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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-18
General Forecast

Pressure was low over practically
all sections Tuesday night except off
the south Atlantic coast and north
of Lake Superior with a relative CEN
ter Of minimum pressure over the
lower st. Lawrence valley.
The weather will be unsettled east
Of the Mississippi river during the
next two days and local showers and
probably thunderstorms are indicated
for the greater portion of this area.
The temperature will be somewhat
lower in the north Atlantic states
Wednesday night. Otherwise It will
not change materially.
Winds north Of Sandy Hook
Moderate to fresh south and south
west and weather partly overcast,
probably showers by Wednesday
night.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-18
Augusta Candidate Has a
Total 46,511 and Brew
ster 46,262; Vote of 4S
Small Places Yet to be
Heard From

Missing Towns and Further Revision Might
Reverse Position of Candidates. Total Vote
Nearing 100000 Mark-U. S. Senator Fer
maid Holding His Lead of Nearly 10000
Over Guernsey for denomination - Hay
ford Wins Auditor Contest White Safe in
Second District ;:
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Societies Elect at
BOWdOin College

Brunswick. Me-. June II, 1924
Elections to the Sphinx, the honor
airy Senior Society. and the Owls
the honorary Junior Society, were
announced at Bowdoin College to-
day. The Sphinx has elected Elestor
Blake of Portland, captain.elect OF
the baseball team. Robert ]. Foster
of Manchester. Mass, captain-elect
of the track team. Charles L. Hill
dreth OF Gardiner. captain-elect OF
the football team, Joseph p. Gar
land of Brunswick, Junior class mar.
shall and football player, Richard P.
Johns of Springfield. president of the
class of 1925 and a football PLAYER
and Frank L. Tucker of Portland,
guard on the football team. The
Owls have chosen for new members:
Charles 8. Bradeen Of Essex, Conn,
manager of the track team; Nathan
A. Cobb of Portland, manager-elect
OF the track team: Clarence +. Ham.
ilton of South Portland. a member
or the track team: Harold @. Little
field OF Wells. a member OF the track
team; G. Stanley Robinson of Lew
iston, who has won letters In base
ball. football and track: and William
Widen of Danvers, Mass, manager
elect OF the baseball team.
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Boston Forecast

Forecast for Boston and vicinity
Wednesday unsettled with local
thundershowers, cooler Wednesday
night: Thursday generally fair and
cooler: moderate south and south
west shifting to northwest winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-18
"a. Students nj Rowdoin

Brunswick. Me-. June 17.-Six
Bowdoin College students attained a
rank OF "A" In every study during
the present year. They are Edward
Harold Coburn "a of Brunswick,
Frank Avery Pike "a Of Lubec,
Lawrence Brock Leighton '25 of
Portland. John Weston Walch % OF
Brunswick. Albert Abrahamson '26
OF Portland and Thomas Luther
Downs, Jr, ~ u Brunswick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-18
FARRIuGTON'S LEAD DW|NDLES TO 249
GOVERNOR NOMINEE STILL IN DOUBT
NOMINEE HARRINGTON
RECEIVES CONGRATULATIONS
BREWSTER and OTHERS

Portland. Me, June II.
Hon. Frank G. Harrington,
Augusta, Me.
Associated Press incomplete re-
turns indicate your nomination. /
send sincerest congratulations and
pledge all my energy to help in Re-
publican victory in September.
(Signed)
RALPH o. BREWSTER.
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Kennebec Journal Go

4: .. TxYNT, Assistant 11anagsr ana
1s." vns Tor North American Accident
jnlsdlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-18

