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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
OAKLAND

MI and Mrs. c. A. Jewell Of Mer.
sina, Vt, are visiting MRS. Jewell'l
sister, Mrs. Gordon McTaggert.
Mrs. A. Cochran and children
arthur and Dana. have gone to Bel.
last 10 visit Mr. Cochran's COUSIN
James Fairhrother for few days.
Or Edye Grant was a business vtEi-
LOT IN Norridgewock. Thursday
MISS Clark of YDnkers. N. Y, hRs
reInrned to her home after eujuyinE
TWO weeks outing al the East PEND
camps.
Clapton Hall has cumpieted his
duties az chauffeur al the East Pond
camps where ne has been employed
during the summer, and is passing
a short vacation al his home in town
before leovirg for Orono where he will
enter the University of Maine.
Mrs, George Dicixey and daughter
of Wakefield, MASS. are guests n,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon McTag1err.
Miss Maud Pearson, wnp has beer
guest Of her aunt Mrs. Horace
Farrar, and her COUSIN. Mrs. Arthur,
Hall, for the past three weekE. re-
+A41SA0f III AfSl uBIIID II
Rosiinnaie, Mass.
Mrs. John French has gone IT
Guilfurd where she has secured en-
pipymenf IN the WOODEN mill.
Mrs. Ralph Herric-- and daugh1el
Carolyn are visiting Mrs. f9erricks
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. r. A Stur-te-
want Of Oakland Heights
Mrs. Frank Blaisdell. VINO. has been
employed AZ Littiefield's Camps dur
ing thu summer, has complefed her
duties and returned 10 her home on
High street
Ralph Wyinan, a member NJ the
Second Division of the 18th Field Ar
tiliery, who recently returned from
ever seas and has rsceived his dis
charge from Camp Devens, In the
guest of relAtfves in town.
Mrs. David Ellis and daughter
Leona. have gone To Portland 10
visit friends. fDr a few days.
Mrs. Sandy Johnston win leaUe this
morning for Frankfort, whare she
will be the guest Of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Omission are
moving tntD tine house ON Fair1alE
sfreef, which they necHufly purchased
of Mrs. z. Z. Mitchell and which
WINS. 1urmeray occupied by Mr.. znn
Mrs.. Jeaae HaIiert.
Mrs. Frances HaIl has returnsd
frum a two weslzs' visit with hnr sun,
Huraxio Hail or DtzAs1as ana h1r
aux,srfztmr. Mrx. H1ms1n Nnnxxn 90
Dnrry, ~. II 8hs WmD annmupauisA
l1r1rrTN lyv Mra. EmxxfB Hn1i and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. Sept. 4.
HDGS-Receipts @a90 Unevenlv
STEADY. Heavy T15aG 1850: medium 1aGa1
D0o; light 1S7om201e; light lights 1s2on
1sah; heavy packing suwB. smooth 1855
M17@; do. rough D5en180e pigs 1ssa
1675.
GATTLE-ReceiptE 1900 Strong.
Beef steers: Medium anu heavy weight
chDice and prime iEn0dlBeH: medium ana
goDd u75n16G9; common aa0d117a. light
weight good and choice 1g75dJI71ai COM
man and msYniurn gHDElaT5 Butcher
cattle: HeiferB 7no9147b: Gamers and
cutters 5756T6b; veal calves DGd2lgG
stDrlzer stsers s00l1E7G: Cows and heif
efs 675dnlc76.
SEEEP-Recsipts ~ go Unsettled.
Lambs: s. IbB. down 125sDlSs5 esills and
