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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-04
REDS CHASE CENEWICH AND
HANG 5 TO / DEFEAT ON BRAVES

Boston, June 3.-Cincinnau punched
hits off Genewich in the second, fourth
and NTH innings, knocked him out OF
the box and defeated Boston 5 to to-
day. Eppa Rixey pitched masterful
ball throughout. He held Boston to
Ave hits and did not give a base on
balls. But for wild throw by Fowler
which allowed Stengel to score from
second. Rixey would have had a shut
out. The score:
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IOF IIuell III Jun.
**Batted for Robertson in 9Th.
*"*Ran for p. Collins in 9th.
Boston ..... 0 2 % 0 3 Is
ST. Louis ...... 0 0 0 2 2 0 2-7
Two base hits-Neach, Gerber,
Tobin. Three base hit-McMillan.
Home runs--Boone, Sisler, Harris.
Stolen bases-Wambsgan Sacri-
es-Wambsganss, Sisler and ia
cobson. Left on bases-Boston Is;
st. Louis I. Base on balls-Off Bayne
6; Pruett /: Fuhr 1; Ferguson l.
Struck out-By Quinn ?; Shocker 5;
Bayne .; Ehmke 1; Murray l. Hits
OFF Quinn s in 2-3 innings; Muir
ray 3 in 1 (none out in 9th); Fer
guson in 2-3: Bayne 2 in 4:
Ehmke in l 13; Fuhr in. 1-3;
Shocker 10 in 3 2-3; Pruett 2 in
1-3. Hit by pitcher-By Bayne O..
Collins); Pruett O(Veach). Wild
pitches-Ehmke. Winning pitcher
Murray. Losing pitcher - Bayne.
Umpires-Nallin and Evans. Time
Of game-2.34. So D.. .e-.7
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Grade Pupils Serve Fine
Dinner to Honor Guests

Especial to Kennebec Journal)
Brunswick. June 3-Superintendent
and Mrs. John A. Cone. Prin. and
Mrs. Philip II. Kimball, DR.. and Mrs.
Gilbert A.. Elliott, President and Mr..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-04

Two-base hits, Fowler 2. Stolen base,
Pinelli. Sacrifices, Rixey. Walker. Dou-
BILE plays. Genewich to Bancroft to
McInnis; Fowler to Daubert; Cunning
ham to Bancroft to Tienrney. Left on
bases, Cincinnati 6, Boston 4. Bases on
balls. off Genewich 2. Struck out, by
Rixey 2. Genewich 2, Stryker 8. Hits,
off Genewich . in 1-3 innings; off
Stryker 2 in 20. Losing pitcher,
Genewich. Umpires, Hart, Quigley and
Sweeney. Time. 40.
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Miss COllett Is
Again Woman Golf
Champion of East

