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HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION
MEETS TUESDAY p. M.

The regular monthly meeting of
the Americas and Sumter County
Hospital Association which was post
poned from last week, will be held
Tuesday afternoon at three o'clock
at the home of the President, Mrs. c.,
C. Hawkins on College street. All
members are cordially invited to be
present.
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Worthy Jr.,
announce the birth of son, Novem-
Der, 18th, who has been named Lee
Allen Worthy.
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MISS DOROTHY COLLINS
TO ENTERTAIN Y w AS.

{ Miss Dorothy Collins will enter
tain the Y. W. A. s Tuesday after
moon at three o'clock at her home on
Elm Ave.
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No matter what you have to worry
about, it is about half over if you
can talk it over.
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A beautiful home may be a castle,
or it may be the arms of someone
who loves you.
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ELECTRIC HEATERS-Reat when
and where you want it. Quick,
clean, comfortable. Shumake, $40
n. Hampton ST., at Machine Shop.
10 Ct
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CROSLEY RADIO better costs less.
Authorized sales service station.
Wallis Electric Co., 113 S. Lee St.
Phone 556.-1S-tf.
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Immediately after the address the
Junior Senator returned by motor to
his home in Vienna.
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f. POWELL will be in Americas re-
silvering mirrors at Nj. N. Ed
wards, Nov. 16 to 2O.-4-4t
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FOR RENT-Four room flat in,
Johnson apartment. Phone 1853.
1S-3t
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WANTED-Women to make money
in spare or full time. Write inn
mediately for full particulars. Ro-
nance Perfumers, General p o. Box
S6s Brooklyn, N. Y.-16-1t
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CLASSIFIED EASEMENTS
MISCELLANEOUS

MONEY TO LOAN on Farms and
City Property. payable one to
twenty years. Stephen Pace.
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FO SALE-Thoroughbred Indian
Game chickens. Mrs. L. F. Rogers.
Phone 100. -12-3t
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SEVERAL PERSONS inquired at
the Times Recorder office Cor
places to secure room and board.
And advertisement in this colu..n
would have been seen by them. A
word to the wise should he enough
Phone 80 for rates.-24~tf.
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For RENT

HIGHEST Cash price paid for any
size, variety or quantity of Pecans
Neon Buchanan.-26-tf
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LOST-Saturday night, crank to a
Buick car. If found, phone 632.
-16-1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-14

to one person at least, and that is
the warden of the State prison, Mr..
Eaton.
The resolve is to reimburse him
for money paid to the prisoners
during the months of October No
vember and December of last year.
And as you all know, the Attorney
General has ruled that such payment
was illegal. This payment was made
by the warden of the State prison
under explicit orders from the Gov
error and Council, so that he is en-
tieely blameless in the matter. In
order to have his accounts allowed
no must make this up out OF his own
pocket, and therefore 1t seems to me
the matter should go along as speed
ily as possible.
1 move you. Mr.. President, that
the bill be recommitted to the conf
mittee on State prison.
The motion was agreed to.
Orders of the Day
Mr.. SPEIRS OF Cumberland: Mr.
President, | move to reconsider the
vote whereby we referred to the
committee on taxation II. d. Al. SO
and "a and s. d. SO.
The PRESIDENTS: The Chair
would ask the Senator from Cum
berland, Senator Speirs, if he will
not make one motion at a time?
Mr.. SPEIRS: l thought I would
save time, Mr.. President, by bring
ing them all in at once.
l move we reconsider the vote
whereby we referred to the commit
tee on taxation, H. d. a.
Mr.. ALLEN of York: Mr.. Presi-
dent, do l understand that l have
permission to speak on this ques-
tione
The PRESIDENT: l do not know
any reason why not.
Mr.. ALLEN; Mr.. President. in
the interest of harmony. and that
there may be no misunderstanding
between the committee on taxation
and the committee on ways and
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pRoRArE NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing appointments were lnaue .py
the Probate Court within and ior tne
County of Kennebec, and sald APP
pointees duly qualified as follows:
Herbert Z. Kelley of Boston, Mass,
administrator of the estate of Ellen J.
organ, late of Boston. Mass. deceased
and Wilson A. Clement OF belgrade
agent: qualified February 9, 1873.
Asrvsy 8. Bean of Vienna, admins
traitor of the estate Of Albert French
Bean, late of Vienna. deceased; quail
fed February 9, 1925.
Clarence n. Penney of. Lewiston,
Androscoggin County, administrator
of the estate of Elsie o. Penney, late
of Oakland. Kennebec County. de-
CEASED: qualified February 8. 1925.
Parker NJ. Cooper Of Albion, admin
istrator Of the estate of Eliza p.
Cooper, late of Albion. deceased; quail
flied February 9, 1925.
Annie B. Puriutou of Augusta execu-
trix of the will of Francis =. Puran-
ton, late Of Augusta, deceased; quail
fed February 9. 1925.
william D. Hutchins Of Augusta, and
Joseph B. Brooks Of PITTSBURGH. Pa
executors of the will Of Mary =.
Crowell, late of Augusta. deceased
and Frank +. Southland of Augusta
agent; qualified February 9. 1928.
81, p. Stuart of Belgrade. administra-
tor of the estate Of Antonio Salamone.
late of Belgrade. deceased; quailhed
February IL. 1925.
Attest: r. w. LEIGHTON.
Register Of Probate.
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Reports of Committees

