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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-17
Standardization Progress
Slowly Shaped in Europe

Berlin, Jan 31-(A. p. by MaiD--
Germany is struggling to establish a
general Standardization in industries,
and the progress which has been
made was reported upon recently at
a meeting of industrialists.
DR.. +. Neuhaus. director general of
the Borsig Works, who is chairman
of the Standardization committee
gave a survey of last years efforts.
Tools have been standardized to a
considerable extent. One great for
ward step has been the STANDARDIZED
ton of threads on pipes.
Industrialists in England. Holland,
Austria and Switzerland are inter-
ested in extending the idea of stand =
ardization all over Europe. in the
hope of reducing production costs.
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WAYS AND BRIDGES

The committee on Ways and Bridges
will give public hearing In Room 113
TUESDAY. Feb. H.. at P. NJ. on
the following resolves:
8. p. No SO. Resolve TO aid the
town Of Alexander in building road:
s. P. No: 81" Resolve in favor of
II. p. No. 22s Resolve appropriat-
ing money to aid in the completion Of
a road in the town Of Durham.
H. r. No. 230. Resolve in favor of
Fl. P. No. 270.. Resolve for con-
struction of a ferry boat for the
DRESDEN Richmond Ferry.
H. p. No. 271. Resolve for an ap-
ing the North vassalboro road in the
town of Winslow.
Fl. r. No. 272. Resolve in favor Of
the city of Westbrook for road con-
H. F. No. 274. Resolve in favor of
road in the town of Newburg..
II. p. No. 275. Resolve in favor of
road in the town Of Mexico.
II: p No. at. Resolve in favor of
read In the towns Of Dresden and
II. p. No. o7s. Resolve in favor of
Codyville Plantation.
II. z. No. ESQ Resolve in favor of
road in the town town Of Woodstock.
road in the town Of Machiasport.
II. p. No. 2s4. Resolve appropriate
ing money to aid in the construction
Of road in the town Of Union.
II. T. No. 2S5. Resolve appropriate
ing money to aid in the construction
Of 2 road in the town of Washington.
II. p. No. ESQ. Resolve in favor Of
road in the town Of Benton
II. p. No. 297. Resolve in favor of
road In the town Of Chelsea.
H. p. No. c98. Resolve in favor of
the town Of Waldo for q road.
II. =. No. 299. Resolve in favor of
the town Of Troy for a road.
Fl. p. No. 341. Resolve in favor of
the town of Brownville for repair of
road.
II. P. No. si2. Resolve for repair
Ing highway in the town of Garland.
II. p. No. 392. Resolve in aid of
the repairing and rebuilding Of . road
II. P. No. 900. Resolve for repairs
on bridge across Mattawamkeag river
in the town Of Drew, Penobscot
WEDNESDAY, Feb. Is. at 3 p. NJ.
II. D. No. 20. An Act authorizing
the towns to unite for the purpose Of
employing a superintendent Of ways
A', f. INC p. No. ess. An Act to prov,a.
for the building Of bridge across the
kennebec river between the towns Of
Richmond and Dresden.
II. p. No. 223. Resolve in favor Of
a bridge over the st. Croix river be-
tween vanceboro. Maine, and st.
Croix, New Brunswick.
HOMER H. DUNBAR. SEQ. ..
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RICHMOND