Tell 'em and sen 'em through
our classified columns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-07
PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing appointments were made by the
Probate Court within and for the Coun-
ty OF kennebec, and said appointoes
duly qualified on dates given:
ALICE NJ. MARTIN OF China. cxecu-
trix OF the will OF ABBIE A. Me-
LACGHLIN, late OF said China, de-
ceased; qualified May &c. 1924.
ORREN r. SPROUL OF China, ad-
mnistrator with Will annexed Of the
estate OF HENRY BOSPODSkY, late
Of said China. deceased: qualified May
HARVEY f. BATES Of Augusta, ad-
ministrator OF the estate OF SOPHRO-
MA n. BATES, late of said Augusta,
deceased; qualified May &c, 1924.
CHARLES y. FLANDERS of Angus
tn, administrator OF the estate Of JOS
EPH l.. HALLETT, late Of said Angus
ia, deceased: qualified May 26. 1924.
HENRIETTA J. YOUNG OF Augusta,
executrix OF the viii Of ALLEN J,
e; qualified May 20. 1924.
executor of the will Of THOMAS y.
EMERY, late Of HsIlowell. deceased;
qualified May 26, 1924.
FLORENCE A. LONGFELGOW Of
Augusta. administrative OF the estate
of JEFFERSON G. LOEGFELLOW,
late OF said Augusta. deceased: quail
fed May a. 1924.
GERTRUDE c. wALDRoN OF Dex-
ter. administrative OF the estate OF
MAR1LLA NJ. MESsER, late OF Oak
land. deceased: qualified May 2s. 1924.
Attest r. w. LEIGHTON.
may3lEst3t Register OF Probate.
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club is a new organization, but is
proving very popular.
Mrs. Walter Taylor has returned
from Greenville, where she has
been visiting.
Frank Pullen underwent q surgical
operation at the Plummer Memorial
Hospital Wednesday morning. MIR.
Pullen is very comfortable and q
speedy recovery is anticipated.
Mrs. Louis Dahne OF Millbury,
Mass, is in town for several days
the guest of Mrs. f. E. Hale on
Highland Avenue.
Edward Nichols OF Haverhill,
Mass, is in town calling on old
James Sparrow OF Etna is a
patient at the Plummer Memorial
Hospital.
A. Is. widdoes. Supt.. OF the
Amos Abbott Wooden company is
in New York for several days on
business.
Miss Mildred Thomas of Boston
is expected TO occupy the pulpit in
the Free Baptist church Sunday
June 8. Miss Thomas many friends
will welcome her back in her Old
place IL only for short time.
Miss Rebecca Hall Of Halls Mills
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Marvin
salisbury.
Many OF the Dexter Republicans
motored to Bangor Thursday even
ing to hear Hon. Ralph Q. Brewster
address the Ladies Republican club
of Bangor in City Hall.
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UNITY

