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Mrs. Hattie M. Savage Wales, Me.
By Whom Married
Rev. Edward B. Foster, New Gloucester, Me. Rev. Edward B. Foster, New Gloucester, Me. Rev. Edward B. Foster, New Gloucester, Me. Rev. James W. Williams, Acton, Me. 73
Rev. E. W. Webber, Madison, Me.
Dec. 15. Boston, Mass.
Dec. 28. New Gloucester, Me.
1913-Jan. 4. Lewiston, Me.
Lillian E. Edwards Walter Rideout Berry Gladys Mabel Small Nelson Kenneth Austin Elizabeth Woodbury Walter HI. Small Sarah S. Peterson Elmer E. Edwards Lucy Ann Giles William J. Murphy
Birthplace
New Brunswick, N. S.
New Gloucester, Me.
Waterboro, Me.
New Gloucester, Me.
Hartford, Me.
New Gloucester, Me. New Gloucester, Me. Gray, Me.
Rev. James H. Holden, Boston, Mass. Rev. Edward B. Foster, New Gloucester, Me. Charles P. Lemaire, J. of P. Lewiston, Me.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN W. RIDEOUT. Town Clerk.
Place of Marriage Name of Groom and Bride Fred J. Birney
Blanche M. Rowe
Hollis E. Johnson
Florence A. Weymouth
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Warrant for Town Meeting
To John A. Haskell, Constable of the Town of New Glouces- ter, in the County of Cumberland and State of Maine : GREETING :
In the name of the State of Maine, you are hereby re- quired to notify and warn the inhabitants of the said Town of New Gloucester, qualified by law to vote in town affairs, to assemble at the Town House in said town of New Glou- cester on Monday, the 10th day of March A. D. 1913, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, to act on the following articles viz :
ARTICLE 1st.
To choose a Moderator to preside over said meeting.
ARTICLE 2nd.
To choose a Clerk for the ensuing year.
ARTICLE 3rd.
To receive and allow accounts.
ARTICLE 4th.
To hear and act on reports.
ARTICLE 5th.
To see if the town will vote to elect a road commissioner.
ARTICLE 6th.
To choose all necessary town officers for the ensuing year.
ARTICLE 7th.
To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise for contingent expenses.
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ARTICLE 8th.
To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise for the repair of roads and bridges.
ARTICLE 9th.
To see if the town will vote "yes" or "no" upon the adoption of the provisions of Chapter 112 of the Pub- lic Laws of Maine, for the year 1907, as amended by Chap- ter 69, Public Laws 1909, also Chapter 21, Public Laws 1911, and Chapter 183, Public Laws 1911 relating to the ap- propriation of money necessary to entitle the town to State aid for highways for the year 1913.
ARTICLE 10th.
To see if the town will raise and appropriate in addition to the amounts regularly raised and appropriated for the ยท care of ways, highways and bridges, the sum of $500.00 being the maximum amount which the town is allowed to raise under the provisions of Chapter 112 of the Public Laws of Maine for 1907, as amended by Chapter 69, Public Laws of 1909, also Chapter 21, Public Laws 1911, and Chapter 183, Public Laws 1911.
ARTICLE 11th.
To see what sum the town will vote to raise for the sup- port of schools.
ARTICLE 12th.
To see what sum the town will vote to raise to keep the school property in repair.
ARTICLE 13th.
To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise to purchase school supplies.
ARTICLE 14th.
To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise for free text-books.
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ARTICLE 15th.
To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise for the support of the High School.
ARTICLE 16th.
To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise for the contingent expenses of the High School.
ARTICLE 17th.
To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise to keep the cemeteries in repair.
ARTICLE 18th.
To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise to defray the expense of Memorial Day ; also to see in whose hands it shall be placed to be expended.
ARTICLE 19th.
To see what sum of money the town will vote to raise to . support the Public Library.
ARTICLE 20th.
To see if the town will vote to complete the work on the Intervale Bridge, and how much money the town will vote to raise for that purpose.
ARTICLE 21st.
To see if the town will vote to cut down the hill near the house of Eben Nevens, and how much money the town will vote to raise for that purpose.
ARTICLE 22nd.
To see if the town will vote to accept the mill stones from the first grist mill in town, presented to the town by Will- iam P. True, if so how much money will the town raise for placing and suitably marking the same.
ARTICLE 23rd.
To see if the town will vote to purchase the farm of William P. True, for town purposes and how much money the town will vote to raise for that purpose.
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ARTICLE 24th.
To see if the town will vote to hire a place to keep the town team, and how much the town will vote to raise for that purpose.
ARTICLE 25th.
To see what action the town will take in regard to the management of the town team in winter.
ARTICLE 26th.
To see if the town will vote to accept the sum of $25.00 from Albana P. Burrell to be held in trust, the income of which shall be used for the perpetual care of his lot in Glou- cester Hill Cemetery.
