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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-08

MS Mary Reynolds were week end
guests Of Mrs. r Z Blake
Mr.. and Mrs Leon TibhettS OF Wa
tervIlle, Mrs Alice Blake and Ned
Field OF Oakland and Mr. Murphy Of
Boston were Sunday guests az the
home OF David Fields.
Mr. ard Mrs Leonard Field OF
. Cumberland Mills were recent guests
AZ David Fields.
Mrs. Ford DrUmmond OF Quincy,
Mass, arrived Saturday At 4 T
Drummond's.
Mrs. Ora Fled was a guest CT her
sister, Mrs. Nora Page Of Belgrade.
Wednesday.
Mrs Alice Morse. who taught the
Longfeilow school. attended the Cen
ternlal celebration n Portland 8 few
days last week before returning TO
her home n UanviIle. VT During the
term Ralph Weeks was not rardy or
abseas and Lawrence Lyon missed
only ore day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orri1 Davenport and
daughter Mildred and Mr.. and Mrs.
Clyde Lyon Cook an auto trip 10 Port
land Tuesday.
Mir and Mrs Frank Lyon and
daughter and Hiss Eva Lyon we're
callers Monday az the home OF ". P.
Lyon
Theodore Eannaford OF Manches-
ter, y. H. vas 4 guest OF his niece.
Louise Chase At the home Of John
Fields Saturday.
Several members OF the Masonic
Lodge were guests Of the Tassolboro
Lodge Thursday eevning-
Miss Zl-ella Barnard IS passing 4
few days with her aunt Mrs. Addie
Strickland. az Capitol Island
Mr.. ara Mrs. z o. Eamln and
son Oscar and M. and Mrs Claude
Townsend took an auto trip 70 Farm
ingrou Sunday and visited Mr.. and
Mrs Fred Paine.
Mr. and Mrs. CLYDE Lyon ard 500
Lawrence and Walter Macarthur
passed the Fourth at Lake Mesa
Iorskee
Arthur Smiley ard Rena Weeks
went 20 Bangor Saturday evening.
returning sunday
Richard Abbott has bought a farm
ard moved to Gardiner.
Reginald To-Ear Of Providence, r.
I, Is halping Mr.. Bean during the
naving season.
Ms Fora Bird and sons arrived at
II home Of Mr.. James Bean Thurs
day
Nr. ard Mrs. Charles Lynch Of
Cumberland Mills passed the holfda rs
with Ms. Cora COT
1Ir and Mrs. Frank Kelley q
Broc6-or we're guests OF relatives in
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PROBATE NOTICE

Nooce Is hereby given thar the
toiioving appointments were nsds
re Frooare Court within and Fnr
re Iounty OF kennebec on the tw.n-v
MARY T. wAL as; 1szo; =, u.r,.u
SNaMnisSrarrlx OF the estate OF cTSH
a AAS WALKER, late Of HaIIoweI.
MARY HUrK1N JONES o. con-
cord. Mass. ADMINISTRATOR wirh MI
aS1ne1ed OF the estate OF WII.MoT
ECFCS JONES. late a. cn-cn-5
Lass lass deceased. and Charles n,
MMo oss e e P P22rTlaad, y Ne; agent
e Ae administrator OF rhe estate
enssa aE NJ DUTCH. late OF Au-
EEEsERT F SHAW Of Mt Vernon.
TON. late Of Mt vernon. sece a. Soh-
EVE ROLFE OF CIinfo1 s@.c,,.-,
Ia is, me WI Of cEPHAs II. RoLFE.
pA e SInton, deceased
executor Of the viii o. ELrz AassSsai
u TOlNG, late of Aur1rs-a Sacaa-s5
~ LIT AMBROSE BALrl. Of An-
GS1 Executor OF the viii Of ELIDA
ceased VI augusta de-
Clara y. MAXWELL. Of Nor
$50 e1Scutr,x OF the viii Of VIII
mouth. de acaA ~ late OF Mon
dSAARoLINE r CHASE of Augusta
= Gum nm lsLratrTx OF the estate OF F-ITT y
= eH1ASE, late Of Augusta. 6eceasaS
,;,,4e ass ". BECK OF Augusta ad-
TTag q the estate of VIII
ceased * Augusta De
J. DCRGIN Of Maiden. Mass
~ "a o. the estate a.
80, o DCRGIN. late Of Ma
= 2 spinney OF No. Berwics IN and
JONES Of Fayetre asn,,,s
- ~ VITA VIII annexed OF the esrara
Fayerte- decea SEQ LATE or
s., -N N JONES of Monmouth.
THS IrN OF the will of dESPv
80. Lare OF Monmouth. Deceased
r ". LEIGHTON
jly1. thurs 81 o. Probate
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guests OF Mr.. Presccrr's sister, Mrs.
Carrie Wvr1dr-
L E Haskell OF China was guest
Saturday OF his son. Ernest Haskell.
Mrs. Harold Simpson and daughter
Ber1!ce and son Melvin returned from
Bradford. Mass. on Saturday, where
they passed I week with Mrs. Simp-
sons sister. Mrs. John Bates
Mr. and Ms. Joseph {. Blake o.
Herd street and M. and Mrs. a H
Morrison OF WaLerv1l.e passed the
holiday at China lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. " c Mari Of Herd
street 1lotored to Clinton on the hoIt-
cay, where they we're guests u 3I-.
Mars parents Mr. and Mrs. : "
Mari.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Chamberlain
and Ms. Minnie Garland we're dinner
guests IN the holiday CT Miss Nzt-ie
BJ1r1e!gh
Mr.. and Mrs. =. H Hzrson- Of 0ak-
land ard NJ and Mrs. : 3 Smith
and sons OF Clinton avenue were
guests Sunday OF Afr and Ms. George
:. Getcnell
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State House Chat


