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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-06
COMMUNITY WORK

Think of the happiest and at the
same time the most wide-awake and
progressive family you know-the
one which most closely illustrates
your idea Of family life. Analyze
the secret of their success. and you
will probably find it lies in their
power of cooperation and comprom-
Use. No member insists in carrying
out his own wishes regardless Of the
interests and wishes of the others.
Each claims little and yields little.
The real basis of their life is spirit
Of mutual help and forbearance.
The community is only larger
family. To accomplish satisfactory
/ results there must be body Of citi-
zens working together in harmony.
And in order to achieve anything
worth while, each man must not in
sist too strongly upon his own wishes
and ideas When he finds that they
conflict with the ideas Of Others he
must be prepared TO yield the less es-
sential details of his plan-or perhaps
to attain only part of his object.
II the public improvement which
ne has mt heart seems desirable
enough to warrant il. he must be
ready to support his neighbor's pet
project Cf it is not distinctly an un-
worthy one) in order to gain the
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-06
House Bees Properly.

1t is not profitable to keep bees in
boxes. nail kegs or hollow logs, since
it is impossible to learn the condition
of the bees. The wax moth and bee
diseases lurk in these old fashioned
bee houses. 1t cannot be urged too
strongly that tn, keeping of bees in
the movable frame hive is the most
satisfactory way. The beginner in
handling bees will find Elements Of
Beekeeping', Circular No. 60, most
helpful booklet. II is strictly up-to
and is just ready to
come off the press. A line to the
College of Agriculture at Lexington
is all that is necessary to secure this
valuable book.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-06
SUNNI ER SALADS.

U lie name Of salad may
!. !: !: !. :. !: !: :.
INV &iZA mean fruit. fish. flesh
ISTN kxZZN or fowl, not to men
K&kr NIANlN tiOn the countless
HIM 7NH H vegetable combina-
w IN \ H lions.
TX NyHNN Spinach is u good
green to be used rs n
,lnT.o1s ~ 6sd.1l, salad after 1t has
III -Se-S.s.en been cooked. Serve
with hard-cooked egg
and boiled salad dressing, with
bit Of finely chopped onion.
Chopped chives may be used in
place Of the onion and French dress
Ing In place of the boiled dressing.
Fresh green onions cut up over crisp
lettuce and served with French dress
Ing II most wholesome salad.
Fresh green onions sliced In sour
cream, seasoned with salt and few
dashes Of paprika. Is another tasty
salad to prepare in n hurry.
Lettuce. peanuts and chopped onion
with French dressing is another good
combination.
Cheese and celery is dainty combi-
nation when one wants something out
Of the ordinary. Stun the short, ten
der stalks Of the celery with grated
seasoned cheese. or with cream cheese,
which may be tinted green If desired.
French dressing is usually prepared
by using one part Of vinegar to three
parts Of oil. with salt and pepper to
taste. A change from the ordinary Is
made by adding teaspoonful Of
catchup, or other sauce. some chopped
green pepper and serve this on sliced
cucumbers or on tomatoes. Served
on head lettuce with chives this Is
especially good.
Radishes and green peppers served
on lettuce with mayonnaise Is another
salad worthy OF note.
Watercrcss Is one Of our most val
liable salad plants; being rich in min
eral matter makes IL a good tonic.
Brazilian Salad.-IIere is dainty
titbit to place before ones friends.
Take equal parts Of sliced pineapple
and Strawberries, with dozen Bra
lillian nuts, cut in thin slices after re-
moving the brown skin. Let stand to
marlnate in little French dressing
and serve with mayonnaise on lettuce.
Roquefort cheese, a tablespoonful
finely chopped, sprinkled over head
lettuce, with French dressing. Is a
salad worth trying.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-06
STUFFED UP WITH
"A BAD COLD?"
Get busy with q bottle Of
Dr.. Kine's New Discovery
at once

Coughs, colds and bronchial attacks
they are all likely to result in danger.
Gus aftermaths unless checked in time.
And how effectively and quickly DIR.
Kings New Discovery helps to do the
checking work. lnflamed, irritated
membranes are soothed. the mucous
phlegm loosened freely. and quiet.
Sestful sleep follows.
Alldruggists have it. Sold since 1869
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1919-03-06
Constipation EMANCIPATION

