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STATE HOUSE
Governor and Council Will Meet Today at 43o p M

Plantations held meetings devoted ex-
clusively to talks about and displays
Of local and Maine products. Dinners
with menus made up entirely of Maine
grown viands were served. Some
schools gave an assembly period to
questions about Maine products Stu
dents wrote essays about Maine indus
tries. A number Of ministers re-
ferred I'm their sermons to the interest
Maine people are showing in the pro-
ducts of their own State.
Governor Brewster was invited into
the meeting and he talked interesting
lv of the Know Maine Products
movement and heartily commended
the work the committee has done. He
spoke especially OF the form OF pledge
that was published In many or the
Maine newspapers, and recommended
that thousands of copies Of this pledge
be printed and circulated among Maine
organizations.
F,veryone in attendance at the COM
mittee meeting took part In the ois-
cussion of plans for following up the
campaign. All agreed that the en-
thusiasm and interest created by the
Statewide display of Maine products
should be capitalized. The matter OF
outlining a plan of further procedure
was left with special committee
comprising DR.. Leon S. Merrill. Ben
iamin T.. Cleaves, Roland 7. Iatteh'
p. II. Mcdonald and William G. Hun
ton. ~.
The committee will meet in Port
land next Thursday, and will report at
a meeting of the general committee. TO
be held in the State House Monday
April 6.
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sons, one passenger car for every 1.3
persons and one motor truck for every
$50 persons.
The reports received from the 4s
states show net gain in registration
Of 2,501,045 for the year. or 1875 per
cent. Passenger cars increased 147
per cent. in number while motor
trucks increased at more than double
this rate, or 1873 per cent, indicating
rapid development of commercial use
Of the highways. Truck registrations
increased 54.4 per cent. in Kansas and
42.4 per cent. in North Dakota.
The greatest increase in total regis
tration is shown in the South Atlantic
group of states where the increase
was els per cent, while the minimum
Is shown in the West North Central
group, amounting to 10 per cent.
The total gross receipts from license
fees amounted to S225, $4,000. OF this
amount $1S4,393, 900 or 81 per cent. is
applicable to highway work under the
supervision of the state highway de-
partments.
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CLAIMS

The committee on Claims will give
a public hearing in it's rooms at the
State House, in Augusta, on
FRIDAY, March 20, at $50 z. NJ,
on the following:
H. L. No. 523. Resolve in favor of
Ward w. Wescott of Ellsworth, for
partial reimbursement for expendi-
lures in impeachment proceedings
brought against him.
II. r. No. 525. Resolve in favor Of
Lincoln County Fair.
II. L. No. 522. Resolve in favor of
Harry Leighton. Milo. Maine.
H. p. No. 402. Resolve in favor of
Roy A. Vented.
II. p. No. 437. Resolve appropriat-
ing money to reimburse the town of
kingman for support Of Thomas Robi-
Chaud.
s. +. No. 1877. Resolve In favor Of
Beatrice NJ. Holmes for State Aid.
5. +. No. 1872. Resolve In favor of
Earl G. Holbrook for damages sus-
tanned in accident on State Aid High
way.
II. p. No. 1874. Resolve in favor Of
Mary A. Stevens.
S. z. No. 215 Communication from
the State auditor relating to certain
deficiencies.
]. HENRY MORSE, Sec.
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Know Maine Products
Committee Plans
For It's Future Work

