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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-14
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Melvin Palmer of Hinckley
was in town Monday on business. .
j. sam Morton went to Portland
on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Ethel w. Ames was at Good
Will Tuesday, where she has Il class
in pianoforte.
Monday in Fairfield employed or
official business.
II. c. Judkins entered the Somer
set hospital Tuesday and will submit
to an operation this "Wednesday
morning.
Roy Lancaster, manager of the 10.
cal store of the Emery Brown com.
pany of Waterville. returned from
Waterville Tuesday morning.
Ed. Savers was called to Augusta
Tuesday by the government to take
medical examination pending an in.
crease in pension for his service il
the Spanish American war.
Malcolm Tilton. who is employed
at the Sampson drug store, is having
a vacation and went to Boston Tues.
day to attend the auto show ant
visit with relatives.
Miss Eugenia Bermier. who is en-.
piOyeu III tue local store OF inc LIN
cry Brown company of Waterville, i:
passing few days in Waterville a
the store in that city.
Charles Estes, one of the popular
public auto drivers went to Boston
Tuesday to attend the auto show ant
will also visit with his brother, Viii
Estes in Waltham. Mass.
Mrs. Elizabeth Watson. lecturer O
the Somerset Pomona Grange is re-
covering from a severe attack Of tn,
grip at the home of her daughter
Mrs. Fred Weston. Turner avenue. .
Miss Fern Gould, a trained nurse
who has been caring for Mrs. Horace
StilsOn, who has been critically i'll a
her home on the Lakewood road will
pneumonia. returned Tuesday to he
home in Pennington.
Mrs. William Littlefield who ha!
been employed ut the home Of DR.
and Mrs. M. II. Lord on Water street
has completed her duties and gon,
to her home on the Back road to Wa
etrville
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Keene left OF
the morning train Tuesday for Ros
ton to attend the auto show. Before
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STATE or ,xA,xn

PenObScot. sS. -
Taken this first day Of March . /,
1923 on an execution dated Febrs.n,.
9Th A. ID. 1929, issued on jude..illl
rendered by the Superior Courf y
said County or Penobscot, ct a ,.s ~
thereof begun and holden at Bsrss,ss' !, I
said County on the first TureSss~
January A. y. 1923, in favor q
State OF Maine against William ~. "
John T. kelliher and Peter j c,s.aa
all of Bangor in said County al pssJ
scot for the sum Of Five hundrsNl ~
lars debt or damage and fomrtesnn WI
lars and fifty-four cents costs ~ W. ~
and will be sold at public auction !,
the highest bidder, at the ofI,cs ~ "
County Attorney in the County ~, ~
House, at said Bangor, on TIC sssal
teenth day of April A. D. 1924 ...n
O'Clock and thirty minutes n, the ~,
noon. the following described real y
tate and ell right, title and int.,.,
that said Peter J. Cuddy has and n;
in and to the same on the 19th day !,
October A. ID. 1922. at nine o'eloct !
the forenoon. the time when the ~
was attached on the writ in tbe ssr'
suit. to wit: a certain parcel az A.
with the buildings thereon. de,cys..,,
! as follows: Commencing at the I'M.
section of the westerly line of piess.
| ing Square formerly Fore street, Nj
| the nertherly line of said Picker,
Square formerly Short street,: ihsr-
northerly on said westerly line OF ~
| Pickering Square fourteen and fo,.,
| five hundredths (14.45) feet to nj,
| opposite the centre of the brick ra,,
| ton wall dividing the stores now y
| cupied by w. w. Doan and j. {. Xii
| erson. caid stores being a part a Il
| Foster & Bragg block: thence wests,s
to and through the center of said md
| partition waH dividing said stnr,
and on said centre line extended abos
seventy-two t72> feet to point Il
/ feet westerly of the rear wall Of ri
| Foster & Bragg block; thence sou,ss,
| ly parallel to and five go feet from n
rear wall of said Foster &; Bragg bltI
being also, parallel to the westerly IN
| of Pickering Square, twelve (aj fs
| thence northeasterly parallel TO h
| northerly line of Pickering sups,
| formerly Short street, about Ave n
forty hundredths GAO feet 10 an i,
| gle in the rear wall Of the Foster
| Bragg block; thence southeas,er
along the outside face of said bn,
rear wall of said Foster & Bragg blet
about thirty and thirty hundfettl
! t3030) feet to the northerly line
| said pickering square tormerly Ae
| street,: thence northeasterly on nonl
| erly line of said Pickering ssul
| sixty and twenty hundredths (sa.
feet to the point begun at. being can
| premises conveyed to said Peter
| Cuddy by Charles H. Milan by d.
dated August 18th 1922 and record
in Penobscot Registry Of Deeds "
! 93S page $50.
| JOHN X. FARRAR
| mch7-14-e1 Deputy Sheriff.
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County Of Penobscot. SIS.

