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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-03
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constable. Ralph c. Blunt CD) 495.
Ralph Allen (R) 521: for ward clerk,
Thurman Collins CD 492, Guy e.
Parker (R) $40.
WARD 2
For mayor, Charles F. Miller (D)
1868; DR.. P. r. Baird (R) 37S; for al
derman, A. w. Bushey (D) 1854,
Frank Carter (R) 81; for council
men. j. A. Marshall CD $40; Edward
A. Green CD $40, Wayne Kennedy
(R) 364. John Tobey (R) 364; for
warden. Nelsis p. Quincy CD 36S,
Forest Barnes CR) 1868; for constable.
J. Bernard O'Donnell CD 372, Fred
Short (R) $50; for ward clerk, James
P. Greaney CD 364, Lorimer Dixon
(R) 371.
WARD 3
For mayor, Charles F. Miller CD
IFS, DR.. p. r. Baird (R) 1874; for al
derman. Francis j. Wilson CD 100,
Drew T. Harthorn (R) 403: for coun-
| cilmen. Edward z. Barker CD l67.
Julia Dumas CD 155, George Dew.
! (R) .401. Pearl Hanscom (R) 4O4:
for warden, Merle W. Berry CD 1856,
L. o. Hanscom (R) 406; for con-
stable, DENIES Sweeney CD 161.
George Jellison fR) 403; for ward
clerk, Anne NJ. Wilson CD 1853. Har-
ry Farris (R) 403: for member to
the board of educat ton, DR.. Edwin p.
Fish CD 1872, Arthur A. Head (Rl
402.
WARD 4
For mayor: Charles r. Miller CD
473; DIR. p. r. Baird (R) 491..' For
alderman: DIR. NJ. NJ. Small CD asa:
w. Arthur Farwell (R) 463. For
councilmen: Callahan r. Mccarthy
CD AGA; Louis Breton CD 400;
John f. Choate (R) 4S7: George w.
Perry (R) 463. For warden: Frank
Plumstead CD 466; Charles H. Pull
sifer (R) 400. For constable: George
H. Simpson CD 4S1; Albert f. Wade
CD 467: Addie kimball (R) 48S.
ton: Mark Bartlett CD 461; Dr.
John G. Towne (R) 497.
WARD )
For mayor: Charles +. Miller CD
211; DR.. Paul r. Baird (R) 595. For
alderman: Eldridge T. Foster CD
266; Edwin NJ. Foster (R) $50. For
councilmen: Harry Clukey CD 263;
James MCGEE CD 1858; Calvin
Graves (R) 5sS: Chester Branch (R)
592. For warden: Harold LeBonte
CD 264; Thomas Z. Vose (R) 592.
For constable: G. l.. Smart CD 26s;
Charles H. Harrington (R) SIS. For
ward clerk: Walter Crawford Cd
go; Jennie Bowler (R) 592,
WARD 6
For mayor: Charles F. Fuller (D)
457; DR.. P. r. Baird (R) 24S. For
alderman. Gilbert Bourgoin (D) 422:
Romeo Paganucci (R) 2S4. For
councilmen, Joseph Michaud Cd
442; Eugene Bolduc CD 446: Dom
mic Casavant (R) 25S: w. p. Stew
art CR) 24S. For warden: Alfred T.
Butler CD 456; Edwin j. Cote R)
c49. For constable. Charles Beaus-
chene CD 449: Charles r. Cote (R)
255. For ward clerk: Mrs. Eva NJ.
Trainer CD 459; Iva L. Herman (R)
247.
WARD 7
For mayor. Charles F. Miller CD
$50; DR.. p. r. Baird (R) 235. For
alderman. Thomas Page Jr. CD 537;
William f. Colby (R) c44. For coun-
cilmen. George Maheu D) SAG: Fred
Fortier CD 545: Donna Robarge (R)
2c9; Albert Niolette OR) 231. For
warden, Joe IT. Boulette CD 553:
Walter F.. Rodericll Ot) 2o7. For
constable. w. J. Breard Cd SAG:
Alex Nashon tR) 227. For ward
clerk. Mrs. Sadie Robitaille (D) SOL;
Herbert Butler R) 22S.
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COBURN NOTES

