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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-17

Relcian industries look 10 the
United States for considerable IN
dustrial patronage
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-17

THE Dream Dancers. described
as an unusual scenic and pantomimic
novelty in dancing acts. is among
the features OF tho Thanksgiving
week bill In the Orpheun theater
next week. There are six girls and
three men in the company. with
Jacob p. Adler. Jr.. a son OF the
Jewish tragedian and Thelma Carl
ton as the principals All types of
dancing are introduced. Second in
importance will be the Mazetti fam
lily. five Italian acrobats. who are
said 10 be msrvels in tumbIirg. hand
balancing and somersaults. Billing
himself as the irish chatterbox."
Andrea Kelly will provide laughable
stories. Saona who impersonates
European war rulers, Elliott and
Mullen. burnt cork comedians and
Bob Anderson, a cowboy with an
educated pony. are other acts. There
will be a complete change In the
picture program daily and the screen
win be in evidence both before and
after the vaudeville, the matinees
being continuous from 1880 to
o'clock
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-17

Maude Hannaford. who plays
Celia Wilson. ia "The Ware Case"
with Lou-Tellegen, the Garrick the
alter, this week declares that the sue
cess Of an actress is due in a large
measure 10 the care with which she
dresses. There is a great differ
ence between the well-dressed man
and the well-dressed woman" says
Miss Hannaford. You never notice
that the well-dressed man Is dressed
al all, while you feel lnstinetively
the moment she dawns upon your
delighted vision that the well-dressed
woman Is the latest thing in beauti-
full clothes, and when one is asked
the question why a certain woman
Is perfectly dressed. one finds il a
difficult matter 10 explain IN detail"
Miss HaRnaford has had occasion 10
wear many beautiful gowns in diner
ent attractions. She has played in
genue as well as leading roles under
the direction OF Oliver Morosco In
his famous stock company in Los
Angeles She was two seasons with
Mrs. Leslie Carter. and was featured
last season in Paul Armstrong;
play. THE Bludgeon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-17

ntue May Fielding. the country girl
Is given splendid opportunity to dis.
play her dramatic ability as well as
some OF the beautiful gowns for
which she Is noted. The production
OF Armstrong; Wife" is said By
the Washington management TO be-
one OF the most beautiful ever turn
ed out by the Lasky company and
Miss Goodrich has teen given a sup
porting cast OF unequalled excel
lence. including Thomas Meighan.
James Cruze, Mrs. Lewis McCa'd.
Florence Dagmar, Hal Clements,
Raymond Hatton and other mem
bsrs Of the Lasky all star stock com
pany. For this production a special
musical program has been arranged
and the orchestra will be augmented.
Emmy Wehlen. appearing in "Her
Reckoning" In the Majestic theater
this week. Is OF yiennese birth, but
gained her schooling in London and
has an interesting theatrical history.
DNhSac oPRcdiiuS III muclIat COuieuN
she was an ingenue with various
English dramatic companies that
toured the British isles and made
occasional visits 10 France and Ger
many. She achieved her first great
successes in the Gaiety, in London,
when she sang the stellar role in
THE Merry Widow" This was fol-
lowed by a successful year in THE
Dollar Princess" both OF these being
the original London productions.
She was brought 10 this country 10
appear in the American production
in the New York Casino OF Mar.
rage la Carte" At the end of
this engagement she was imme-
diately captured by F1orenz Ziegfeld
for The Winsome Widow" Her
next appe arance in this country was
in the London Gaiety production OF
The Girl on the Film" and last sea
son she appeared with the same
in New York in "Tonight's
the Night" She l. scheduled To APP
pear in new musical oomedy in
New York around the holidays.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-17

England has a paper shortage
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1915-02-06

