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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-30
Romance.

There are many ardent suitors <for
her hand. And they sent her orchids
and yiolets and lilies and roses. All
save one, poor young, fellow, who
sent her but simple little bunch OF
daisies. She married the. man VINO
sent the orchids.--G George Jean Nathan
in Puck. @7 ~ III
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-30
!. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
GAMES TODAY.
National League.

Cincinnati at Chicago O.
Boston at Brooklyn t2):
st. Louis at Pittsburgh CD.
New York at Philadelphia (2).
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-30
American LEAGUE

Philadelphia at New York (2).
Washington at Boston (2).
st. Louis at Detroit (2).
Chicago at Cleveland ~.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1918-05-30
American Association.

Toledo at Columbus ca
Louisville at Indianapolis (2).
milwaukee at Kansas City (2) .
Minneapolis at. st. Paul 4 p. IN.
St. Paul at Minneapolis Z p. m.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25
PALMYRA

Mr.. and Mrs. O. 3 Cole ami Mr. ana
Mrs. NJ e. Davis were in SkowheSa1
Friday and visited at F T. Planners.
Mr. and Mrs H. L. Clifford were ii
Dexter Sundar
Among he recent guests at ]. :,
Smiths were Mr. and Mrs. Cary Tav-
lor ami daughter Mildred and Mr. Nor
RS. a., Of Houlton: Mrs William Neal
and Mrs. walter De!ahunt OF Bangor
Otis 1. Blaisde,i and B. /. Palmer
were in Newport on business Monday
morning
Mrs. Il f Thompson went Monday
to Lewiston in company with Mrs c. E
Thompson, who had been here for sew
eral weeks
Mrs II y. Longley Of PittsfeId is z
guest at D. Emersons s.
Miss Florence Woodman Of ST. Adams
was guest over Thursday night at o.
R Merchants.
p. J. Palmer il building a garage.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Davis OF Detroi,
and Mr. ard Mrs. Porter Soule Of this
town were among the visitors SUNDAY
at NJ c. Davis.
Mrs Sylvia Taylor Of waterville is a
guest az the home OF her sister Mrs
s : Seekins.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25
MONMOUTH

The ladies Of the CumstoE Library
, ASSOCIATION VIII serve dinner Of home
! baked beans and other home cool Ike 1
food a. Cumston Park on fair day,
sept. q
The Ladies AID Of the Methodist
church will meet al the chapel Thurs
day afternoon.
The Augusta district of the Maine
conference will hold a Visitation day
enrolment drive at the Methodist
church in Monmouth on Tuesday. Sept.
q, afternoon and evening. The organi-
zat.on Is as follows: Rev. D. B, Holt.
superintendent Augusta district c. ]
Brown. superintendent Maine Methodist
Sunday schools; Rev c. / Spear, dis
trict leader Of the drive; Revs. William
Wood. ". II. Varney. c. o Perry. J. r
Clifford and others. group leaders. The
program is as follows
Afternoon 2na clock: Devotions
our Losses in the Sunday School on
Augusta District" D. g, Holt; Our
Special Needs" pastor: "Organ:zation
Promotes Efficiency" e. J. Brown The
sunday school and the Church. group
leader; The Sunday School and the
Present Crisis. d. 3. Holt; "A Pro-
gram for the Sunday School" c. j.
Brown
Evening 80 O'Clock: Devotions. Now
to Secure the Proposed Increase in En-
rollrnent,f G j. Brown: The Task OF
the Sunday Schol.' D 3 Holt The
district leader vii, be present on some
day Of visitation and speak on The
Purpose Of the Drive"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25
W!NSL0W

