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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-05

@crlim t. 5nni pa GonoOn Die ndtebcnpe &efanntma.
duue muoe 6eutc bsm Nrmee Sanppnurticr crlaHen
g4etlider &ricg djanplas
1no Gurf Sdluf SOp8c mnroc uon NIT TnSnmc
na San eenOmu Gnaidc Nnsiie nit bntaen Ser'
Scino abgeidgcn Scttd uOn Guendp mar c" gen
nslen srnppeu ssnngn nniere Senn9n on jn tOmmen
@esenauaf pcrb Fe ab mieSer n nnb N Datten mere
@erlnte Madnengeubre blicbcn in nnIercn NGnSn
Ge 3nder r9afnc Sondej lit mad lnnamlergen anmpn
senmmn wSen YIN Der Srohe 0t OOn SOnd' Oanrn
ole Sample nod Ot.
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nDro IcnuG brad inter nnm grtiertener n'om'
Die Sample i'm %rer aISr iuo bnSe glr bHbcn Den grORs
ten She'll Der angegebenen Sdhtenaaben meOeeOOcrt
CehlidJer &rie0S donplat
luiere 9apaaer rnd Giuuen ben G1rfern Gencu
SdrnnOcn 60 ameter (37 Mecn be5w 10 atOme 43 Wen)
O 2ban SnranO pecbcn 5n Der WeaenO pOn %amomnn
ut &urIdanp bel Sreon Der Sabpn Waren tetno'
ldbe anariic erfusOt
sHb6nlider sriegSidonplab
GanGfiaen aGmpic baben Srmppen Die &nic 0hd
nuro0nih EmD erreid Sie uerlGnt Spens}ce
Hb Crms EOSb5 na sar5awa DC Fr5emOS semade nte
fcaea mbcn Noh Den NnSagcn Der perIdben-
agiem rndn Geiangnen hattie bcr 6cinb in Der 9ad q nn
Snni enn9 erImrm bnbcn, ngemeInen Yin
gr AMI Der Ene geplanu General un Mnfencn
gen Sier Nngri brad aber pprnberen poanSg nmmn
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le5e 9e %rmce OeS @cna5 non SnNnaen lit I'M Seaf ben n
terlan StD nberdren nnropth Der 9ednamDcn Saot
2sener e'esesmelonnsem.
" H. biu 2uubun a. Suni 9as 6terredide 5unptauarer
crlief bcute nadncGenSe gefanntmadmns
&niiIhcr &rtcgSi danplnb.>
SG6renb Cages Gr5emNsl Senbc an6ert Der
Dlr 9tnns Snritiebt nnb AMI ben S60en eopfa
dluadlen Ibertanb eitc
SnsuIden Ser Nrmce O Oterreidn Generals Gbnarb
S5bmGrmp gnusen, bnrd Die nhn Seenu Sann8n bon
Snoen bnrd,n6dcn Mpsefa uuurIdn; NGb
teben 5rnppn ir babn biecn aGmpfen
ebr grufe GAIL Oun @eiansenen aemad,t
Die Irmee bes @cnera Snhngen fat tere Grlose err
rnnscn pus bic nfn bic d iGm auf ppaem &ndnse
bcinben.
Im Yrnt6 6acn Td iniua Der GreisniT Die d san
Sbcranc Snieer nbsepielt 6a6cn Gampe enudet
Sp Der 6eno INNER Nngic nntenebmen pernd mnrb
NIT idperen @snten absidDlagen
nnteren IN FOien hhpeahoerf
StalicniiAer &riegs idanplat.
trpler @rene baben h feline Gresnic Sebennng
naetraaen Eabange Grenbges ba6en mir Sann
eem snomen Die bic Sen NIT arfn Srnppenmaien beett be
ten gin farntbiben Gru,e 1T Derihcbenn Saen
entm NrtileriefampTe sefOmmeu
Sm anteutrt, Der @escnb aarie, banern Die 3nam'
ment0fe or." !:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-05
An Oct Arbeit,
Sie bentiden San6:
boote um GnglanD.
SeiDrberiem geitern ie6s
sSabrsemge auf Wsees
resarnnS.

