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Washington Journal., 1919-06-13

OberIt bon ser &renf, fIinfe nidts-
nubige @eieqcit, Die in ibrem Moil-
teIIod aaes mit9eben bieBell, mas
Elm Yferoeriiden tragen fonnte, tpa-
rem in iene @egeno einge6roden.
3oblrei6e 0orfbepobner fliidteten
por Dem miiIten @olf in Die tiefen
8Gloer ODER in Die feite Staot, Die
am SuBe oes @ebirgeS lag.
Die 8etpobner Der boben un0 eirs
Iomen Meierei paren I6n9it ouf cine
abnIide 6ludt Oorbereitet. Sic bot.
ten beute, iobolo Die iible Nadridt
fam, auf eilenos belooenen @agen
Deer ouf frGftigen 3iiden Sab unO
@ut in Die t~iefiten 8alOgriinOe meg
geid(eppt.
GlS Der pereeiiere iunge Strt am
Abeno nod Sauie trieb, mar Der
&sadtbof leer.
Sans ItonO NIT oufgeriiIenen 4u-
gen 5niI6en ser blofen0en @eroe.
@r idritt ortnm uno Itlimm init
ratloler Remembering, ourA bic
leeren @emG6er, trat Damn nieoer
inter Oas groBe Steintor, OoS nod
aus alter 8urg5eit itono, belt Aus-
i6all, itieB aulest 5ornig in iein
@aloborn uno lauI6te allies
Itumm. 3errupfteS @ep0lf fog
iiber Die 9raue @bene; Der maize
@alo lag idtper uno ltia. 9l6er aus
5mei Srtidaften oes Gales pernobm
e. Sti1rmleuten, fur5es, 6ai1lges
aufidlogen nit Dem @lodenbom-
nier, ols rief' Die @lodc, Die Seele
Oes 9orfes, mimnlerno UNI &ilfe.
Sci 6euers6riiniten pflegte man 10
81! lauten; es bout INNER i1auerIid
genug Our6 Die Radt, penn sic
Gorfer 6ergeialt chamber Inn Silfe
rufen. Sons begriff nit einem
S6la9: ole Banouren I'M 2ano!
lltO mieoer lebte iid oieie iG6e
@rfeuntnis 6ei ibm in eiren 5orni-
gen gntidluB UNI. gr fiibIte lif
lett geitern nit aIler 8clt ali Dem
&riegsfuB. SIS maren Mor0sae.
idi6ten bon ben 8anouren i'm lnl-
lauf, ii6ertriebcn notiirlidL mie lid
in aIeS entiteut, mas ourd 10 uiel
rniuiileno 2anooolf BON ferh6er in
cen @alo be%reinlGllft. uno Ga man
lett meGreren Sagen piel Don Sen
@rauiomfeiten oiefes &riegspoIfs
geiproden botte, 10 NOR Die 8ban-
toIie gelGttigt nit angitpouen 9il.
Germ. unO 10 liefen audi Die 9eute
Ger Weierei 'irgenOmobin in Den
Malo unO odteten mciter ni6t Oe5
Sirtenfnaben = mie gepo6nli6. So,
lpie geluobnli6! 9flsI6nea idoB
es ibm Ourh Den &opt. llno blis-
IAncu mar elm trosioer @coanfe ge-
foBt. Nun pal Die 2uft fret, nun
mar er Serrl Nun ioat ibr mas er.
leben!
Grit abcr sic &eroc! CT pfiff
Dem &uno: Der iagte belen0 i'm go
gen Inn oas erItaullte @elpintmel; er
icIber idmang nit Suiia-9iuf Die
GGippe unit III trommelnoem
Gro6 ging's micOcr gum 8urgtor
binas. mie Elm Geitertrllpp. fernab
ii; ben @olO, no Die Siiroe ltano.
Sort idlob er Die Giere elm uno
icgte 5urif.
ST fam iid mie Elm &Guber uno
gbenteurer Dor. alS er nad raidem
2auf poriidtig, NIT gebl6bten Nii-
Washington Journal., 1919-06-13