sOUTH-Mr. and Mrs. Clair r.
Waning OF Augusta were visitors Of
his parents, MIR. and Mrs. Harry
| Waning over Memorial Day, return
ing to Augusta Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Sawtelie and
daughter of Auburn and Mrs. Frank
Clement of Knox Ridge were callers
May 10th upon George Eickless and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Flye Of Free
dom were Sunday callers at Willis
Warnings.
Miss Bertha has been a visitor the
past week at the home of Mrs. Ralph
Clement of Freedom.
Linwood GRAHAM Of Unity was a
recent guest OF Elwood Waning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harland Dean were
Sunday callers at Urban Warnings.
Mrs. VIII Libby and daughter,
Marie, Mrs. Cole and son, Edgar.
were Sunday callers at Carl Good
wins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Waning and
little son OF DamarIscotta were week
end guests of Mr.. Warnings parents,
Mrs. Crockett OF Brooks accompanied
them home en- route to Old Orchard.
Miss Clara Goodwin Of Brunswick
was guest Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Goodwin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Coburn and two
children of Portland were Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Nick
less.
Mrs. Edward Walton and cousin.
Mrs. George True, and two daughters
OF 1eavenworth. Kansas were callers
at Mrs. c. H. Loveland's and Mrs.
Carl Good~in's Monday.
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I NO, sir" said one OF tho SER
wants at his elbow. IT'S the Earrs
sir. I'd know It anywhere. And,
| begging your pardon, sir, it's a bit
strange that he hasn't been seen
| since"
Here he is" cried a voice from
beyond the farther pantry door.
Here. lend a hand! The Earl's
been hurt"
Captain Francis Newcombe aiding.
the Earl was carried back to the
| dining room. and restoratives hastily
applied.
Tho Earl's voice broke in sudden
~.
I'm all right, tell you" he in
sisted weakly. There were two of
them one behind the door
| knocked the revolver out OF my
| hand as I fired. and smashed me
! over the head with something "
bags, travelling bags for the plate
that's the way they're carry
| ing II 80 L"
The Earl's voice trailed off.
1T can't have been more than Ave
| minutes ago them" said the man
with the gruff voice, for they were
| therefore in the house when the
shot was fired. They can't have got
very far carrying that load. Quick,
now Wen search the park.
But they wouldn't attempt to
carry II very far anyway" objected
some one. They'd have q motor,
OF course
Exactly" retorted the other.
But not near enough to the house
to he heard. Did any one hear a
motor after that shot was fired ?
OF course, not! We may get them
Before they get their motor. Also.
We'll use a motor. too. Any one of
the chaureurs here?"
Yes. sir answered a man.
Good! Any one armed"
"rve got the Earl's revolver" said
Captain Francis Newcombe,
Well. there's the gun room" said
the man who had assumed COM
mand. And you servants get
lanterns and things. Look lively
now! Sharp's the word"
And for some reason Captain
Francis Newcomhe smiled grimly to
himself. ms he attached his person
to the chauffeur. and, accompanied
by three other pajama- clad guests,
raced from the house.
At the garage Captain Francis
Newcombe appropriated the front
'tdtb tiC Ills lei
low guests scrambled into the tom
neau. and a moment later the big
car shot around the end OF the
house and began to sweep down the
driveway.
But now the motor was at the
lodge gates. nosing the main road,
and the chauffeur pulled up.
which way would you say. sir?"
he asked snxiously.
'Td vote for whichever IL the
shortest way to London-that's to
the left, isn't it?'' Captain Francis
Newcombe responded promptly. He
turned to his fellow guests. Il don't
know what you think about IT."
Yes one of the others answered,
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THE START or rHE STORY

In lull OF Great war battle four
men are thrown together-a mysteri-
Gus EnRlishman. another who has been
a valet. polished f'renchman and an
unknown" The latter disappears
after no has heard tho others discuss
their underworld careers and agree to
Join forces after the war. After the
Hrmistice Captain Francis Newcombo
IL discussing with Sir Harris Greaves,
amateur criminologi ~ series OF I'M
cHnuy rohberies over which all London
is all agog. Sir Harris blames tho
iobberies on shadow" Narne, a no.
considers dead.
Captain Francis Newcombe raised
Lis head from his PILLOW, and
pIoppod himself up on his elbow. A.
door nearby suddenly opened. Other
doors were being raped upon
OiCcs came.
rho ex-captain OF tarritoriais
sprang from his bed, thrust his feet
into slippers. threw a bathrohe over
his patamas, opened his door and
stepped out into the hail. Some
.ne had already turned on n light.
tfe found himself among a group OF
fellow guests. whose number was
being constantly augmented From
either doorways. wary OF their ex-
sramc dishabillc. women's faces
lccrcd out timidly--their voices. less
restrained. demanding to know what
was tho matter. added an hysteri-
cal note to the scene.
~ shot was certainly fred some
! where in the house. though !
couldn't place where 1t came from"
declared some one. Il am quite
sure OF tt
"Thcre Is no question about It,"
corroborated another. 1T woke me
ur aud | ran out here into the hall"
/ The Earl IL not in his room"
announced third excitedly. I've
just been there"
Ring for the servants" sCreechc0
nm elderly female voice. Some one
may be killed."
For Gods sake" snapped n man
lrrutily, Il didn't hear Il myself, but
llf n shot was fired It's fairly obvious
| by now that t wasn't fired up here,
What are YOU standing around like
"a pacIl Of sheep for?"
! Lights were going on ali over the
house now. and the men servants
lhcGan TO appear. The rush sour
iaied from one room to another A
lsry went UP from some one ahead.
1t turned the rush into the dining
lroom. and there. in their motley
paths. chorusing excited exclama-
ATOMS. the crowd surrounded the two
EaSged and bound guards.
Then some one else shouted from
the pantry that the metal chest had
been broken open. and that the gold
service was gone. There was an
nther rush in that direction. Cap
tain Francis Newcombe accom-
panied the rush. On the floor lay n
revolver The ex-captatn OF terri
torials picked II up.
Hello" he calculated. It's
rather queer this has been left be-
hind or perhaps II belongs TO one
"f the two out there in the din
3nI room,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-07
Miss Emelins Ella Mora

