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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Worster Case Testimony Continued Sheriff Mooers An
nounees Candidacy-Farm u Executive Committee
MeetS-Funeral w. S. Jones

had improved some. He explained that
scar TISSUE il inferior 20 healthy tissue
ard often Cieers form beneath this l.s-
sye which are hard 70 heal.
Arthur Piur.me-. automobile salesman
for Holt d. Hight. said that he had
had experience Of some L. OF ID years
with automobiles. Mr.. Piummer tes,i-
ned that he was in Madison on May 81,
and when asked 10 describe what he
NV said that he saw flames abou. the
gasoline pump and next thing Mr.. wors-
ter running toward the garage with
his clothes On fire. On cross-examina-
ton be was questioned as to the in
fammaoility of gasoline and made the
statement that in warm weather there
was more gaseous diffusion and that
gasoline gives OF gas more readily
when z2itAted than when inert.
Mn. Worste-. wife Of the plaintiff, tes-
tised AZ to her husbands sCflsrings of
Ao9y and natnd. also as to the expenses
Of his sickness. Defense objected to the
admission Of evidence showing how
much she was to pay her father for
keeping her two children for about Is
weeks during the time Mr. Worster
was the worst, and the objection was
sustained. Mrs. worster from a mem
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
Great 4. & P. Co.

When In Winthrop. Al. ista or Gar
diner. call and see Us and reduce the H.
c. L. We submit prices on the follow
ing articles. Compare them With the
prices OF others:
Wheat Farina IS. Crushed Oats ?.
Shredded Wheat Il. Keilogts Corn
Flakes II. Grape Nuts y, Raistons Is.
Pulled Wheat u. Compound s., Lard Is.
Butter 20, Nutio q. Salt Pork n. stor-
ise Eggs "a. Peanut butter Is, W-ib.
Pau Karo IS. Soda Crackers l., Premi.
um Crackers -, Oyster Crackers II.
Common Crackers II. 10 bars Lennox
Soap IS, FEELS White ~. Feis Naptha ~.
p. 4 G. Naptha s, Palm Olive 8 for ..
Red Front Baking Powder 10. Red Front
Cocoa p, Davis Baking Powder -.
Large Gold Dust a. Condensed MIX %.
Evsposeted Milk 1916. Stall Evaposat.
I'd MILK n, Rice Is. p. Beans ID. Q. T. E.
Beans y. Prunes &c, Starch &c, Spices,
all kinds. = ID. N-ls. Macaroni 10. spa
shstti 10. Egg Noodles 10, Can Tomatoes
i4-is-3t. Can Peas ls-.-3. Can Corn H.
kS. Campbell's Soup L. Grape Fruit q
tor s. Oranges q doz. Soda lb. S. Coffee,
the best ever =. tea =, L. 8. Standard,
all around Flour. Is Dbl N.5o, Raisins.
seeded or seediess 2e-2. currants q.
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BOWDOIN

NORTH-Mr. and sfrs. Elmer
Hickey Of Gardiner were RECENTLY
visiting in Bowdoin at the home of
his father. George Hickey.
Mrs. Alfred Morgan was VISITING
friends at Lisbon Falls the first of
the week.
Wallace r. Hatch. the census
enumerator. has completed his task.
Lloyd Flanders 10 the sawyer al
Haynes portable sawmiil.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Green OF
Durham were Saturday visitors here.
DIN Jackson Of Riverside was a
business caller last week in this VI
entity.
a daughter. Mary Lucy. was born
on Tuesday, Jan. 20, to Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Small.
]. F. Roberts Of Lisbon Falls va a
Sunday visitor in the place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Young return.
ed on Sunday TO Manchester, after
weeks visit With relatives in town.
Herman Wright has returned home
from Strattsn, where be had been
employed for q few months.
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MADISON