The Captains Club held a very i'm
portant meeting Saturday at CO.
burn at which several matters of in
terest to the student body were
taken up. This club is the Student
Athletic Governing Body and is COM
posed of all Captains with Coach
HaineS as advisor. The Captains
present were Henry Shanahan. Foot
ball and bas,:ot ball; George Grady,
Baseball; Hollis Wood, Track; Ed
win Leary, hockey.
Coach Haines opened the meeting
which was the first of the year and
he called for nomination of presi-
dent. A ballot was taken and Leary
was elected president. The meet
ing was then turned over to him and
George Grady was elected secretary.
The first matter to be taken up
was the awarding of Hockey letters
and 1T was voted to give letters to
the following men: Edwin Leary
Captain; Gordon Fuller. Manager;
Jack Burnham. Fred Ellis, Phillip
Rowland, Alfred Weston, Norman
Williams and Donald Mason.
, The second subject was that of
| awarding Cross Country letters. Up
! to the present time there has been
/ TO rule in the Club Constitution
which covered this and it was DEEM
ed advisable by Coach Haines to
make some definite ruling in regards
| to the matter. 1t was voted to
award a letter to any man who
| finished in the first quarter of the
field in a State meet or meet with
any of the other three Prep Schools
namely Hebron, Kents Hill and
| Westbrook. In dual meets the mat
ter of letters will be left to the
discretion of the Captains Club.
The next rule adopted will per-
! haps interest the Students more than
any that has SO far been made, that
is the awarding of sweaters and
| blankets in sports. The rule is that
If a man earns his letter in a sport
! for two years he will be awarded a
star, for three years he will re-
ceive a sweater and four years
a blanket. Standard sweaters to
be awarded in each respective
sport were also chosen. For football
| a crimson sweater, with &c" will be
| given. Hockey men will be given
white ring -necked swea tiers, baseball
| will be a black coat sweater
and track black ring necked
sweater. AS a new basket ball let
ter is to be given instead of the old
English CO. the style of sweater was
not decided upon.
The Coach also mentioned the fact
that certificates may be given with
letters as soon as he can find out
more about what is best suited for a
certificate OF this sort.
AS no Cross Country Captain for
next year has been elected. the Club
appointed Leslie Spaulding acting
captain until after the first meet
next fall.
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Delta Delta Delta Holds
Imitation Banquet