Reviewing the steps thaC nave III
ready been taken. drawing lessons
from experience in tho preliminary
campaign. and debating the question
Of how next to proceed. Thus can
be summarized the action of the gen
eeral committee of the know Maine
Products" committee which held
forenoon session in the council cham
Der Saturday.
Those present At the meeting were:
Rep. John w. Leland Of Sangerville.
chairman Of the committee and presi-
dent of the Maine Federation of Agri-
cultural Associations; A. l.. T. Cum
mings. manager of the State Chamber
of Commerce and secretary of this
committee; DR.. Leon S. Merrill, dean
Of the College Of Agriculture; Com
missioner Frank P. Washburn of the
State department of agriculture; Will
liam G. Hunton, industrial agent of the
Maine Central Railroad: Roland L.
Patten. publisher of the Skowhegan
independent Reporter; Charles +.
Ilynt, publisher of the Eennebec
Journal; Il. Fl. Mcdonald. executive
secretary of the Portland Chamber OF
Commerce; Rep Merle l.. Hartman
of Readield, lecturer of the Maine
State Grange; Miss Marion Bralnerd
of the state Libraby and representing
the Maine Federation Of Business and
Professional Women's Cube; MISS
Virginia Jones, South China, Grange
editor Of the Maine Farmer.
The secretary exhibited clippings
from nearly all the Maine newspapers
and a number of Boston papers, when
featured in news articles and edlto-
rails the movement in behalf of &C
auainting Maine people with the varie-
ty, volume and quality of products OF
the Maine factories and farms. Mem
bers of the committee reported the
lines Of activity in their respective
sections of the State in observance
OF the week of March 2 to Z, which
was devoted to displays of Maine
made and Maine-raised articles. The
observance was very general. includ-
ing not only the cities and larger
towns but a great many of the small
er towns and communities.
The reports and newspaper clippings
showed that many clubs and other or
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ADJUSTMENTS
AUGUSTA OPERA HOUSE

Today and tomorrow, Madge Bel
lamy and strong support in very
fine production, by the director of
Merry Go-Round," entitled Love
and Glory" From everywhere comes
the report that this Universal pro-
duction is exquisite, not only to the
senses, but is also delightful in the
news scenes it presents to the spec
tator. from pastoral France and AL
giers.
The second feature is entitled "The
Measure of a Man" with William
Desmond featured in the cast. 1t is
introduced to the spectators as a tale
OF love and romance under the sigh
ing pines. telling of man who gave
up the gilded environments of New
4ork's Broadway to come and live
where the expanse is primarily the
sole walls gilded by the pure, strong,
healthy sunshine. A thrilling story
of clean-cut romance. Pathe latest
news.-Adv.
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LABOR

The committee on Labor viii ,,,l
public hearing in its rooms ~
State House. in Augusta, on
THURSDAY, March. 1S. 1873 :, u
NJ, on the following:
S. p. No. 121. Resolve Y,fi,I
proposed amendment to the ConsiI5
ton of the United States. rrssti|
Congress the power to limit. remi1
and prohibit the labor of persons :
der eighteen years of age, and deci1
ing that the power Of the AYE
states is unimpaired thereby eYc1
that the operation Of state laws M
be suspended to the extent necesu]
to give effect to Legislation enac1
by the Congress.
S. p. No. 125. Resolve rejeti|
proposed amendment to the Ccnstl1
ton of the United States granting
the Congress power to limit, reul;i
and prohibit the labor Of persons ID
der eighteen years Of age.
H. D. No. 81. Resolve to reject 4
proposed twentieth amendment 10 4
Constitution of the United States,
ing the Child Labor Law, so-caIlet
H, w. STITHAM. Sec
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MONMOUTH
Prize Speaking Contest

Monmouth Academy students held
their annual prize speaking contest,
Tuesday evening, Mar. 10. at Cum
ston hall, before a very appreciative
audience. All the contestants spoke
remarkably well, rejecting great
credit upon themselves and their
coach. Mrs. Lottie York of Winth-
rop and the judges found their de-
cisions somewhat difficult. Excellent
music was furnished by Miss
Marjorie Richardson of Monmouth.
pianist. Hon. Harry Cochrane of
Monmouth offered prayer. The
contestants were as follows: Leslie
Pike Jewell, Alden Dexter Hutchin
son, Flora Elizabeth Anderson,
George Clarence Boyd. Harold Hiram
Farlee, Gladys Alverna Nichols,
Gerald Oliver Frost, Benjamin Chick,
Zylpha Whitmore Hatch. Howard
Sturtevant Reynolds. George Leon
Cove. Evelyn Mae Burnell. The sub
stitutes were Laura Thompson,
Merle Gordon. Owing to illness,
George Clarence Boyd. was unable
to be present. and Merle Gordon
took his place.
The prizes were awarded as fol-
lows: Girls, Zylpha Whitmore
Hatch: honorable mention Evelyn
Mae Burnell; Boys, Harold Hiram
Parlee; honorable mention, Merle
Gordon. The prizes were five dollar
gold pieces.
Miss Zylpha Hatch, the only girl
representing the senior class, is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. +. j. Hatch
of Monmouth; she was the winner of
the essay prize in her sophomore
year
Harold Parlee is the son of Mr..
and Mrs. H. c. Parlee of Monmouth
and is 4 junior.
The Judges were Prin. E. H. Tup-
per of Litchfield Academy; Mrs. j.
l. Andrews and ]. E. Hobart, teach
ers in Winthrop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradford s. Parker
of Lynn, Mass, have been visiting
Mr., Parker's mother. Mrs. H. c.
Parlee. for the past Week.-Mrs.
Marion Chick is passing two weeks
vacation at the home of her parepts.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.. Chick.-Mrs
Henry Simpson of North Monmouth.
fell on the ice recently breaking her
arm.-The Academy closed this week
for one weeks recess.-M. E. Day
has purchased the store building,
where he operates a grocery store, of
+. 5. Stowell, Rochester n. Y.
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APPROPRIATIONS AND /"
CIAL AFFAIRS