The community was sorry to learn
OF the passing away of Mrs. Emeline
Moore at her home on the French's
Mills road. June 4. Mrs. Moore has
been in poor health for the past ten
year. six years ago she suffered a
slight shock from which she never
fully recovered. but she was not con-
fined to her bed. Emeline Lovejoy
tEllisD Moore was lorn in Levant,
Me-. March %. 1851. Her first mar
riage was to James Crawford, who
passed away many years ago. Two
children OF this marriage survive. On
June 10. 1881, she was married to
Frank Moore. who survives. Mrs.
Moore leaves to mourn her passing.
besides her husband. three daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Jennie morrill, Of Cam
bridge, Mrs. Newcomb Of Clinton.
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Dexter
Mrs, Marietta AUGUSTA Russell

Mrs. Marietta Augusta Russell
passed away Thursday afternoon at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Irma
i. Bridges. on Spring street. Mrs.
RUSSELL had been in poor health for
about a year but was confined TO her
bed only two weeks.
Marietta Augusta Foss was born in
Stafford, n. H., in 1855. She was
united in marriage to Benz. +. Rus
sell Nine children were born to
Mrs. Russell, eight of whom survive.
Mrs. Russell has lived in Dexter
for the past few years. but her for
mer home was in Exeter, Me.
The funeral services will be con-
Quoted from her daughters home on
Spring street, Saturday afternoon at
l o'clock. Rev. Annie Lee Ridgeway
Will ofticiate. 1nterment will be in
Exeter.
Mrs. Russell Is survived by her
husband. Benz. +. Russell. four daugh-
tiers, Minnie h. Russell, Mrs. Irlna
bridges, Florence NJ HaZeltine. all of
Dexter and Mrs. Lulu c. Bridges Of
Wells Beach, Me, four sons Herbert
+. Russell and Roscoe l.. Russell Of
Dexter. Eugene +. Russell OF Gardi-
ner. Me-, and Clement II. Russell OF
Augusta. Besides these children Mrs.
Russell leaves IS grandchildren and
six great grandchildren. The family
has tho heart felt sympathy OF the
community.
Herbert Clukey, cusom Officer from
Van Buren,. is in town. Mr.. Clukey
was called here by the serious illness
OF his father, Levi Clukey.
Mrs. James Monahan Of Oakland IS
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie
Davis.
Charles H. Wyman has sufficiently
recovered from his recent operation
so that he hopes to return to his
home in this town in couple Of
weeks.
Levi Clukey Is seriously III at the
home Of his daughter, Mrs. Harry
Romeo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weymouth
have returned from Los Angeles.
Cal, where they have been passing
the past year with their daughter
and husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Cor
don.
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INDIGESTION HAD DENT
SUFFERED TWO YEARS

made me wretched. My nerves were
also upset. l couldn't sleep right,
and / was getting rundown to an
alarming extent.
/ "Tanlac was recommended to me
mighty highly and justified every
thing said for it. The medicine gave
be hearty appetite. a perfect d.
gesuon and steady nerves; in fact.
put me TO eating. sleeping and feel
ing fine and brought me such strength
and energy that / never feel tired.
Yes, sir. am strong for Tanlac."
Tanlac is for sale by all good
druggists. Accept no substitute.
Over 40 million bottles sold.
Tanlac Vegetable Pills. for con-
stlpation made and recommended By
the manufacturers Of TANLAC
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-07

