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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-06
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At a Probate Court held at Augusta.
In and for the Comfy OF Kennebec, on
the twenty-first day Of November IN
the year OF our Lord one thousand
nine hundred and t S.x,Er Sesn p nne
sented for the action thereupon here
matter indicated. it is hereby Or
That notice thereof be given to all
persons interested. by CAUSING copy
weeks successfully in the Daily Ken.
nebec Journal, q newspaper published
at Augusta. In said County. that tney
may appear at q Probate Court 70 De
held at said Augusta on the eign.s gay
in the forenoon, and be heard thereon
Bennett D. ruler. late OF Auburn.
County Of. Androscoggin, deceased.
VIII and petition for probate thereon
scented by Fred o. Watson. one Of the
executors named therein; said petition
presented under provisions OF X. y
Chap. 81 Sec. II.
BrainArd 9. True. late OF CLINTON
bate thereof and for appointment of
executrixN without bond presented by,
Gretta NJ. True, executrix named
Elia v. Jones, late of Hallowell. de-
ceased. WI pCtANAOh Ava RASeNsS
thereof and for appointment Of execu-
trix without bond presented by Ade-
line Malloy, executrix named therein.
George 4. Bryant, late of Augusta,
deceased. VIII and petition for pro:
bate thereof and for appointment OF
Myrtle Elizabeth McDavid. exeoutrix
Katie I. Pieros, late of Augusta,
deceased. Petition filed asking that
Walter S. Pierce of augusta oe ap..
pointed administrator Of the estate OF
sarah A. Higgins, late OF Albion, de.
ceased. First and final account pre-
scented for allowance by Alvin Z. HiS-
George A. malcolm, late of Windsor
deceased. First and final account pre-
, scented for allowance by Helen NJ. NAL
, colin, executriX.
susan 3. Jameson. late Of Augusta,
deceased. First account presented Tor
allowance by Thomas II. Bodge' eA'
susan =. Jameson, late Of Augusta,
deceased Petition for assessment OF
! inheritance tax presented by Thomas
II. Dodge, executor. 49,
| throp, deceased. Petition for assess
ment of Inheritance tax presented by
n. l.. Hannaford, executor.
/ Sarah Lloyd, late of Winthrop, dc.
ceased. Petition for assessment OF
! inheritance tax presented by Mabel V,
| Anderson. executrix.
Sarah Lloyd, late of winthrop, de-
ceased. Petition for distribution pre-
scented BY Mabel V. Anderson execu'
triX.
deceased. Petition for distributor
presented by Arthur Holt. executor.
| Eliza walton, late OF Fayette, de,
/ ceased. Petition for license to sci
| real estate of said deceased situated II
| said FAyette. presented by Charles w
| Walton, administrator.
Maria Lancaster, late OF Gardiner
| deceased Petition for distribution
presented by Arthur Il. Lancaster 81
| al, administrators.
| Urban Q. Rowe, minor, Of Au.
gusta. Petition for license TO mort
gage certain real estate of said minoi
! situated in said Augusta, presented
by Merton r. Rowe, guardian.
| Witness, HAROLD e. COOK. Judge
of said Court. at Augusta. this twenty.
first day of November. in the year OF
! our Lord one thousand nine hundred
! and twenty-four.
!
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Mrs. Walter Conn

Mrs. Walter Copp of North An
son. who has been a patient at the
kennebec Valley hospital, died early
Friday morning. Mrs. Copp was be-
fore her marriage Belle Newell and
was born 81 years ago. She has
been twice married. The first hus-
band was Bert Rolfc, who died in
1910, and in 1913 she married Wal
ter Copp. who survives. as do two
children by the first marriage, Guy
Rolfe of North Arson and Mrs. Nina
Lovejoy of New Portland, two sis
ters, Mrs. Lillian Glidden of Coop
er's Mills. Mrs. Sadie Wyman of
Newcastle: and two brothers, Hugh
and Charlie Newell. both of North
Newcastle: and her aged mother,
Mrs. Franfella Newell. who resides
at Newcastle. The remains were
taken to North Anson. Funeral ar
engagements will be announced later.
The family have the sympathy of
many friends In their sorrow. It is
especially hard ut this time. as Mr..
Copp is suffering from q serious in
jury to one foot which occurred in
ths woods, where he was employed.
Miss Bernice kenney, an employee
at Woolworth's store, has been suf-
fering this week from blood poison-
ing in her right hand and wrist.
which was caused by a cut which
she sustained In the store Saturday
night.
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Comina Events

