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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-12
Golden Wedding
at West WASHINGTON

Washington, March. 1.-THE home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Wellman was the
scene of pleasant surprise party re-
Gently when their many friends and
neighbors gathered to celebrate their
Golden wedding anniversary, bringing
with them a splendid treat of home
made candies. nuts, ice cream and
cigars.
A poem written by an old friend and
distant relative of the family, O. n.
Johnston of Arizona. was read by Dom
aid Johnston. the Oldest grandson pres
emf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wellman have passed
all OF their married life on the large
farm where they now live. always hon.
est in their dealings with others and
leading such quiet life of devotion
10 their family as to win the deepest
respect and admiration of all who came
to know them. The new home built
in 1906 has added much to their COM
fort and happiness.
beautiful silver fruit-dish with a
gold inning was sent them by their two
sons in California. and five-dollar gold
pieces given by their other children.
besides a gold cake ana MANY, nice
presents from other relatives and
friends.
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Seek Assailant
of Portland Woman

Portland. March 10.-Details of an
alleged attack upon Mrs. :iatiIda Mil
lett, 10 years old. of o54 WashiDgto on
avenue. in her home yesterday morn
ing. were given cut at police headquar-
tiers last night after the officials there
had been asked if a report on the case
had been received By them.
The alleged attack upon Mrs. Millett
was said to have taken place in her
home about 10 yesterday morning. At
100 her husband reported the case TO
police headquarters. The police re-
leased the story last night. The hus-
band gave the name of man, said TO
he resident OF Gardiner 80 the al
legged assailant Of his wife. lie ex-
planned he had business dealings with
this man.
According to the story given out by
the police. Mrs. Miliett was perform
ing her household duties when man
.entered the house and. il is alleged
assaulted her. In order TO stff,e Ter
cries the assailant stuffed a part OF
lace curtain in the victims Mouth.
the police stated. After the assault
the victims husband was called on the
telephone. and later he notified the po-
lice. A description of the alleged as
sailant was given TO the police Off
ccrs about the city and sent by the
sheriff's department to several nearby
towns. Up to press time no arrest had
been reported.
DIR. Daniel NJ. ManniX was called to
attend Mrs. Millett. He explained that
Mrs. Millett was hysterical when he
visited her home. In addition to his
report to the police. he said he found
several scratches on the woman's
arm.
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Mrs. Vanderbilt
Ill with Diphtheria

Portsmouth. II. l.. March l0-Mrs.
Reginald c. Vanderbilt. a bride of
four days. is i'll with diphtheria at
the Sandy Point Farm estate of her
husband here, it was learned today.
Mrs. Vanderbilt, who was Miss
Gloria Morgan. daughter of Harry
Hays Morgan, American consul gen.
eral in Brussels, has been sick viz
tually since her arrival here We'd
nesday night. She is is years Of
age.
The young bride was under the
care OF trained nurses today with
Drs. Charles w. Stewart and William
4. sherman in attendance.
Diagnosis of the throat trouble
from which she was suffering as
diphtheria was made only today. 1t
was said to he not a severe case.
The precautions which Mr.. Wander
bilt took to assure privacy for his
honeymoon had kept secret until
today the fact of his wifc's illness.
Cancellation for Il day or two of
reservations for a suite on the liner
Majestic, on which it was said the
Nanderblts had intended sailing from
New York today, however, had indi-
Gated a change in plans.
The Nanderbil,s were married in
New York last Tuesday and came
here the same night. They had
known each other for year.
Mrs. Vanderbilt under the name Of
Gloria Rochelle, had taken a minor
part in motion picture plays. Her
husband is the youngest son of the
late Cornelius Vanderbilt and many
times a millionaire. He is AZ years
old. 1t was his second marriage. his
first wife who was Miss Kathleen
Gebhard having obtained divorce
from him in 1920.
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TOURISTS SPEND
$45, 100000 a
YEAR IN MAINE

