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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-12
FAYErTE

Polly Of the Circus'' in story and
song will be presented at the Fayette
Baptist church. Saturday evening. Oct.
%, by Mrs. yLottie E. Yorke, reader;
Marstars c. Edwards. ..soloist, Miss
Leah NJ. Hoxie, accompanist. Mrs.
Yorke is a reader Of rare ability and
a fine entertainment will surely result.
Everybody come.
The artesian well drillers, r. w.
Scribner and Eugene Rich Of Fairfield,
are doing quite a business. in this To-
cAlity. They have drilled wells for J.
NJ. Springer, E. e. Gile. Geo. Palmer,
Augustus Clough and are now drilling
one for M. L. Gile. WY.
Alfred Eaton Of Scion was the over
Sunday guest Of e. E.. Gle.
William Cochrane,. Lester. and Cha
ney Harris and Arthur Staples have
gone to Dead River hunting, making
the trip by auto. ,s .@l,-
Mrs. Gertrude Barron attended the
teacherss naeetinE at Liyermore Fails
Monday.
The concert given by Wayne talent
Wednesday evening. Oct, Is. is to be
At Norland Grange hall. instead OF
Startling hall as stated in Saturdays
Journal . s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-12

Football fans in the city were not
disappointed over .the defeat of the
Colby team Saturday at the hands of
the Massachusetts, Aggies. They did
not expect better showing as the
Massachusetts, team had all but de-
feated the Harvard eleven the week
before. The Colby team did not return
Sunday. staying over in Boston to at
tend the first game of the worlds Sc.
ries there. Coburn supporters were
somewhat disappointed over the show
Ing Of the team against the Colby
second eleven, as they had locked for
ward to an easy victory. A ray Of
pleasure was accorded them by the
news from Portland that the formid-
able Jordan. captain Of the. Hebron
team, had been stopped by the Port
land High school boys. The Coburn.
Colby game developed a couple Of
good men in the Colby lineup, who
good judges of football think will be
heard from on the first team before
the season is over The defeat Of the
High school at the hands Of cony was
unexpected after the Zine showing
that the boys had made down there
the week before. but Waterville has
no excuses to offer. The team played
for all it was worth and were simply
defeated by heavier and faster
eleven. Each Of the teams will settle
down for harder work for the RENAME
der Of the season and their support
ers are looking forward to a string Of
victories for each. .-.- -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-12
PEARY IN N. YIN
INTERESTS OFsME.
81. AEROPLANE BASE

~ 20
I Portland. Me. OCT. 11s-Rear Admiral
Robert. E. ,Peary has gone to New
York City where he will confer with
the committee actively engaged in
making preparations for the establish
men, of an aeroplane and submarine
base near Portland. Mr.. Peary made
known his proposed visit to. New York
to w B. Moore, executive secretary of
the. Portland Chamber Of Commerce,
and nponatile return of thearear admit
raj a conference will in all proba bility
be Held here in preparation for work
on the project. -, ,..tse
1t, is, proposed to establish an aerial
station On one of the. islands, in the
lower bay which will be. operated in
connection with other stations which
it is planned to erect at different
points along the coasts. 1t is also the
intention of those interested in the
project to designate Casco. bay as a
submarine base to be operated in con-
junction with the war department. =
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VASSALBORO

CROSS HILL-About so friends and
neighbors gathered at the home Of Mr.
and. Mrs. Elmer Perkins Saturday eve.
ming and gave them a reception n
celebration of their recent marriaN
nounced by music from several COW.
bells as the affair was a surprise. The
evening was pleasantly passed with
music. whist and other social enjoy.
ments. Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins wen
the recipients Of many presents, both
handsome and useful. Refreshments
Of cake and. coffee were served after
which the party left for their respec.
tive homes. wishing Mr.. ana Mrs. Per.
kins many years Of happiness.
Mrs. Helen Robinson who for sevenl
weeks has been visiting relatives in the
place left Sunday for her home in An.
gusta. .-.-- --..-.,... LID
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W: Ballard. Mn.
Mary Wood and Mr.. and Mrs. Elms
Perkins were visitors Sunday at tn
home of Mrs. W. l.. Glidden in Free.
DOM
A company of friends were invita
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
Perley Thursday evening for an old.
fashion husking. A bake bean SUP.
per was served. after which dancins
and whist was enjoyed. At a late
hour the, guests left for their homes
thanking Mr. and Mrs. Perley for 1
very pleasant evening.
Mrs. Arthur Gowen Of Reading
Mass, is visiting her friend, Mrs. Jesse
Haley.
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OAKLAND