A lively party Of about 20 boys
from Camp HaUkeeruah IN Readdeld
visited the State House Wednesday
and missed nothing Of interest
Ney were accompanied by two OF
their instructors. Messrs Reed and
Smith
Governor Milliken has accepted an
invitation to attend the semi-centen-
NAL celebration OF New Sweden on
July % next.
Otis Taylor OF TopsheIG. chief war
den for Northern Washington Dis
trict. has Notified the Department Il
Inland Fisheries and Game that on
the night OF June 50 a COW moose
was struck and killed by a Maine
central train near Eaton station
warden Whittier OF Danforth was
notified and investigated. finding
tracks Of the moose for a long dis
lance on the railroad track. showing
that il had been wandering on for
hidden ground The carcass was
buried near the scene
The Public Utilities Commission
VIII Thursday az Auburn hear
the petition Of the Andruscoggn-
henneoec Street Railway for appro-
val Of an increase OF it's passenger
Iares from to 10 cents. 4 hearing
On the same subject will be held FRI
day morning at the Office OF the COM
mission at The State House.
None Of the members Of the High,
way Commission have any recoIIec-
uon or the missing DR.. Lorenzo Nor
ton Of East Baldwin having called
at the Office az or near the time of
olsapPearance. although II was sup
posed he had started for Augusta
for that purpose. Two Or three mem
oers Of the staff knew him bv sigh+
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ST. ALBANS

Mrs. z. 3. Tilton OF Dover. is ar z.
z. Emerv's for an extended visit
Mrs. Clifford Morrow Of Sanger
vile Is also q guest al Mr.. Emery's.
Mrs. Mabel Jordan OF Lowell. Mass.
who has been visiting in town. re-
turned home Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e D. Lombard and
three children. also Or. and Mrs. Nc
'kewen and daughter. have returned
20 their home in Windsor, Vt
c. A Robertson of Bangor was at
home over the Fourth.
Mrs. Carrie Tracy has gone 20 her
former home IN CaStine.
Freeman Mills and FAMILY are on
an auto trip 70 their former home IN
Nova Scotia.
A. ?. Bigeiow and family have
moved into their William Tell cot
tage beside Indian pond
c. A. BaIcheider and family passed
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remedy II time of need. You can
publish nv testimonial Is every state
ment l have made is perfectly true"
Mrs j. O. ELMoUIsT, 24a4 S. 10th
Street, Omaha, Nebraska.
Women who suffer from those dis
t-esslng Ills peculiar to their sex
should be convinced by the many
genuine and truthful testimonials we
are constantly publishing in the news
papers OF the ability of LYDIA E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
restore their health.
To know whether Lydia E. Pink.
hams Vegetable Compound will help
you try It. For advice write to lydia
F. Pinkham Medicine Co. tconfden-
tall, Lynn, Mass. Your letter will
&c opened, read and answered BY a
woman, and held in strict confidence.
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way where he is manager Of q large
chemical paint business. He sails
again for Norway July II.
Miss Estelle and Miss Helen
Brainert returned last Thursday
from HaverhII- Mass. and have re-
opened their home for the month Of
July.
Miss vesta Mitchell Of westaeld.
Mass. Is. passing her summer vaca-
ton at her old home AZ China Neck.
Ar and Mrs. William Turner, who
have passed the summer here for
several seasons came to town On
Thursday last and viii occupy the
Kendrick cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. T. NJ. Foster went
lake.
The White cottage Is occupied by
a party from Kitrery.
Mrs Frank Dow-HeaIey Of Cali
fornia was calling on old friends in
town last week. Mrs. Healey passed
her childhood and girIhood days n
China living in the old hotel here.
Teconnet Camp girls 70 the number
Of about 65 arrived for the season on
July 1st More are coming Later
Extensive additions have been made
10 this island camp this summer 50
that many more than the usual mum
Der are 10 be accommodated
Mrs. SiIena Doe and daughter An
ME have returned from Hampstead,
N z. for their home vacation.
Mrs. Charles Main, Miss Beatrice
Main and Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin
Moody have gone 10 Pine Point,
South China. for two weeks.
Mrs. Miriam Main OF Natick.
Mass. IS passing a few days at her
parents home
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STATE OF MAINE

