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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

T The Bath Veteran Firemen's Asso-
citation has as vet received no reply
to its letter proposing to the Hancock
tub of Brockton. Mass, match be-
tween that tub and the Senator Bax-
ter of Bath for $1,000 a side. the
stream to be clear water.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

No notice whatever win be taken Of
unsigned communications.
The Journal cannot be held response
BILE for the preservation or return
Of rejected communications.
Address all communications relating
to subscriptions and advertisements
to Kennebec Journal Company,
Publishers. Augusta. Maine.
MEMBER THE ASSOCIATED PRESS
The Associated Press 10 excinsiveiy
entitled to the use for republication OF
Ill news dispatches credited to Il or not
otherwise credited In this paper ana
4iso the local news published herein.
All rights Of republication Of special
dispatches herein are also reserved
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

LOMBARD CAMP. 2751, ROYAL
Neigbbors OF America. Meetings sec.
ond and fourth Friday evenings OF eaca
month at q. A. r. hall
MRS. BERTHA II. OVERLOOK. o.
MRS. ALICE NJ. PINKHAM. Rec,
int n lvpS - ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27
, MORRILL, COMMANOERY

No. 36. U. o. G. c. Regular meetings
second and fourth TUESDAY evenings ~
TO o'clock at Golden Cross hall.
ETHEL v. COLEY, n. C.
w. e. CLOUGH. r. *. r.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-27

KENNEBEc LODGE, NO. 1855,
Loyal Order Of Moose, meets in G. A
r. hall. W-:er street. every Wednesday
evening at 7.30.
CHAS. R. SHAW. Dictator.
W. W. JACKSON. Sec, u Pike St
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
Wednesday Brighton MarNsg

Stock Tartis, May 5-Sapp.so> ID.
beef caCs3a were moderate. @1Ja Z
taLriy .arge amount OK trauS ,ossaS
from nearby. Prices Ners 8 soaGt,
stronger chan On raes>las Caves
held II ruesSiay : level. FANCY cesl-
"es sold az -6tgisc. Nxgfs Se0,l -es,vss
l4@I5 SC, logs were n 2gnt sslp-
piy ar me- Yards. 1at ghe market Was
weak with abouE ceut decline rom
. wees ago.
Although Shipment Of mich COWS
were lighter -nan week. agu, there
was 4 fairy heayy offering rs nearly
ali had 4 NUMBER 1i leGe oveTs
from the prevIoas week ; safe
Reported saies-S3,is L ForsuSl.
sold % cattle az : c-+niDc. ana aulS
az sac lie; % caves ~ teul-c; KS
hogs AT "a SIC. anu , hogs az "A 1-sc.
Rnnert ConnurS sold 20 ryliic.i cows
At s1pesifT5- z. 6. Piper sold mica
cows At S75fHi35. =. Stetson sold
car -t9 rs. nc 1-c. anu ealvps. 9Sa
fns- at Dc Putnam Eros. sold Z cat
tie at 5Gsc; 30 ,aives N sqa15c.
hogs II I5e: 9 mixers 1t sT5gfI25.
]. w. Br0oks sold IS cattle ar tzg
4--c: - caIVes al = t-4c. 3 hogs III
lie; ana q niicn cows AT sg5srlSs.
+. o. Thompson sad 10 calves at
lie; 80 hozs at "A 1-2c: : aneen AZ 10e:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06
North Orland Granae.

\ new grange Was utsAniGeu at
North prlGnd Thursday night April
~, BY State Secretary r. II, Libby
With a charter members. The OF
urers elected and Installed are as
follows: Master \ r. GRAY. ever
seer, Il q DAVIS; lecturer, Mrs, Cav
tie Gran, steward, r. RI. GraN, as
s:staut steward, Alton pouglass;
chaplain, Mss IL " Mute: treas
urer. leslie u. johnson; secretary,
norls 4. lohnson; satekeeper, W r.
Moore, Ceres, llala Douglass; 20
upna. Aud,t =. Whlte; Flora. Mary
DAMS, lalN assistant steward. lida
\ ttrdN.
Ihis grange starts eli With good
prospects and they are all e>ldN con-
sidersns the Owning OF u home u
lheIr pwn.
On SATURDAY Mr., Libby atteaded
the mSvllns ii Nest tenubsuol 20
mona Grange a. independent Grange
hall &caI1ui i, and IN the evening
Orient Grange =, East CorjatA. FMS
last mentioned Mas NoQnS peoples
n4sht aud u me musiea, program
~,ss presented Cake. and coffee were
sSrN 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

