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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1919-04-02
ORDER or PUBLICATIONS

Mary q Wright - John S Wright
" The Circuit Court For anne Arundel
County Ma. 2J4 Divorces
The obIe,t ~ this IsiiI II to procure di-
yoree = Yineulo matrimenii from the a.
fendant
The Rili states that the parties were
married on tile 18th day 0f August. III the
year nineteen hundred and lived together
In Prince George county until September
nineteen hundred and fourteen. when the
Defendant without any Just cniise or res $
SON. abandoned and deserted the plafn4Jff
and has deciared his intentt0n to I've with
her M longer. and that such abandonment
has continued nninterupfedEy for II least
three years and IL deliberate and final and
the separation of the parties beyond any
reasonable expectation of reroaciiiafi0n
That there is Unc child b0rn III sasd
uniun who Is now fourteen years 81 are
the custody "a whom b asked by the.
plaintiff
That the Defendant is n1n- resident af
the state of Maryland, h1s whereabouts
helnR unknown III fbe PIaiMEiR
IL ~ thereupOn this 18th day ~ AIarFh Sss
ne rear 1919. ordered by the Circuit court
for Anne arundel county. that the Plain.
tin by causing copy ef this order to be
Inserted I'm some newspaper published iii
Anne Arundel. county. Maryland, once 10
each of fosir successive wseks before the
18th aay of April. 1912. nexE giving notice
fa the said John s. Wright non resident.
OF the ob jee& 0f this suit and NJ the 4iYt9-
stance of the Bill 6 Complaint warning
him 10 be and appear In this court iii per-
son or BY solicitor an saT before the
18th DAY or MAx. 1873
Aext. r. answer the premises and til show
cause wbs derree should not be parned
as prayed
VA. 4. wOODwARn.
Clerk
Tfue Copy Test
WM \. WOODWARD,
IN. ~. 81 l8 Clerk
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nnrIcE - cnEpproRs

Nnflee ii hereby given. that the SUB.
s.rther has obtained from the ltrphAils
court of Anne Arundel county, la MaINs
lnnd Letters eestanientary on the HeF7
sonaI estate af
LIZZIE q. WOODWARD
late ~ Anne Arundel county, aee.sis.,ts.
81 ,,erae,,a hasdng eIaiHla against tue ,lrs
90 s,..ls ar., hereby warned III cNhihit the
same With the vouchers thereof. ~ ih8
subscriber. on or before the
3rd Day of 0etoi'er 1910
They may otherwise. by laN be excluded
rroiIr- aIl benefit III said estate Nj pef.
sons indebted 60 said cstat. q IS Eetlus'slsa
rs make fnlmediate payment
tsipen nnds.r my hand this a6tli day q
Afnreh, 1910. ,,..,,,,,.pI,
y 81 q "a Ie Adm. Z. &, a
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Notice. no cKEDrroKs

,rhat the subscriber Of Anne Arundel
gosnty. has obtained from the lFpaans w.
9...,rt of Anne Arundel county, ~ Mary
iand letters testainentarg on the persona
$3.50 JOHN a. STEVENS
.t.ta ~ Anne Arundel County deeeasett.
All persens having claims aEhlist III .h,.
s,,,,e with the vouchers thereof " lttf
subscriber. on Or before the
i7th DAY or sEPTEMnER. 1912
They may otherwise, by law pe eNs'iusi.a l, .,,sr
sra,S ali beIlenf of said estate. Al pe.
sons indebted 10 SAID estate AFs isl 49,
t;Iyen under ms hand this Y LII aay
- -. FRANZ A. Nj = ROE
administrator.
8 L. 1926 4 2.stlt
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PROPOSALS WANTKD