Al even, Of much interest in
knights Of P!thias circles was the
joint public installation ceremonies Of
Keystone lodge, X. O. p. and the
lodge Of Pythian Sisters. held OF
z. block. A supper for members and
their families was served in the ban
cuet hall. The following officers
for Keystone Lodge were installed by
Deputy Grand Chancellor Ralph
Priest Of Skovhesan. assisted by
Ernest -Anles Of Cornviile as vice
chancellor. Harry Jacobs OF Lynn.
Mass. as grand preia,e. and Ed.
Ford o! Skowhegan as grand master
! vice chancellor. Alfred ingalls,: pre-
late. George Hunter; n. Of W.
Charles Pray: X. OF X. & S., Moses
| II. Knox; VI. OF F., Earl Cox: u. of
! l.. Guy Garrison: master OF arms.
Joseph Brooks: inside guard, Guy
Perkins; outside guard, Charles En-
! cry: representative 10 Grand Lodge.
Charles Pray; alternate, Roy Nc
| Dougs'; trustee for three years Har-
~ Merrill. The officers OF the Pyth-
Ian Sisters were installed by Past
Grand Chief Mrs. May Le2vitt Peniey
! Of Auburn. assisted b. Mrs. Frank
Flanders IS grand senior and Annie
Preble as grand marshal. The OH
GERS installed were: Most excellent
chief. Mrs. Robert Hamilton; L. s..
Mrs. Emma Briggs: E. J., Mrs. Jen-
ME Flanders: manager Annie
Prebie; n. OF r. & s., Annie Strong:
, ". of F.. Mrs. Lou Copp: Prot. OF
Temple. Mrs. Lila Sawyer; guard
ian, Mrs. Ellen Gee. After the in
stallation came number Of short
/ speeches by visiting officers.
| The Last Quarterly Conference of
the year for the Methodist Episcopal
church will be be held on Feb. 70,
following an all day meeting at
! which ministers of the Methods.
denomination in this vicinity will be
present and speak
! Mr. and Mrs. Emory Duckworth
are happy over the arrival of baby
boy in their home Wednesday eve
ming.
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The case Of Wcrste- vs.. Crenier was
continued At the aftsEnoon session Of
court on Wednesday. Or. George Z
Young. upon REORGANIZATION, said
that he made no notes at the time Of
his cali on Wor.er last July. He also
stated that in his opinion the condition
Of plaintiffs iegs should Improve.
Or. L. B. staavooa Of Madison. 20
whom worstes WIS taken Immediately
after his injury. .estiSea :hss worsteS
was burned froRa :he ankle ~ 70 the
groin. tie nsos, ses.-e oesrna beng from
lils kaes dSsa Aa9 tbs 1T. isg being
IN the vo-s. eeszs.n.- re c.aSsed the
most severe 5rr.s az third degree
burns He sse@r!ae. .ae Gatsase pain
suffered " rias.:... daring the dressing
Ct the WOUNDS and szs1 tia, TIE plaintiff
after July szx deisrso-ss sor about
three weekS. Following this period TIE
legs Of tbs Niatia rs<e sssaishtsned
OFT each day. vhich 1avsSd him intense
pain. A recent examination by DR..
Siaavood shows the sizsue 70 ks co7l-
;racted. also the tendons a: the knee
70 which the scar tissre adherts, the
nerves are very sensitive beaeath this
tissue. On cross-examination Dr. Stan.
rood testified that the plaintiffs legs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
AROOSTOOK'S MEMBER
WOMAN'S REPUBLICAN
ADVISORY COMMITTEE

Mrs. Nellie Carroll Thornton Of
Houlton who is Aroosrook represen-
tatiye Of the State Republican wo-
mans advisory board. was county
chairman OF the publicity committee
for the Liberty Loan and haG charge
OF the Junior Red Cross work in the
Southern Aroostook Chapter.
This is another way Of saying
that she is q worker. she has a
very wide acquaintance for :hat
matter throughout the State.
Mrs. Thornton has always taken
an active interest i'll the educational
and literary affairs Of the town. She
was for two years president Of the
Fact and Fiction club. has been for
some years president OF the Womens'
Alliance OF the First Unitarian
church. is & member Of the visiting
committee of Kicker Classical In
stitute ard is Chairman OF the Houi-
ton School Board.
She was for two years member
OF the educational committee Of the
Maine Federation, is a member Of
the Maine Writer'S Research club
and was one Of the judges of the
stories submitted BY Fedora ton
members for their second book Of
Maine history and legend.
Mrs. Thornton's native town Is
South West Harbcrr Maine. She is
the eidest daughter OF Capt. Jacob
and Rebecca ". Carroll. She was
for several years successful teache :
in thu public schools OF Maine and
Massachusetts, and. for three years
she was principal OF the High sch,o,
at Liberty. Ne. C.,e was married ON
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WINTHROP