Bangor. Me. March ll.--Mains n
ceives yearly Goo.ooe tourists VI
spend in the State total Of tii.esII
coo. These figures announced as al
sentative estimate were given n NJ
annual meeting OF the State Of MnI
Publicity Bureau held in this eiiy n
Gently. The report of the pubiell
committee chairman said the bgrual
was unique as being the only ca q
the country organized 10 give on, fl
formation for an entire state. and Rf|
ported by the contributions Il n
members. It's object il TO dewk1I
Maine not only as = great vacation rs|
ter but also agriculturally and commi
cially. The committee expected 10 NJ
vertising last year in newspapers "a
magazines sl1.136.96. The replied VI
tailed 6203. showing a cost per vs
OF $1.i9. 1t was announced that q val
much larger sum would he avsihtfl
Cor advertising this year and that \
strong effort would be i1ade to "
tourists into Maine earliar Ia NJ
spring and TO induce them 10 stay bs|
in the fail.
From the time the burNau o,st
last spring until December 81. apFrn-l
imatcly 1900 letters were received tn-
ing for Information. about Maine ~
these were carefully answered. ~
one receiving individual atien'ssI
During the season approximately W
coo pieces of literature descrsg'
Maine were mailed ont from The NJ
reau. These were all sent in dndI
reply to inquiries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-12

ter So. Public Laws Of 1921. relating
to the fiscal year OF the State.
House 1928: Resolve in favor Of a
bridge over the st. Croix river be-
tween Nanceboro.. Maine, and st.
CroiX. New Brunswick.
House 1929: Resolve granting the
consent of the State to the building
of bridge between big Five
Island" and Hen Island" in the
town Of Georgetown.
con motion by Mr.. Douglas OF
Lamoine, tabled pending second read
ing)
House 331: Resolve authorizing the
acceptance Of donation to Blaine
Memorial Fund.
House 332: Resolve authorizing
the treasurer Of State to accept from
the executors Of the will OF John
Prescott two $500 United States Lib
erty Bonds in lieu of the legacy of
$1,000 left by said Prescott to the
Western Maine Sanatorium at
Hebron.
Passed to he Engrossed
Senate SO: An Act to amend Sec
ton 10 of Chapter 172 of the Public
Laws of 1919. relating to local health
CON motion BY Mr.. Rounds of
Portland. tabled pending third read
inGD
Senate oil: An Act to repeal the
Act Incorporating the town Of Forest
City.
House SO: An Act to amend the
charter of the city OF Calais pro-
vding for, biennial elections.
House l55: An Act to amend Sec
tions % and "a of Chapter 80 of the
Revised Statutes relative to pro-
cedure in civil cases in superior
court.
House 1s1: An Act to amend Sec
tion 20 of Chapter 9 of the Revised
Statutes relating to time Of payment
of excise tax on railroads.
House 252: An Act directing the
state Board Of Veterinary Examiners
to issue certificate to Joseph r.
Waller to practice veterinary surg
cry, medicine or dentistry.
Orders Gf the Day
On motion by Mr.. Rogers Of Rock
land. it was voted to take from the
table Senate Document No. 14s. An
Act relating to the protection of wild
hares or rabbits. tabled by that gen
tleman March q. pending passage -
he engroSsed. and on further motion
by the same gentleman the bill was
passed to be engrossed.
On motion by Mr.. Maher Of Au-
gusta. it was voted to take from the
table rtport Of the committee on
taxation on bill. An Act relating "a
collection of taxes in unorganized
townships. tabled by that gentleman
March 8. pending acceptance OF re-
port in concurrence: and on further
motion by the same gentleman the
report was accepted in concurrence.
On motion by Mr.. Finnell Of Bid
deford
Adjourned until Tuesday morning.
March IL. at ten o'clock.
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tee reported same on bill, An Act TO
amend Section OF Chapter b3 Of the
Revised Statutes relating to insurance
and insurance companies.
con motion byf Mr.. Rounds OF
Portland. tabled pending acceptance
of rcport)
Alr. Pcndlcton from the same COM
mittee reported same on bill, An Act
10 amend Section 8 of Chapter SO OF
the Revised Statutes, relating to in
Surancc. f
con motion by Mr. Rounds of Port
land. tabled pending acceptance Of
report)
Mr.. Wood from the committee on
pensions reported same on Resolve
providing State pension for Mary
&. SILK of Lewiston.
con motion by Mr. Rounds OF Port
land tabled pending acceptance OF
repcrt)
Mr.. Crafts from the committee on
inland fisheries and game or bill. An
Act to amend Section 81 of Chapter
2lo of the Public Laws of 1917. as
amended by Chapter pa OF the Pub
lie Laws of 1917. and by Chapter 1856
of the Public Laws of 1919, and by
Chapter 21S Of the Public Laws of
1921, relating to use of traps, spears
and nets in taking fish in inland
waters. reported same in new draft
under same title and that it ought
to pass"
Mr. Saunders from tho committee
on Judiciary On Mn An Act r. amend
the charter OF the citv of L,astport
renorted same in a now droft undcr
same title and that it ought to pass.
Mr.. Bickford from the coMmittee
on pensions on Resolve providing a
state pension for lane Anne SowaII
reportcd same in n now draft under
same title and that If ..o,,rht to mass -
MIR Newcomb from the same COM
r,ittoe ON Resolve providinr q State
uonyion for Ada nj ('owan, rrnorted
same in q new draft under same
titlc and MAT il .ought 10 mass"
Same gentleman from same COM
mittco on Resolve for Increase Of
pension Of sarah ]. E;verson OF Addi-
Son. reportcd same in n new draft
under same title and that If "ouyht
TO pass'
Mr.. EicI5ford from same committee
ON Resolve in favor of Wilmore
DUMMY of Uayncsyitle for state
pensjon rcnortod same in a nevy draft
under same tile and that it Ought
10 mass"
Nr. Heal from tho committee on
public utilities on bill. An Act TO in
corporate the Yarmouth Water Dis
trict. renortc.i sa,nn in = ney dra r.
under same title and that it ought to
pass"
rcnorts road and accented and tho
new drafts ordered printed under The
Joint rules.
Mir. Wood from the committee on
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Declares Engineers
Brotherhood Illegal