common s98nlzDe: yeariing wethHrs 1853
nll5o. Ewes: Medium. good and choice
T250s5o; culls and cur1mbn 958i65b
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Fairfield and Oakland Heights, were
recent guests Of Mrs. wairan WEIGH
and Mrs. Laura White.
John Blumlsy, Jr., who has bean
visiting his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
John Blumley for a few days. hne
returned To Lewiston, where he ia
employed.
Charles L-prd and q party Of friends
from Bingham left Thursday on an au-
tumobile. trip 10 Quebec.
Mrs. Daniel Colby of wiscassef in a
guest of Mr.. ana Mrs Antonio VIII
liams.
Mrs. Frank Dyer of Foxcruft 10 unss.
ing the week with her husband, VIM
liz employed as pavmasfer in the office
Of the cascade wnplen mill.
More looms are being added the
weave room of the Cascade WOODEN mill
Mr.. and Mrs. j. n. Stevens and Mr.
and Mrs. ]. z. Mor-isefle haye returned
from Portland. where they accompanied
Mr.. Murriserfe's Sister. MIS- Jennie
Prsntiss. who has been their guest for
some time on her way 10 her hume N
Hniyoke. Mass.
Mona Bacon. thu yo11ng dkuHnter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Bacun, who un-
fierwent a nose and throat operation
sundav al their hume on the Belgrade
road. is improving rapidly.
Rev. Clarence McIntire. who has been
passing a six weelEs' vacztion with his
muther. MrB. LixEie MCINTYRE, md hns
also been gussf or nis SON. Rev. Nc
Intire of Dexter. has returned TO his
hsrne in Hinsdale, y. e.
Mrs Maria FieidE OF Melrnse, Mass.
a former rasiden- of 0asxiand in visit
ing Mrs. Ella azwtelle of Alpine street.
Rev. p A A Killam and family left
Thursday for Alistun. MASS. where thry
will make their home.
The public schools IN trwn win upen
Monday, Sept. Ii. with the following
Peacock. principal; Lois SkiliinEs,
French and Latin; Alsna I. Yuung,
English; Gertrude Sherbun. cnmmar-
cal tanchinE. Carrie Slmmuns. dnmss-
tie SCIENCE. E1in HeWins. mammal fUin-
ing; Frxnnas Cafn. mnnic;; nertie n.
Libby, Crude VII: Elixsbsfil Iluf1sin.
Grade VI. Lana Kezr. Grade VI; Clara
Manter. Erade v: Jnsephine Thuspe.
Grade ": MinarvA Han, Grade III: Ma
rirn Brown. Grade II: Mnri1n MrCDu-
brv. Grade I: Bsssie suruwi. Gs1de 4
Mabel Morgan. Union sch1pi
l.eo sawtelle tine y0ung snn on NJ
ANA xsv~. nrx- gnw1nzle, w1zo wa9 M
s,,,-s 49,. arturupifIe nnui0suf . fswi
-. - h.s rscUvar1d suflnisuflg
-. :. IN oszf of dDnF1.
-. - ,.,,,u,,~v rrum fhis fn1un aaf-l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Boston. Sept. 4.
HEEF-Chuire whDle cattle ZOE.
BTTTEE-Norrhernl> creamery extras
57aT5k. western 40. 57657k.
CEEEEE-New twins extras 5ItnSS.
CORN-No . yellow 1g565l96
EEES-Nearbv hennerv 12nT5; wegi-
ern extras 6UG62
FIOCR-Spring patents. 196-lb. sacks.
Ilv-T11HH.
HAy-No. timith-- 34d3s.
0ATs-Fanry ~ To 42-lb sacks SSAGS4
PORK-Meri.um backs de1n-
uJT unchanged.
STGAR-Grannlated. wholesale. SO
per 100 pounds IN bulk.
I--lTGD,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

