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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
A Memorial to VaIor

The news announcement in an
other column Of the provision in the
viii OF the late Mrs. Eliza Mackin-
tosh Clinch Anderson Lawton OF
Ne" York for the erection OF a.
statue OF her father the late Gen.
cr'.l Robert Anderson. within the
walls Of historic Fort Sumter, will
awaken a. feeling Of thankfulness
and awaken our patriotism, recall
ing ss it docs the gallant defence OF
Sumter BY the then Major Anderson,
the first stern defiance Of an armed
resistance TO the rebeIious force in
81.
The United States loves all her
people and worships her heroes-but
she is usually lamentably tardy and
backward in expressing either of
these emotions. Recognition OF
Major Andersoa's bravery and valor
mas been given. it is true. but it is
regrctable that it has been left all
these years for relative 10 make
such public and lasting commem-
Grafton OF his deeds. The daush i.
ter's devotion to her father and the
provision for a lasting memorial to
him will be approved and appIauded
by an adrnirlng and grateful people.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
FRIENDSHIP

Mrs Albion Walton returned Salur-
day from Bath, after weeks visit with
relatives.
Edmund Walton is home from Bath
for a short stay.
Delegates 10 the Democratic State
convention a, Bangor March o. were
S. T. Jameson. Charles W. Morton and
Ralph W. Davis. Aiternaies. Winthrop
J. Whitney, Alvin G. Pottle and VIII
liam J. Orne. William L. BramhaM was
elected as county committee man The
town committee elected was. Chair
man. Alfred Fl. Morton: secretary. l.. P.
Winchenback; treasurer. Maurice w.
Norton Winthrop j. Whitney. Austin
Orne, Samuel s Poland and William E.
Bramhall.
Eurnham and MorriIis clam cann;n =
factory opened Wednesday OF last week
and f. II. Tawry opened his Monday
morning
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
The International Barber Shop

il ~ said br tho2e Nho cssay 70
spcak for him that ne hag no can
didate, though there are come who
find indicationz Of the popularity II
Mr.. Palmer With certain ones Of the
official household
Il may be said with perfect fair
ness. although the President in his
prcviou2 expression Of opinion has
opposed q third term, that no con
c!usion msy be mad from that, any
more than could have been had from
that plank in his platform by which
he vas pledged TO q single term
We do not think ne would be re-
strained BY any sciuple Of that sort
any more than We believe for a. mo
msnt that he can BY any possibility
be elected for another term, even
though it we're but his second.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
Convictions for Anarchy.
New York TribuneD

The conviction Of Winctsky. secretar,
Of the Communist party. for crimina
anarchy following the conviction OF
Getlow for the same onense. shows tina.
when adequate evidence is presented
jurors act promptly
These convictions have direct bear
ing on the case Of the suspended Social.
istic AsseMblymen. These Assembly
men, if guilty OF anything. are guilty
Of criminal anarchy. IF this is their Of
Tense they should be indicted and tried
by due process Of law. If the state
does not deem the evidence against
them strong enough to warrant indict-
ment, it Is not strong enough to warran,
the Assem- bly, expelling them from mem
Nership.
1t II American pa,lia mentary practice
when legislators are accused of per
sonal crimes. to await the result OF their
trial before taking their Offices away.
This procedure has been followed in the
Newberry case. and the same principles
that controls the Senate should control
the Assembly. -
The. more the case of the Socialis,
Asssmblym men is studied the more diff
cult it is TO understand how any sound
lawyer can avoid urging the discontinu-
ance % the present proceedings asains:
them. Ana the legalities Of the mat.
-tsS AZ strontly SUPPORTED. as 10 usually
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

1.-The grave. issues confronting the
country make this peculiarly inap-
propriate time for self-aeeking and
self exploitation" remarks Son.in-
Law McAdoo in Directing 70 plan to
instruct for him the Democratic dele
gates Of Oregon. "PcculiarIy inap,
propriate" arc very feIicitous words,
Mr.. McAdoo, to describe your pre-
dicament. which as VIC understand
IT. is this: When the country learns
Of the waste and cxtravagance OF
this national administration. to say
nothing Of itB other sins Of omis-
sion and coInrnission. 1t will be pc
cuIinrly inappropriate" for any Dem
ocrat who may wish to save his time,
energy and money, 10 be n candidate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

