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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
Complete Round
the Rim" Flight L. S.

Washington Nov. 9.-Lfeuts CJI. +.
T.. -1artz returned today 20 Boilia*frid
her OF which lie conmandant after
complet ng the frst around III n"
fight in the history OF American av a.
ton.
Ct Ea~.Z accompanied BY L cit Y.
L. II rrnon. pilot, and Jerry Dot iaF. aad
Jack Harding, mechanic. left VS. liIS
ior July "a f. ing up The AL l3ntIc coast
10 Augusta Me. thence westwarl aionc
The great lakes and the Cana ian border
10 seattln, then down the Pacific coast
10 sandiego across 70 e Paso, New
Orleans and Pensacola and then up th.'
AtIan'ic coast to Wash ngton. The last
lap OF tha flight was from Pineinrst
". G.. tn Washington.
Figures - to the actual number or
m les flown had not been compiled to-
RI ht hut IL was estimstsd that APPROX
imatelE. l.o f1ing hours were requ red
Stops We're made in all border states
except New Hampshire. Vermont. a:
zora, New Mexico and Florida. The
only rnishup occurred near An Gable
Forks New York. necessitatipE l'ract'-
cai,v tn rehuiidin- Of the liarf, The
longest ncn-stop luD was from SA' Jit-
60 to Ella Paso, nearly DO miies.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
"Uncie" George Williams a Happy
MAJ

Fricnus nG Jingle" George W VII
liarns. dallOueIs efficient night Of
tcer. and more widely known is
"heG." is wearing smile that ieaus
people 20 know that he Is mIGhiT
pleased ana el4ted some time ago 4
brother Of his passed away AFTER J
lingering illness during which u" had
been cared Tor II the home Of II nc!e
George. After his death il was found
thu; IN insurance policy for $1,000 was
made in f;tvur Of My. Williams. but
Tor some llrne past had been con-
tested by surviving relatives. How
ever. last week the court, after con-
Eitieratior allowed the payment Of
This policy 10 Mi Williams. who de-
serves for he thoughtful care f
his brother every cent he may "a
Ceiva
Meeting the journal man on Ll2
street last evening "k e." looking e&-
ueedins!y happy with i twinkle II his
eve. remarh cd. - am . lucky man
and want you 10 tell ne boys tnai
this little money Will ccmc II 2wtul
HANDY"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

The service uniform VIII ne worn
without oevrcoats.
Al large ana representative meet -
ing of eE-servIce men II was unaUI-
mousty decided that al! service
men should apepar III uniform: mis-
stand being taken N view OF the
1act than Il is most appropriate for
Inc occasion and that the people Of
The community desire TINS as one of
the outstanding features of the day.
DON'T BE 4 SLA CKER. yOU. APE
PROUD OF VOTE UNIFORM!
WEaR IT, ANY man not having a
uniform available should make ar
ranGements for one 1t the meeting o.
eX -se1'r!ce men I'D be held II City
hall III 80 THIS q culnE.
III organizations and firms not
notified uf their position in line by
noon today please teiephoro Cart
Donald C Mctcaf Tcl asu (cl-a-
CLERKS ctH"oD Members oI the com
mittee. Hon. Blainc :. Niles VIII be
4, =. a. Z. hall Ut $50 Tuesday morn
Irc o scr that membcr NJ the e. 4 A
Il. and the reiatlyes OF tho dcceused
soldiers OF the World War arg
assigned to automobiles
Early in the afternoon comes the
hi- football game between the old
rlvuis. ConN and Gardiner High.
Dennis nand leaves Market Square
~ : r. N. PLAYING martial music, for
the Rauel Williams field where the
big game will be played The Amer =
can Legion has detailed the band 10
Cony High for the afternoon.
nauEhtcrs OF Veterans have ar
ranGed to furnish a fine dinner III q
nominal expense m G. y, L. hall.
Arnlstice daN.
NJ $50 q big bonfire will ho star-nd
IN Market Suuarc as I,art OF the
day's fun.
The concert of the Sranu ball al
City hail will stort proTptty al 6
O'Clock The crane march viii be
lead b- Mayor and Mrs. BurlciE,l
Martin.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
Mrs. J. Warren Fuller