The seventeenth annual initiation
md Banquet Of Alpha Epsilon Chap
Ter Of Delta Delta Delta, was held
Saturday, February IS. Initiation
was held in the afternoon. the fol-
loving were initiated: the Misses
Charlotte B. Clary, Amy o. Dear
! born, Mona Heron. Marion E..
Jacobs and Margaret Vigue.
The Banquet was held at the Elm
wood, Miss Helen Springfield. "a,
vas toastmistress, Miss Betty Tar
nnt rs, Choragus. Those who
ave toasts were the Misses Marion
Johnson, '25, Harriet Fletcher. 81,
Mrjorie Sterling, '25, Marion Jacobs,
y Elizabeth Collins. the delegate
nom University of Maine, Charlotte
CARY. '2S, Lena Drisko, '26. Nettie
sunnals, 'oS, and Donnie Getchell.
Tho banquet committee was as
Blows: the Misses Bernice Robin
M rs, Helen Davis. '26. Beatrice
aim rs, Fayalene Decker, '27, and
nosene Hill. '26.
TIE alumnae present were the
Misses Hildagarde Drummond. 10,
ian Runnals. '08, Helen Spring
ah "A, Donnie Getchell, '24, I~ry
ntaon. ~, Emily Vigue, "a, Louise
SPRINGFIELD, "a.
telegram of greetings was re-
TNeo from Mrs. Elivia Royal
howard Of st. Louis, Missouri, who
!" iormeriy of the class '26.
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n l,sH !ons as sick sour bloated up
NM uoas stomach. headaches, bad
~ pimply skin and general lack
Not until his own severe
! ri Luz no stomach trouble made him
n.nseiable all over did he decide
& ~ the test himself. Within a
n.y. ne felt like a new person.
~ because he found the real
II, !, ~ MS condition and the sensible
Wn remedy it
u hlie,a2
:, is tho danger sign which
q \. nay the poisons and foul gases
Sksxis sluggish stomach, liver and
fkS .re seeping through your
~ ~ o every muscle and every
| ID "a Snese poisons. unless checked.
cAnsssNs 70 cause 80 per cent Of all
n0,,,. otten rheumatism, neuritiA
Nhrs sreven lung trouble and other
hdes. 1liments. Yet thousands have
IA van rnd don't know 1t until too
| IN 1, ~ may think you are free
out test may surprise YOU
n. ~ ladiean Tes, Yourself
f6,n,.,u rinalysis made. and II tho
y an reports Indican present or IL
tAasss Ieer how poisoned you are
eAets % sluggish bowels. bilious
han soor bloated-up stomach. bad
|snedi .n;cadaches and poor appetite.
u Ivs. start taking Carter's Lit.
I!N M. pilis. Next have another
y in1Isse IN few days and see how
" m"Ssn starts to disappear and
~. ssn better you feel In every
IL sr I, Little Liver Pill. no. only
" me me stomach. liver and bowels
~ fine hea,,hv manner hut
[lAn1n lave been found TO drive the
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to hire money by loan. Art. "A. To
see If the town will vote to raise $4,000
to pay the note which falls due on the
school Indebtedness incurred at a spe-
cial town meeting December 90, 1922
raised $4,000.
Art. 46. To see If the town will
vote to raise the sum of $500 to pay
the note for shingling the South
Grammar schoolhouse and authorized
at special town meeting September
6. 1924-raised $500. Art. AZ. Voted
the price for men and teams on State
highway be left to selectmen.
Art As. Voted to raise sum of
S2513.07 to pay note for snow bill for
1924.
Midway in the afternoon session B.
II. Lawrence spoke of the passing
away last Saturday evening of w. j,
Bradbury, who had given such faith
full service as town clerk. and moved
the business of the meeting be sus-
pended for one minute and all arose
and stood in silence with bowed heads.
Voted to pay $?5 to the moderator
for his services. Meeting adjourned.
RIDGE ROAD-Mr. and Mrs. II.
s. HoXie and daughter. Laura of
North Fairfield, passed Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. d. w. Ellis.-MrS. l.. T.
Woodman. who has been i'll for the
past week, is better.-Harry Stewart
has returned from Boston, where he
has been passing the winter.-Asa
Archer, who had the misfortune to
injure his leg while saving wood
last week, is not able to be out yet.
ID. w. Ellis was business caller
in Augusta, Saturday. Mrs. Ellis.
who went to Augusta to attend the
Governors ball, has returned home.
T. A. Richardson and L. L. Wilcox,
have been having their hay pressed.
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TANLAC
FOR YOUR HEALTH

Blackington: II A. NJ, Dickinson's
Electrical Shop Barron; Crafty
II. Weeks: T.. NJ. Roderigue V Bre-
ton. Balckingt ton Boyle; 3 Z. NJ,
Ruel v Peace. Blackington Boyle; 4
p. NJ, AIichaud Mason, Dubord-
Peacock!
Friday, March Go A. NJ. Huston
& Co. Sirois. Peacock-Dubord; 10
A. NJ, Waterville Iron Works Nor
neau: Perkins & WeeksMarcou; II
A. NJ. Paine V Nelson, Perkins &
Weeks Crafty; 2 p. NJ, American
Clothing Co. V Willette; Levine
Wilette pro Sc; p. NJ, Page v
Billings, Levine Billings: p. NJ,
Frazier V Braley. Blackington-An-
drews, Nelson C Gardiner.
Saturday, March 20 A. NJ. Hill
Co. Cover Blackington-C Chapman:
10 A. NJ. Poirier V Normand; Plum
stead Crafty specially.
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COBURN NOTES