Vegetable Compound. Years after.
wards took it during the Change Of
Lie and got along so we'll I SCARCELY
ever bad to lie down during the day
and seldom had dizzy fainting SPELLS.
am now well and strong, can do III
my housework with perfect ease and
1t 10 comfort to me to be able to
say to Other suffering women Take
Lydia E. Pinkhan's medicine and he
strsag. ! will be glad to have YOU
use my name II It will be the means
Of helping any one."-Mrs. r. A.
FAlRsURN, 806 Orchard Knob Avenue.
Chattanoogl, Tenn.
For forty years this famous root
and herb medicine has been prc.em.
insntIy succsssful in controlling the
diseaSes OF women. Merit alone
could have stood this test Of time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
Can't Have Third Term " He
Wants IL

That every Democratic agpira I
for the presidential nomination is
somewhat hampcred by uncertainty
respecting President Wilson's atti-
tude toward third term does not
appear to cause Mr.. Wilson any agi-
tstion. Al 4 matter OF fact the pre-
dtcament OF an sgsociatc, IL is said,
never cxcites his interest or sympa-
thy.
The more piausibIc explanation Of
tho PFe1tdcnt'g silence In that while
not intending 10 be candidate
again he docs wish 10 have the say
~ 10 the making Of the platform,
which In but natural. n he may
write the slogan others may DO the
yelling. To DO that nc must keep
his grip on the machine. This fact
he recognized in his letter written in
1915 TO explain why he. elected on n
plank restricting 10 one term. was
again seeking election. Thesc arc
his words: no one VIII fear . Prez-
ident except those whom he can
make fear the elections"
M TO the candidate he may favor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

When Roy Lane Of Paris. No. was
a small boy his mother. then a wild
ow. came TO live with her father. the
late w, II. jenkins. The mother died
and the grandfather. by legal adop-
tion made the son his own child
Now the courts must decide whethe,
Roy inherits both as grandchild and
as child. or only as child. having lost
first his status by adoption. In one
case he gets a single share of the
estate. in the other a double. The
question, according 10 the Law books
has meyer been raised before.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
The Exodus from Deer Island
IROston Herald,

The population of Deer Island is
steadily getting down to the vanish
ing point AT one time more tina n
1900 persons were quartered in the
city's house of correction there; to-
day the number is not much more
than one-tenth OF that figure. This
is a remarkable exodus and one
which decade ago would not have
been thought possible.
Nor is the diminution in the mum
Der Of unfortunates wholly due to
the operation Of the Eolstead act.
The decline started more than three
years ago, before national prof1ibi-
ton appeared on the immediate hor-
lion. The expansion of business
during the war, with its urgent de-
mand for labor at high prices had
forcement Of the work or fight
order also helped. The more rigid
application of the laws relating to
the sale and use OF narcotic drugs
has also been a factor in the situa
ton. And prohibition. coming on
top Of these other things, has unde-
niably had large influence in re-
ducing the number of prisoners
committed to the island
At any rate it looks as though the
city will soon have little or no use
for this establishment. it has been
an expensive part OF our correction
al machinery, and still is, despite the
red uctiOn in persons to be cared for
The federal authorities have found
use for Deer Island during recent
months and there has been some dis
cussion concerning its availability as
q state institution. But nothing def
mite has as yet transpired in either
of these directions. Meanwhile the
steady decline in the island popula-
tien is one Of the most encourag ing
signs Of the times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
COMING EVENTS
March si-Sasadahoc Pomona ms

March si-Sasadahoc PcTnona mes
! with Merrymeeting Grange, SoWc'-'
I March ai-Governor and Council II ,
: ~ meeting az State House.
April 4-EaSter SUNDAY.
! April e-Municipal election ~ Ca
April s-kennebec County Conte-ent.
! lnterchurch World Nov erle7' -,
I Baptist church. Watervl!e. Me
: April S-Suprene court. civil ana :? NJ
| nal, at Bangor aid Skowhessn
Ap:i! S-Oxford County Pomona. Czio'h
! Grange. Welchvilie.
! April 6Sonerset County Confidence
! Interchurch World Movement. BaP-s
church. Fairfield Maine
April Oxford Co lnterchUr,h AeNs
men. conference Mss South rar c...,- q.
/ Master Plumbers. Bangor.
April s-Sagadahoc Co. Inter h.rt
! Movement conference. Bath
April s-Excelsior Pomona, FarminC'"
April s-Franklin Co lnte-church At'e
nlent conference, Pennington.
. April 9-Dartmouth Associate
Maine reunion a, the Layfe:,t For
land.
April New cen,ur. Pomona. 3D.
April I4-leMaine Methodist Con.erenc.
at Bath.
April li-lS-Annusl meeting Gram
Lodge Good Templars. Saco.
AS-SSAtC LsNCdtilptheNt U NV
Spanish War Veterans al Ba:h.
April TT. o. q. c. Grand Comma
derry. Portland.
April, MS East Maine ~pafereac. .;
Brewer
April s0-Annual meeting Of Peaoasoo;
County Teachers AT High school Ban
gor.
| May 4-6-Arnual session of the Name
Scnfe-ence of Unitarian churches
Nav .-Oyford County Teachers ass.
at Bethel.
May 14-Lyfard Interscholastic Pr.r
Speaking. colby College.
May Ga. - Bowdoin lntcr-scholas&
Tournament. Brunswick.
June 1-State convention of knights -
Columbus at Bangor
June S-Republican National Conventleh
at Chicago.
June s-lo-State Encampmsnt Mar
Division. Sons of Veterans, in A
June. la-Be ginning of f5-days tour Il
duty of Sd Maine Infantry at can
Devens.
June s1-Primary election
June e6-0-Colbv Centennial.
June 8-July 5-MaiRe's Centennial tee
orauon, Portland.
Sept. 13-State election.
sept. l4-11-Maine State tar al LeW"S
ten.
Oct. 2S-9-Maine Teachers AssociatI lion
annual meeting. Bangor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
Editorial Comment
They Want q Decrease
Boston POST ..

