Nashua Tenn These
men nave granite grit which viii
give any Outfit q hard grind
From lewiston come some Old
-nsrs II me 5asKe- nal -eAln.
Dtcky Breen spread the nets for NJ
C. I. last year Ee Was AT center
z; the tnss,Tp, but fans say he was
usually under his owl baskets. BiI!
Mathews played for Inc lewiston
Knights OF Columbus. Pete McShsr-
~ played a. back tnr NJ. 9. :. and
Is expected 70 hold down a back po-
si1ion on the Coi5urn team. Hippie
Burke Is Z lewiston back VINO played
Cor ST Ma-v's academy a. Van Bu-
-ec
Sylvester Sullivan Of Dorchester.
Mass. gave personal views ID the
caacn that he would make them wort
Tor me cau1er position Louis Mar
gus. captain OF the local High school
baa-n Ias1 year. viii be Gut for for
ward. Among others r1aI VIII De
our are Mavuard Rahinsnn and Fam
nrnr.
Mig Arthur Springer stated that
while 4 schedule les not been def
uIteiy arranged the Usual games With
NJ c. l. Higgins, ksn1's Eli, Ban
-ur aod Oak Grove are pending he
would re glad u hear from any
strong team which would Ike ID ar
range = game
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
PTTTSTON

CAPT Jack Erskine. who has been
CRITICALLY IL has recovered 10 that
ne mas attended Ic our-af-towD work
The Ieape Of absence Of Gienwo0d
--oon, VINO has been visiting" mis- pa -
rents. expired tins week,
Ms. Fife MrCohb and Mrs. Mag
-ie Booker we-n recent visitors -
the school Of Mrs. Charles Fosssf--
Randolph
Town schools opened llls week
after a recess of TWO weeks.
Pussy willows aaUs brought 1nc
their gray muffs while cne mercury
registers around zero.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
rd-Breaking
Poultry Show Now
on at Portland

Hor-Ianc- he. Iec. -e-The Maine
State PoUlr-y Show IS now On II the
big Coliseum, Portland, and q ulr sx-
nitit L g L Is estimated thai 1faere
are double The number nr birds -1aar
we-e here lasf year as there are NOR
man 2bte birds N the ccops = Is
me 18TH rlnne mat tlIis society ms gz-
nibI-ed and certainly the gain from
year 70 year has been ENCOURAGING.
The officers Of the society Cor me
present season are as fnilows-
President. L E PtliIbronk. Port
lanc: vice president. Or Il Il BROCK.
Portland sec-afR--. A L Merrill. An
burn: assistant sacreta-y, X Z WHIP
pie, Portland. treasurer r 4 Jordan
South Portland; executive committee,
"A T. Worcester. Old Orchard H II
Tucker. Earrnuu1hxisie; W a CnbD.
South Portland; Willis Snow. F--e-
port judges GeBrge ". Wead. East
Lee, Mass; c 2. Paine. Bethel. Vt;
George V Smith. West Wellington. c.;
O. ". ErglestUn- LvndunviIIe. Vt
President Pnilbrook mas been cnn-
nectad with agricultural WORK N
Maine for many years. During me
summer season he has charge of Al.
the field work n fighting the brown
tail and gIDsv moth while N the WIN
Ter he - IN the Augusta office much
Of the time. Whenever there Is a
farm Or Grange affair IN Portland The
major Of the Philippine war is always
There TO superinrenfi and extend court
estes n visitors. a Chesterfield In de-
Darrmenr he Is one OF the most useFul
officials of these agricultural societies
as well as al asset IN Portland.
Secretary Il L Merrill is equally
efficient IN tins field Of labor For %
Years he has been IN this cushion and
no better man could ne found Ee and
George Coffin Of Freeport are the only
TWO Irving charter members and dur-
ing these years both men have work
I'd N season and out In speaking of
the matter he said:
Most or the oid-1srne workers arr
now dead-ChR-ies Cushrnan. SiIas
Bartlett Pa-ke Dingisv. T Ii. Lnrn-
nHrc AND I v Mckinney, ali are gone
The sociery has never be.., a ruunev
making cuncern as we charge moth
ing for entrance fees. We are helped
by the State and the Portland Cham
her OF Commerce and in this way we
get hr. Il Is a big thing FIR the Stare
rs the shows are giving new ambition
70 al the breefiers- There are some
wonderful exhibits here this year
Worcester OF Old Orchard for exam
pie. has zoo fine birds. while EgEersun
nf Vermont has brought down It's in
Guiding the water fowls O. yes IL is e
mig one this year and we are al work
ing hard to make il the biggest sue
CESS in lis his1nry-"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
Hozr TO Peel Ojf1