. At the meeting OF the Russell
Post G.. a. r., held Saturday after
noon in Grand Army Hail the elec-
tion of officers willsoccur.
The monthly meeting for tran
saction of business and social Of the
Ella F. Mitchell Philathea Class will
be held on Monday evening De-
cember s, at the church pariors. This
will be the Christmas meeting and
there will be a Christmas tree and
exchange OF presents limited in price
to 1oc.
On Friday evening, December 10,
win hold the annual sophomore
skip in Grange hall. The commit
tee directing the affair Is made up
of Thornton Conant, Helen Groder,
Lucille Chapman. Lucille Moore.
and Thomas Lewia.' Delightful
music will be furnished by Mrs.
Marion r. Oddy's orchestra.
The first assembly OF the Show
hogan Dancing club will be held on
Thursday evening, December IL. In
Grange Hail.
The December meeting of the
Pioneer. Past Noble Grands associa-
ton win be held on Monday, De-
cember 5, with Mrs. Ava v.
Sheridan. A supper will be served.
Sunday evening Mt Z o'clock the
service Of the Centenary Methodist
church win be held In the audi
torium because the ladies' OF the
circle. who on Tuesday are TO give a
Chicken Pie dinner and Fair viii
have begun decorating the vestry.
A Bible and Missionary Confer
ence viii be held on Monday and
Tuesday the Sth and 9th at. the
Baptist church IN Fairfield. under
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-06