Paris. a few days ago. was threat
ened with the queerest strike that
has ever been known strike for
lower charges on the part Of those
who take IN the money
In this novel case the taxi men
we're up in arms against new rates
OF trafhc established by the city. 100
per cent larger than the old ones. In
spite Of the fair outlook on this basis,
the chauffeurs declared that the
rates were 50 very high that thous-
ands Of thrifty Parisians who had
formerly patronized them preferred
10 walk
Now there is an economic truth
not very deeply concealed in this ep-
isode. II you make prices abnor-
rnalIy high, people ordinarily will not
pay them. Yec here in America that
does not seem 10 mold. Anything
goes" as the saving is. and the
higher The quicker
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
CONQUERS RHEUMATISM

I = a. ezze.s.-zd .zcs -f-xc o1e c.A-
su.ors-E C.. Rae1rx taken o1c< c1g
eor : very sac-r c5=e 1zs driven Al Il
1az- z1L asnl- from th1-z1.c& ,.
RACED c-pessd <.e oesr2-cS r-S--
Nz-Ls
VIII. raverfEI. x-za<yz.g za5 e.lck-
zc-s-y pss.Ez Contains "a rArcoel3- =
s-ss-l1.sty harmless an must give AZ.
.az and os<ssss4 refoee o. ITS Cost SEA-.
- Z L VII - -tev-.ed- TIE nag
zers IA: reached nearly every nAn-e-
ard -he-- are hundreds az c-s1gsss
zEo cza ten yo2 % Tie zood :. las co.s
. sore Of tie very worst cases
e VOC are tortured III. rhe1Ez.lsr
r. se-a.icA yoE can sE Sosc< o:
Pre3rz from E5TaIrcl-Weoste- CO
for -o- more -hza - Cents. VIII .hs
.-1.---z.L.r- tia. = !. does nsc 1@yc-
u AZ rheumatic suffering yo.r E7-ey
TIL - ch4s-t..I- -s.Crlst--Ady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
NOBLEBORO

At the annual town meeting he'd
March p the following officers were
elected: Moderator. r. T. York; clerk
}. Q. Oliver; seiectmen and overseers
OF poor. c. p. Hall. A. W. F,ary
L. E. Palmer: treasurer and col
iector. J. \. Perkins; auditor. r.
T. York: road commissioners, Geo
A. Tominson, r. IS. Wellman. VIM.
Cunningham. Appropriations: Schools.
1890; supplies and repairs. SEQ: State
aid road. 1888: road maintenance aa5
roads and bridges. sl50; out on debt
$500; poor. $500: town officers 500: stree;
lights. $40; secondary schools. $500; snow
bills, $500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