rs really q simple mz-1r 70 -cnevsie
a 1ace smiled by dirt. wind or coiu- Or
cina-y msrcuiized wax used Ike cold
cream win transform the worst Old
complexion INTO one ~ SNOWY Wilderness
and retverv spftness. L literally peeis
nf the outer vel OF surface skin nut SO
gently, gradually. the-e s no discnm-
fort The wo-nrCt skin comes OF. moi
N patches. but evenly. II tiny particles.
leaving no evidence % me treatment IL
sell The younger healthier un6er-sz1...1
forming the new complexion Is one 1f
captivating loneliness. One ounce or
nerc0l1zeG WAX In De had IL any drug
stare Il enough u relnsue aur cuarHe.
efapped. pimpled. 4-eckled faded W
Sa.iow skin. Apply before retiring
washing z OF IN -ne mnruinE.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
COLBY BASEBALL
SCHEDULE FOR
NEXT SEASON

WaterTllie. Me. Dec. ia Isn-1-Vs
schedule q Is games 1nr The haseban
team E Colby college next spring was
announced toGay hy Manager Henry l.
Bel OF Eavartill, MISE. Il Is rs 1nl-
iows.
April g, CnIvErsl-v If Name a. Va
eerviIle fe-nibir1unl- r Eoiv Cross 81
Worcester, =. Massachusetts AElcEi-
rurzal college a. Amherst. -, Amherst
a. Amherst. Il. Springfield 7 NJ = A
college a. Springfield; May l. Buwdoln
IL Brunswick; s. St -Auzeiman's IL Va
Te-vilie s. Bates a. Wa-e-viIle; = Cnl-
versity Of Maine HI 0-uno. L, Connecri-
cut AE-lcuiru-a, college a. Stor-es- CT:
=. Boston college, a. Newton. Is, Ear
va-d Il Cambridge: u Tufts a Med
fora e, Lowell Textile school al Low
al - Bewdoin al Wa1srrlIle; 8, Bates
at Lswisr n = University Of Maine
az Wate-viIIe; June S. Norwich Cnlver-
siry a. Wa-erriIle-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
WEEKS MILLS

Elijah HaTlowen returned home
"Wednesday Tnm a trip 20 A-ousioos
county.
Mrs. VIII Hanson and dHugf-s-
Winifrad. have razen rooms al thE
hotel for the winter, while Nj Han
sou is in Florida
J. L Elliot. of Purt.and was a
business caller n the place Tuesday
Il VI Crnmmer. made business
trip ID Palermo and SoInerviiie Tues
DAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson Brown have
moved into The hotel building Mrs.
Brown began the winter term II
school on lsae Plains Monday.
Wesley Morrill, has purchased tn
Odlin place On Deer Hi and is soon
To move there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
Tim" Houghton,
kenr'S Hill
Football CAPTAIN