,2opplon0, ~55nflnL" Gurus, ="
rSono" v@tctorio" lmo v@il.
foro" sic 0pfcr. - OCltihIono'S
g}otc iibcr ocn r@ulfliobt Sal
cingctroffcn. v9lOriotic" in
Qiucrpool qeIonoet. - Berlin
lpcib uittS ilbcr 9ln9riff onf
,9tcbrusfon.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-05
Geutihc c 9Scrluite =?

q III iterba H. 4. ,5uni ula 2on'
Don. - Ger ,lclcgraaT" bertd)tet,
bab ongcblid mad, sen ocllti6elt Ser
Iultliiten Oie preuBiihcn Serlitlte dls
lein Ole 8eiammtilnnme uon> | ,3oS,s
600 erreid)t baben. &orber9ebenoe
SerllritIiitcn entbalten Die 9tdlnell
bon 56 5Iiegcrn, bon Ocncn II 9e'
to0tct rno 30 perlplu1bct norOcn ieln
ioIlen Gic iibrigen 10 iollen per-
niBt peroen.
9 6mc ci5er 6licgcr nb9c-
- thirst.
germ, Sdruei,, 4. 1Slui . Gin
ShDei5er 1oppelbeder slerop!di1
lpelher lieutenant VoGenreioer Don
gern uno Corporal @robIt Don Saiel
trug, fiel robe ,3iirid, oils GROCER
Sobe berab, 9eioe 5Iieaer wureen
getootei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-05
9m Sitgrsjubtl,
Serlin unO @ien teiert
Grfolge.
@nse rniiii6en Telo5ngs
lit Walisien eripartet.

Sicg scr boDcriidcn Gopicrtcit uno
0itcrrciAiibcn &ononcn SIT Der
oonfen. - Sie9reidc 6iiDrer
ou$ae5eihnct. - 9cidrcibung
oc8 Sales BON Er3cmpSI. -
Ruiiiicbcr 3ltinmmcnbrud i'll
IMnIt,in1, n11n hAi,nl1 Nhnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-05

=, ,@bitc ar".Gompicr vAoriatlc,
Der on q. Woi 9iclD.Dort DcrlaIien
botte, bort eingetroIIen lei.
2(merifonii6e 2 6iffcr
nuSge5et hnct.
ISn1 SaaG 4. SUM. Iurd
ein f0niglides Gctret Ulr0e oen1
Captain 0iiQs uon Dem amerifanl.
idcn Gnmpfer oEbilaoelpbia" oic
COLOGNE We0oiQc un6 ieOenl0titglie0
Ser 9cinbllng sic iilberne Wcoaille
perlieberJ fiir i6r belOcnhoites @ers
baItcl bei ben Rettlngsorbcitcn, b2i
oenen Die Scinblng ocS bollunoildcn
CelOunpfcr5 oGbeitcr" an 4. 5ebr.
in Ser 9foroice pom lobc Oea Grtrin.
fens gerettet iuorOen mar. Grpb oea
bobcn Seeganges luuroc Die game
9eiobung oes oGbeiter" gerettet.
Eortugnl's Eteiie ge9en
ltnteri eebootfrieg
2iiiabon, 4. Srnti.-Gic FreIie
uon 9ortugal proteitirt energiid) &c.
gen sic 9erientung 5Iueier portligIe'
iiiher Sdiife ourh oeutlte Inter
ieeboote lmo perlungt ppn Der Negie'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-05
Siegrei6e TelOberren ansge5ei6net.
Muisiider 3niammenbrud1 i'm Often nneb'penobar.
2seridt oes oeut(den &eneraffa6e5.