peEso1s Interest ted IN airbar 81
A. S S.ses hereinafter named:
IN srS - eoaee Court acid az Augusta
"a 90 Tor the County Of kea1absc ~
ne ne Ska day or July N - Sase u N
- .otc one thousand ne n~-I-s1
60 - L"sncy and by adicUrn1nenr 80, -,
81 ss>d -, rom me twenCy-e.ghth dav
-, -- SD June The following rra.ta-s
-, -Sa .s.g Deer presented for tie $500
SLe4pon nsreiaarter InSffcs-s6 =.
Aereoy ORDERED. - -
Dersn 1e noece thereof De given 70 all
Sohs -ASeres ted, by Causing -
y lti1s order to De pIrNIfSIs -
raha.S @S1cCess1Fely n Ine Daily Ea1-
80 soerEai, newspaper -
fraT -, a. = Y -sta- n said CGanty. nat
ElaS appear az d Probate Conr- -
- 9eic ats said August ~ -
t"ehty-sixrh day of l7,iv AZ:
.sa , clock IN the forenoon. arc ~
GEORGE H. EAETF1s
Orange- " J., deceased = cs--aa, OF
A.--e.-- p-EporCng 10 be a cnnv -
VI ana PROBATE thereof IN the
nsv;1e JerseE OF satsl deceas ed.
-. - oe-A presented together with =
petition thal the same 5e aHowad d ID q
LA-S court SE
JAMES HANLEY. late Of chs,ssa
asking that Robert A. Cor ~ 800, : ~ a
estate. u sac
WILLIAM MERRY. late Of Chelsea
ton asking mat George = .:n,,i.s ira a.
portland be appointed afir11nis--a-or
OF SAID estate presented by Iuna VA
GaeT Merry OF Newcastle ons TIVE.
JOSEPHINE = SPACLDIN- -1a+a
@ Augusta. deceased Petition for sd-
THIS ration asking that Charles
spauldlng OF Augusta be appointed
a1E1 aCor without bond al parties
N tnteresc OF full aga other rnan crefs.-
tors having assented thereto in writ
ing.
ARoBINA 4 PEAsLEE Of Mon
A-obina \. Peaslee ASKING that she b
res stored 70 hec fUu legal rights. tree
rom al disabilities Of guardianship,
OSCAR P GRAHAM, Iate Of LIZA
presented for allowance ~ Oscar p
Graham. Jr-- administrator
EISENs y FELLOWS. Late OF
Fayette. deceased First ard final ac-
George NJ Fellows administrator.
EDWIN VI MOODY. late OF China.
deceased. First and maj account pre-
ssnled for allowance BY Wills ".
DAVID 3, ELLIS. late OF Oakland.
deceased. First and fnaI account
presented for allowance by Nellie ".
EDWIN II MOODY. late Of China.
deceas ed Petition for Distribution
fled By Willis ". Washpur1- executor
HERBERT W GREELEY. late OF
Augusta decea seG Petition fer dis
rrihuti0n fled by Z. NJ Thompson. a6-
uinistraCor.
ALFRED .. COTTLE. late o< Bel
grade. deceased. VIII and petition for
probate thereof. and for me appoint
menr OF adm lnlsIracor with viii an
nexet presented BY Arthur L Gothic
Witness HAROLD e COCK Judge
Of said Court at Augusta. I1is sixth
da- az July n The year OF GUY Lord
ore thousand nine hundred nd twenty
r W LEIGHTON. Register
ito
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Juiv s:-wocdland. bridge hearing
800 A. NJ; Cvr PL bridge hearing
100 A. NJ; Dinner at Van Buren,;
Grand Isle. bridge hearing 200 P. NJ:
MaGaxaska. bridge hearing $50 P.
NJ; Also look over Madawaska-
Ecuundston bridge site.
Spend night at Fort Kent The
municipal officers OF Wallagrass
Plantation viii be given a hearing
At top. N. on July 9. 1t Fort Kent
July s:-St John bridge hearing
SD A. NJ: Ashland. bridge hearing
s:3g p. NJ; Smyrna bridge hearing
$50; Smyrna. bridge hearing $50 p
NJ
Spend night either At Houlran or
Island Falls.
July I0.-rsIand Falls. bridge hear
ing 500 A. NJ Macwahoc. bridge
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town for a few days recently. They
were guests OF Mr.. kelIey's sister,
Mrs. Arthur Smiley. Sunday.
Al the regular meeting OF Sidney
Grange Thursday evening two candi-
dates were Instructed II the third and
fourth degrees. A harvest feast fol-
lowed. / coed number were present
ard during the lecturers hour violin
and piano music by Walter Noble
and Jennie Bracket vas very much
enjoyed Three applications for
membership vera received.
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STATE OF MAINE

