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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-19
Holiday Guests

Among the young people who are
arriving to pass the Christmas holi-
days with parents and relatives are:
Miss Edith Young from Boston; Miss
Adelaide HI. Lancaster from Old Or
chard; Miss Helen lies. a student at
Posse; Miss Dorthy M. Nye, stud
ent at the New England Observatory
of Music: Miss Reba Vail, a teacher
at Boothbay; Miss Doris Cover and
Miss Carolyn Cover, teachers in
Naugatuck. Conn.,, and Groton,
Mass: Miss Virginia Ames. stud
ent at Bates College and Smith w.
Ames Of the University of Maine;
Miss Mary H. Friend. a member Of
the High School faculty at Kittery;
Miss Marion E. and Miss Helen Lord,
teachers in Nashua and Bristol, N.
H.; Harold Lord. student at North
eastern University: Elliot and Fred
Chase from Boston and Miss Gladys
Chase, a teacher in Lynbrook, l.. L.;
Miss Grace Fox, member of the
faculty of Northeast Harbor High
school; Miss Helen E. Merriam, a
teacher in Springfield. Mass: John
Oddly. student at Harvard and Ben
jamin Dddy. student at Bay Path
Institute. Springfield. Mass; Miss
Mary Merrill, a student at Wheaton
College: Miss Mildred Fox. Miss
Fayalene Decker, Gordon S. Grundy,
Claude Bouchard, David s. Thurlow.
George H. Halves. Frank Twadelle.
and Kenneth r. Copp of Colby col
lege; Miss Alta Porter, a teacher in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-19

rapid ascent without danger to the
diver"
Other inventions reported include a
rescue breathing apparatus and a
mine sweeping rope. Gas chambers
have been constructed at the New
York and Mare Island Navy yards,
for "a new type of oxygen rescue
breathing apparatus" initial lots Of
which have been issued to the vessels
of the fleet. The mine-sweeping rope
is "a domestic type" tests of WHICH
have indicated that lit may prove SUI
perior to the British serrated wire
rope hitherto used for mine sweeps"
Discussing construction, the report
said that during the last fiscal year
two light cruisers, five submarines,
one fleet submarine and three auxil-
iaries were completed. Including one
additional fleet submarine, started
during the year. there remained I'M
der construction on July l, last the
Saratoga and Lexington, both air
plane carriers, which will not be COM
pleted before the end of the calendar
year 1926, and one submarine, three
fleet submarines, and one auxiliary.
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Deep Sea Diver
Aided by Helium

Washington. Dec. 1S-(AP)-Ex-
periments with helium, the non-in-
flammable, inert gas used in initiating
navy dirigibles. hold promise of in
creasing the depth to which divers
may descend and of decreasing the
danger from pressure to divers. Rear
Admiral J. D. Beuret. chief of the
Navy Bureau of Construction and
Repair, said today in his annual re-
port.
Experiments are being conducted
to reduce the dangerous>>eff effects from
the absorption of nitrogen by the
blood in deep sea diving. These in
dictate. it was said, that "a mixture of
helium and oxygen may permit the
diver to descend safely to greater
depths than have hitherto been
reached and may also permit a more
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-19
Sk0WHEGAN LOCAL NEWS
Somerset County Headquarters FARMERS s