The Neishborhood Whist Club met
Wednesday evening with Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. Bishop. Mrs. {. p. Roweil
had the highest score for the ladies
and J. 81. Towie and e. H. Penniman
were tied fer the highest score for
the men Refreshments were served.
The club will meet next Wednesday
evening with Mr.. and Mrs. G. n.
Towle.
n. L. Hannaford has returned from
q tvo-days trip 10 Bangor, where he
attended the convention of the Rex
all CO. Mr.. Hannaford vas given
the first prize Of $50 in gold for the
best address on the Art Of Handling
and Selling Confectionery"
The Ladies' Social Circle Of the
Congregational church held an en-
joyable all-day meeting Thursday
at the home Of Mrs. Ray Riley, Tap
pan farm, Vast Winthrop. A deli.
cious dinner was enjoyed at peon
and the afternoon passed in sewing.
The Portland Packing Co. has pur-
chased the land on which the can
ming factory is located and the house
cCSbPsCu Wy g g. Jd(AoOu anu IAN .
lily and Mrs. Mary Longfeliow. Of
Mrs. J. A. Foster.
The Herson house at the foot Of
Green street, owned by Mrs. Loyejoy
of Haliowell and now occupied by
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Gale, has been
purchased by Albert Currier.
Harry Sears and Miss Rena Cook,
boil, Of Winthrop, we're married Sat
urday evening at Augusta by Robert
Cony. Justice Of the peace. They will
reside at Winthrop.
1t is also reported that Mr.. WAL
dron Of West winthrop has pVrohas-
ed Newell bungalow in the village.
Joseph Mciircy OF New Gloucester,
Mass; Frank McIlroy and son Of Two
Harbors, Mich. were guests Tuesday
Of their cousin. ]. Fl. MeIlroy.
Installation of officers of the Al.
bert II. Frost Post. G. A. r. was held
at the, rooms of the Patriotic Club
Wednesday evening. l.. T. Carleton
was the installing officer. The new
officers are as follows. Commander,
F. !. Davies; senior vice commander,
Charles Thompson: Junior vice COM
mander. Gustavus Thompson; officer
Of the day, Henry Stevens; chaplain,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

70. don't wan, 4 slow remedy
" zen yogr stomach, l. bat-er an un-
certain ore--or harmful on-your
stomach is 100 valuable: you .nustn':
!uture IL VIII! drastic drugs.
When your meals don't 1t and you
<eei uncomfortable, when you belct,
gases, aeid5 Or raise sov-, urdigeste1
food. When -ou feel Jumps Of indi-
gestion pain, heartburn OF headache.
from acldity. jus. eat a tablet Of
I'ape's piapepsin and the stomach
distress IS gone.
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treasurer Under bond. An all day
on February I4;t. the place OF the
meeting 20 be- decided later. Sim
liar meetings will be held at So. Al
bans February 4th and at Ear1lsad
February is.i1. The first all day
meeting was held al Fairfield Center
Monday. In spite Of the cold wealth
or. there was a good attendance. A
baked bean dinner was served at
moor, after which fertilizers and
sweet corn were discussed and plans
for the coming year were made. y.
". ToZier vas elected chairman,
ard Donald Ellis. secretary.
Attorney James ". ThoYne Of
Madison has announced his carti-
6acy for county attorney. Mr.. Thorne
was q candidate at the time when
County Attorney Merrill was nomi-
mated and the selection vas made By
a close vote.
Mrs. Hiram Bigelow Of So-r;dge-
rock wished at the home q her
daughter. Mrs l. y. Apoieby on
Jewett street on Tuesday
Mics Christine Buzze!l Of the
Iarone neighborhood visited 1T the
home OF her aunt, Ms. l. Packard
on Main street on Tuesday
Fred Leo is confined TO the house
with Z severe cold.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. II. Appieby have
taken little girl from the State
Board OF Charities into their home
to keep for Z little time The little
girl is named Marguerite Jones. is
SIX years old, was one Of a family
OF s children. and lost her mother a.
The tine Of the influenza epidemic 6
year ago last fall. Mr.. ard Mrs. APP
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MERCER