Newton, Mass, June 3.-Miss
Glenna Collect of Providence. r. L.,
won the women's eastern golf cham
pionship for the third time. in as
many years at the Braeburn Country
Club today. Her total for the So
holes was 1853. Second in line was
Mrs. Dorothy Campbell Hurd, of
Philadelphia. II strokes behind with
total of III. Mrs. G. H. Stetson,
champion of the Philadelphia dis
trict. was two shots from her towns
woman and Mrs. H. A. Jackson of
New York finished in fourth posi-
ton. their scores being 179 and 1873
respectively.
The golf today fell short of the
opening days performance when
Miss Collect made the round in 10,
two strokes over the mems par for
the course. Today she required 81.
High winds swept the course and
hampered the players. Mrs. Hurd
was the only other player to make
today's round in 81. Miss Collect
was out in A and back in 43.
Mrs. Stetson was one of three who
broke 30. Her so was one Stroke
better than her opening round. Mrs
E. III. Baker of Oakley, who scored
an S6 yesterday and finished second
only to Miss Collett in the opening
round, required 103 today.
The Griscomb cup intercity
matches will begin tomorrow, the
New York and Philadelphia team.
clashing in the first series. Boston
Will play the losers on Thursday.
The eight leading scores in the east
ern championship were:
Miss Glenna Collect,
Providence ..........76-S77--163
Mrs. d. c. Hurd,
Philadelphia ...... 90 S7-177
Mrs. G. H. Stetson,
Philadelphia ....... So 9O-17Q
Mrs. II. A. Jackson,
New York 49,. .95- SS-1s3
Miss Elizabeth Gordon,
Providence .93- 93-1s6
Mrs. G. w. Roope,
Braeburn ..... -. .92- 96-1S8
Mrs. E. II. Baker, Jr..
Oakley ,S6-1O3-1Sq
Mrs. b. s. Rammer.
Lexington ......... 90 93-1S9
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Boston 8; St. Louis 7.
New York 6; Chicago 8.
Washington II: Detroit I.
Philade! phia cleveland, rain.
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York g; Brooklyn (first
game). e.
New York 3; Brooklyn 2 (seeond
game).
Philadelphia s.; st. Louis 0.
Cincinnati 5; Boston I.
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1 advise every beginner to use hi,
natural batting position even though
1t may have a weakness. In time
opposing pitchers will usually pitch
to this supposed weakness so much
that the batter will get a great deal
of practice and he will acquire the
art of hitting a ball that was for
merly impossible for him to hit
safely.
Confidence without any fear is a
great tonic while at bat
Copyright 1924 Associated Editorsl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-04
INTERN ATIONAL LEAGUE

Reading >, Newark 5.
Buffalo Z. Rochester ..
Baltimore .. Jersey City 3 40
innings).
Syracuse ., Toronto 6.
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TODAY'S GAMES
Cincinnati at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Chicago at New York.
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-04

TODAYS GAMES
New York at Chicago.
Boston at St. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
hilscelpnia at Cleveland.
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BOSTON
ST. LOUIS

Totals 40 IA q 10
"Batted for Ehmke in Sth.
*"Batted for Lee in Sth.
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What is a good batting posi-.
ton for a beginner to adopt?
Answered by
STANLEY HARRIS

Playing manager. Washington
Senators: Known for his keen
knowledge of baseball strategy.
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: PERSONAL MENTION

Charles stevens went to Portland
Thursday.
Nrs. Nellie Clifford and daughter.
Bertha of Hincklcy were In town
Thursdny.
n ISIS Helen Gates. n teacher nj
Sailth Paris came Wednesday night
to-yistt at her home.
Mrs. Julia Church is passing a
fe& days mt her old home I'm Ca.
ndan with friends.
Nrs. w. q. Lawrence and Mrs. T..
Nisttin we're In Watcrvlle on bust
nask Wednesday.
Mrs. Ellen NJ. Smith returned
frSin Oakland Wednesday where she
h1A been n guest of her sister. Mrs.
AIha l.. Bailey.
Mrs. Harold Dorr. who. has been
the guest OF Henry Palmer on Sill
Nef street. returned Thursday to her
home In Ruckspnrt.
Miss Elsie Cos. n teacher Mt
Ruslcs Corner. Madison. was In
town Thursday on her way to Ban
xor 20 attend the Teachers conven-
ton.
Miss Amber Weeks. 2 student at
=. H. =. went to the home of her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weeks
In Canaan Wednesday night for tho
school recess.
Mrs. Romeo Roy and little daugh-
tor. Mniel OF Lewiston arrived In
town Wednesday night. Mr.. Roy.
who has employment at tho Rondeau
bakery has been here two weeks.
Miss Nara G.. Weeks. teacher OF
tho list grade ut the Academy build
ing went to her home In Canaan
Wednesday night and Thursday with
Canaan teachers motored 10 Ban
so. TO attend the convention.
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PERSONAL MENTION