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-03
MONMOUTH

John Davis has purchased house lot
of c. J. Bragdon on Pleasant street.
Funeral services for the late Mrs. Car
RE Stanton Dodd were held in the Meth
odist Episcopal church Saturday after
noon, Rev. c. l.. Banghart officiating,
The burial was in the family lot in Ma
pie cemetery. The bearers, from the Ma
sonic lodge. were Willard Day, Howard
Deane, E. E. Day and Otis Randall.
Marion Evelyn Starks Of Boston, inn
personator and reader, will give an en-
tertainment in Cumston hall Thursday
evening. Aug. 5. Music by local talent
Rev. c. L. Banghart Is confined to the
house with sprained ankle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlton d. Miller and
sister, Miss Cecile Crandan of Newton.
Mass. are guests of Mrs. George HAYNES.
Mrs. Balcom Of Natick. Mass. is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Horace Frost
Mrs. Sanford Fogg and sons of Halo
well are at their farm looking after the
haying.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Powers and liza.
son of Portland were in town Sunday
DR.. and Mrs. Long of Baltimore Nd
arrived Monday and are guests ~ ~,
father, A. J. Long.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-03
OAKLAND

Mrs. c. j. Blake and SON Chester,
who have been visiting Mrs. DAVID
Field in Sidney, have returned.
Mrs. S. A. Johnston has returned
from Bridgeport, Conn.,, where she has
been visiting relatives.
Chas Moulton, who has been visit
ing friends for few days, returned to
his home in Hartland Monday.
Chas. Sargent of New Jersey is Wis
:ting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. E.
Sargent for a week.
MIR. and Mrs. A. H. Leech and
daughter of Corinna passed Saturday
and Sunday with Mrs. H. P. Bickford
at Birch cottage, Lakeside.
Murray Leonard of Portland Is pass
ing a weeks vacation at the home OF
his mother. Mrs. A. W. Leonard.
Harold Pierce of Norridgewock is
visiting Chester Oliver for few days
The advertised letters at the Oak
land postof1fce August are as follows:
DR.. S. B, Thomas, Gurdon T. Newell
Oscar Van Ness, H. NJ. Silsby, F. G.
Hyde. Miss Jennie Lemaistu, Miss
Florence L. Cove, Miss Doris E. JOY
Miss Irma o. Lillins, Miss Sadie B.
MaSSure
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-03
ST. ALBANS

-NORTH-Mrs. Frank BrowAsAH,
turned to Bangor, after a sh6S
to her sister, Mrs. Fred Berry,
Freeman Mills son GeoF1t, i
works in Fay & Scott's maShina +
at Dexter. came home Saturlax r
to visit his parents. He w.
sick suddenly with append3e15
went to Bangor Monday for ~
ton. At last reports he was a
Miss Hannah Clark 10 VI
Mrs. Fred Berry's. j!
Frank Hanson has been nm
to c. j. Worthen's.
John Clark has finished 4
George Holt in West HaTH15
Freeman Mills reports thatf
ming factory will start the la
week putting up a. few Of tEl.4 e.
string beans. They have
planted. I
Miss Marion Nutter il yisitins. /
sister at Leeds.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. badger and /
were in town Sunday nom PittsdI
Jesse Nickkles and Ed Hackett Y
fishing recently and brought hon
fine string Of white perch.
Frank Hanson recentlf n11haSet
COW of Jesse Nickles. ! ~ S.
The farmers in this vitl - 4
couraged trying to get thetG
are looking fine. howeys4 ~ G.
- =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-03

=. s.,r. . few DAYS with Dr.. and Mrs
Frank L. Tozler- A.,
Mrs. william ireland returned Mon
day evening to her home, after VISIT
ing her daughter. Mrs. E. B. Hinck-
ley, in Augusta.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram F. Burgess ana
son William have returned from
two weeks outing at China Lake.
Mrs. May Rowland OF ProVioehce'
R. l.. arrived in town Monday TOT
several days visit with her sister
Mrs. James knight.
Frank Cakes of West Benton a
member of the Fairfield postofhce
force. is enjoying a several weeks va
cation from his duties at Newport:
Miss Alberta Foss of Benton is en-
ployed at the Office, during Mr.. CAKES
absence.
MI and Mrs. Stephen Wing have re-
turned from a several days trir
through the state and through Mass
achusetts, making Lynn. Mass. tneli
objective point They made the TRIP
by automobile.
Mrs. Robert Smith and son, Allen
Henry, who have been the guests OF
her brother, Allen Koran. left TINS
week for Skowhegan. where they VIII
make their home and where Mr.. smith
is employed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-03
READFIELD