No more lazy bowels, yellow com
plextion. sick headache. indigestion.
embarrassing breath, when you use as .
corrective DR.. Kng's New Life Pills.
They systematize the system and keep
b world looking cheerful.
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Tlbe KITCHEN
CABINET

II can't AFFORD IT," are hard words
for the average American to say, but in
the very act OF saying them he liz on
the way TO being able to AFFORD It,
8. T.. Post
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EDUCATION

The committee on education MI.
q public hearing in it's room "a, sNe
state House. in Augusta. d. Ns
WEDNESDAY. Marci. -. I2I, ,,.
NJ: on the following: '''' d. p
.e. An Act to amend Sect, =
Chapter Is of the Revised S.a,i,s~S ..
amended by Section of Cham d. d.
the Public Laws of 1871 relat,~v ~ q
pervisory union appeals ~ ST.
~. An Act to provide an .,,,,,,.-
'lon fund for secondary schools -A''-s
50. Resolve in favor Of - H.,
lngton state Normal school =, I'm
lngton for the construction Of a d..
mitory and equi. neat for sane W.
81. Resolve in favor OF The Wss...
state Normal school at Gorham fo, =.
addition to the recitation building al
s.. Resolve in f.vor Of the w.,
ton State Normal school a. MachIas y.
the completion OF the school pJlli'r, ~
S. An Act to provide Cor uns,,,
equipment and extensions Tor thu ssy
eral Normal schools ana the MAD
waska Training school.
81. An Act to provide par.-.ne and
evening school classes for Persons Is.
tween the ages of IA and IS Years on
ployed in indu: tr;al rooms uho h,I.
not completed the elementary scloo
So. An Act to amend Section Y, r.
Chapter l6 of lie Revised Statutes =.
lating to the maintaining OF eveni,,
schools and to provide for Am.rllar.
iZation and he reducing Of !.jtera,y
S.. An Act to amend Section % Of
Chapter IS of the REVISE Statutes Re.
lating to vacancies IN the I1emte.sh,,
OF experimenting school COMMITTEES.
81. An Act to amend Section IL d
the Revised Statues as amended b
Chapter l79 of the Public Laws o: n,
M 8. 81 .-'.- 0
agents by the state Superintendent Of
public schools.
S. An Act IN establish the state IN.
versity Of Maine and 10 provide io- i;
maintenance.
BENJAMIN II. NARNEY. Sc.
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LEGAL AFFAIRS

The committee on les .'. -:o..s :.
give public hearing
the state House. in A1gts,'. =, II u
Tuesday, March y. a
tie folloHlrg: - :, ls'
seals. co,..,. = D: ~
tor e o, the Revived =. ...,r.s a.
70 The ntmeut e: -st.r.,
d.nu.ies 10 the at,oTl,! .r.t2rt+
An Act providing 90 o.. sr3 ~
~, ri rue, and req. = - ;s'''
,i6ine punishment to. - =.
Of l., A., providing Co- go. .. s~..-' ..
~ I;niel states in re g., 81 and ~
IN, ,h'. ,e my soio,e--, ;" .,,4l'..
, ,me en- state ian : and +. - - - -:
,,ndsr iris set; creat'3- - 9oHss
,, eu beard. and tr'.n.@11 y:os"'
M dies. ana n.aA:aE - -.
ton therefor. o...,~ o.: -.
~ Of ire public Laws o. -. 500
70 the farm lands i'a" = ta...
20 an N" Act TO amend =. 10. e A.H
So .. The REVISE ga -. ,s
relating &c adn,i s,,: :, f,AiAN
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Committee Hearings
JUDICIARY