4 class Of II was taken into the
Sandy River Grange. r. Of H., Satur.
day evening".
Avs. Bertha Anasews, vhs has
been very Ill. 10 much better.
Frank Snow 10 hauling lumber Ia
Norridgsvock fer Fred Pasesey.
A Bon Social viii be held II Cyanrs
hall Saturday. Jan. 81.
The little son Of Mr.. and Mrs., Earl
True. who Aas been i'll, is very much
better.
James Corson Of Beech Hill is con.
lined to the house by illness,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

Funeral Of W. s. Jones
Funeral services for the late VIM
field Scott Jones. son Of William and
Rsoecca tSnelil Jones who passed
away al his home in North AnSou on
Sunday were held on Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock. Rev. e. l.
Baker OF The Congregational church
oMc;ating- Mr. Jones was born In
North Anson- attending the High
school. now North Arson Academy.
Mr.. Jones vas a member Of North
err Star Lodge, No. IS, T. & A. NJ,
Of North Arson.
Mr.. Jones Is survived by WIDOW,
Nes,ie L. brother. Warren Jones
s,lUnberman Of Lexington Dr.. and
Mrs, R. A. Derbyshire. Mrs 4: 3.
P,unmer. DR.. l. L. Saliey. Mrs. Mar
Jcrie Fales Of Skowhsgan went 70
North Arson 20 attend the funeral.
-ars. .. II. Marshall of Oakland.
daughter OF Mrs. Jones, came 10 be
with her mother FOR a few days. In
te1ment was in Sunset cemetery.
A regular meeting Of the First
Philathea Class Of the Federated
church was held at the home of Mrs
Ptiio Steward on Main street or
Wednesday evening. Some business
matters were discussed. after which
Miss Pheda u. Holman, parole mat
ron Of the State Reforrlstory for
Women. gave very fine paper on
her work as parole matron, which
was Of great interest to ali present.
Mrs. Mary Ma-ston played two piano
solos during the evening. About IS
guests were in attendance, members
OF the class and some invited guests
Of Mrs. Stewards. Light refresh.
ments were served.
4 meeting Of the Bethany Guild
was held az the home of Mrs. Fred
". Turner on Bush street on Wednes-
cay afternoon. The annual meet
ing which was postponed on account
Q: the Illness OF Mrs. Jessie Fletcher.
one OF the members. The members
OF the society did some sewing and
az tie close Of the afternoon. re-
t-eshments OF punch cake and
crackers we're served BY the hostess.
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q INDIGESTION e
A, onoe!-"Pape's Diapepsin'' oorects your Sour,
Gassv Acid Stomach-Relief awaits you'll

Millions Of people know the magic
Of Pape's Diapepsin as al antac:d.
They know tina, Indigestion and dis
ordered stomach are 50 needless. The
relief comes quickly, 10 disappoint-
ment. Pape'a Diapepsin tastes like
candy ard box Of this void famous
indigestion relief costs so little az
drug stores. Pape's Dispe2ain helps
neutralize the stomach acids SO you
can eat without fear-Adv.
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relieve Colds. Headache. ToCthache.
Earache, Neuralgia. Lumbago. RheC-
matian. Neuritis, joint Pains, and
Pain generally.
Handy tin boxes Of twelve tablets
cost b., few cents. Druggists also
sell larger "Bayer~ packages As
pirin Is the trade marx Of Bayer
Manufacture Of Monoaceticac:dester
Of EaiicyI;cacid,-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

''Ba.er Tablets Of Aspirin" 10 be
genuine must be marked with the
Eafety "Bayer Cross" Then you are
getting the true. world famous AS
pirin, prescribed by physicians for
ovcr 10 year,.
.Hvays buy An unbEoken package
IT "Ba.er Tablets of Aspirin" which
Contains proper directions 70 safeiy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