Winnipeg. Man.. March 1O-The
International Brotherhood Of Loco
motive Engineers is an illegal or
ganization operating in restraint of
trade and has no standing in court.
Justice Gait of the Court of Kings
Bench held today, dismissing a suit
brought by n member to compel an
accounting by a former officer.
The action was brought by How
ard Il. Chase, general chairman of the
Canadian Brotherhood, against Sam
uel ST rr. former secretary. to COM
pei an accounting Of funds in his
possession when he was relieved from
Office in May. 1921. at the triennial
convention in Cleveland, Ohio. Starr
had refused to give up his office,
claiming he had never been notified
of the conventions action.
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THE 81st MAINE LEGISLATURE
Complete Stenographic Report of Pro-
ceedings in the House and Senate

{ from which regular transportation
! lines are established.
House ESQ. An Act to amend Sec
| ton % Of Chapter IS OF the Revised
Statutes. relating TO the taking of
| smelts.
| House 2s2: An Act to amend Sec
| ton 1e9 OF Chapter sol of the Public
! Laws Of 1917. relating to the care and
| treatment of certain infectious dis
cases.
House esq. An Act to amend Sec
tion of Chapter 264 of the Public
Laws of 1919. as amended by Chapter
100 of the Public Laws of 1921, rL'at-
ing to application for Soldiers Bonus.
House 2So. An Act to amend the
incorporation Of the Trustees of Frye
burg Academy. in the town Of Frye
burg and county of Oxford.
House ESQ An Act to amend Para
graph Of Section as Of Chapter III
of the Revised Statutes as amended by
Chapter PA of the Public Laws of
1919 as further amended by Chapter
o19 of the Public Laws Of 1921, relat-
ing to amount allowed for clerk hire
in the Offices of register of deeds and
register of probate in Kennebec county.
House 2SS. An Act to promote the
production and sale of certified seed
and to protect the branding thereof.
and repeating Chapter 141 Of the Pub
lie Laws of 1917.
House Isl. Resolve in favor of
Miss Edith l.. Soule.
House 2S4. Resolve making an ap-
preparation for the Maine Seed I'M
provement Association.
House PSI. Resolve for carrying
out the provisions of an act of the
/ n @ & nf lot;
production and sale of certified seed.
Communications from the House Of
Representatives
STATE OF MAINE
House of Representatives.
Office OF the Clerk
Augusta. March g. 1929.
To l.. Ernest j.. Thornton. Secretary
OF the Senate of the S1st Legisla-
ture,
Sir:-The Governor of the State hav-
ing returned TO the House
Resolve i'll favor Of the board of
registration of medicine With his OBJ
jections to the same. the House pro-
cecded to vote on the question:
Shall the resolve become a law not
withstanding the objections of the
GoVernor?'
A Yea and nay vote was taken: four
Representatives voted in the atfirlna-
tive and 40 in the negative and &C
cordingly the resolve failed of a pas
sage.
Respectfully.
(SigneO CLYDE T.. CHAPMAN,
Clerk of tho House.
Read and placed on file.
STATE OF MAINE.
House of Representatives
Office of the Clerk
Augusta, March ., 1928
To l.. Ernest Thornton, Secretary of
the Senate of the S1st Legislature.
Sir:-The Governor of the State
having returned to the House
AN Act to amend Sections "a and
a. of Chapter ell of the Public Laws
Of 1921. relating to motor vehicles
with his objections to the same, the
House proceeded to vote on the
question
shall the bill become a law not :
withstanding the objections Of the
Governor?"
y yea ard nay vote was taken:
| sixteen Representatives voted in the