Friends of the family will be sor-
~ to know that Daniel Thompson of
West Front street is seriously i'll.
Misses Eleanor and Ethel >Rowell
are guests Of their mother, Mrs.
Martha Rowell. Waterville.
Nat Johnson, Jr., who has passed
some time here with his parents, has
returned to Fort Totten, n. Y.
Mrs. Floyd G. Nye and daughter,
Miss Dorothy NJ. Nyc went to Bos-
ton Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Iinwood J. Eames
or Scion were business callers il,
town Thursday.
Mrs. l.. ID. Bosworth of Cornviile
was in town Thursday on her way
to Bangor to attend the Teachers
convention.
Frank Maxfleld Of Portland was
in town Thursday night giving lee
ture at the municipal building on
Truth About laFolleue and
Wheeler"
Miss Pauline Eaton Oak was IN
Gardiner Thursday evening. where
she appeared on the program as
reader ut the HJth anniversary Of The
founding of tie Eastern Star In that
city.
Mrs. Willard 4. Bates. who came
here TO attend the Carver Homsted
wedding and was the guest Of Mr..
and Mrs. II. Fremont Homsted and
Mr.. and Mrs. Gail Pollard of Fair
field, has returned to Littleton. n. II.
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taught by Miss Olephenia Robbins
of Belfast.
First meeting of the Skowhegan
women's Club will be held Wednes-
: day afternoon. At this meeting a
luncheon will be served at 1 o'clock
in the parlors of the public library.
Tuesday, Nov. 4th... will be cleo
ton day and the local polls will be
open from $50 A. II. to 6 O'Clock p.
III.
sorosis Directors Tea at Library
parlors Monday night.
Old fashioned Halloween dance at
East Madison Grange hall this even
ing.
: Wednesday. Nov. 9Th. Robert G.
Wing will present the famous Down
in Dixie Minstrels" all colored. fea-
turing Charlie johnson and Happy
Harry Morgan. comedians. There
will he a street parade at noon and
at 100 2. NJ, before the show will
occur a concert by the famous
Down in Dixie" Band.
Sunday will be Philathea Sunday
at the Bethany and Federated
churches. The classes will attend the
1890 service in Il body.
Red Cross annual roll cali will be-
gin November 18th. Walter Fl. Hight
is chairman OF the local chapter.
The funeral service for Mrs. JOS
eph Turcotte of East street, will be
held this Friday morning at eight
o'clock at the Notre Dame de
Lourdes church. The burial will be
in the ST. Mary's Catholic cemetery
on North avenue.
DR.. Edward White has an inter
esriny exhibit in the WINDOW at
Fogg's Drug store.
Henry Turner of Waltham, Mass
motored to Athens the last OF the
week for Mrs. Turner, who has been
a guest OF her mother. Mrs. Eleanor
Holman.
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Sk0WnEcAN LOCAL NEWS
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, ::,a., -. 9;


The pupils of the White school
on the Lakewood road. under the
supervision OF their teacher. Miss
Ruth NJ. Valliere. scored a splendid
success on Wednesday. when at the
schoolhouse they gave school bene-
nj box social. In accordance with
wish expressed by Aural School
Agent r. J. Libby, Miss Falliere
had some Of the regular work. both
prepared and unprepared. was given
on the program. which was as fol-
lows: Reading, Grade I; reading.
Grade IL; geography. Grades III.
Nv and VII. These exhibitions OF
regular work were very good ana
showed just what the pupils are do
ing. The program continued with
reading, "Why We Have Halo
wc'en." Billie Hunnewell: recitation.
Aiistine Grignow: recitation. Jack
O. Lantern" Bobby Healy: Milk
Maid Song" in costume. Bertha
Wagner. Edna and Lillian Grignow:
Irish dialect. The New Cook. Eve
lyn Wagner; song, Blanche Grignow !:
dramatization Of "Cinderilla." with
following cast In costume: Cinderil-
In. Lillian Grignow: Prince Charlie.
Richard Healy: Fairy God Mother.
Evelyn Wagner: and several other
pupils.
The room was attractivnly decor
ated In orange and black and the
pupils wore Halloween head bands.
There was a large attendance.
Luncheon boxes were aucticned off
by W. Il. Woodbury.. superintendent
of the Skowhegan Madison school.
the sale OF which rettcd the school
sis
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Mrs. Emilia Renaud