The ladies Of the -Universaiist society
are making preparations to hold their an
nual fair and sale Wednesday and Thurs
day of Dec. 1 and Q. ~as..s (r-
Mrs. Clyde Soule underwent serious
operation at the Sisters hospital last
Wednesday. Mrs. Soule is getting along
as we'll as can be expected. IA 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Martin have. gone
to Portland for few days. While there
they will attend the festival. y. ,s-.
Mrs. A. F. Bachelor and granddaugh-
ter Madalyn. after spending the summer
at Old Orchard. have left for St. Peters.
burg, Fla. They viii stop in Boston for a
few days.
Miss Lottie Baker. Mrs. Jim Stevens.
Miss Dot Greeley and Mrs. Edwin Foster
have gone to Portland to attend the
Maine Music Festival. 4 as.,
Geo. Oliver took Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
G. Cornforth and family to Pennington
Sunday. They were guests Of A. c..
Greenleaf.
Miss Bertha Crowell has gone to Port
land for few days.
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CLINTON

Mr.. and Mrs Aimon Smith Of Ca
naaIl visited with his sister, Mrs Liz
lie Goodridge, Sunday.
EvAnder Goodridge of Skowhegan il
visiting his sister. Mrs. Clark Dixon.
Mrs. Warren Carver and son Of
Leeds have been visiting her sister,
Mrs. James Hoxie.
Mrs. George Goodrfdge and daughter
Lillian Of Canaan and Mrs. 5tlia
Sentey OF Bar Harbor called one day
recently on Mrs. Clark Dixon.
Mrs. Philip Dixon. who has been very
Ill, h gaining.
Mrs. Eugens Goodridge has returned
home from the hospital at Skowhegan,
where she has been for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Gerald and
son Wayne attended the moving pic
lures II Clinton village Saturday eve
ming.
George Young. who has been visit
ing friends In Clinton, returned to his
home IN Albion Monday.
Burtoa Bachelor IL helping william
EAstinAn dig his potatoes.
Mr.. And Mrs. Albert Gerald and son
Harry and Mrs. Wallace jones attend
Cd the Grange fair At Clinton Wednes-
6ays
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AI1ToS WHEEL
OVER EDGE BET
COMES TO STOP

Lewiston. Me-, Oct. Flour teachers
from Edward Little high school, Auburn.
had a narrow escape from serious dnjury'
If not death. Saturday afternoon,
The party. which left lewiston tha'
morning for a weekend tour sof the
White mountains, came near gong over
an embankment which had an almost
sheer drop of 10 feet. The automoohe
stopped with the front wheels hanging
over the bank.
In this machine were Miss Iheresa
Jordan Miss Alice Dinsmore. MISE Faur
line Meyer and Howard Mann The re-
mainder OF the party was in anotper ma.
cla,ps which was. leading the way. Al
Inferfalk - they were nearingzthe sDriose
. faIiS60IE Coming in the opposite diree
ton, took the wrong side OF the road'
thuss forcing the. Hrst machine to stop
als,ost INSTANTLY 10 avoid collision
The qnspmng machine also stopped
completely blocking the way. In order
to avoid X certain collision and piling up
81 u11achinA2, the chauffeur driving the
Lewiston car put on the emergency brake
and turned the, drive wheel straight 10
the. risht. The impetus Of the machine
rArried 1t into the fence and the auto
Ynebifs plunged over the enbankmeht
edge SIS - e4-.''-'
: The occupants were thrown forward
but none were injured. the quick action
Of the, chauffeur sin turning the wheel
probably saving them from serious inju-
ries.t ~ vi
= The party continued its trip through
the white mountains, returning to Au-
burn Sunday night.
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I.
RUSSIAN WHO WAS
SHOT STILL LIVING N
CAPTIVE IS MOROSR