I-ovtaa Atkins. wife OF j. Warren
Fuller. died Il her home Saturday
morning. She was the daughter OF
Alexander and Maria (Newen1 All
kins and was born "a South Gardiner
June @9th. 1641. One Of the farnilz-
OF 10 children. She WAS married All
gust ., lS-p to J. Warren Fuller the
We'll known wounGry man OF this
city. Ther had almost completed 90
wears OF married LIE. Mrs. Fuller
WAS woman OF gentle disposition.
tov,ahe nature ana was devoted 10
hor nome interests Those who knew
heT besr cherish TIE tondesf affection
for hoy She was one who endeared
herself % rvef- onp vino came in
contact with hcr. She IS survived by
hey husband. u son Chester g. Fuller
Of thus city, and sister Mrs. Annie
A. ti-adstreet Of Augusta
The funeral will 3e held from the
home at 80 O'Clock this Monda Y
afternoon. F.ev. c. I. Young OF the
First Baptist church officiating.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
WINTHROP

A Harvest sermon WAS preached
Sunday morning by Rev. \. r.
Pearson al the Methodist church and
Il quantity of fruits, vegetables and
canned goods were donated to be
sent 10 the Deaconness Home in
The Winthrop Literary Club Will
meet Monday afternoon with Mrs.
Carrie French. Roll call will be Cur
rent Events. The program will con-
s.st of the reading Of the Constitu-
ton Of The United States and discus
sion by the members.
The ". c. T L. will meet Tuesday
afternoon II 9 O'clock At the home Of
Mrs. La Verne MaX1ied.
Patriotic exercises will be held ~
SO O'clock Aruist:ce day At the
Town hall Tho Speakers OF the after
noon will be Hon. L. T. Carleton ana
Francis Bate.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

the complicated and delicate faninine
organs The Young glri suffer. bodily and
mentally In silence. There is IInuue weari-
ness. unexpected pain. unreasonable tears
and tlts OF temper.
Doctor Pierce's Fsrorite Prescription
exerts 4 wonderful power over woman's
delicate organism. II Is an invigurating
tonic and Is presc-ibsd inr the peculiar
weaknesses irreguiar,tie. and painful de-
rangcments of woman.
Warsaw, n. "a few years ago bad
feminine weakness and was all rundown.
was 50 weak l could hardly get around the
house 80 Thought would Try DR. pierces
medicines. After taxing few bottieMeach
of DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and
Golden Medical Discover / began to galn
strength and never felt any better. Thanks
TO DR.. Pierces medicines.
TINS last winter had some trouble that
left me lame like rheumatism. l was so
bad could not do any work HI all and usth-
ing seemed I'd help me. tired Or. Pieroes
Golden Meiical Discovery and Anurir
Tablets (anti-urie-acid) and received benefit
from them 20 ] was soon doing MI own
work again. thanks to both oi those medi-
s,no.GM-MRs. JAMES BRoTHEp~oN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
PITTSTON

a purchas. of real es ate in Portland
F Iday, Oct. q. will pc interesting 10
listen -~ienCS. by which EugenA
Hooi,. d former resident OF Eas Pitts
ION. came into possession Of two modern
houses. each one containing three aD.-'-
nGnts and ;-Iso the house lot ADJOINING
NORTH-.Iohn Mccormick d stu
dent Of the University OF Maine anG
Miss Louise Mccormick of Auburn
High school, were home Tor d Visit
recently.
George E. Putnam has gone 10 san
Mates, Cal. where ne will make his
home through the winter months
with his daughter, Mrs. Henry Clark.
His neighbors Nov. l. gave him d
surprise party and during the even
ing presented him with q signet ring
and pocket book. Refreshments Of
ICE cream and cake Were served ana
= delightful evening was enjoyed.
His son AIber- and family will occupy
his home while he Is away.
Ellis Starke of XasSalboro was q
Week END guest of his brother anc
wife. A-. and Mrs. Henry Starks
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
ANU USEMENTS