Word was received Thursday that
Sterling Flemming, who is working
in Lewiston, had been seriously and
probably fatally injured. While
working near gasoline receptacle
with a torch, the tank exploded IN
his face. Mrs. Flemming left inn
mediately to be with her husband.
Mrs. Ruth Carver of Bethel, who
has been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Fremont Momsted, return
ed to her home, Thursday.
Miss Marie M. Goldammer, a
teacher in the Leavitt Street schools.
will pass the holidays with her par
ents in Madison.
ANY member Of the Sorosis who
was was not present at the last
meeting and wishes to contribute to
the fund, will leave their money with
Mrs. Ethel Hilton at Milady's Beauty
Shoppe.
Teachers in the High School build
ing who will pass the Christmas va
cation at their homes or with friends
are: Miss Edrie Bradbury, who will
go to her home in Newport; Archie
o. Dostie to his home in Farming
ton; Miss Ida Thompson to Corn
vile: Miss Marguerite Craig to
Massachusetts,; Miss Evelyn Bridges
to Island Falls; Mrs. Alice Cover
and family will visit with relatives
in Limington; Mrs. Heen Downes
pass Christmas with her family in
Augusta.
Mr.. and Ms. L. B. Hoyt of Athens
were in town, Thursday, on business.
Fred Coolidge of Scion was calling
on friends and relatives, Thursday
and Friday.
Word has been received that Miss
Ethel Ward has undergone an OPP
Grafton at the Eye and Ear Infirmary
at Portland and is getting along as
well as can be expected.
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the f9ts
lowing appointments were made ~
the Probate Court within and for ~
County OF kennebec, and said "
pointeeS duly qualified as follows;
walter 4. R4caards OF Wayne, ~
ministrator OF the estate OF Flora 4
kicharos, late of Wayne, deeeassa'
qualified December IA, 1925. II
Irwin e. Thomas of Watsrvtile. y
ministfator OF the estate OF fIea
Thomas, late of Oakland, deceassas
Ethel I'd. Baboltt OF Augusta,
ministratrix with will annexed oi ~
estate of Sarah e. Moore, late OF w ~,
throp, deceased; Quallled Decsness
IA, 1925.
Newton Lee and Joseph A. Lee, m.1
of Augusta, executors of the VIII T. =
William ii. Lee, late of Augusta, "
ceased; qualiIied December IA, lsl ~ !.
Charles S1bley of Sidney exesu'1
of the will of Alvena Eaught, M.s !,
Sidney deceased; qualified peceinVs
IA, 1925. -
willis W. washburn of China, e. z.
ecutor of the will of Edith D. 49, 49,
burn, late OF China, deceased; Quain's
December IA, 1925. N
J. Judson Gleason of Oakland, a =
ecutor of the will of Walter - vi, VI
SON, late of Oakland, deceased; apel
fed December IA, 1925. ..u.
Frank M. Baker of Augusta eAis n,
tor of the will of Mary G. BrlggS n n
of Winthrop, deceased; Qualined
cember IA, 1925. Iii,
Carrie Nelson Clukey of Wats5vsii
executrix of the will OF Cna aaas,i
Clukey, late of Waterville. deceAaS''
qualified December IA, 1923. ,fsss.
Bertha Brown of WalthaIl, :, @eIt
executrix of the will of Betsey s,asIb
ford, late of Clinton, deceased, xxi
fed December Is, 1925 and befur
Gibson of Clinton, agent. Al
Charles o. Dore of Gardlns,n. ,s,J
ministrator of the estate OF 800
T. Dore, late of Gardiner. deose
qualified December 16, 1928. ..ssef
Harold p. Young of Mans ,,girai
administrator of the estate OF .ssssd;
Young, late of Litchfield. dew
qualified December Is, 1925.,ror
Attest: r. w. LElGHlvnNs,tA
Register of aProDan
c19,Sat,3t -
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PROBATE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that w h
lowing appointments were inasS ar p
the Probate Court within ana N n
County of Kennebec, and sSlss
pointees duly qualified as 1oilos SO.
Charles o. Small of Madison, TI
erset County. executor OF ~ Tssxirg.
of Lydia z. Boynton, late OF n NJ
ton, Somerset County. deceaseu'
flied December 2, 1925. Ion ST.
Herbert E. Foster of Wintmytbs
ministrator with will anne4euo fTNb
estate of Julia A. Wood, late MD
throp. deceased; qualified DeceN
1925. athpa
Fercy L. Jarvis of Augustsa,,, AZ.
istrator of the estate of Lara ale
late of Augusta, deceased'
December, 3, 1925. -, pabls.
Will G. Atkins Of Gardinel,,s rsp
administrators of the estate vall
II. johnson, late of HailoMe5;@ne
deceased; qualified Decempe ilvintbts!.
Herbert e. roster. OF ~ hts
administrator of the estate a scssSc'
M. Keene, late of Winthrop
qualified December 3, 1s2y,,r,ToNs
Register Of pf'''
dao12 sat AZ
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ed of known elements, they are in
different combination from any
found on the earth. They contain
virtually no oxygen, showing that
they came from region that has no
atmosphere like that of the EARTH"
DR.. Merrill is a native of Auburn,
Me-, and a graduate of the University
of Maine. He is the author of many
volumes on geological subjects.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-19

