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Evening star., 1923-03-11
BOMB IN FISH NET, Q KILLED.

HYERES, France. March 10.--Two
men were killed and another was
seriously injured when fiShe rman
fishing from his bark today near the
Trench cruiser AIarseillaise in the
Mediterranean, hauled up in his nets
a submerged mine, which exploded.
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Receives Book on
Chicago for Use in
Reference Library

The Chamber of Commerce has
received from the hands of the pub
fishers, the r. L. Polk Company OF
Chicago, with their compliments, a
handsomely bound volume entitled
Chicago, The Great Central Mar
ket." for it's reference library. The
book tells in succinct form the
history of Chicago from it's earliest
DAYS in 1873 to the present time. 1t
especially deals with the phenomenal
growth of the city during the last
century, for as late as 1880 was spok-
en- of by writers as fishing village
and fur trading post whose business
was on the decline.
The book is sufficiently Illustrated
to give one an adequate idea OF the
increase of population and business
of the second largest city in the
United States. There are 200 pages
of descriptive matter and several
hundred pages of advertising. which
together make a volume of rare
worth as a reference book for bust
ness men or for students of history.
Another complimentary publica-
ton which was received yesterday
from the Chamber of Commerce in
Wilmington. Del. is called 1.-THE Me-
diator." which gives the history or
Wilmington, 1.-The first city of the
first state" This is also handsome
ly illustrated and is filled with in
teresting historical matter. Both
volumes will be on the shelves of
the Chamber library for reference
by the public.
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MADISON

Mr. and Mrs. Forest Small and chill
drcn and Mrs. Elizabeth Small who
have been visiting relatives and
friends in Madison and vicinity for
the past two months, started Monday
for their home in Dwight, ILL.,
Will Davis of Waldoboro is visiting
friends in Madison this week. Mr..
Davis was formerly we'll known res
ident Of Madison for number of
years and is we'll remembered by the
older inhabitants.
Gerald Magill left Monday for Carl
bou, where he expects to remain for
several months.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis ingalls,, who
have been the guests Of Mrs. Ingalls,
sister in Bangor for the past two
weeks. returned home Sunday. While
in Bangor Mr.. Inialls underwent an
operation for the removal Of tonsils.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Sidney Rand left
Monday afternoon on a vacation trip
to Boston and vicinity.
William B. Gilman of Dexter arrived
in Madison Monday night to visit rel
atiyes and friends. Mr.. Gilman was
formerly a well known resident of
Madison and although SO years of age
gave the public cars the go-by and
walked briskly up the hill from the
railroad station, greeting his many
friends in this village.
Norris A. Preble, who ran the mov-
ing picture machine at the Strand
Theatre. has resigned his position. and
Francis Head has taken the place va
Gated by Mr.. Preble.
A meeting Of the Cleaners Club of
the Methodist Episcopal church was
held Monday evening at the home of
Mrs. Lawrence Briggs on Head street
Word has been received here of the
safe arrival of E. NJ. Athearn and
party in California. Mr.. Athearn left
herere about five weeks ago for the
overland trip in his auto. The journey
was made in three weeks and three
days without any mshap.
Conrad Kennison returned Monday
to Orono to resume his studies at the
University of Maine after spending the
summer at his home in Madison.
Miss Grace Gavin and Miss Carolyn
Merrill left town Tuesday morning for
Boston to resume their studies in the
School Of Secretarial Science.
Mrs. Clara E. Powers and daughter
Helen went to Bar Harbor Tuesday
morning to attend the meeting of the
State Federation Of Women's Clubs.
q Mr.. and Mrs. Elbridge Hunnewell of
New York City are aisiting relatives
and friends in Madison and Arson.
Mrs. Emma Morrow went to Bing-
ham Tuesday to pass few days with
her sister.
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TROY