Thrilling incidents IL An Woman,
'he latest Gojovyn production star
ring Mae Marsh. are tempered WIKI
touches OF charity and kindness INA,
al once make q. ef~esh!ng'v true TO
.;te and Z play thoroughly human
!, g now role which Mae Magsn
plays IL 'All Woman" which comes
10 the Acme lhe&ter this evening
She mas 4 mission 10 pertorm-tnat
II wiping eli; an evil th4t from tlme
immcmo~;Gl :aa caused me rum ui
tn, UsanQo. Miss Ma-sh'5 portra2al Of
the girl VINO made q mountain town
happier for having beon in ii d cer-
tain - ~ '-emendousiy 10 her pnpu-
iaritv Do't miss episode No. 9 VI
lie, 'Maskcl E.dcr-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
AUGUSTA FACES FAILURE
IN RED CROSS CAMPAIGN
MUST COME ACROSS TODAY

mon fought. to allow Us TO finish tins
work.
Should the people IN New Eng
land fail to renew their support of
the lied crosse. our services. 10 our
own disabled soldiers must be re
dur"o IN proportion
Augusta Is showing every lndica-
ION 81, failing TO give t1ls suppor-
for omen 'fth" most NorthE ot causes.
IN Augusta proper, only "893 mem
bers nave been secured, and but
S.. 8""4 20 raised. Estimates from the
branches OF surrounding districts in
members and money secured. still
leave several thousands Of dollars 10
be raised today,
To those who have given. hui not
as generously us they might, the Red
cross appeals for more, to those
and there are mary-Who have given
nothing. the Red Cross. III the name
Of Humanity asks that they give
sometning-whateve they are able
to give.
The following letter from the " G.
r L has been received by Guy
Gannett;
AT our meeting Of the ". c. T
L. Friday afternoon. il was voted
that we express TO you our apprecia-
tlon of the work that has been done
and is being undertaken. by the Au-
gusIa Chapter of the Red Cross and
also pledge our support.
IF our services are needed, we
shall be very glad TO assist as far as
possible in any part OF the program
that is TO be carried out.
Sincerely yours.
MRS. l. 2. PETERS.
Reports from the Cftv workers up
10 last night gave results as follows:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
FARMINGDALE

John Nor.on Of Ma-ahaltown. Iowa.
WAS Il recenc guest OF relatives and
fr cnds here. NJ. horton came east -
visit his mother, Mrs. Charity Norton
of pn- land. and has left on his return
home.
Mrs. Charity N-rton. formerly an OIL
resident ,lere. tut now Cf Portland. had
me nisfnrtunc TO fail down the "eiiar
Stairs recently injuring hersef quite
severely. being unconscious for 4 time
However she made d quick recovery
and was able to sit III in d few DAYS ana
.s reported 10 be about the house as
usual. Mr.. Norton started 10 retire
one night and without thinking
opened the cellar door and walked OFF
the steps instead Of going Up Stairs as
she had planned 10 do.
Mr. Linton. vino bought the =. ?.
Scrinner farm. has arrived with hi
family and taken possession. he has
the telephone service. same number as
Mr.. ,ribner mad, GIL.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
Social Club Meetings

The Deborahs WI meet II 30 Mon
day evening with Mrs. Y z. Truu.7t,
Is q! apsl street.
koussinoc Chapter . 4 r. will no!d
It's November meeting al , o'clock this
afternoon with Mrs. z. G. Carl. East
Che estnut street. Council meeting al
p NJ
The Arrni,age Club Will meet al :. &C
thi evening with Mrs. George Macom-
r I.0 Stale street
The Claiming Guild will meet at P.
Nj. today with Mrs :John wadleigh, -
Green street.
The Woman Board Of the Conera-
Ea'ional church VII Meet a, . o'ciock
this afternoon with Mr.. ". r. Busse !.
School street
The Woman's League Will meet at
80 this afternoon with Mrs. c. l..
Andrews, 2i Melville street
The MURRAY Alliance will meet at
80 o'clock this evening with Mrs. VII
lam Gage, South Chestnut street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
RED DOCUMENTS
(cortirusd from Pane one)

Booked ri poilce headquarters as "A
former assembi. man charged witt
criminal anarchy.
henry Pearl, ~, DESCRIBED as lcaG =
er Of she communist party in his as
spmbly district charged with vl"-
la1ion Of the law prohibiting the car-
ryinS Of fir1afmg.
Larkn is nne OF the most widely
known English speaking radicals. Is"
had L stormy career u leland Az.
England before ne cnr1e 10 New 1oril
In November, 1914. Tic has been N
tais country ever since that tTns.
Recently he has been seeking 10 re
turn. hut the British government dn-
ciinrd TO receive m. as q corse-
ruence Of which the Dublin unions
threatened a one-day STRIKE or pro
lest. .fis vas arrested here in laI1,
after IN arrack on the draft bill, b;--
was discharged
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