, We nave received notice NJ the
FIRST regional meeting Of the League
pf Women Voters for the "aecond re-
c,oe." scheduled for Sew York April
. ans -. Tn. notice quotes Article
IH"ctinn ?. NJ The leagues consti-
tuition y hich reads:
The national board shall meet
omre annually in esch Of the seven
regions III staten
Another sentence ubnh claimed
attention was this
IT IL expected that th;g Meeting
"ili be Of special inherent in defining
fhc issVeE which the League wants
covered by planks in the political
party platforms
Al VIC had Un6erstood the object
ard function OF the local branch OF
thiE organization. H. exists for the
Durpose OF educating women in the
theory AMI practice u voting and
politi,E, and az such. ~ rather a
temporary institution. designed TO
serve itg purpose in making women
familiar with an entirely new sctiv-
ny, and then W disappcar. n thiz
we're the only object III the League
IL would seem like most Admirable
hing tina. should recommend Itself
10 every woman and receive the
support Of every MAINLAND IT. is not
Impossible that the men might have
their knowicdgc sorciy taxed AZ
timer 10 Ans~er the qUestions OF
their wivsz and sisters AZ 10 the
wbys and whereforcs OF things Do-
jiticai
The constitution Of this league.
however, Seems 10 proyidc for tts
berpetuity ana 10 indicate sp elab-
crate g:hem. Of organization cover
lag the entire country. The hint
about pianks further indicates that
the League - such intends 70 take an
active part in politics and points al
mort inevitably to a womsn's party
~ dlsttnct from a. men's party.
This ides. In our opinion. IL wrong
and should he discouraged. suf-
frage II not n rex matter. The suf-
fringe am endment reads:
"7'Ae right Of citizens Of tn. United
3tatss 70 vote shall not be denied or
ABRIDGED BY the United states on sc-
cunt OF rex"
IT women mass themselves md
proceed by themselves they viii
make suffrage a. rex matter ana the
reanccs arc that they will run on
many q shoaI and reef to the dctri-
rncnt Of themselves and the retsrda-
ton OF political progress. Women
voters arc not TO displace men: they
arc merely TO come into their own In
the excrcise OF what has been de-
clared to be their right as II 10 the
right Of men. by working together
and combining ideas progress can be
nude more surely and more salts
fhctoriIy, II seems 10 US.
1t may be that VIC are assuming
100 much In our predictions that the
league hf "om4n voters Will become
s>-.~ rv~sy-~sap.rss-~ 1872
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

t. Homens party, bat ae beg i~aye
70 pregent our sUggeHtiGns 10 the
CONFEDERATION Of The thoughtful &u-
guIta women VINO make ~ the
mcmbergnip Of the local branch
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
" here They Have No Moor'ish,
SIeiah Rides

snow. saow. d-if-ed streets ard o.o~H-
AGED sidewalks. frozen water pipes and
conzea'=d heating plants are the bug
den .. tle Eastern newspapers -EsSe
dayz l. makes you siliver 10 read the n.
B1t here j.. California me sun shines.
dssodls are blooming ana -he almond
trees are putting ost their Blossoms
San Francisco Ch.on:cle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

pouH1 before nv
baby came when I
could 10 longer
keep up. It
strengthened ny
back and relieved
me Of the dropsi-
cal effect which 80
often d level ops
at such times. It
helped wonder.
fully. That was
my first expert
ence W IL fha
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
Concordance Misiaid7

Little question for today: Where Il
The Bible does !, say Ina. Gcd wiaxed ;
Boston Giooe.
Acts xvii. T-Le~.s " Warren, II.
Park St. Mcdford
Beating TIE Bddefo-d Journal 20 tt
Boston Globe
G, We believe n giving ever! BODY a
.Ai- chance -Btddeford Journal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

Secretary Daniels lea ns that :, PEA 2
without a victn-r r. quite another thing
from a peace without an .nqu!-: i Boz
ton Herald.
But they have one feature in com
mon: the absence Of pescef4iness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

Labor il to have 1900 commit
tees to prosecute It's non partisan
political campaign. No lack Of cam
paign funds here, apparently.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

Senator Borah has Gent an urgent
telegram 10 General Wood warning
hin, not 10 disgrace the party. The
general ID doubtless TOO much Of q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
IE. J. Roberts. d. d. s.
DENTISTRY
TELEPHONE CALL :.i.v
:anIo, mor.wed.U
Railroads and Steamboats,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD
fRAihsS lEAyT AtGuSTA Fer