County Of Penobscot. SIS.
Taken this first day of March 4 d
1928 on an execution dated FehrusH|
9Th A. D. 1928. issued on judsmshj
rendered by the Superior Court I'd
said County of Penobscot at
Bangor in said County on the s,s|
Tuesday of January a. d. 1929, ii ii
vor of the State of Maine agairs|
William Lynch. John T. Kellihef al,
Peter j. Cuddy. all of Bangor In s
County of Penobscot, for the sum q
Five Hundred Dollars debt or dararl
and fourteen dollars and fifty-fGd
cents costs of suit, and will be sold Il
public auction to the highest bidiaj
at the office of the County Attorney ID
the County Court House at said Ban
gor, on the fourteenth day of April n
ID. 1928 at eleven of the clock In tl|
forenoon. the following described raj
estate and all right, title and intersl
that the said John T. Kelliher has an|
had in and to the same on the nih'i|
day of October A. ID. 1922 at nnI
o'clock in the forenoon. the time vhal
the same was attached on the writ n
the same suit, to wit: certain lt Al
land situate on the Aortherly SIDE n
Hammond street in said Bangor al
bounded as follows. viz: beginning "
said street at a point sixty-nine aM|
One-fourth feet SoutheaSterly OF III
formerly John Sargent's: thence honil
eight degrees east on a line pans!|
with said Sargent's line one hunals|
feet; thence south eighty-three deelees|
and fifteen minutes east thirty le,1
thence south eight degrees west oss|
hundred feet to said Hammond street.
thence north eighty-three degrees AMI
fifteen minutes west thirty feet 70 "
place of beginning. being the westel.
Nlf~ of the lot conveyed to Cnsls|
Webb by A. G. Wakefield by deed dala|
February %. 1867. recorded in Pfnrl
scot Registry of Deeds Vol. 1856 pay
147. also that part Of the building vi
uate on the said whole lot which
westerly of the dividing partition y,
tween the two tenements of said pns ,
ing. excepting that part of SAID pur,
ing situate on the lot hereby CONVEX
which is between said dividing. wv
ton and the remaining part OF rS.al
Webb lot so long as said building ~
stand: also hereby conveying the ~
to use a passage way ten feet W.
across the northerly end Of the Y
naming part of said Webb LOT 70 VI
used SO long as said building sS.
stand and no longer being same WA III.
ises conveyed to the said john =. ~ ss
liner by Charlotte G. Drumm0no :. Il
dated August Goth, 1919 and rece,vgr
in Penobscot Registry Of Deeds' -
SIT. page 1G9.
JOHN X. FARRAR,
nch7-14-21 Deputy Shenn.:
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Then all adjourned to the dining
room and enjoyed to tho full. the
good dinner and sociability of the
hour.
The state lecturer was not present
to speak in the afternoon, as was ex-
pected. but Starlng's Worthy Lee
turer, Mrs. Ida Gordon, was as usual
prepared for emergencies. and pres
cnted a most entertaining program
Misses Geneva Gle and Ruth Tuck
played piano duet: Mrs. Hessmel
and Mrs. Bean sang vocal duet:
and Miss Geneva Gile played a pi-
ano solo.
Milk Pail Clippings" afforded
much merrimem, giving jest to the
occasion.
An interesting demonstration Of
home canning was given by Miss
Tuck.
The next meeting is on March "a
and the entertainment will be by
the Brothers. with w. w. Earring
ton as captain. A pleasing program
is anticipated. All come and make
it gala day for the Brothers. In
large attendance there is enthu-
SiaSn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-14