''a'es OF the Days Dealings in All
the leading Stocks

-orE, Sept. 4s-The STOCK market
r,,. sal dominated by professional
s-s @ toaAH, that faction continuing
sasAsh operations of the urevi0aas
tnnlgn for the most part IN
=. quarters OF the list
4sl result was mt very convinc-
- s'"eNer. manv mixed changes re-
al The Irregular close. Dice no
~ aking despite the drop in cRll
4 per cent.
Ss&lie Steel and Baldwin L.ocurr1p-
tacA supplied rHlcn of
.N terT,erIt bw tiIeir unwonfeti -c
a substantial 81 nE. were run
~. sr2ere reactions Mi. q 's,e /
Aah ANYTHING else rs undermine
H., -aclnts suffered an extreme
- p . Ok. just cancelling it's ad-
rssternaE, ana Baldwin iosr
Sooal 1wo-thlrtis of it's gain. bDrh
-. hg weakest In the laHr hour
EperulaIfve issues which were
- - D. three TO 10 POINTS IN the
the highly confusing trading
1., - - TobaCcp. Keystone Tire,
AotoTs, Mexican Petroleum
b. IT steel and American Woolen.
.sseoatE IN wopien became more
after the announcement
STOCK mad been advanced from
-. per cent. annual hzsis, some
So So erlnenttv expecting a mDre
- disbursement
- ant oils were at fnRximtlrn
ak IN The last hour. the lat1Br
lneir strength frpm the fRxur-
..SAaas reports Of Mexican and
lp, r. petrnleums. Chandler
tls motors At an extreme guin
snts. motor subsidiaries asBp re-
- Muca Of their advance. Changes
raiiE. aside rum minor issues
y slinal- Saith amounted To L.
- bonus were irregular. but tfle
oond llEt. notably Speculative
ele steacr 10 Arm. Total saies.
49, S aggregated SIC. s5n9an md
''ates iionds were unchanged ON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

tuhs; creamery higher than extras 5Sd
593 extra. 60 scprs- 5S3: firsts 54d57 81,
packing stock current make No. . 4S.
E45Ge-ITreEuiarI receipts y SD Gases
" "a sr-ttered extras 5s&s46: extra ffrstH
kHdEl: f1xBfs z706i: BrztB. Pa. ana neHr-
u. WESTERN aeAnery whites fine To fam
~ 72d74: do. ordinary To rhine SDd7l.
DO. brown 6on6l; brown and mixed col
urE 0267.
PoTATDES-EaEy: Maine 1ES-ib sacks
1g1N50G; southern sweets per hi. 10
FAHBAGES-SfeRffy. unchanged
SUGAH-Raw STEADY. centrifugal
TX: fine granulRted 500.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Chicago. Sept. 4.
Manifest lack Of confidence on the
par.t of hulders together with complete
absence nf any aEg -essive buying. led
TN si,srn new Declines to-day IN the curn
Inarkef Prices CLOSED heHvy. q 10 b.
NET lower. with september 1asea to l.6e b
ana Decemher 1.28E To Ii b. Oats lost
Ia IN 3-S51S. In pruvislons the OUT
come varied from 70 csnss on To rise
of 70 cents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Stock Yds, Sept. "a. There was g
Eppd demand for choice cattle, ana
prices held firm. hut bnlngnaE and
Gamers sDlu off. Veal calves were
steady, but hogs were lower the de-
mand being good at the decline how
ever. Offerings were not heavy in am
line. Miich cows were in fair suuply
and sDid quite well. although the de-
mand was not active, and was confined
largely 10 the berter grades
Sales: Otis r. Furbush sold beef
cpws. 2a-3 his. at u3c, COW, ITO lhs..
al sc. ! COW. at Sac and 81 On. COW a
Sc and 81 On ! cow 10s6 lbs.. at &c. :
cow, 72e lbs. al &c and 81 on COW. 10
his. at &c. COW. 101D lbs, At &C. cow
1850 lbs. at &C, canner Cows. 1B8o ids,
HI 4sc. cows. AGO lhs.. at 4ae, and :
COW, 1Dn lbs, at &c, ! fancy calf, u
Ibs.. II &c. calves. 1se Ibs.. n 15c, :
hogs al l9sc, and ! boar at lie Roper'
Cunnors sold 70 miich COWS tom
s125GI75 each. Hail & Luwell spid :
uxen. SLID lbs, at &c. ] hlili. 1ED9 lhs-. al
TSc. ] bull. 500 lbs, at &c. Cows ag- lo"
lbs. al SIC, Gamer COWS, av. 40 lbs
al &C. 1z5 calves, av. I15 lbs. AT Ta3c, -
cuarBe calves, Nv 40 lbs. at &c, ln
hogs av ls5 Tbs, at 1s4c. 20 Bhe1p. aS'
81 lbs, AT Sc. 40 lambs. az. o lhn.. AZ
lie. and . mich cpws rum 6enl2
each r. L Brown d SON sold Il can
ner cows at 4Ac. hogs al ETC dressed.
1niirh cows for g7D9. ]. W. Brooks sold
Is hsef ruws from 4a7ssc 40 calves al
T2sr u. hogs at Tic. and 81 mixers al
sHs65,rgs each. J. u. Nevlon sold COWS
isrSn lbs, al 4ac and s calves. 4ee lbs., al
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Walter Dudley Of South Boston,
anfl Miss Ruth A TDwle. daughter of
Charles G. Tpwle OF Dexter, were
,,ni,rd IN marriage Wednesday, after
npou at the home of the bride by
Hrv wiIlinm Fl. Gould Of Arlington.
Mass. The brine is a graduHfe OF
DEXTER High school ann OF Farming
tuu State Normal school She has
bren taacher here fnr several YEARS.
The gruum in the son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles w. Dudley Of Tins town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