In East Boston. Mass. at - Lam
son street Q contented family OF
three children and the mother live.
daily thanking In silence the kind
neighbor who helped them when they
were sick. Mrs. Nellie Woodford is
the mother and she writes the fol-
lowing letter to DR.. J. F. True & Co.:
"Having heard about your medicine
from my neighbors and druggist,
wondered IL your DIR. True's Elixir
wasn't what I needed. I am q hard
working woman. working six hours
every day for the Penn Realty Trust
Company In Boston. In doing this
work I use a lot Of strength. Besides
this looking after my house and the
care of my three children wore me
out.
/ guess my nerves got out Of kilt
FIRST. I worried a lot. and seemed to
get tired easy lost my appetite.
was overtaken with dizzy spells. my
eyes got blurred. and l soon found 1
had to stay homo from work. 1
didn't do any Homework. but the rest
didn't do any good.
i always I1lQ OIle SpcCldi uOSloL Ava
myself and the children. but he was
out Of town when l was sick. / took
medicine from the druggist which my
friends brought in, but nothing did
any good NY bowels were out Of
order. My breath bad. and I was
shaky all over. Worst OF all the ter
rible headaches came. 1t seemed I
had suffered years before your DR..
True's Elixir was brought in to me by
a neighbor.
After a short time l began to cheer
up and be myself again. My bowels
were soon In order and l noticed that
the dizzy spells had left me. l think
your Elixir wonderful. l am work
ing every day now getting stronger
and picking up my appetite. II feel
fun OF gratitude toward DR.. True'S
Elixir,
The children sometimes eat things
which don't agree with them. when I
am not around TO see. and then
cramps and constipation follow. I
just get out my bottle of DR.. True's
Elixir and find no trouble in getting
them TO take some. 1t IS easy to
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Rsaanelo Graase

Seadiie!u Grange held an interest
lns meeting MAY Z. \ ,aEse mum Der
81 members troM Cascade GRANGE
wecs pSeseat by Invitation. Dr, 4, ",
lWstraeI save an interesting leeSupe
NTH views. \ boQRtliGl ainaeg was
served 80 oveV 100 members. Much
credit Is due laura Cooper IS chair
man u Che dinner committee.
Fae o.ticega OF Cascade Grange
We're invited 10 the chairs. A 5na
program mad been prepared by. Lel-
tUreg Arthug \. Gleason. Piano
solo. t'aaa.e Slurtevant of Salmon
VI Maine Mildred Perkins vo>al
solo, haa0le StGvJevant Of Sa..nca
Lake Grange, encore; readlng, Mar
TIA Mitchell, voral sou. May Gieas-
on, story, Mrs. Greene. reading.
Laura QtlNer, dues, SISTERS Oliver
ana Mitchell; reaQing, }. W Long
ley. reading, Mrs. CognIogth; piaao
sQ.u. & Q. bfeer; remarks. Master
Lloyd Alexander OF salmon Lake
A. w Burroughs OF Win
throp Grange. Master Ernest =. DIV
e. o1 Cascade Grange and y g. Rus
sell.
n rising yo>e o. thanks was gwen
Cascade. Samoa Lake and Sidney
Oranges. Fhere viii De 3 SPECIAL
meeting Of the Grange Friday I've
nins, MAJ 7 10 confer the third AMI
fourth degrees. \ fuu attendance Is
desired. Fhese Nll oe L supper
-GteG ne wosk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