The aggregate of live stock at
s s,r Fighter; ,Watertown' and the local
This week: Cattle 1475, sheep and
lambs 2332. calves 1890, hogs 1862.
Last week: Cattle 2015. sheep and
lambs 1895. calves b142. hogs 21,b21.
One year ago; Cattle 1875. sheep and
lambs 1903. calves 1881. hogs 1923.
MAINE STOCK AT MARKET
Cattle IS, sheep and lambs /. calves
TONE OF THE MARKET
The stock trains were delayed in
arrival at both the. WATERFOWL and
Brighton yards. and practically no
sales were made Tuesday morning.
The beef cattle market is weak, with
the demand inactive. There were no
fancy stock offered, hut these would
bring from 7@Sc if offered. Good to
choice steers and oxen sold at 667c,
with coarse or thin oxen at 3dD4c
Fancy cows !and Aheifers when we'll
fattened sold at 8 1-496 1-4c: medi-
UNI to good cows at 4@5c: poor to
ordinary cows at 3@4c; bologna and
Gamer cows at 2@2 34c. Bulls were
in limited supply with the amount in
Guiding some extra heavy animals.
Prices ranged from 3 1905 1-2c.
The veal calf market has slumped
badly under the heavy receipts of the
past month. Small calves were
thrown out of mixed lots and sold by
ii. dollar. or at 2dD4c pound. Best
lots Of $50 to 100 lb. calves brought
only 10c, while average linked lots
soil at S@9c.
No hogs were at the yards and
western shipments were light. Prices
were steady. Live hogs at S01Oc.
and dressed at 10@11c.
The sheep and lamb market was in
active with prices steady. Western
receipts at the slaughter houses
for the week were light and only a
few head of n. E. stock were mark
eted. Sheep quote at 507c, and
lambs 10@13c.
Shipments of mich cows this week
were light. but with the added num-
Der of mixers left over from the pre-
vious weeks GALE, we're ample for the
demand which was quiet. Fancy
and graded cows sold at $110@165.
with good to choice cows at 5000
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MADISON
StanIey-HandIev

A quiet home wedding was solem-
nized at IL o'clock Monday forenoon
by Hov. Charles ii. mckinney at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Handley on Spear Hill, Arson side of
the river. The contracting parties
were Miss Grave Handley and Sidney
stanley. The double ring service was
used. The couple were attended by
Thomas Handley as best man and n
brother to the bride and Miss Rer-
ina Booth as bridesmaid. The cere-
mony was witnessed only by the
members OF the immediate family
ana three friends. Miss Handley, is
the second daughter of Walter
Handley and is well known local
young woman. For the past three
years she has been an operator in
the New England Telephone Central
once In Madison and by her unfaiI-
ins courtesy to all has made a wide
cirEie OF friends. Mr.. Stanley is a
wen known young Bar Harbor far
. .,. mr.: and Mrs. Stanley left on
me noon train amid a shower of con.
fetti from their friends for n hriaf
honeymoon trip, after which tbav
Will make their home at Bar H.rho,
Mr. ana Mrs. Amedeo Christopher
returned Monday night from Boston
where they have been attending the
auto show. 'he
me regular meeting Of the Nradi-
son Boar dof Trade will be held
Wednesday evening in Fireman,s
nan. Some matters Of unusual i'm
TORRANCE will be presented. bv.-tbe
transportation committee.
y. r. Withee of Waterville who
purchased the Windsor house n few
weeks ago has taken possession This
week. A. j. Wheeler who has been
running the dining room will con.
tlnue to take charge of this depart-
ment and be<manager in general
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WINSLOW

, James Halves or WaterTllle Is em-
ployed in town for a short time.
The Iithgow Club will meet this
afternoon with Miss Lula Stuart at
her home on Halifax street 1t is
desired that there be a good attend
ancc.
A program of poetry and song will
he given at the regular meeting of
the Winslow grange Friday evening,
March 18th. All of the young people
are requested and expected to be
prepared with poem, as well as the
older folks.
Ole Hansen is confined to his home
by blood poisoning in his hand.
Miss Beatrice Bartlett has return
ed from visit with relatives at
South Vassalboro.
Mrs. Dorothea Libby Clarke of
Watervile was calling al. the home
| of Mrs. Eva Newell on Halifax street
yesterday
There will be no meeting Of the
Winslow Congregational sewing
circle this week. and the date of the
| next meeting will be announced lat
e..
Mrs. Cedric Reynolds Of Sidney
was an all-day visitor at the home
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Blake Of Ben
ton Avenue yesterday.
Inc GlrlS haSketDaIl team VIII play
Oakland tomorrow night in the
town hall. and the Winslow boys
will go to Waterville to play Co.
burns second team.
Margaret Libby, Henry Quirion.
and Sophia Libby. We're recent cal
lers at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Aldric Cormier of Bay street.
Miss Rossie l.. Reynolds has re-
ceived letter Of interest to many.
from her aunt. Mrs. Ella Reynolds.
who formerly lived in Winslow. Mrs.
Reynolds has resided in Seattle,
Wash. up to short time ago. when
she went to Santa Barbara. Cal. She
is delighted with the climate. sun
shine. flowers and the cute little
bungalows. covered with lowered
vines. She is sure that she is going
to like California very much,
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All viz, tic increased student body,
and now, the training facilities are
Inadequate to suitably place Oh the
field properly equipped and trained
tions Of the students. faculty and
alumni. III.
The campaign under the supervis-
ion of the University OF Maine Mem
oriai Fund Committee which Is
raising 100000 for. the erection Of
n Memorial Gymnasium Armory, tri-
butte to the Maine men who died in
service for their Nation, State and
University. In Fthe Great War, will
supply the long. felt need for better
training facilities and athletic quar-
ters
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|Sk0 WI EGAN LOCAL: NE vvS|
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, t:n,,. Is. ~;
PERSONAL MENTION