arArr OF MAINE

IN
sUPREME JUDICIAL CO Cotton
Central Securities corpof""'
Kennsbso Gas 3 Fuel C omIp iof
Order upon Receivers fe'''''
Discharge ., 1,,nan.
Upon petition Of Walter ?, caua
Receiver in the above entltie SurIthdrsF |
requesting authority ,t 20 check ~.
from this Court a certihea- Csgs0g
twenty-nine hundred dollars his pet1
deposited by him, and upon upon, and fol
ton for discharge as ReceIne his bond
the release of the suretles on Hbsarng
1T rs ORDERED that a.,ors thls
upon said petition be had August
Court at the Court House, Of jung
Maine, on the twentieth dd5 that az
1924 at ten o'clock A. NJ anu ,nritefestsas
Receiver give notice to an Via petdon
parties, causing a copy OF saI1 'attsfY
and this order thereon. G uyt 10
ed by the Clerk of this IIfnGsrnsL
published in the KenneDss' IN said Az
daily newspaper published w1. y, PRO
gusta, once a week for two "' last pue
to said date Of hearing, Tue sst Ave tbs
Iication thereof to be at teG Fearing.
DAYS prior to said date ot,npsonK n
WARREN G. PHILsPsc,si CouIt
Justice of the Supreme JUL JUL OF Cogit
A true copy of said ,9rS STEss cbrL
Attest: c. W. 1p"N
jn7-14
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Mrs. Annie Clifford OF North Dexter
two sons, Charles Crawford OF Au-
gusta and Ralph Moore of Dover
FoxCroft, one sister. Mrs. Mary
Brown, Waterville, and two brothers
Simon Ellis, Harmony, and Fred FL
lis. Ripley.
Mrs. Moore was a woman of ster-
ling character, one who loved her
home and family and worked always
for their happiness and comfort. She
was a Christian in every sense OF the
word. always helping those who were
sick or in trouble.
Funeral services will be held nj
Mrs. MoOre's late home, Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock Rev. William
Garner. pastor of the First Universal
list church will ofliciate. The bear
ers will be, Charles Crawford
Ralph Moore, Harold Crawford and
Fred Ellis. who were relatives OF the
deceased.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-07

from his knee, which was injured q
few weeks ago.
Percy Hodgdon OF Milford, Mass,
John Newhall Of Augusta and Mrs.
John NewhalI Of Windsor, also Mr..
and Mrs. Pearl NewhalI OF Windsor
were called here Sunday to attend
the funeral OF Mrs. Charles Newhali.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-06-07
Prominent Rochester
Citizen Found Relief
By Taking Tanlac.

Tanlac has certainly won me over
and I'm ready to go the limit in en-
dorsing 1t. are the emphatic words
'ot samuel Dent. for 80 years a citi-
gen OF Rochester. y. Y, residing at
232 Lexington Ave.
Before taking Tanlac, suffered
from indigestion two years and it
was getting harder grip on me a II
the time. Ny appetite was consid-
eTaeiy off and what little did eat
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PALERMO
Funeral Of Clara q. kswhaII

FUHeTAI OF NIarA 3. NeWhaH
CENTER-Funeral services for the
late Clara b. Newhall were held at
the chapel Sunday at p. NJ. Rev.
II. w. Abbott conducted the services.
Many friends gathered to show their
love for this highly respected neigh
Dor, by their presence. Further tok-
ems Of esteem were the beautiful
flowers. The bearers were S. f..
Bowley, Ernest Parmenter, C.. A.
Phillips and W. W. Turner. Inter-
ment was in Palermo Center ceme-
terry.
Mrs. Naomi Gregorie and SON,
Turner were week end guests Of MrE
Cregories father, Dexter Turner.
Charles Ne1hall il set suffering
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BaccaIaureate Sermon