EAST-Mrs w. F. Morse Of Kents
Hill was a recent dinner guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Bourne.
Mrs. Morse was also a caller on Miss
Winnifred Gordon, who is ill.
Mrs. Ada Berry. who is suffering
from blood poisoning in the hand. is
some better at the present writing.
She was much pleased with the show
err of post cards she received Satur-
day.
Mrs. Ida Morrill, was recent Wis
itor at the home of her sister. Mrs.
W. D. Haines in Waterville.
A party was given Wednesday eve
ming at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Marchildon, when their daughter Ida
celebrated the 18th anniversary of her
birth. Violin music was furnished by
Eugene Lancelot. Dancing and games
were enjoyed Refreshments of cake
and coffee were served. Miss Mar
childon was the recipient of many
pretty and useful gifts.
Mrs. E. L. Mason of Jamaica Plains,
Mass. who has been visiting her sis
ter Mrs. Leonard Barber, returned to
her home this week. She was accom-
panied on her return by her mother,
Mrs. Nellie Gray. who has passed sew
eral weeks with her daughter here.
Mrs. Gray enjoyed being present at
the all-day circle meeting Wednesday,
which met with Mrs. S. A. Gay,
Several cases of whooping cough are
reported in this part of the town. s
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Libby, accom-
panied by some friends from Auburn,
were Sunday guests at the home of
Mrs. Libby's sister. Mrs. Ada Ferry.
Mrs. Florena Luce. who has been
assisting in the care of j. T. Clough,
who is ill., returned to her home Sun
day. Miss Annie Mclaughlin of Cam
bridge, Mass, is now with Mrs.
Clough.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Hunt, accom-
panied by friends, enjoyed an automo-
bile ride one day recently. going into
Rome and several adjoining towns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Barber were
Sunday callers at E. NJ. Dudley's.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-03
WIscAssET.

Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Fowls
gone to Deering, where Nj. Fcyse
employment.
Mrs. S. II. Erskine . and dApen
Dorothy returned to their hofne
Rochester. We, the first Of the "
Willie Albee Of Somerville, Mass.
passing his vacation In town "
Hoothbay Harbor.
Rev. J. A. Reardon is out OF '0''
on his annual Vacation.
Joseph L. Houdlette and wife .
Dresden Mills were in town the ~
20 fthe week.
1 Two automobiles returning nv,
Hurtoon Hill Grange hall got au''
In the mud. -.
+ Mrs. Lizzie Freeman Of Richron'
visiting friends in town.
The new Hotel Albee is now CO..
pleted on the outside and Is an cfD
ment to the town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-03
ENTRIES FOR WATER
VILE RACES AUG. 4,
!. P|TTSF|ELD AUG. I