= 1e-o1s interested in either Of
- las hereinafter named
-s --n5ace Court held at AUGUSTA
"a. ar rce County o. Kennebec,
=. .Terry-second day Of June IN
81 Il our Lord enc thousand
----d-ed and twenty and by ad-
--ec- from day 70 day from the
-:--.---1 gay OF said June The fol-
- -ac-ars having been presented
ac--ou thereupon hereinafter
I'D. : = hereby ORDERED.
- ~or.ce thereof be given TO all
= -.a-ssted. BIZ causing a copy
-. Ter TO be published three
s.lcce ssively IL the Daily Ken
r -c.--aI. q newspaper published
! s-rcscA n said County. thar they
s--Aar a. Probate Court to be
e 4: sad Augusta on the IweEta
7-.y. - D. 1896, at ten o'clock
---e-oon. and be heard thereon
- SEE ca-se-
4 ACNEy, late Of Tcgus,
- VII and petition fcr pro-
----ecf and FOR r,e appointment
s~..,.x without bond presented
.-ss : DIETRICH eIec1trix named
Bowman. late Of Manchester.
.---eo< and for the appointment
F,yuc Of Manchester as
LARK with viii annexed,
-. -, 3ori. presented By Esteile +.
- v.iow. all parties II inter
= ~ age other than creditors
- assa7ted thereto II writing
? " GREEN. late OF Man
-s:z- creased. Petition for admin
t.-s-az asking FOR the appointment
: 80. Mace Of Manchester as
L.-.-ss--a.- .x without bond. all par
F. .-eres-- Of full age. other
=, s-s1.cors having assenCac there
I. lite P n. cHoArE, late
: a-E.s-L deceased Private claim
- q advance by Lucy Wyu1aa,
ss@.1:-97-E-ox LEWIS. late of Port
-. oregon. deceased. First account
[ IS :. BALLARD. late Of Au-
- deceased Petition for dis
-.5-.5r -.et ~ Virgil \. Pierce and
III. : 2:erce. administrators
GA7- PERKINS, late OF Az
.s:z- deceased Petition for dis
-sl-.c- led by Jon1 T. Sproul, ad-
--sS3 = BALLARD. late Of An
-. deceased Petition Tor assess
e. q. --zr.-a1ce lax fled by Virgil
Pare a-c Ralph r Pierce. admin
e..,-s
-.9E-1N LEWIS. late Of Port
-: -=g3-. deceased. Petition for
,sass---. = .-rert-a1ce tax nlaS by
err -ev-s administrator
-1--E-EAE LAWRENCE late OF
deceased Petition for as
: s-s1- : inheritance tax fled BIZ
-,i5EcES-EP HAYNES WHEEL
: 49, u Augusta Petition FOR
-s-se - sell real estate Of said
-e- -a-eG ~ RocklanG II the
- = Knox. 1lad by Hope HAYNES
--e=.e- guardian
LA +. ERIck V. AND THEL-
: y 7LSEN- minors. OF Eailoweu.
A,.:-c. t7r --ceEse 70 sell real estate
SO --1crs. situated = EaIioweIf
r. A. M1cE 4 Olsen, guardian
--AE-C--E r " CFoATE. late
A1g-.s-4. deceased Petition for
,=-se g So. real estate OF said de-
$50 mated II Augusta fled ny
- = mar. execu--ix
ARENA \ PEASLEE or Nor
-A:--.a- led o. Arabi1a A Peasiee.
III Thy !. BANE OF THOMAS
5ANE. ate Of Chelsea c.ecaa sad.
.--oa 13r allowance fled by Annie
7a-e v-Gow
T--ss HAROLD z COOK. Judge
sd ~-l--. a Augusta his twenty
,eo-c Ga - June n the year Of our
- s-= thousand nine hundred and
ys---
= X LEIGHTON. Register.
as ? It. LEIGHTON. Register.
:. -----SS-
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Tor over twenty
years for female
troubles and it
h a 5 helped N e
very much. I
have also Sc d
Lydia E. Pink
b a ms Sanative
" ash with good
results. L always
have a bottle of
Vegetable Com
pound inthe house
a IL 10 a ~o.J
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STATE HOUSE

