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FRECKLES
Now ID the Time TO Get Rid Of Theae
uqly Spots

There's no longer the slightest
need Of feeling ashamed Of your
freckles, as Othine-double strength
lis guaranteed to remove these
homely spots.
Simply get an ounce Of Othine-
double stfength-from any druggist
and apply a little Of it night and
morning and you should soon see
that even the worst freckles have
begun to disappear, while the lighter
ones have vanished entirely. 1t Is
seldom that more than an ounce Is
needed to completely clear the skin
and gain a beautiful complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double
strength Othine as this is sold I'M
der guarantee Of money back If it
fails to remove freckles.
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oXFORD COUNTY

OXFORD COUNTY
State Senator (D-Rep, E. Chand-
Ter Buzzell, Fryeburg.
DEM, Paul C. Thurston. Bethel.
Judge Of Probate-Rep, Henry n.
Dem, Peter NJ. Mcdonald. Rumford.
Register of Probate-Rep., Albert
Dem. Adeline NJ. Decoster. Norway.
Sheriff-Rep.. Harry b. McKeen,
Stoneham; Harry o. Simpson. Nor
way; Erland c. Torfey, Dixfield.
Dem, William o. rockingham,
County Attorney-Rep.. Hugh w.
Hastings. Fryeburg.
Dem. Matthew Mccarthy. Rumford.
County ommissioner-Rep., Charles
L. Bartlett. Norway.
DEM. Waldo N. Seavey. Lowell.
House OF Representatives
Rumford. Hanover and Roxbury
Glass-Rep;, stephen H. Pencil
Dem, Alton Bartlett, Hanover;
Richmond l.. Melcher. Rumford.
Dixfield. Sumner and Canton Glass
Rep. Wellington H. Eastman. Sum-
ner; John K. Farhan, Canton.
Paris and Oxford Class-Rep.,
Stanley NJ. White. Paris.
DEM. Harold c. Fletcher. Paris.
Norway. Waterford and Stoneham
Class-Rep.. Harry Brown. Water
ford.
Dem, Albert A. Towne, Norway.
Hiram, Porter and Denmark Glass
Rep, A. M. Deering, Denmark.
DEM. Charles E. Pingree. Denmark.
Bethel, Andover and Gilead Glass
Rep, Frank A. Brown. Bethel.
DEM, Fred L. Edwards, Bethel.
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ANSON

vILLAGE-Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Young, who have been passing the
last few weeks in Portland with
relatives, returned home Friday.
Miss Ethel Stetson, who is
teaching in Fairfield, passed the
week end with her mother, Mrs.
Della Stetson.
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OHIO METAL. WORRIES A vIcln,

Ray 8. Ball, Huron. Ohio. wa Il
tim Of coughs and colds. botn ~ ~,
his sister suffered with them. pu. n
speedy RELIEF through the Use ,.poul&
LEYs' HONEY AND TAR Co .su 80
the old favorite cough remedy. ns ~
81 have found FOLEY'S HONE, rsr1
TAR COMPOUND q most excei iSen. hsa
dy for coughs and colds. MY sn. "a j,
severe cold and cough year ,s ions
found speedy relief In FOLE
AND TAR coMPoUND."--Adu 80.
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In the Spring.
Take Celery KID

Brew a cup and drink II every o'ss.
night for three weeks. IL cleans, y
system--is good for stomach ana ~
and it's regular use banishes plmp.1o
cleans up blotch skin and makes "
feel Mt.
You'll like 1.-THE children like u -
the cost is next to nothing.
Everyone needs o rpring toms
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WALDO COUNTY

state senator Q)-Rep, Hodgdon
c. BuZzell, Belfast.
Register of Probate-Rep.. Hannah
A. Colcord. Belfast; Charles E. John
son. Belfast.
Belfast.
Dem, Wallace o. Eaton, Brooks;
Charles o. Dickey, Northport.
County Attorney-Rep., Clyde r.
Chapman. Belfast
County ommissioner-Rep.. Edgar
B. Bean, Montville; Orris S. Vickery,
Belfast; Everett J. Felker. Monroe.
House of Representatives
Belfast-Rep.. Orlando z. Frost.
Morrill,. Lincclnville and Belmont
Class-Rep.. James N. Mears. Morrill,;
A. !. II. Pitcher. Lincolnville.
DEM, Joseph S. Mullin, Lincolnville
Waldo. Brooks and Thorndike Glass
Rep. Horace c. Marden, Waldo AL
bert 3. Payson. Brooks; Charles Z.
Smith. Thorndike.
Islesboro, Searsport and Prospect
Class-Rep, Joseph A. Pendleton,
IsleSboro.
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WASHINGTON COUNTY