The Baccalaureate. sermon for the
y. II. Fay High School will be de-
livered in the Town Hall by Rev.
&. ID. Hazelton, pastor OF the First
BAPTIST church. Sunday evening at
Z o'clock. The public are cordially
invited 10 attend
Prof. j. X. Springall will hold a
recital in the Town Hall Sunday
evening June 8th. at 8 o'clock The
Baccalaureate sermon will be con-
cluded in time for any one desiring
TO attend the recital.
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Arrested For Cneadind

Harold a. Melcher Of Portland
was arrested in Corinna Wednesday
morning for speeding and brought
before Judge A. w. Stone OF this
town, who imposed a fine and costs
amounting to $40.
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FAIRFIELD

John Melrose left for Rockville,
Conn, Wednesday evening, where
he will be employed.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Q. Files and Mr..
and Mrs. D. L. Gray returned
Thursday from Chamberlain. where
they have been enjoying a short
stay at the Files cottage
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mason of
Clinton were calling in town Thurs
day.
Herbert Coro has completed his
duties at the Wooden Mill.
Earl Bowden OF Winterport Is
visiting friends in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Duren OF
Richmond were calling on friends
and relatives Thursday on their way
to Skowhegan.
Mrs. Frank Hammond went 10
Scion Thursday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Benjamin Gaylord OF Clinton
is visiting friends and relatives in
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hammond OF
Augusta and Mrs. Minnie Stevens OF
Bridgewater, Mass, were guests re-
Gently of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Ames.
Gibson street.
Walter Ladd was a business caller
in Lewiston Wednesday.
Walter Woodman was in Augusta
on business Wednesday.
DIR. l. +. fash was a business cal
Ter in Pittsfield Wednesday.
Charles Park, who has been I'D ia
Capen, Moosehead Lake, with a
party OF officials of the American
WOODEN company. on a fishing trip
has returned home.
About 40 members OF the Modern
Woodmen motored to Scion Thurs
day evening. where they worked the
iirst degree on the Scion Lodge.
Steve Bradley and William Drou,n
motored to Scion Wednesday even
ing, where they attended the
initiation.
Henry Fleury and Wilfred and
Gideon Bennett motored to Au-
susta Wednesday evening.
MTs. Nettie Champaign Man
chester. y. H.. is Wis. Mrs,
Joseph Champagne.
John Eastman returned Z. 'yday
To Auburn. where he is q. loved
after passing a few days at his
home.
Mrs Joseph Champagne is able
to sit up after being confined to her
bed by illness.
Thomas Wilson was heartily well
coined by his friends Wednesday.
When he motored down on the Main
street for the first time since
January when he broke his leg,
j. a. Pooler is putting an at
tfactive coat OF paint on the CANDY
store OF Eugene Holt.
MISS Anna Shaw has returned to
Augusta after visiting her brother
Miles Shaw.
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Woman's Republican cIub

Mrs, Eva Mason vice. chairman
Of the state Woman's Republican
Club was in Dexter and assisted in
organizing the Woman's Republica n
Club of Dexter. The following Of
fcers were elected: President. Mrs.
Clara Whitney; Ist vice president.
Mrs. Marion Plouff; End vice
president. Miss r. A. Curtis:
secretary, Mrs. Halle Fisher:
treasurer, Mrs. Margaret UPTON. A
house to house canvas will be made
by the ladies OF the club to see that
ell Republican ladies are duly
registered. Another meeting will be
held in the near future with an
out OF town speaker, announce
ment viii be made as soon as pos
sible.
Mrs. w. F. Parcher has sold her
nome on Park street to a Patten
family. who will move here in the
near future.
The many friends Of Mrs. Iva
French will be sorry to learn that
she entered Fairfield Sanatorium
Wednesday for treatment.
The Society Circus held under
the auspices of the Edward
Pouliott Post OF the American
Legion Is doing a land slide bust
ness.
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Mems Club

The mems club of the First Uni
Eersaiist church met in the vestry
" ednesday evening at 100 O'clock.
pr. Ward Of Guilford addressed the
men in very able manner Tb;.