TIE committee on Judiciary will ii 70
p'oic nearing in its rooms at the
StaIa tnuse. IN Augusta,
WEDNESDAY,. March 10, at $50 =.
NJ on the fo. lowing:
An Act pi oviding for the payment t,
qua es of probate court on retirement
at 20 years OF age. one-half pay, hav-
ing served as such judge ~ consecu-
tive years at least
An Act to amend Section Is of Ch3,-
ter 10 of the Revised Statutes, relating
to taxation.
Resolve amending Article IN of the
constitution as amended by Article
NNAF OF the constitution, increa ing
the State debt limit.
An Act to provide for the attendance
OF witnesses before the Governor anc
Council
Act Act to amend Section 81 of Chap
ter OF the Revised Statutes, relating
TO the State auditor.
An Act to amend Section 30 of Chap
ter II of the Revised Statutes, relatins
10 trustee process.
An Act to amend Chapter 80 of the
Public Laws of 1917. relating to price
of Maine Reports
An Act to amend Chapter las Of the
Revised Statutes as amended, relative
to commitment of the insane.
II. L. bEZZELL Sec,
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RECEIVERS NOTICE OF SALE
Isabelle +. Burpee et ais. in Equity
VS..
Edgar 4 RrIrpea ~ aIc

Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to decree OF the Honorab BILE Leslie O.
Cornish. Chief Justice of the Supreme
Judicial Court of the State OF Maine. IN
the matter OF isabelle +. Burpee ct ais
IN Equity. versus Edgar a. Burp.e ct
ais. made on the tWenty-third day OF
April. A. d. 1871. ana affirmed on the
twelfth day of February. 4. T. 1919. the
undersigned. Receiver appointed BY the
said Chief Justice. will Sell at publ c
auction to the highest bidder therefor
upon and subject to the terms and con-
ditioins and provisions in said decree
more particularly set forth
"a certain 10, or, parcel OF land. with
ed IN Eockland. in the County OF
knox. and state OF Maine. bounded
and described as follows: On the
west by Main street: on the north
by land now or formerly owned or
occupied BY Emma c. Porter: on the
east by right OF way: on the south
by land Of the heirs Of Susan
'Singhi:''
the said sale to be held on Friday. .Iay
2. A D. 1919. at two O'Clock in the attef-
noon, at the Probate Court office. in
the Knox County curt House. IN said
Rockland: said Receiver shall receive
lars at the time of the auction, the
same to be forfeited if [ . sale is af-
tirmed and the purchaser refuses TO
pay the balance on delivery of deed
The Receiver may adjourn the s3Ie
from time to time II ne thinks IL ne es-
Sary or advisable
Dated at kockand. Maine. this fourth
day OF March, 4 ID. 1919
FRANK 3. MILLER.
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Committee Hearings
STATE LANDS AND Fop..,
PRESERVATION "ss

Inc committee on State Ia,5.
b bo rest Preservation will give .'a'S ar
and forest ' eom 1f'es Of tie n s ase
the state House, in Augus,, 0''A g, /.
~ it ~ MARCH y. isls ;, i,
An Act to provide for the n,.u,,
land by the State for fores,-p, 1:FnaSc ).
An Act additional to Ch,nn-s.-r fosss
the Revised Statutes relst,nep'e ..
burning of brush. 10 L..
An Act to provide for the es,.,,.
ment of a State park and f1r' S.,as.!Sa
Mt katahdin region eSt III Tie
An ASf to amend Chapter oe -.
xlsed STATUTES relative 10 lin, ~, he.
forest commissioner. '' 9'''te O..
An Act to permit the arnn,s,.,
Forest and other suitable lands .'' 200 81
inequalities. for the purpose If ss, ny ~.
ing municipal forests and proviain ..ls s.
lection and development or sI'1n :, pr
II. NJ. CCNEINGU3N' '..tS
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AGRICULTURE

The committee on Agriculture VII
give public hearing il its room. N5.
IL; AT The state House. in Augusta.
WEDNESDAY March 10, a, > l.. NJ,
on the following:
An Act to legalize the preparation ami
sale of standa rdzed milk
An Act TO amend Section 5. CHAPTER 81
Revised Statutes. relating to the regis
tration of fertilizers
An Act additional TO Chapter IS of the
Revised Statutes. relating to the state
seaier of weights and measures.
An Act to authorize the payment of
additional sums TOR cooperative agr:-
culture
An Act to prohibit exposing for sale,
Offering for sale. or selling butter I'M
less contained in Wrdppe- or other
container having printed or writtel
thereon the name OF the maker or man
ufacturer thereof
An Act for better protection against
aduiterated. misbranded or inferior
commercial fertilizer.
+. p WASHBCR\. See
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WAYS AND BRIDGES