Mrs. Mary w. Libby, superintend-
ant at the woman's reformatory,
was in Augusta on business Thurs
day.
Mrs. Maud Jewett was in Fair
field, Thursday, visiting at the home
of Mrs. Bessie Briggs.
Harry Farren and daughters, Ma
rita and Hilda of Brighton, are visit
ing relatives in town. Miss Marta
will later go to Waterville to visit
with her aunt, Mrs. Parker Foss.
Miss Helen M. Wolcott left Sat
urday for her home in Pennington,
where she will pass he holidays. Miss
Wolcott is q member of Skowhegan' S
teaching force.
Ed Hicks of Hinckley underwent
another surgical operation at SOM
erset hospital the latter part of this
week. He is, however, in a very IA
vorable condition.
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School Entertainment

Friday afternoon the pupils In
Miss Wolcott's room entertained
their mothers and pupils in Mrs. Ell
lis room. with the following enter
tainment: "A Welcome" Emile
Roy; christmas Eve" song by the
school; christmas Candles" exer-
else; "Why% Gilbert Greenwood;
what Would You Say?" poem by
school; Merry Christmas" acrostic;
90, Little Town of Bethlehem" song
by five children; "What We Can
Give."s Kenneth Oliver; Expecting
Santa" Philip Rice: "a Christmas
Carol" poem by school: christmas
Arithmetic" acrostic; Jolly. jolly
Santa Claus" song by school: "a
Star in the Window" story by Miss
Wolcoft ~
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Goldenrod Branch. I. s. s.

The regular meeting of Goldenrod
Branch, international Sunshine So
ciety was held Thursday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Charles Currier
on Middle street. There was a good.
ly number present and considerable
business was transacted. The So
ciety will pack box for the inmates
Of the Town Farm. In the guessing
contest which the ladies have been
conducting, Mrs. Barbara Fitzmorris
won the prize. the top of a guilt. The
next meeting will be held in two
weeks with Mrs. Alma Pratt, Chest
nut street.
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Frank Morrill,

Frank Morrill, who has been resi-
dent of Skowhegan for so years died
suddenly at his home on Main street.
While Mr.. Morrill, has been in poor
health for some time, he has been
much improved of late and was able
to tend his fires before retiring
Thursday night. About midnight
Mrs Morrill, thought that she heard
her husband and upon investigation
found that he had passed away. Mr..
Morrill, was born in Palmyra 70 wears
ago last April. Besides his wife he
leaves two sons, Alfred of Newark,
N. j., and Carroll of Erie, Nevada.
There Is also brother. A. B. Nor
rill of Springfield, Mass. The fun
erai will be held at the home Sun
day afternoon at 2.30, with Rev.
George Loring Thurlow officiating.
The first and second grades at the
Academy school enjoyed the laft az
ternoor OF the closing day In playing
games and singing Christmas songs.
There were several guests present.
Friday afternoon an assembly of
high school pupils was held at En-
CINE hall. The school orchestra play
ed several selections and Miss Lucille
Moore gave a reading. The high
school letters in recognition of de-
batting were presented to Miss Edna
Petty, and Lionel Foster for the work
done during the last school year. The
football letters were also conferred.
Miss Beatrice Gray. accompanied by
Miss Charlotte Gates sang "Smilin'
Through" and responded to an en-
core. Mr.. Turner made several an
nouncements of interest to the stud
ent body and there was chorus sing
ing.
Thomas Lord had an ambulance
call to East Skowhegan Friday noon
to the home of Freddie MOODY, called
by the illness Of Mrs. Moody. rs She
was brought to Kennebec hospital
where she is a surgical patient.
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Elaet GRANGE Officers