The committee on A AZ pp,ys pu
and Financial Affairs Will s'tSa Sbs3
lie hearing in it's room a. Wv
House. in Augusta, on =, ocSf
THURSDAY. March w. a.
F. s. Nj p. No. ATS. An Act s ss 81
a state Contingent Fund az ruesulat'
plus Revenue Account ana
the s. s 4. No. $50. An Act e "a, -
Chapter os4 of the Pu 6S,hsnter IL.
1919. as amended by Cha apmS Chaltd
the Public Laws of 1871 a"f s23
So of the Public Laws o. ~ lie y
titled AN Act to provide io oIdiers =
ment of a bonus to Maine s oorrasnJ.. 4
sailors in the war with 1ei snthoh
II. p. No. 1120. An ACT y orvan
the state auditor to carry ra, yticp 8
the succeeding year cons .n.rr eodt
counts and to constitute tneM sss NJ
uous CARRYING accounts f9r .tasissp
poses designated by the SATIN Y
II. P. No. 1121. Ar. Ac ss.ass cnn|
the collection of fees by ou
and their o flfrasi E. FROST \
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SALARIES AND FEES

The committee on Salaries ana :, :,
will give a public hearing n mt. lts 3.
at the State House, In AusuSr
TUESDAY, March II, at 8 ~
the following: ~, az
II. p. No. 1144, II. d. ~. ~
Act relating to compensation :"
lectmen and Assessors ~, 81
H. p. No. I'LL, ii. D. NO. s1 Il.
Act to provide for clerk hlre ~
flee of Sheriff Of the county -
droscoggin. ,,,rrR1ET.
FREDEHlCh W. Chairra
HAROLD w. BISHOP. Sec
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EDUCATION

The committee on Education VI
give a public hearing In Its rooms
the State House. in Augusta, on E,
THURSDAY, March IL, 1926, At q
NJ, on the following:
S. P. No. 462. An Act to provide 4
the approval by the commissioner
education Of textbooks used In priv
schools.
II. L. No. 1884. An Act repeaN
certain statutes relative to State
to academies.
H. p. No. 1882. An Act relating
the superintendent Of schools throI
the union of towns.
H. p. No. 1851! An Act relating
k kdndeTs as part OF the CONN
S. P. No. 456. An Act for the
lection Of life in buildings used
school purposes.
III. P. No. 1888. An Act relatini
kindergartens as part Of the coma
CHARLES S. PIERCE, Sc
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BANKS AND BANKING

The committee on Banks and ~
ing will give a public hearing u
rooms at the State House. In Ausu
on :. 4,
THURSDAY, March ~. 1926, m \
NJ. on the following:
S. p. No. 1894, S. D. No. AZ. An
to amend Sec. Z of Chap. 81 Of
Revised Statutes relating to pulpa]
for which corporations may %
ganized. -. Al
to amend Sec. 2 of Chap. 5soi
Revised Statutes. as amenoeo,
Chap. 1853 of the Public Laws q ta y
relating to the definition Of bansnt5
S. p. No. 1872, s. D. No. lA AZ
to amend Sec. 26 of Chap: ~ o.
Public Laws of 1923 entitled AZ
to revise and consolidate the 0sn'1I
Laws of this State" 80
H. z. No. SCI, H. D. NO. ~"
Act relating to trust companies.
S. =. No. $50, S. D. No. lss. An
imposing certain restrictions o. a.,
vestments and loans OF truS' y
HORACE NJ. PULLEN' Sc
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WINDSOR
Mrs, William Sniller