James Cl'hbe-ton mas returned
from z r!Slt n Boston and Cleveland.
mn. where m Ras 2 g1esr q ~
s-steT.
t'ft 2. F. Barnard nd family ar
rlTed MONDAY from Piedmont. =. II.
THfE passed T1esca. II FAIRFIELD. md
"ll- g3 t9 nlt. -r- ? te~ days i
their n94saI9ld goods dc no. arrive.
ReT NJ Barnard VIII begin MS sery-
loes here He1t Sunday
Edwin Blackwell : confined 70 MS
home by Illness.
Ars- Harpl1 simpson a-1 so- Mel
yin are guests Of Mrs. Simpsons pa
rents. Mr- an1 Nrs- Frank Bick<7rd
z. S~-t1tle.d.
MIS- LIZZIE Harmon. after Tisit
"!'a Alr- ann Mrs- harry F1ano7,
bHEton avenue, has returned 10 Port
an
M. a7d Mr.. Har-T Dunbar sttar
"eaH passed q CHINA Lake, have
returned home.
pr Hooper according v the or
GERS q me Board Il Health ard
ScAoo! Board. i Facclrat-1g the pu-
p-.s VINO nave rot already been vac
ei1ated-
Aiss Hforre Cn+nevert has re-
turned from 'ls;t with friends al
ProviGerce' H # Ne" Bedford and
RAJ RiYer, Mass. Size also visited
ner brother. Harvey Chenevert, VINO
i %eoman a. the Naval Training
station Ne"porf. X /
Mrs. Warren si..ier = II the Sig
fAr's Hospital, WatATFI..e, fo- trca.-
nent
George Booker vas 2 visitor AZ
Madison Monday
Taylor Hooper after a short visit
Win friends IN Bingham, has re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25
OPERA HOUSE
"The Man Who Came Back" At the
Augusta Opera House Saturday A.
ternoon and Evening, September -

The Man Who Came Back" WEI
liam A. Brady's excellent production
OF the gripping meiodrama written by
Jules Eckert Goodman from the book
by John Fleming Wilson will be seen
at the Augusta Opera House Sept. 2s.
Heralded an a melodrama Of unusual
appeal u all classes Of playgoers, and
with a record Of unprecedented runs
in New York and Boston. II g a
thrilling well told tale Of modern
prodigal. who girdled the globe before
he came TO himself and into his own.
It possesses in generous measure high
spots Of intense dramatic interest.
Not the least Of these Is that deveI-
oped in the opium scene-remarkably
played in a setting as weird as II Is
fascinating. In fact Mr.. Goodman
has so developed the action as to
achieve what may be described - a
dynamic drive, the interest cumul-
tive ever rising, from the moment the
playgoer Is introduced to the Potters,
father and son, in the formers New
York home. Mr.. Brady's excellent
company is headed by F~2nk Norge n
who plays young Potce. end Dorothy
Bernard as "Marcelle" the San Fran
cisco cabaret girl. Seats on sale
Thursday.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25
JUNIOR RED CRno
Excellent Swung q
Aupuste Chapter

New -. etoo!s kzve -eope.-
q IRE I-~~ Pei Cross s>-.Ti-.se
win r@l. Already tevssa, is--
.sr. 100 ces- rsceived Z. re locsi
Pa cr>.z headquarters. from -1-z1
~caooi tszcae-z zski-s :or trE-cc-
,toas so6 ,e.l-.g II TIE ezgs-ssz Il
TIE ccr1,rT ooys a,d girls = %
sonetLrz q help Ire Es1 Cross
Junior PET CrcEs cana ITO exls--
e,ce only yezr aga. ard q ta- re
crza1lzsttoo nzs oeen tse.-g -
way; but sve- Sc, = Lzs fully JIG
tilted the co1sfe-cs fer ~ IL org
matters in TIE petriotlc spl-- q
American scho>l Children Tie JCc-
3pr icsa tock : quicker acG e 71ost
sectSons II TIE coEntrT -1aa : orc
n Maine. II real attempt q general
crgarlzaclor beng E.zts z -h1s stazs
entl Februay. TIE Aag-sta Clap
ter 1}< -ot star u o-ga1izs TIE JUL
.crs Throughout its ora1c1es u1--
April u last. Bet co-s.te-1g tI-s
delay. t1e chapter has maze IN az
cellent shox1g Foro~l1E az size
tsets and figures
TIE A7g1stz caapte- .oruea y
tween Apr.l Z az |v1@ =. = Il
ir- LGx.i.arses 1i-h -s- oe-z-l =
.. zzI9 chl56-en Bstc-e - skis
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ship ccez = 1rzcca tae.- cy- ~orE
ard ra-ly Is g1trs = -1s1- --z-cE
treasU-.es. ~:
The tcI?xsrg NIX |as cc-p-e-e1
and pzszAd II 2et1g@a Children
garments. y. pzc1-~o-A ed quilts.
(. k-It-s5 atgta15, =. scrap 1+ccaS'
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c-1.t.zg tor B4.g-a- -aI.et e.
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ecs1ci rrgzc4zz:-C-. My srno<- en-
5-e- beng eligible tr- nenoe-sF ?
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r-.zp.e. az orzrc1es was q. chacg@
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25