the wafer was oysr the top Of the Golfer
dam.
A. o O'Clock the following noTniAS
shawnut reported S1Go cubic feel pee
second OF wafer noWips IN tbs river.
spFiHs hood
\ When the waller Was AZ IT'S height
Geld VI heavy ice, nearly 81 acre Ia GA
lent, and having frozen within u q -four
log boom strongly chained together and
bearing upon its surface a river dryers
hopse, swans entirely across the river
and driied rapdiy down the Souta
channel. The bulk OF This ice Went over
The timber crib which had been con
strueted on the Island end OF the south
channei dam 10 protest the new work.
1t seemed as II nothing but d miracle
could save this crib and with the faiiur
at The crib would so the cofter dam be
low. But the ice and logs hung Tar out
over the edse af The crib, then broke ID,
larse masses and the Ice ana chained
logs piunged into the narrow spate he
tween the south channel dana ANA the
Golfer dam.
Although The Ice was braken Ia atoms.
and the heavy timbers were spiintered
INTO hlndiins wood, 50 lar as ascettaineu
The eolter dam remained intact. lno
river Is now reported clear VI solid ice
as tar up as bingham, although the
water here 10 sti,i full ut broken ice.
During the AFTERNOON the hne large
pier which the LOG DRIVING Association
had lust conpIeted Opposite tha entrance
10 the south chaunei VAS completely de
atrulpd
So tar the company has heaa torttiuatl
and concreting has been sulng Oh as
! usual on The foundations Ut the power
house which The hard work OF the paat
month had raised above this very high
NAtOl.
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MONMOUTH

The funeral OF Mrs. rsav;na (rsnss-
ham, Richardson. wife OF. wilsre&1.
Richardson. was held at the nome
in North Monmouth, Friday at. naon.
The service. was conducted BY Rev.
c. :. Spear OK Liyersnore Fails. a
former pastor or the, Methodist
church IN Monmouth. The beagers
were her three sons and brother,
Rev, George A. rfniSnam Of Industry.
The lnserment. was IN Gienside GENE
terry in Winthrop.
The ladies', Ala OF The Methodist
chursS will serve a dinner. at Change
haii Thursday moon.
Miss -Aaanas Of jag and Ter aunt.
Mrs. Talbot Of Lewiston. are the
guests OF Rev. Bessie 2. C~sgeil..
John Chick siugray Of Berwick is
the. saast % has nspiiss. Rev. e., ".
n. keyes and Mrs keyes-
Mrs Emma Merrill and. grandson
Adm Hutchinson passed Sunday in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

Daniel Carleton has bought the
Andrew Palmer barn II Whitehead
and has commenced taking II down
and viii move Il TO has lorae wfrer.
ne intenas~ 20 build a store.
Lincoln County Pomona Grange
val meet with Bouthoay Grange az
Boaehbay Center. Tuesday. May Il.
At the request OF tnis grang. L. II.
White. field agent Of the Bureau Of
Markets Nail be present 20 ave =
tax along agricultural lines.
Rernai Jewett VIM has employ
rnenG d Bath passed Sunday 1t home.
L emery anu 3. Lain Of Lewiston
were. n town Thursday.
ciarence- Hilton mas moved his
family 20 North Newcastle. He has
bought the e. q. Baker farm. rhe
many rr,ends here are sorry 20 have
them CO.
Mrs. Abbie Aver and Mrs. Mary
E-sk,ns went 10 Bath Montiay 70
riS,r Mrs. n. 3. Hodgnon.
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Oranges
6saneh Mills Grange, No. 336.

Al the grange, Thursday evening,
a surprise was tendereu Mr, aud
Mrs. ". 5. Jones who have Just ve-
turned FROM Florida. aud Sisters
liertrudu Nelson and Ednt WurthinG
ia huuur al their birthdays, After
the business session, recoas was de-
rlarud Refreshments al harlequin
toe cream and crackers were served
anu a soGiai tlnu vas enjoyed.
Sisters Nelson aud Wurthing were
given hall Of tW inu to Wind. at the
eud of which was u hpN containing Il
hWthdaN caha The mnetins was
again called 60 order aud those who
were hviuS entertained expressed
thulr Appreciation tpr thu euiuNahle
eN eniug. \ pleasing ptuSram was
thea presented. The next meeting
viii be rhursday evening, May d.
Whvn there VIA be an inittattun.
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.....xS u L. :, 10
hent's Hill Music Students
Hold Unique Entertainment

one u The most Interesting social
eNeAts of the ye>lr occurred At tAe
Aent'S Hill Seminary CONSERVATORY
If Music la-sl evening waeu the pu-
p.is Of Miss sarah SagleE head II
the department entertained she 9th
er students enrolled n the music
courses. The pTosram MAS CHARMING
tor It's unusual nature ana The Usual
y eogvSoue games and plays We're
delightfully."- replaced y unique zeal
UgeS that everyone enjoyed, Too
sn4ph credit cannot DC SlvGI - Miss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