IN Massachusetts hall WIS well al
tended. Music was furnished by
WEIGHS Novelty Orchestra
Mrs. Eorcrnss and daughter, Mrs.
Mabel Harlow. have gone To Fits
field to visit the CORNERS daughter
Mrs. Jennie Monk, and tD attend the
fair.
Considerable excftsment wRs
caused Thursday NOON in front NJ
the store of H H Hatfield OF Main
street. when a horse driven by David
Clark of the Belgrade road became
frightened at the lao train and up
set the wagon. throwing M. Clark
and his Communion. Gerald Mason. TO
the ground. Both men. although bad
Nv bruised and with several cuts upon
the face and head. escaped without
SERIOUS injury The horse was soon
caught and with few repairs To the
harness and wagon the men were
able to return. about TWO hours later.
To their homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Rowe WE'RE
guests of hi. and Mrs. Melvin
Palmer Of Hinckley Thursday, MAX
ing the trip by auth
Walter Sullivan, vino has been
passing the summer vacation 81 his
hume in town. viii leave this morn
ing for Brewer. where he is prin-
cipal of the High school.
Genevieve Bowman. VINO has been
visiting her mother, Mrs. Esther
Bowman. and her sister. Mrs. Harry
Gordon. hGve returned 10 Arrieboro.
Mass.
Miss Jeanette Blake has. returned
from an extended visit with relatives
In Sabaftus She was accompanied
home by her sister. Mrs. William
Thompson. and children, Actor and
Blanche VIM win visit their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Blaie, fnr q
time
Mr. jackson and family Of Tampa
Fla have- arrived In tpwn and viii
paas n twD weelks' vacation nj tins
Hnnt rund Camps.
Mrn. r. W. LsaphHm OF East Pond
Inns gune 70 Newport where she viii
be n guest of friends over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Lapnmm. VIZ
nave been Visiting fs4ends IN Io~n'
have lefr fur ef,sfr hnsne Ia 'Acks"n-
villa F7R.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

diHuiay We x
vii Ut
you
about Phuns 4sdss will
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

COVERS
KEEP RADIATOR FRnM
FhEEzLNG AND KNEF OIL
WARM FOR QUICK START
THEEF COLD DAYS By HAv-
ING YOUR CAR Frrrnp WITH
A GOOD RADIATOR COVER.
FHAp SIZES. .1.y; J QrALI-
TTEE FOR LARGER CARS
from = TO w.su. cNAME,
ADDRESS crELrPHuyEl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Portland Press-An Aftermath of
the recent sensational elapsrnenr of
Harry Cartwright, a returned Cana
dian soidier, with ID year-aii Ethel
Sanrosizy OF Portland is found m a
divorce Libel filed on Tuesaay in the
Superior Geurr- In tins the child
nride sues fur her fieedum. and
claims that the ibelee. Cartwright.
by conniving and, coutriving uniaw-
fully inveigled, kidnapped and con-
veyed the said IibellauI from her
home 81 Quebec street. Portland, To
HUulton. where he uniawfuily ana
carnaily knew and abused said libel
lent, she being under Il years Of
age. There II "a further allegation
rhs1 the liheIlant was nuf aware thar
a marriage ceremony WEE hsinE per-
formed until she heard PEARSON How.
ard y,runounce ibEIlaut and ubeiess
man and wife After the mar-taEe
of tfie two In HUuitun Cartwright
was brought back 10 Portland and /
arraIened in the mnuicipa: cuurf On
a serious charge brought against hf1n.l
by the parents OF the girl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