Weather permitting, O.. II Of the
Third Maine viii take 4 hike to the
tome Of Corporal Cross on River
s,Ge Drive tois evening, leaving
Cry Hall az O'Clock sharp Upon
arrival the boys Will BE served with
bread and butter. roast corn, hot
coaee and doughnuts. by Mess Ser
geant Ferran. assisted by a commit
tee appointed by Capt. Martin. All
eo.diera On fIrIough viii be welcome
20 JON the hike ana feast. Those
who wish can return home BY the
electric cars The uniforms for Co
II have arrived and are now at the
military stnrehouse, and as soon as
the supply sergeant Is able 10 get
,ne measure If the members the un-
forms will be issued at once.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25
BIsck-Huntington

A wedding Of local interest took
place Sunday afternoon at the BRIDE 9
home in LItchfield, when Miss Eoifii
Pearl Huntington, daughter OF James
A. Huntington Of that place, was
united in marriage to Kelsie Lee
Black Of this city The couple were
attended by Miss Lena Huntington,
sister Of the bride, and Merle Black.
brother OF the groom. The double
ring service was used. and the GER
emory was performed by the Rev.
A. Francis Walch. minister Of the
Winthrop street Universalist church.
After q wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Black will make their home in AL
gusta, where they have large circle
If friends who will join in wishing
them a long and happy life.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25
ADJUSTMENTS
COLONIAL
LOIDv
Erc-z<. Presents Eis'e Ferguson N
.Hss-- g the W,lcs;" HUtDsi "sr
so.,s; pathe Corecy: Genera
Corec,. Thea Esrs To rorro~.

In To 7!de range e me drama
be il legitimate o9 sa.e1F. where ar
fer actresses 1nn5s popularity sz-
ceeds tns. II Eis.a Ferguson. ire
beautiful Agtcrst, So, II motion pr
t1reg -l=s FeIguson's cinen1A fame
tas been ncn hy .ard conecie1tlca -
work In f1cn photo-plays ~ Bar
tzry Sheep Pose of ne "orl1,
The S>sng d. Song TIE Rise u
Jennie Cushing" The LIE and 4
DeNz House. her scter.zatlr1s
r ,aese g1pe,3 pict4yc SUCCESSES
Stamping her as al actress II Un1E-
1ai talents and exceptional rersatIl-
.,y In Heart of the Wilds" She Is
ecer In an entirely new characfe:
creation, ons that !s quite different
.-r5.-l any III which she Either'o has
sD2eared N the screen. that RI the
laughter # tavern keeper On me
CanadAan-American boundary. THIS
portrayal seems destined 70 increase
htr popularity first, beca1s II her
Geout ~ q player IN what Is armed
q. western" photopIay, second. be-
cause ~ the profound interest y the
story. and lastly. because # the ex-
auig.tc artistry she displays N her
conception and delineation ~ an ex-
ceedingly arduous role. II ia safe
prediction that her characterization
in Heart II the Wilds' WI be az
claimed az one of the finest II her
scresn portraits and that it viii &C
centuate her fame as q player u pri-
mary quality is unquestioned.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25