CLANCY Brown, a graduate of Cob
urn in 1916 was a visitor at the school
Yesterday Mr.. Brown has just re-
ceived a degree of Master of Bust
ness Administration from the Harv-
ard Graduate School Of Business Ad-
ministration. Mr.. Brown is stopping
in Waterville on short furlough
He graduated from Coburn with high
honors. graduated from Colby college
in 1921, spent a year in Boston Uni
versity and from there entered Har-
ward Business School
Mildred Conant who was student
of Coburn last fall, returned yester-
day for a shot visit. Miss Conant is
at present staying at her home in
Winterport.
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Legion Meeting Held

The weekly meeting Of the George
n. Bourque Post of the American
Legion was held last evening at Le-
gion hall on Silver with one Of the
largest attendances for some time
Reports were heard from several
committees concerning the progress
of the plans for the Legion pop cons
cert which is to be held here in the
18th of March. From the present
outlook the event will be one of the
best that the local post has ever
sponsored.
Enthusiasm prevailed at the meet
ing and a feature was the entertain
ment put on by Vallee and Leclalr.
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Supercilious

higgins was the proud owner of n,
new fiivver. and had invited his friend
Spruggs to drive downtown with him.
On a crowded street they found just
enough parking space to accommo-
date them.
Lucky to locate this place" eX-
ulted Spruggs. Another Ford must
have Just pulled out.
Yes" acduiesced higgins loftily.
"eithcr that or a couple of small
cqrS"
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No Opposition to
Democrats in Lewiston

Lewiston, Me-, March 2-The DEM
ocratic ticket in the Lewiston NUM-
cipal election was unopposed today
when former mayor DR.. Robert j.
Wiseman for mayor and the several
candidates for aldermen received the
total number of votes cast. 1879. AL
dermen elected: John L. Breen: Lee
Pettingill: Jean B. Plante: Dr. Geo.
b. OConnell; Alphonse J. Bernard;
Philip McGraw and Edward I. Golf,
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W!NSLOW
Ida Crosby Dickey

Mrs. Ida Crosby Dlckey, daughter
of the late Stephen and Betsy Jewett
Crosby, died at Augusta on March
at the age of 67 years. Funeral serv-
ices will be conducted from the home
of her nephew, Harvey Hodges of the
Garland road. this home being her
birthplace and the greater part of her
life being spent there. 1nterment will
be in the family lot on the old home
place. Rev. L. S. Dolliff. pastor Of
the Winslow CongreG ational church,
will officiate at the services, which
will be private.
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Hodgkins Again
In City Ellsworth

Ellsworth. Me-. March Lewis
Hodgkins, Democrat. was reelected
mayor of Ellsworth today and the en-
tire Democratic ticket went into of
flee with him. The only contest was
for street commissioner, Joseph Nor
rison, Republican, losing to William
f. Harrington, Democrat, the pres
ent incumbent.
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Makes Autos Go 40 Miles on
One Gallon of Gas

Sioux Falls. s. Dak.-James A..
May of 1880 Lacotah Bldg, has per-
fected an amazing new device that
cuts Down gas consumption. removes
all carbon. prevents spark plug trou-
BILE and overheating. Many cars have
made over 40 miles on gallon. Any
one can install 1t in five minutes. Mr..
May wants agents, and Is offering to
send one free to one auto owner in
each locality. Write him today.
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Domestic Science Committee Meets


The Domestic Science Department
of the Waterville Womans Club
he!d very happy meeting at the
home of Mrs. George Cannon, Mrs.
Dana Clement and Mrs. Oscar Hub
bard acting with her as hostesses.
The entertainment took the form
of a ST. Patricks day celebration
Readings appropriate to the occasion
were given by Mrs. Minnie Simpson,
of Fairfield. and Miss True Hardy OF
Colby College.
The refreshments were as green
as could be made and suit the palate
The potato salad was decorated with
green, and with this hot biscuits
We're served, and pineapple pudding
with Green cream and cakes follow
cd
The afternoon was voted a success
as is usual when this department OF
the club gather.
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..s,,,ar meeting of the Water
Ine va,~onis club was held last
sue ,. IS ~ the Elmwood hotel. The
|essn aus, sneaker of the evening was
grncpp,t hmr Buckner of the Unitar-
Ns. .. M Of this city who spoke on
tn c ua.ure and ideals of the organi-
ths ~. Ssh short talks were also heard
psW.. ,nmber of the other members.
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improved although still confined to
his home on Lithgow street.
Winslow Tea Club Holds Meeting