Tie committee on Was and bH4-s:
will give a public hea-'r- IN ''' ;''n
a tire state House. in Augusta
TUESDAY. MARCH i. :. VI. =.
1.S An Act 10 amend S.ct,on = o
tho Revised Statutes r"laiiE" 20 hs.
wav ratrolman and providing 't3' n.
patrol system shall, b. DIPLOMA Nv,
towns having Valuation d .es' 'n-'
!ss. An Act to amend ch1l'e. > HI al
the Revised Statutes, - a'n'H',u
the Public Laws OF l+i'. fs't, is
- is,,ation OF motor vehicles. -. =.
T,G-R.soive amending .H-t:'l, ~ T. i,
Z, Cons tuition as auen!ad ~ A.. Az,
EZEV Of lie Con-ltauo,n iAc's NEE ~ y.
the amount of bonds 10 b I.:..' y,
lie purpose of building and 'nai ~. ~; ~.
Of state highways and t1r ne o: ., w.
and and ma man 1in' IA srn Sleion4i BRIGGS
s'a'e ;, y WASHBtk\. &C
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BANKS AND BANKING

The committee on banks and bankinc .
VII give a public hearing in the Sem
ate chamber at the State House. IT
TUESDAY, March IS, at . 2. NJ. D..
the following:
10, An Act 10 amend Section IS of
napier 80 of the Revised Statutes, re-
Iatlns 10 loans made by trust compa-
n: 5.
II. An Act to enlarge the powers Of
trust companies.
10. An Act to amend Seotion 10 OF
chapter III of the Revised Statutes, as
amanded by C.ap,er 90. Public Laws
OF lsli. increasing the salary of the
deputy bank commissioner and one ex-
amiler.
l.. 5. CRANE. Sac.
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SEA AND SHORE FlsHER'es

TIE committee on sea d,'r
Fisheries will give puEii, MA. ~" j..
its room at the state i''4Se' 80
"WEDNESDAY. MARSH - -.1.r:
a. An Act regulating w HAN:
selling. packing and canrln5 o. O. ,'i hi.
Authorizing the surveying .. INK h. L.
IONS and the leasing tH'-eo' f..r,
state. ppohiti,ing the tah.ns ,.ssr
from leased areas, except = ,s..rrs.
authorizing the selection tt" I'm L
lion Of areas fof eN2,-.i:ls..o,.:. Is.
,iam conservation and r'"2" "a .,,o',,.a
i ishing the boundaries ~ IAN:
nre.s from which the 'ahihs = # e.
IS prohibited and tire 7ep. .t..- o
is,inc laws monastery ne. ~ vs. .
q. An .Ac; to prohloh - -, ~ MI
,ravjs Of more than -" l7onT - s.:
,han 10 nets within III, ,oNo"...as { n.
&C e From Little River ~ ~~
wings Head. Great Mas 80 Tyri
cnnn,nes Head 10 s'f '.' fs3.
from S,hoodlc Point "a 80 .. i, Al
is,e an Uaut: from eos; r.ac an; ..ar
HIT 10 Peraquid rom ,:.,i-,z,.r
Pemsiuii Pom, 10 Gaze Ina ,,:ta.,s.
Is An Act additional - . e
If the Revised Statutes
and shore fisheries :. wYMAN. =
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The cold spell which developed last
Thursday night was still in evidence
last night. although somewhat modi-
fed. Saturday morning at O'Clock
the thermometer at the Bither phar-
macy indicated 10 above zero.
though thermometers in other places
about town ran lower. and UP on the
ice Held on Bond brook it is said 10
have been down to zero. Friday
mornings temperature was about the
same. but at o'clock yesterday
morning thermometers registered
from Is to 20 above zero. So FAR as
ones feelings went. Friday and Sat-
urday mornings were about as cold
as have been handed out by the
weather man during the winter now
drawing to a close.
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STATE OF MAINE