!t0oIo uno wltBte iid feilten &ot.
SD gIoub', ih bab'S 6ie6er," muir.
meltc er immer3u uno bottc babel
sic 9(uoen unbefuuBt Doa @aIier.
Der Sag iteigerte MIR nod Die
nGd)tli6e Dual. CT iob iid ouf iei4
ner oerrcgneten Sei0c bon oller
8eIt oerloiien. Sober Stiefeltritt
uno ie0er Eeitidenbieb, ote er
uno mie rei6lid! - empfaltgen bat
te, tat bellte feline Norben aui uno
gliibte oufS ncue. ollie roben uno
perGdtliden Sdinpflportc, Die iiber
i'm berobgcbogel., Or0ngten in lprds
tigen Moiicn aufs neue 6cran. gr
bette ia feille Sugeno gebabt; gus-
iidlten ouf Elm mcniAemiiroigcs
Hoiein botcn iid crit red)t nidt. llnn
% fam MIN 10 ein la6cno, 10 ein
lleb.luitig @cid6pf6cn, 10 qan6 bon
6ro6lounc, 10 0on5 BON iid oltS-
~Itrablen6 oncs, mas id0u tlno ltarf
uno leid)t lit, allies, mas gcraoe lei
uer SdDeriauigfeit iebItc
unb Ole liebtc Ben Obertne6t!
Sans itano ON reuben, tropfen-
Cen @idbnum, batte ocn &opf alf
cen angcpreBten Nrm geitiibt uno
idJlud)3te sum grbarmen. SD bin
rur franf.~ murmelte er ober inn
mersr, ais er ipieoer aufi6aute,
~onS fommt MIR oaber, neil ib
franz bin -"
@eOen @6en6 puroe oas better;
etIide Oerlaufene Sdoie mo6ten
i'm 81 ihaffcn unO iagten feline Sc.
bonfeu unO 8eine lumber. @roBe,
luenn audi mirre BlGne ertpa6ten Do.
bel in oieienl aufgeItorten MenI6en.
fin0. sd laui' beimlid fortl
ga freili6! Sd geb' in oen
@rcuBen lit tuobl melt,
aber nian bettelt iid bolt our6 .
pber iA geb' gu Den piloen YanO,l-
rem, Die icst Dos genug i'm 2ano bau-
icnl 8artet MIR! SD Mills elid)
Gam Iadt mi9 nit aus"
beitcS Geil mor in uno nit
oleier idbcn uno itarfen 2iebe er.
uno Dies bette SeiI bieB Zap
fcrfeiti).
@s nar i'm Sabre t744. 9ie
infer 1cfn nitprrpihifhpn
Washington Journal., 1919-06-13
@rottentempel iii 9irma.

Snoien lit reid al SeIientennpeln.
Die ols @erfe frommer Menihen.
bdnoe sic 8emunoerung Ser &eiien.
ben erregen. Sino 0o6 biele oieier
Setnpel nit ibren peiten Saaen,
Sdulen9dngen uno 5o6lreiden Sta.
tuen in0ii6er Gottbeiteu BON 9rab.
Washington Journal., 1919-06-13

Ger Serbh lit oie ernte.
5eit; aii6 fir Die ainoer loute er Is
lein, oie mdbreno oes gnn3cn Com
niers flciBis ~gearbeitet Daben.
Washington Journal., 1919-06-13

@ioerfpru6. 5rGuIein
eau einem Scrrn, Der ettpas auf.
orin9lid ilt(: n@ein Serr. Gie &c.
fen 81 meit!"
Scrr: n@icio?"
6raillein: n@eil Sic mir 5l nabe
fommcn."
Washington Journal., 1919-06-13