CENTER-Mrs. j. L. Bagley wa!
in Bangor Sept. II, to attend thu
funeral of her cousin, Henry Gould
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Penne!
have moved to the place recently va.
Gated by Mrs. Roundy and family.
w. L Hopkins was in Belfast
Sunday.
Miss Rhodora Thompson is teach
ing in Dixmont.
DIR. and Mrs. E. l.. Stevens Of
Belfast passed Sunday at the doc
tors old home here.
A school was opened at Cooks
Corner this week, taught by Mrs
Georgia Woods.
The Ladies' Aid held an interest
ing meeting Thursday, with Mrs
George B. Cook. The next meeting
will be at the Grange hall in two
weeks. 1t was voted to hold the
church fair. Oct. II.
c. J. Hillman has received news
OF the death Of his mother, Mrs.
Jane Small. which occurred Sept
5. at her late home near Los Angeles,
Cal. Her age was 90 years. She
went to California many years ago
with her son, Herbert, and daugh-
Ter, Mrs. Lillian Kinds.
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Erucht.WoInan


lose B. Wolman, the daughter or
oa ~, and Mrs. Arlington Wolman OF
,uIlegh street was quietly married
VI. Simon Frucht of Brooklyn, n.
!, az the Wolman home yesterday
eVIning. The ceremony was per
|n a,il by Rabbi I.aines Of this city.
my members of the immediate
smlg attended the wedding. Fri
a. ny September. q, the bridal couple
~ san on the steamship America
" Italy and for a year will tour the
,un'rles of Europe. During TINS
l,n us VI. Frucht will make a speciai
,ly OF cardiac diseases under sew
NJ, n, famous doctors of that contin-
,s.,. Inc couple will stop about SIX
f,! study.
:. aae bride is a graduate of Gard
ar, high shcool and Pennington
s..s aai school. For the past three
pc,s s she has been prominently con.
o nea with Red Cross and social
III II IN N New York and Boston. The
N TWO years she has spent in Bos-
ssnere she was connected with
m 'Iuerated Jewish Charities.
I'M. rrir.ucht is a, graduate of New
h I'ty College and of Columbia
hss NO, school. For several years
hi - ma nad large practice in Brook
fan tr. and Mrs. Frucht will re-
fsptcm, this country sometime in
9an , nr, 1924, at which time they
fQe 70, mold a reception in Water
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HEBRON ACADEMY

According to T. w. Hollis, Bates
college, '16, (former coach at Law
renee High, Fairfield, Me-, and at
present assistant baseball coach at
Hebron there is going to be fine
team representing Hebron academy
next spring. Last Saturday morning.
on the academy diamond, under the
watchful eye of Mr.. Hollis, an aggre-
cation of Greater Boston scnoolooy
stars. now students at the academy.
defeated last years team to the tune
OF IL to 3. Mr.. Hollis states that
when spring rolls around THAT Heb
ron academy is going to have one Of
the greatest schoolboy baseball teams
that ever represented the State OF
Maine.
This year the authority Of Hebron
academy are much pleased with the
present outlook. The quality OF the
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bURNHAM

Mrs Albert H. Cole visited over
the week end with her sister IN
Sidney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank B. Brown and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Hunt were in
Bangor Sunday.
Rev. F.. f. Longley preached at
tho schoolhouse Sunday afternoon
after a vacation of two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Hunt and
two children visited Sunday In
Wayne with Mrs. Hunts uncle,
George Rolfe and family.
Wesley G. Hunt has purchased q
new touring car.
Mrs. AlZada Thurston Is visiting
In North Clinton with Mrs. Nellie
Hazeltine.
Arnold ]. Hunt and Mr.. Turkey are
engaged in doing mason work in
Belfast.
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kenrebecside Club Meets

The first meeting Of the Kennebec-
side Club for the year was held at
Ryerson hall Saturday afternoon,
Miss Jennie Sawtelle and Mrs. Justin
Johnson to have been hostesses. but
as Mrs. Johnson was unable to be
present Mrs. George Fl. Merriam
acted in her place.
The new president, Miss Sawtelle,
presided and after the usual bust
ness session the roll call was an
swered by "a Favorite Bible Story"
Mrs. Herbert L. Nichols Of Skowhe-
gan was then introduced and gave a
most interesting paper on women
of the Bible" Mrs. G.. w. Hinckley
was chosen as dolegate to represent
the Kcnnobecside Club at the fall
meeting of the Maine Federation of
women's clubs at Bar Harbor. Sept.
IS to 21st. Delicious refreshments
were served.
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HINCKLEY