kennebec $50 the Sheriffs OF our
respective Counties. or either OF their
Deputies.
Greeting:
We Command You to attach the
goods and estate of Julia Johnson. res
idence unknown, to the value of twenty
Collars: and summon the said defend
ant or She may be found within your
Of the Superior Court, next to be holden
at Waterville within and for our sal
county of kennehec. on the End Tues
day Of June. 1919: then and there ir
Ellis Johnson of Waterville in said
County. in libel for divorce. wherein
the libeilant alleges that he was mar
rled 10 said libelee at Gotland. Sweden.
on the - day of July. 1888: that the
said libelaHt and libelee coha bitel in
this State after their said marriage;
that the libelant resided in this State
when the cause of divorce accrued as
hereinafter set forth. and had re ICED
here in good faith' one year prior o
ever been faithful to his marriage obi
cations. but that the sad libelee has
been unmindful of the same: that
on the fifteenth day of August. 1872
reasonable cause and has continued
said desertion for three consecutive
years next prior to the filing of this
libel: that no children have been born
, 10 tnem curing tnelr Sald marriage.
Wherefore he prays that a divorce
from the bonds of matrmony between
himself and said libelee. may be de-
creed.
And the libelant further alleges that
he has used reasonable diligence to as
certain the present residence OF said
| libelee. but is unable to do SO. and
does not know where it is.
JOHN Ellis JOHNSON. 1.belant.
kennebec So. March II. 1?l9.-The sal:
libelant made oath that the above allie
CATION as to the residence of the libelee
, is true.
FRANK f BROWN.
Justice Of the Peace.
To the damage OF the said plaintiff ca:
he says the sum of twenty five dollars
which snail then and there he made =,
appear. with other due DAMAGES. Ana
have you there this writ with Your do
ings therein.
/ Witness. FRED EMERY BEANIE.
Justice OF our said Court al Augusta,
third fourteenth day OF March. IN
| the year of our Lord one tAou.an 4
nine hundred and nineteen.
c. W. JONES. Clerk.
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME

The committee on Inland Fisheries
ana Game vii give a public hearing IN
TUESDAY,. MARCH IS A. > !, NJ
No, ~ An Act to repeal Sec. 3 Of
Shap. 80 Of the r. :. as amended By
Chapter 2l9 Of the Public Laws OF 1917
prohibiting hunting on sunday
certain clerical errors in Chapter So Of
the Revised Statutes. as amended by
CHAPTERS 2la nd al of the Public Laws
OF lsl'. relating to inland fisheries and
game.
ERNEST F. CLASON. Sec.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS

The committee on military affairs Vii
give d public hearing i'll Council tasa..
Der at the State House. N .argus'a,
WEDNESDAY. March y, at T. y.
on the following:
Resolve to authorize ana l.s,!lt ~
Governor and Council 10 erect sta'A
IN memory of the sons OF Name VITO
served in the World VA.
An Act to enable towns ~ rt!cs 70
secure state aid in the cous.rIt;9H j.
ar!norieS. ~
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the 18TH LEGISLATURE
Continued from Page Two)

o.d books for soldiers and ga Tors for
he puri osc Of preserving their ser. e
records
Sane gentleman from same committee
on Me-saso from the Governor. e.a-
tive to Walker Blaine Beule. reported
that the same be placed on file.
Same gentleman from same committee
on bill An Act TO provid, for the pre-
Sentation Of medals and ties imonials
for the soldiers and sailors who serv-
Cd N the European War. reported that
the same he rcferre TO the neat Leg
i:lature.
Mr.. Cole from the committee on sea
and shore fisheries. on bill An Act TO
repeal Chapter 10 of the Private and
SIecial Laws OF 1915. An Act to pro-
hibt fishing for herring in Sheepscot
river and its tributaries. by use of
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PUBLIC UTILITIES

The committee on public utilities will
give public hearing in its room at the
State House. in Augusta.
WEDN ESpAY, MARCH IL. at > p NJ
81. An Act 10 provide for the iuris-
dict.on of the lh,ic Utilities Commits
sion over certain motor vehicles
81. An Act repeating provision; OF
Law relating to paving and construction
of streets and highways and removal OF
snow therefr6tn by street railroad COM
panies and comforting jurisdiction upon
the Public Utilities Commission.
EMERY u. WILSON. Sec
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TEMP GRANGE