The remains OF Mrs. Emile Renaud.
widow OF Hormisdas Renaud. who
died ut the Sisters Hospital In Lew
iston. arrived in Skowhegan on the
evening train Wednesday. The re-
mains were taken to the Rectory of
the Notre Dame dc Lourdes church,
Of which her son. Rev. FIR. j. Louis
A. Remand Is the pastor.
Mrs. Renaud was 81 years Of age.
She was the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. jacques NORM and was born in
Papineauviile. province of Quebec.
Canada. Formerly Mr.. and Mrs. Re
maud made their home In town at the
Notre Dame rectory hut for some
time they had been Mt the hospital.
where they passed away. Mrs. Re-
maud was the mother of seven chill
dren. all OF whom are living and who
are: Miss Alma Renaud and Rev. FIR.
7. Louis A. Renaud. Skowhegan:
Mrs. Marie O'Malley. Ottawa. Cana
ia: Mrs. Blanche Fenaux. Lynn.
Mass: DR.. F. i. Renaud. Boston.
Mass: Emile Roraud. Rrockton.
Mass: and Miss Albertina Renaud.
n patient ut the Sisters hospital in
Lewiston.
The funeral service will be held
this Friday morning ut a:15 Mt the
Notre Dame de Lourdes church and
burial Will he in the family lot at
st. MaryS Catholic cemetery.
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and were invited guests at the han,
Quet house there.
BELFAST
Annual Meeting Waldo Co.
Farm Bureau Monday

The annual meeting of the Wah,
County Farm Bureau will be he,t
in the Belfast Opera house Mopda,
Nov. 3rd. \ splendid exhibit is h..
ing planned by the towns of t,o
county. More actual farm bureau
work than ever before will be die
played. If YOU arc interested In fire.
less cookers, one piece dresses. mil.
linery. cold pack canning, reed WORK
Christmas suggestions and such
come to the Opera house Monda,
Miss Green and Miss Bancroft will
come from the University Of Mains
to act as judges for tho women's e,.
hibit. Those in charge OF the c,,
hihit must have all articles in ara
booth decorated nv 10 \. II. rs tho
judges will consider nothing after
that hour. The home demonstrates,
agent. Miss EStelIc Mason. hopcs IA
have all Judging completed in sum.
cient time that all present NAV SOC
how the ribbons are awarded. A
very special invitation is extended
TO all citizens of Belfast Who are
interested in the doinEs o. tho ey.
tension service. They are invited 10
examine the exhibits and meet the
men and women az the County who
comprise the Waldo County Farm
Bureau.
The men of the county are alsn
planning an extensive exhibit Of
farm produce under the direction Of
County Agent y. s. Dnnahuc and the
judges for this department viii he
announced. Some four or five hun.
dred from the county towns attend
these annual meetings.
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OAKLAND

The fancy work committee of the
Methodist Ladies' Aid sale will meet
this evening with Mrs. w. p. Hol-
man. The members are requested TO
come prepared to sew and also bring
completed work.
Mrs. Atkins has returned to her
home in Waterville. after caring for
Mrs. Clyde Wheeler the last two
weeks
Miss Marjorie Emmons. Mrs. Guy
Adams and daughter. Arlene. attend
ed the church fair at Wilton Wednes-
day evening. .
Mrs. John Walton and Mrs. Jesse
Hallett motored to Newport and
Dexter Wednesday. where they were
overnight guests of relatives. return
ing Thursday to their home in town.
Mrs. Sarsie Warren and son, Dom
aid, have gone to Union for few
DAYS, called there by the illness of
Mrs. Ncrren's Mother. Mrs. Maurice
Hager.
4 large number of the townspeople
attended the opening OF the Sunset
Home for agend women in Water
willie Wednesday afternoon.
The Ladies' Aid of the Methodist
church called q special all day meet
ing Wednesday in the church Nestry
for the purpose of lacking pnffs for
the sale to be held Nov. II. Dinner
was served at noon. The next reSu-
lar meeting will be held on the after
noon of Nov. :. and the hostesses Will
be Mrs. Spurgeon Hoar. Mrs. Rich
ardson and Mrs. Harry Giberson. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathaniel r. Wood :
sum have returned from business
trip to Pennington.
Roy Stevens and family have
| moved to Wells. where they Will
make their home in the future. MIR.
Stevens having secured employment
there.
Maurice Crowell, Mrs. Lewis Grow
ell and daughter. Helen. and Miss
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Mr.. and Mrs. Pickett Entertain