kenr's Hi. Me Dec -a-The let
tar men Of Ksnfs Hill Seminary hive
ELECTED Harry ". HoGgn-nn. popu-
larry calied Tin" Eough.0n. as their
captain for me 1aee football season.
Houghlun played fEiIbaci1 during the
past season and as-1uisheG Maine
football followers by nus general abl-
iry and especially by ms strength II
defensive tactics. EouC-Ion was d
sure ackler anc stopped play AFTER
play AFTER the Een1's Hi line mad
been penetrated He weighed under
$50 pounds. On the offensive, he was
especially strong as d drop kicker
HIS line bucks. tackle plays ana END
runs were the comment CT eacr game.
He acrad as fed captain throughout
The season and proved q most eEsc-
tive iea6er. He also stood high Il
The estimation Of Els fellows because
Of his superior playing abilities.
Hougnaon played one year a. New
burypor- High school fMassacau-
ser-sB Alternating 81 enc and half
hRck- During the war he sew ssrv-
ICE II France IN the Champagne Dis
u-ac11 being under fire. time and again.
He played on his ba-allinn ts.Gn 81
quarterback He Is also q basket
bail piaye. and star pitcher n base
bal. lie is q member OF the Literary
Society Of the School
The following men Won their letter
TINS season: Captain Rand. Manager
Newal- 5ougnron. Stsvens. Mono
ian. Watson, Erumons. Payne Doul,
Greeley ksnney. Brown McMau-,
Luce and Ivsney 4 SERIES Of bas-
kRrbal games are i1slng played be-
-weea classes a. the Seminar 70
provide funds with which ID purchase
sweaters for these men.
The faculty. and advanced students
Of the Maine Wesleyan Seminary
Conservatory Of Music gave d bene-
nj concert last evening. the proceeds
IF which viii be gwen 70 the Morse
Memorial Fund. Each IF the num-
oe--s was a truly artistic perform
ance anG this occasion furnished q
very best Of high grade music for The
entertainment Of the school and
neighborhnod.
The funds VII help PLACE 4 large
memorial window IN ma Methodist
Chapel, recently renooeieG. and also
furnish an organ blow for use with
the new E.siey organ 7. Is very fit
Ing thai such memorial be eras-tad
. DR. Wilson Fay Morse. tv whose
Cnrl--ag efforts the CONSERVATISM
reached its present advanced dereI-
opmenr and under whose Ieacgrsrsu
rs reputation far high grade work
n piancfurrs. vocal culture and WIG
In was established DR. Morse
work covered a period Of over forty
years n which time he learned the
ATTITUDE Of Name oeupIe towards
this fine ar as few men hgve eyer
known IT I. WIS in the fullest con-
1dence IN the musical apurec:arlou
OF Maine people thai he gave his life
TO founding and developing this sx-
ceilenr school of MUSIC. He later
raised the finds for the present
building, Kicker Han. which is hr
far the best building Of its kind n
Maine
The Memorial window IN his hour-
VIII he placed n the front Of the
church. facing the srrna-- iusf above
the place OF the old choir Iuft- in
which he spent many hours drilling
his classes. Contributions have also
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
VASSAIBORO

NoE-E-Esr. NJ N5Iber-y the
new pastor Of the Baptist church win
De tender-ed a reception BY the mem-
bers and friends IF ms parish OF
THURSDAY evening Dec u al rne yes
Cv
The employees Of the American
Wool Co here have been granted =
raise Of 70 per cent 40. take effect
Jan l
Stanton Aver Of Berlin Y. I
PASSED Thanksgiving with his par
euts M and Mrs z G Aver
VassaIaorn Reoekah Lodge Z Q. O
F. VIII confer the degree Tuesdar
evening. Lee.
Lieut. Burr Berry was q rnest IF
his parents Esv. and Ms VI 2 Ger
~ over Thanksgiving.
At the annual meeting q E Ken
nebec Pomona Grange. held e. East
Vassa.ho-o. Dec 3, the following
were elected officers tor the ensuing
year: Worthy Master Henry 8
MaIen Of Vassalboro Grange. over
seer, Henry D z Aver Of yassaI-
boro Grange; lecturer. Mrs. Grace
ThursLun II Silver Lake Grange
steward. Geo. r -hu-stun Of Silver
Lake Grange; chaplain. Levi =
Merrill Of Clintal Grange. sec-era-y
Frank Z. Rand Of vassalboru
Grange, treasurer Eben Bailey OF
Silver Lake Grange; assistant stew
ard. Daniel Foster Of Casnnoc
Grange; ga-skeeper. Omar Daris g
EassaIboro Grange, Pomona Mrs. Z.
s. Ma-deu Of VassaIburo Grange:
Ceres Ms. + ., 3. Aver Of Vassal-
5oro Grange. Flora. Mrs Z T Mer-
-il Of Clinr8n Grange, lady assist
ant steward Mrs. D E Fosta- Of
Cushnpc Grange The newly eiecra1
officers were then ably Installed b.
State TseDTr-- n = rsas-a-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11

oean received from former pupils
1-um wham II Is hoped still further
funds ID pe-pera a1e tis memory viii
be received
The piano duet ny Misses RaEisy
and GAsk-ns was especially attractive
and was lslsned u with special IN
Iares1 inasmnch as the second piano
arrangement WIS composed by Miss
EaEieg II the department, vino Is
teacher IF theory and harmony. The
work Of Mrs. Parker Z hsr vocal
mum bers and Miss Allen IN her vle-
lin snics also deserves Special Mel
ton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
MRS. 3. n. Mears