affirmative, end ninety nine in the
| negative. and accordingly the bill
! failed OF a passage.
Respectfully.
! (Signed) CLYDE r. CHAPMAN.
Clerk OF the House.
Read and placed on file.
Reports Of Committees
Mr.. BUZZELL from the committee
on judiciary. on An Act requiring the
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$50 Drown in
Sinking of Transport

London. March 10-An Athens
dispatch to the Central News re-
ports the sinking of the transport
Alexandra. which was bringing men
on leave from kerathini to Piraeus.
The sinking was due to an explosion
and $50 men are reported drowned.
Reuters Athens correspondent re-
ports the sinking Of a tugboat in the
service between Salamis and Pira-
Gus, due to a great storm. Two hun
dred persons are reported drowned.
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Change Time U. S.
Court in Bangor

Bangor. March 1c-Amcng the va
passed in the closing hours OF =
last congress was one providing ~
the winter term Of the United SUE,
district court in Bangor. hitherto ".
In February, shall be held in Novr,'
Der. This was done upon the reeo..
menda ton of Judge Peters ana msE
others of Bench AMI Bar, who p0sr
ed out that weather conditions
Maine in February we're unfavonu.s.
The new arrans ement takes ene0 :
once
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use OF one0thctic0 IN certain opera
lions upon dumb animals (Senate
Doc. No. Is), reported that the same
ought not to pass.
Mr.. Spencer from the committees on
public utilities and ways and bridges.
on An Act to incorporate the Kenne-
bee River Bridge Company tSenate
Doc. No. 40. reported that the same
ought not to pass.
Mr.. Smith from the committees on
public utilities and ways and bridges.
on Resolve providing for commits
sic n to investigate and make report
relative to the construction of n
combination railroad and highway
bridge over the kennebec River.and
the relative merits of a location be-
tween the city of Bath and the town
Of Woolwich and between the towns
OF Richmond and Dresden as site
of said bridge (Scnate Doc. No. 75),
reported that the same ought not to
pass.
The reports were accepted and sent
down for concurrence.
Mr.. Clark from the committee on
inland fisheries and game. on An Act
closing to all hunting certain terri
tory in Lincoln county. to be known
as the Lincoln County Game Pre-
serve. reported same in new draft.
unuCT, tnc same IItlC, ana IIluI IL
ought to pass.
The same Senator, from the same
committee. on An Act to amend Sec
ton 36 of Chapter 219, of the Public
Laws of 1917, as amended by Chap
ter 196. of the Public Laws of 1919,
relating to the protection Of caribou.
reported that the same ought to pass.
The reports We're accepted and the
bills tabled for printing under the
joint rules.
Mr.. Spencer from the committee on
public utilities. on An Act to amend
Section so of Chapter sc of the Re-
Vised Statutes, as amended by Chap
ter &c of the Public Laws of 1917
end by Chapter SO Of the Public Laws
of 1919. relating to branch rcilroad
tracks (Senatc Doc. No. 1869. report
cd that the same ought to pass.
The report was accepted and. on
motion by Mr.. Allen of York, under
suspension Of the rules, the bill was
given its first reading.
Mr.. Sargent from the committee
on sea and shore fisheries. on An Act
amending Section 121 of Chapter Of
Chapter 1875, Public Laws of 1921
relating to fish Wcirs (Sanatc Doe
No. 1867. reported the same in new
draft under the same title, and that
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Many III in Ranasley