Ii6t Die ueitcn Sropfiteinbo6Ien in
Die 9in9piboblen, Sic ettpa
n4t5ig &ilometer tpeit bon 9ongun
lieger. Snmitten Der pbantaitii9en
@ebiloe Der Gtalaftiten uno Stalaa.
miten iino bier 5ablrcide 8ilonilie
@uoobas ~aufgeIteat tuoroen, ebenio
bat man Die @anoe nit &eliefoar.
lteaungen rcligioier S5enen ge.
i6miidt- So, man ging nod meter
uno bat ein5elue Der Sropiiteine gu
grotesfen @noobabiloniiien bebaucn.
Washington Journal., 1919-06-13

@s mar i'm Sabre 1744. 9ie
Eonouren unter Dem oiterrei6ii6en
Washington Journal., 1919-06-13

~ Sic i'm f~oIeenocn ecfbilSerte 9eIage.
rrng bat itd tntiddii6 ant einem @urgfelfen
Der 9fuine 9obbarr bel 2abern I'M SliaB er,
cionet. g.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

= 4elGssyss 4slGsssss'ast.asffly a.asfly
GQZPP1ACEES
This Is Worth READING

Thousands have been relieved of
Indigestion, Stomach and Liver disor-
ders by SEVEN BARKS; the follow
ing extracts from testimonials volun-
tarily given, prove our assertion.
For the past 20 years SEVEN
BARKS has saved me many a doctor
bill. Have found it a most excellent
remedy for Indigestion and Kidney
troubles.-L "A. Ames, Prospect.
Maine.
For seven years was troubled
with stomach trouble and rheuma-
tism. could get no relief. SEVEN
BARKS helped me wonderfully, and l
will never be without it. In fact, it
is doctor itself. Since using
SEVEN BARKS eat well. sleep well,
and feel like a new person.-Mrs.
Mary E. Sturgen. Sheldon Springs,
Vt.
have used SEVEN BARkS and
1t cured me of a very bad case of
Constipation and Indigestion. 1 was
all run down, had no strength. could
hardly go out doors, etc.: your
SEVEN BARKS did me more good
than anything l ever tried; it's a
good standby and can heartily
recommend it.-Edward Upham,
Lynn, Mass.
What SEVEN BARKS has done
for others. it will do for you. For
sale by druggists. so cents per bot
tie. Do not neglect to try it.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02
PROBATE COURT

The following buoiness has been
transacted at the adjourned sessions
Of the probate court:
Administrations granted-Of the
estate of George ". Robinson. late Of
Oakland, w. H. Bowden and George
A. Chamberlain both Of Winsiow, ad-
ministrators; of the estate of Irving
L. Hopkins, late of Readfeld, Flora
E. Hopkins Of Readfield. administra-
trix; Of the estate OF yelma B. Bry-
ant, late of Albion, Charles F. By
ther Of Albion. administrator: Of the
estate of Allen c. Goodwin, late Of
Oakland. Henry L. Hunton Of Oak
land. administrator; Of the estate Of
Alonzo B. Davis. late of National
Soldiers Home, BENJAMIN F. Davis
Of Fall River. Mass, administrator.
and Sanford L. Fogg Of Augusta,
Me-, agent.
Guardians appointed-Of Avis Gus
tina Sproul ct ais. minors, of Halo
well, Harvey E. Crimmin Of Halo
well. guardian; Of Lottie A. john
son, ct ais, minors, Of Hallowell,
Nettie S. johnson, Of Hallowell.
guardian.
Adoptiops granted-Robert Stanley
Giberson of Augusta adopted by
Charles E.. and Flora Emmer Smiley
Of Augusta.
Trustees appointed-O. B. Clason,
trustee under the will Of Edith May
Griffin late of Litchfield for benefit
Of Mary Alice Goodwin: E. w. AL
len trustee under the will of Delphina
Carter late Of Waterville for the
benefit of Harry B. Allen.
Real estate license granted--To Ell
mer E. Gile. executor of the will OF
Charles K. Gile, late of Mt. Vernon.
Widows allowance granted = To
Mabel G. Preble of Gardiner, widow
of Waldo G. Preble. late of Gardiner.
Inventories filed-In the estates Of
Elmira E. Robinson. late of Rome;
Alonzo NJ. Neal, late of Gardiner;
Charlotte r. W. Choate, late Of Au-
gusta; Arthur Rousseau, late of
Winslow.
Accounts allowed-First and final
account of Percy Vickery Hill, ex-
ecutor Of the will Of Ellen E. Wick
cry. late Of Augusta; final account
of Lebert A. Webber. guardian of
Charles F. Weber; final account of
A. NJ. Stratton. administrator Of the
estate Of Byron B. Trask, late of AL
bion: final account of 'Celanire Bour-
que, executrix of the will of Joseph
Bourque, late of Waterville; first ac-
count of Elverda B. Moore and Angie
E. Shepard, ADMINISTRATORS of the
estate Of Henrietta Libby. late of
Gardiner; sixth .ccount of trustees
under the will of Anne Richards, late
of Gardiner.
Papers filed for notice-F'irst and
final account Of Carrie E. Fisher. ad-
ministratrix of the estate of Mary
NJ. Fisher. late Of Augusta; petition
for distribution Of the estate of Ellen
z. Eickery. late of Augusta; petition
for assessment of inheritance tax on
the estate of Ellen E. Vickery, late
Of Augusta; will and petition for pro
bate thereof Of Angela A. Foster, late
of Gardiner; will and petition for
probate thereof of Siias H Atkins,
, late Of Gardiner; will and petition
! for probate thereof of Willard S.
Hodgkins late Of Fayette.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02
THEY STOP THE TICKLE