afternoon at 2 o'clock, conducted by
Rev. F. s. Bernauer.
The Sunday school will reopen at
the High Street Mission, Sunday at
80 p. NJ. j. q. Gosselin has been
appointed superintendent. 1t is
hoped that classes for young people
and adults will be formed. Prep
arations will be made for a Christ
mas program.
All Souls Universalist church,
Rev. H. G. Mann, pastor: Morning
worship at 1870; sermon. THE Gold
en- Rule" music by chorus choir; s.
s. at 11.45: devotional services of
Y. z. c. l.. at q; leader, Dana Sim
mons: P. NJ. illustrated lecture by
pastor on IF Winter Comes" music
under leadership of members of Y.
=. G.. L.
Catholic services will be held In
Memorial hall Sunday morning at y
O'Clock, conducted by Rev. FIR. Cur
ran.
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The ladies' Of the Ella F. Mitchell
philathea class of the Bethany Bap-
fist church and of the First Philathea
class of the Federated church VIII
meet at their respective churches
sunday morning at 1915 to ATTEND
the 10: 80 services by classes.
Mrs. VernA s. Jewett. r. N, and
Mrs. Florence p. Barstow. II. N, VINO
have been at the home OF Mr.. ano
Mrs. NJ. ]. Hight In Athens. caring
for their younger son. Arthur, re-
turned to Skowhegan, Thursday.
Mrs. III. l.. Nichols who was 70
have spoken at the missionary meet
ing of the Methodist church In Mad
fson was unable to keep the appoint
ment because of the drifted CONDITION
Of the roads.
Mrs. Jennie Roy who has been at
the st, Mary's hospital In Lewiston
having her throat treated. and to be
near her sister, Mrs. Sarah Veineux
who died Thursday morning, return
ed home Thursday night accompan-
ing the remains Of Mrs. Veilleux.
Donald Hight Of New York City IL
at the home of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. J. Hight. Athens. being call
ed there by the death OF his brother
Arthur Hight.
Cyrus Durham is a medical patient
at the. Somerset hospital.
Mrs. Eleanor H. Holman who is
passing the winter at Seal Harbor
with her daughter, Mrs. Doane Cand-
age, has been called to Athens by
the critical illness and subsequent
death of Arthur Hight
The infant Of Mr.. and Mrs. VIII
Davis is a patient at the Somerset
hospitals
Thursday and Friday. Mr.. ant
Mrs. A. E. Conant moved from ths
Stinchfield house on Cross street te
a new>home on Norridgewock ave
nue., which Mr.. Oonant has just
built for the occupancy of his fam
lily. The location Is one of the mos
slightly in town and the new house
lis well built, convenient and com
modious.
Lamont II. Appleby conducted thu
mid week prayer service at the Beth
any Baptist church Thursday even
ing because of the illness of the pas
tor, Rev. George Merriam. who II
confined to his home by severe
cold.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Attorney Sherman \. Shumway
WAS In. Portland. Friday, attending u
meeting OF the Heston Biscuit Co
Mrs. Fred Dulac tnee Lizzie Lew
la came from Bristol. Conn, Fri
day noon. being called here by the
death of her sister. Mrs. Sarah Veil
lcuX. &c., --
Mrs. Nellie Gagne, who has been
In Lewiston with her sister. Mrs. Sa-
the st. Mary's hospital Thursday
morning. returned Thursday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maiorique Lessor,
who have been enjoying u honey
moon trip In town, guests of Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Lessor. returned on
Friday to their home in Lawrence,
Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-06
PROBATE NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the 10
lowing appointments were made y
the Probate Court within and TO. u
County of kenncbec. and said ~
poinsees duly qualified as follows:
Augusta A. Dyer of Iiallowell, e
ecutrix of the will of Josiah b. uscti'
late Of said Hallowell, deceased; quar-
qualified Nov. -, 1924,
Estella r. Howard Of Augusta, y
ecutrix of the will of Fred A. HoEh'
late of eaid Augusta. deceased; qlal
fled Nov. "a, 1924.
Mahlon Brann of Watervile, execs
tor Of the will Of Charles II. Gardna
late OF Vassalboro, deceased; quallne
Nov. "a, 1894. -.
walter N. sanborn Of Augusta. q
ministrator OF the estate of MAY
Neal, late of said Augusta, deceasea
qualified Nov. "a. 1874.
nay O. Brown of Pittsfeld IN ",
County of Somerset. administrator
the estate OF Daniel II. Brown, late y y
Clinton, deceased; qualified NOV, -
1924.
Psrisy p. Slower OF Augusta. ad.lss
istrator of the estate Of Mildred :
Slower, late of Augusta. deceasso'
quoIifled Nov. -, 1924.
Charles o. Small of Madison. couag
OF Somerset. executor Of the WIZ y
Joseph E. Sheridan, late Of MaaLsss,
Somerset County. dcccasedj qua'i'''
November 25. 1924. ,,..
n. o. Bent of !Jonmouth. admin
TRAITOR of the estate Of Elprass =
Bent, late Of Monmouth decsa''
qualified November &c. 1924 nah.
u. o. Bent OF Monmouth. admm.
traitor OF the estate of Nancy - ~
late OF Monmouth. deceased; quai~'
November g6, 1924. Lao,
James y. Leo Of 1Iallowell exe sv..
Of the will of 1zora @. Lee, late o. ~
lowell. deceased; qualified WOVEN"
20, 1924
Attest: II. W. LEIGHTVE
Register Of ProOa'"
nnxy1Q raf ~
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WHO'S WHO AND WHATS
HAPPENED.

DOROTHY LANE goes to, New
York TO visit
PDR6IS GRANT and try to break
into the movies. She meets
LAWRENCE FRENCH. . youns
publicity man. and after q quarrel
with Persis. goes to a girls club with
SYLVIA STEARN6 and lives
thsrs. Through French she meets
JOHN SEWARD. . famous star.
and 10 engaged a. his leading lady
In an Independent production that
he IL making Seward. known az
the great lover Of the screen" falls
in love with her. Realizing that she
cared more for Lawrence French
than for him. she II much upset
Returning from a location trip
early one morning. she sees Sylvia
and Lawrence driving to the rail-
way station together, and feels sure
that they are clipping. But a nots
from Sylvia explains that she has
an engagement with a stock COM
pany and 10 leaving to MI 1t. An
agent phones her, asking her to sse
him concerning work There she
meets
EIKHORN, who oheres her an
engagement. and wants her to dine
with him. Having an engagement
with French. she refuses.
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RusselI Relief Corns E,,ects