The committee OF 49, .o91is
give a public hearing -. ." VI
the state House. II AZ ?. &"
FRIDAY. March - 49,,
on the following: .....,., = D. "a.
ter r" II: Of the Revised - : NIX. .,S< :''
ing to the maau,att"F' :.
't An &c, to amend Guar? APE, ! se.;.''
Public Laws of 1911 re-" =. ~
and forfeiture o: Nthi''' >.
toxicating liquors. .,.,..,r- y az Z
Il the m manuias,aTs and md = ia: s,.ss i. +
ss,e 81 'ptaasseurizsd. uni'T''' NV .~t
Tor use as = beverage "a, r,af p,,r
Also any other NATE nr,s sst.e SAD "
erly and legally come =.
mittee. oL rARNsWoHA" -
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SALARIES AND FzI' >

The committee %; 49, IS r"
Will give a pubIc " ~ >sg'.-''. :, "
a! 1i ihs DAY tMGsEcH =, !, =; : j ~:
ess p, ~ 70 Of 'he r,...S IL i l., y
hons coSu,issionc- and . MY : Sc
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ton. unanimous consent was given to
that gentleman 10 introduce the fol-
lowing order out of order: ;
Ordered, that House Document PA
being An Act TO amend Section Sc OF
Chapter 80 Of the Revised Statutes.
as amended by Chapters 2l9 aad PA
of the Public Laws OF 1917. relating TO
the disposition of money coll ,c;e I
under the provisions of the Inland
Fish and Game laws. be eellled from
the committee on engrossed bills.
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Arthur Towle Of this city and
Charles Sheldon of Chelsea have pur-
chased Thomas T. Kenney's drug
store on the east side. Mr.. Towie
was formerly employed as prescrip-
ton clerk at Bither's drug store. Mr.
Kenney who is in poor health expects
to take rest and as yet has made
no definite plans for the future.
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MERCANTILE AFFAIRS AND IN.
SURANCE

The committee on Mercantile Affairs
md Insurance will give a public hear
ing in its rooms at the State House, III
Augusta,
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 10. P NJ
An Act relating to the cancellation.
non-renewal or restriction of health
and accident policies.
An Act relating to life insurance.
w. G. THOMAS, Sec
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Rector Trinity Church
Made Chevalier of Legion
of Honor by French Govt.

New York. March lS.-Rev. DR.. Will
liam T. Manning. rector of Trinity
church and former chaplain of the GOD
Engineers. was today made a cheva-
lier of the Legion of Honor by the
French government. Admiral Groult,
commanding the French fleet in the
North Atlantic. conferred the decora-
ton.
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Owners Of 40 Liberty Bonds who
failed to convert into Al Ct issues will
be interested to learn Of the recent
extension Of this privilege, as an
nounced in advertisement Of First
National Granite Bank.
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The Henry G. Staples Camp. s. OF
". and the Staples Auxiliary will
hold their meetings this Monday eve
ming at Grand Army hail. and it is
desired that there be a good attend
ance as important business is to come
up for transaction.
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Menu for St. Patrick supper in
Congregational chapel tonight: Kill
larney ham. potatoes a la Ireland
green salad, Home Rule rolls, St. Pat
rick's ice cream, cake to match,
Shamrock doughnuts, coffee. Price
so cents.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-17
INDIAN AFFAIRS

The committee on Indian Affairs ".
give 4 public hearing IN its room a. ia'
State House, in Augusta,
TUESDAY,. MARCH g. AZ - ? NJ
An Act to amend Sec. - OF Char'e'
"A of the Revised Statutes relative 10 TT
sale of timber on Indian Township.
: T. BERRY Sc
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-17
PUBLIC HEALTH

The committee on public health will
slve public hearing in its rooms at
the State House. in Augusta.
II ESDAI. MARCH IS. at $50 =. NJ
:, An Act to amend Sec. y of Chapter
IL OF the X. s.. relating to appointments
of members of board of dental examln-
e-S.
W.. II. GRAGDOE, Sec