flie city commissioners nntiI II O'Clock
upan Tuesday. April 22nd, f0r removing
the garbage from all the streets lanes.
aud alleys.
Furnishing horses for the street sprink-
Ter and sweeper for the ensuing year. from
June Isl. 1919. The city reserves tile right
70 re3ecf any and aH bids. or any part of
bids For Specification. etc.. apply 10
VIZ. H FANSANT,
City Commissioners
~. 2 n. I. & o. I'd. III. IL III. Is, ig
IL. is. ~ III ~
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the rnE, b1t running laFge chance 0s
losing something infinitely more pre-
'clOus. the little girl Ia the secpnd.
By using all the means avAslabla At
the crucial moment, yoa wOald sava
far more
Haste always makes waste bat
haste in this case would put out the
tlre before anything besides the
child's dress was burned.
Now the United States might. per
haps. have saved sixty cents On
each keg of nails. or one dollar and
seventy three cents on each rife, had
haste been Of no consideration IL
the aggregate great deal of money
was spent rushing war preparations
through IN the shortest possible time:
but had the results which were
achieved iii i few months been spread
over longer period the war would
have lasted perhaps year longer. BY
the most conservative official reckon
ing this extra year would have cost
100000 American lives and $685.
900 900, 900.
TIwas by pouring men across the
ocean in a steady Increasing stream
and BY quickly providing an enormons
quantity of all war necessities that
our government saved not only an IN
cuIcable amount Of suffering and
bIoodshed for the whole World. but ac-
tually twice as much IN money for this
country alone, as the total of the irst,
second. third and fourth Liberty loans.
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B. y. o. E. INSTALL
OFFICERS TONIGHT

Tonight Annapolis Lodge No 622
Benevolent and Protective Order Of
Elks has its annual installation Of
officers al the Eiks Home On State
House Circle at 5 o'clock
The installation ceremonies will be
followed BY social session DR. Cor
don HI. Claude Is secretary of the
lodge OF Elks.
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3, n11TIa.E ~ cREpIToRs

,r,,at tbe SuhserIhpr. III Ammo Arundel
eat,rsv has obtained from the Vrphanss
-ranrt af Anne Arundel county, in NIFTY,
lnnd. letters testenentary on tile persoslal
estate III
CHARLES A. DOYEN
5Iaia af Anne Arundel county, deceased.
All persons having claims against the de.
sns,,e with vouchers thereof to tile sub
seriber, on 0r before the
7tls DAY or OCTOBER. 1919
They may otherwise. by INV. be exclslsictl
from aIl benefit nf said estate All per.
sons Indebted III said estate are requested
To make immediate payment
fsiven under my hand this fst day 81
JOHN ~. WEEKS.
ROBERT II F0RSIIFsy,
Executors
-, d, tG. 20. S0 81
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Catarrhal Deafness Cannot De Cured

N64NA3ENAMN BtE&4AAGB6# NSske11Uk ARNs ~ ~ 80
By local applications. as they cannot.
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way 10 cure catarrh
al deafness, and that is BY a consti-
tutional remedy Catarrhal Deafness
is caused BY an infiamed condition Of
the mucous lining Of the Eusta chian
Tube. When this tube IL fnfiamed you
have q rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing and when # IS entirely closed.
Deafness Is the result Unless the in
flammation can he reduced and this
tube restored to its normal condition.
hearing viii be destroyed forever.
Many cases Of deafness are caused by
catarrh. which Is an infiamed con-
iition Of the mucous surfaces. Halls
.Catarrh Medicine acts thru the blood
on the mucous surfaces Of the system
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of Catarrhal Deafness
that cannot be cured BY Halls Ca
tarrh Medicine Circulars free. All
Druggists. 75c.
T. CHENEY. Toledo, q.
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That fIe subscriber 1T Anne Aruudpi
cotinty. has Obtained from the Orphaas'
court If Anne arundel county iii MARY
land letters uf administration on the per-
sonal estate Of
IFARRIsOy H. ROGEBs
late of Anne Arundel county, licensed.
All persons having claims against the fie-
eeasetl. are hereby warned To exhibit the
same. with, vouchers thereof t0 the sub
scriber. on or before the
7th DAY on OCTOBER. 1919
They may otherwise. by law. be excluded
from all benefit Or said estate. All per-
s0ns indebted fo aid estate are requested
N mike immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 1at day of
April. 1910.
ANNA Nj ROGERS.
Atlulx.
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PIles Carea 81 5 u Il Tsaxa