Mr.. and Mrs Fred Tober and son.
Ray w. Tobey, were calling on
friends in this place Sunday.
Mrs. Glenn Holt of Waterville is
staying at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Ellis, for short
time, going back and forth on the
train while holding her position in an
office at Watervillc. MIR. Holt is
getting lumber and materials ready
to begin work on his new wood
working building, which will add
much to the business life of Hinck-
ley.
Mrs. Annie Davis Estes OF Port
land, who has been passing a short
vacation with relatives in Skowhe-
gan and vicinity, called for few
moments Sunday on an old school
mate. Mrs. Melvin Palmer. The
two women had not met before for
over 80 years. Mrs. Estes. with a
party of friends. was on her way to
New Meadows Inn for dinner.
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WISCASSET

Richard Rines is back on his mail
route after two weeks vacation.
De Forest Munsey made a short
business trip to Boston recently.
George Pooler, Clarence Dickinson,
Emery Pendieton, and Ben Cross
man have returned from q delight
full trip through Quebec, Montreal,
towns.
Harold and Arthur Rines, Clinton
Shea and Warren Mann Of Portland,
passed Sunday and Monday in town
with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Harold Shea left Tuesday for
the Bath hospital, for an operation
on her throat.
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guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Traitor Of Harmony.
Other guests at the Traitor home
were Mrs. Ella Traitor and son, Carl,
of Guilford, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. Den Davis of
Pittsfield.
DIR. and Mrs. Wilson attended the
fair at Skowhegan last week.
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Rantist Ladies Meet

meeting Of the ladies OF the
Stlchell Street Baptist church was
|sd In the vestry yesterday after
aoan at 3 o'clock with a good at
|Nadance. Several matters OF busi-
hta were discussed, among which
|M food sale to be held Septem-
|% e. at the waiting room OF the
entail Maine Power company.
is also PANIED to hold the an
VIII orurch supper october 2. IN the
a1ns room of the church. The 1ol-
|@SlnS have been elected to serve On
|s supper committee: Mrs. IL. n.
Upper. chairman, Mrs. Walter
|rn''kson, Mrs. John Grant. Mrs: NJ
N y hutchinson. Mrs. Fred McCarn'
As Clemmins. Mrs. Charles Rusl
'Gd Mrs. e. e. Webster.
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road from Main Stream to the
Mountain.
There were IA cars seen on the
Mountain, Sunday afternoon.
CL.IN

The regular meeting of Billing S
Relief Corps will be held this We'd
nesday afternoon. The members at
tending are asked to furnish a num-
Der for a miscellaneous program.
The following committees have
been appointed to act for Pine Tree
Lodge, l. 0. o. F., in making plans
for the supper and entertainment
which that order will give Oct. %. in
connection with Laurel Lodge of Re-
bekahs; supper committee are H. A.
Chamberlain, Ralph Cole. Will Whit
ten, Ralph Gerald, AlphonZo Dixon.
Entertainment. Carroll w. Robinson,
Walter w. Wiley, Willis T.. Knight.
l.. L. Caldwallader of Waterville
was q business caller in town Tues
day.
Mrs. Della D. Pratt is quite ill at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. II. X
Brown.
Mrs. Nightingale of Railroad street
is seriously i'll at the Sisters hospital,
suffering from an attack of blood
poisoning.
Miss Airline Besse of Albion has
been at the home of her brother. F. r.
Besse, returning to Orono to resume
her studies at the University of
Maine.
Mrs. Myra Chandler returned Sun
day from the Sisters Hospital where
she has been patient for some time.
Miss Ethel Reed OF Harmony will
be the guest today of Mrs. II. X.
Brown. returning to Colby. where she
is a member of the senior class.
Miss Florence l.. Cain returned
Tuesday morning from Bangor where
she had been to attend the party
given by Mr.. and Mrs. c. Percival
Loder at their home for the purpose
of announcing the engagement Of
their daughter. Miss Hope Louise to
Joseph +. Fidler of Boston.
Announce Engagement
At party given at their home,
511 Main street, Bangor, on Monday
evening, Mr.. and Mrs. c. Pcrcival
Loder announced the engagement OF
their daughter. Hope Louise, TO
Joseph +. Fiddler of Boston, Mass.
The home was prettil'' decorated
with carnations and roses. The
favors of the evening were Ophelia
roses attached to miniature hearts.
Refreshments of ice cream. fancy
cakes and punch were served. The
wedding will take place in the
spring The Loders formerly resid-
cd in Clinton.
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Bankers Wife Seeks Advice