State Senator (2)-Rep, Ellis F.
Baker, Steuben: Walter N. Miner,
Calais: Irving w. Case, Lubec; Robert
A. Davis, Steuben.
Dem, Leon G. Gates. Lubec.
Judge Of Probate-Rep.. Lynn G.
Haycock. Cherryfield; DEM. Helen N.
Hanson, Calais.
Clerk of Courts-Rep. Elbridge G.
Chadwick. Machias.
Sheriff-Rep., James A. Cummings,
County Attorney-Rep,. Harold H.
Murchie, Calais.
Dem, Henry W. Sawyer, Milbridge.
County CommissionerE,Rep, Edwin
nett. PASSPORT; George Downs, Calais.
DEM, Shapleigh c. Drisko, Jones'
boro.
House of Representatives
Calais-Rep.. James NJ. Beckett.
Dem, Judson S. Clark.
Eastport-Rep.. Sidney S. Frost.
Dem. William S. Miller.
Harrington, Addison and Columbia
Class-Rep.. Frances c. White. Har-
rington; Gilman Augustus DOR, Ad-
olson.
Demy Charles H. Matthews. Cherry
Columbia Falls, Jonesport and Ma.
chias Class-Rep, Danforth o. French,
Jonesport.
Dem, Edward A. Mansfield, Jones'
port.
Machias. whitneyville and North
field Class-Rep.. Stephen e. Elweli
Marshfield.
Dennysville, Crawford and Meddy-
bemps Class-Rep., Willis H. Leigh
Dem. Charles w. Gillespie, Needy.
bemps.
Lubec. Prescott and Edmunds Class
Rep, Chester l.. Pike. Lubec.
DEM, Robert Move Mailman. Luz
bee.
Danforth. Baileyville and Township
II. Hinch. Township No. 10, Range 8
DEM. Horace NJ. Pullen, Danforth.
YORK COUNTY
State Senator (3)-Rep.. Harmon G..
Allen. Sanford: George D. Boulter,
thur l.. Roberts, Lyman; Charles w.
Dem. Arthur G. Wiley, Buxton;
Charles S. Cowell. Berwick; Richard
E. Hersom. Lebanon.
Judge Of Probate-Rep.. Harry B.
Aver.
= Register Of Probate-Rep., Cecil J.
Siddall, Sanford.
Clerk of Courts--Rep, Frank D.
Henderson, Parsonsield.
Dem: Harry Z. Tibbetts. saco.
Wells; Ernest L. Jones. Kennebunk.
Dem. James O.. Smith. Biddeford.
County .Attorney-Rep., Perley H.
Ford. Sanford.
County Commissioner-Rep. Clar-
ence l.. Hussey. Berwick.
Dem. Arthur o. Goodwin. Kittery.
House of Representatives
Biddeford (3)-Rep., Edward d,
Routhot. Joseph E. Harvey. Michael
DEM Saul eagne, Mark Gordon.
Louis B. Lausier. Ernest J. ,Nadeau.
John ,. Neault. Robert: B. Seidell.
Sanford tD-Rep.. Almon E. earn.
say. Charles S. Pierce, Saul Shalt.
DEM, Linwood j. Emery, Ralph L.
Nutter.
Berwick and South. Berwick-Rep..
Chester II. Frost. Berwick; Charles
r. Goodwin, Berwick.
Kennebunk and Kennebunkport
GGlass1,Rep. Edwin I. Littlefeld.
York. Old Orchard and Kennebunk-
port Class-Rep.. John B. Lunt.
North kennebunkport; Edward c.
Dem. Frank II. Libby, Old Orchard.
Lebanon. North Berwick and Wells
Berwick.
Dayton. Hollis and Lyman Glass
Rep. Pliny A. Crockett, Hollis.
DEM, ]. Carleton waterhouse, Day.
ton.
Cornish. Limerick and Limineton
Class-Rep:. Leon NJ Aver. Cornish.
Acton. Alfred and Newfieid Class
Rep. A. Q. Mitchell. NewfieId.
Dem- Timothy Allen, Alfred.
kittery and Eliot Class-Rep, FL.
mer J. Durham. Kittery.
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SOMERSET COUNTY