MrS. Lucy A. Turner dice a. her
nome. 70 Grove street. at C ocloci:
Saturday morning. agsd 81 veCrz. she
IS survived by three SONS and a daugh-
ter, Russell 3, anu Lester. N. of Au.
susta, Perley S. OF Golden. Colorado
and Mrs. james Curry Of Portland. The
deceased was loving and devoted
mother. ever ready to put the welfare
OF her children before ker own comfur,
and working hard to help them on the
road 10 success. A kind and loving
friend she was always ready TO give
her help ana comfort to thos. more un-
Tor unate than she The funeral SER
Fices wall be held from the late ho,n,
at o'clock THIS Monday afternoon,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
Successful hospital Tea

-hc frs; hospital tea held IN Card
ue- Saturday afternoon at Grand Army
hail was 4 pronounced success and il
beyond doubt that these viii be-
Upne annua; affairs. looked forward 10
win pieasurc The tea was between
~ hours Of 80 and 80 and was un-
""r nt management Of the board Of
iady managers Of the hospital. Mrs.
o. Waiter Robinson. chairman. During
A' a+ternoDn there were some $50 pre-
= NJ and each brought some gift for
7c hospital. Each Of the three coal
0aai"-s Of the city contributed d ton OF
~ ana $40 II money was received
'7s'ne tne anuvc large quantity Of
- apes. canned fruits and jeilies
"'~' ~ore'Tet!, Also u large quantity
20. -lnen wa donated
delightful entertainment was pro-
10 ny MISS Eleanor Met ausiand
..aranC MIS- Pearl Dill. vioiinIst and
,.s@ lara FowleE. pianist. Mrs.
I'd =. Boston. MIR H II. Eldringe.
Fr"d Moore and Mrs. I. c. Dill
1Lciltru al ne cahics.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

Another feature of the winter vii. Dr
the Open Forum meetings such az were
held last season with Z marked deE ee
OF success Thia year. as last. Gar
ner and Augusta will act IN coniu-c-
ton with one anorher each bearing
Its share r. the expense There are
many I've tnp;cs that are In the pub
lie eye al The present DAY ana In 81
VII all be dealt with by the spea kers.
The list Of sneakerE vii; he 4 grand
one. each WIKI distinct message an1
an interesting way nj giving IL II If
expected that the rnee7 ings will b. held
IN the universal st and turiuIr. tins ta-
ing centrally loca ed. The meetings "
re hell in the afternoon Of SUNDAYS.
a last year. Gar liner is fortunate =,
having I've wires who at the chance
OF p"-scnal sacrifice. are willing 70 FL
ahead with III ernovensnt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

late Co L. Ne. Inf, have reported
for admission TO the Home
Jeremiah Dai,'. a member of this
Branch. deserves much credit for the
able manner in which he went TO the
Top OF the flag pole to put IN 4 new
set of halyards. The work was done
Saturday forenoon. Mr.. DAILY went 10
the CROSS trees. half way up. in a
boatswain's chair, and the balance
of the way was made by the aid OF
two straps fastened around the pole,
a distance of more than 100 feet
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
MONSTER PARADE, SPORTS
AND GRAND BALL, AUGUSFA'S
PLANS FOR ARMIS1IcE DAY
The Parade