An attachment for $4,000 upon
treasurer of the Lewiston Trust
Company. was filed at the Andres
coggin registry of deeds Monday in
a suit for divorce by his wife, who
was Miss Mildred Munroe Of Au-
burn. 1t is understood that the
charges are cruel and abusive treat
ment. The writ Is returnable at the
January term Of supreme judicial
court. Mr.. and Mrs. Lane separated
some time ago, and Mr.. Lane now
lives in Lewiston. He was formerly
a member Of the Auburn City Coun-
Gil.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-19

While the local Chamber of Com
|nerce is always glad to furnish in
formation of any sort to any citi.
|1I at anytime it must have its tuil
Equipment. At the present time Mrs
|Fmtnce NJ. Wallace the secretary IS
|EOndcring what has become of the
office city directory for the year
|lSH-22. It has disappeared and Mrs:
Wallace would be greatly pleased II
III wore returned
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MT. VERNON
Card Of Thanks

We wish to express our sincere
thanks to our relatives, neighbors and
friends for their kindness and sympa-
thy shown us in our recent bereave-
ment also for the BEAUTIFUL floral
tributes.
ALBERT HALL.
MR., and MRS. II. NJ. HALL
and family
MR.. and MRS. F. NJ. PERKINS
and family.
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Mrs, Katherine McEwen

Mrs. Katherine McEWen dled AZ
he home of her son at 1888 Main
street yesterday morning after an
Illness Of several months. She IS
survived by two sons, Thomas o.
bs city and Peter. who lived in
australia. There are al-o two SIS
es Mrs. McEwen was born over
\ years ago in Ohio and lived IN
Enooshi, Vt, moving here about
pine years ago. Funeral services
sl be held from the home, Wednes-
day afternoon at 4 o'clock, with the
sv W. A. Smith of the First Con-
segational church officiating. The
Ndy will be >taken to Burlington
It, Thursday MOI ming for buriaf.
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students registered is much better
than last year, and at the present
time the registration greater. One
hundred seventeen boys are now in
attendance and more arriving daily
The plans are working out well, and
the indications are that this will be a
most successful year for the academy
There are as in the senior class.
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Luce.GiIes

A very pretty little wedding was
solmcnizcd by Missionary w. E
Overlook Saturday evening at his
home. The contracting parties were
Merle Densil Luce of Union and
Miss Ruth Irene Giles of Boothbay
Harbor, the single ring ceremony was
made use of.
The bride and groom are en-
ployed in Waldoboro at the Paragon
Button factory and are very popular
there. They will reside on Friend
ship street at Waidoboro. They were
accompanied by the grooms brother
and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Luce
of Union, who we're married by
Missionary Overlook on Sept. 2: On
June eth, their sister, Miss Sabra
Luce, was united in marriage to
Harry A. Morang Of Appleton by
Missionary Overlook.
The drought is still very severe in
this section. The pastures are
practically all dried up so the farm
ers have to feed their cattle night
and mornings as much as in the win
ter time. Wells that have never gone
dry are now empty, many have to
haul water for long distance for
the house and the pastures and the
fall feed usually so much depended
upon is failure.
While Missionary W. E. Overlook
does not claim to be any farmer and
no one else claims that he is. But he
is exhibiting some old fashioned early
rose potatoes he raised in his garden
without any special effort. weighing
more than two and a half pounds
each. In one hill there were three
potatoes. one weighed two and a half
pounds and the second weighed two
pounds and ten and a half ounces,
the other was a small one,
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dence. r. l., is in town and will pass
a few weeks at the home of Mrs. o.
L. Worth.
Mr.. and Mrs Raymond Clark and
daughter, Emily. and Mr.. and Mrs.
William Russell, all of Waterville,
wer' dinner guests Sunday of Mrs.
Ora " ORTIZ
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A Ratchet and a suitcase badly
hacked were brought into the local
police headquarters last night from
the Knights of Pythias hall where
they had been found by a member.
The contents of the suitcase were
trmmers equipmen, and had not
been disturbed apparently. A large
piece had been hacked from one SIDE
q the guitcaSe.
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The Women's Alliance of the Uni
tartan church will meet in Ware
parlors Thursday afternoon, Sept. 20
at o'clock. All former members are
urged to attend this meeting and new
| members will be most cordially well
come.
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derground tunnel to the building
housing the boilers, the laundry and
the employees quarters. This part is
more nearly completed and gave the
members of the party a more realistic
idea of how the'buiIding will be when
cOmpletcd
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This afternoon at $50 o'clock, there
will be a meeting of the Child Study
Group Of the Church Mission of Help
at the residence Of Miss Louis Pye,
10 Dalton street. Miss Catherine
L. Potter, formerly chairman of the
Recreation Committee of New York
CITY will address the meeting.
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ST. ALBANS