The regular meeting of Canaan
Grange was held Thursday evening.
There was a very good attendance.
The election of officers for the en-
suing year was the chief matter OF
business. 1t resulted as follows:
Master. Mrs. Maud Nelson; overseer,
Fred Nelson; lecturer, Preston Lew
is: steward, John Goodrich: assist
ant steward, Frank Williams: lady
assistant steward, Mrs. Nina Will
liams; treasurer, Fred Rolfe; chap
lain, Mrs. Clara Moody; Ceres, Ma
bel Bean; Pomona, Mrs. Ruth Lew
is: Flora, Mrs. Hilda Goodrich; gate
keeper, Teri Salisbury: secretary,
Nellie Goodrich.
A supper was served and an ex-
cellent time enjoyed.
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Miss Elizabeth Mccarthy

Miss Elizabeth Mccarthy died
early Thursday morning at the home
of her brother in Scion. She was
born in that town 81 years ago, the
daughter Of John and Grace Nugent
Mccarthy. She is survived by her
father, two sisters, Mrs. Elfin Cling
row and Miss Annie Mccarthy OF
Gardiner; and brother, Ralph Nc
Carthy of Scion. The remains were
brought to Skowhegan. Friday. to
the home Of her aunt and uncle. Mr..
and Mrs. Jake Eupea. The funeral
will be held today from the Catholic
church and burial will be in the fam
lily lot in Skowhegan.
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Move to Break
British Monopoly
Crude Rubber Trade

Washington, Dec. 1S-(AP)-An-
other blow was aimed at the British
monopoly controlling crude rubber
prices today when Representative
Tilson, Connecticut, Republican floor
leader, after a conference with Sec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-19
ADVERTISEMENT
OF SALE OF LANDS OF NOM
RESIDENT OWNERS.
STATE OF MAINE
Unpaid taxes on lands situated in

Unpaid taxes on lands situated in the
town of China, in the County of
Klennebec. for the year 1925.
The following list of taxes on real
town of China aforesaid, for the year
1925, committed to me for collection
for said town on the 2Sth day of April,
1925, remain unpaid; and notice is
hereby given that if said taxes with
interest and charges are not previous
taxed as is sufficient to pay the
amount due therefor, including inter-
est and charges, will be sold without
further notice at public auction at the
Monday in February, 1926, at nine
o'clock A M:
Name of Descrip- Amt of
Owner tion of Tax Due
J. T. Cook. N. by II. P. Reed; e.
by v. r. Neal heirs and G.
road; ". BY Y. Z 4. Neal Neal
Day & James thouse and land). s1i'O0
N. by A. w, Haskell; e.
by, Geo. w. Reynolds
heirs; S. by Fred McLel-
Ian; w. by highway, 21.00
Eastman & Flood. N. by Albion
town line; E. by Palermo
Thurston; W. by u. S.
w. C. Hawker Cottage and Iot. "
N. by China Lake; Es by
kennebec Water District;
S. by Kennebec Water
District; w. by China
Jellson G Wardwell. N. by J.
Bragg heirs; E. by town
road; S. by Romans lot;
w. by Vassalboro town
chas. Keen. N. by c. F. STAN i,OO
ley; E. by H; w. Austin:
s; by H. w. Austin; w by
H. A. Leeman (house. stable and "
LOTT. n. by Mrs. Murle
Haskell; E. by town road:
s. by G. o. Dove; w. by
Dean Estes, - 29.40
Sadie Marson (homestead). N.
by Robert Fletcher; E.
by M. A. Bickford: S. by
Lucinda Cochoran: w. by
Augustus Patnaude (home-
stead. N. by Ed Mayo;
r. by range line; S. by F.
Q. Burgess; w. by town
road. 1880
Lee Robinson thomestead). N.
by Herman Bailey; E. by
town road; S. by H. j.
Haskell; w. by J. w.
segee. $3.50
Geo. Simpson Cottage and lot).
N. by c. A. Jones; E. by
China Lake; 8. by c. A.
Jones: w. by China Lake, 1875
A. ]. Tobey Qot). n. by high
way; E. by Community
hall; S. by Dean Estes:
w. by Dean Estes, 3.15
N. b. JONES,
Collector of Taxes of the
Town Of China.
December 18th. 1926.
dec1 O. sat At
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Jason Morrill,, formerly q resident
of Skowhegan, but now of Water
vile, was a business caller in Show
hogan, Thursday.
John Goodrich Of Canaan was
calling on friends in town 4hursday.
Mrs. Ida Thompson, matron at
the reformatory, has gone to oak
land to visit with relatives.
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Maine ClubWomen
To Meet in January
At State House