CORNER-Funeral services for
Mrs. Clyde Trask Spiller, wife of Will
liam Spiller, were held from the home
of her sister, Mrs. II. r. Malcolm last
Tuesday afternoon. Rev. Mr.. Walsh,
pastor of the Universalist Church.
Augusta, officiating. The services
were largely attended and there was
a profusion of beautiful floral of
ferings. The deceased was born in
Windsor. daughter of Frank and
Aurilla Trask. Since her marriage
she has made her home in Harring-
ton, Maine. She Is survived by her
husband, one sister and one brother.
Mrs. Spiller, in her younger days,
was a worthy and valued member of
Windsor Grange and was interested
In all the social activities of the
town. Her many friends regret her
passing, and extend sympathy to
the bereaved relatives. The funeral
was conducted by F. f. Moody.
Bearers, Charles Cappers. Jasper
Mosher, A. l.. Marson and +. "A.
Coombs.
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LEGAL AFFAIRS

The committee on Legal Affairs will
give a public hearing in Its rooms at
the State House in Augusta on
wEDNESDAY..M March is, 1925, 1.3o
s. i. No. 27S, S. D. No. 100. An Act
to incorporate the Sandy River ana
Rangeley Lakes Railway, and to au-
thorize certain towns to tsant assist
ance thereto. "a,
Act to amend Section IS of Chapter
81 of the Revised Statutes as amend
ed by Chapter 90 of the Public Laws
of 1919, relating to proxies.
H. p. No. ~, H. D. MI No; III ps,o AN
scot River Bridge District.
6. +. No. 294. An Act to amend
Section IS of Chapter 11S Of the Re-
vised Statutes as amended by Shap-
ter IS Of the Public Laws OF 1917. re-
lating to fees payable to Registers OF
H. P. No 40. H. D. No. 1s4. An
Act changing the place of holding the
terms of Yorkshire Municipal Court,
II. p. No. SIS, II. D. No. 2iS. An
Act relating to the relief OF poor
III Fl. r. No. go. II. D. No. 2aa. An
Act relating to land taken for parks
squares. public libraries and play
+ No. ass; Il Ia P rs NO. 1 aerbt A9
ACt TO incorporate Olu ~" II AASA eSAs
S. +. No. 361. S. D. No: 13o. An
Act to amend Section IS of Chapter II
of the Revised Statutes, relating to
the collection of taxes. 80,
s. T. No. 377. S. p. No. 1877. An
Act relating to the administration of
assignments for the benefit Of cred
II. P. No. 900. II. D. No. eo7. An
Act to inflict capital punishment Tor
II. p. No. e4o. II. D. No Gas. An
Act relating to electors in unorgan-
II. p. No. OIL. II. D. No. 25s: An
act to provide for the licensing Of per-
sons installing awnings in the state.
Act to establish a State. Bureau Of
Criminal Identification and Investiga-
ton and to establish a commission to
appoint members Of said bureau:
S. p. No. 400. S. D. No. IA. An
Act relative to support of inmates OF
H. p. No. 1o45. H. D. No. ESQ. An
Act to permit towns to be divided into
polling districts for the election OF
municipal officers.
H. p. No. 943. II. D. No. PA. An
Act giving certain powers to the gov
ernor and council with respect to state
highway. interstate and international
bridges.
THURSDAY, March 10, 1925, T.
NJ. on the following:
II. p. No. 697. II. D. No. 162. An
Act to provide a new charter for the
city of Lewiston. abolishing political
party designations therein. and pro-
viding for referendum to the cleo
tors Of Lewiston.
s. p. No. 237. S. D. No. "a. An Act
to amend Chapter 81 of Private and
Special Laws of 1917 and amendments
thereto relating to the organization of
the Lewiston Police Commission and
to the salaries Of chief Of police. cap
tains and inspectors.
S. P. No. 236, II. D. No. 90. An Act
providing for pensions for members
Of the Lewiston Police Department.
II. T. No. 449. II. d. No. 81. An Act
to establish a Finance Commission in
the city of Lewiston.
r. i. No. 100. An Act to authorize
the city of Lewiston to issue bonds
for school purposes.
]. BLAINE MORRISON. Sec.
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Committee Hearings
JUDICIARY