The first section viii form on West
ern avenue. facing State street. in the
following line of march:
Platoon of Police
Marshal and STAFF
Dennis Band
CO. II, sra Mann. infantry armed
City Government
E-N-servlce Men divided into five sec
mons, first section followed by Kitchen
Police tioIt, second section followed
by Military Police. thi-d Saction for
lowed by c. N. truck with cavalry es-
corr. fourth section followed by Army
Issue tburlesQuet. fifth section by the
American Legion float
BaGIey Post Spanish War Veterans
SONS OF Veterans
Relatives Of deceased service men d
the World Wa
q. \. /.
d. A. &.
knights of Columbus and float
Red Cross fios+
Y. NJ. (. A. tloat
The second section will form on Chest
nut street. facing " esicrn avenue, III
The following line of march;
Capt. Raymond swift and STAFF
Nickery s. Hill Band
odd Fellows
FOTesterS OF America
ST. John Baptiste Society
Augusta Fire Department and Appa-
ratus
Boy Scouts
Girl Scourg
Students o. Conv High scaGo,
The third section will form on Sev'al.
street. facing Western avenue. N N,
order OF march aS follows.
Lieut.. Frank Southard and StaT
GannetT 5 Band. Gannetts PuDlisnIn =
GO and .tOa-
Crossett Shoe Co and tioa.
Eaton Shoe CO. and float
Augusta LaDnf Unions
The fourth section will form on Chap
el street facing Western avenue and
will he assigned to positions on arrival
ny lieut. Slospe-g: Friendly league.
Cushnoc Paper Co.. Edwards MFG. Co.
t uilerH Holway Co. AuguEta Flower
Shop. Augusta FruIt Co. Swift 6 CO
Augusta Lumber Co. City Farm, state
House Girls. Central Maine Power Co.
Brooks HARDWARE Co., Malcolm d Dye.
Health Center. state Hospital.
Route OF paraae
The genera! committee rom Angus
IA Post. No. :. American Legion. me-
in The offic~ o. Holmes-Swift 60. Sun
day afternoon. where niutters pertaIa-
ing 70 The A"m!si ce DAY celebration
vc:e discussed Il was dec ided tta1 me
~ e of the parade WI s-2rt prompts 8
a 10 o'cloch tomorrow morning. rain
o. shine. The route will be as rol-
lows: From Western avenue the ccl-
unr vii! III north 10 StaIa street
10 Eond, @olnS south 20 Water street.
-, Wa-er 70 Grove street, up Grove
10 S,ate. turning south TO the Capitol
When the head CT the column reaches
The * cut;ve Mansion the parade vii.
J Al Dennis Eand. Ciy Government
an x-service men " i form line
facing east and t,e :. naiulier Of the
parade will ,hen lass in review. turn
lEg Up Capi g street 10 SewaD I'D Sc
wall stree; 10 Winthrop. where theY
VIII he. disnlI. sed
7lcSs's for he con ert autiGeviT1e
, and bail tllat will te held IL CITY hal
tomorrow evening IRE. OH SAL q, Pow
t'lch * Weeotcr's. Fletcher phu-rnacy
anu Plckar4.'s SMOKE shop. e-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals will be received IN
iii Munliay November l., lglB, at y
o ciucK NOON. tor finIshinG Inc interior
OF iie fourth siury in Wing d ami
Wing "f" ri the Bangor St2te HoSp'
tai. Bangor. Maine The WORK inciJne
Carpenter work, plastering. wu-o tinisr
fiaoring- ralntiHg, steeia. tro-EScape-.
heHt:ng, plum bins and cfec,-n wor7
anu piaus and specifications will. Dc Oh
tsine6 1t The office of q ParkG- Go.
we'll " alter :. Lancaster, Architect.
Lxcifrnge Building, Bangor Me.
Proposals snail be a5dressec TO thA
Beard OF ios;,it;u TruSiesa nHo shall
fti.ilNsrEtt I'r r1-NIr. rH
Eangor State fiospitsl Bangor, Mairc.
on or befnre t1Is above date cert ie :.
check fer 80 of tin, anluunt OF pro
nos.,l shall be filed with each propose
submitted and a tUnu will nc required
of the contractor 10 whom. the work II
awarded right is reserved to re
rec any or all proposals submitted lor
this Norti.
BOARD OF HOSPITAL TRUSTEES.
"a, -N-n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

The rectorv chapel III ST. atarks
uas the scene of uuIct wedding
sunday evening w'hen Edgar E.
FoWies Of Gardiner was married ia
Sarah r Blenn OF thai city. in the
presence of few friends, Rev. V. O
anderson officiating. Mr. FowIes is
the treasurer OF the Gray Hildrcth
Co. o. Gardner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
The Woman
Who Suffers

Vino does not
know women
and young girls
VINO aR con-
tin u ally in
tears? Who
,always see the
dark SIDE? Who
have frequent
fits Of meian-
choiy without
any apparent
cause The in
teiligenS phyn-
c,an will know
that it is some
rf.rnpoop1Ap4 nj
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
LOCAL NOTICE

Everyone Interested in chilu wc'fare
work is earnestly requested to donate
something TO the Jumnie sale TO be tr!d
II the Yacht Club next THURSDAY ln-
ce- Ihe auspices Of the Civic Fesler--
I'm. With the exception OF @l5<!iing
an thing is acceptable from high x Ai-E
to crutches or from tubs to fiaspnies.
novlodli
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
MERCER