reported better -1-s morning. and al
osas- child cane down E.ta T.
CA-.es 4 Ez1-o-S wao L quite
II with Spanish influenza : better
today TUESDAY. Ii temperature 1aF-
ing dropped. He Las oeea co1a1ed
TO lis hozs Tor several days
Mrs. Amcs jefferson k:1z, (Llss
Cora No-rlso-J formerly of Belfast
writes tran Sa- IEs-. Po--o E-oo,
that she ras as- holseao.d oeio-s-
.zgs partly packed az Aas been ex-
re1-aE +or ssv=ra- weeks 20 return
- anytime 70 re United S-a-ss- Fer
eesoac1 Cap king. w1o trained
a-5 -ece.re1 E4s commission q Sa1
Juan ce-E expects orders fer over
s=as duty a-1 whe- - 6oss sas VII
co-e hc-e. I i j. 9-ssit.e - 90
.-a-sro--4-;on- S.cce t1E -o-F.+1o--=
= ne S. ca-o.!-a, = which CAPT
and Mrs King -a1 NAM friends .oST.
t-ayei .-t1 TT Island j ve-y 1gh-
ard undertaken with 1-szi AID fore
Lo6-1g-
Charles Getct4l. w-o vas sent 70
Camp DeTels :o- szz-iG- d1tE. II o.
returned ta.=r q IL ga e1er p-.on
s,c1rd has bee1 confined = ths oase
hospital ever since n reach=t camp
being discharged cE-y Is SATURDAY.
During th2. tine Le vas unable %
communicate XIII Belfast Trends
= - were --cL worried a1d great:
relieved 70 earn tE latter q 3tc-Gay'
nat ~ ! Re-- az VIII 11w receive
he Necessary training before se1l -
~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25
OAKLAND
To Exhibit Photos of Boys in
Service as Liberty Loan
Campaign Feature-Person-
al Items

II connection with the Liberty
Loan campaign, the publicity mar Is
ARRANGING an exhibit that Will t. ct
unusual interest 10 al The folks in
Oakland i = purposed 70 secure
as far az possible photcgra phs of all
The boys WHO have gone into the
service AMI 20 arrange thsrn for IN
exhibit ii prominent window down
Town. Not uacy people II Oakland
realize that q If our me1 have gone
forth 20 d. their bit in the var. hut
iEr. Fred H Leech. who IS keeping
the record. gives out that az Tie
-I-bsr. Ire parents Or neares, .,aI-
arlves Of those H1o hare entered .he
service are requested % sand or b.lng
= Ar. Leech at TIE .. II. Marshall
store q Main street Z photograph Of
those in ne service ana preferably
= uniform. but i this is 10. possl5le
the OTHER viii Do. and On the hack To
give the name and regiment Or raval
connection a-d location as far as
possible. Care VIII be taken Of He
photographs and they viii re -
turned after the campaign Is cve-. Il
5 planned roT - have the exr.b
ready b. the frs. Of the week. In
cas- tnere is no photograph thu r.
guest Is that the date be furrisne. =
mat m name Of the - viii be omit
"a. !. vii! be seen therefore rat
prompt acton viii be NECESSARY II
order thai the exhibit may be ar
ranged a. The right time. Any IL
qniry regarding the matter should
AZ addressed u Rev. =. 4. 4. kili1n2.
The Fidelity Class Of the Free Bar
t.st Church w!ll meet Thursday after
noon a $50 with Mrs. Clyde Ellie az
Water street.
Mr and Mrs. Edwin Clement of
East Pond camps are passing Z few
weeks II Boston. making tne IT'D by
auto.
Frank CRY has returned rom 4
Fislr with relatives II Skow,-egan.
Hsmo1d and Roswell DolLn, who
have been attending Oak Grove
Seminary, have entered the high
school
Mr ard Mrs. H H. Hatfield and
Miss L,nlan Dyer have returned
from q WISH with relatives III LINN.
Mass.
Robe-t Scott. superintendent i the
Cascade Wooden null. has gone 70
Boston y business
Leland B.ckford is The cues. 0.
friends in Boston for a few DAYS.
Farry Dame, VIC has been passing
2 few lays in New York City and
It Camp Merritt, y. J., has returned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25
Pythian Sisters Hold
eth District Convention
Tgesozy Afterroco ana Evening
W1t1 o9eeo Temple = Augusta
Cood s,tsndsr1e CT Delegates
C-zno Chief :: Maine Eors Blake
tire Guest