SOMERSET COUNTY
State Senator (2)-Rep.. Clyde H.
Smith, Skowhegan; Frank H. Holley,
North Anson; Allison P. Howes.
Palmyra.
Judge Of Probate-Rep, Charles o.
Small. Madison.
Sheriff-Rep.. John A. Mooers,
Skowhegan: John w. Healey. Show
hogan: NJ. st. Ledger. Skowhegan.
County Attorney-Rep., Harold E.
Weeks. Fairfield.
County mmissioner-Rep., Henry
Crowell, Skowhegan.
Dem. Byron B. Perkins. Skowhe-
gan; Joseph w. Sawyer, Fairfield.
House of Representatives
Skowhegan-Rep., Elmer e. Harris,
Blinn w. Page
Dem. Elmer B. Rowell, skowhesan.
Fairfield, Smithfield and Mercer
Class-Rep., Arthur H. Ellis, Fair
field; Percy A. Smith, Fairfield.
DEM. Walter A. Ladd, Fairfield.
Detroit, Cornville and Pittsfield
Class-Rep.. Hollis w. Sitham. Pitts
Dem. Harry H. Thurlough, Pitts
field.
Ripley. Harmony and Hartland
Class-Rep.. Reginal Farrar, Ripley;
Freeman Mills, ST. Adams.
Dem, Harold Burrill, Hartland.
Madison, Scion and Athens Glass
DEM. George E. Coughlin. Madison.
Arson, Starks and Norridgewock
Class-Rep., Philip E. Thissell. Nor
ridgewock.
Bingham, Jackman and New Port
land Class-Rep., Ellsworth A. Piper,
Jackman.
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Elmer z, SAWYER

Elmer +. Sawyer died Saturday
evening at the Kennebec Valley
Hospital at Skowhegan, where he
had been a surgical patient for
about three weeks. He was about
% years of age, man Of
sterling character and having many
friends, both among the old and
young. He was q barber and owned
the barber shop here in this village
until 1922, when he sold out the
business to Charles Spencer.
He leaves besides his wife, who
was Franc Gahan, three children,
Mrs. Charles Holway, Everett Saw
yer and Elmer w. Sawyer, Judge of
the Somerset municipal court. Mr..
Sawyer was "a member of Northern
Star Lodge F. and A. M. and n
Past Grand of Table Rock Lodge
No 100, /. o. o. F. He was q
Universalist but having no Univer-
salist church at the present time in
North Arson. he attended the Con-
gregational church. Funeral services
were held at the home Tuesday
afternoon at two o'clock, Rev. C. w.
Rogers officiating and burial was in
Sunset Cemetery with Northern Star
Lodge +. and A. NJ. acting as an
escort. The bearers were Everett
and Elmer w. Sawyer, Charles j..
Holway and DIR. Spear. .
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DAILY KENNEBEC JOURNAL. THURSDAY APRIL "a, 1924.

Class-Rep., Levi F. johnson. Brown
Vile.
Dem, Ernest A. Common. Guilford;
Claude I. Stineford. Brownville.
Doyer-Foxcroft and Sangerville
Class-Rep. John w. Leland. Sanger
Dem, George B. Dow. Dover-Fox-
Milo. Sebec and Medford Class
Rep, Roy E. Decker, Milo.
Dem, Carroll B. Ramsdell, Milo.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-24

A. Huston. BRISTOL Charles e. Peas
lee, Alma
Dem, Percy e. Storer. Waldoboro.
House Of Representatives
waldoboro, Whitefield and Jeffer-
SON Class-Rep. Leon A. Ludwig,
Dem. Sheridan Hodgkins. Jefferson.
Boothbay Harbor, Bristol ana
Southport Class-Kepn haroio W.
Dem, Jason c. Thompson, South
port. -
Damariscotta, Wiscasset and Noble
boro Class-Rep.. Daniel E. Bisbell.
Damariscotta; Harvey r. Pease. Wis
casset.
Dem, George A. Cowan. Damaris-
Gotta.
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pEyORsCOT COUNTY