Mr.. Carlton. from the Committee
on Interior Waters. on bill AN Act
to change the name OF Long Pond
to Crescent Lake" Is. p. So, report
ell that the same ought not to pass.
Report was read and accepted and
sent town for concurrence.
! Mr.. BuZzell, from the Committee
on Agriculture, on bill AN Act to
amend Section of Chapter 1874 of
! the Public Laws of 1923 relating to
the control and suppression of the
European Corn Borer" Is, p. 26)
Is. D. 23) reported that the same
ought to pass.
| The report was accepted, and on
motion by Mr.. Wadsworth of Ken
nebec, the bin was tabled pending
first reading.
Mr.. Lord, from the same commit
tee. on Resolve. making appropria
ton for the study and control of the
fruit or blueberry fly in Maine" Is.
p. 90 Is. D. 24) reported that the
! same ought to pass.
The report was read and accepted
and on motion by Mr.. Hinckley of
| Cumberland. the rules were suspend
ed, and the resolve given it's first
| reading.
On motion by Mr.. Wadsworth of
| kennebec. the resolve was then
| tabled pending second reading.
MIR. Carlton. from the Committee
on Interior. Waters, on bill IAN Act
| to change the name of Pleasant
Pond in the towns of Whitefield and
Jefferson, to Clary Lake" Is. p. 16)
reported that the same ought to
pass.
| The report was red and accepted
and the bill laid upon the table for
| printing under the joint rules.
! Passed to be Engrossed
An Act to change the name of the
| Trustees of Gould's Academy in
Bethel Oh. p. 26) (H. u. $50.
! An Act to amend Sections 3, 4 and
Oh chapter Alb of the Private and
| Special Laws of 1898. relating to the
East Maine Conference Seminary
Oh. p. 27) (H. D. S2).
} An Act increasing the amount to
be paid for clerk hire in the Office
Of the Recorder Of the MunicinaI
| Court of the City Of Portland az. p.
70l Oh. d. 81.
! An Act relating to the SALARY of
the Judge of the Municipal Court of
portland Oh. p. ~ (H. d. SO).
| An Act to amend Section "a of
Chapter 8 of the Revised Statutes.
reiating to the preparation and pub
nsnlhg OF an annual list of corpora
tions delinquent in payment of their
ifs an taxes IS. p. 49, Is. d. 12).
the PRESIDENT: The Chair laws
peiore the Senate Resolve in favor
OF Lester D. Eaton. warden of the
state prison, returned to the Senate
pursuant to the order presented Inv
the Senator from Somerset, Senator
S iciley. The Chair recognizes the
senator from Franklin, Senator
| Morrison: '"i
Mr.. MORRISON: Mr.. President
l see that the Senator from Somer,
set. who introduced the order yes
terday morning is not present, but |
Understand he had talk with the
chairman of the committee on state
prison and that It was perfectly sat-
lstactory to him that this matter 20
along. / may say that this is an i'm
portant matter. that is. important
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Act relating to Teachers PehSi''
(H. p. No. 59S) -
$500 copies ordered prih'e''
Indian Affairs q,
BY Mr.. Decker of Milo: ,Petitloh 90.
Governor John S. Nelson for tle a,
peal of Chapter SO Of the ResoNe' Of
1865, relating to the Election
Tribal officers. Oh. p. No. asD
By the same gentleman: K sa,Sou
STRANGE of Governor John .. Ne' Do.
and 46 others, members OF the INV
nobscot Tribe of Indians agaihs. o." ii
change in Section is of Chapte1 10
Of the Revised Statutes, relatin is,b,,
dividends to members of the
Gil. =. No. 600)
Inland Fisheries and Game +,
BY Mr.. Drake of Bath: An AZ. IN
close hunting in certain territol, as
Sagadahoc County. to be KNOW" m.
the West Bath Game Preserve.
2. No. 60D Act
BY Mr.. Wheeler of Paris: AN Aiding
relating to fishing in brook enlp.;rd
into Thompson Lake at On On as
known in oxford and Otisne,u Of
Greedy Brook, and in the tI"tl
Continued on Page 10-Co'.
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THE S2nd maine LEGISLATURE
Stenographic Report of Proceedings
in the House and Senate