when re word TO FIRE was given. ne
gr-r-near tfueilisf fired IN ne air"
"Ah. MaEnanimous Man"
Mails nun. Hses upppnenf hnd
nlinhed q tfua."-LSunduu Hlighty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Discouraged bsrzuse he had iusk his
jph. Alfred Dustfe. Is yezrs old. &C
1eIk I4inrpln street, Lewiston. drnuk
a quart Of Spirits OF nffre ana hnl4 -,
much ginger ale yrstsrazy. he ww,
found unconscious IN IN allsy, INIT
YVES revived zftsr piysirixm hnz
wurkad over him fhrss hunrH
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

ro-Tert.d Daily by
aAlNE BROKERAGE CO.
70 Mater ST. Augusta
5nonss 1o19-1Bls
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NATIONAL home

Officer Of the day. Capt wiIlizm
L Pierce
The moving picture program fur
Friday will be a Rsx Beach story en-
titled The Crimson GRrdenia";: a
Pathe News, and a Tom Mix comedy,
entitled Six Cylinder Love"
Miss Elizabeth BRAZIL. Mrs. D. E.
FarnIm and Ralph Dinsmore left
Thursday for New York City
LuciuE n. Morrill,, has returned
from a Through passed with friends,
in Gruveton, n. H
Fridays Concert Program
March, Victory Forever Nom
Overture, The Blood OF Tuietn.''
MichneI
Waltzes, My Charner," waIisteufel
Selection from Grown Diamonds"
Anber
Song, Dearest Mae Croxs,yv
Conceri Medley OF English Songs.
e. Hartmann
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

The firSt infnrnntiunnI import fz1r ~,
be held At Frmnifur1 Main early IN.
'Octpher. haE been approved by Tn;
German Food Ministry. The pr4nr1pna
objsct Of the fhtr viii be 70 drfzrmms&
wflRt preliminary work IN neceanzy ~
stimulate production ana msef <he
nseds uf German mznufarfuHzs fur
raw maferials.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Enl1rntm r. Tsbberts. Tine uIuesl
80, If Lisbon Fails. and vino
,,.-,ss-.,a ,,sunself IN the fact that he had
r-@ ,,.s.refi voftng II Presidential
-a-rtsrn since he became Of age In
&c nj Iis home there nj tine age Of
n. He WAS burn in Lifchf1eid and
uud lived IN Lisbon Falls SINCE he
was four wears old He conducted n
farm all his life
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Attention
TeacherS!!

fall terms begin September n.
Exrellsnt salaries. Apply - Adel-
bert W. Gordun. Gensrni Agent. Sfz1e
Department of Education. Augusta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
Folks Who Advertise Here Today Will Be Counting Their Profits By Tomorrow