State Senator (S)-Rep., Mark A.
Barwise. Bangor; Roselle w. Huddil-
ston, Orono: C. Gardiner Chalmers,
Bangor; John O'Connell. Millinocket;
DEM, J. Frank Davis. Old Town:
Percy A. Hasty. Dexter; Alfred l..
Murch, Bangor.
Judge of Probate-Rep.. William M.
Warren. Bangor; William H. Powell,
Dem. William H. waternouse. Old
Town.
Sheriff-Rep., John K. Farrar. Ban
gor; William E. Southland. Bangor;
Hiram S. Haskell. Bangor
c,h Dem: Paul %l,,i D; Highs, Milford;
County Attorney-Rep., Artemus
Weatherbee, Lincoln.
DEM, Stanley Needham. Old Town;
James G. O'Conner. Bangor.
County Commi ssioner-Rep., Her
bert w. Leach. Charleston.
Dem. George A. King. Orono.
House of Representatives
Bangor (D-Rep.. Charles D. Bart
lett. William S. Cole. William Fl. Hot
man. Harold F. Ingraham. John r.
Kelleher. Charles Herbert Smith, AL
bert c. V: Smythe. Jefferson Baker.
Dem, Freeland Jones. Charles G..
OConnor, James P. Quine, Michael
Brewer-Rep.. Charles w. Curtis.
DSIIlp SdETlc i dTDffdH1
Old Town-Rep., Orman E. Fer
nandeZ. .at1t.
Dexter and Garland-Rep.. Albert
L. Davis, Dexter.
DEM. Frank I. Pullen. Dexter.
Newport. Stetson and Exeter Glass
Rep, Charles p. Ireland, Stetson.
Dem, Guy H. Hunt, Newport.
Etna. Plymouth and Levant Glass
Rep. Walter ]. Hubbard. Plymouth:
Clyde A. Newcomb. Carmel; Charles
Dem, Earl A. Ward. Newburg.
Charleston, Hudson and Bradford
Class-Rep., Richard t.. Dunning,
Charleston.
Dem. Arthur L. Strout. Charleston.
Hampden. Hermon and Glenburn
Hampden; William. G. KimbalI, Hamp.
den.
Dem, Frank Robinson, Hampden.
Orono and Milford Class-Rep., Mil
lard E, Libby. Milford; Edmund J..
Dem, Raymond J. Spruce. Milford.
Millinocket and East Millinocket
Class-Rep.. Alexander J. Davitt,
Dem. Edgar S. Chase. Millinocket:
Charles +. Picard. Millinocket.
Eddlngton, Orrington and Green
bush Class-Rep, j. Herbert Comings.
Eddington; Hannibal H. White,
Greenbush.
DEM. Harry F. Drawn. Bradley.
Lincoln. Burlington and Passadum-
keag Class-Rep, Edwin A. Lowell.
Lincoln; Edward A. Weatherbee, Lin
Dem, Nathan c. Aver, Lincoln.
Winn. Lee and Springfield Glass
Rep. Ralph L. Boyd. VIM: Vinal A.
HouGhton. Lee. Walter II. Keene
Chester; Asa A. Stanley, Springfield.
DEM. Fred A. Rich. Lee.
Patten. Stacyville and Kingman
Class-Rep., Verdi Ludgate, Patten;
]. r. Campbell, Kingman.
Dem, Zenas l.. Harvey, Mt. Chase.
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derson, Pennington: J. Clinton Met
calf, Pennington.
Dem. Luther G. Whittier. Farming
ton.
Strong, Weld and Avon Class-Rep..
william E. Crandall. Strong: Dan p.
Leighton, Strong; Arthur G. Eustis,
Strong.
Kingfeld. Freeman and Salem Class
Rep, Earl L. Wing, Kingfield:
Dem, Harry c. Riddle, Rangeley,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-24

Biddeford. Me-, April 20 - The
three-masted schooner William
Booth Of Rockland, which went
ashore today on Negro Island, in
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PIsCATAQUIs COUNTY