exceptions by defendant; F. W.
Clair; Edward A. Lacroix.
Harry d. Simpson, libellant, VS..
Mae c. Simpson; motion by libellee;
Carl C. Jones; Harry Manser.
Greenwood c. Arnold vs.. the city
of Augusta; motion and exception
by defendant; w. H. Fisher; NJ. E.
Sawteile.
New Entries.
The Real Estate Title Insurance
and Trust Company of Philadelphia,
ct ais, VS.. Calvin w. Dearborn, ct
ais: on report: Walter NJ. Sanborn
and Pattangall & Locke; White, Car
ter & Shelton and McGillicuddy &,
Morey.
Frank E. Mace VS.. Daniel I.
Gould; motion and exceptions by de-
fendant; Williamson. Burieigh & Nc
Lean; Clinton c. Stevens and Daniel
I. Gould.
Fred A. Sheaf vs.. George Huff:
motion and exceptions by defendant:
Andrews & Nelson;'C r. Tupper and
A. S. Littlefeld.
Elmer E. Newbert, in repIevin, VS..
David B. Ellis; motion and exceptions
by defendant; Williamson. Burleigh
& Mclean; Carl c. Jones.
Robert L. Erwin VS.. William Z,
Colby and trustee; motion by de-
fendant; Harvey D. Eaton; F. w.
Clair for defendant.
State VS.. Fred Hahnel appellant;
violation of municipal ordinance;
agreed statement; Walter NJ. San
born, county attorney; McGillicuddy
& Morey.
Sasadahoe County.
Charles H. Smith VS.. Laurin T.
Hunter; motion by defendant: Hesel-
ton and Dale; McGillicuddy & Morey.
Charles F. Hadakin VS.. Laurin T.
Hunter; motion by defendant: Hesel-
ton and Dale; McGillicuddy & Morey.
Somerset County.
Gilbert G. Palmer VS.. The Solon
Lumber Company; motion by de-
fendant; L. L. Walton and c. E.
Eames; Butler & Butler.
New Entries.
Ada B. Everett VS.. William R.
Everett; exceptions by plaintiff;
Walton'& Walton; Lawrence.
Louisa j. Williams VS.. Madison
Water Company; motion by plaintiff;
w. B. Brown and T. A. Anderson;
Pattangall & Locke and Butler s,
Butler.
Waldo County.
Lucius A. Walton VS.. Amos A. Col :
cord: motion for new trial by de-
fendant; H. c. Buzzell: Arthur
Ritchie.
Ezra A. Carpenter VS.. the Charles
H. Hadley Estate; report on agreed
statement; Dunton & Morse; F. w.
Brown, Jr.
New Entries.
John r. Bradstreet VS.. Frank W.
Winter: on report; c. N. Perkins and
F. w. Clair; Dunton G. Morse; H. c.
BuzZell.
Erma I. Coffin, complainant VS..
Erskine Northrop; exceptions: Ar
thur Ritchie; H. c. Buzzell.
Carl H. Fernald VS.. Beals G.
Walker; motion by defendant; H. c.
Buzzell: George H. Morse.
Lottie B. Carver, ct ais, in equity,
VS.. Charles H. Wright: ct ais; appeal
by defendant; Dunton & Morse; ]. H.
Montgomery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02
MEMORANDUM FILED
BY Chief Justice Cornish in Case q,
Annie CareiI, Apl't from Decree o.
JUDGE of Droh>%a