At the regular meeting of the Rus
sell Relief Corps held Friday after
noon in Grand Army hall, Mrs. vi
ola F. Smith acted as president in
the absence of the president. Mrs
Flora Lewis. who is in Connecticut
visiting relatives. Mrs Mary Burns
acted as secretary In her absence
The following officers were elected
for 1925: President. Mrs. Mary
Burns; senior vice president, Mrs.
Emma Thompson; junior vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Irene r. Currier: treas
urer, Mrs. Elva G. Green; chaplain,
Mrs. Augusta Currie; conductor,
Mrs. Alice Baker; guard, Mrs. Jen-
ME Ford: delegates to the State
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LOVE-OR FAME?
~ - by
VIOLET DARE
Asshor Of The HalkTms Wife"
VIOLET DARE
Author Of The HalkTnns WIFE,

He Just starred ut mo I'm amA1e-
meat.
DO ycu mean to tell me that
you're fool enough not 20 b willing
to break my sngsgsmeat on earth
TO dine With DfkhoYn :" hA dsmAnd-
|ed. why. this D the chance Of Jour
life. and one yeu'n never get again
~ ron turn him down now. Hes
crazy about your looks. and hen Do
everything for you. Don't be q tcea
now. Of an times. Break this other
date Of yourS-that's q good girl-
You can always make another"
But ] wanted-that is" I
couldn't, tell him about Larry. Of
course. Yet It seemed to me that
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So. American Ports
Lure jap Emigrants

The Togo Kisen Kaisha will shortly
complete new 16.000-ton steamship
the Bokuyo Maru, for it's service be-
tween the Far East and the west
coast of South America, by way OF
San Francisco and Mexican ports
The new vessel will make her first
crossing in December.
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Mrs. Dunlop Hostess

Ladies' of the Country club were
entertaining Wednesday afternoon at
the home OF Mr.. and Mis-. Bert Dun
lop on the River road. The president,
Mrs. Elmer Blaisdell was absent and
Mrs. Dunlop, president, at the bust
ness session. The record Of the last
meeting was given by Mrs. 'Addie
Dunbar. It was voted to have n
81. The next meeting of the club,
which will occur Wednesday, Dec. 16,
will be the Christmas meeting at
which time the club officers will be
elected.
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BELFAST
Lunch Room for Students

The Domestic Science room in the
new William G. CROSBY school has
has not been used as at present there
is no course of the kind in the school
1t has been decided for the present
to use 1t for lunch room for the
students who are obliged to remain
I'm the building during the noon hour.
Suitable chairs and tables will be
placed in the room for the convex
Iience of the students.
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II didn't dine with Larry that night
I'd be letting my LIES happiness slip
through my fingers.
TT Mr.. Eikhorn really thinks IA
be good for the part. he won't let
my not having dinner with him to-
night make any difference" I told
Gibbs at last, gathering up my bag
and gloves and rising. Il can see
him tomorrow, at any time-but to-
night it's quite impossible"
"Oh you fool-you little idiot" he
cried. and I think he'd have liked to
shake me. His face got redder and
redder as he stared At me. why,
can't you understand--can't you see
what this means to yonc II you
get in wrong with Eikhorn--oh,
you're crazy. Now come on, DO sen =
sible. Do the right thing. and you
won't be sorry. You will"
1.-THE right thing is exactly what
Pm doing. Mr.. Gibbs" told him.
going toward the door. 'Tu see Mr.,
Eikhorn tomorrow whenever he
finds 1t convenient"
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SK0WHEGAN LOCAL NEWS
PERSONAL MENTION