Druggiatn refnnd money Il PAxO
OINTMENT fails u cure rschfng.
Blind. Blesdimg or PT0arnding Piles.
Stops Irritation: sOo2hss and Heals
You can get restfnl sleep after the arse
application Price 6Oc.
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Hayes Helsn Hsnay

stops the Tickle, Heals the Unrest and
Cares the Cough. Price sSc. a SssA
bon oa OPEN TYaATK SALRE Tor
Chest Colds, Head Colds and Group Is
enelosed with every bottle.
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Az

hereby @Izzs@naace amg cmmsatsgneg FOR khe
2Mee g County Commissioners ~ ANNE
49, 49, MWes %oMnfy &es fls8 NATn9 BfBsrack 8Ebs
yeee 60 the neki0n 0e the Dem0crakir nrf.
~ ~ - g. L ~ 8epkaznAees Xomg eupp0rs VIII
]. GRANT C0LHOUN.
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Al fhat LOT cf ground situate in said
city On Second street 26x9gs1 feat ,rlfh sl,e
sn1Esroyements fiteseeH aasese9d to Annie
~ Ahipley Eestatel on the assessment
books Of said city AR said taxes duo for
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All the desires of your heart will
come closer ais you become attuned to
the rhythm and harmony Of life.
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In the hours Of rest music Will up
lift your spirit and give refreshment
to every faculty OF your being.
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CRY tax Sales
city Property to be Sold to satlsfy Taxes
Due For The Year 1917.

Collector and Treasurer's Office. Annapo-
~ Asd. March 18th. 1919 hereby give no
tlee that under and BY virtue Of authority
vested IA tne by Section 5SB OF the CITY
Charter of Annapolis, Nd, title Taxes.
the undersigned Collector aud Treasurer
Tor said city. having levied npon the same
Ia accordance with the law. Will 0fYer 81
public sale at fbe Court House ioor In the
City Of Annapolis. Md. on Tuesday. AprfI
e. 1919. AT III o'clock d M the several
f9ts 0f ground and improvements fhereon
and personal property, or 80 much rs may
De necessary situAte fn said city which
are herelnafkrx sleaersl1esT To the hsahent
bidder fgr cash 30 satisfy the said taxes
Tue with interest, and all costs and
sharges incident to said sale.
JNO. ID. WELLS.
Collector and Treasnr~t.
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All that lot III gros, 7d hyfuafa II, v,,1
eity go Gloucester ssree g ass,ssS ~, ,ys.,,
tne improvements thers osl assezsed Ia
saanssah s. Graz festatel on tge mageserueni
g0oka q said city for said taxes due f0g
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Al that lot af gTonnd situate iu Maid
tity On Washington street sGx12.1 fnet
Mikn the improvements thereon aascasesi
% kTauk Parker on the assessment hook :
g said city for said taxes due for the rear
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AIl that lot of ground situate is eoid city
on Main street. 3s feet frsfss With tfe I'M.
pr0gefle4sfa thereon ,SsnnmWatf - xv,a j.
saanft on the aasesAnent books 0f said
elfg foi aid frxes due for the year 1917
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Lost

Lost Hack muifler cellar of antomnpllss, .s
fet,raef, gloucester street. EastnOrf. and
ssarInantnwu. Reward III returned 81
Capital office. .'71a 1.
T.OST-Tsefween Annapolis and West an
napoAs. one 24x7 spare sire, RewnEd II
returned rs Myers Garage
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Published Daily Except sunday by
THE CAPITAL PUBLISHING coMPASY
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FOTND
WANTED

WANTED BOY to help Ia meat store 40.
s,ss...s ::ss-ai.-
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~ NANTED- Work by eelored visiting hair
= dresser ran furnish reference from An-
napolfs ladies' VIII also witt the su
hurbun district Call phone No. 42aeW
between the hours of Q a. m. TO I,s M
4.I42
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pfONRY no LOAN.