Mrs. = Z Bartlett mas re.cei we'd
news Of the death of her sister. Mrs.
3. Z NaA-s- which occurred n Wash
inC-un village Saturday Dec 6. In the
passing away of Mrs. Mears. the lit
tie church N Tins place loses another
loyal member. She had been an irva-
l,d for many years and although not
able 20 attend any OF the services.
newer lost ner interest IN al the
church work She was the youngest
daughter Of me late Deacon William
wilson. and Is survived by her hus-
hand & L MeRrs, TWO daughters.
Mrs Bessie Crockett Of Portland and
Mrs. Bernice E Esancy Of Washing
ton; q sister and several nephewE ans
nieces. vino ali have the sympathy IF
the neignhDrs and friends N this g-en.
znr-vw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
Cured His RUPTURE

wEs badly ruprured while lifssnG .
my only none Of cure was m gDeyHriun.
T-uaBas did me no gunc- Finally gut
hoid Of sumecning rhas quickly AND cum
piefeky cured me. Years have pnasod
and me rupture has never rHrurneo-
although I am dong hnrd work ~ .
carpenter There Was no operzcnn, NO
inst TINA no trouble ! nave nurhing
To sail. NUT VII give fun tnfnrnEtlnc
about how yuu may find = cumplHfo
cure without uperafinn- r Won write
10 me. Eugene n PuIlen- CARPENTER.
IL p MzrueIlm Avunne, AAnnsqunm.
8. J. Better cut our TIM notice 1n4
show II % any ufa1ers vino 1xe rnp-
rnred-yuu mny nzve 4 life ar ~ laA6
st1p the minsry uf rupture and tha
worry and danger OF an Opesx1m--
Adv.
1anS fniaS- = ucb1- zH[1sN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11

Notice is hereby gwen that the 1pi-
lowing appointments were made by -ils
Probate Court within and for me -Dun-
~ nf kenns,ec on t.1e eighth day If
DeceInber IBIS
MARY kEA-oN Of Camden. execn-
FIX of the will Of DANIEL Z. hEA-
TON late of Soldiers Home.
WILLIAM II. FISHER af AUGUSTA.
administrator Of the estate of EMMA
r NARSTDN, ia.e Of Chelsea
WILLIAM Z. NOZZLE Of AuE,lssa-
executor Of the will Of MARGARET
J. F. WEBER TROTTER, late Of An
g-lRia-
NELLIE NJ ELLIS. Of Oakland. OK
ecur-ix of me viii Of DAVID z ELLIS.
iufe OF Oakland.
ELwyN r. DYER of Sidney, execn-
tur Of the will of CLyMENIA ".
DYER late of Sidney
CHARLES & PAINE Of Augusta ad-
administrator of the estate CT PERSaS
MARTIN. late of Anguish
CHARLES EVERETT CDWAy az
Augusta executnr OF rhe viii of AEEIE
FRANCES CDWAy, iate uf AuEaEfa-
ROBERT A SMITH Of Pownai, guar
dian of WINFIELD SMITH af Wayue-
Attest. & W. LEIGHTON.
REglstw OF ProhRze-
4 true cUpv
Arrest z " LEIGHTON. Register
0nf:IJ -x3alyrg n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
SOMERvHLE

OCE-Scnoui began Monday Dec
3. after 4 short vacation The w1utar
term will be etEtr weeks
Ms Ellen Day returned <-um
Thamasf IN Monday evening. coming
u Cnoper's Mills by Train and from
there by auto.
Miss Lila Nor.lIrup vis1tHd The
South Some-vilie school Tuesday- Dec
9 and brought some new books. which
were much needed.
Mrs. Ella NJ Brann passed her va
cElnn weak N Augusta and while
there visited the schools IF the Cap
I1Rl CITY. She WIS The guest af her
sister. Mrs T. J. Harrington. also Mrs.
3. .. Moody and Mrs.. z. P Fewer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11