The home of Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes
p. Pickett on the Island was the scene
of a Happy party Wednesday evening
when they entertained MIR and Mrs.
Oscar Piper, Mr.. and Mrs. Laforest
Eldridge and Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Da-
Wis, all Of Benton, where the Tickets
formerly resided. These people make
up group who have frequently met
together for social evening. Wednes-
day evening was passed playing cards
and socially and with music. The
guests not departing on their auto
trip home until the early morning
hours.
Mrs. Pickett served delicious lun-
cheon of fruit salad, hot rolls. cake
and coffee and during the evening
candies and nuts.
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SOrOSis ROnrtl

The executive board of Skowhegan
Sorosis which holds its first meeting
Monday night is made up of presi-
dent, Miss Margaret NJ. Chase: vice
president. Miss Alice u. Goodrich
secretary. Miss Mildred A. Beale;
treasurer. Miss Anne NJ. Caswell:
directors, Mrs. Edrie =. Wyman,
Mrs. Magma G. Symons. Mrs. Bea-
trice +. Symons. Miss Alice r. Par
ker and Mrs. Ethel NJ. Christensen.
With this list of ladies at the head
the club work for 1924-'05 is assured
success.
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her marriage to Vance Whalen Of
Machias Sunday afternoon at 5
o'clock at the residence of her
mother, Mrs. Margaret ellison, Rev.
Roy Burgess officiating.
The bride was gowned in a beauti
full grey crepe de- chine embroidered
In pasted shades. After the cere-
mony the young couple left for
Moosehead lake. Mr.. Whalen is 4
prosperous business man in Lubec
Of the firm of Smith and Whalen.
Mrs. Whalen is graduate OF
Hebron academy. Washington Nor
NAL School. and has been student
at the n. f. Conservatory of Music.
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Why not try being 10 years young
er again-why not grow stronger in
body, in mind. in vitality? Why not
take McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets
and drop 10 years from your age in
80 days? We mean this literally, OF
course. We believe that a 80 days
treatment will make you feel 10 years
younger--but at any rate try them
for so days and If you are not salts
fed get your money back-60 tablets
so cents at Coughlin's Drug Store.
Sexton's Drug Store or, any progress
sive druggist. Be sure and get Nc
Coy's-the original and genuine.
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Piles Relieved
Peterson's Ointment

Please let me tell you" says Peter
son. 'that foc instant relief from the
misery OF blind. bleeding or itching
piles. there Is nothing so good as
Peterson's. Ointment. as thousands
have testified. Best for old sores,
eczema, itching skin. chafing. sun.
burn. windburn. MOSQUITO bites. cuts,
burns and bruises Big box. IS cents.
augStf
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NEWPORT