Winslow Tea Club Holds Meeting
Mrs. Charles Marcia very pleas
antly entertained the members of the
Winslow Tea Club at her home on
Lithgow street Friday evening. The
program: opening song, softly Now
the Light of Day." roll call: "A
Friend in Need in A Friend Indeed"
Mrs. Janet Marcia; selection from
Pollock, by Mrs. Bessie Proctor;
Spring" Mrs. Isabelle Peters.
Dainty refreshments consisting of
grape conserve, sandwiches, fruit
cake and tea were served. Mrs. Mar
ture entitled Success" for which
she gracefully acknowledged her
thanks.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. Nellie LaChance of Waterville,
the date to be announced later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Haley Entertain
Mr.. anG Mrs. Fred Haley of Lith-
gov street very delightfully."- enter
tanned few guests at musicale last
Saturday evening and a most pleas
ant time was the expression of all
guests
The musical program was as fol-
lows: selection by the orchestra,
CoiiipoSeu VI L Il. nelson, cOrnet, AL
fred LeClair, violin, Allen Prescott
and Harry Leavitt, saXaphones, Mrs
haley, piano; fancy dance, Lenore
LeClafr; vocal solo, Alfred LeCIair,
accompanied by Mrs. LeClair; violin
solo. F. E. Nelson; piano duet, Mr..
LeClair and daughter Lenore; trio,
Frank Nelson, A. D. Prescott and
Mrs. Prescott; piano duet, Mrs. Le-
Clair and Mrs. Haley; saxaphone
solo, Harry Leavitt, accompanied by
Mrs. Prescott; group singing Of old
songs, with Mrs Prescott at the pi-
apo.
Refreshments consisting Of cold
meat, salads, assorted sandwiches,
assorted cake, jello with whipped
cream and coffee were served by the
hostess, Mrs. Haley. The guests left
at late hour and voted a wonderful
time.
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100 >mpetent

President-About this man You
mention for the position of cashier.
Is he competent:
Director-They tell me he was.
never known to make a mistake i'll
his books.
President-That settles It. A man
who's as expert as that is not to be
trusted.
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John Levasseur has returned to his
work as chief protector at the City
Opera House, after an absence of six
months due to the facture of his an
kles and an arm when he fell from
the staging behind the scenec at the
theatre. During his absence Mr.. La
vasseur's position has been filled by
Leo Dutille
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PIT'TTSFIEL.D

There will be a parish meeting
Wednesday night at 7.30 at the
church vestry. A large attendance
is desired as matters of importance
viii, be taken up.
The New Era Auxiliary will meet
Thursday afternoon. March 5 at the
home of Mrs. Jennie Randlett. South
Main street. The afternoon will DO
given up to a public auxiliary. tea.
Every lady in the parish is asked to
be present and the admission will be
25 cents. The hostesses will be Mrs.
Jennie Randlett, Mrs. Addie Apple
by, Mrs. b. J. Slipp. Mrs. Emma
Stevens and Mrs. Maude Goodwin.
Mrs. Harry Randlett of Hartland
was in town Saturday leaving later
fer visit in Portland.-Mrs. Mary
f. Salisbury of Searsmont, who has
teen the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Marden returned to her home Satur-
day.-Miss Ethel Sanford returned
Sunday to Attleboro, Mass. to re-
sumo her position in the city schoo!
after passing a week with her par
eEts. Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Sanford
on Hartlan1 avenue.-Mr. and Mrs.
Arson Crowel, went to Skowhegan
Saturday where they passed the
weekend with relatives.
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Woman's Association Meetina

The regular monthly meeting of
the Waterville Woman's Association
wac, held at the rooms 131 Main ST.,
with a good attendance. The regu-
lar reports We're given and showed
much work accomplished during the
past month.
1t was voted to discontinue the
Saturday lunches.
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Republicans Have
Own WAY in Bath