@crIin t. Inn (pia Gononn). 2ic ndtebcnpe &eannma
dung mube beuc bem ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS crlnhn:
NSchl iA,er Nri L. idhnm IL n Il
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-05

cingetroffcn. o9lOriatic" III
2ipcrpool qclonoet. - Berlin
pciB uihtS ilbcr gIn0riff onf
.9tc6rasfnn."
Qon0on 4. Slrni. - Ger yGue-
nina Stunoaro" crfl0rt ouB ser
itne0iItc Gonpier o2applanO" al
cincm Bumfte 50 Ntcilcn por &ctcr-
bco0, cinem 6aie1 Ser SIttilitc
SdottIano'a Qcitern 2lbeno unter8c.
Qongen lei. IS lit fem llntereeboot
oelihtet poroeu. Scr GopitGn iii
ober oenuoh ser 2lnijht OoB iein
Shiff torpeOirt nur0e. Gie 8elab'
INA bon 10 Mann, onrltnter bier
6rouclL lit bcutc in &etcrbcoO gelan'
oct lporoen.
Gie yQappIano" mar 2S86uB lang
uno butte eine1 Houmgebalt bon
14t7 Ipnnen. Sic mar i'm Sabre
1906 in 8otbenbur0, Sdme0en, er-
bout poroen lnO gebOrte elnerStod'
bolmer Iirmo,
aSnfum" Gpier 0c5 I'M
ter ricebootS.
Tulmoutb 4. Suni - Ger
cngliide Gonlpier oSntunt", bon
9telp 9)prf nod 2onOon, lit bette
@ormittuo 4.3O 43 Meilen iiiOueitlid
BON 2i5nro Soeoo torpeoirt moroen
Gle 9eioBlmg lit bon Sem norrpc9is
ihcn 9anpier yMenola" bier 9clon.
oct porbeu.
yGpruS" torpcOlrt.
Stobon9cr otorlucgcn A, rSlls
nj. - Ger 0Gniihe Compiler On
rus" Der nit &oblc Don gltrnt.SSs
lono, SdOttlono, nod &opcnbugel
fubr, lit geitern 9ohnlittag torpcoirt
morocn. Son Ser 9eioBrnB lit 9ticz
lnon0 pcrlebt mor0en lmo ollc mur'
Den bcutc IN Stouungcr qelanOct.
(,Gprlts" lit I'M Sobrc 1910 crbort
luor0cn llno gcbortc elmer 6irmo III
&openbogcn. GoS Shiif botte cine
9in0e BON 249 Sub nnO cincn 9tet.
TO Connengebolt bon 1922 Sonncn,)
soma" bcricnft.
l)tontreul, 4. Sllnl Ger
Gampicr Soma" Der oCbompion St-
llie," Ser nit 5raht bon 0iiO0le6o'
rough, gnglanO, nod Ntontreol fubr,
lit an ser glorOfiiItc bon Gn0lnno ge.
itcrn 0cIlu,fen. IS 6cIonocn lid fcl.
nc Eoiiogierc oil 9orO. Ger Gopi-
tGn lmo Die @cioblung iinO III airf-
mail gclnn0ct worOen.
Scr Gonpfcr NOR am ,. Sllnl III
Gn0lano in Gee gc9on9cn. Gas
Sdifi mar I'M Sabre 1892 in Glm.
oee gcbaut iuoroen ltn0 bottc ciren
Gonncngcbolt bon 2OS5 Ionncn.)
3pci 6iid0ampfer &C
iunfen.
Son0on, 4. ,Suni. - Iic belOcn
6ii6oon1pfer pSioro" BON Cardiff II.
,,8ictorio" pon Miforo iin0 bon oeut'
ihcn lluteriee6ooten perienft NOR
ben. Ger nSioro" lit etpa $50 'VIei.
len iiiOpeitli6 uon 2unop-&slanO,
sic .@ictoria" 135 OlciIen pon ct.
9(rnS Seao lntcrgcganGen. IN Soro
ser ,,Gictoria" iinO mebtere Eerionen
ourf 8eihobtbeile getoOtet luoroet.
Iie 9eioBung purOc III Otilforo &C.
lanoet. Gin Mann Ser 9eIablln9 cr.
fldrt, oaB ons oeutife llnterieeboot
1884 oen 9lngriif ausgeIilbrt Bate.
Iie geiabltng ipuroe Die 9eotJt ilber
oui ben llntcrieeboot bc6alten uno
Damn auf Elm fleines Sabr5elt8 ge.
broft, oas lie nah Dem Saren
brofte.
Gin qriediider Iompfet
geiunfen?
Bnris, 4. 1Suni Gin Scle'
aranm all sic SopuS.9lgentltr mel
oet aus 9lthen 0oB ein gried)iider
Gumpfer, Ger bon Sricit auslief, be-
Solpore oiti cine 0iine IticB nno I'M
terging. Die 9eiatrtg fam BIS oi
orei Wfann, oie ihiuer pcrlebt lulr
ben, in ben Wellen nm.
,aoratic" in 2inerpool
eingetrot II len.
Dt ontreal, a. Si,ni. Iii
Canadian Yacific 9failpap" bd
beute elm aubeltelegramn aus Siper
nool prhnlteu. 0as beiQqt, 0oB 0el
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-06-05
knmmer 4 8e&er,
Sentides Sauf' nub &edieIseidGit,
W,itslitbsr brr attisnbbris.
26 Splitb'Strafe.
rNattunaI Naut pi GUmmtrtt". ".Wtbdabt,