The committee on judiciary win
give a public hearing in it's room at
the State House. in Augusta. on
TUESDAY. March II. 1925, 2.30 p.
NJ. on the following: -
the Piney Heights Beach and Country
Club Village Corporation. (Re-adver-
tised.)
Section "a Of Chapter ~ OF the Pub Pub
dent motor vehicles:
s.. D. No. lat. An Act to provide
for jury commissioners.
H. D. No. 261. An Act relating to
registration Of motor vehicles OF nom
for recovery by log drivers Of dam
ages caused by storage dams;
H. D. No. 27S. An Act relating to
the notice given by the assessors or
S. D. No. 1856. An Act to amend
Section / of Chapter 81 Of the re-
vised Statutes, relating to right to
erect and maintain mill dams and to
divert water by canal for mills.
WEDNESDAY. March Is, p. NJ
on the following: ,
S. D. No. 173. An Act relating to
the affidavit of plaintiff being taken
as prima facie evidence.
s. D. No. 1873. An Act relating to
the attorney general. .,, +o
S. D. No. Isl. An Aet reia''hs 10
S. D. No. 1872. An Act relating 10
taxation of corporations.
S. D. No. ITS. An Act to prevent
travelling peddlers. dealers. statesmen
and solicitors of orders 1or puncn
boards, seal cards. slot gambling ma
chimes or other implements. apparatus
or materials of any form of gambling.
s D. No. 146 An Act relating TO
the interrogating Of adverse parties IN
action at law or equity for tne dis sipSo
in evidence at the trial of the action.
d. No. 14S. An Act relating to
recording of instruments of convey
81" II D. No. 2ss. An !. Act A. Ire relating to
II. D. No. 2S7. An Act to amend
Section 81 of Chapter 81. relating 10
motions for new trials.
II. P. No. 731. An Act in relation
to state funds for charity patients III
public and private dos hosb het Relative to
expenditure Of public moneys.
r. d. No. 81. An Act authorizing
the recording of marketing agreements
of cooperative agricultural assocla-
H. D. No. s74. An Act relating to
tho reguIar sessions of the supreme
judicial court held in and for the
H. D. No. a77. An Act relating to
motor vehicle laws. .,
II. D. No. 31S. An Act relating 70
s. d. No 2o7. An Act relating to
the authority of the State Highway
Commission within the limits of state
highways.
s. d. No. 1874. An Act to amend GER
tain acts relating to corporations.
FREDERICK W. HINCkLEY,
Chairman.
HERBERT E. HOLMES. Sec.
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MOTOR VEHICLES
INCREASE 17.1%
IN MAINE IN 1924

Motor vehicle registration In the
State of Maine showed an increase of
III per cent. during the year of 1924,
according to the bureau of public
roads of the United states department
of agriculture.
Motor vehicle registrations in the
United States reached a total Of H.
591,9S1 at the end of 1924. Mother
Shiptons prophecy made in 1914, that
Carriages without horses shall CO.
has indeed been fulfilled to all the peo-
pie, for at the present time there is
one motor vehicle for every ga per-
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HOultOn Water Co.
Proposes Reduction
In It's Power Rates

The electrical department Of the
Houlton Water Company has filed
amendments to its rate schedule with
the Public Utilities Commission pro-
posing to make effective at an early
date, reductions in its rates for
electrical current for municipal
lighting.
The rate Is to be reduced from six
to five cents per killowatt hour for
municipal buildings and schools and
the rate for street lighting is to be
reduced from five and one half to five
cents per killowatt hour for street
lighting.
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TOWNS