Houlton, Oct. 1.-THE condition o.
Mike Sodorick. the Russian who VI,
shot Thursday by Tony Manchini, n
mains practically the same. althoush
peritonitis is looked for. The atteneinr
physician said Saturday the danger
would be great until after Tuesday or
wedne sday. The case seems to be 4
most serious one with but slight hon.
for recovery.
The italian seems to be weighed
down by the crime and eats very little
lie has little to say. anu has appeared
to be in a stupor ever since he was
taken to his cell. The wounded msa
was a total stranger to the italian aas
he did not intend to shoot him, 50 BE-
claims. Manchini will not be arraisu.
ell before Tuesday it is thought.
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THE REBEKAHS OF
DISTRICT NO. Is
ELECT OFFICERS

A meeting of the past noble grands
Of the Rebekah lodges in District No
Il, comprising Waterville. Fairfield, AL
bion. Vassalboro and Oakland, was
held at the Odd Fellows Lodge Mon
day afternoon and a Past Noble Grand
Association was formed. Officers were
elected as follows: President, Mrs. Nell
lie Mariner. vassalboro: vice presi-
dent, Mrs. Marcia L. Lowering, Water
vile; secretary. Mrs. Laura Felker,
Clinton; treasurer, Mrs. Eunice Stew
ems. Oakland: committe on bylaws,
Mrs Mabel Rackliffe and Miss vesta
Written Of Fairfield; committee on
program, Mrs. Ethel Toward of Wa
terville; Mrs. Besse Of Albion and Mrs
Eunice Stevens of Oakland About 90
of the ladies who are eligible for men,
bership were present and a very en-
joyable meeting was held. The next
session will be at Vassalboro, on Oct.
%, and this will be an all-day meeting
with a picnic dinner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-12
READFIELD

DEPOT-Mrs. Albion Gordon of Liver
more Falls was a visitor with her niece,
Mrs. Eugene Millett. several days last
week.
f.. L. Townsend will pass the winter
at Carrabassett as superintendent of a
crew of lurnbermen. .-.s ts-
Mrs. John Purcell shipped on the steps
Of the meat room at Gordcn's store,
striking on her side and causing some
bruises from which she is very sore and
lame. FORTUNE tely no bones were broken.
Mrs. C. A. Dudley is on the sick list.
). Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stevens of Wa
terbury, Ct, who started Friday on their
homeward tourney. will visit relatives in
Lewiston, Portland and other places on
the way. r.
Eugene Millett, who has enjoyed two
weeks vacation, went one day to Water
VILE, Augusta and Lewiston, where he
saw the score of the Philadelphia ball
game reproduced by electricity. He has
also passed some time in Boston.
: Miss Vivian Chesley was an over-Sun-
day guest Of friends in Vienna.
Eugene Gilman of Detroit. Mich. who
is the guest of his sister. Mrs. Eugene
Millett, wilt visit Augusta 5as the gust
Of his nephew. Roger MBlett:
c. A. Collins 10 An Boston, where nc
will visit his daughter, Mrs. Caldwell,
and also Attend the worlds series.
Parkman Collins, U. of NJ. is at home
for brief stay. ras.2
Mrs. Coleman has received news If the
birth Of a. son.. Ronald Lewis Palmer.
eight pounds. to her. sister. Mrs. Grace
whittier Palmer Of Hollis. Tuesday.
Mother and child are doing well.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Wells and daugh-
ter, Mrs. Alice Sanborn. were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Wells mother, Mrs. Willis
Bickford. Mr.. Wells returned Monday to
his home in Wayne. the others remaining
some days longer.
L. y. Wright, r. F. D., Is enjoying two
weeks vacation visiting In Boston.
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LATE
BISHOP GOODMAN
HELD ON MONDAY