Mrs. Norris Friend is visiting
friends in New York.
II. H. Frost. who recently entered
hospital in Waterville for an
operation for appendicitis. is getting
along as well as could be expected.
Eugene Towne. who recently re-
turned from Massachusetts, Is clerk
ing in the store of G. H. Cooley.
Vance Matthews was before the
Newport court Monday charged
with reckless driving of an automo-
bile. He was fined s25 and costs
which were s4.S3.
The many friends OF John Watson
were sorry to hear Of his accident
which occurred while saving wood,
having cut off the little finger of his
right hand.
Mrs. Lon Friend left Wednesday
for visit with relatives In Blue
HILL
quite a delegation Of Newpor,
people attended the Shriners' circus
at Bangor last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. r. Woodward en-.
tertained n party OF friends at their
cottage Monday evening.
Robert Rich had the misfortune to
break his leg while running with a
football Friday.
AASitSiS ENathiluS Is VISITING his
daughter, Mrs. Shores of Providence,
+. I.
Mrs. Mabel Fernald and two chill
dren and Mrs. Wheeler left Friday
for st. Petersburg, Fla. to pass the
winter.
Mrs. Clyde Pingree Is working IN
the Post Office from now until after
the holidays.
Mrs. Sarah Perham il visiting her
brother. John II. Crowther Of Beacon.
n. Y.
Mr.. and Ms. s. c. Morton Of
Westbrook. who have been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. F. b. woodw ward. have
returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Newland woodcock
ana AIT. and Mrs. Oscar Ireland are
passing the winter in the south.
A Halloween ball will be given
Friday evening under the auspices
OF Victoria Rebekah Lodge No. AZ.
Whaia. H:g~>-
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Coming Events

Rally Sunday exercises at the Cen
tenary Methodist church Sunday
morning at 1870.
Patriotic night will be held at the
Skowhegan Grange on Wednesday
Nov. 9TH. when members of Russell
Post. No. %. G. A. II. their wives,
and ladies of the Russell Relief
Corps and husbands will be guests.
This meeting is being arranged by
Samuel +. Emerson, A fine program
will be presented preceded by a
delicious supper.
Public entertainment at the Pitts
school on Back road tonight. as a
benefit for the school which is
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Inspection Postponed

The inspection OF the Bloomfield
Temple. Pythian Sisters. which was
to have been held this evening. is
postponed indefinitely because OF the
serious illness of Daniel Thompson
of West Front street. Mrs. Thomp-
son has a prominent part in the
work.
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VASSALBORO

Wilson Goodwin and family of
Hartland were guests Sunday ut the
home Of his brother, Dixon Goodwin
and family.
Mr.. ana Mrs. c. w. Tufts accom-
panied w. J. Johnson and family oil
Augusta to Sidney sunday for visit
with Cogan Clark and family.
Mrs. Jane johnson of Augusta is
the guest of Mrs. Rose Tufts.
POpE ANEECE-EZra Jones and
family ~accompanied by friends re-
Gently made Il pleasure trip to Swan
Island.
Miss Nettie Burleigh and Miss
Gray Of Winslow called recently on
Mrs. Olive Pope at Lone Chestnut
Place"
benjamin Weber has purchased n
Chevrolet automobile.
Arson a. Abbott of Waterville was
calling Monday on Pope avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. Pope with
their guests recently made Il pleas
urc trip to Augusta where they en-
joyed the beauties of Ganeston park
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Old Folks Cain
Strsagth with
God Liver Oil
Thank Goodness You Don't
Have to Take the Nasty
Tasting, III Smelling Oil Any
More For MeCoy's Cod Liver
Oil Tablets Can Be Pur-
chased At Any Drug Store

Why should any old person let
feebleness overwhelm them in these
enlightened days? Surely everyone
knows by this time that Cod Liver
Oil contains more vitamines than
anything else on earth and is the
greatest body builder in the world.
You'll like to take McCoy's Cod
Liver Oil Tablets-they are sugar
coated and as easy to take as, candy
and they do help old people.
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Charles Wiley

Charles Wiley passed away Sat
urday. morning after suffering many
months from cancer of the stomach
The funeral was held from his late
home on Elm street Monday after
noon at . o'clock, Rev. J. w. Rey-
nolds officiating. Interment was At
Riverside. He leaves widow. who
las the sympathy of all.
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Mrs. Augustus Dinsmore and Mrs.
Leslie Clement of Pittstield were
business visitors in Newport Tues
day. DR.. Byron CroNford was n
business visitor in Bangor Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lander visit
ed friends i'll Blanchard Sunday.
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LOCAL NOTICE

pr. Whites Kcmedies will be
shnNn in Fosg's Drug Store window
Friday and saturday. Get free
sample cf Dr. Whites stomach
powder. pr. White. Skowhegan. Me.
OctJod.t