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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-24

Party for Mr.. and Mrs. Shaw
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Shaw of Dex-
ter were given delightful party at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
n. Pratt yesterday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Shaw were married short time ago
and today begin housekeeping in
Dexter. The affair was a real sur
prise to both, and was prettily ar
ranged and carried out by Mrs.
Pratt. The rooms were decorated
and the gifts which were articles for
the kitchen of their new home were
presented in large Maybasket which
was bower OF beauty in pink and
white ana trimmed with sChrysan-
themums. To each gift was attached
a ribbon and a card upon which was
written a poem composed by the hos
tess, In presenting the basket of
gifts an appropriate poetieal speech
was made.
The gifts were many ana win be
found very useful in tic new home
and will often remind Mr. and Mrs.
Shaw Of the friends they have in
SHOWN sgan where they frequently
visit. Delicious cherry ice cream
and assorted cakes were served. The
fayors were Maybaskets matching I'm
color and decoration the large gift
basket, and were filled with nuts
and candies. The event was q most
charming affair. Mrs. Shaw for
seven years has been a stenographsr
for the Amos Abbott Wooden Com
pany In Dexter and will continue for
a time with the company. Mr.. Shaw
is also employed by the Amos Abbott
Wooden Company. They hav q host
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Church Notices

Centenary Methodist. Rev. Herbert
t. Nichols. In the absence of Mr..
Nichols. students from Colby Y. M.
c. A., will conduct 1880 A. NJ. and
Z Z. NJ. services. Sunday school at
10; Epworth League service at d
o'clock. Good music at all services.
Mid week service Tuesday at 7.30.
Bethany Baptist. Rev. George Mer-
RAM; 1890 Memorial service, Grand
Army and Relief Corps special
guests: Sunday school at L.: Y. p. S.
c. f. service at 6 =. NJ: evening SER
vice ut Z o'clock; mid week service
Thursday evening at $50.
Notre Dame de Lourdes, Rev.
Father J. Louis A. Renaud. Low
mass at 8 o'clock. with sermon in
French; High mass at 10: sermon in
English. Good music at both mass:
Z Z. M. reception for Children OF
Mary with Rosary and benediction
of the Blessed Sacrament.
Federated. Rev. George L. Thur
low: 1890 1.-THE Christian Attitude
Toward War;" kindergarten; l.
church school; $50 Christian En-
deavor service: 7.30 closing service
OF day. 1.-THE Fifth Commandment"
mid week service Thursday at 73O.
New Barber shop
I. r. Catta will open a barber
shop today in the Ordway block on
the Island.
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.innlnr nigh assembly,

tn The Engine hall was made very
attractive riday afternoon in Its
J decoration OF wild cherry evergreen,
red, white and blue bunting and
American flags when the pupils OF
the Seventh and Eighth grades gave
nm assembly. The principal. Mrs.
J.ottie NJ. Gates. presided and cor
daily welcomed the guests.
The following program was pre-
scented In observance OF Memorial
: ray: Recitation. ''rhe Blue aud
Gray" (Finch) Clarence Whiting:
address. AN incident from History
Major John w, Fogler OF the Rus
sell Post OF the Grand Army; sing
ing. "Tenting Tonight on the Camp
Ground" Eighth grade pupils with
Miss Airline Plummer at the piano:
recitation "Call 70 the Colors,"
tGuiterman) Norman Taylor; talk
by Spanish War Veterans. Edward
Spear: I'm Flanders Field" which
consisted OF "The Calf' by Mrs,
Decker's pupils: THE Pledge" Mrs.
webster's pupils: THE Fulfiiment"
Miss plummer's pupils and Con
clusion'' Mrs Eates' pupils: The
World War Veteran Col Shurman n.
Shumway. a member of the schol
board. taps Emery Estabrook on
cornet. The closing number was
singing America" by oil, with Miss
Plummer at the piano.
The program was impressive and
appropriate for Memorial service
and was well directed and carried
out In an excellent manner.
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IiirthfinY,a Obscrved