New York. Dec In.-Suits fnr SIMS
agg-egauur sIR sn.gs. brought ~
stDckhnide-s Of the View York. New Ea-
ven & Hartford Eailruad Co against
William Rockefeller and other dire
turs and officers Of the company, which
hHVe been II the fedora couT- three
rears. viii be argued AGAIN fnmur-ow
before Judge Julian y. Mack
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
SAY BUNKER HILL
MONUMENT Is
GOING TO PIECES

BasfDn- Dec L9-Bunkar ELI mon
unen1 Is Ealing apart Representative
James Il Brennan asserted during a
debate IN the House of Representa-
Lives today There are many
places ne SAID, where there Is no
cement between the stones Eng
neers say the monument must be re
constructed and rebuilt T y Is ID be
saved The approach ID the muul-
menI Is Il disE-ace ID The state"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
PhelGcrine, Nezr Wonder
Worker for H0iy Crown s
causes Even me Roots 10 Come Ou,l

Sy an entirely new and pe-feut::-
harmless r1e.ho6 aav woman afflicted
with growth of super1uuus aalr can
now remove the Disagreement complete
ly-ro0rS Inci uoed-sn fisf a few SCI
oncs Ism that glorious news
The Recently discovered phe.actloe
process Is altogether diffe-eI7. E-urr e.e--
rT1ca1. depilaturv and other Methods
heretofore employed for The PURPOSE y
Ii the oniv thing that enables one ra
remove -oors and al N ones own home
without expe-- assistance The result
cannot ne dprbtf.f for me user sees n.
naIr-ruOrE with ner cwu eyes. A stick
Of pheiactlne, with siuIpie Instructions
can De urDcureu IL any drug store L ~
0uoriess. non-ir-.Tz1lnE. non-poIsonols
"a child could eAs II without rn1urvt
The method Is 70 thorough that the
sEIE is Jeff pe-fecriv smooth and hair
less. bearing NO; the least evidence Of.
It's sorrner uleniah
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
REDS MAKE TEN
VAIN ASSAULTS
ON ESTHONIANS

Revei. Estnonla, Dec lB-The Sol
sneviki have begun q new offensive
IN the Na-va front. ANer us,-itic
artillery fire ten assaults were deliv-
cred unun the EsGhoniar Positions
Al the attacks were repEised. the re-
ports state. with heavy losses 10 the
Bolsaevik forces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11

PROBATE NOTICE Norire is here
nv gwen that ON the rwenrv-ffc-h Gay Of
November 1913, " H BDwdsn anc
George A Chamberlain of Winsiuw N
the County Of kennEDec WAS BY -he
P-ubz1e CDu-t for the County of kenne-
bec. duly appointed administrators Of
st1e estate OF George n. Robinson larr
ri Oakland In said County, decsRsed.
1rf, thar uu the same da:e said admin
ir-aeurs qualified for and accepted saad
srrest. z ". LEIGHTON.
Ragister Of Pron91e-
:. ,oxE rfrrarE.St
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11

Eiilsburungn. n, H. Dec It.
Luther Pollard committed suicide
aodzy at mis- home IN Washington by
blowing the top of his head OF with
a shot gun. No reason In given for
the act He IN Is sars old and
leaves q vile and TWO children
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11

PROBATE NOTICE Nor.ce Is hs-a
by given that ON the twenry-fou-rh day
OF November IgIn. Katherine z Dowe
IF Aus .ssrs N the County OF kernenec.
was BY the Probate Court for the coun-
~ of Ktsunebec dislv appointed admin
iEr1r-tz of me estate uf AliSfon Iii.
r,owe. la1s Of Augusta IN szld County.
dececEed and that On the same date
Easd Earner,ne z DOVE qualified for
and accepted SAID --uKe
Arrest Il " LEIGHTON.
Register of P-ohats-
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MONTPELIER MAN
TO TAKE CHARGE
OF VERMONT COAL

Barre VI. Dec. IG-E J Ii. Jones
Of Montpelier was notified today by
Governor Clement al his appointment
as 41el administrator for The State
IF Vermont M Jones has accepted
and VIII endeaVOr 10 restore the cid
enel organization II the various towns
as during TIE wa period
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
SWISS COURT
DEGREES DEATH
u. S. FUGITIVE