Following are the entries for the races
to be given Wednesday. Aug. 4, by Col.
w. G. Morrill, at the Central Maine Fair
grounds and to be repeated on Saturday,
Aug. Z. at the Union Trotting park at
Pittsfeld:
500 CLASS. TRor AND PACE-PURsE
$50.
The Witch, spotted m, by Direct Bra
den, DR.. o. r. Emerson. Newport
1J Blanche wilkes. blk r. g, b ih.l Nelson's
Silver Leaf. CHI m. by Johnnie Wilkes,
R. w. Fenlyson, Oakland.
Donald L.. br g. by Columbo, e. E..
Dan X, Oh :, by symboleer. Geo. W.
Batchelder. Rockland.
Geo. Bradeen. br g. by Brown Braden.
Geo. w. Batchelder. Rockland.
Van Dashey: s. by vassar. W. A..
Kitty r.. b m, by Simpson, NJ. P.
Pease, Clinton.
Toddeen, blk m, by Todd. R. W. Bur-
rill, Bangor.
Red Wing Wilkes, 70 m, by Roam
Wilkes, w. ]. Carnage, Portland.
Barros, br 8. by Bingara, E. E. Walker.
Africander. b S. by Moko. E. e. Wal
ker. Monmouth.
wallace Clayson. oh 8, by Clayson, A..
F. Grant. Bangor.
,salome b m. by Rex Magnus, Harry
NOVEL;. Bangor.
wireless. m, Stirling, c. W. Dutton,
Bingham.
rs CLASS. TRoT AND PACEPURsE
$50.
The Witch, spotted m. by Direct Bra
den, DR.. Q. r. Emerson. Newport;
Bingen Posey.. b 6. by Bingen. W. g.
Reynolds, Winslow.
Dexter p. CHI g. by Simpson. W. g..
Reynolds, Winslow.
George Bradesn, br g. by Brown Bra
den, Geo. w. Bachelor, Rockland.
Kohl McBeth. 6, by Fred Kohl, r.
w. Burrill, Bangor.
Nancy Fodbes, b m. by ]. Malcolm
Forbes, Jennie NJ. Dustin. West Farming
ton.
Frank c., &. by Malcolm Forbes.
Frank q. Colburn. Pennington.
Lady Carnage. b m. by Senator
Patchen. ". J: Carnage. Portland:
Marvel e; blk g. by Stirling. r. z.
Rarro.. pr g. by, Bingars. E. f.. WALKER
& 1890, ,,b 10y n9ke. +, +. Yy'z sl-
$50 z.s saa se;iaucss .sff soi19dtsg BIS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-03
William Betty Is Held in
Sum Of $500 for the Grand
Jury in the Waterville Case

told her if she was going to take up
for him he would treat her the same
way and then jumped over the rail-
ing and shouted for the police. Her
husband and Boulette had always been
on good terms before. and Boulette
had been to the house and had helped
them when they moved the last time.
Patrolman's Testimony
Patrolman Dow said he was just go
ing off duty that morning when a call
came to the station for an officer. He
went down and into the house and
saw Boulette on the floor Of the piaz-
"a. He asked who did it and a woman
said the man was next door. He went
there and the woman said ne had gone
out onto the bridge. Dow called to
him and he came back and went to
the house, where Mrs. Betty changed
her clothes and he took them both TO
the station. In his opinion Betty had
not been drinking and was cool and
collected. and offered no resistance
Saw Boulette but did not attend him,
Patrolman Washburn looking after
him.
6eety's Testimony
This closed the testimony for the
prosecution and Attorney Clair opened
for the defence, Immediately putting
Betty on the stand. Betty said he got
home at five minutes of four. found
the door locked and fixed so that his
key could not unlock it. He pounded
on the door but no one came to open
1t and he kicked the door down. Found
Boulette sitting in chair in the room
and his wife in bed. He said he or
dered Boulette from the house and
then proceeded to give him few blows
with his fist and kicked him once or
twice. The assault was committed. in
a passion, because he found him in his
wife's room. He and Boulette had al
ways been friendly. Had occasion to
be jealous of Boulette only once before.
He was sitting on a chair asleep and
did not reply when ordered out of the
house. Did not appear to be very
drunk. Boulette hit him once. mark
visible on his cheek. Door could only
be locked as it was deliberately, as
the catch is fastened in when in that
would have caused it to close. Must
have been fixed that way after the
door was shut.
Attorney Clair in summing up for
the defense, said that of course, Betty
was not justified in taking the law
into his own hands but that he thought
almost anyone would have done the
same as he did in like circumstances
and that he considered that he was
somewhat justified under the condi-
tons. He declared that in effect he
pleaded the unwritten law and that he
thought that Betty should be let off
with either no punishment or a very
small fine.
Attorney Perkins said that the I'M
written law was no excuse in this case
and that for his own good Betty should
have a stiff sentence. 1t was not his
duty or business to punish Boule:te
and the circumstances were no excuse
for the terrible beating that was given
the man.
Judge Matthew evidently took like
view and declared that in his opinion
it was an assault Of an aggravated ma
ture and that he should hold the re-
spondent for the grand jury under $500
bonds. Court then adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-03
Bingham after a pleasant visit 4, h,