- Mrs. Arthur Il. Plummer gave
dinner ,party at the Plummer home
I'm Dyer street Thursday night In OBJ
. seryance Of the birthdays OF MT
/. plummer and DR.. Edward A. Par
kcr. which occur on the same day.
I.Not only does their birthday occur
ION same day but they are the same
.age.
! The guests were DIR. and Mrs
! Parker. MIR. and Mrs. Walter 2. ord
way. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank w. BUCK
nam and Miss Leila NJ. Fairbrother'
! Mrs. Plummer served delicious
dinner and the evening was happily
passed playing cards and socially
and was a delightful observance oil
the host and DIR. Parker's natal day
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Senior Hon Great success

The members of the class of "a
Skowhegan High school scored a
social success Friday night when
they gave the Senior Hop in Grange
! hall. The committee directing the
affair was composed of Edward
Cayouette. chairman: Evander Per-
kins, class president; Fern Akeley.
Thomas Nichols. Dorothy Kilbreth.
Perley Loomis and Elizabeth Lewia,
and very efficiently did they perform
their duties.
The hall was arranged and decor
ated most attractively. Across the
front OF the stage at the top and
bottom were bands of evergreen.
several feet wide. decorated with
morning glories. and in the front of
the lower band. 1924 in electric
lights. White lattice wall brackets
filed with morning glories hung eff
fective@y from the green walls. From
the center lights hung many balloons
which were let down during one of
the dances.
This corner was charmingly ar
ranged for the use of the patrones-
es and in an opposite corner prettily
decorated was punch table from
which refreshments were served.
The patronesses were Mrs. A. IL.
Bison. Mrs. Harry ]. Depart of Wa
tervilie, Mrs. Thomas c. Fox, Mrs.
Charles y. Decker, Mrs. Dim VAL
liere. Mrs. Stanley Cover OF the high
school faculty. Mrs. Harry A. Fos-
ter and Mrs. r. NJ. Thompson who
were among the patronesses were
unable to serve.
A delightful dance program was
played by Mrs. Marion T. Oddy's or
chestra. The beautiful gowns worn
by tho young ladies', the charming
decorations. excellent music, COM
bined to make the affair one of much
happiness for the many attending
and real social success for the
class OF 1924.
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LIBERTY


IuHeFaI " VInAI w. Turneg
Funeral services FOR the iata vfnaI
wright Turner were held ID the home
sunday May 18th at one O'Clock. ths
large attendance Or relatives and
friends from far and near. testisyinr
TO the love and estsem IL whici; he
was held BY al who kres him. Mis.
sionary w. 3. ovsriock spoke words
Of comfort. and read ssvssai nprro-
pirate poems tneludinR ,'aThs House
Dy the Side Of the Road The bears
~ we're the TIVE sDha. Huyleixll ana
W. ana twp sonsstn law, EdIar Al.
zsnfest ana Ernest Cranes, xmonr
sne neral onerings was q Beautiful
mr.. Turner'S six chiidgsa, ana q
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Leap Year Ball

There was q good attendance at
the May leap year ball given by the
Komagan club in Carrabassett Han
Friday evening May 16. with music
by the Musical Buddies. The grand
march and circle was led by DR..
and Mrs. Spear and a number of
contra dances were featured on the
program. punch was sold during the
evening by Mrs. Nettie Williams,
Mrs. Flora Durgin. and Miss Selia
Reed. The hall looked very pretty
with pink and white Maybask
hanging from the ceiling. During
intermission, refreshments of ice
cream. cake. and saltines were SER
we'd. in Fraternity banquet hall.
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PERSONAL MENTION