State Senator G)-Rep., Arthur A.
Crafts. Greenvillc; Erwin G.. Ryder,
Brownville.
Dem. John S. williams, GuiIford.
Register of Probate-Rep, Edith
Blethen, Dover-Foxcroft; Walter S.
Ladd. Dover-Foxcroft.
DEM. Eugene A. Spearing, Dover
Foxcroft.
Sheriff-Rep.. Daniel D. Cowan,
Monson: Thomas l.. Foulltes, Brown
Vile; John H. Weymouth, Dover
Dem. Walter r. Claire Milo; Rich
ard II. Hughes. Brownville.
County Attorney-Rep., Jerome B
Clark. Dover-Foxcroft.
Dem. Hiram Gerrish. Brownville.
County Comnissioner-Rep, Frank
f. Chandler. Dover-Foxcroft: Frank
F.. Dyer, Dover-Foxcroft; Charles H.
Hassell. Sebec: Augustine D. Ladd.
Sebec: Roscoe NJ. Macomber. Dover
Foxcroft; Elmer c. McKechnie, Dover
Foxcroft: William w. Williams, Dow
er-Foxcroft.
DEM. Wallace Dow. Dover-Fox-
croft.
House of Representatives
Greenville, Monson and Wellington
Class-Rep.. John r. Flint. Monson.
DEM. Allen II. Fox. Blanchard.
Brownville. Guilford and Abbott
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Penobscot Bay, was fioated four
hours later and proceeded to Ston-
ingham. The vessel was but slightly
dana ged
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James Addison Bailey

James Addison Bailey sustained
a paralytic shock Tuesday, April
is, and passed away Sunday at the
age of rs. Table Rock Lodge No.
100, 1. o. o. f. of which he was a
member held their service at the
house Tuesday forenoon at 10
o'clock and the remains were taken
to Saco on the noon train for burial
beside his wife.
Since the death Of his wife Mr..
Bailey has lived here with his sister,
Miss Ellen Bailey. Besides the
aged sister already mentioned he
leaves another sister. Mrs. Cora
Earl, a brother. Ira Bailey. and a
niece. Mrs. Bertha Bailey Roberts,
all of Massachusetts.
Rev John A. Cooper. pastor Of
the NJ. L. church here this last con-
ference year left Saturday for his
new charge at Long Island.
Mrs. James L. Hodgdon of Scion
Is the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Alfred Berry.
Mrs. Percy Grant Of Waterville
pa ssed the week end with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John d. Ben
jamin.
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other undertakings in the fields Of
public health and medical education.
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Reader Takes Newer
Form Of Iron-Feels
n Years Younes

"Six weeks ago saw q special cn,, 1
the paper telling how Thousands Of p.,,l
grow old in looks and energy long b.,,,,
they are really old in years. becau,.
examinations by physicians have sAsv
an enormous number Of people do y
have enough iron in their blood. Thu
been taking Nuxated Iron for tive ws.l.
the results are simply astounding. n,
roses have come back in my l,ps nj,
cheeks. and can consclentiously say M
I feel ten years younger"
The above is a typical Hypothetical n;
showing the results that have ~
achieved by a great many people since z
started this satisfaction or money basI|
offer on NuSated Iron. We will make v,
the same guarantee. II. after taking d,
two weeks treatment OF Nuxated Iron. y,
do not feel and look years younger. I
will promptly refund your money. A. 4
drugsists.-Adv. apr
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WINSLOW

The Freshman class of Winslow
High School will hold a social in the
high school building Friday evening,
April 2. There will be a small ad-
mission charged and everyone is
cordially INVITED to come. A good
time Is assured everyone.
Lillian Weber is employed at the
Temple Street Quick Lunch.
Funeral services for j. ]. Rainey
who died at his home Wednesday
will be conducted from his late home
at two o'clock this afternoon.
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sACADAHOC COUNTY