PyrtLzn Sisters = District Z 1s-@
.Ee.- seventh annual cocFe1..o-
-zsetzr Afternoon and evening q.
< ?. "a! with Gcod attaada.cs
~ delegates from Ire three Tam
rs = ,na 6.rr.ct. Haveicc. r
W-a-e-vi!,e. Zgyua1o-sert Tempe II
Ga-t--a- a-3 Qre@- Temple q a.
y.s-a- -t.a convention was II
large # 20 5.str.cc deputy, Mrs
--ez Cet-re.l ~ A1grEta
TIE cra.rs were flied by officers
e-en - : .Fe-e-. Temples as te.-
rw Pas Cn.e: Etael Remission
y Ua.e-r:-.e, Nos Excellent
c-.ec Name Jr-es u WateCTil.e ::
-x-e.Ie-. Se-ioY. anne Elicit II
~ e-..l,= Excellent Junior. Enna
.Tc--er- II CarEiArr. manager. Eu-
III pa d Gard :re-. ". If r. ard
r 4--:= : Amid = Augusts
y ~ 2 A-v Lagd-.crI Of Gardi-
-e-. cr1-ecto-. Izsae.e Burgess q
T-a-erv guard. Fannie Castrer
~ Gardner Grand Chief Or Maine.
E1-a Bake 4 Calais was the guest
- tre convention
=. ~ afternoon meeting ire s9-
dress e welcome -as e.ven By Ida
TIze-.a-. -aoz- ezcelle-t cHief Of
Q.een Temple. ard Ne response vas
gwen =" A..ce S.ar.ez q Wata--
--sl-a Hout.5e c1s.-ezs was tran
rac.e5 Z m se@s.-- and ire c1es-
tim hox VS. co-tuc.ed ~ TIE DIS
.-sct dep1.- arG .-a grand chief
=
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25
Funeral of Charles 4. WaSswor.n

F-ra-st sarTice- <o- the late
Charles \ NadsTrr,h were ned al
= T1ezta- Afternoon from the
.cn.e - g3 ok street.. under -he
a.x2 cea r: tae cMcers n Trinity
Corrs,5ery. 10. :. K. T. the fl
neral sermon berg delivered BY
Pe*. :. Frarc.s watch, who < ais
chaplain # nc comma nder:', n ne
rresarce RI he relatives and many
trjeads. The seleer.on, "N0 Nigh
Tte.e vas rendered ~ Ms. Fred
K. 2 e and TIE ,1.ernent was made
n he family it IN II. Pheasant
cemetery. The oearers were from
Trinity Comma1dery and were as
follows. SIR Kr.gara A ", P'nsree,
II II Sinm9r#. Charles + Chase
arS Alber. Fri.f n.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25
ALMA

]. z. Bradley of Eassalboro was in
town Friday.
H. f. Merrill of Monmouth was in
town Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hilton are
receiving congratulations on the birth
Of daughter.
Mrs. Andrew Leighton returned
home Saturday from a visit to Smith
field.
Mrs. Ralph L. Jackson and son
aooert returned g their home IN
Camonsourg. Pa. Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Ford have ba.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25

Whitman. Mass, was assigned ~
duty OF taking the number OF Vsp.
cIes that passed the corner LOT -
week ending Aug. "a. The Worh -.
done under auspices of the ~
Highway Commission. lie taou'l .
1854 in all. and he says less u.s.
per cent. we're horse drawn venie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25

A Pennington letter In the Lewis
ton Sun says that Robert Partridge
OF Augusta was guest over Sunday
At the home Of his wife's parents.
Adj. Gen. and Mrs. George Mel
PTesson. where his wife and young
child are passing sevcral weeks. DR..
Doris Kraua. also Of Augusta. was
guest at the Presson home"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25

An important business meeting Of
the First Baptist church. Winthrop
street. will be held this Wednesday
evening, Sept. Is. at the close IT the
prayer meeting. All members OF the
church are urged to attend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25

The Woman's Baptist Missionary
Society will meet Thursday, Sept
rs. with Mrs. E. S Philbrook, q
Weston street. leader Mrs. r. d.
Palmer. subject, The Northern Pap
fist Convention. 1t is hoped there
will be a large attendance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25

passing a few days with his aunt.
MIS- =. "A. Parsons. returning TO their
nome IN Everett. Mass. Tuesday
Mrs. Mary Peaslee is visiting in
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25