II. J.. Furbush was business call
or in Watervillc. Friday.
Mrs. Harold J. Phillips WIS In Wa
terville on business Friday.
Mrs. Agnes Longley of Norridge-
wock passed tho day Thursday with
Mrs. William i. William.
Deputy Sheriff Frank l.. Gipson of
bingham was In town Thursday to
attend Canton meeting.
Mrs. Flavilla Witham of Smith
field IL in town, tho guest of her
son and wife. Mr.. and Mrs. w. r.
withani. and daughter arsi husband
Mr.. and Mrs. Hen Smith,
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OAKLAND
Everyman's Bible Class An
nual Meeting - Christmas
pIanx ,.i s-

The annual business meeting OF
the Everyman's Bible class will be
held at the vestry of the United
Baptist church Wednesday night at
7.@ o'clock. The various officers
and committees will report and cleo
lions for the year will follow. After
the business meeting there will be a
social and entertainment and an
oyster stew lunch will be served.
|. Morrison Libby is critically Ill at
his home on Summer street.
Mrs. Joseph Manter has returned
from Augusta, where she passed the
holiday and has since been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Frank Mendan.
Mrs. Ann Remick Of Madison, who
has been visiting her niece. Mrs.
sylvester Stevens. has gone to
Hinckley for time.
The Ladies' Social Circle of All
Souls tJniversalist church will hold
their annual Christmas sale next
Wednesday afternoon and evening,
Dec. 10. in Memorial hall There
will be the usual tables OF fancy ana
useful articles, home made candy
and a corner marbet. In the eve
ming a two act play entitled Honey
moon Flats" will be presented. Miss
Exerene Flood of Waterville has
coached the play. which will be CIV
en- by Waterville talent. The pro-
gram for the evening also includes
music and readings.
Sarah Sampson vent. Daughters Of
Veterans, will hold their regular
meeting and annual election Of off,
GERS next Monday evening in the
Post rooms. A full attendance is
desired as business of Importance
will be brought before the meeting.
The Christmas bazaar under the
auspices of the Harry G. Decker
Post, American Legion, opened
Thursday evening. Dec 4, at Z
o'clock in Memorial hall with a large
attendance. A social dance followed
the entertainment.
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present. 1t is expected that these
elected officers and other appointed
officers will be installed at the next
regular meeting Thursday evening.
Jan. The supper was appointed to
serve supper at the next meeting.
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You to work
in a big, spec
-
tacular fea.
ture he's put
ting on, and
it'll be some
party! He's
leaving on his
yacht the first
Of the week
with the prin-
cipals. for/his
country place
up thecoast a
bit, and the
first part OF
1 h e picture
will hA ShDi
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Federated League Meetings

A meeting of the Social Service de-
partment of the Federated League
will be held at the home of Mrs. c.
b. Holmes Monday night. On Thurs
day afternoon in the North church
parlors. there will be a meeting OF
the entire league, when MRS. G. O..
Read.
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Presidents Modest Cards

Berlin. Nov. 1T-tA. p. by MaiD--
The most unpretentious calling cards
OF all the German government OFF,
Gals Is that of Friedrich Ebert,
president of the republic. It IL of
medium size with the simple engrav-
Ing EBERT. Reichsprasident.
II Is believed In some circles that
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convention, flrst Agnes Dunbar: sec
ond Mn. Jennie Fordt third Mrs.
Emma Dunton. alternates, Mrs. Sa-
rah Fortier: second. Mira Ellen d.
smith: third, Mrs. Marta Morrill,
The instaliation> viii take place
early In January and will be q joint
installation with the Russell Post.
q. A. r., who at o meeting SAtur-
day afternoon win elect their om-
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Funeral of Mrs. yciltcux

The funeral service for Mrs. Sa-
ran Veilleux. who died Thursday
morning ut st. Mary's hospital, will
be held Mt the Notre Dame dc
Iourdes church this morning ut 9
o'clock, The burial will be in the
family lot at st. Mary's Catholic
cemetery.
Wallace tfafey Of Cornvllle was
substituting for one OF the city mail
carriers Thursday.
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Aen sHPRiE N JUDICIAL c6 ~ RSp''
Summer ,. ward Of ais