8Mx1AA 4SxY 4IxXkAM4
tisip Wzntsd-Fsmzie zp
11sIxMER-Firsn class. nna smart ap-
prnntiEH. TheDhhld- Twumbly, ~ Wat
e St. Gardiner Tel. 6-R-
WAITRESS class waitrna wRst-
g. KnDwffnn's Lunrn, Gardiner.
wA1TRn1s-rhe Mi1sa Cannon, N
WALIR01S-At unue, Inexperienced or
tslsnred. m a small bnsrding
nu1E- No urtierE called. {. IL. Barr,
tup-, fiennAnt ST., Auburn. Me
wAITREEsEAAt Hnrmuu's Elsrfrfc
Gle. Mzterville. Gond Wages.
woMAE-Cap1as1e raicfile sEeo woman
|. To take charge Of ironing and aasert-
mig oelarmHnfB IN laundry 1t ADJ
EnslA ssA1e HDapitza- Amply To tbs
sLeM1x1 I'M trannurer.
wuMEN-rn sew On runs. 4 q naz~
wOMEN-At IN Ansnsfa Steam I.aun-
dry.
YOUNG woMAN--.spaEle % cnms m
ererr day. exc411t Snnfuv, rum un-
I'll 3. To asslsf IN hpusewur4. We wash
ing. ironing or uoUiking 81 mar day
Appis ID A. =. G., Jnurnaa ufaice.
Help Ntzn1sd-skais 80
APPRENTICE-To learn n1Ierv husi-
nnns and help IN Etpr1. webner &
Hsweft, Augusta.
BAKERY HELPER-YunnE man. at
unrn. Lprke'E grnuary.
BpY-Te tip chpres, can artend Hnhnul.
must he hunsst. c. 4. Weed. Man
chester. Me.
B0YE-Tp sch Vanilla after schuni
huur1. Send G.aB FOR BOTTLES that re-
tail fur &c. eHch. Send for sample hnt-
tie WAKEFIELD EXTRACT CO,
sznhurnville. ~. Il. 1ue-7.
lsROCERy CLERK-with Some experi-
anra- Nd lstt1rs answered. Merrill
HrDE. Augusta.
5ANTTUR-For Penney NJ N ori a
church. Must he competent TO humble
iDw pressure steam boiler. Apply Fer
p. M 10 Chas. =. RrunAs, 295 State
St. Tel. 49,
Meet wATCEMAN-Hume -Newhan
CO. of Augusta.
PREEEMAN-With experience at the
Augusta Dye HOUSE at once, or would
take an apprentIce 10 learn the t-adH.
PROUFHEADER-Ch rur Young
mnn to laRrn pruUfreAding and repnr-
turiRi wurk. Apply At Kennebsc jour
nal ufEicR.
YOUNG MAN-To learn iewelry busi-
ness. Chester A. Fuller, ZIG Water 81.
Augusta.
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Rsai Esta4s for Exuisanpe u
FOR GOOD TRAUEs-In hpnes or rur
investment see r. W. Dtplock, TsI.
E5p-R.
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aHpE REPAIRING

Sunffs and scratches 4eanpvefi.
hsHlE straighfEned. tnrn eyeistB
repinced. lsR1her or cunIpBsitiDi1
suies, rubber hssls. Bring YOUR
WORK SHOES to US and we viii
make them like new. TNamel
tnddrebsl ltelephpnel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
WANTED AT ONCE
AEC Ten 8fiGclhocu

ana Nanpars. NIL tsinds % sxunr;~
snnsa heip. lnexpsrisnnsd hslp pai1
astsiis learning. r. ,. t4AxZAHD
Co, Gardiner, Mama :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Wearing Aeparsi .
CLCTHING-J B. Farrell has mia mis-
InfHreBt in the SfDfN nj ~ WAnnr u1.,
hun will continue II - Watnf win
FUN line Of man q Hnd hDvs GINNING.
Neanfsd-Te 0av @
CIDAR AFPLDe-I shall hsgin IA Z INV
days To inAd cider apHls1 q R1Adneiu
Depot. viii pay the highest marhet
price. Write Or rnune me- wnRi You
have. Merle j. Hartman, Hearhsln
Ne, Tel IT,
CASH REGIETER-amall secondhand
Rruwnell Il McEraE, 50 State 81.
FTRNITTRE-Hnsrun music teacher
fitting ND studio wishes antique furni-
tsare. old cluuk, etc. Good prime paid.
A. " T., carr journal.
EAHEES8-Hr1ng IN yuuf OLD harnsne.
: either single or dpfihle, and trane with
us for a new nst. We can make you
a cuud allowance fur vurr old harness.
Gerriah G. Smith Ia Silver ST., Water
vile, Maine. Tel. 4e.
P1ANO-TpriEht, no matter how old.
cash paid. Telephone ~
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30