eIRs uTlo Geriaut bon gtitteH uno SblignNo
men. gStdbfe uno Greotibrieie auf aIle baupt'
iddIiben Stdote 6urupu's gln' uno 8er.nllf
,rernOer GbelbfOrten, ioWie gIusierteung bon
8cumahten. Sdtifsfarten bon unb nab
EeuiblaHb. (gIpr27-)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22

When the natives e1laVst their supply
Of weapons, the crew, armed with rifles
went ashore and captured several of
them.
For months the % in the crew lived on
the island without being further raolest-
3D. suhsistine mainly on tocoanuts and
birds eggs. All we're rescued al last by
passing vessel and brought TO San
Francisco.
The wreck was sold at auction in San
francisco for $3.50 To a Capt. Thayer, who
fitted out d wreonins expedition. floateI
her in March. 1902. brought her TO Cali
fornia, repaired her, placed her under
the American flag and named her Man
gareva, after the island on which she was
wrecked.
In October, 1919. while the Mangareya
was on voyage around Cape Horn from
Philadelphia to san Francisco. the ma
jority of her crew mutinied, bound the
captain and first mate. locked them in
their cabins and navigated the vessel
back to the Delaware Rreakwater. There
the crew were arrested and some Of them
were tried and convicted of mutiny on
the high seas ana gwen prison terms
The crew said the food furnished was
bad and that they were Tilt Gated by the
captain. who vas relieved Of his COM
mand.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22
REPRESENTATIVE or AMIN FIRM
IS ARRESTED IN LIVERPOOL

this city. Norman r. Sloan, member
Of the company, said Saturday that
Gatehouse left here several months
ago to establish a connection in Liv-
erpool 10 take care of the selling Of
cotton for the PhiIa delphia house. The
company has customers among the
mills in Holland. Mr. Sloan said. and
after Gatehouse's arrival in England
some Of the mills had written the con
Germ asking that its representative Wis
i them in Holland. Mr.. Sloan said be-.
supposed Gatehouse carried out the re-
quest.
The Philadelphia company has 70
customers in Germany. Nj. Sloan said,
and has net sold cotton to any of the
enemies Of Great Britain. He was
greatly surprised to learn of Gate
houses arrest.
Gatehouse's wife was waiting for 4
able message that he had sailed for
home when she was informed of his
arrest. Gatehouse was employed by
the company for many years in its
Montreal office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22
A SLIGHT FIRE AT
THE H. & w. MILLS