- Mrs. A. r. Howell went to Portland
Friday for few days vacation.
Francis Emerson was in Norrfdge-
wock on business Friday.
c. Fred Fellows. 6f the Skowhegan
Novelty Company went TO Portland
on business Friday.
., Mrs. Mary Greenwood Of Salem
Mass, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Jo-
Heph Corriyeau.
y Mrs. Frank Akeley and daughter
Miss Fern AkeIey. were business call
err in waterviile Thursday.
G. Elmer Decker went TO his farm In
TIinckley Friday. where he will pass q
few days.
Miss Caroline Hobart has return
ed to Good Will where she Is teach
ing after being guest Of her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Hobart.
= Gridley r. Fogg. accompanied by
his son Raymond @. Fogg, who IL
visiting his parents. went to Boston
friday on business.
Andrew Berube of New York city
Who has been the guest OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Maurice l.. Ciough OF Maple
street left Friday for Lynn. Mass,
Charles Corriveau, who 10 employed
at Livermore Falls was in town
Thursday. the guest Ut his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Corriveau.
Miss Dorothy Habart, who Ia
student at the State Normal school at
Pennington IL passing the week end
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ar
thur Hobart.
:. Mrs. Everett F. Burnor and infant
daughter, Airline Marvette Burnor'
who was born at the Somerset hospi-
tai, accompanied by Mrs. Charles a.
.Burnory returned Friday to Spring
field, Mass.
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Honor System 3
Explained at Gorhanl

Especial to The Kennebec Journall
! Gorhain. Me-, May 23.--Miss Eli'1
abeth Powers &hd Miss Ruby Wood
cock of Bates college gave . yen|
interesting and helpful talk to tna
students council OF the GorhsnI
Normal school concerning the "Aip9
ana Ideals Of Student Government
The honor system, the dement, vi
tenn and Affiliatiofa with the Easter
Association were stressed.
The house committee served W
Ia Robe Hall library. The. gueNs.
Of honor we're the Misses PoweI.l
ana Wpcdcock. Others present ssiI
Principal and Mrs. Walter e. kus'
sell. Dean Nellie w. Jordan aae
Miss Katharine + Halliday Of nv
Gorhafn Normal school FACULTY.
The estimated weight Of the eart,
H. n a ~. 49, 49, = y
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Mrs Sfenhen Atwood

) Mrs. stephen Atwood died Thurs
day afternoon at her home on the
middle road from Skowhegah 10
Fairfield. Mrs. Atwood had been In
frail health for II number of years
but the cause of death was pneu--
monia. She was about 10 years OF
age. Before her marriage to Mr..
Atwood she was Emma walker OF
Emblem The family before NOV
ing 10 their present residence lived
for some years In Cornville. She
leaves beside her husband. two chill
9ren--a son. Henry Atwood. who re-
sides at, home, and daughter. Nell
lie. wife of Marshall Clifford of
Hinckley.
Mrs. Atwood's home was the GEN.
ter OF her interest and she was de-
voted to her family; also was a kind
nciehbor and n good friend. The fu-
neral service will he held Sunday
afternoon at l o'clock at the home.
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at the grange hall. Over ESQ were
present.
Miss Laurice Bruce is passing a
few days with her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hilton Of Dexter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Shorey have
gone to their cottage at Camp Ben
son for the summer.
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of friends who wish for them every
happiness in the future.
The Coburn Park, Charles A. Cof-
fin Fund, canvas Is nearly completed.
The time was set for May first for
tho completion of the canvas by Mr..
Coffin of New York. but he kindly
extended the time. Blinn w. Page is
the chairman of the Fund Campaign
committee and If there are any who
have not yet contributed who wish
to do so they may hand or send their
contribution of Mr.. Page at. the First
National Bank. -. 81
There will be q smoke talk in the
X. of G. rooms next Monday evening
for all members of the council, and
especially the new sir knights elect
ed last Thursday evening.
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Finance Committee Meets