Mr.. Travers, who was scarcely able
to swim, went into the surf for final
Dip with four of his classmates. Be-
fore long the others discovered that
he had disappeared and although
aided by many from the beach, they
were not able to find any trace Of the
body. Mr.. Travers lived in st.
Cecilia's parish, Manhattan. He spent
six years at the Preparatory Seminary
in New York and four years at Dun
woodie. He would have been or
dained in two years time.
Noted Social Worker Dies.-Agnes
T. Kelly, one of Philadelphia best
known social workers, whose name
will be cherished in that part of the
city called Little Italy," died sud
denly on Friday, August s. Her
death, coming so Unexpectedly, was a
severe shock to her host of friends,
but they had the consolation of know
| ing that she was fully fortified by the
rites of Holy Mother Church. Though
actively engaged in her various en-
deavors Miss Kelly had been a suf-
ferer from heart trouble for some
time, and it is believed that her con-
dition was aggravated by her removal
| from her home. Miss Kelly spent
practically all her life in the south
ern section of the city and was so
she not only mastered their tongue
and it's various dialects, but made a
careful study of their ways and man
nerisms. In dealing with the Italians
she became so intense that an out
slider would not know but she was one
of them.
StalWart Charlottesville venerable
Mrs. Martha P. Hickey, of Altoona,
Pa, who lately celebrated her ninety
second birthday, has no notion of
dying "for years yet" two of her
aunts having passed the century mile
stone. At the time of her birth Ton
July II, 1927, near Newry) the site of
Altoona, now an episcopal city, was a
wilderness; and the settlement con.
sisted of only three or four houses
The nearest church was many miles
distant, whole day being consumed
in getting to it, and a whole night in
getting home. There being no roads
through the forest, the people were
obliged to walk the whole distance
On the journey homeward, the men
carried torches to light the way
Tothn1ipc folx ,~tc in,
days. 1t is unlikely, however, that
with such traditions, any of Mrs
Hickey's descendants ever miss Mass
or willingly remain where they are
prevented from regular reception Of
the Sacramento.
Institute Held.-The institute hello
by the Board of Education of the
Belleville, ILL.,, Diocese last week il
st. Elizabeth School and Church was
remarkably successful. The attend
ance was larger than at any previous
institute and the enthusiasm extended
not only to the sisters and priests o.
the diocese, but to those of neighbor
ing dioceses. Prof. F. j. Washichek
of Mobile, Ala, sister of the ordel
of st. Joseph, from st. Louis, ant
Very Rev. P. Gregory Huegle, o. S. B.
Conception, Mo-, were the instructors
Ri. Rev. Henry Althoff, D. D., bishop
of Belleville, visited the institute ant
brought a message from the Euchar
istic Congress which he attended il
i. Notre Dame, Ind. He spoke of the
beauty of plain and Gregorian chant!
and urged the teachers to perfec
themselves in the teaching of these
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30

Superior General.-At Bruges, IN
Belgium, Brother Bernard, c. F. x, OF
England has been elected General OF
the Brothers of the Xaverian Congre-
CATION.
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Venerable Sanctuary-The interior
of the original San Fernando Church
in San Antonio, Tex, built in 1874,
now forms the sanctuary of the
Cathedral of San Antonio.
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Negro Child Martyrs.-An interest
ing item on the agenda list of the
business to be got through by the
s Congregation of Rites at its meet
ing on August 8, was the cause of the
twenty-five little negroes who were
martvred for the Catholic faith IN
Central Africa, when the White Faith
ers first undertook the conversion OF
the natives.
The Catholic bulletin. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1911-1995, 1919-08-30

Campaign for Seminary.-A cam
paign to raise 100000 for a diocesan
seminary. at San Antonio, Texas, will
be launched in October Bishop Dros-
saerts laid the prospect before his
priests at their recent retreat and the
decision was unanimous to undertake
the work.