Annie careiI, ApIt from Decree Of
Judge Of Probate.
Inc decision of Chief Justice Les
lie c. Cornish in the case of Annie
Carell, Apt, from the decree of the
judge of probate was published in
the Kennebec Journal of Nov. T. In
addition to this decision Chief Justice
Cornish has filed the following
memorandum:
ANNIE CARELL. APL'T.
From Decree of Judge of Probate.
Memorandum filed November %. 1919.
My attention has been called to two
inaccuracies in this statement which
l will now correct.
1. On page 2. it is stated that the
only apparent source of income from
which Mrs. Ellis could add to her de-
posits in the Cascade Savings Bank
was the rental of her house in Oak
land.
However, Mrs. Ellis testified that
she held mortgages aggregating
sloO, and that these were paid dur
ing her marriage and the proceeds
added to her private deposits. This
had escaped my attention when the
statement was prepared.
2. On page 3. it is stated that the
deposit in the Cascade Savings Bank,
about $1,000. represented by deposit
book No. 1929, in the name of George
A. Ellis and subsequently changed so
as to read 'or Mrs. Luella H. Ellis,
payable to either. in case Of death to
survivor had been withdrawn by
Mrs. Ellis on May Is. 1918. I was
misled in this because of the entry
in the deposit book which was before
me. The entry reads, May Is with
drawal $1999.5S." all on one line;
whereas the withdrawal in fact ap-
piled to the sum of $40 on another
line, and the s1s99.5S was the balance.
LESLIE c. CORNISH.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

That old familiar musical instru.
ment, the harmonica or mouth or
gan" is still with US. Before the war
Germany had a complete monopoly
in their manufacture and the words
made in Germany" was found on
nearly all makes. Saturday a Jour-
nal man discovered" q fine line in a
local music store and in place Of the
customary legend referred to, found
the words made in Japan"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02
SHOP NOTES

Fifield Bros. Co. claim superior
quality in their quick vaporizing Tide
Water Economy gasoline. They say
that during the cold weather is the
time to give it a thorough test, as
the average gasoline does not re-
spond as we'll in cold weather. See
their special adv. on snow shoes, skis,
toboggans. etc.-Ady
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02
dec2d3t

Theo N. Dutton Of this city has the
Jail work shop for use as a garage,
and opened for business Monday.
Mr.. Dutton is an experienced auto
mechanic and gives good satisfaction
because he does the work right.
dec2d1ts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

This Is the last day on which pay
ments can be made on the Christina.
Club which has been conducted by
the State Trust Co. during the year
past. Membership checks will be
mailed within few days. The club
this year IL the largest in both mem
bership and amount saved.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

Sturgis Randall together with a
crew Of lumbermen, left Monday
morning for the Dead river region.
where they will work some of the
holdings Of the Augusta Lumber Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

war activities, there has been but
small funds with which to work and
the officers of association hope that
at this time many will take a greater
interest and give to this worthy
cause. The membership fees are now
due. $1.0O for annual fee and $500 for
an honorary membership. There will
be a great many cases in the city
when the cold weather comes which
will need relief and this association
is the one which will be called upon
to attend to such.
Leroy euekIin
Leroy Bucklin died at his home in
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02
RIPLEY