Rangeley, Me-. March 1O-On ac-
count Of so much sickness here, the
annual town meeting has been post
poned for two weeks. Grip has been
so prevalent that temporary suspen-
sion Of practically all business oper.
atoms has resulted,
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WINSLovv
New Books at the WinsIow Grange

New Books at the WinsIow Grange
Many new volumes were obtained
during the months Of January and
February. Their titles are as fol-
lows:
Companionable books, Ven Dyke:
Letters Of Franklin by Lane; George
Washington, Thayer; The Evil Shep-
herd, Oppenheim; Old Crow. Brown;
Glimpses Of the Moon, Wharton;
Rough Hewn, Garfield; Tale OF TIL
ona, Locke; story Of Mankind, Van
Van Loon; Marcia Chapdelaine, He
mon; John Burroughs, Boy and Man.
Barrus: Wanderer OF the Wasteland.
Gray; Flowing Gold. Beach; Glimps-
es Of Authors. Tricknor: The Coun-
try Beyond, Curwood: Pilgrims OF
Today. Wade: Home Books OF Verses
for young folks, Stevenson. Peggy
Stuart. Debutante; Peggy stuart at
Home. Jackson; Garden Of the West,
Driscoll: Miss Minerva and Baby.
Sampson; Daughter Of the West.
Garland Road OF the Loving Heart.
Johnston; Charles Dickens and His
Girl HerOines; Making the House a
Home Guest, Moses; A Minister OF
Grace, Abraham Lincoln; Bolivar
Brown. Dudley; Daring Deeds Of Po-
the Varsity. SiIvers: Injun Whitney
to the Rescue, Hort; Ned Beales,
SEWERS: Coner Two Seas. Barbour;
Book Of the Epic. Buerber; Christ
mas Carol, Dickens: Don Strong Pa
troll Leader, Heyliger; Daniel BoOnes
Wilderness Scout, White; Here,
There and Everywhere. Life and Let
tiers, Walter Page; Through Spain
and Portugal. Lorna Doone. Prairie
Flower, His Soul. Across America by
Motorcycle, Simon Called Peter.
Florence Nightingale, Granite and
Clay, Gods TrOubador, Doctor Luke
Of the Labrador. Miranda Exports.
The ShOrn Lamb, Hester of the
Grants, Across Asia on a Bicycle.
Story of the Canterbury Pilgrims. A
Watcher in the Woods. Beatrice Of
Denewood, Tales Of Lonely Trails,
Painted Windows. My Brother. #. r.,
New World, Making Your Camera
Pay.
Mr.. Emery. who operates the John
Howard lot. has gone to his home in
Thorndike for a few days.
W. l.. Mansfield went to Bangor
Thursday to attend a basketball
game.
Mrs. Oscar Webb and Mrs. Brad
ford Dyer We're callers Thursday at
the home of Mrs. Eva Newell OF
Halifax street.
Priscilla Clarke and ANNA Hooper
went to Oakland Thursday evening
with the Coburn basketball team.
All the school teams managed to
, get into town Thursday with the ex-
ceptiOn of the River road team.
w. u. Getchell OF Augusta was a
caller in town Thursday.
A chimney fire at Ga Bay street
| would have done considerable dam
age but for the quick response to the
alarm by the fire chief. MIR. Grinda.l
and his fremen.
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Wesley n. Knowles