There will be a supper at the
ntth0dist vestry Wednesday from
ts.thifty to seven o'clock after
Which social hour will be enjoyed.
4 hearing will be given for Ernest
Chapman Monday morning at ten
vcleek at the selectman's Office to
n about committing him to the In
ME Asylum. He came here from
Harmony, Maine, three years ago
Ind has made his home with Mr..
Ind Mrs. Elmer Dore.--He Is 65
jeatt old.
The Telephone Company has had a
0sw Of men in town for the past
iiw weeks taking inventory. They
hayt finished Richmond and left
W augusta.
The Richmond Chamber of Com
netce win hold their annual meeting
Ind banquet Monday evening Febru-
" le, at the Hotel Richmond at
kvtA o'clock. An entertainment has
been provided for the evening by
The Committee in charge.
ne employees of the Box Factory
/ heN q banquet and Valentine party
u TIE factory Saturday evening.
/ Th4 employees with escorts enjoyed
. chicken supper after which dane
u tas enjoyed. a l.s. go. s,....e
teserved seat tickets for the High
skheol play when a Feller Needs a
lh(Ad" which Is to be given at the
0peh House, Friday evening, Feb.
=, viii be OF sale Wednesday morn
Us 1t eight o'clock at the A. Z.
5mAll stores> Those to take part in
ne play are: Philip Randall. Kermit
Nnah, Emma Groves, Robert
ltfAley. Katherine Soule, Stanley
IVA George Pushard, Helen Specht,
nidl Peya, Mildred Beedle.-Rich-
sone High School won from the
nn Aces In a basket ball game at
70 opera House Friday evening,
y score of, 35 to 20.-Fred
.Aussies was a business visitor in
aa5esta Friday. Sunday, Lhussier
!or Lowell, Gass., by automobile.
hnqssier has been night Superin-
Meent Of the Richmond Worsted
cunning Mill for several years.
30 Mrs. Ernest Leavitt, now of
sucnport, are receiving consratula-
~ On the birth of a daughter,
~ Wednesday. Feb. 5, at the
aMep Maine Hospital at Bangor
.aen interest is being shown in the
LING town meeting, which is to be
TWO weeks from Monday,
.lren second. The biggest now in
t Is for road commissioner,
were there are four.-The students
me seventh and eighth grades
mths seventh grade teacher, Mrs.
ass Fitzpatrick. enjoyed a day
me state House. Augusta, Fri
/ -Af. and Mrs. Charles Wray
visiting friends in Providence,
for q week.-Mr. and Mrs.
- Messenger passed the week
- WITH relatives in Gardiner
Horne of Bath has been pass
l sysek In Richmond on business.
sas Roberts returned Saturday
business trip to Boston,
Alsn Constantine. a former
s.:sr o the Congrega tional Church
aed the sermon Sunday morn
II -Sneriff Mcclure of Bath was q
visitor in Richmond, Fri
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INLAND FISHERIES AND GAME

The committee on Inland Fisheries
and Game will give a public hearing
IN its room at the State House. in Au-
THURSDAY. FEB. 10, at 2 P. M. on
An Act providing for. an annual IL
cense Of Sis for resident hunters
and fishermen Oh. d. No. 53).
An Act relating to close time on
245).
An Act repeating, close season on
White VIZ E perch err ,d IN all lakes and ponds
A in hqt to , psehet psnt IS shins in
An Act prohibiting pollution with
mill waste the lakes and ponds and
certain specified rivers, brooks and
streams rs. r. No. 76)..
fishing in " Upper Taylor ae' BOOK stsnt and I'd
tributaries and in the East Branch and
West Branch of Passadumkeag Stream
and Brown Brook in Penobscot and
Hancock counties.
relative to fishing in Moose River in
II. p. No. 900. An Act closing
Head Brook and Alder Brook, in Som
erset county. to all fishing except with
flies. - I
H. p. No. 81 and H. P. No. s12. IAN
Act relating to the taking of white
perch in Crawford Lake and all it's
tributaries. in Washington county,
with petition for same.
II. p. No. 313 and II. p No. s14. An
Act relating to night fishing in GER
tain waters in Franklin and Oxford
counties. with petition for same.
H. p. No. ST. and H. p. No. 318. An
Act relating to fishing in certain wa
tiers in Franklin and Oxford counties.
with petition for same.
II. P. No. 319 and II. p. No. $40. An
Act relating to the taking of musk
rats In and on the banks Of the East
Machias River. and all it's lakes and
tributaries running thereinto; also in
or on the banks of Ifoyt's Brook. in
East Machias, in the county of WASH
ington. with petition for same.
II. p. No. 373. An Act to regulate
fishing in Miller Brook. a tributary to
Moose Pond. in the town Of Bridgton,
in the county of Cumberland.
II. p. No. 376. An Act to permit the
hunting Of rabbits or wild hares dur
ing the month of March. in addition to
the open season now provided by law.
s. p. No. Ill. An Act prohibiting
ice fishing in kernebunk Pond. in the
county of York.
JOHN r. FLINT, Sec.
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Free To-day Test
Use the Coupon
Here is the nay to glistening teeth
that dentists nom advise
1t removes that dingy film from your
teeth 1t clears cloudy teeth. Start beau
flying your teeth today-why waltz