Bath, Me-. March 2-George w
Dean, unopposed Republican, was
elected mayor today, sweeping an
entire Republican city council into
Office with him. The only fight was
in Wards and 4. William A. Fur
bear, chairman of the board Of edu-
cation, was reelected for four
year term over DR.. Clarence A.
eaSlee.
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ERVILLE LOCAL NEWS
Office 47 MAIN ST. TELEPHONE wArERvnLE

The Ladies' Aid of the Congrega.
tional church will meet in the lower
Vcstry tomorrow afternoon at $50
O'Clock. The hostesses will be Mrs.
George Stobie, Mrs. John Nivison and
Mrs. John Murray. A good attendance
is desired.
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TRIALLIST FOR
MARCH TERM OF
MUNICIPAL COURT

The trial list for the March term
Of the Waterville municipal court
was made public yesterday by Judge
Charles w. Atchley and it is as fol-
lows:
Thursday, March So A. NJ, Patten
v Corey, Corey pro Sc;
10 A. NJ, Cannon Sawtelle, Levine
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Arthur Roderick left last night
W, s york to attend the Paris
N ~" Evenings. She was accompa-
t ~ " Mrs. Harry Clukey. They Will
~ an. ~ until March Is.
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-. v,,, be a stated convocation
In s.s Chapter, No. 50. Il. A. NJ,
y !, ..ssning at $50 o'clock. Besides
Oh srrlar business of the meeting
IN ' Eli be a reception of applica-
- and balloting.
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Miss Mildred Knowlton has re-
turned to her home on Gilman street
after passing the week in Boston
with relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-03

IA Mrs. Walter Lint are the
". daughter, born last
&annu " .fternoon. Before her
st STAKE Mrs. Lint was MISS FRANCES
tsn Of Benton.
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Y,hrsry and Music committee
ne MMeterville Woman's Club will
ne .,.n Miss Moroe Morse at 10
i, sst.r ma avenue this afternoon at 3
i .tnrk
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The Ladies' Aid Of the Universalist
church will meet with Mrs. Fred E.
Wheeler, 60 Burleigh street, tomorrow
afternoon.
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Community Sacred Concert

The Universalist church vestry
ana parlors We're filled to capacity at
4 o'clock Sunday afternoon, when a
Community sacred concert was pre-
scented. The program of very high
order was personally conducted by
Mrs. Jessie c. Cam. and reflected
great credit on her ability and that
ot the several soloists, as well as on
the instrumental trio. Mrs. Barbara
Foster, orsanist, Miss Estelle Bau-
ram. violinist Mrs Ruth Plummer
Cook. cello and Mrs. Jennie Hamil-
ton as pianist.
The chorus was made up OF tho
chOirs from The several churches in
town and those present greatly en-
joyed the excellent musical program.
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Said the bank teller to the new girl
bookkeeper:
You didn't foot il M"
Certainly not" she replied. Il took
taxi
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Let Tanlac
restore your health

yOuI UOuy Is oil 1dSSCu-Out
1 and rundown, if you are los
ing weight steadily, lack appe-
tite, have no strength or ener-
gy-why not let Tanlac help
you back to health and
strength?
So many millions have been
benefited by the Tanlac treat
ment, so many thousands have
written to testify to that effect
that it's sheer folly not to make
the test.
Tanlac, you know, is a great
natural tonic and builder, a
compound, after the famous
Tanlac formula, of roots, barks
and herbs. 1t purges the blood
stream, revitalizes the diges-
tive organs and enables the
sickly body to regain it's
vanished weight.
You don't need to wait long
to get results. Tanlac goes
right to the seat of trouble. In
a day or so you note a vast diff
ference in your condition. You
have more appetite, sleep bet
ter at night and the color be-
gins to creep back into your
Washed-out cheeks.
Don't put off taking Tanlac
TAKE TANLAC VEGETABLE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-03

another precious day. Step
into the nearest drug store and
get a bottle of this world
famed tonic. That's the first
important step back to health
and vigor.
PILLS FOR CONSTIPATION
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-03-03
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