Rev. Mr.. Smith of the Methea1l
church has Evangelist Dees -
massachusetts, with him now
meetings evenings. Mr.. Dees expsI
to continue the meetings for Y
weeks.
Miss Vivian Bane has gone to y
gor for an operation for appenaN']
Mrs. Abbie Wakefield is seri'S]|
Ill. Mrs. Maud Card is helpms
care for her. j
Mrs. L. r. Ramsdell. who has "
suffering with severe cold, is S']
ly improving.
Mrs. Carrie Frost OF AubufI
passing q few days with Mrs
Jewett. i
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Clifton StaffoFSs
Waterville are visiting at L" l.
ford's.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

Vernon Soule. Clarence Kimball,
Paul NcGouIdrick, Walter Hutchin-
son and Carroll Hutchins. who
have been visiting their rel
atives in the city over Thanksgiving,
returned by automobile Sunday to
their studies in Boston University,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

Swanville on Saturday at the ass
10 years. He was a farmer ahu n
born in Morrill, the son of Wu-1
and Sarah (Whitcomb) Buckin- ]
leaves his wife. Funeral se'"1
were held today at II O'Clock
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

The annual meeting Of Rose of
Sharon Chapter, No. 13, o. E. S., will
be held on Wednesday evening, Dec.
3. when there will be election Of Of
fcers and reports of the chapters
years work.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

The special price Of 81 for the Red
Cross magazine remains good until
Jan. 1. 1920. By renewing now, the
subscriber gets the advantage of
the 81 rate. and his subscription will
be extended for one year from date.
BY leaving your name and dollar.
your subscription will be attended
t0
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

The Misses Marian and Frances
Ellinwood. who have been on an ex-
tended trip to Providence, New York
and West Point, witnessing the
Arny-Navy football game at the lat
ter place. returned Monday morn
ing to their home in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

Dandelions in December, What
could be sweeter? A full blown yellow
blossom came through the mail Mon
day afternoon from Anita Hanson,
who picked it on the Townsend road
in North Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

Melvin Smith. who has been en-
ployed as machinist at Waltham,
Mass, during the past year. passed
Thanksgiving in this city with his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Smith,
Franklin street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

The first meeting Of the League
OF Women Voters will be held this
Tuesday evening at 7.30 o'clock in
the 7. NJ. c. A. Assembly hall. The
duties. qualifications and election Of
city officials will be the subject. A
penny collection will be taken.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

The Universalist Dramatic Club
will give "Elizabeth's Young Man"
and ZerubbabeFs Second Wife"
Thursday night at the vestry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

Horace Parlin has returned to Bev-
erly. Mass. where he is employed,
after passing the Thanksgiving va
cation with his mother, Mrs. Nellie
Parlin, and his sister. Miss Ethel
Parlin. 81 Green street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

On and after Dec. I. win be at my
home. Bangor street. All bills due G.
D. Haskell & Son will be collected and
all bills payable settled here. George
D. Haskell. Tel. 40. novsdtf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02
LOCAL NOTICE

On and after Dec. Ice will be de-
livered as follows: South Of Green
street. Monday and Thursday: North
Of Green street, Tuesday and Friday;
East side river. Wednesday and Sat.
urday.
dec2d3t AUGUSTA ICE co,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02
George w. Nichols

George W. Nichols, O. years Old
dead at his home in Belmont
death occurring on SUNDAY. He y"
o. years old and unmarried. He "
born in Morrill, and was farf'1
Funeral services will be held ID1
day at 2 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02
WHEN RHEUMATIC
PAINS HIT HARD
Havo Sioan's linimsnt ready for
those sudden rheumatic
twinses

ONT let tat rheumatic pain
or ache find you without Sloan's
- Liniment again. Keep 1t handy
In the medicine cabinet for immediate
action when needed. II you are out Of
1t now. get another bottle today. 80
you won't suffer any longer than nec-
essary Rhen a pain or ache attacks.
you.
Apply Il without rubbing-for It
Notwithstanding prompt relief o4
sciatica, lumbago, neuralgia, lame
ness, soreness. sprains. strains.
bruises. Be prepared-keep It handy.
All druggists-35c. Toe, $1.4o.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