Mr. Rose Grant Of Medfiei.. Mass {,
Is passing few days with frisnds.
Erred c. Flc-ette has closed his sea
son with the E iekson Shaw Co. HI 1
,s al b Gotta e.
Mrs. BEil Works Was IN Skowhesun
Sa.uroay or business.
: Delmont Bunker has purchased new
tractor TO use en- his fA-m
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Nr. and Mrs. : w Brown o. Ean-
Eor St~e-1 have returned from Pre- a 9
HI. VII re hey were called. by the So
~'rus Illness. resulting in death Oh.
November !. of Mr. Browns m0tnel.
2--. Woodford Brown.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

The Current Events Club will hold g
regrla7 meeting on Thurs;ay evening
of this week instead of on Mondav ai
he home of Mrs. Silas O. Clason. The
hte'ary program will consist of read
InGs by MS. Henry Richards.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
Funeral Of Miss icabel Madore

The funeral services of Hiss isabel
Madore We're held az the St. Angus
tines church at o'clock SUNDAY after
noon Interment was made IN the St.
Augustine ccnetery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

regular meeting of Granite CITY
i,ebekah lodge viii be held tonight
at 7.3D O'Clock. There Will be 4 re-
hearsal OF the degree work and ar
rangements viii be made for obser-v-
ing anniversary night.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

-hc funeral of the late Albert Ii.
14-e was held SUNDAY afternoon at :
lock a the Eighiand avenue NJ. Z.
church. Rev. Hes4,ert s. Dow. Official
IL There wal d large attendance of
t~'cnGs and ruzny beautiful floral tri-
nutcs Music was rendered by a
uJartn1te composed of Mrs. Z. c. Dill.
Ar= ?. {. Moore DR.. II. N. Church and
r Mesdy- TIM bearers were Ralph
['ate. l-ar~ol Church. +. +. Ames and
tf-ea Weston. The remains were
Jaksn 10 Richmond for lnterment.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

~rpo-t reached this city SUNDAY
q -ernoon thgt the auto ambulance of
~ouaui < Bates of Augusta had met
1l.n mlsiIap and been badly damaged
II E.chmond on the Stale road. just
outsIue he city limits. Il is reported
ma. ne driver thought he heard a
horn behind him and turned out. AT
.ae same Time ne looked behind and
Tue machine ran into the ditch at the
sac OF The road. Nobody was injured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

Inc iesular meeting of Gard ner-
Lof &c. No. 3, kniz hts cf pyth;as will
ne held Monday evening There viii te
a rehearsal in the rank Of Knight ana
III I'll ers and members are requested
70 be present
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

The re-ular meeting of the Gardiner
community chorus will be held this
evening at Ljbra~.' hal These rehears-
ais have caught and are holding the
public fancy Many who cannot sing
note are regular attendants. z. (.
PITCHER Of Auburn. who took the place
Of Vernon Stiles. is carrying on the
work with remarkable sue egs. Ev-
er.:body W .lcome.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

Deputy sheriff Robinson rounded UP
.xo ten-ycar-oid boys Saturday and
ma; thcy hau been concerned IN numer-
uus Dcrv breaks throughout the city.
'-rey were given L hearing and put on
u~pI l. On.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

Mayor and Mrs. John n Robinson
are receiving congratulations on the
birth OF 4 daughter ut the Augusta
General hospital. The Young LADY Ill =
rived Saturday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

The Ladies Aid of the First Baptist
cnurch WI. be entertained TUESDAY aft
ornoon by Mrs Daniel Greenleaf and
Mrs. Walter K. Wakefield at the lat
'er's hcme. 1SS Water street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

Thomas P. Field. " has been pass.
ing his vacation with his sister, Mrs
q T. Burke of this city, anG at his
q home in North VII tefield. -e ,1rned
SATURDAY. 10 Boston. HIS daughter Anna
acc Iuranied h m
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

Regular meeting of sons Of Veter-
ans. No. 63. Gen. c X. Tilden Camp
IN Fireman's Assoclatlon hau this
Monday evening a. 80 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10
Oviila Simpson

OviIla. the infant daughter Of IL
and Mrs. P. II. Simpson died al their
home. 95 Northern avenue aged one
year and Six months.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

Adrian Olsen and Clarence Choate
who are employed at Lynn, Mass.
are visiting their respective families
IN this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

Mr. and Mrs. p J. Rice, VITO have
bean visiting Gardiner friends. left on
sunday for Portland, Were they are TO
visit before returning to their home in
Bc.tou.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-10

ne regular meeting of Gardiner
Iranpe will be held this even ing There
WI he work in the frs, and second ce-
sTees and large attendance is asked
TO-