The stiffness of the Sabha.h ,or,,
ms was disturbed by an alarm sound
upon the f1rse whistle for fire
me engine room Of the upper Hol-
,nies"orth d Whitney Mill Ashes.
'aheh from the fire room and dumped
ou'sioe contained enough live Goals to
SET the contents of the building in
names, The damage was slight as N.
mil flre department is An excellent
reorganization and had the fire extin-
suisheo before the arrival of the city
department The loss is slight.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22

The local seat sale for the Min
strel Show and Dance which will be
held April in the City Hall at Au-
gusta for the benefit of the Augusta
General Hospital will begin at Whites
Drug Store this morning. Owing to
the social and musical fame Of the
promot and participants in This
charity affair it is attracting unusual
attention among Halloweil people and
considera bic seat sale a Whites
will not prove surprising.-adv.e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22
AMERICAN BARK NEARLY HITBY
BOMBS FROM h|RSHIP over DEAL

London. March PA German aero
plane dropped several bombs today of
Deal, seaport on the straits Of Dover
The bombs all fell into the sea. A pa
troll boat opened fire on the aeroplane,
which turned and disappeared.
One of the bombs dropped alongside
the American bark Manga Reva Of New
York and deluged her with a great vol
ume Of water.
British air scouts started in pursuit Of
the German aeroplane, but apparently
We're too late to overtake it,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22
UNUSUAL CAREER OF
BARK MANGARENA

Philadelphia, March 21-The American
bark Mangareva, which narrowly escaped
being struck by a bomb dropped by a
German aviator at Deal. Eng. has had
an unusual career.
The Mangareva was formerly the Brit
ish bark Pyrenees and was built on the
Clyde in 1891. In 1900, while bound from
Rangoon to Newcastle, y. 5. W, she
struck the island of Mangareva, a low
lying coral reef in the South Pacihc
When the vessel struck, the natives
many of whom had never seen a white
man, attacked the crew with spears
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22
A NeW and Up-t0-Date Line OF
Medium Priced
WALL PAPER
All 1915 Patterns
NOW on Sale at
BusselPs Book Store
FL Water St., Gardiner, Me.

doinengaged:
Bowdoin, Porrtt 5, Hargraves 5,
Floyd. 5: Harvard. Putnam, 8, Mich
OILS. s.; Short 8. Bowdoin. Porritt, /:
Earcraves. 9: Floyd. ); Yale, Little,
:; Plieger, 6; Nickerson. s.
Bowdoin, Porritt, 2: Hargraves, 6;
Floyd. ]; Harvard, Nichols, 4 Short,
c: Putnam. 8.
Bowdoin, Hargraves, Z: Floyd, 5:
Pcrritt 4; Yale, Little, 10; Plieger, Z;
Nickerson, 10.
Bowdoin. Porritt. 4: Floyd. 0; Ha~-
graves, o; Harvard. Short, g. Mich
ols,'6; Putnam. S.
Bowdoin. Porritt. ]; Hargraves. 5;
Floyd, 4; Yale. Plieger. 4; Nickerson,
s: Little, j.
The finals will be played at the Ho-
tel Aston New York, April q Those
who have qualified are Harvard, Yale.
Columbia. Cornell, Penn. and Annap-
Oils.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22
BOWD0|N FENCERS
ELIMINATED FOR
FINAL TOURNAMENT
mch15eod2wis

Boston. Mass. March 21.-Rowdoi.1
was eliminated Saturday in the tour
nament Northern Division preliminar-
les of the intercollegiate Fencing
Tournament The points were Har-
ward, Is; Yale. 10 and Bomdoin, ?
Bowdoin won two matches, Hargraves
defeating Plieger of Yale 8 10 s and
Floyd defeating Little Of Yale 4 to
l. The bouts were played at the Har-
ward Club. Following is the sum-
mary Of the matches in which Bow
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22
ADJUSTMENTS
Harry Lander Musical Comedy Co.
Coliseum Today. Souvenir Dav