81 Portland, Me-, Oct 11.-In the pres
ence Of q large congregation. almost
ali Of whom were personal friends as
wen as under the Episcopal care OF
the late Right Reverend Robert Goa
man. bishop of Maine. the beautifui
yet simple funeral service OF the
Protestant Episcopal church was reao
at 1880 this afternoon in the Catne-
dral Of Saint Luke.
The service was conducted by four
bishops of New England. the Kignt
Reverend William e. NJ. Parker Oh
New Hampshire. the Right Reverend
William Lawrence. of Massachusetts,
the Right Reverend James Dew. Per-
ry of Rhode Island and the Right Rev
erend S.. G. Babcock Of Massachu-
SETS -.e5pe.
Probably never before has such
large congregation assembled in the
Cathedral Church Of st. Luke.
; The pail bearers who were chosen
from the. Cathedral Chapter were:
Robert H: Gardiner. Judge John F. A.
Merrill. Henry -B.s Nash, Herbert w.
Robinson. William q. Strong, Charles
b. Clarke. Stuyvesant T. B. Jackson,
Judge William L. Putnam, George o.
K. Cram, DR.. James A. Spaulding. DR..
chauncey r. Burr, Philip l. Jones,
Herbert Payson, Thomas H. Eaton.
James P, Baxter, Jr, and Edward W.
Corey.
The ushers were Edwin De Garmo.
Clinton, Davis F. S. Vail. E. G.. Vail.
Sidney. ST Felix Thaxter. Geo. Thomp-
son., Philip Hardy. George Burgess,
Earle Rundlett. ~.
The. body was. taken to Boston on
the S.35 train this afternoon. and will
lrepose tonight in Saint Johns church,
-Roxbury, Mass, where Bishop Goldman
was rector before being consecrated
bishop of Maine Is years. ago. H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-12

L. W. Frost was in 50. Adams sun
III. and Mrs. II c. Davis were in
Detroit Sunday to visit MT. LAWS
parents. .s;.
Mrs. o. 3. Cole is quite III Ct TINS
SrsinExs3s
Mr.. ana Mrs. D. s. EmeFsl were
in Bangor Thursday to atsene tne
Musical Festival.
Mrs. Emily Harrison OF Maii'
Mass. fs>a guest at J. s. smifhs
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AUTO DEMOLISHES
MANS CARRIAGE

Joseph Ferland OF Water street was
driving down Main street Sunday
night. when near the residence q
Charles w. vigue. he met an 6utosno.
bile coming up the street and another,
coming down started to pass him. the
fellow trying to pass evidently miscals
culated the distance between the team
and the machine going up the hiii. Tor
his machine hit the rear end OF Mr..
Ferland's carriage. turning II on ~
side and practically demolishfng it. NJ.
Ferland was thr0wn out but was not
badly injured. The fellow gave Z name
aud residences in watsrville ana said he
would be around Monday to settle. but
a little investigates Of the allsged rea-
idsncs developed that there IVES no such
number on the street ana no one there
ever heard OF the man. Mr.. Ferland was
:rcky enough. however. to get the reg
istratfon number Of the car and &hos
fellow will doubtless have to settle
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MT. VERNON

SOUTH--John Halves and daughter
Viola are at his farm In this place for
q few days. ~g, @s@
H. @. White and sister. Mise Alice
Waite Of Auburn are stopping at their
farm for the month.
Miss Edna Alexander and brother,
Master Lewis Alexander. accompanied
by . friend, Harry black. are at Lew
ID Johhson's.
Mrs. Ernest Pearl is at home, after
q few weeks visit With friends in
Lynn Mass.
Mrs. Adelia. Hale and Miss Helen
Weber have returned TO their homes
in Vienna. after 1 weeks visit with
Mrs. Abbte Richardson and family.
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MunicipaI Court