Inc community was saddened
tuesday, Mar. 6, by the passing away
OF one OF It's townsmen, Wesley III.
knowles. He was born and lived
tne greater part Of his life in Bel
grade; He was educated in the town
schools here, also in Boston. where
ne lived for some time with his aunt
and later at the Maine WESLEYAN.
Seminary. Rents Hill, Me-.
Always ready to extend a helping
nand TO all who needed his aid, he
will be missed.
lie leaves wife. Claire Cunning.
nam knowles and three small daugh-
ters. Clarabelle. Mildred and Mertie,
also q brother. 1lko and sister Ber-
tina, both Of Boston. to mourn HE
loss. After the funeral services his
BODY was placed in the receiving
tomo to await interment in Pine
1rove cemetery. R~Irrade
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Senate I'LL in i,irat Renainm

Papers from the Senate disposed of
in concurrence.
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Headaches from Slight Colds

Laxative PROMO QUlNINE Tablets
relieve the He:da rhe by curing the Cold.
A tonic laxative and germ destroyer.
The box bears the signstur of Il. w.
Grove. (Ee sure Eou get BROJO) S0r
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Senate 220: An Act to repeal Sec
ton forty three of Chapter nineteen
of the Revised Statutes, relating to
local health officers.
From the Senate: Report OF the
Committee on Taxation, reporting
ought to pass on bill. An Act to
amend Sections Al and As Of Chapter
10, Revised Statutes. relating to
taxes III unincorporatcd places
In the Senate report read and &C
ccpted and the bill passed to be en-
crossed.
In the House. report read and ac-
copied in concurrence, and the bill
read once. and on motionxby Mir.
Mahcr of Augusta. tabled pending
second reading.
From the Senate: Report of the
Committee on Taxation reporting
ought to pass on bill. an act to amend
Sections GO and GA of Chapter s,
Revised Statutes. relative to Maine
Forestry District Taxes.
4 In the Senate, report read and ac-
copied and the bill passed to be en-
crossed.
In the House, report road and ac-
ccpted in concurrence and on motion
pN MT. -NdHcI, tapleu pending NfSl
reading.
From the Senate: Majority re-
port Of the committee on judiciary on
bill An Act to regulate the practice
oc the system. method or science Of
healing known as Chiropractic.
creating n board of examination and
registration for those desiring to
practice the same. and providing
penalties for violation of this Act
reporting same in q new draft under
same title and that it ought to
pass.
Report was signed by the following
members:
Mcssrs. Fincllley of Cumberland
l;uzZcll of Waldo
lIussey of Aroostooll
of the Senate
Wing of Auburn
Weeks OF Fairfield
NGher Of Augusta
Gardiner of Gardiner
Saunders Of Lubcc
of the House
Minority report OF the same com
mittce reporting ought not to pass
on the same bill.
Report was signed by the following
members:
Mcssrs. Nichols of Portland
Archibald Of Houlton
of the House
In tho Senate Majority report read
and accepted and the bill passed to
Be cn-rossed
In the House. on motion by MIR.
I.uG2ato of Patton. tabled pending
acceptance Of either report.
From the Senate: Eli. An t"t to
amend Section 3. ana Paragraph {
.r 4 Of of No,
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BELGRADE
Miss Lucy Gowe;I

Miss Lucy GoweIl passed away
Feb. 18th. Miss Goweli was born in
Lebanon. Maine. Feb. Fl, 1882, the
daughter Of the late John and Lucy
Goweil. The remains were placed in
.ne tomo at Belgrade to await
prayer and burial in the spring