At a meeting of the Executive
Board Of the Maine Federation of
Women's Clubs held at Bangor this
week. the date for the Mid Winter
meeting of the Federation was set
tentatively for Jan. 9th at Augusta.
The meeting probably will be held
in the House of Representatives at
the Capitol. through the courtesy of
Gov. Brewster.
The Budget committee met with
the Board at Bangor. and much of
the session was devoted to the finan-
cial business of the Federation.
The Woman's Club of Gorham was
accepted into membership of the
Federation. This club has rs men,
bers.
1t was also voted that a telegram,
signed by the members of the Ex-
ecutive board. be sent to Senator
Borah. and to the two Maine Sena-
tors, Fernald and Hale, urging that
the United States should enter the
World Court with the Hughes,
Harding, Coolidge reservations.
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rotary Hoover, introduced a rs..,
ton calling an investigation inta y
situation by the house Commits. g
commerce.
The resolution charged that 90.
tionate profits were bling taken in \
rubber supply to American consaue
ers through the workings OF R,;sl.
colonial monopoly, and asked ~
committee to recommend a cours. ~
action for the government to nr ss
the public. wv
Mr.. Tilson repeated figures :.
made current by Mr.. Hoover. - ~
has charged that for this wear ~, sas
$666,000,000 will be unfairly evtos s.s
from American rubber users thrnasssa
the workings of the monopoly, vhsss
he said, was only one of Sewers =
Grating in the supply of essa, X,
raw materials to the industry JIM i y
United States. sas
In addresses and in a letter ra,...
ly to Senator Capper, Repuhlisa.'
Kansas, the secretary has said ~
the country was ''defenseless ago ~
commercial war" being made NM.
and has further advocated the -.
izing of combinations of Amer;s as
buyers to meet the exactions ss ~
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Names of Descrip- Tax on
Owners ton of Real Estate


owners tion of Real Est
Jack, Flood & Fellows (west
LOTT. Land bounded on the
north by David's Pond
and land of Mary Childs:
east by land Of Mary Lea
witt; south by land of
Fred King; west by Da-
vid's Pond. Acres, 40;
value, $500, S!
Jack, Flood & Fellows least
LOTT. Land bounded on the
north by land of Mary
Childs; east by Parker's
Pond; south by land of
Mary Leavitt; west by
land of Mary Childs.
Acres. so; value. $3.50, Il
Sadie Tuck Jones. Land bounded
on the north by mill pond;
east by land of j. H.,
Emma and May Under
wood; south by county
road; west by mill pond.
Acres, 2: value, land and
buildings. $400, Is
Z. l.. Norris. Land bounded on
the north, east by land of
of |. c. Berry; south by
land of c.. E. Hood west
town of East Livermore.
Acres. II; value. $100, -.
A. r. Richards farm at IL Cor
ners). Land bounded on
the North by county road;
east by land of l.. A. Ma
son: south by land of H.
G. Whittemore and ]. r.
French; west by county
road. Acres, 35; value,
land and buildings, 5000, q
A. +. Richards Cummings
FARM. Land bounded on
the north by land of r. G.
Snow; east by land of F.
n. French and r. l.. Fell
lows; south by Tilton
pond and land of A. II.
Tobin and wilkins and
Trefethen. Acres, $50:
value, $500, s!
Henry Stockwell. Land bounded
on the north by Crotched
Pond and land of Henry
Stockwell: east by mill
pond and land of A. A.
Campbell; south by coun-
ty road and land of 1. p.
Hutchinson; west by
county road. Acres, 40:
value. land and buildings,
$1,000, III
Henry StoclSweii. Land bounded
on the north by mill
stream; east by mill pond;
south by land of Henry
Stoc kwell; west by
Crotched Pond. Acres, so:
value, land and buildings,
$3.50, ID
Delbert Smith. Land bounded on
the north by land of e. r.
Giie; east by land Of
Union Land & Lumber
Co; south by land of
Union Land & Lumber
Co: west by county road.
Acres, l: value, land and
buildings, 5000, SO
III. H. Widehar Est. Land bound
ed on the north by Tilton
Pond and land of Ire
fethen & Wilkins: east by
land of l.. r. Fellows and
Union Land & Lumber
Co; south by lands of u.
Gerard and Geo. L. Smith:
west by land of Union
Land & Lumber Co, Acres.
125: value. land and
buildings, $1,000. AZ
SIDNEY WEBSTER.
Collector of Taxes of tn
Town of Faye
December II 1903
Aaa1Q M,
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WOMEN DELIGHTED
WITH new FOOD
Delicious Breakfast Dish
Saves Much Time