The committee on Towns will give
public hearing in its room at the
State House, in Augusta, on
THURSDAY. March 10, at P. NJ.
on the following:
S. Z. No. SO. An Act relating to
purposes for which cities and towns
may raise money.
S. p. No. 2S5. An Act to divide the
town of Jonesport and incorporate the
town Of Bcals.
AL Q. MITCHELL, Sec.
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WAYS AND BRIDGES III

The committee on Way. ana =
ing IN It's room at the STAT p sss. \
, TUESDAY EVENING. No..
1870 T. NJ. on the foliov,nMaa ich I;
5. p. No. sic. An Act ,sets:
T 1aaa er,s zI4 OF the Public g.ssas
i's'' p Peiaat a to tax upon ss.,,
above). lsams
H. p. No. Ills. An Ac,
a tax upon gasoline. fsiatts
II. d. No. SO. An Act. r.,.,,-
tax upon gasoline. 's'atnk
H. D. No. A. An Act re,.. y
tax upon gasoline. 'eiauns h
II. D. No. PA. An Act ,.,..,
a tax upon gasoline. sAuns
HOMER II. DUNBAR ..
BLIN w. PAGE. See se
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Committee Hear,
1AxAr1ox

The committee on r.
give a public hearing ~ suu
the state House. in Husastsa n
TUESDAY, March ~ 10.
M, to consider the foli.,.szs. III
H. D. No. PIT. An AZ
excise tax on Corporation ~
for making, generatins sen1
triouting and supplying eIs s.ilag
electric current for powe ,sect!dl
purposes. VI meck,]
S. D. No. 1875. An A..
the taxation Of auto act relats,
companies. sTaneDWS
s. D. No. 1913. An "A
the powers OF the Bo, - snsI
SCISSORS in relation to ~. u Stu
and adjustment Of asses., sVush,I
several municipalities ''nent Il
BLIN w b..
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STATE LANDS AND FoRps, N
SERvATION

The committee on State r.,
Forest Preservation will rivs snos
nc hearing in Room so, Stat ~
THURSDAY, March 10, .t,,|
II. p. No. 947. An Act r.l.,,.
the taxation of forest pronss. a.las
ganized towns and plantation
e. A.. PIPER e..
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LITCHFIELD

The whist party at Union Hall
Wednesday evening was well at
tended. Erwin Cram and Marjorie
Perry won the first prizes. while Mrs.
Leland Gilman received the consola-
ton prize. Next Wednesday evening
the party is to be at Mrs. Raymond
Tozier's.
Marjorie Perry has gone to Whit
ensville. Mass. to visit her uncle,
Edward T. Gilman.-Word has been
received here of the death Of the wife
Of f. Harley Bartlett CT Barre, YER
mont. Mr.. Bartlett will be remem-
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COOPER'S MILLS
Coopers Mills GRANGE

The regular meeting Of Cooper's
Mills Grange, No. 397, was held
Thursday evening with good at
tendance and buffet lunch and pro-
gram which consisted of readings by
Mrs. jennie Drawn, Mrs. Mertie
Leavitt, Eugene Hopkins, Henry
Noyes and Master William Smith.
Master William also told a story.
Closed with song by Henry Noycs.
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BELFAST
Edmund B, Ramsev

Edmund 3. Ramsey, native of
Montville, died Sunday morning at
his home in Northport at the age of
70 years. He is survided by his wife
and one son. Funeral services will be
held Wednesday at Northport, Will
liam Vaughan officiating.
The remains OF Daniel Strout of
Belfast, who died in Lawrence,
Mass, will be brought here Monday
and funeral services will be held on
Tuesday afternoon. Rev. William
Vaughan officiating. Mr.. Strout was
a Civil war veteran. past command
err of Thomas Marshall Post of Bel
fast and a member of the Waldo
County Veterans Association.
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of Agricultural Associations. Mr..
Marshall by the Maine Publicity Bu-
reau, and Mr.. Douglas was a mem
Der of the committee on Maine pub
licity of the last legislature.
The appointment Of Mr.. Carroll is
for term of FIVE years. Mr.. Leland
four years, Mr.. Marshall three years,
Mr.. Washburn two years and Mr..
Douglas one year.