Bingham after a pleasant visi, 4, No
home.
Mrs. Lucy Houdlette of Gardner is n.
iting her son Alvardo.
Mrs. George Mitchell Of West Roxhr
is visiting her mother. Mrs. Gem
Palmer. whom we are glad to report a,
sit up while daily.
Myron L. Palmer on Sunday ,.|
through Whitefeld. Jefferson Nexc,u.|
and Alma. He reports tons Of hay in al
windrows. many having their entire h,,|
crop down. while other crops are s,,k|
ing in the water. Where the water
drain away the ground it movldel
covered with toadstools. He saw
man (whose entire crop was in the
ROW. Sunday turning his hay. to 30
black all through.
Mrs. Ludy Matthews has returned n
q visit in Gardiner.
Baby Potter. who has been teSh51
cared for by his aunt, Mrs. mn
Heath, since the death of his motheE. "
returned to his home, his father haylre
a housekeeper.
Myron L. Palmer Saturday visited III
cousin, Mrs. Emma Robinson, Farmias.
dale.
Daniel E. Matthews Friday was u,
guest Of his son Albert in Gardiner.
Mrs. George Bailey and daughter Eths
of Round Top stock farm, Pi,,ston, n
Gently visited at Fair View.
W. B. Jewett, the veteran blueberr,
salesman. finds the crop very small
hardly enough blues to make Z ,ri,
weekly. Some who have sold on an Az
erage yearly SIS worth will not have Nl
others not 81 to show for the berry Sc,
son. No snow through the winter, DR.!
cold spring, with heavy frosts, has mad
the berry season almost a total Loo
That, together with the wet, sunless h,
season, farmers, need lots of grace to 1,
courage to pull the weeds, as they q
the only industry just now. The grcr
is too wet to hoe. Corn. potatoes, tun
toes. cabbages and grain are in b
shape, but at crisis if the sun does !
show up soon. as grain is lodeinr IN
the water in the heads that are hlla
out. Apples are dropping off. The m
are making rapid growth. This bean 4
the theory of the writer's father. who
the time of his death was the greats
orchardist in the State, the late pszi1l
Pottle, that dry season was q
one.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-03
SIDNEY

E. W. Lewis and son Charles
last week for San Francisco. CAL
visit the Panama-Pacific Exposiuou,,
Harry Sears and daughter Na
who have been boarding in the -. 49,
lily of ]. B. Sawtelle for the past "
weeks, left Sunday for their ho"' y"
Dorchester. Mass. 70.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cowan o.
diana are visiting relatives here
Mrs. Charles Clifford and cnn
have returned to their home 10 In
er, after passing several WEEK. q.
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. j. q.
ton. o-M
Clinton Davis has gone 70
Head for a short outing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-03

ais CLASS. rRoT AND PAcE-puRsE
Runk., h nv Johnnie wilkes, c. J.
Teddy C.. 8. By Pilot Nelson. c. W.
Frank Braden. z, by Brown Braden.
Geo. ". Batchelder. Rockland.
Don c., eh 8. by 'cylex. c. l. Jackson.
Bangor.
Prodisal Bingen. BIS. by Binsen. r. W.
Burrili. Bangor.
Wendlewood, b g. by stronghold X.
H. Dam, Portland.
Frank e; s: b. 1S Ma.solm Forbes
r. L. W., b &, by Brindley, r. L.
Wormei, Portland.
Charlie Again. eh 9. 1y Stirling. A.
McAlfondiy, ; 8, by Alfondly. A. D.
Estey, Watervifle.
Fcxey Joe. 70 &. BY Midnight. Joe
Bridge. Dexter.
Terry Marshall. g. by Tom Marshall,
Agnes H.. m, by Nelson's Wilkes. W.
T.. Davis. Dexter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-03
FAIRFIELD
Municipal Court