The Finance Committee OF the
Federated church met at the dlrec-
tors room at the First National Bank
Thursday afternoon at four O'CLOCK
and considered several matters OF
finance which pertain to the church
work. An other meeting OF the COM
mittee will be held in a few weeks:
The following ladies Of the ella
r. Mitchell Philathea Class OF the
Bethany Baptist church which Is to
serve the annual commencement
banquet for the Bloomfield Academy
and Skowhegan High School Alumni
Association. Mrs. Jessie Fletcher,
Mrs. Cora Nye general committee and
Mrs. Kate w. Turner. Mrs. Eva
Standwood and Mrs. Nina CIough
met Friday Afternoon. at the nome
of Mrs. Turner with the president or
the class, Mrs. Bessie M. Thompson
and made arrangements for the pam
quet.
The annual Memorial Sunday ser
vice for the Russell Post OF the
Grand Army and the ladies OF the
Russell Relief Corps will attend d.
I vine worship on Memorial sunday
morning in a body at the Bethany
Baptist church. The pastor lev
George Merriam will preach an ap-
tier Ames will preside at the organ
and there will be special music.
Sunday evening at seven o'clock at
the Notre Dame de Lourdes church
will occur a reception for the Chill
dren of Mary with the Rosary OF the
Blessed Sacrament.
At the regular meeting OF the
Skowhegan Lodge No. 70 Knights or
Pythias held Thursday evening the
rank of Page was conferred upon
class of candidates. ..
Mrs, Flora McPheters has been IN
Portland where she attended the
state Convention of the Pythian Sis
tiers, representing the local temple,
the Bloomfield Temple.
There was no mid-week prayer
service at the Bethany Baptist
church Thursday evening as the pas
tor, Rev. George Merriam and several
church members were in Burnham
attending the eighth annual meetings
of the North Kennebec Association.
The regular meeting OF the Grange
at East Madison will be held today
May 24th.
Misses Juliette Corriveau, Pearle
Dumont and Mrs. Eva Mcguire and
Mrs. Stella Dinsmore have announce
ed that they will close their parlors
at six o'clock every night except Sat
urday and will close every Wednes-
day afternoon from June first to
October first.
The next meeting Of the Skowhe-
gan Rotary Club will be held Tues
day evening, May 9th instead of at
noon as is the custom Of the club.
This change is made because on that
date O meeting of executives OF all
clubs in this district will be held in
Waterville.
Miss Dorothy NJ. Nye. president of
the Christian Endeavor Society of
the Bethany Baptist church will be
one of the speakers at the Somerset
County Sunday School Conference.
Saturday, May gath at the Baptist
church in Fairfield.
In the absence Of Rev. and Mrs.
Herbert l.. Nichols Of the Centenary
Methodist church. who are in Spring
field, Mass, attending General Con-
ference, young men from the Colby
college Young Mems Christian Assoc
citation viii conduct the morning and
evening services Sunday at the
Methodist church.
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Memorial Services
Mrs. Maruaret Williams

Mrs. Margaret Williams passed
away at her home on Upper Main
street early Thursday evening,
having, suffered a severe paralytic
shock the previous Sunday. Her
husband, Daniel Williams, civil
War Veteran passed away very sud-
denly in July 1918.
She leaves two sons in this VIII
DENY and an older son, who lives
in the west, several grand children,
three sisters, re-. Sarah Baker of
Bingham, Mrs. Dora Hilton of
Emlden, and Mrs. Viola Williams
Of this village. and four brothers,
Marshall, Bert and Lowell of Emlden,
and Mellen Of this village.
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Franklin County Supreme Judicial
Court

The supreme judicial court opened
Tuesday with the usual legal force in
attendance, which included: ]. Blaine
Morrison. Phillips; Earl Wing. King
field; Cyrus N. Blanchard, Wilton:
Carl N. Henderson. Frank w. Butler.
Currier c. Holman and Sumner p.
Mills, of Pennington: also G. r.
Grua, Livermore Falls, and Frank A.
Morey. Lewiston. were in attendance.
Charles j. Wyman OF Salem vs.
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Mrs. Haskell Hostess