terribly sick and II was a serious
case. We all have your Elixir to
thank for relieving her Of stomach
worms. When l gave It to Louise il
acted like magic. and fixed her up
only after two doses
Signs of worms are: Constipation
hardened full belly, swollen upper
lip. sour stomach, offensive breath
and occasional pains, pale face of
. leaden tint, eyes heavy and dull
twitching eyelids. itching of the nos
, trils. and short dry coughs, grinding
Of the teeth. little red points sticking
out on the tongue, starting during
sleep. slow fever. II your children
show any OF these symptoms, start
giving DR.. True's El.x-r. The Family
Laxative and Worm ExpeL=- 1t once.
II has done wonders for children and
grownups since 1854. AT ALL
DEALERS.-Atv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

los ~ nI
ntn.. danuht.r p,ultnr MIN have
Nam ,,,asts ~ Air ma Airs .. 4.
A,a,,,s ~ N,d,snu .,rnua for se,
.,SI ~ r'r,Tu,1 - nm, Lolne m
Afnnnnntb Weanesa,>. noruiug
u,.,1 Az : y ,,r.anvond NJ
1y't.r.,,l-, hox, len nassing a f,n
~. IN ,bs Nom, az Il !, ,,rnnnAool
Tha ,u'o ,,cnlsman a,e Cousins Mrs.
,t's.,.,,n,J Tsn,rnna +, W,taryme
uodnaslal- mn,ning ina iva gen
,I.n,,n ,notinutn,s ~ A,eustA an a
t.,gi,,as. Nh,
\1rN ~ nn,, ,>ho has ossn IN
,.,Tn rnr he nast MN h,,s ,aued
n.ra ~ tha l.tth II h.r stspmothey
hirs ANN. 49, 1ish returned 10
~, Nm. j., Auh,,.ni,I, "Wednesday.
,naroinT~
nam'5n "A Sn,,,b az uacra ~ F.,
.n,anmt Va ,yn,>.arsIty MS h,
~ M ,isI,or in INA home NJ n,
'na Nj ,.rn,ss ~ ynnng nj Mai
.n, ,Vsn,,e
~, :, ~ l,nr.,p sonasi,tan4,nt
M ~, St,Ta E,fnrm.t,,l. far WON
IN v.ot =, An,,,t, "Wednesday
,.arp,ns- +, he ,,,.seot Ar meeting
- ~, re-, >s.,.;.,t,,,
t,oi,hta III s., n,ae MIN bait ~
r.ruIar mser,ng IN < 9 nan an
'rh,l,~,i,>, ~, - vhi-h t,nn
- ny NJ Lnlehf MN Ga y,orkr1
nn a ,I1ss az ~.n1,Safrx
nsnuh Attarn,x General trsa \
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wHITEFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Bailey. Master
Frances and Mrs. Hannah Bailey
nase lett for California where they
intend. 20 make their home. Mrs
hannah Bailey IS 81 wears and las
been . resident Of Whiteieid' over 81
years. All her living relatives reside
IN Saiifernia. She is looking for
ward with. great pleasure IN sseinE;
her sister anu brothers 81. has not
seen Tor years and grandchildren that
she mas never seen. The best wishes
Of their many friends go with them.
Miss Anna Lane. = Gardner gen
erAi hospital nurse, is having week
vacation with her friend, Mrs. K, 4.
Morse.
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BENTON STATION

Ar. aad Mrs. W. c, Williams "a
Gently visited AZ W. Il. Metcair's a
~ bon.
Charles Crockett and soa rum
Clinton We're visitors At Often Rich
acGsoas GA sunday.
Nh. and Mrs. Everest French are
receiving congratulations on the
birth o. 4 daughter, whica occurred
Oh MAY !.
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Coco Will Notes