nKopERN science now tells
w us how to clea n and
..,.hten dingy~ teeth. A new
~ widely urged by leading
s.,.,sta of the world. Different
N formula, action and effect, 1t
aoes what no other method has
~ attained-removes and COM
h.ts without harsh grit, the
dangerous film that covers teeth
and which old type dentifrices
Do not fight successfully.
Run your tongue across your
,.eth. You will feel that Aim.
Under It are the prettier. whittier
18th you envy in others. If
van combat that film your teeth
viii quickly glisten in a way
that will delight you. Ask your
arnxsist for a tube Of Pepso-
dent Results will amaze you.
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Committee Hearings
ciii HEeHinS

l VIM tATTAtn0
and Financial Affairs will give 8 pub
lie hearing In its room at the State
House, In Augusta. on
p TUESDAY Feb. H. at o'clock
H: P. No. sss. Resolve in favor of
Central Maine General Hospital 1T
Lewiston, Maine. =. -.
S; P; No. 1o2.- Resolve in favor Of
S. P. No. ios. Resolve in favor Of
Healy Asylum at Lewiston, Maine.
| 3. +. No. 104. Resolve in favor Of
81. Mary's General Hospital 1t Lewis
s. r. No. 1917 Resolve in relation
to the celebration Of the sesquicenten-
MAJ anniversary Of the Declaration Of
WEDNESDAY. Feb. Is. at 2 o'clock
| s: p. No. SO: An Act to change the
| 3. u. No. LOG. Resolve in favor of
the Charles A. Dean Hospital at Green
II. p. No. 500. Resolve appropriate
Ing money for Franklin Hospital AS
ISOLATION. Inc. in the town Of Farm
\ ington.
II. P. No. 4o1. Resolve appropriat-
ing ln1g money to, aid The Aroostook Hos
H, P. No. 4s1. Resolve in favor Of
the Home. for Aged Women, Belfast.
l II. II. No. 432. Resolve in favor Of
| the waldo County General Hospital,
II. p. No. 4ss. Resolve in favor of
Calais Hospital for the fiscal years
Ii. p. No. iss. Resolve In favor Of
the Trull Hospital Aid Association.
| THURSDAY, Feb. 10. at 2 o'clock
r. NJ.
Ii. p. No. 1o4. Resolve in favor of
Ct. Louis Home & School for Boys.
H. P. No. $40. Resolve in favor of
the Penobscot General Hospital. Old
| II. p. No. 81. Resolve in favor of
the Gardiner General Hospital for
maintenance and for medical and sur
gical treatment Of patients.
H. p: No. $751;. Resolve in favor of
Knox County General Hospital.
II. p. No. 532. Resolve in favor of
the Children's Heart Work Society of
Maine. of Portland. for care and sup
port of children.
II. p No. 434. Resolve in favor Of
York County Children's Aid Society.
H. p. No. 435. Resolve in favor Of
the Fort Halifax Chapter OF the
Daushters Of the American Revolu-
ORLANDO e. FROST. Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-17

The committee on state School for
Boys. State School for Girls and state
Reformatories will give public hear
ing in its room at the state House, in
Augusta. on
TUESDAY. Feb. "a, 1925, 100 P. NJ.
on the following:
S. L. No. 81. Resolve in favor Of
the Reformatory for Women for MAIN
tenance and other purposes.
S. p. No. IS. Resolve in favor OF
the Reformatory for Women for new
construction and permanent improve
mentS.
II. p. No. 3s7. Resolve in favor of
trustees of Juvenile institutions.
III. j.. No. 3SS. Resolve in favor of
State school for Girls.
MERLE J. HARTMAN. Sec.
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bURNHAM
Oral Perry