A new flavor! A new food! A time
saver that makes a banquet Of break.
fast!
This is New Data, the tasty, satisfy
ing hot cereal. The latest achievement
Of those famous Kellogg kitchens.
It's marvellous new blend Of oats and
wheat, cooked through and through
under pressure. You get every bit Of
nourishment and Of the wonderful
flavor. AL you need do is heat New
Data three minutes in boiling water
before serving.
Go to your grocer today and get
package of New Data. You II find it .
q glorious dish. It has all the keen
relish of the finest, richest oats, all the
exquisite goodness Of golden wheat.
The blending gives it an added touch,
q new tempting, tantalizing favor.
New Data has the most perfect tex
ture imaginable. 1t is always light,
always just melting in your mouth. It
never has the soggy, gluey body Of
ordinary oatmeal. A package of New
Data will certainly make a hit with
everyone in the family.
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Brewer High school; Herman Porter
of New York City; E. Li1wood Saw
age. Ormand Richardson and Walter
Wilson, students at Dartmouth COL
lege; Miss Marie Bison. Miss Agnes
C0ckburn, Miss Phyllis Whiting,
Paul Steward and Thomas Nichols,
who are attending various schools in
Boston; Miss Florence Stinchfield,
Miss Bessie Webster, Miss Dorothy
Dane, Miss Margaret Vail, Miss Ed
ma Madden, Miss Ethelyn Mills, Miss
Mona Nelson, Miss Hermaline Boyd.
Miss Ruth Atkinson, students at
Pennington Normal; James White.
James Dysant and Richard Laney OF
Bowdoin College; Doris Eaton, Lau-
renee Chapman, Hector Chabot, Jo-
seph Cayotte from Boston Uni
versity; Robert Furber, Percy Nut
ting, John Carter from the Univers-
ity of Maine; Miss Helen Gates,
teacher in South Paris; Miss Edith
Simpson, teaching in Connecticut;
Miss Elsie Young, a teacher in Shir-
ley; Miss Corinne Salley, teaching
in Waltham, lass; Reed Appleby
from Hebron; Miss Margaret Conant
of Pennington Normal and Rachel
Conant, a teacher in Exeter, N. H.;
Miss Helen Day, teacher in Ban
gOr.
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COLLECTORS NOTICE OF SALE

Unpaid taxes on land situated in the
town of Fayette in the County of
kennebec. for the year 1925:
The following list of taxes on real
estate of nonresident owners in the
town of Fayette for the year 1925,
committed to me for collection for
said town. on the first day of May
1925 remains unpaid; and
Notice is hereby given that IL said
taxes, interest and charges are not
previously paid. so much of the real
estate taxed as is sufficient to pay the
amount due therefor, including inter-
est and charges, will be sold at public
auction at the tayette Town House in
said town (the same being the place
where the last preceding annual town
meeting of said town was heidi on the
hrSt Monday of February, 1925, at nine
o'clock A. NJ. 10
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-19

Flapper: Can you Recommend "a
brand of perfume? 1s
Druggist: Certainly, miss. !.
one of our best smellers.-Coos
Hardware. NN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-12-19

The erst issue of the Federation
News, to come out two weeks in adj
,r''ce of the Mid Winter meeting
will he edited by the corresponding