vised Statutes, Chapter 10. Section
II, 1 have the honor to herewith
transmit the county estimates for
the Years 1925 and 1926 of the sew
eral counties of the State Of Maine,
which have been filed with the
Secretary Of State
Respectfully,
49,. (Signed) FRANK w BALL
Secretary Of State.
Which was read and referred to
the Committee on Counties in con-
currence.
The following bills, petitions. ETC.,
were received and on recommended
ton by the committee on reference
of bills were referred to the follow
ing committees:
Appropriations and Financial Affairs
BY Mr.. Anthoine Of Cumberland,
Resolve, in Favor for the Maine
School for the Deaf. IS. P. 1859.
BY Mr.. Wadsworth Of Kennebec,
Resolve, Providing for the Purchase
of the book to be issued by" the
Maine State Bar Association in COM
memoration of the adoption of the
constitutions of the United States
and of Maine. IS. L. 1850.
con motion by Mr.. Smith Of
Somerset, out of order it was
Ordered, the House concurring,
that when the House and Senate ad-
jcurn they adjourn to meet Tues
day. February II, at 4.30 o'clock.
Sent down for concurrence.)
BY Mr.. CRAM of Cumberland, Re
solve, for Maine General Hospital
for medical or surgical treatment of
certain persons. Is. P. 1879.
Agriculture
BY Mr.. Lord of York. An Act to
amend section five of Chapter 81 of
the Revised Statutes. as amended
by Chapter 66 Of the Public Laws of
1919, relating to the registration Of
milk dealers. Is. P. 1887.
BY the same Senator. An Act to
define certain grades of milk offered
for sale within the State. Is. p. 1880.
$500 copies of each ordered printed)
Claims
BY Mr.. PERKINS of Penobscot,
Resolve. in favor of Raymond Smith.
Is. P. 1907.
Education
BY Mr.. Holley of Somerset. Re-
solve. in favor Of Somerset Academy
Is. =. 214).
Inland Fisheries and Game
BY Mr.. Buzzell Of Oxford. Re
monstrance of c. D. Merrill and 40
others against any change in the law
as regards fishing in Lovewelrs
Pond in the town Of Fryeburg. Is.
P. 19D.
Ply Mr.. Hussey Of Aroostook, An
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voted to concur with the House In
the passage of the order.