Mnwwy TO KalAg-M Money 10 loan On
Annaposia, Nd. lyasrta
s0NRw TO LOAN On morEwage an ausna
tss nuik on FeaecMable tern 80 -
feTnev. ixiAzss
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WANTED--A h0uselnan 0r housegirl with
Il Iohn.s STREET 4sIza
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NOTICE no CREDITORS

- D. ID. as 70: 5-7
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-23
VassaIbcro Grange

Nassalnoro Grange met in regular
session Tuesday. Master l.. II. Gates
presiding. About seventy We're j.. at
tendance and a boun:iful dinner vas
served by the lady officers. Mrs.
Kate Ellis OF Fairfield Mr.. Adams Of
New Hampshire and Mr.. White from
the State Department of Agriculture
were the speakers of the day. Mrs.
Little, lecturer. had splendid pro-
gram prepared but owing to lack of
time il was only partially carried out {:
America. Grange: solo by Miss Edith
Soule: question, Will it pay the farm
eG to raise his flour this Year? an
swered by +. u. Rand, George Tay-
lor, Fred Perley and Mr.. Adams.
Music by the victrola. 1t was voted
to hold the next regular meeting in
day session.
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ONE MAINE MAN
LISTED IN CASUALTIES

The following casualties are report
cd by the Commanding General of the
American Expeditionary Forces:
Killed in action, As: died Of wounds,
A: died of accident and other
causes. 9: died of airplane accident.
5; died of disease. 10S: wounded Sc
Nerely, 1877: missing in action, Z: to-
tai. 1853.
The list for New England is as fol-
lows:
Killed in Action
Corp. John F.. Minnatt, Winches-
ter. n. H.: Privates Jay S. Davis.
Harrington. Conn: Arthur Phillips.
Winchester, Mass; WILDER Smithson.
Worcester. Mass.
Died Of Wounds
Lieut. Chester H. Elemes. Concord
junction, Mass: Privates Geremoth
a. Brown. Barre, Mass; Leon Clays,
Providence. r. l.; George p. O'Dris-
coil, East Boston, Mass.
Died Of Accident and Other Causes
Private Romeo II. Aubin, New Bed
ford. Mass.
Died Of Disease
corps. FRANK +. 1yncn, brattle-
boro. VT: William a. Smith. Mill
bury. Mass: CHAUFFEUR AR
THUR 3. MANNING, NORTH WAT
ERF0R0, Me-; Privates John H. Ba-
ker. Andover, Mass; Nelson f. Cor
thell. Melrose. Mass: Edward ]. Fer
son. West Roxbury. Mass; William
A. Larmour, Worcester, Mass: John
McGarvey. Stoughton. Mass; Israel
Sargis, New Britain, Conn: Ernest
c. Whynott, Mattapan, Mass.
Wounded Severely
Sergt. Alfred E. Dudley, Provi-
dence, r. l.: Corp. Clesson c. Scho-
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field. Somerville. Mass; Wagner
John A. Simmons. Providence. r. l.:
Privates Samuel Cignore. Johnson. Il.
l.. Howard p. Davis. Provincetown,
Mass; Arthur NJ. Deverell. Provi-
dence. r. l.: Alfred l.. Parkman.
Lynn, Mass: Leo Svagdis. South
Boston, Mass: Ernest F. Schmoth.
Southington. Conn: Karl Teshenow.
Hartford. Conn: Chester D. Wood
side, Medford. Mass.
Corrections
The following cabled corrections
are issued as an appendix to the reg
ular casualty lists at the request of
the several press associations:
Wounded, Degree Undetermined,
PreviouIy Reported Killed in Ae-
ton
Corp. Glen W. Bassett, Wilmington,
Vt.
Returned to Duty, Previously Re-
ported Died Of Wounds
Mechanic Karl n. Hanscom. Ports
mouth. n. H.
Killed in Action, Previously Reported
Missing in Action
Private Michael J. McNerny. New
Haven, Conn.
Died Of Wounds. Previously Reported
Missing in Action
Private Gughilmo Bellini, Chelsea
, Mass.
Wounded, Degree Undetermined,
Previously Reported Missing in Ae.
ton
Bugler Henry L. Veino. Lisbon. n.
H.: Privates Morris e. Berger, An
sonia. Conn; Rosario Frank. Law
renee. Mass; Peter Rudnik. New
Bedford, Mass.
Sick in Hospital, Previously Reported
Missing in Action
Privates Scbastiano Buccheri,
Hartford, Conn; Leo Calabro. Lynn.
Mass.
Returned to Duty, Previously Report.
ed Missing in Action
Privates Frank s. Crague. Wood
bury, Conn: George W. Hobbs. East
Templeton. Mass.
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FREEDOM