SAGADAHOC COUNTY
State Senator U)-Rep.. Frank w.
Carlton, Woolwich.
Dem, j. Franklin Harris, Richmond.
Sheriff-Rep., Chester c. Aderton,
Bath: Walter H. Bowker. Phipps-
burg; Frederick P. Gilboy. Bath;
Ebenezer Reed Main. Woolwich: j.
Horace Mcclure. Bath; John A. Nor
ris, Bath: Frank B. Chellis, Bath.
Dem. J. Fred Tobey, Bath; Abram
County Attorney-Rep.. Arthur J.
Dunton; Bath.
County Commissioner-Rep.. Charles
J. 'Dain, Bath; David w. Scribner,
Topsham: Owen ]. Ledyard. Bath.
Dem. Edward w. Sampson, Bath.
House of Representatives
Bath (3)-Rep., George A. Buker.
J. Edward Drake. Henry G. Hodgdon,
Clarence A. Peaslee.
Dem, Charles H. Cahill, Charles A.
Corliss. Herbert D. Maxwell.
Bowdoin, Bowdoinham and Rich
mond Class-Rep., w. Leslie Maloon,
Bowdoin; Edward L. White, Bowdoin-
Dem. 1thiel T. johnson. Bowdoin-
ham.
Arrowsic, Phippsburg and Topsham
Class-Rep., Herbert w. Cutting.
Phippsburg; Edwin w. Haggett. West
Bath
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The names Of twepty-one women
will appear on the ballot on Primary
Election Day. which will be held
June 16, the latest to file nomination
oapers being Annie r. Bither of
tinneus. Democratic candidate for
REGISTER. Of Deeds for the southern
district Of Aroostook County and
Martha E. Maher OF Caribou. Demo-
cratic candidate for the House of
Representatives.
The following Is revised list Of
the candidates who have filed
'ape United STATES SENATOR
Rep, Bert NJ. Fernald. Poland
Frank e. Guernsey. Dover-Foxcroft;
Louis A. Jack, Lisbon.
Dem, Fulton J. Redman, Ellsworth.
GOVERNOR
Rep. Ralph o. Brewster. Portland;
Frank G.. Harrington. Augusta.
Dem, William r. Pattangall. Au'
gusta.
Rep. Ebert D. Hayford. Farming.
dale: William J. Morrell. South FORT
Dem. Almond G. Hodgkins. Rum
ford.
CONGRESS
First District-Rep. Carroll l.
Dem. William M. Ingraham. Port
land.
second Dlstrict-Rep., Cyrus N.
blanchard, Wilton; Wallace H. White.
Lewiston.
Dem, Bertrand G. McIntire, Nor
way: Albert w. Plummer, Lisbon.
Third District-Rep.. John e. Mel
son.. Augusta. =.
Dem. Leon o. Tebhetts. Waterville.
Fourth District-Rep, Ira G. Her
sey. Houlton.
!. Dem, Clinton C. Stevens. Bangor.
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Sewino Circle Ladies' Meet

The ladies of the Winslow Congre-
gational Church Sewing Circle held
a very interesting all day meeting at
the church parlors Wednesday. There
was fair attendance. The ladies
worked on various kinds of sewing.
and passed the time most profltably
and Interestingly. A fine dinner con-
sisting of baked beans, brown bread,
cake and coffee was served at noon
by Mrs. B. d. Patterson and Mrs.
E. L. Gibbs.
The next meeting will be held May
eth at the church parlors and dinner
will be in charge of Mrs. Susan Cush-
man and Mrs. Mary Day.
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY

State Senator (D-Rep.. Harry L.
Cram. Portland; Orren c. Hormell.
pomeroy ". Jordan Cape EEI IEx ndh :
Speirs, Westbrook; Edward s.. An
thoine. Portland; Frederick W. Hinck-
ley. South Portland.
Dem, Leonard A. Pierce. Portland;
Leland II. Poore. Casco: Seth F.
Clark. Portland; Eugene H. Andrews,
Brunswick.
Register Of Probate-Rep. Henry
A. Peabody, Portland.
Dem. Simon w. Moulton. Standish.
Sheriff-Rep., James E. Field. West
brook; Charles S. Jordan. Raymond;
Irving w. Watts. Portland; King F..
Graham, Westbrook; Harry Merrill.
Gray.
Dem, Eugene L. Harmon, Casco.
County Attorney-Rep, Ralph NJ.
ingalls,. Bridgton; Frank I. Cowan,
Portland.
Dem, John J. Devine. Portland.
County Commit ssioner-Rep., Frank
NJ. Hawkes., New Gloucester; Charles
A. Maxwell. Portland; Clarence l..
Buchanan. Yarmouth.
Dem. Fred f. Moulton. Falmouth.
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Auburn (3)-Rep.. Neal A. Donahue.
Fred b. Greenleaf. Harold L. Redding,
John NJ. sturgis. George C. Wing. Jr.,
Henry H. Parks.
Dem. Isidore J. Martin, Erlon w.
Rand. Irving i. Groves.
Lewiston (5)-Rep., Lydia I. Shields.
John 8. Childs. A. NJ. Ireland. William
e. Maher. Arthur f. Scruton.
DEM. Dorien McGraw. Henry r.
Roy. J. Arthur Stacey Edward Gagne.
Raoul Gauvin, Herbert E. Holmes.
Thomas r. Lessard. owen w. LARA
bee. J. NoJaire Therriault.
Lisbon-Rep.. Asbury NJ. Blake.
DEM. Walter G.. Winn.
Mechanic Falls and East Livermore
Cltse-Rep.. Herbert +. Hayford. Me-
chanic Falls.
Dem. Clarence w. Meserve. Me-
chanic Falls.
Livsrmore. Turner and Minot Glass
Rep, George G. Young. Livermore.
Dem., Ulmer Perley Francis. Liver
more: James w. Manning, Minot.
Webster. Durham and Leeds Glass
Rep. Lincoln r. Clement. Durham:
Fred ii. harrington. Durham.
DEM, Howard J. Merrill, Durham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-24
ANDROsCOGGIN COUNTY

State Senator (2)--Rep. Charles
Blanchard Carter, Auburn: Fred i.
Perkins, Mechanic Falls; Edward r.
Parent, Lewiston.
Dem, Charles NJ. Starbird. Auburn:
Harry p. Lane, Lewiston; Henry Gill
man Crowley. Lewiston.
Register of Probate-Rep., Fred Q.
Watson. Auburn; David E. Westall.
Dem. Frank NJ. Coffey. Lewiston;
Albert d. Morneau. Lewiston; Alice
M. Parker, Lewiston.
Sheriff--Rep.. Edwin e. Addition,
ton: Merton G. Stackpole. Durham;
Eiwin l.. Hodgkins. Lewiston.
DEM, Roy b. Mower. Auburn;
A. Kimball. Auburn; John P. Breen.
Lewiston; Leavitt J. Luce, Auburn.
County Attorney-Rep., Benjamin
L. Berman. Lewiston.
Dem, William G. Tackaberry. Lew
iston: Fernand Despins. Lewiston.
County Commissioner--Rep. Ches-
ter r. Chapman. Poland; Nathaniel G.
Brown. Durham.
Dem. 7. Emile Pelletier. Auburn:
Maurice f. Crowley, lewiston: Guy
J. Myrand. Auburn: Frank f. Thur
low. Poland; Arthur Jolicoeur. Lew
tston.
Evening star., 1924-03-04
COSTA RICAN CAPITAL WRECKED
BY EARTHQUAKE, LIVES LOST
Half of San Jose Buildings Damaged in Shocks.
American Legation Suffers as Whole
Coast TrembLes
By the AssociAted p-ess.

By the AssociAted p-ess.
Two severe earthquakes lasting about
three hours shook the Central American
coast this morning.
Gable reports brought information
from San Jose. Costa Rica. that fully
half the houses Of that city were dam
aged. Part of the American legation
there collapsed, and there were some
casualties, but none among Americans.
San Juan del Sur, Nicaragua, and Port
Limon. Costa Rica, also reported hav-
ing been shaken.
Rev. Francis A. Tondorf. director
of Georgetown University seismo-
logical observatory here. said the
shocks undoubtedly were submarine
disturbances which travelled inland
to the Central American republics.
Last November he predicted that the
next catastrophe earthquake would
occur in Central or South America.
The first disturbance began at 5:l3
am. and reached .its maximum In
tensity between 5:23 and 5:26. Its
tremors had not died away when the
sity Of this second quake was reached
about 6:57 am. and the shocks con-
tinued until about $40 am.
SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, March A.
A series of earth shocks, the strong
est felt here in twenty-five years,
beginning at o'clock this morning.
damaged fully half the buildings OF
San Jose and caused a number OF
casualties.