Mrs. W. ?, HinSaley ana laughter
ha1E,et. accompanied by Mss Bar
bara Weaver, axe visiting n Boston
Eor 3 WsSi1.
Ga Thursday evening party was
gwen oE the Juniors Ok the Good VIII
High school IA honoc Ok Arthur Hens
bee. wno has been o5lsgsd % leave
school, Oh account OK III health.
On Friday evening The Sophomore
class had Us annual outing n GooI
Will Pines. Chapsr0neG by Miss. K. II,
keadfieil and Principal G. Ii. sierrs-
am. y pleasant evening vas re-
ported
On saturday morning the Senior
breakfast MAS served At the Ban
croft E'oSs House By Atr. and Mrs.
l. u AaGomoer, and was much en-
Joyed by these present. This IS one
Ok The annual events. AZ Good VIII,
On saturday 4IrsrHo0a tbs first
bal game OK the Sasson was played
SIX Good Viii. tue Madison team be-
ing the y3csoEs With = score % 9 20 ,
The next gama Will De- Diayea az
Athens on Wednesday afternoon, 20, =
lowed by a return game on the Good
VIII groanGs oR Saturday afternoon.
On SUNDAY afternoon Prot. Henry
W. Bsoan preached in Moody Chapel.
Prof. Brown IS AN unusually inter-
eStins speaker and is always rnuci,
enjoyed by the 6ooI VIII people.
Mrs e. +, Brown ami Young son OF
Bangor are visiting Mrs J. =. Ber-
dean.
Mrs Susie Phinney 81 poeassst.
Mass. IS visitor at Good WIN Farm.
where SIDE has two sons residing in
Winthrop Cottage
Mrs, Carl Green Of Valsrviile mas
q class 1t Geo4 VIII N vecai ex-
pzsAslaz.
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BE CAREFUL What You
Wash Your Hair With

Most Se,sqs and prepared sAasnDcoS
contain t2o much alkalb which is
Very injurious, - It dries The soap
ana makes she hair hyittis.
The BEST thins TO Use IS Aa.siasd
eeee2aat oil shampoo, for THIS is
pare and eatlrslx gTe>t> less. LIS
very cheap and beats any thing else
al TO pieces Noa can set his at
any drug seose, and a few ounces
VIII last tha who.e fslaliy Eo1 raoasSs.
Simply rootsten he hair with
Mater and rub Il IN. about a tea
spooaela IS all thai is required. Ii
uaa1es an abundance Of rich. creamy
lathsrs cisaases Thoroughly, and
rInseS cat easily, The hair driss
quickly and evenly. aad Is soft. fresh
ieoking, hgiSht, agny. Way. ard
easy 10 hsl2dle. Bssldes. ID looSeaS
and taxes oet every naxucle o1 dust.
atrt and dandraa.~Ai..
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For Acid Stomach
Drink Aagnes;a Wafer
Aztec Meas 80 SeatraliSs Dangerous
ACID, Sssssssa Sssasasn, Prsssas
Se4rness. Gas ans indigestion

II dysQSpLcs. sufferers froal acid
Sso1asien, gas. w6aG Ok flatl4ienSe. saS-
trle cataETh, artouru. exc would AXE
= te2lsQooat9i or Four tablets OF pare EssS~
immediately after eating they ulIghs
sega farset they wsgs ever aEfsGGle1
Win stomach, trouble. and dGc.crs lxoaid
nave 20 lock elsewhere toE p&tieats
u stomach allaity and Concentration os
the food coateltS OF thS stomach cam
o2@l slth M insufficient AsooS supply
y tfns stomach. Nos water Increases
nssia. wS.eS az - rsasSisN sSss.lnsI iN'ss
any reb&ase drug store ia either tablets
or. powder, Instantly nS0tralizes the ex-
CeSslNc Stcp1ach aeld and stops fera1eIl-
lsAsioSs lbs combination Ok thS EWo.
tASISt0fS. bS4as raSrvssp1S4y SUGGEST al
and decidedly uSefsxaoi5 TO sAe use OF
Agtl1c al disssts5ass. Stiaaalaass oc sGaS4i-
ekaeS faS la9SxeSsica.-A =. T.-=Aas.
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Sowhegan High
Keats Madison. II to )

SkuW hssan HIGH uuthlt aud outneldel
Madison al SkoWhegau "Wednesday ait
eCRoQu and wou e.tsllS. ShoWhes.,n Oh
tatued a upnlaandtns head n the laird
through erFors mtnSlul wtth sood stick
work, aud put the same On lie Ia the
seventh oA PRETTY batting. Ia the fourth
inning Rodgers went TO arst tpr Nadi-
son aud NuIraN pitched tae reInA ulaer
* the game. The summary
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