+. Mrs. Emma Haskell was hostess
to the ladies OF the siient
Six Club, when an all day meeting
was held. The day was passed So
,cially and sewing. Mrs. Haskeil at
noon served delicious dinner. Inc
next meeting OF the club Will De neld
June 9Th at the home by Mrs. Levi
Maroon on Milburn street.
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|Sk0WHEeAN LOCAL NEWS
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, Fame. j, =;
x ~ q. Exemplification


THURSDAY evening. Skowhegan
witnessed one of the best fraternai
demonstrations ever held In town.
the occasion being an exemplihca-
ton of the third degree on a class
of candidates from Madison and
Skowhegan Councils.
Kniahts from all over the State
formed ranks in front of the X. c..
hall on Madison avenue and headed
by their own X. G. Band, followed
"OId Glory" down through Water
street TO Bush street, then High,
North and Water streets, then up
Madison avenue. turning at Pleas
ant street and ending at the Grange
hail. where the degree work was
exempIified ina worthy manner by
under the direction. OF State Deputy
James H. Carroll Of Lewiston. Att
er the degree, a banquet was served
in the lower hall by Caterer VIM. B.
Pouiin Of the Quality Bakery.
It was estimated that from 400
to 800 Knights took part in this
event and Grange hall was packed
to its capacity.
Prominent out-of-town officials
attending were Rev. FIR. Carroll of
Bingham, Rev. Err. John Nelligan Of
Madison, guests of Rev. FIR. Renaud
Of this parish; Fred D. Harveysof
Portland. master of the fourth de-
gree for the State of Maine; James
III. Carroll, State deputy OF the
knights of Columbus; Lieut.. Col. l..
+. Likely and Patrick Joyce Of Port
land, DIR. William Berube of Lewis
ton, formerly of Skowhegan: An
drew McCarty, grand knight Of Mad
ison Council; d. p. Vigue, secretary
OF Wateryille Council.
The committee in charge. who so
successfully arranged all details
from the band to the banquet. were:
f. J. Gallant. grand knight OF Som
erset Council; Arthur Boulette
(band), Ernest j. Groder (parade),
Joseph p. Thibodeau (degree). Geo.
II. Ware (degree) and Albert c. Bre-
ton. general chairman, with VIM. B.
Poulin (banquet).
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WHAT is more desirable than clear head and
w steady hand a strong body and smoothly-work-
ing, well-ordered system. Everyone wants them
everyone may have them.
The first great rule for good health is to keep the Or
gans of elimination working regularly. Avoid Consti
patton. Unless the impure matters which are contn-
ualy accommodating in the body regularly cleared
away the entire system becomes poisoned and serious
ailments may result If you wOud. enjoy good health,
you must first rid yourself of this scourge.
"Fruta-tves" are the greatest known agent for the
remedying and prevention of Constipation "Fruta
tives made of the pure concentrated juices of ap
pies, oranges, figs and prunes, with tonics added.
Their action stimulates the action of the bowels and
keeps the whole system regularly and thoroughly
cleansed. Frut-a-tves" are keeping thousands
healthy all over the country Let them make you well.
soc box Trial box 25c
TRu1T-A-TIvEs LIMITED, ogdensburg' N Y.
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Surprise to Miss ceokson


The members of the girls club of
the High street church rendered Miss
Evangeline Cookson q surprise par.
ty Wednesday afternoon at the home
Of Mr.: and Mrs. Harry White. as
Miss Evangeline expects to leave
for Freeport in few days. The af-
ternoon was passed In playing
games and refreshments were served,
Each guest presented Mise Cookson
with small gift as q token of af-
lection. Those present were, Natalie
Hanson, Miriam Jones. Althea Jones,
Maxine Nutter, Madeline white.
Barbara Weymouth. Louise Hunt,
Eleanor Hunt Arlene Smith, Ruth
Boston. Hazel Pratt Marion Bar.
bour and EvanseIine Cookson.
Miss Lilace White of Plymouth
was q visitor in town Thursday.
Nokomis Chapter o. e. S., served q
chicken pie supper to the members>6f
the Council of Skowhegan and sur
rounding towns, Wednesday evening
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School Notes