The Murray Alliance will have
their Christmas sale in the vestry of
the Universalist church on
Wednesday and Thursday Of this
week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

The Office of w. V. Hunt & Son
will be closed at IL o'clock this
noon for the remainder of the
day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

Leon Odlin, who passed Sunday
with his mother in this city, left
Monday morning for Bath, where he
has employment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

The marriage intentions Of Lee
Quincy and Marie Poulin, both Of
this city. have been filed at the office
Of the city clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

Hon. Edward r. Merrill Of Skow-
hegan. county attorney of Somerset
county, was in this city awhile Mon
day on legal business
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

The price Of milk from Dec. 1st
1919 will be Is cents per quart at
retail and 13 cents per quart at
wholesale. (Signed)
MLKMEN OF AUGUSTA.
AaooA4<
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02
No energy.

You cannot attend to work properly with degree Of
satisfaction your head aches you feel gouchy from
dsordeed stomach imperfect digestion To do work
head.
you have been close open get
out for moment and get lungs filed with fresh air
stomach deranged from hasty eating eating heartily OF
rich indgestible food few doses Of "L F. Atwoods
Medicine to start digestive functions You will get speedy
relief and yon win find yourself doing easily
and with satisfaction yourself Fifty all dealers
sample Tree from "L.F.' Medicine Co.. Portland. Me.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

The weather makes no difference.
A fast lens and a powerful light gives
results in Home Portraits" by Man
sur. Tel. S65-X.
dec2d2t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

Frank Ridley. who II employed at
Bath. visited over. Sunday At his
home in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02
NOTICE

hereby give notice to all persons
that they are forbidden to extend cred I
to my wife, Georgiana Robichaud, as
shall pay no bills Of her contracting
after this date.
Signed JUD r. ROBICHAUD
Augusta, Me-, Dec. l. 1918.
dec1d1fs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

Scott Damren. who has been visit
ing relatives in the city, left Sunday
for Boston, where he II employed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

Fred n. Aoulton Of North Jay was
q caller Monday In this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

Judge of Probate Harold e. Cook
passed Monday at Old Town on mat
ters OF business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

Mr.. and Nrs. Harry B. Austin pass
ID the day On Monday in Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02
Law court
Will Convene Tuesday,
Dec. 9 in City

sociate Justices Spear, Philbrook,
Morrill,, Wilson and Deasy Sitting
Cases on Docket for Counties Of
kennehee, Sasadahoe, Somerset
and Waldo.
The December term of the law
court will convene in this city Tues
day. Dec. 9. at 10 A. NJ. with Chief
Justice Leslie c. Cornish of Augusta
and Associate Justices Albert NJ.
Spear of Gardiner. Warren c. Phil
brook of Waterville. John A. Morrill,
Of Auburn, Scott Wilson Of Portland
and Luere 3. Deasy of Bar Harbor
sitting. IL will be the first term OF
the new reporter Of decisions. Judge
Freeman D. Dearth of Dexter. who
was recently appointed by Gov. Milli-
ken to succeed Terrence B. Towle of
Bangor.
The following cases are on the
docket for the counties Of Kennebec,
Sagadahoc. Somerset and Waldo.
kennebee County.
Suphrem Labricque VS.. the Catho-
lie Order of Foresters; motion and
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

A Pittsfield woman staru.
neighbor the other day by of'e'", -,
trade her three sons for the
woman's three cows
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02
AUGUSTALOCALS

n. b. Crosby Of Waterville was .
business caller Monday In this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02
Miss Jennie NORM
Tells How Cuhcma
Healed Pimples
c1UErT.PIADoDY tca Ac.M05U1

"My FACE was ful of pinpaeB md
lwas always scratching them. which
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02

Leroy Bucklin died at his home in
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-02
Notice to Milk Consumer.

AUGUSTA ICE co,