Mrs. Perlcy Gerald of Hinckley
Was in town shopping Tuesday.
Mrs. MaVhall c. yiles went to Au-
Eusta Tuesday noon TO visit with
Mrs. Herbert Caldwell.
Miss Maud Roullard, local mana
ger of the Green Bros, store was in
Waterville on business Tuesday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Joseph Weber of Lewiston
arrived in town Monday night to
visit with her mother, Mrs. Flora
Savage of Middle st.
Rex Frost of Lewiston arrived in
town Tuesday noon to visit his broth
cr and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. Stancer
Frost.
Mrs. Adelaide Rowe Of Brewer ar
rived in town Tuesday noon and is
to he employed at the Skowhegan
house.
Mrs. Arlene Richardson is quito i'll
at her home on Baptist Hill and is
being cared for by her sister. Mrs.
II. y. Fairfield. n trained nurse.
Mrs. Herbert $. Hopkins went to
Portland Tuesday morning wherr
she will visit for a few days with
friends.
Attorney and Mrs. Chester Fl. Mills
e" JackmGl are in town the guests of
Mr.. Mills parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Marion Mills, and are in town due
to the illness of Mr.. Marion Mills.
Mrs. V. A. Griffin. nurse who has
been in town caring for her mother
Mrs. Addie Morrison at her home on
Chestnut street recently returned to
hcr home in Lewiston.
Mrs. Stanley Chalmers who has
been in town the guest of her son
and wife Mr.. and Mrs. Eral Green.
Winter St. returned Tuesday noon
to her home in Fairfield.
Miss Ncrna McCollor. a nurse who
has been nursing for DR.. l.. A. Das-
combe at the home of Alfred II
Lang on Middle street has completed
her duties and returned to Water
WHO Tuesday noon.
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ACTS SIGNED BY
GOVERNOR BAXTER

The following measures We're sign
cd Tuesday by Governor Baxter:
An act authorizing and empower
ing the Inhabitants of the town of
kennebunkNto create a sinking fund
and raise money therefor by taxation
for the retirement of its high and
grade school house bonds.
An act to extend an act entitled
IAN Act to Incorporate the Odd Fell
lows Home of Maine"
An act to amend section 35 of
chapter "A of the revised statutes as
amended Ivy chanter 67 of. the public
laws Of 1921. relating to licenses for
lightning rod agents.
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ATTEMPT FAILS

by Chalmers OF Bangor, and, on the
rising vote the motion to table was
lost, 92 to II.
The House by a vote of 50 to As
refused to indefinitely postpone the
oct increasing the amount Of taxa :
tioa of shares OF bank stock from 10
to 20 mills, after quite a little de-
bate. .
The Chair appointed Representa-
lives Stitham of Pittsfield, Winn Of
Lisbon and Hamilton of Caribou az {,
committee of conference on the part
of the House, the Senate having in
definitely postponed the bill.
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NORTH FAYETTE
STARTLING GRANGE
REGULAR MEETING

Despite the unfavorable weather
! conditions there was fairly good
| attendance at the regular meeting
of Startling Grange, Fayette, on March
| 10th. b.
WoEhy Master Walton was in the
chair, and the usual routine Of bust
ness was the order of the forenoon.
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Pi Sigma Juniors
Win Basketball

An inter club basketball match
was held Monday evening in the
gymnasium of the Bethany Baptist
church. The a. o. VAS won over the
ri Sigma Juniors by score of II
to 9. Previously the III Sigma Jun
iors had won 10 to u. Moore star
red for the A. o. Kas in his ability
to shoot fouls. looping five fouls and
one basket. Pickett starred for the
Pi Sigma Juniors, netting two bas-
ketS and two fouls. The score was:
A. O. KAS
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Funeral of Mr.. Gecrqe r. Oak

The funeral service of George +.
Oak who died Saturday night was
held Tuesda.' noon at 1890 o'clock
at the late home on the Island. The
service was conducted by the Rev.
Gcaorge l.. Thurlow, pastor of the
Federated church. The remains
were placed in the tomb at the
Southside cemetery.
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PhiIathea Class Mests