E. ]. Vose was business caller in
Waterville Friday, Jan. II.
James w: Palmer, formerly of
Montville. has moved his family into
Fife llye's rent.
William Thompson, who has been
very sick with influenza, is reported
much better.
The Sophomore prize speaking will
be held at the church Friday evening.
January "a.
The Red Cross will meet with Mrs.
Edith Nose Wednesday. Jan. %.
Rilla II. Black was in Waterville
Wednesday.
Mark Claflin of Waterville was a
business caller in town Wednesday,,
Jan. ~.
Mrs. X. p. Aver who has been sick
the past week. is convalescent.
Mrs. Arthur T. Sampson. who has
been visiting friends in Belfast the
past week. has returned home.
D. w. Dodge was business caller
in Belfast Tuesday. Jan. Il.
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lady officers and in the afternoon the
officers for the ensuing year will be
served at noon by the lady officers
and in the afternoon the officers for
the ensuing year will be installed by
the Worthy Secretary of the State
Grange, E. H. Libby of Auburn. a
program, informal in nature, will then
be presented by the lecturer.
The newly formed Ladies Auxil.-
airy of the grange has begun aotiv-
tiles and looks forward to a season
Of pleasurable work getting in read
mess for the fall grange fair which
will be special feature of grange
social and financial activity this year.
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fernwood Grange

Fernwood Grange of New Portland
met on Saturday night, Jan. is. The
following officers for the ensuing wear
were installed: Worthy master. Har-
old Dunlap; ovcrseer. Fay Weeks:
lecturer. Mrs. Eugene Strickland;
steward. Cepilas Walker: secretary.
Mrs. Lillian Weeks: gate keeper.
Eugene Strickland: lady assistant
stew2rd. Doris Dunlap. The mem
hcrs elected TO serve as cha plain,
Ceres. Pomona and Flora were alb
sent, therefore the installing of them
had 10 be postponed. Refreshments
of cake. sandwiches and coffee were
served
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SAFE GENTLE REMEDY
BRINGS SURE REIn

you need. Take three or fou,.
The healing oil soaks into ,bs ven h
lining of the kidneys and eA b
the poisons. New life ana b he%ss \
surely follow. When your no r,s.i1 :
has been restored continue , -,a y
for q while to keep yourseIe i;ssfn.
ton and prevent return Of y. !:
ease. '% I.
Don't wait until you are ;,c,,.,,
fighting. Start taking Col p Hyyi liz. ,
HARLEM Oil Capsules toda, i9i
druggist will cheerfully ratr,, w
money il you are not sa.ist;..li =,
results. But be sure TO set M b.'ea y
imported GOLD MEDAL. ana oHt,,
substitutes. In three sza. ''Vsp.,
packages. At all drug store. w
y
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VASSALBORO

CROSS lILL-This community
was saddened to hear of the death Of
Mrs. Lewis Johnson. which occurred
at her home in Dresden recently. at
great sufferer for several months. the
end came peacefully. Mrs. Johnson
was born in Nassalboro, being the
eldest daughter of the late Jonathan
and Elizabeth Austen. and had many
friends here who extend sympathy
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Freeport Grange

Harraseeket Grange Of Freeport
had a business meeting Saturday
evening and elected the following Of
ficers: Worthy master, Thomas Grit
fen; overseer. Lane Pettingjll; lee
turer. Ralph Merrill; secretary. Mrs.
Angie Merrill; treasurer. Margaret
Hunter; steward, Frank True: assis-
tant steward Sumner G. Brewer;
chaplain. Miss Hattie Weston: Ceres,
Mrs. .Abbie Moslor; Pomona. Mrs.
Merriman; Flora, Mrs. Frank True;
forester, Mrs. Edith Grant; orgonist.
Charles Conner.
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For 200 years GOLD MEDAL Haar-
lem Oil has enabled suffering h i.;dnnr
i Yer bladder and stomach troubles
~ al diseases connected with the
S S organs, and to build up and nd
restore to health organs weakened by
d;crsse. These most important organs
must be watched. because they inter
and purify the blood: unless they 90
their work you are doomed.
WEAKNESS. sleeplessness. nervous
ness, despondenIy, backache. stomach
trouble. pains in the loins and lower
abdomen. gravel. rheumatism. sclat,ca
ana lumbago all warn you OF troupe
With your , kidneys Gysi.. G ~ n. M remedy
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WhitefeId GRANGE