William Wright. the young man WI o
was arrested Sunday on the charge Of
the larceny OF clothes from the home
Of Hugh Smith on Getchell street, sew
eral weeks ago, was before the court
Monday morning and was given a sen
tence of 80 days in the county Jail on
the charge of larceny. He was taken
down in the afternoon by Headquarters
Man Sturtevapt One drunk was also
before the court but he was able to pay
and did 80 and was released
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-12

A lecture for men only will be CIV
en- by Professor Brown Of Colby Col
lege before the Mems Club at the Uni
versalist church Wednesday evening
at s o'clock. Professor Brown is one
Of the most popular lecturers in the
State, has subject is Man the Master
full" A supper for all will be provided
and the entertainment will be free. to
all men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-12

Mrs. Edwin L. Hanscome Of Elm
street has the laugh on the hunters
who have gone out into the woods jim
search Of game ard have returned Emp
" handed, for Monday morning she
had occasion to go to q small summer
house near her residence. and there
found full-grown partridge, which
frightened by the unfamiliar surround
ings was easily captured. The bird
was fine. plump one and will make
an excellent stew
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-12
! Football. al c. c. a..

Football practice at Coburn MONDAY
wars exceptionally light, the boys being
somewhat used up after the hard game
Of Saturday with the Colby second team.
Coach Bagnall is not at all discouraged
os er: the showing that the team made
az saveral Of the best men were out of
1t ana he feels that with them in there
would have been a decided change. The
team meets Abbott High at Pennington
next Saturday and is looking for a hard
game and will work hard this week IN
preparation for it,
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COMING EVENTS

Oct. ,4-s.shopping and Amusement
Oct. 7-s-Eastern Maine Music Festival
Bangor.
Oct. s-12-state of Maine rifle tsan
practice on State range. Auburn.
val, Portland. 49, 10.
Oct. l2-supreme Court convenes. per.
land.
Oct. 12-Columbus Day.
Oct. A-1t-Pittsfield Fair. Four Coun.
ties Fair).
Oct. ls-2l-Maine State Sunday School
convention, Bath. rs
Oct: 2o-Annual meetings of Maine Csn'
trail Railroad and subsidiary companies
Portland.
; Oct. ao-State Council. Daughters Of
American Revolution. Pennington.
Lodge of Odd Fellows, Portland.
Oct. 2l-Annual convention of GraHd
Eneampment, l. o. o. F., Portland.
Oct. 2-2s-Harvest Carnival, Lewiston
Oct. S-Annual synod Of Presbytefian,
church. Portland. -
Oct. 2S-29-Annual meeting Of Maine
Teachers Association, Bangor.
NOV. superior Court convenes. c'va
Nov. 2-AMaine State Pathological 50.
ciety; annual meeting. Portland.
Nov. o-6-Boys' convention Of Agricu'
tuTai CLUBS OF Waldo Sounty, Belfast
Nov. lo,l4.Laymens Missionary Con-
Nov. 3e-City election. Gardiner.
Nov: 3o-pec., 2-York County Poultry
Associations show. Sanford.
Dec. Getty election, Portland.
Dec. 6-S-Maine Seed Improvement ~
ISOLATION, annual conference ana exhisf
ton. City hall. Lewiston. :.
Dec.7-Superior Court convenes. CIV
term, Portland.
Dec. is-City election, Westbrook.
Dec. A-Supreme Court law term. Az
gusta.
Dec. H-United States Distric: Court
Portland.
Dec. 1f-i1-Maine State Poultry Assoc!a
ton. annual show, Portland.
Dec; 0-25-Befwick Poultry AssociS
ton, Berwick. 49,
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W|NSLoW

: Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Emery of
Fairfield were guests Sunday Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Bailey. ..s.e. -.
Miss Irene Brown and Miss Mar
earet Kennedy Of vassalboro were
quests Sunday of Miss Elizabeth Nc
Kearney.
J. E. Maskirs men have finished their
work at E. W.. Towle's and are now
drilling a we'll for Howard Bragg.
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PALMYRA