Oral Perry died at $50 o'clock
Saturday evening at his home in tn.
village, following a weeks illness
from pneumonia. Mr.. Perry was
was born in Burnhain 81 years ago,
son OF the late Eugene Perry and
always resided here. For several
years ne had been employed in the
maintenance work of the section of
the railroad and lad charge of the
work mere the past year. He is sur
vived by q widow, Blanche (Proc-
tori Ferry and two children, Beulah
Perry and Oral Perry, Jr., and three
brothers, Eugene Perry and Fred
Perry of Watervil,e, and Edgcr Per-
ry of Oakland.
Funeral services will be held 1t 10
o'clock on Tuesday forenoon.
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ORIGIN Of Name Canada"

According to Father Hennepin.
the name Canada was derived from
a corruption of the Spanish words
Capo de NADIA, or Cape of Nothing,
which the early voyagers gave to
the scene of their discoveries when,
under a conviction of it's utter bar
renness and inutility, they were
about abandoning it in disgust, says
the Detroit News.
1t has been cohjectured by late
historians. with greater appearance
of probability, that Canada is a
modification of the Spanish word
signifying "a passage" because the
Spaniards thought they could find a
passage to India through Canada.
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HARLEQUIN EVENING GOWN

LONDON, Eeb. IA. T. Dy mdIIJ-
In their search for something new
in the way of styles for evening
gowns, London dressmakers have
visited the pantomine and designed
a Harlequin frock on the traditional
parti -colored lines. One such is OF
deep scarlet crepe de-chine. appIi-
qued all over in silver tissue and
black, and cut in triangular pat
tern.
The prevalent straight up-and-
down fashion silhouette is adapted
to the characteristics of a Harlequin
mode, while the close fitting draper
les Of the day, which reveal the line
of the figure are also suggestive of
the close fitting garments which
Harlequin wears.
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FEDERAL RELATIONS

The committee on Federal Relations
will give public hearing in it's rooms
at the state House, in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY, Feb. Is, 1926. at
p. NJ on the following:
II. j.. No. "a. An Act to authorize
the filing by the United States in the
several counties of this State Of no.
tees of liens for taxes.
EDWARD A. MANSFIELD, Sec.
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MILITARY AFFAIRS

The committee on Military Affairs
will give public hearing at the State
House, in Augusta. on
TUESDAY, Feb. II. 1925, at Q
p. M. in the judiciary rooms, No. TO-
81, on the following:
No. 2. II. d. No. 49, An Act to
amend Chapter ia of the Public Laws
of Maine for 1928. known as the Mill
tary Law.
No. 8. II. D. No. 81. An Act relat-
ing to the armory of the city Of Lew
iston and fixing the rental thereof.
No. 4. S. y. No. 40. Memorial to
Congress in the interest of national
defense.
RORERT HAI,E Sec.
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Marseilles Port Boom

Nfarseilles, Jan. BOA. p. by MaiD
Freight and passenger traffic at the
port of Marseilles in 1924 exceeded
pre-war figures for the first time
since the armistice. The total ton
age was 21,144,351. or 4S,55l tons
more than in 1913.
Passengers entering and leaving
the port numbered 771,009, as COM
pared with 566,165 in 1913.
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LIBRARY

The committee on Library will give
public hearing in its rooms at the
State House, in Augusta, on
TUESDAY. Feb. II. 1925, at o'clock
p NJ. on the following:
S. =. No. IS. Resolve for double
stacking the State Library.
S. i. No. 81. An Act to provide for
the completion of the vital records of
the State of Maine.
WILLIAM II. HOLMAN, SEQ
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BELFAST
Funeral Of Simon jackson