Inc bright musical comedy CARVING
"a people with the famous comedian
harry Landers.s is the bill with &
swell display of pictures at the bis
Coliseum today at 80. and s o.
CLOCK. One of the very best offerings
OF the season and if laughs are want
ed this is the place. Her Escape" tn,
Animated Weekly and An iii Wind''
Ills the pilot -pl;Iy list. The first fit
~ ladies purcha;ing tickets TO-DAY for
matinee Will be presented with ffty
coin holders. These make VERY
pretty souvenir. Doors open at o.
clock sharp-a1v
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22

Liverpool, March 21-George Ar
thur Gatehouse, resident OF Men
treal, was taken into custody at Liver
pool Saturday just as he was about 10
sail for America. The police took
him before a magistrate. who remand
ed him for one week on the charge Of
trading with the enemy" Details Of
the charge against Mr.. Gatehouse
have not been revealed, but the mag
istrate considered them serious enough
to Justify him in refusing bail.
Mr.. Gatehouse has been abroad rep
resenting Philadelphia concern. He
admitted that he had been in Hol-
land once since his arrival in Europe
last December. but he declared he was
innocent of any intention Of trading
with the countries hostile to Great
Britain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22

Fer the convenience Of the society
elk of Gardiner who plan to witness
ae Minstrel Show and to take part in
h4 dance which follows it at the City
3all II Augusta, April 5, tickets have
esn Placed on sale this morning at
ais drug store. This affair is given
o. The benefit Of the Augusta Cen
ia Hospital and is under the patron
e Of Augusta society leaders. They
aye gathered the best musical and
arth providing talent ohtainabie and
Til unQueS,ionably make a big social
Nd amusement success Of the benefit
-edyf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22
Funeral Of the Late Mrs. Ella Frances
McCurn

The funeral of the late Mrs. Ella
Frances McCurn was held Saturday
afternoon at o'clock from her late
home, Windsor street. Randolph, Rev.
NJ. 4. Gordon Of Randolph officiating.
The bearers were Austin, Oliver AL
bert and William Peas,ee. The en-
tonbment was in Randolph.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22

TIE remains Of Warren Hall. late #
arrived in the city Sat
rda} ana were placed in the receiV-
e toni at Randolph. Mr., Hall be
me suddenly III while visiting has
-Oihtr II Maynard. Iowa. and was
ssr e & hospital for an operation
!; lived only a short time. passing
8ay on The morning of March 18TH.
he cause of death being anjina pee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22
Funeral Of Late Eiizaheth r. White

The remains of the late Elizabeth
r. White arrived in Gardiner Sunday
afternoon and We're taken 10 Christ
church where services We're held at
8 o'clock, Rev. r. ". Plant officiat-
ing. There were many beautiful no
raj emhlems in evidence and many
friends present. The bearers We're
Robert H. Gardiner. Robert ". Per
l;ins. George W. Heselton and Z. l..
Parshley. The interment was at Oak
Grove cemetery
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22
Mrs. Thomas Peters ST..

Mrs Thomas Peters, Sr.. died at her
home on Lower Water street sunday
noon. The deceased is survived by the
hucband a son, Thomas. Jr.. and a
daughter Mrs. Frank Smith. The an
nouncement. of the funeral services will
be made later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22

Mss Ruth daughter of Mr.. and
h. Cyrus Thurlow. High Holborn
tree entertained a party Of friends
1 her hom. Friday afternoon, the oc-
zs40n petne in celebration of her
1.ihGa5 The afternoon vas delight
gll passed with music. games etc.
ssftrshnents Of ice cream and cake
Esre served
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22

Mr.. Q. ". Chase. who has been en-
ployed by tire Sears, Roebuck Co, al
Springvale has accepted the position Of
foreman in the making room of Mars
ton & Brooks Co factory in this city
He has moved his family into the tene.
ment owned by the Naughn's on Middle
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22
LOCAL NOTICE.