Dont stay s.uEe6-up. ou.. blowing
and snuH!iHg. 4 dose q 'Pare's
Cod Compound" taken every TWO
hours u..u three dcses are taken
grippe misery.
The frat desc opens clogged-cp
nos;riis and air Passages Of head;
stops rose running: re,.c-es head
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30
SORE, ITCHING
BRokEN-OUT SKIN
NEEDS POSLAM

II there are any raw. h.cke--. :;
places or your skin thai burn. K. arE
aseravate apply Posianl right On ,tT-
II canno, harrn-and enjoy il teren'
which are yours 90 easily. re, y
soothing, healing influence Y y-l
SuHef from eczema yo,: should tr3s
once what Posiam can do foT l'o J..
IS your dependable remedy for an e-.7'
'ional disorder. pinpies. rash, s;af-
scale. Posla N is quaiity-heal .ns PVT
concentrated.
Sold everywhere. For free ;2~i
write TO Emergency Lacora rs, !
West Attn St. New York City
And Posiam Soap, being ,va:.ca.r-
with Poslam. will beneh. vcG- s.
while used daily for ,oiie, 4aa ban =.
Adv
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ache, cuiIness. feve-ishness sneezing.
soreness stiffness.
'Pape's Cold Com pouEd" is the
quickest, surest relief Known and
costs only few cents a. Crus stores.
I, acts without assistance Tastes
nice. Contains 10 cuinine- Insist on
Paces, Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-30

W. II, House: adjptant, n y. Free.
man; quartermaster, L. Z. Cas1eeca.
Delegate to convention in Juues
Charles Thompson: alternate. Henry
Stevens.
supper viii be served to the Amer
icsn Legion Post. No %. At the "a
triotic Club rooms on Friday evening
at o'clock and will be followed BY
a dance at the Town hall.
The Auction Club met with MIS-.
Helen Sanborn on wednesday even
ing.
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To Cure . Cold in One Day

Take LAXATIVE BROMO oViNINE
Tablets. Il stop; the Cough and Head
ache and works of the Cold. Z. ".
GROVES signature on each box. &c.
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Father and Daughter Wed Toss,r

Father and Daughter Wed To3e'':
a double wedding, in VIII az;
and daughter were married. ,.es "a
Tuesday in the Episcopal church .: E:
Haroor. George NJ Tower 7oi -
Hattie Havey were married ;'..s
mony being followed by ,hs: o.: n.
Towers daughter. Miss Alne7,. tn
10 George Higgins The comps fa't
reception and lunch 10 -;
friends.
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LOCAL NOTICE
Dance tonight at Town hall Good
music. popular prices. EVERYBODY
come. jan3sJlt
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Dec. 3. 1904. to Seth S. T.crr:cn
Houlton. a lawyer and Al yr'ss.;
member OF the Maine Se-ata
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The Red Front Store

Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co.
iaps7d4t
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pleor viii probably legally adopt the
little one later
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the Equitable Insurance Company as
treasurer.
Miss Winnifred Gardner Of Corn
vile has been q guest at the home Of
Mrs. ". B. whittier on Madison ave-
nue. this week.
About Is members Of the societies
Of the Knights Of Pythias and Bloom
field Temple Pythian Sisters went to
Madison Wednesday evening to at
tend a joint installation o; Keystone
Lodge and the Temple OF Sisters
there. Ralph G. Priest. gfand district
deputy. assisted by e. l. Ford as
grand master at arms and Mr.. Anes
Of Madison as grand vice chancellor
and BY Past Chancellor II. s. Jacobs
of Lynn. Mass, as grand plate, in
stalled the officers Of Keystone Lodge.
Mrs. Mary Peuley. past gsand chief Of
the Pythian Sisters, installed the Of
ficers Of the Ststerhood. A very fine
supper was served By the Madison
sisters and literary program was
given. A dance followed.
Leon L. Whitman. manager Of the
Buick Ford service station In Skow-
hogan. is very Ill With pneumenia at
his home on West Froat street.
The executive committee Of the
Farm Bureau met at the County
Agents office in the Municipal build
ing on Wednesday. A new sy4t0n Of
book Keeping viii be used = ths
future ana the county sssut Wln hawe
"a stenographer. A New England
telephone viii be installed IN the o.
nee. It was also vetes = y,ase che
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virait kad ~ a.,.-:-:.