The PRESIDENT: Is there. any
other business that we may do at
this time? l will say that the House
has concurred with the adjournment
order, and that when the Senate ana
House adjourn they adjourn to meet
next Tuesday afternoon, at 4.3o
o'clock.
On motion by Mr.. Phillips OF Han
cock.
Adjourned until next Tuesday
afternoon, at 4.3O o'clock.
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STATE OF MAINE
To All Persons Interested in Eth, =.
the Estates Hereinafter NamsS =

At a Probate Court held at Ausr,.,
in and for the County of Kennebec ~
the sixth day of February in the vs w
Of our Lord one thousand nine hnrl
dred and twenty-fivea The foIlowins
matters having been presented for ~
action thereupon hereinafter ind,css'
ed, 1t Is hereby ORDERED:
That notice thereof be given to an
persons interested, by causing = cec nv
Of this order to be published thrs..
weeks successfully in the Daily Ken
nebec Journal, a newspaper ptblishaa
at Augusta, in said County, that fhsv
may appear at Probate Court 10 h
held at said Augusta, on the tvsn.v'
third day of February. A. D. 1925 y
ten o'clock in the forenoon, ana ).
heard thereon If they see cause.
ceased. Will and petition for prchsts
thereof and for appointment Of erecu.
trix without bond presented BY FIor,
e. Delano, executrix named therein
Levi Hallowell, late Of Augusta. Il.
ceased. win and petition for probate
thereof and for appointment Of execu.
trix without bond presented by AbbIs
M. Hallowell, executrix named therein
Alonxo r. Trask, late of Aurusts
deceased. Petition filed asking thai
Edward r. Merrill Of SkowheEan hs
appointed administrator Of the estats
Of said deceased.
Winifrsd Hamilton. late Of Ausust,.
deceased. Final account presents
for allowance by Stephen ]. Hegarty,
Rebscca p. Dyer, late Of August,
deceased. Second account presented
for allowance by Frank G. Earring.
ton. trustee.
Charles J. Lincoln, late Of August,
deceased. First account presented
for allowance by Frank G. Harrington,
mildred z. Slower, late Of August,
deceased. First and final account pre-.
scented for allowance by Perley B
Slower. administrator.
Ellen A. Eaton, late of Winslow. Dc.
late of Winslow. deceased. Petition
for assessment Of inheritance tax pre-.
scented by Cyril NJ. Jolly, administra.
tor.
Ellen A. Eaton, late of winslow, DE-.
ceased. Petition for distribution pre-.
.Tena n. Prince, late Of Monmouth
deceased. Petition for distribution
presented by N. w. Richardson. 3D.
Annie N. Pushard, late of West
Gardiner. deceased. Petition for Ii.
cense to sell real estate of said de.
SSoSCu. oiSdolCu al Wcbl, 1dIuis
ner. presented by Charles L. Andrews
public administrator.
Abbie b. Eaton, late of Augusta, De.
ceased. Final account presented for
allowance by Mary NJ. Eaton, admins.
tratriX. SIS
Laura Bonns of waterville.s Final
account presented for allowance By
Sara A. Blumenthal. guardian.
Witness, HAROLD f. COOK. Judge
Of said Court. at Augusta, this sixth
day of February in the year of our
Lord one thousand nine hundred and
twenty-five.
R. w. LEIGHTON, REGISTER.
fahS
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Mr.. CLARKE Of Hancock: Mr.
President. l move to take from the
table S. 2. 173.
The motion was agreed to, and on
further motion by the same Senator,
the bill was referred TO the committee
on Judiciary.
Mr.. CARTER Of Anl:oscoSgin: Mr..
President, | move that we take from
the table II. ID. 76.
The motion was agreed to, and on
further motion by the same Senator.
II. D. &c. Resolve for the appointment
of one or more persons to represent
the State in certain proposed changes
in freight rates affecting the people
of the State, was refer ed to the COM
mittee on Public Utilities in concur
renee with the House.
Mr.. CARTER OF Androscocgin: Mr..
President, | now move that ii. d. 80,
An Act to prohibit boating and fish,
ing from beats on Lake Auburn. be
taken from the table.
The motion was agreed to, and on
further motion by the same Sena tor
the bill was referred to the COM
mittee on judiciary IN concurrence
with the committee on Reference.
The PRESIDENT: The Chair will
state that the Senate will recess sub
jcct to call.
(After Reaess)
Additional papers from the House
disposed of in concurrence.
Senate concurring, that the time for
presenting special and private legis-
lation he extended to include Feb
ruary II, 1925, and that no bill. act
or resolve pertaining TO private legis-
lation be received after four o'clock
February II, 1925.
In the House read and passed.
In the Senate on motion by Mr..
HinckleN Of Cumberland. the Senate
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GARDINER MUNICIPAL com.
SIS: February Z 100,
Henry o. Parmenter
vs..
Frank Condor