Continued from Page fo3
-g q July = The commission
r. 1eec at Mars Hill and the fol-
"-2z schedule will be carried cut
r. ne week.
~ 1:-WestHeld. bridge hearing
4 VI; Easton. state highway
IN hearing 100 P. NJ: Pressure
= fridge hearing 500 P. NJ
Iecd the night AZ Caribou. We
. aavissd the municipal officers
T=rhan and county commissioners
meet Is IN Caribou that evening
~ eaks fnal action on the Perham
-,'s- watch vas visited q year ago.
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PROBATE NOTICE. Notice Is here
by given that on the rwerty-fourth
day OF June 1920, Edward r. Eos ter
OF Augusta n the County OF Kenne-
bee. was by the Probate Court Cor the
County OF kennebec. duly appointed
administrator OF the estate Of Philip
Foster. late Of Augusta in said Coun-
II. decsa sec:. and that on the same
date said Edward T. Foster qualified
<or and accepted said trust
Attest. r W LEIGHTON,
Register Of Probate
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Iiv1thurS

PROBATE Notice. Notice is here
by given that on -he twenr--sig h IN
day OF June, 1929, Robert A Cony Of
Augusta IN the County OF kennebec.
was by the Probate Court for the
County OF ksrnebec. duly appointed
Admin 5Srrator OF the estate OF Way-
man Z Rogers. late OF Gardiner in
said County, deceased. and that on
the same date said Robert A. Cony
qualified for and accepted said trust I,
Attest: r. ". LEIGHTON.
Register OF Probate.
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SIDNEY

NORTH-M-s. Eth=Iwy7 Chute Of
Quincy. Mass. Clarence vyra1r ara
MISS Gladys Crquharr. of Portland.
Nj and Mrs. Cedric REYNOLDS and
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ASLuE SKY LAW" ADVERTISE
MEMT

Application having been made 20 the
Banking Department by the following
named company 70 be licensed as a
DsaIer in Securities under provisions
OF Chap 40 Secs II 20 g. >of the Re-
yise6 Statutes. as amended. Legal no
tire Is hereby gwen and any person
NAV. within TWO weeks from the date
OF this publication file objection TO the
proposed registration with the Bank
ing Department
Name Business Address
Maine Fisheries Cor
poractcu. Eoothbay Earbor
Maine
KELLEY Tire & Rubber
Co.. Inc. New GaVen- Nonn
Universal Tide Power
CO 50 Canal Street
Boston
FRANK l. PALMER
Bank Commissioner.
jivsd1t
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CHINA

". 2 washbu-n is visiting his
parents. Mr. ard Mrs. W ". Wash
curn. He has lately come from Nor
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hearing 1880 A n: Macwahoc,
bridge hearing 100 An.
Then proceed to Augusta.
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DEPENDED UPON
IT 20 YEARS
Lydia E. Fnkham's Vege-
table Compound Has Been
This Woman's Safeguard
All That Time.