ARTICLE 27th.
To see if the town will vote to allow the Derumquen Council degree of Pocahontas, the use of the town hall at the same price as the Order of Red Men.
ARTICLE 28th.
To see if the town will vote to allow the Derumquen Council to have a doorway cut in the back wall of the town hall and build a wardrobe over the back stairs.
ARTICLE 29th.
To see if the town will vote to let the hall for entertain- ments for charitable purposes for the actual expense.
ARTICLE 30th.
To see if the town will vote to instruct the Selectmen to contract the destroying brown-tail moth nests in the high- way or take any action thereon.
ARTICLE 31st.
To see how much money the town will vote to raise for fighting brown-tail moths.
The Selectman hereby give notice that they will be in session at their office at said New Gloucester on Monday the
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10th day of March, at nine o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of revising the voting list.
Given under our hands at said New Gloucester, this 28th day of February A. D. 1913.
CHARLES H. NELSON, FRANK M. HAWKES, FRANK W. BERRY, Selectmen of New Gloucester.
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Book List for 1913
ADULT FICTION
Adventures in Contentment. D. Grayson. G784.2
Adventures in Friendship. D. Grayson. G784.1
An American Wooing. Florence Drummond. D794.1
Arm-chair at the Inn. F. H. Smith. S649.14
Band-box, The. L. J. Vance.
V222.1
Burgundian, The. M. P. Angellotti.
A582.1
Buttered Side Down. Edna Ferber.
F346.1
Butterfly House, The. Mary E. W. Freeman.
F869.15
Cap'n Joe's Sister. Alice L. Lee.
L475.1
Capt'n Martha Mary. A. Abbott.
A128.1
Cease Firing. Mary Johnston. J72.7
Christopher Habbault. Marguerite Bryant. B914.1
Chronicles of Avonlea. L. M. Montgomery.
M786.5
Concerning Sally. W. J. Hopkins. H794.3
Convictions of a Grandfather. R. Grant. G762.6
Corner of Harley Street. P. Harding.
H263.1
Corporal Cameron. R. Connor.
C753.6
Counsel Assigned. Mary R. S. Andrews.
A565.2
Country Neighbors. Susan Taber.
T112.1
Cry in the Wilderness. A. Mary E. Waller.
W198.6
Down Our Way. Lilla II. Smith.
S654.1
Eastover Parish. Margaret Sangster.
S225.4
Fighting Blade. Beulah M. Dix.
D619.2
First Lady in the Land. Davies & Nirdlinger.
D255.1
Flaw in the Crystal. May Sinclair. S616.2
Frau. B. Ellis. E45.1
Friar of Wittenberg, The. W. S. Davis.
D265.4
Friends in the End. Beulah M. Dix. D619.4
George Wendern Gave a Party. I52.1
80
Guests of Hercules, The. C. N. & A. M. William-
SOIL. W729.9
Gutter Babies. Dorothea Slade.
S631.1
Haremlih. Mrs. Kenneth Brown. B863.2
Heather Moon, The. C. N. & A. M. Williamson.
W729.10
He Comes Up Smiling. C. Sherman.
S550.1
Heroine in Bronze, The. J. L. Allen. A427.7
High Adventure, The. J. Oxenham. 098.3
Hollow of Her Hand, The. G. B. Mccutcheon. M125.14
Honourable Mrs. Garry, The. Mrs. De La Pasture. D336.9
House of Bondage, The. R. W. Kauffman. K22.1
House of Pride, The. J. London. L874.6
S658.1
Inner Flame, The. Clara L. Burnham.
B966.14
Isle of Strife, The. G. C. Shedd.
S541.1
Jinks Inside. Harriet Hobson.
H680.1
Jonathan Papers, The. Elizabeth Woodridge.
W882.1
Knight in Denim, A. R. Benson.
B472.1
Lady & Sada San, The. Francis Little.
L778.3
Lady Eleanor. R. Barr.
B268.9
Librarian At Play, The. E. L. Pearson.
P362.1
Little Conky. E. Hungerford. H936.1
Local Coloris, A. Annie T. Slosson. S634.2
Man in Lonely Land, The. Kate L. Bosher. B741.3
Martha By-the-day. Julie M. Lippman. L766.1
Melting of Molly, The. Maria T. Daviess.
D254.2
Miriam Lucas. Canon Sheehan.
S543.2
Miss 318. R. Hughes. H892.2
Miss 318 & Mr. 37. R. Hughes.
H892.3
Molly McDonald. R Parrish.
P261.3
Moths of the Limberlost. Gene S. Porter.
P845.4
Mr. Achilles. Jennette Lee.
L480.4
Miss Bassett's Matrimony Bureau. Winifred Ar- nold. A752.1
Mrs. Mahoney of the Tenement. Louise Montgom- ery.