MOUNTAIN-No frost reported yet
on the Mountain.
Wells and springs of water are dry.
Mountain to Cyr's Siding, Monday
afternoon saw a bull moose standing
in the road just below the Quarry
rocks.
Fred Alton recently sawed his
thumb badly.
Men are working on the Harmony
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Wendell Boyer who has been spend
ing a vacation with his parents, DR..
and Mrs. E. w. Boyer of this city.
left yesterday for Philadelphia where
he will resume his medical studies.
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A Ford coupe was reported into
|te local police station yesterday as
sDg stolen in Portland. The Ii
|mrse number is 21,3SS and the en-
|rre number 5,953,693. a red flag is
tainted on each door, and there is a
|dsnt in one of the rear mudguards.
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Arthur Simpson and George Moore
are spending a weeks vacation in
Quebec and Montreal. They plan to
return through the White mountains.
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LOCAL NOTICE

~ niss.s dance attraction Wednes-
Es hs, ' at Madison, Thursday at
tstOeetta Watervillc. featuring Leo
Istd pies ho team right from Old Cd
"a where they played all sum-
sept19d1t
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WASHINGTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Willard E. Overlook
attended the Sunday School Conven-
ton at North Palermo Saturday
Sept. 18th.
Angelo w. Howard is working in
the Quorrey at Union Common and
boarding at home, making the trips
by automobile.
made a business trip to Rockland
Friday returning the same day.
Ernest Wcllman is now silling his
barn and making other repairs and
improvements. Z. f. Prescott is the
foreman of the crew.
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Tho ladies' auxiliary to the post
Iosce employees will meet at the
Fame Of Mrs Parker. Belmont avenue.
lrbrrsdav evening at $50
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George Cyr left yesterday morning
for Baltimore. where he will enter
college.
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Mr.. and Mrs. David Thibodeau will
leave this morning for a vacation
spent in Canada.
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| y. and Mrs. c. S. Ham OF Boston
M...i,inr friends in Waterville.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Petingill
and Lewis Pettingill of Rumford were
calling on friends in Waterville yes
terdaY
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Mrs, A. D. Ganong. Philip Ganong
i,d Mrs. Whidden of st. Stevens, n.
L were calling on friends in town
3Tupsday afternoon.
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q Sherry Of Portland was a
As. caller in this city yesterday.
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CHINA

LAKESIDE DRIVE-Miss Erdine
Bessc, teacher Of the Clark school,
passed the week end at her home in
Albion.
Miss Carrie Fuerth from Provt-
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Plans are being made for the Uni
tartan Fair which will be held after
noon and evening, December 6.
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vr and Mrs. George H. Reynolds
and Mr. and Mrs. II. S. Russell of
PR are spending a few days in
,hs nty
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:, II Tucker of Lubec. is visiting
|.I,,Ss IN town.
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= rmren Of Portland. Is in town
Cn.,,sss for several days.
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Miss Helena Armstrong left yester-
;;sy TO spend the Writer with rela-
|,res in Peabody, Mass.
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NJ and Mrs. Thomas Simpson left
,s evening for short business trip
IN Boston.
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Mrs. Eva McDougal Of Skowhegal
was shopping in town Tuesday.
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K Wilson. r. W. Pratt and c.
proutv of Portland were in the
I.,r yesterday on business.
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,,u.s Peters of Sidney was in town
-,,.erday on business.
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G. 3. johnson OF Gardiner returned
to his home yesterday after a two
days bushes trip to Waterville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-09-19

Rev. George Merriam spoke at the
Federation Sunday afternoon. Special
music was furnished by the Sunday
school.
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Mrs. Walter Wiltshire of Sidney was
.,nning in the city yesterday after
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4 , r McCurdy of Bangor, is spend
lrs few days in Watervllle on
t1siness