Ella f. Mitchell, Philathea class of
the Bethany Baptist Sunday school
met at the church Monday evening
for its regular monthly business SEES
sion and social. The president Mrs.
Marie +. Foyer presided and the
meeting opened with the philathea
platform. Prayer was offered by
Mrs. Eugene T.. Merriam. monthly
reports were given by various Off
GERS and chairman of committees.
The first number on an amusing
and much enjoyed program which
was given was song by the 'Kil-
barney Cat Choir; reading and en-
core. Miss Mildred Lancaster: piano
solo. Lura LOOMS: reading and en-
sore. Mrs. Gladys Hall Kicker:
Which was followed by grand
march which included several fea-
lures There were two contests in
which the winners were Mrs. Flora
Mcpherson and Mrs. Angie Stew
ard. The evenings program and
games closed with another song by
the Killarney Cat Choir.
The COMMITTEE who were RESPONSE
BILE for the pleasant evening was
made up Of Mrs. Ionic r. Pickett,
Mrs. Gladys II. Kicker, Mrs. Melissa
Dolbier. r!rs. Mary Washburn. Mrs.
Nina Witham. Mrs. Ruth Foster,
Mrs. Alice Risteen. Mrs. Abbie Adell
ar Mrs. Nora Lancaster and these
ladies served a delicious lunch Of
saltines and creamed peas and
pllnch
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Sorosis Has Interesting Meeting


Monday evening a large number
gathered at the library parlors.
| where the semi monthly meeting was
held. The president, Mrs. Vera b.
Smith, presided and reports of the
last meeting and also the report of
the months work Of the district
nurse, Miss Elizabeth Barrett, who is
| working here under the auspices of
the club. were read by the secretary,
Mrs. Birdena +. Conant.
Two piano solos rendered by Miss
| Helen Halves were much enjoyed.
| The event of the evening was an il
| Illustrated lecture on pre- war visit
| in Italy, Switzerland. Germany and
| Holland, given in a most interesting
manner by Mrs. Elizabeth Williams
Dyer, who told many personal eS-
| periences of her visit to the various
countries and visiting their leading
cities After Mrs. Dyer had told of
her visit in Italy. Wilfred Persico. an
Italian boy who resides in Skowhe =
! gan and is only seven years OF age,
| sang without accompaniment La
| Spagnola" and Farewell to Naples.
Following the program the com
mittee composed of the following
ladies, Miss Alice +. Written. chair
man. Mrs Elizabeth Dyer. Mrs.
Helen Nitschlie. and Miss Gail Chap
| man. who were the hostesses for the
evening, served delicious ices. waters
and sailed nuts The next meeting
will be a social evening and will be
| held on the evening Of March 70.
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Prevent Influenza

The tonic and Laxative Effect of Lax
ative BROMO QUINlNE Tablets viii
keep the system in a healthy condition
and thus ward off all attacks of Colds
Grip or Influenza. soc.
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He was leading the Assiniboino !.
war while Sitting Bull and PouD'
maker were still in their infancy.
He was one Of the few survh0' =
the historic smallpox epidemic AZ
1888, which all but wiped os.
powerful Assiniboine tribe, na' ,s
reduced them from l,ao0 " -
lodges.
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Boston Live Stock Market

Especially Reported for the Kenncbec
Journal)
Stock Yards. March 10.
MAINE,
At Brighton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-03-14

returning Mr.. and Mrs. Keene will
visit with Mr.. keenes sister, Miss
Arlene Keene, who Is stenographer
employed in Medford.
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Funeral of Mrs. Nellie e. Groves

The funeral service for Mrs. Nellie
T.. Groves who died Monday at the
home of her son. II. F.. Groves on
South ST. will be held this Wednes-
day afternoon at one o'clock at the
Federated church. The pastor, the
Rev. Geor e l.. Thurlow will Off
ciate. The remains will be placed in
the tomb at the Southside cemetery
and in the spring will be taken to
Smithfield her former home for bur-
ial in the village cemetery in the
family lot.
Mrs. Edwin d. Bessey of Oakland
VAS the guest over night of her
mother Mrs. Fanny Luce and sister
Miss Lois Luce Turner and returned
to Waterville Tuesday noon where
her son Harold is a patient at one
q" he citv hospitals having been
operated upon for appendicitis.
Friends of the family will be pleased
to know that he is doing nicely.
Mrs. Ethel ]. Green of Waterville
was a business caller in town Tues
day.
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Physical Training

n u m er c.:
W o m e n , and
the needs Of
the military
d artment,
have far over
taxed our GYM
nasium build
ing. Every inch
of space is &C.
cupied from