M787.1
My Lady Caprice. J. Farnol.
F235.3
My Life in Prison. D. Lowrie.
L921.1
In Bethany House. Mary E. Smith.
81
Neighborhood. T. Edwards.
E24.1
Old Nest, The. R. Hughes.
H892.1
Olympian, The. J. Oppenheim.
062.6
Paul Carah, Cornishman. C. Lee.
L481.1
Picked Company, A. Mary H. Foote.
F688.8
Pleasures and Palaces. Juliet Tompkins.
T661.3
Pleasuring of Susan Smith. Helen Winslow.
W778.1
Polly of the Hospital Staff. Emma Dowd. D745.1
Pollyooly. E. Jepson. J54.3
Price She Paid, The. D. G. Phillips.
P554.6
Raid of the Guerilla. C. E. Craddock.
C884.9
Recording Angel. The. Corra Harris.
H313.1
Record of a Silent Life. Anna Preston.
P937.1
Red-Cross Girl. R. H. Davis.
D262.10
Red Lane, The H. Day.
D273.6
Rise of Roscoe Paine, The. J. C. Lincoln.
L736.10
Romance of Billy-Goat Hill, A. Alice H. Rice.
R495.3
Sally Salt. Mrs. W. Woodrow .
W881.2
Sanna of the Island Town Mary E. Waller.
W198.5
Scientific Sprague. F. Lynde.
L988.7
Set in Silver. C. N. & A. M. Williamson
W729.11
Smoke Bellow J. London.
L847.7
Stake, The. Jay Cady.
C126.1
Stover at Yale. O. Johnson.
J68.4
Street Called Straight, The.
I58.2
Tante. Anne D. Sedgwick.
S448.2
Their Yesterdays. H. B. Wright.
W948.5
Through the School. Al. Priddy.
P945.2
Thy Rod and Thy Staff. A. Benson.
B456.1
Town of Crooked Ways. J. S. Fletcher.
F613.1
Turnstile, The. A. E. W. Mason.
M398.6
Upas Tree, The. Florence L. Barclay.
B242.4
Voice, The Margaret Deland. D337.8
Way of An Eagle, The. E. M. Dell. D357.1
When I Was a Child. Yoshio Markino.
M346.1
Where there Is a Will. Mary R. Rinehart.
R578.5
White Waterfall, The. J. F. Dwyer. D993.1
Widow Woman, The. C. Lee.
L481.2
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Wind Before the Dawn, The. Dell HI. Munger. M965.1 Wrong Woman, The. C. D. Stewart. S851.2
BOOKS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
Adopting of Rosa Marie, The. C. V. Rankin jR199.4
Best of a Bad Job, The. N. Duncan. jD912.5
Best Stories to Tell Children. Sara C. Bryant. jB915.1
Betty Bide-At-Home. Beulah M. Dix. jD619.3
Betty Wales Decides. Margaret Warde. jW266-8
Betty Wales on the Campus. Margaret Warde. jW266.7
Boys' Book of Inventions. R. S. Baker. jB168.1
Brentons, The. Anna C. Ray. jR264.14
Castaways of Pete's Patch, The. C. W. Rankin. jR199.3
Castle of Zion, The. G. Hodges. jH689.1
Children in the Little Old Red House. Amanda Douglas. jD734.52
Farm Book, The. E. B. Smith. jS646.1
Fourth Down, The. L. W. Quirk. jQ6.1
Garden of Eden, The. G. Hodges. jH689.2
How Phoebe Found Herself. Helen D. Brown. jB880.5
In the High Valley. Susan Coolidge. jC774.10
Japanese Twins, The. Lucy F. Perkins. jP448.2
Launch Boys' Adventures in Northern Waters. E. S. Ellis. jE46.7
Launch Boys' Cruise in the Deerfoot. E. S. Ellis. jE46.8
Licky and His Gang. Grace S. Mason. jM411.1
Little Talks With Mothers of Little People. Vir-
ginia Van de Water. jV242.1
Mary Frances' Cook Book. Jane E. Fryer. jF946.1
My Dog and I. G. Sidney. jS568.1
Nancy Porter's Opportunity. Marion Taggart. jT125.2 On the Trail of the Sioux. D. Lange. jL274.1
Our Little Danish Cousin. Luna M. Innes. jI258.1
Peter and Polly. Elizabeth H. Williamson. jW686.1
Phantom of the River. E. S. Ellis. jE46.6
Ranch Girls at Rainbow Lodge. Margaret Van-
dercook. jV224.2
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Ranch Girls' Pot of Gold. Margaret Vandercook. jV224.1
Revolt of Sundaramma, The. Maud J. Elmore. jE48.1
Scout Master of Troop 5. L. T. Thurston. jT543.1
Seashore Book, The. E. Boyd Smith. jS646.2 Story of Animal Life. B. Lindsay. jL749.1
Story of the Earth's Atmosphere. D. Archibald. jA669.1
Story of the Earth In Past Ages. H. G. Seeley. jS452.1
Story of Electricity. J. Munro. jM966.1
Story of a Piece of Coal E. A. Martin. jM381.1
Story of the Stars. G. F. Chambers. jC444.1
Their City Christmas. Abbie F. Brown. jB877.5
Turkey Doll, The. Josephine S. Gates. jG259.1
When Mother Lets Us Cut Out Pictures. Ida E. Boyd. jB789.1
BIOGRAPHY
Columbus. Christopher. F. Young. B-C276.y *Farmer Boy Who Became a Bishop. A. R. Graves. B-G776 Diary of Geodeon Wells 3 vols. B-W449
*Hall. Frank. B-H177
Happy Humanity. F. Van Eden.