Funeral services will be held We'd
nesday at 2 O'Clock, Rev: w. +.
Skerrye officiating, for Simon Jack
son of Belmont, who died at the home
Of his daughter, Mrs. Harold Ladd,
Park street. Saturday afternoon. He
was a native of Belmont, where he
passed practically all his life on q
farm. He was ~ years old. Me came
to Belfast five years ago to make his
home with his daughter. Two daugh-
tiers and a son also survive him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-17

AtSAO G,0OA SAASsA4
~ Just water. Once when we
p town a little book telling
geia Z. Pinkham's Vegetable
g was left in our car. ! have
W. bottles Of the Vegetable
y. g now and / do all my house.
nelp with the milking and
e OF chickens and garden.
!, nave a fine baby girl eight
~ sa.ii list the picture Of health
l9Si. iteeling fine myself. Youmay
etter as a testimonial and !
er any letters asking about
~ uble Compound" =, Mrs.
~ &: boRcELlN, Route No. s,
N = y druggists everywhere.
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ROBERT HALE. Sec,
INTERIOR WATERS

The committee on Interior Waters
will give public hearing in its rooms
at the State House, in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY, Feb. IS, 1925, at 2
T. NJ, on the following:
H. =. No 323. Resolve in aid Of
navigation on the lower lakes.
ARTIER A. CRAFTS, Sec.
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Free Today Test
Use the Coupon
The great enemy Of teeth

Film Is the great enemy of
tooth beauty. And a chief cause.
according to worlds dental
authorities, of pyorrhea and
most tooth troubles. 1t clings
to teeth, gets into crevices and
stays. Germs by the millions
breed in it. 1t holds food i'm
contact with teeth, inviting the
acid that causes decay.
You can't have prettier.
whittier teeth: you can't have
healthier teeth unless you COM
bat that film.
Mail the coupon now. Don't
expect the same results from
old type dentifrices. Begin
beautifying your teeth today.
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SEA AND SHORE FISHERIES

The committee on Sea and Shore
Fisheries will give public hearing
in it's room at the State House, in Au-
gusta, on
THURSDAY. Feb. 10, at o'clock
on the following:
=. 2. No. %. Ap Act relating to
fishing inside line drawn from
Damscove to Seguin.
II. T.. No. 416. An Act to provide
for the better protection of clans
within the limits Of the town of
Perry.
II. r. No. 447. An Act relating to
close time on Holsters.
PERCY G. SARGENT, Sec.
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Committee Hearings
PENSIONS

The committee on Pensions will give
public hearing in it's rooms at the
state House, in Augusta, on
WEDNESDAY, Feb. IS, 1925, at 100
2. M, on the following:
s. p. No. So. Resolve to increase
the pension of Charles D. Preble of
kittery.
I'll. p. No. 294. Resolve to increase
the State. pension of Annie NJ. WEIGH
of kennebunk.
II. p. No. $50. Resolve in favor of
Zebedee Cushman of .Kennebunk for
an increase of pension.
II. p. No. $50 Resolve in favor Of
Fannie Konkleman of Randolph,
Maine, for pension.
J. HENRY MORSE, Sec.
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Can Business Manage the World?

Edward $. Martin, writing in the
February 11arper's. remarks:
"There is no objection to business
managing the world ii it is the best
force to do it, but it cannot do it
successfully except as it is spirit
llalized. Is it becoming spiritualized?
Perhaps it is. Sometimes it seems
so. When We talk today
about business we are talking about
something different than was COW
cred by the same word thirty, or
twenty, or even ten years ago. The
war was not in vain. The world is
becoming SpiritualiZed. Business
shows it. Science shows it. Educa
ton and the churches are aware of
their great need of it. All the great
departments of human activity are
working nowadays to save the world.
If they can be sufficiently spiritual
lied they can do it. The leadership
among them will go where the ca
pacity for that leadership exists and
minor faults AMI imperfcctions viii
not hinder it. If Business has that
capacity in the great degree, let it
60 to Business. 1t is no time TO be
scared by names. But if Business
is to manage the world it must he
Zig Business: very big indeed-coin-
pretending all thing. 1t seems to pe
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TAXATION