The ban on Sunday mo- 80. 8
will be temporarily raised on an
day next according 10 Information
received. Motorists should see that
storage batteries are in shane to
spin their car without cranking.
The Augusta Storage Battery Co.
suggests recharging. ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25
Il ssassae Way to
sosve Respiration
Stains

3se1 vaahdsy BE-
1d2 aaGhone< 800.
bf.sandvaises. stained ty
%zE5oa.
B4nse.ifyouwasa wias
aas6A soap Lie Fel.Naueha
In whitest. Of white sads have
70 super;or n tzkiag out ssa;s.
Aodr1ng Fe,s-Eaptha IN cal or
hhewzrm water permit. you %
keep eool'aad comfortable On TIE
summer washdzy.
To keep viii. clothes white.
there's roth;,g Ike Feis-Eaptha.
II cleans <erfectly and save: Ii.
clo.he, 4or longer wear.
Pc women who .ry .ie Pei,-.;ao4ha
ny are ever ccntent With zry Other.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25

The popular Maccabec dances are
well under way. Tonight Augustus
dancing public will enjoy the second
OF these weekly assemblies. Gentle
men i0c, ladies 2oc.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25

:. Kenneth Fuller Lee. who had been
TO Camp Devens for the purpose Of
q taking an examination for special
service. has returned 10 his home in
this city. having failed to pass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25
Wednesday. September Is, 1918


Robert Powell Of this city is en-
rolled smong the pupils Of Drummer
Academy at South Byfield. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25

The last logs Of the Kennebec
drive, which had for a short time
past been in the booms above the
dam. were turned over yesterday
afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25

J W. l.. Murdoch Of Boston vas a
GUINNESS visitor Tuesday In the city
for a portion Of the day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25

a K. Purinton ~ Waterville was
among the people from other places
who were visitors Tuesday N Au
gusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25

The A. p. Ward property at No. IA,
Grove stree, has been sold to A. Gallo.
lsrl for rentabie investment. Transfer
was made by the J. W. Beck agency.
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25

Donald v. ToZier OF Watervillc was
IN Augusta for awhile Tuesday or
business matters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25

John Musick, who conducts a store
a. 6ehoro and Temple streets in
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1918-09-25

The South Waldo County Sunday
school Association will hold its an
nual conference in the Methodist
church on Oct 18th when 1t is urged
that every Sunday school in the dis
trict send delegates.
Several children in the family Of
Seiden Flanders. East Belfast, are
suffering with Spanish influenza. one
Of them having pneumonia. She il
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-02
Patterson Organizes

A letter has been received from
Mr.. j. L. Stansbury, publisher of the
Patterson Tribune, stating that a
meeting would be held in Patterson,
Wednesday night, for the purpose of
organizing a Chamber of Commerce,
and he requests that representa-
tive Of the Chamber of Commerce of
Morgan City and Berwick be present.
Several members besides Manager
Hartman and Secretary Palmer have
sianified their intention of attend
ing. This is very wise move on
the part Of Patterson citizens. The
advantages Of Patterson are too mum
erous to be allowed to remain I'M
noticed. Towns that are now cities
will testify that civic adve4 Using can
not be done through more effective
medium than a live, wide-awake
Chamber of Cmmerce.
The Morgan City daily review. (Morgan City, La.) 1916-1920, 1918-07-02
OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT.

Irene Castle, strange as it may
seem, didn't learn dancing from a
teacher-she just danced. From the
time she was tiny tot she couldn't
hear music without wanting to dance
it, so as her father, DR.. Hubert Foote
of New Rochelle, n. Y, believed that
all boys and girls should be taught to
earn their own living, she went him
a bit further and earned hers. And
so as Mrs. Vernon Castle she became
the idol Of two continents, set dane
ing styles until she voluntarily aban-
doned the art, became the arbiter of
women's fashions and known as 'the
best dressed woman in America" and
then went into motion pictures, where
she has met with equal success. A
remarkable record, truly, and one
that shows a striking personality
and talent!
Mrs. Castles latest picture is the
Pathe Play, "The Hillcrest Mystery"
which will be at the Opera House to-
night. When you see her in it you
will understand something about how
she won such phenomenal success in
such few years.