The names of pupils. who received
100 per cent in the first grade in
number work for the week are:
Janet Todd. Eleanor Hunt, Pauline
Adams. Byron Fraser and Roland
Stuart.
The names Of the pupils who re-
ceived 100 per cent in spelling for
the week in Second grade, Hilda
kinball, Jeanette Verrill and
Christina Anderson; third grade:
Audrey Clark, Ethel Look. Ruby
Sundstrom, Hugh Cary, Arthur
Derby; fourth grade: Marion Park
man and Amo Pattee. Audrey Clark
has had 100 for three weeks. Hugh
Cary four and Ruby Sundstrom eight.
Seventh grade: Madeline White and
Zilla Wallace; eighth grade: Greta
Maloon, Doris Lewis, Gertrude Flick
EFT and Carl Wiseman:
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surprise for Choir Le.d.r

The members of the M. E. church
choir met at the home of Mrs. Fan.
ME Cakes Friday evening for their
regular rehearsal after WHICH Mrs.
Cakes was given surprise by the
choir. She was presented with a
beautiful seal hand bag as she ex-
poets to leave shortly for an extended
visit to Portland. The evening was
passed in social way, after which
delicious refreshments were served,
Mrs. Cakes will be missed very much
but the choir feels fortunate in hav-
ing Mrs. Maude Fernald as organist
for the summer, as she IL an able
musician. The outside guests for the
evening were those who had 30
graciously' entertained the choir
during the winter months. They
were as follows, Rev. and Mrs. G. II.
Bryant, Mrs. Hubert Wardwell, Mr..
and Mrs. f. w. Sherbune and broth
er. Herbert Norton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Percy Cakes, Frank Boston, Mr.. and
Mrs. Guy Norton and Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry White.
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OF Norridgewock, George Keefe OF
Phillips and Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Carl
and family of Scion were the out OF
town relatives. who attended the
funeral.
Mrs. Helen e. Brown. District
Deputy President of District No. IL,
Mrs. Nettie Williams. Mrs. jose
Phine Sawyer, Mrs. Flora Durgin.
Mrs. Evelyn Spear. Mrs. Addie
Hodgdon Lula Clark and Mrs.
Bernice Gould of Emerald Rebekah
Lodge No. IS, attended the after
noon session of district meeting
held at Bingham with Centennial
Lodge No. 100 Wednesday May 20.
Emerald Lodge was better rep
resented in the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Bedford
moved Monday into the upstairs
rent Of Lee Ellis's house on Main
street. which was recently vacated
by Mrs. Emma Buxton. The house
where Mr.. and Mrs. Bickford did
live has recently been sold TO Har-
low b. Ellis the express agent.
Memorial Services
Sons of Veterans, American
Legion and their Auxiliaries are re-
ouested to meet at grange hail.
Sunday May 2sth, at 10 o'clock and
march to the Methodist church
where a memorial sermon will be
given by the pastor, Rev. Leslie
Grundy.
Friday May 30th, a dinner will be
served in Grange hall to the men,
hers Of the above named orders.
At 100 o'clock a line will be formed
to march to Sunset cemetery.
School children are cordially Ing
vited to join the procession. After
services at the cemetery q line will
be formed and march to Carrabassett
hall, where the memorial address, will
'be delivered at 2.45 o'clock by Prof.
Guy. +. Williams.
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beautiful spray of Easter lilies and
roses from the widow. e
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GO sssssi'sstsS Nss'sss q iss