Kennebec, So. .. In EouA.
summer y. ward ct AIS
FIRST cnrassian Churca Of Aas.,,.
To the supreme Judicial Court 4
Sumner B. ward. Jennie H. Hr..sas
and Elisabeth J. Glidden. all OF
| gusta, In the County of Kennels =.
State Of Maine. Trustees of the NJ
Christian Church OF Augusta, a
poration existing by law and loesis
L. That pursuant to the dscrp.
this Court dated Nov. Is. 1911, 81 -
decreed and adtudged that II was ~
practicable for the members ofSE
defendant corporation to carry On III
work as a church and to use Its -. =
{, erty for that purpose. and that n ~.
/, advisable to dispose of the property =
| the church.
2. Pursuant to the said decr.. a.
| entire assets OF said corporation. -. -,
estate and personal property, va
l sold and converted into cash ana ~
| posted in the Augusta Trust cNys
pany, subject to the order OF H
Supreme judicial Court of Ma
that these funds with accrued intsrssl
now amount to Two Thousand s.
Hundred Ninety-six Dollars and So ~
8. The Trustees say that 10 II.
| best of their knowledge and BELIEF Ml
present membership of the church M
/ sists OF nine members, all of Auens,,
| whose names follow: Minnie PSl;ss
Jeremiah Glidden. Elizabeth Glidd.s
Willie Gushing. Sadie Nickless IN
Morse Ward. sumner II. Ward, Els
A. Ward and Jennie Bragdon.
I. All of said members in the nae
| contributed various sums OF mona
| toward the erection. support and MAJ
| tenance of the church building. ana u
contributed service, devotion and leT,
atty 10 the objects OF the First Chr.
tian Church. . :"
are elderly or infirm and of no Pro,
means. Almost all of said memAsr,
are unable to earn any income AM
have not sufficient property to protsS
them against the illnesses and necessI
ties OF old age.
6. That all of said members ma,
properly be called the needy Of nv
Church and are appropriate subjecs,
for the exercise of the charitable al
benevolent purposes OF the Church
Wherefore the plaintiffs pray:
| 1. That the Court will divide d,
] gusta Trust Company equally anon
| the members OF the Church: or mall
such disposition of the bank deposit !,
may be deemed suitable by this Hon.
orable Court I'm view of all the circun.
stances connected Herewith.
| .. That the plaintiffs may hsv
such other and further relief as I'M
nature of tho case may require.
5. And that such notice Of this Bill
may be given to the defendant Corp.
ration as the court may see tit to o.
der.
| SUMNER r. WARD.
ELIZABETH J. GLIDDEN.
JENNIE II. BRAGDON.
Trustees
| Augusta. Maine, Nov. Is, 1924,
SAMUEL T1TCOMR,
/ Solicitor for plaintiffs.
STATE OF MAINE
Kennebec, IS.
Thcn personally appeared Sumntr
Il. Ward. Jennie II. Bragdon, and
Elizabeth J. Glidden, and made Cat
that they have read the above bill and
know the contents thereof aud thai
the same is true of their own know
edge, except the matters stated to h
on information and belief. and thai, a.
TO those matters, they believe them 10
be true.
Before me. = ,-
SAMUEL TITC0MB,
| Justice Of the Peas
Augusta, Maine, November IS, Na
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Funeral Of Mrs. Annie Il. steward

The funeral service Of Mrs. Anuie
+. Steward will be held this after
noon at l o'clock at the home on
the Canaan road and will be con-
Quoted by the Rev. Herbert L. Mich
OILS. pastor of the Centenary Meth
odist church. The burial will take
place in the Getchell lot at the
North cemetery in Skowhegan VIII
lage.
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League Members Urged to Attend
Meeting

On Monday afternoon at the Fed
Grated church will be held the last
meeting OF the Federated Working
League to occur before that annuai
fair, which viii he held on Decem-
her tG A full attendance is very
much desired.
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the modest card Of the cher eAsr
tive was designed with the view y
the president himself desired -,
the pace in q movement starter =.
time ago to rid the country |"
perfluous~titles.