AZ Fubcu-g. near here. today cnn-
dsMned ID deEln. n cou-rmacr. a
E3rmer American soiGlsr named CrR
said % be a iesertsr, VINO was cnzrx-
ed Win numbering an Ezlszn travel
er
CrIx described as a giazt of ex-
U-auralna-y Strength. escaped from
prison before his 1-iaA and nc trace
Of him has been found
A faiinw deser-ter from the Amer
can amv MuuZin, was sentenced 70
serve seven years
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11

Opera house the social even. Of the sea-
SOC. The -apit;iy increasing business IN
Richmond Is awakening the citizens To-
mnre ATTENTION 70 spcia. activities and
the COMMITTEES Is taking full advantage
Of thai feeling. Acdaste-'s Hre-pseess
orchestra viii furnish music
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11

Mr. and Mrs c. r Norrnn Of wiscass-
ser announce the engagement Of heir
daughter Florence n 90 Edgar O.
knights Of Albion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11

Ike CalornsL salts, slckeninE ca OF
c-arrping Pills Tonight Eake Cas-
carrots and get RIO Of the bowel and
liver poison which Is keeping yDu
miserable and SICK Casca-ets cust
little and work while Won sieep--
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11

Miss Esien II. Smith, local agent If
me zrs.sn Stamp s1Dre. vino makes her
IRREGULARITIES a. AEEls1a- was n the
Ely "Wednesday far me GAY on business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11

CascuI-ets END blliousness, head
ache. cnids. and consfaDa tion SO -en-
ly YOU'RE never even InconverlenceG
There Is no rrIplcE md none Of the
explosive ae1sr-e1ec-s Of cztha-.ars
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11

M-- qiznGa himbau ms returned
nurn visit II Bnsrnn ID Nj kEmhRl-
vino Is empiored there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11

ne bakery AZ Conienx in IN
e ~ al ex-snidier. who In an
--'''s;'e;.cfsG ssakei, and he has 4
-,''c@ df Is men working under HIM
ue building lis light and .roumy and
leg white throughout /. il equip
With the mosf modern types at
---'1--4o aag Goai burning ovens. and
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There

electric driven bread mixers There
il no pruftr IN IT'S management the
expense ~ operation being equal 70
the procsedA 4
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RICHMOND

The firm and employees Of the Du-ani-
C1Uusion CO. are cn-upe-a1lnE ID make
their canoe On Thursday, Dec. Is. IN The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11

Miss Hazel Ponier of EiEh street Is
entertaining as her guest NESS EeSen
Ssavy II Bangor fur few days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11

A a. Eaaid was In Aurusra IN
business TOR a portion Of the day On
"Wednesday.
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wA1ERvnlE

L ", Moody az AnEnssA r1s n
business caller u the CRY Wsdnes-
daT.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Farmers Union Reads Ms;n Depot

Our Stock Reducing Sale Of Staple Groceries Is still but
get what you and whe you say a<zn-
doat delay do today. We cannot hsM goods At these
prices
didn't of tn at Fancy New Orleans Moiasses
that Dragging about. it ate Sc gal
same the Crystal Syrup ii for Sugar, loo b. Sa
Pork Sc h. Compound. Soc h. Cottole1e SIC h. Fun
Cheese Acc d. New Seeded Raisins 24c pkg. Large
Pkg Swift Pride Washing Powder Sc Lighthouse ". Pow
der sc.
Our prices Flour and Soaps sM hold advertised but
liable to be Withdrawn At any time.
Mdron0cook Fdymers Union
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11

PE1Ra-E NOTICE. Notice Is here
Y given tha1 an the rweuty-sir-s Cav If
: C1 err Der iHlA. Ben amin T Dav:s OF
= aal 64-1S-- Mass was by the Probate
~ol1.-- Or me County az ke-nenec da.v
IppE -n-ea aGngnisr-z.ur Of the estate
Il 41cnzn z. Davis. lane af Chelsea in
aAic COUNTY, deceased, and tilar on ne
sg-rfe Ga sR1c Benjamin r -t1v!s aI1a.-
neg FOR Rnu acrsp1eG said -1si a-1C
1-I.-oru l. FoEg CT Aurusta Ne. was
aDpn.Htea ageur
A--ast: 4 u. LEIGHTON.
Register Of Proba-e-
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