give a public hearing in its room at
the state House. in Augusta. on
TUESDAY,. Feb. II. 1925. at 2 p. NJ
to consider the following:
H. d. No. Al. An Act to amend Sec
ton 81 Of the Revised Statutes relat-
ing to the excise tax on railroads.
8. D. No. "a. Resolve providing for
commission to investigate and make
report to the Governor and Council.
to be transmitted to the LEGISLATURE
not later than February 1. 1927. rela-
changing the existing method Of tax
ing railroads and railroad corporations
operating in the state Of Maine.
BLIN w. PAGE. Sec.
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The place of the meeting of the
extension service of the Farm Bur-
eau for February has been changed
and the meeting will be held on
February rs with Mrs. Ardra Berry.
Those who attend are invited to
bring sandwiches for lunch at noon.
Mrs. Annie Ames, who has been
at the home of the late Mary A.
Sherman the past two years, went
Saturday to Pittsfield for visit of
some weeks with her son. While N
town Mis-. AmeS has made many
friends who regret to have her
,eavc.-Miss l7lorice ID. Foster OF
Watervile visited over the week en1
at home.-NIiss Il ena Davis, Colby
College. '27. passed the week end
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Il. +.
Davis.-Cyril Gee came Saturday
night from Boston for q few days
visit with hi sparents, Mr.. and Mrs
c. II. Gee-Everctt Gerald. who has
been i'll the past week with pleuro-
pneumonia is gaining.-Pearl An
Grews, who has been employed In
the woods near Bingham, has re-
turned to The home of his daughter
Mrs Clifton MoAlllster and Mr.. AM
drews and Mr.. McAllister have taken
a pulp Job of y. Nj. Sun.
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The Chinese. as most people
know. are extremely supersttious.
and have great dread of evil
spirits; they take endless trouble, in
all the affairs of life, to circumvent
the demons says the Detroit News.
The evil spirits, the Chinese believe,
loathe bright colors. especially red,
and these lurid decorations are sup
posed to be very potent in their pro-
tective Influences. With decorated
hull in all sorts of vivid tints and a
big eye at the bow to enable lit to
see a Chinese junk is a very i'm
looking craft.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-17

France must adhere to policy of
avoiding initiation and must nav off
the most possible while borrowing the
least possible. Premier Herriot tells
French chamber of deputies in dis
cussing financial situation.
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THIS WoMAN'S
REMARKABLE
RECOVERY
y Due to Lydia E.
alkham's Vegetable
Compound
City, Iowa. -''My first child
Q short time and I was sick

Tor a year after.
When ! bent over
and raised myself
up againI couldal-
most scream with
pain in my back.
One day I was 30
bad that / had to
leave my washing
and get ready to
go to the doctor.
He gave me ll1edi-
cine but it did no
o~ o1l %hn~
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MINES AND MINING

The committee on Mines and Mining
will give public hearing in its room
at the state House. in Augusta. on
TUESDAY, Feb. "a, 1925, 2 r. M,
on the following:
II. y. No. Ga An Act IN favor of
the Monsoon, Maine, slate Company.
u. i. INGRAHAM, SEC.
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The church services Sunday fore
noon We're well attended, about IS
being present. At the close of the
meeting the pastor, Rev. G.. W..
Goodspeed read his resignation, to
take effect at the close of his two
years work in April. The obser-
vance of the Lords supper was held
after the meeting and this was fol-
lowed by the Sunday school.
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PUBLIC UTILITIES

The committee on Public Utilities
will give public hearing in it's rooms
at the state House. in Augusta, on
THURSDAY. Feb. 10. 1925, 1 p. NJ,
on the following:
II. p. No. 457. An Act to incorpor-
ate the Dixfield Water District
ii. r. No. 4J6. An Act to renew the
charter of the r. and T. Cement Rail-
road