Whitefeld Grange. No. 1o1. held their
installation Saturday. Jan. Is Webster
Peaslee acted as installing officer. as
sisted by Mrs. Edith Wentworth, Mrs.
Marian Peaslee and L. H. Ford. The
following officers were installed: Mas
ter. Warren Cunningham. overseer. Ar
thur Marigold; lecturer. Mrs Annie
King; steward. p. r. King; chaplain.
hummer Potter: treasurer. William
Goud: secretary. Willis Boynton: as
sistant steward. w u. Peaslee; Ceres.
Mrs. Lila Cloud: Pomona. Mrs. Carrie
Fossett: Flora. Mrs. Eta Marigold:
gatekeeper. George Wentworth: lady
assistant steward. Mrs. ". n. peaslee.
After the installation al repaired to
the dining room where a bountifuI SUP
per was served. At this meeting it was
voted to hold the regular meetings
every Saturday for three months in an
all-day session. meetings to begin at
1890 with a picnic lunch at noon. Grange
TO furnish coffee.
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WAYNE

Mr. and Mrs. s. :. Soule are passing
the winter with their son. NJ. NJ. Soule.
Fred Mank. who has been confined
to the house several weeks by a cut
on his leg. returned to his work Mon
day.
Clarence Martin is sick with i,tu
enza. His brother. John Martin. IS
caring for him.
G. y. Libby and NJ NJ. Sculc sold
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Saaadahoe Pomona

Sagadahoc county Pomona grange
meets with Progressive grange at
Richmond Corner. Wednesday, Jan.
80. This will be the first meeting
presided over by the new master,
Harold Hildreth, Topsham. since in
stallation in November. December
meeting scheduled for Bowdoinham
having been cancelled on account OF
the influenza epidemic. The splendid
new grange hall at Richmond Corner
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Oranges
PALMYRA Granqe

Palmyra Grange held a regular meet
ing Saturday evening with II. l.. Good
rich master pro tenn in the chair. After
opening exercises. business and re-
marks for the good of the order. the
following members were chosen officers
for the ensuing year; Master. H. l.
Goodrich: overseer, c. +. McCrlli,
lecturer for three months. Mrs. w. a.
Blaisdell; steward, F. p. Foster; assis.
tant steward. John Small: chaplain.
Mrs E. c. Leavitt: treasurer L. l.
Carter; secretary. f. c. Leavitt; gate
keeper. Hollis Weeks; Ceres. Mrs. c. r.
McCrillis; Pomona. Mrs. L. l. Carter
Flora, Mrs. Frank Lee; lady assistan.
steward, Miss Gerda Weeks; conducto:
OF music. Mrs. E. T. McCabe; executive
committee. L. W. Frost, F. p. Foster
James Robinson: committee to count
votes. Mrs. l. W. Frost. Mrs. L. l.
Carter, Hollis Weeks; installing Office
". A. Blaisdell
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ONLY Treatment
that CAVE RELIEF
Suffered Three Years Before
Finding "Fruit-a-tives"
Central Wharf. Boston. Mass.

Central Wharf,. Boston, Mass.
For three years. l was troubled
with Constipation. accompanied by
Dizziness and Violent Headaches. l
took medicines and laXatives, but
without permanent relief.
Last October. heard Of Fruit
tives" or Fruit Liver Tablets. l used
one box and the results were so pro-
nounced that l bought two dozen
boxes.
l continued using Fruit "a -tives"
until the twenty-four boxes were fin
ished. when my physical condition
was perfect" JAS. J. ROYAL.
soc. a box. 6 for $3.50. trial size Csc
At dealers or from FRUIT -TIEES
Limited. OGDENSBURG, n. Y.-Adv.
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is well adapted for these county gath
erings. Questions to be considered
at this meeting include Why the de-
creasing rural population" The need
of cooperation among farmers"
Which counts most for success. the
man, the farm, the market OF the
weather."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-23

IL the bcreayed husband in his de-
Ginning years. Mrs. johnson leaves
besides the husband to mourn her
loss, two sisters. Mrs. Lizzie Dick
ey OF West EoxLuIy, Mass. and Mrs.
Frank Ballard of Nassalboro, also
uephews and nieceS.