Miss Sadie Carter has returned to
her home In Unity, aftsr visit with
her brother. Z. L carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. T. Palmer OF
skowhsgan vera In town Friday and
Saturday calling on friends.
Joseph Benson and Thomas Whalen
Of Hyde Park. Mass. are = p. s,
Emerson'a Tor 4 1eW days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-12

Deputy Sheriff Roderick gathered to
himself two half barrels Of beer which
he found at the American Express Co.
Office at the Maine Central station
Monday morning. Each halt barrel
was consigned to a local young man,
whom the deputy felt did not have
any need for so much Of the ardent.
The stuff was later iibelied at the City
building. o. fN :, =
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EFFECT CHICAGO Vi
LIQUOR LAW Is !
FEWER ARRESTS

Chicago, Oct. 11.-Sunday closing Of
saloons in Chicago for the first tina
in "A years resulted in yesterday pass.
ing with the lowest crime record IN
the history of the police department
Chief Of Police Healy announced to.
day.
There were only Is arrests mad.
for drunkenness yesterday and Al On
Saturday, as compared with an aver.
age Of 243 for the two days durine
several months past.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-12

A number OF fakirs bound for the
Topsham fair were about the station
Monday morning. They have been at
tending the fairs to the east and the
most Of them came into the city Sat-
urday and remained here over Sunday
for some reason or other. All were
hooking forward To a good business
there as the word has gone out that
everything went and that large
crowds could be looked forward to.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-12

Work was started Monday morning on
the paving Of Silver street. the conn
pany putting largescrew of laborers
to tearing up the nnaeadam and getting
the street Level, the curbstones: properly
placed and other things in readiness for
The laying OF the cement. On Main street
a large crew was at work placing the
crushed rock It is expected by the
foreman Of the company here that the
actual laying Of the cement will begin
about Wednesday,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-12
DE GOGORZA is
I'LL AT HOME IN
BATH, MAINE

Bath, Ne. Oct. 1i.Lsis. Emilio u
Gogorxa. the famous baritone. win Il
unable to sing at the festival in Po,,.
land Tuesday night or wednesday =,
ternoon as he 10 confined to his hon.
7 North street, with slight attacr =
catarrhal appendicitis. Sig. de Goxor,,
was taken i'll at the close Of his ~.
pearance in Bangor Saturday and -.
mediately left for home Sunday mon.
Ing. ~ -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-12

Ralph Berry, who has been employed
at Bald Mountain for the summer. was
the guest Of his parents over Sunday.
leaving Monday morning for short
trip to Boston before returning to his
work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-12

The placing Of the crushed rock on
Main street from College avenue to
North street was begun Monday. The
city machine is now turning out q
large amount of rock for the work of
the Hassam Paving Co. and the rock
which is being placed on Main street.
is the finer rock from this which is
not used by the company.
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Football Game Cancelled

The football game which was to have
been played Tuesday between the Wa
terville and Lawrence High school
teams, was cancelled Monday. The
High school boys had been planning
on a rally at the building Monday eve
ming but as the game was cancelled
the rally was also given up. ~s.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-12

In the Sunday school department OF
the Baptist convention recently held
in this city. the first prize, valuable
Bible. for the best Life Of Christ"
written by the Sunday school scholars
Of the Junior grades of the State, was
awarded to. Marion D. Brown. the IL
year-old daughter Of HEnry W. Brown
of Colby College. 80 ,s--.+
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-12

On the opening evening Of the
Women's Club on Tuesday, Oct. 10,
q reception win be rendered by the
executive board to the club members
at the home Of the secretary. Miss
Bessie e. Smith. at 81 College avenue.
1t Is hoped that there will be a large
attendance at this first club gather
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-10-12

There will be meeting of W. s.
Heath Circle Tuesday evening at the
Grand Army hail. at which time there
will be an initiation. A picnic supper
will be served at O'clock. All mem.
hers are asked to be present