The JniversaNst Rose Sale" opens
at - o'clock Tuesday, March % in the
yestry, cooked food. aprons, fancy ar
,icles, home made candy and ice
cream will be on sale. Don't forget,
they serve one of their famous chick
en-pie suppers from $50 until I. Price
35 cents. mar2oo3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22
HARRINGTON HIeH MAN
IN VERY CLOSE SERIES

e'oia Harrington carried off tho
nuois iast week at the Unique al,evs
Win a score Of Cpl for five non-con-
seeu.iVe strings. The weeks bowling
was .ne most sensational ever Witness
ca at these alleys. only Ii sticks sep
~ ~, ling the leader and the fourth ma,
Inc Following are the scores:
II. Harrington
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22

IosepA n. Harrington Of Gardiner and
his 8a'-1a Temple OF Bowdoinham
81. in: cd II marriage Saturday even
be- ~ r, :. c. Wright at the Free
Bas:s, parsonage. Winter street. They
Id On t~tr for parts unknown
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22
SOUTH GARDINER

Many residents of this town were
heipiess spectators Of the fire which.
a.ter destroying the house Of Mrs. Ezra
ohflorc In Pittston. spread up the hill
70 the Plttston road, setting fire to the
Bailey house and causing considerable
damage to other property Mrs. Cliff
ioro' VINO formerly lived in South Gar
amer, occupied the house in the rear
OF the site Of the old Break-o'-D ice
house in Pittston.
rire broke out APPARENTLY in the ell
OF the residence at about IL o'clock
ffqiday morning. The fire burned
slowly at first. but the wind famed the
names till the building was enveloped
EHorts were made TO save some of the
pelongings Of the occupants and sever
al persons formed bucket brigade,
out on account Of the distance from
'he water theirs was a hopeless task.
Inc high winds carried sparks. set
lihg grass fires which spread rapidly.
IN some instances the fires jumped 100
Safds' The small group of men were
unable TO cope with the situation. The
hre ran up the hill to the road de-
sEoy!ns the Bailey place Several
acres OF field and woodland were burn
ed over before the fire was beaten IN.
oH flttston men who responded TO the
call IN teams and afoot 4 graf deal
property was jeopardiZed by this
fire.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22
Mrs. James o. Bradley

Gardiner friends of Mrs. James O.
Bradbury will learn with regret OF her
death which occurred Friday at her
home in Saco. Beside her husband she
is survived by daughter Miss Mary
4. Bradley of Saco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22

Officers and members Of Eureka Re
bekab Lodge are requested to be pres
ent at the regular meeting on Tues-
day evening, Mar. %, at ..3o O'Clock
sharp. Rehearsal at the close OF the
meeting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22

Miss Addie May Arnold entertained
about Is Of her friends Saturday after
noon at her home in Iittston. The occa-
sioE was the celebration of her l4th
birthday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22

Mrs Morris Millett Liberty street
has returned 10 her duties at the
Marston- Brooks factory. Halloween,
after being al home for week with
her daughter Stella, who has been Ill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22
First Vessel Up River

The first vessel to come UP the
river this season was the Ella Clifton
which is at the lawrence Bros Mills
South Gardiner. She will load with
lumber for Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22

The Ladies Aid of the First Bap-
tist church will meet Tuesday after
noon with Mrs W W. Donashy, Main
avenue. Farmingdale
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22

\ special representa- tive VIII he a.
: Smith store for a few days be-
1r.rg Monday March - TO make
sprc!a, pic" on the Delineator. See
r!th's ads in Tuesdays issue.-adN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22

MI and Mrs. Charles A. Jones. Ir..
are the happy parents of nne boy baby
born Sunday noon The younster weigh
ed 10 l-2 pounds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22

The Bangor debating team went 10
Augusta Saturday forenoon to visit the
State House before returning OF their
home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22

The Woman's Auxiliary of St Math-
ews parish will meet with Mrs kings
ley. Wider street, Tuesday afternoon at
O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22

Mr.. K. Fl. Jenkins returned Saturday
from a two weeks business trip in
-Aroostook He reports good sleighing
in the towns north of Houlton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1915-03-22

Mrs. Hattie E. Spear has returned
to her home at Spears Corner after
a visit in Newport