Walter Cogswell was arraiened
Monday morning on the charge of
drunkenness. disturbing the peace and
assault on William Foster. The charge
was the result Of Cogswelrs celebra-
ton which took place on Sunday. July
rs, and he had successfully eluded the
officers for several days. He was found
guilty, fined 80 days and costs, or
placed under 500 bonds. Being unable
to procure bonds at the time, he was
taken to Skowhegan and will doubt
less pass the time allotted in working
for the county.
Mrs. John Gallagher Of Madison was
in town Monday afternoon calling on
friends. She was formerly Miss Alice
Tozier. Mrs. Gallagher was accompa-
MED by Mrs. George Tozier Of Wayne,
and the two ladies left later in the
day by automobile for Albion. being
called there by the serious illness Of
Mrs. Gallagher's mother. Mrs. Edward
Tozier, formerly of this town.
Mrs. o. s. Rich left recently for her
cottage at Temple Heights. She was
accompanied by Mrs. Prescott Shibles
Of Knox. who will be her guest.
DR.. and Mrs. George @. Averill Of
Waterville. accompanied by Mrs.
Averil's mother. Mrs. NJ. L. Keyes Of
this town, left recently for Massachu-
sets by automobile.
Payson Mutt. who has been employ
ed at Augusta for the past several
months. arrived in town Monday to
VISIT his mother. Mrs. William Mutt.
Chester Burrill Of Augusta il in
town for. few days with Mrs. Bur-
fili and children. who are passing sew
efal week. IN town with Mr.. and Mrs
Alder Euce.3
lo Mfsf S9dig Pennell Of skowhesan il
eoItkUtfS edt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-03
Meeting Regarding Fairfield SAM
torium

An important meeting was held in this
city Monday of the members Of the COM
mission appointed by the last legislature
to consider the taking over Of the tuber-
culosis sanitoriums. and the officials Of
the Fairfield saniterium. During the aft
ernoon the members of the commission
visited the site Of the sanatorium and in
spected the plant and grounds. In the
evening at the Elmwood the whole of the
local project was gone over very care
fully. and then the commission went into
executive session to take the matter un-
der considerations.
Those present for the association were
H. L. Emery. DR., F. c. Thayer. II, 8.
Brown. George G. Weeks and Ralph Jew
ell. For the commission there were pres.
ent. DR.. T. E. Hardy Of waterville. X.
B. Piper Of Fairfield. F. H. johnson OF
Portland and DR.. c. H. Bayard of Oro-
no.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-03
WHITFIELD

Master George Matthews has rstrrn.s
to his home in Gardiner. '''
mr.. ana Mrs. Frank Bradstreet Of Car
ulher sunday visited Mrs. Bradstree,..
D.olner Aivardo, also Mr.. Bradstreet.s
M ana Mrs. Percy Mcdonald ann
as'er herbert of Long Island. N: "
nave arrived at the Highland. ana a.,
ENJOYING visiting relatives after ~ ~
sence Of nearly two years. :" az
MASS Venice Thayer has returned -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-03

The annual outing Of the members OF
Havelock Lodge, Knights Of Pythias
will be held at the Holman cottage In
Snow Pond. Wednesday evening, Au-
gusta IL. Members who go are asked
to take the 6 o'clock car from this city
and at Oakland boats will be provided
to take them to the cottage. Supper
will be served after their arrival. All
intending to go are asked to notify
Fred D. McAlary. chairman Of the
committee as soon as possible.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-08-03
SEVEN DRINKS BEFORE
THE MUNICIPAL COURT

Seven DRINKS were before the police
court Monday morning. One got a
fine and costs or IS days in Jail, six
got a fine and costs or 30 days in JAIL
One was placed on probation, two
paid and four went down. Accom-
panying them was one man from Sat-
urday and William Betty who was
unable to obtain bonds. Headquarters
Man Sturtevant did the honors and
the party made the largest excursion
from the city for a long time.