FRANK Condor
IL. S.
In a plea of the case as apnaar.
the writ in this action. And nos y
appearing to said judge that This y
tion was commenced by attachlnan, ~ !;
the defendants property, and thar "
the time Of the service of this - =
said defendant was not an inhah,s
of this state. and had no iTfsrsnIl
agent, or attorney. within the s..a
and that no personal service Ia. ha aV
made upon said defendant: 0esh
IT is ORDERED. that motto. !.
given to said Frank Condor 10 = MI, %
before our Judge of our Munic;e.i,
Court for the City of Gardiner IN. IN
County, on the second Monday y.
March. 1925, at nine o'clock N q. ot
forenoon: 10 show cause, if anv t I
has, why Judgment Should not he -. ne
dered against him In said action. u ~.
that said notice be given by pnhi; raa
ing an attested copy of this ords. !.
the Kennebec Journal, a newsnsnaaaa
published at Augusta in said Cni,rv, sl
three weeks successively,--t the Ivy.
publication to be at least seven dsrss
before the day of said Court. 's
WIN. C. ATKINS, Jude.
(Seal) 'euse'
A true copy. tst
Attest: WM. c. ATKINS. JUDI.
feb7-14-21 ase'
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Asst, VALENTINES DAY CROSS W0RD PUZZLE


sentiment Tor te oca
help the good cause along NO 49, Sefca 80 an
published Mondays paper
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eit0 APp1o'eu'
Papers from tine House disposed Of
jim concurrence.
. From the House: Resolve in favor
-4cf Earl G. Holbrook for damages
sustained in accident on state aid
highway.
rioo In the Senate referred to the COM
2smittee on judiciary.
In the House referred to commit
ss tee on Claims in non-concurrence
tps In the Senate, on motion by MI.
j., Hinckley Of Cumberland. tabled.
49,. From the House: An Act to
establish a finance commission in
The city of Lewiston.
In the House referred to the COM
mittee on legal affairs.
In the Senate, on motion by mr..
"eLAne Of Androscoggin, tabled pend
- Ing reference.
~" From the House:
THE majority of the Committee on
c1iqdiciary on bill AN Act relating to
H"tile protection Of children" Oh. +.
- 62)' = Oh. d. ID reporting that the
@:Rime ought not to pass.
ae IL (Signed) HINCkLEY
HUSSEY
80 HAMILTON
. N1CF1OAS
:: t:coc.- -. HALE
..a.ar. HOLMES 49,.
..e.,,.u WING
.rsU =" MARTIN
-i,raa,c CAKES
49, rhe minority from the same Com
mittee on the same subject matter
reporting that the same ought to
''''A'e (signed MAHER
- In the House the majority report
was accepted.
~ IN the Senate, on motion by Mr..
@Maher of Kennebec,. both reports
!, were tabled pending acceptance of
- either.
=! , Messages
4; 4; Communication from the Once OF
~ u Secretary Of State
- eo STATE OF MAINE
ASA "a ONCE Of the Secretary Of State
.s-~'at Augusta. February 10. 1925.
To'the President of the Senate, and
speaker of the House of Rep
.>o4:resentatives;
= Under the provisions Of the Re-
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SENATE