Palmer vere n Newport -or lis La
SATURDAY.
SenIamIn (. Miller and samdy wscS
guests SUNDAY AZ Z. W. SSsstas
Mrs. May 5ohGnnett al aoa4e 1or
me present.
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SPRING DEBILITY
Loss si ApesxIss. That rirsa -sss-
ing, ara Sonssssmss, Erupxioas

Thousands axe Ha,s~Ass Sarsapar.;sa
as heir spring gneslirips FOR that tired
feeling, nsrvous weakness, impure otosd
and testlfy i na1sss them feei oetter,
eat sad sleep better AND MAKES food
taste g0oas4
Spring deoslity 5 A candit,aar IA wasca
IL Is especially hard To- c9naoat disease
tilsre 4G1 eserSwhsra- Tns white oFooa
eGrpQs1lsS, sometimes Called TIE itttia
soldiers in the 1tooa. ooSAassss tits their
duty 10 agat dissaSes erEns, ar- TOO
xea< 20 10 goSa ssrylcs.a.
Hood > Sarsap4rifl2 increases the iii.
tls soldiers aud eaAaies thesn- TO resist
germs q grsls iRaoen<A- tevsrs ana
oslasr 2Asnasasssa It naS s2oN~i the. tesS %
three gsESrstions, gigirs entire saGis-
faStton. let IL today.
u 4 lax@siye. az csstzrsac IS nsauann
tzSs Iocs4 Stals.--A&v.
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wassc Eisas Feet o~ss Coffee Dam

@4Sn every th.ns running Sgaooth.y. Z
neS p01s2 Installed ami lbs eoaer 3am
as cry as the rest OK the coGaIry. the
Csasral Name Power ConpSayS con.
sSFaetloa officials a. SAoghsSan reSirsd
20 rest On = seSsat nIghs with rosy aepss
o. a. gssSC9 ~esl. BAt during ne asgA1
the ~aSsr ossAa 70 rise, agS il w.AS Qnly
% Sezy Strenuous egf0sts taas gae nag
saes add panSs we're renewed esAoss
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-06

Basiey ior her skill aud thoughtful
ness III preparing The series at rum
making uteuts.
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MOTHER and CHILDREN GRATEFUL

take. Their bowels are soon all
right. It may interest you TO know
that recently my youngest child vas
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Goodwill 2, Somerset, Academy 0

Somerset Academy lost It's tirst home
saIoe " educ sia. ia Good VIII by the
seut1 OF 20 O The Visiting team Won
through superior batting. Thompson
stCuck out II meu aud curtis 10 iha
scora bA luninss:
GOOD VIII .-.........3 5 0 u Z
Somerset .............V . . Q . ca
batteries loWley and Morreit TUFTS
aud ~ sart.
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PALMYRA
a.. .. Weeks

The funeral Of the late BENJAMIN ..
Weeks Of Hyde PARK. Mass. was held
Thursday morning at the. home or ms
sissers Mrs. L. W. Frost n Paimyra VII
age. Rev c. Il. Jononnett OF This Town
attended :ae service ana Or. Wooaar-:
Of. Newport rad charge Of the arrange
nents. TIE towers we're unusually
beautiful and abundant. Interr-lenr was
made n ina village cenetery.
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Iiyss, bladder and uric scid troubles. the
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1850. All dussists. three sizes,
LAX for sls s.ms Geld Medal co ssssy kaS
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z. ". Berrv ana Ellis Tlrorre Of II
Af5Anss were IN tnwn Sunday.
g. e. Thompson Of Lewiston WIS 4
weekend guest at .. 3. Coles.
Otis l. Hiaisdeil II Dexter vas a
visitor aver 5annay IL he homes OF
ats pareats ana sister
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ire Sunday caiiers at Alton HtIton.A.
Miss Maaei Joiaonneet came meme Iaar
week. from Auxusrs On account of the
afrssss Of hsx sister Miss Emma
III. and AraE 4 L. Paixnex ana AUurey
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tull Of youth and health may b.
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