B-V229
Heir of Slaves, The. W. Pickens. B-P594
Hugo Victor. A. F. Davidson. B-H895
Leading American Inventors. G. Ilis. 920.I
Memories. F. Wedmore. 920.W
Pepy's Diary and Correspondence
B-P429
Promised Land, The. Mary Antim. B-A631
Richards Ellen, Life of. Caroline Hunt. B-R515
Tennysons, The Memories of. H. D. Rawnsley.
B-T295.r
DESCRIPTION AND TRAVEL
Algeria, Motor Flight Through. Emma B. Ayer. 916.1A
American History, Geographic Influence in. A. P. Bridgham. 911.B
American History, Journal of. Vols. 4 and 5. America South, A Woman's Winter in. Char- lotte Cameron. 918.C
84
American West, Three Wonderlands of. T. D. Murphy. 917.87M
Argentina Modern. W. H. Koebel. 918.2K
Bethlehem, On the Way to. W. A. Knight. 913.39K
Chile and Her People of Today. V. O. Winter. 918.3W
Denmark, Two Visits to. E. Gosse. 914.89G
Europe, How to Visit on Next to Nothing. E. P. Prentys. 914P
Hallowell Old, on the Kennebec. Emma H. Na-
son.
917.41N
In the Courts of Memory. Madame De Hegerman Lindencrone. 914.4L
Land of Footprints, The. S. E. White. 961.W
London's Underwold. T. Holmes. 914.2H
Mexican Journey, A. E. H. Bliehfelt. 917.2B
New Rivers of the North. H. Footner.
917.1F
North Pole, A Negro Explorer at. M. Henson.
918.8H
Our House and London Out of Our Windows. Elizabeth R. Pennell. 914.2P
Panama Canal, Pictures of. J. Pennell.
980P
Paris, A Garden of. Elizabeth Wallace.
914.4W
Paris, By-ways of. G. Cain. 914.4C
Siberia. M. P. Price. 915.7P
A Summer Flight. F. A. Bisbee.
914B
Tripoli, The Mysterious. Mabel L. Todd.
961.T
Windmills and Wooden Shoes. B. Jackel. 914.92J
Yosemite, The. J. Muir. 917.94M
SOCIAL SCIENCE, LITERATURE AND OTHER CLASSES
Alcohol and the Human Body. Sir V. Horseley. 178H.S.
American Classics. No. 5. Sara S. Rice. 815R
Americans and Others Agnes Repplier. 814R1
Among Country Schools. O. J. Kern. 371.K
Children's Reading. Frances J. Olcott. 028.0
Collecting, By-paths in. Virgina Robie. 704R
Conflict of the Ages. Ellen White. 230W
85
Country Life, Report of Commission on. 338B
Coverlets, Book of Hand-woven. 746H
Doctor's Table Talk, A. J. G. Mumford. 613.M.
Dressmaking. Edith M. Carens. 646C.
Evolution of the Country Community, The W. H. Wilson. 261W
Farm Boys and Girls. L. H. Bailey. Ed. 630B&M
Fatigue and Efficiency. Josephine Goldmark. 331G
Favorite Selections, No. 33. Annie Thomas. 808T
How to Save Money. N. G. Fowler. 332F
Humorous Recitations. Pauline Phelps. 817P
Impersonations, No. 27. Helen Potter. 808P
Intimacies of Court and Society.
394W
Man Farthest Down, The. B. T. Washington.
304W
*Miscellaneous Writings. Mary B. Eddy. 204E
New Conscience and An Ancient Evil, A. Jane Adams. 304A1
Provincial American, The. M. Nicholson.
814N
Quotations in Prose. Anna L. Ward. 808.W1
Story-telling in School and Home. Evelyn N. Par- tridge. 801P
Time and Change. John Burroughs.
814.B8
Unknown Quantity, The. H. Van Dyke. 814V.5
Woman and Social Progress. Scott and Nellie Nearing. 304N&N
Why Women Are So. Mary R. Coolidge. * Gift-books.
392C
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