v"s" Mad HE Svseisisus !,
sTsh and Leonard were rrea,
chums, hut there vas a spiri, :, 49, :,
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National Guard

The Maine National Guard is to
have a new outfit. 1t Is a. Head
quarters Quartermaster's Corps and
orders for the organization of this
have Just been issued by 'Adjutant
General George Mel. PressOn to
Capt. Lester NJ. Hart.
The State Quartermaster Corps
will serve tor all the Guard organi-
cations in the State and will have it's
armory in Augusta and will have no
duty outside OF the city, except IN
time Of camps or if it should be
called into the Federal service.
In view of the fact that this is an
entirely new outfit and the most
agreeable of the whole service to en-
ter, it is expected that Augusta young
men will want to enlist. Only % men
are needed: Drills will be held in
the new building being erected as an
addition to the military storehouse
and here the quarters of the corps
win be established.
While there win be drills in the
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vairy between them that at times a
most severed their friendship o.:
gay Virgil came over to Leonards
house bubbling over with Joy and es,
catement- I have a new little oat:
ofother, he told Leonard AID III
family. A few days later the stos
aiso visited Iecnard's home arr
Leonard a. once ran over to viryH
mouse to tell him Of his rev bah
brother. vtrgil seemed equally %;
Ioi OF Leouard's little trc,he., b.
later. when his chum had goae HON.
ne said 70 his mother: Leonard IS
Just trying to mock me"
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school Of the soldier and the school
Of the squad the bulk of the work
will be paper work." More than
that. every man vii! receive pay for
attending drill. OF the 90 men re-
quired. five will be first seygeants.
five sergeants, 10 privates and two
cooks.
Captain Hart at the State House or
Major w. G. Goodwin at the military
sterehouse are now ready to receive
enlistments. Physical examinations
will be started at once and 1t is hoped
to have the full 90 men in service in
time for the inspection on March l..
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Langiois. Portland: treasurer How
ard D. Ferris. Portland; clerk. VIII
liam H. CULVER, Portland; directors.
the above. Purposes. general hotel.
restaurant and lunch business in all
its branches. Approved Feb. 3.
Jansen Manufacturing Corporation,
organized Feb. at Portland. Capt.
tai stock. $500 shares; Of which 5000
is comomn and 500 is preferred. or
$4,000; par value. preferred 800 and
common no par value: shares sub
scribed, z. President, David F. Drew,
Portland; treasurer. H. !. Smith.
Portland; clerk. A. B. Farnham, Port
land: directors. the above. Pur-
poses. to manufacture, buy. sell and
deal in all kinds of merchandise,
wares, goods, etc. Approved Feb. 3.
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ton: John E. Nelson OF Augusta at
torney for the insurance company.
Freeman Durgin VS.. Sutherland &
Robinson and the Employers Liabii-
ity Assurance Co. insurers; review OF
agreement to end compensation;
hearing set for Monday, Feb. 9. at IL
A. NJ, in the selectmen's Office at
Brownseld: John f. Nelson of Au-
yusta attorney for the insurance
company.
Louis Paradis Us. the Kellogg
Lumber Co. and the United Fidelity
and Guaranty Co, insurers; whether
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BLUE SKY LAW" ADVERTISE.
MENT

Application having been made to the
Banking Department BY the following
named company to be licensed as 4
Dealer in Securities under provisions Of
Chap. 10, Sec. IL TO %. of the Revised
Statutes, as amended. legal notice Is
hereby given and any person may,
within two weeks from the date Of this
publication file objection to the pro-
posed registration with the Banking
Department.
Name Business Address
Old Orchard Golf and Country Club,
Old orchard, Maine.
FRANK l. PALMER.
Bank Commissioner.
Augusta. Ne. Feb. 1870.
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