- ~ Friday, February Is. 1925.
'F77 Senate called to order by the
"a President.
Prayer by the Rev. r. w. D. Smith
Of Hallowell.
Journal of previous session read
and approved.
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Papers from tine House disposed Of
n concurrence.
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land, Senator Hinckiey. that this
petition he laid on the table.
The motion was agreed to.
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Horizontal
1-Conjunction, meaning il.
1.-The light of his life.
4-Form of to be.
"a term of respect; an English
title.
9-Cra fly.
12-Leviticus (abbr).
13-.Female sheep.
list. Valentines Day is dcdi-
Gated to them.
23-The Saint honored on this day.
24-Neuter pronoun of third per-
son.
25-Extra ordinary (abbr).
IA body Of Baptist young peo-
pie.
ga football position.
50-A plural pronoun.
32-Initials Of a lately deceased
known American.
S3-Branch of Church work.
Stumbled type-ask any print
er's devil.
S5-Rear part of house.
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37-The final part.
SS-A verb.
39-To make uniform.
IA drink, prohibited now.
42-What one variety of corn
| does.
43-Forkei.
45-A bird.
IA take suddenly.
47-Where lovers like to meet In
the summer time.
Vertical
1-Abbreviation for State capital
building.
3-The light of her life.
Point of the compass.
Form of an.
S-One who repeats.
9-An article OF clothing, favored
by athletes.
10--A football. position.
11-French for worn out.
14-Past tense of base.
16-Abbreviation for weight.
Ito expel by legal process.
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HOUSE

Friday, February IL. 1925.
The House met according to al
journment and was called to order
by the Speaker.
Prayer by the Rev. Mr.. Purves.
Journal of previous session read
and approved.
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ia compliment, slang, ask any
fapper.
19-Pertaining to the sky and also
the state Of true love.
20-A measurement in type.
21-Sudden uprisings.
22-Ton (abbr).
26-What attentive lovers bring to
their No. Is horizontal.
\ 29-What appreciative No. Is hori-
zontal give in payment for No. &c
vertical
31-A mans name.
34-Writing material.
36-Girls name.
37-Each (abbr).
SS-Name of sewing machine in
yentor.
4o--Girls use less OF them, now
bohs are popular.
42-Found in a church.
educational Capital State (abbr).
45-Where they mail their love
misSiyeS
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jan31. sat,3t

PROBATE NOTICE. Notice is ne a.y
by given that on the twenty-sixInn r ~ y
of January, 1925, George n. sn SASS
Fairfield in the County OF so la me
was by the Probate Court 1oI ,,,sd
County of Kennebec. duly appoin..io
executor of the will of =: Ho mntT,
Bates, late of Augusta, in said Couda XIII
deceased. and that on the SANE md
said George N. Smell qualified rof
accepted said trust.
Attest: II. w. LEIGHICN.
Register Of Probate
ian31 sat,3t
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PROBATE NOTICE. Notice u nel th
by given that on the twentY,sni,.s
day of January. 1925. Frank 1s .ts
of Boston. Mass, was by the Prob sae
Court for the County of kennev.sSSs
duly appointed administrators OF 'i
estate of Ernest W. Lewis, iate "A
Readfield in said County. deceased,
and that on the same date SAID Fran Fran
B. Lewis qualified for and aecep'e ~
said trust. and Roger A. Gof9oh IN.
Jay. Franklin County was ouy -
pointed agent. =
Attest: r. w. LEIGHTON.
Register Of Probate.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-02-14

PROBATE NOTICE. Notice is here.
by given that on the twenty.six..,a
day of January. 1925. Lizzie Il Lt.ls
of Monmouth in the County OF Ken.
nebec. was by the Probate Court IOl
pointed administrative Of the estate
of Albina L. Little, late Of MonmoaIn
in said County. deceased. and that gu
the same date said Lizzie NJ Llus
qualified for and accepted said trust
Attest: r. w. Leighton,
Register Of Probate