Omaha. Neh.-"1 have used lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable COMPOUND
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STATE OF MAINE

I-,;AN.s9c. S. SUPERIOR COURT
y TACA-TON
A1ggs,a. June END. 1890
---=114-2 Be-aager Libc. W. VII
.- -ea-ge--
= aanexed Writ ard Libel. -
sad Court. thar notice
gen 20 the Libeiee by
---sE AZ atCescsf copy OF the
---- = - abstract thereof. togetneS
~ IS order thereon. IaEee weeks
sszF--~ = the kenne5ec Journal.
-=EsE42-- printed n augusta II
g. CONT CT ken1ebec TIE last pub
= = 1--N- -err1 o. said Court, u
--E2 a Augusta within a2d Cor
= --- g AzClebec, OF the first
esq - Septen5 Ger next. that ne
= 2e1 and there appear N sad
4-- answer thereto : he see IL
las FRED Emery BEANE.
Justice Superior Court
"OPY OF LIBEL.
e - -a1c alleges that she was
40 = re said IIbeiae az Water
e :. re STATE CT Maine On the
ia % September 1913: the
a 1=-4-- ard l.beIee cota5ired u
IS >4-= 2--s- their said marriage,
3 - -oe.a-c resided = this State
=. = arse q divorce accrued As
-----3--=r Sc forth. and rad resided
= Z good faith one year prior 10
: Ia 1a-zcI. -ra- tos iz6ela1t has
@@- -a--5-ul 20 her marriage ou-
=-----S c1- r1ar the said ILbelee mas
= +1:c --GSIL Of tte same: that be-
.~-9r-E and cruelty neglected and
: Sc: = provide suitable mairre-
- -7- FOUR ltoelanc:
"a ne calld mas been born 70
- ----g their said marriage. now
- W-!ttam Philip. age
---@-37e. she pravs that a divorce
-e coCGs cf ra--imory between
-.S-.- 40 SAID lihelee may be de-
40 -1ac the care and custody
- ---cr C1-li may &c given 70
=Sc -ra- reasonable aiinonv De-
=2 , Ter GU OF his estate. or n
,..e:eoc hat 4 specific sun be paid
40 re -llbelant further alleges
= sc 3as used reasonable dIIi-
'-.a- ascertain -ha present resi-
- sad lloeiee but 8 unable 70
: 80 does -cC know where Z Is
A-5K-ENA Z BELANGER-
k=c-e5ec. IS. June 81. ISs9@The
=. 7e.Al. made oath teae ire
:. =gacior as 20 the residence OF
= --2e ee = rue.
5a<2ra ne
-AEL A BLACEISGTCN
Justice % the Peace
- copy 81 the order OF notice
AS CIV JONES, Clerk
--215A-E NOTICE. Notice IS here
se2 LAT on the cEenry-frsc tay
Ia. = , 1920. Samuel " Tobey
= -g-sa n the County GS Eenre-
: vas - me Probate Court -1r the
- kerre6ec. duly appointed
= --a1 II estate OF Ee-ros Yacht
:. "a q Augusta II said County,
= Ia n the same date said Sam
Cooey qualified for and ac-
2tec sa.6 rust
AiAs r u. LEIGHTON.
Register Of Probate.
PROBATE NOTICE. Notice IS here
sFe- that On the nineteenth day
41; a D 1920. Nelson L Maxim
2c1rop IN the County 0f Nsnne-
. vas ~ the Probate Court for
9-1-y % Keruebec- duly ap-
80 administrator OF the @-
e George Morris Maxim, late
are II said County. de-
4:-@- and that ca the same date
= Nelse1 L Maxim qualified for
- accepted said trust.
aSc 2 w LEIGHTON,
.. Register Of Probate.
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EsIIey Tire & Rubber
Co. Inc, New haven conn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-08
FRANKLIN STREET

Mrs z z Eldri6g.. II franklin
St, says: My kidneys caused ne 10
suffer for a long time. Ny back vas
lame ard 7 could hardly stoop or
s--a3g1tan Up. I had 70 give up doing
ny housewcrk fora week I was sub
tect 10 dizzy spells when flashes ap-
Scared before my eyes and At times.
everything turned dark Dean Kidney
Pills procured from WINS r Par
ridges Drug Store. cured me-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-08

C. e Raynes. 1,e sewan St. says
MY kidneys began 70 show signs ot
weakness and the kidney secr-tions
were too frequent in passage. which
tnrsrrsred with my work At times.
could hardly get about because OF the
dull. uagytng pains in ny back The
pains shot across the centsr OK my
back and made me miserable I had
dizzy spells when black spots came be
FORE nv eyes Doan's Kidney Pfis
procured from willis R Parrdges
Drug store. soon ended the trouble"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-16
EMERGENCY ACTION
 IMPERATIVE, |. c. c.
 IS TOLD BY ROADS
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those sections of the country where they are currently issued for loading.
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