Baas.-. -io3ar-. 81 San = Soa = - =
AZ e,4opn 22pA. Is o. Pr ': Jr.
B. & & Pts, II % . N. f2.soa-a-. ~. ops
Ra- Harnor. + .Dam.. ti2.4o ?. ..
Bath. - Is 81, t936 q \, 3io!! Ar
tt,05 p. m. 80 IS pm.
Belfast. - 30 L. N. asp u
Bos,eo. r4oIar is.i5sn -9A.- 20,
ar -2t6pn-iS .op =. 40; pl-.,.o;57 I
Cabs - % a "a. ~ 70 p. N
Dovcr and Fox0ofs. 7: IS .. n.
Gardner. a OF = -. fsl5a a m. 49,
SOIL a m. 2N p n. s5io p. Il. to5f
Halio-ei. -e.i5am. 'a3s,r. slo,,.-
- n, $40 p e. I.o5p n. -5..j a.
sIoS p. n
Harmony. = Bpm.
Lewiston. . Is an. 19.56 = =. tic Il -
ri.oo o. IA, sl0.S5 p. m
New York. iS4Op. m. f4.o5p.
Portland. - OIL a m - lisa m y 56A n. ell
an. =. 4spm m. g. 4op N. '4oSp.m. 'lcS5p 81
RocAlADd. rs. = "a m. fo.S5 4 n, '4-o5 O
Skowhegan. to 80 .. m, =. SS p. =.
So Gardner. - l5s N. p So n. VIC ilsr
70 p m. - 40 p. N. I5l ~ - ,
St John. y .o3 n N.
w.:erv:lse II O. %. .slsean. 80. & = .
n-.'l2- 40p.m. - p N $50. - Spa
sDaly IDaiIv, exec. Su.iH
Sunday only sDaly. except Moody.
DC. DOUGLASS. MI. HARRIS.
$50 v. & Cen MgI. Gen Psssens. Asa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

two lone survivors Of the Civil War, and
very justly and properly has in its town
report an article in the warrant appPs-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
Msenina and Seeen,ns

yo1ag coupe were Sc1p.izs tie
porch sri-g ,A:e- than usual one moo--
l:gh. night From 4 NEARBY window her
mother inquired: Mar what are yo-
doing Up 80 .A,=-"
Locking AZ II. aea1!fu! moon
nolher
We. Us Z o'l.ock Yo- had oec-e-
sen4 re moan Ao-1e Ever 0o-i! :
Magazine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
On tire Contrary

NsSS.-z-s: Did understand 700
% sAy I.z- the p4--.ss useo a-gn
veras~
Ti..ess Tae.- vo-ces v.rs pitched
rather h:yh .ul -he words used were
extremely !ox'--Syzy Stories
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

prrsIdent N,Ison vii no. need Z mon
I!nent for some time. The people EIli
have -. Of things TO remember hI'r.
by svery ta1-pAYing time az lesst.-Na-
t!ona. Republican.
An example of Democratic econo-
rny?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

v-a IL 6sTeio9Ekrt. and sSsc-T
oO.Asroc, II. ex7es1.1re = Ecoc rzf-h
a. &c 10 zs a hexs.aEs d1-1s
rs-5-r ,ezsor--AroostooE Fstp2c.s<F--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

The government has filed notice upon
the holders of the charter contSolliag
the Grand Falls power that IL they are
not TO forfeit their control Of the power.
they must make a substantial hove to,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

Charles H. Underwood of Sace has
recently shingled his house. doins
most Of the work at night, as sasii!
when it was pitch dark as when
Vas rHoonliSht, fer he is blind.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

Y. tsks ssrt IN the governing -
,sy..slyss 10 ysgr privilege; - az
- nskiss tss ss,s>ni-s right -
ysyr eH/."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31
Light and Airy
shinny Jimmy

shirry Jimmy
SS-, eel-c. MA. = yo.I gL
A pecci III v-..s zco-- s-.'
Who, rot yoy-a sap
As q AboFtrs chap
Vas q beA-c1. A. Az 411 :. Sl-T-L. :
-rx-ocn< Na-s-Is-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

A4-y-pil ihe play have nAppy end
i.S:
A,oy-YS a woman rad ne AS
word a. re tina. curtain vra. down.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

the case by manifold prac;icali,jes ard
moralltles.
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james 2. L.1.s OF Sherman Nils,
known 70 hosts of fr.sads az Uncle
Jim. recently celebrated big Io0,h ami
versary. The occasion was on March
= al the home Of his son, VIZ. n. Lewis
where afternoon and evening 10 gath
cred 70 do him honor. ''Cncle jim &c
cited humorous poem he had learned
. Years ago and played game CT cards
with three fellow townsmea Flowers
and many gifts were bestowed on MIN.
Mr.. Lewis was Born IN Wayne o. March
10 ls2], two days before Maine became
STATE He entered the Aroostook war
IN 1899. In l4i he married Mary Jane
Lucas Of St. Adams. who died many
Years ago. He lived for % years on a
farm in st, Albang, then running a store
n Cambridge for two years. moving to
Ripley, where ne lived ID years He
was selectnan there for IL years. He
represented his town in ls7: in the
Legislature. He has for some years
made his home with his son in Shern an
Mills.