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The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-23
NORMAN HAPCOOD
COMES BACK HOME
WIFE OF FORMER GERMAN AM
RAssADoR ALSO COMES


New York. Dec. 23.-Norman Hap.
good, United States Minister to Den
mark, arrived today from Copenhagen
Oh leave of absence, according to re.
cent announcement of the State De-
partment.
Another passenger was Boroness
Sprcck Won Sternburg, widow of the
former German ambassador at Wash
ington. She was Miss Lillian Lang
ham. of Louisville, Ky.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-23
METHODISTS WILL
EDUCATE NEGRO
BIG SCHOOL is ANNOUNCED IN
CHICAGO

Chicago, Dec. 23.-Plans for one of
;he largest educational institutions for
negroes in the country were anuounc-
cd today
The school will be known as the
Morton n-Culver-Hartsel Social Center,
The initial outlay will be a quarter OF
a million dollars
The funds have been provided from
the Centenary movement of the Tri,
nifty Methodist Episcopal Church.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-23
WIDE REVISION
FREIGHT RATES
SHREVEPORT RATES
ON MEMPHIS HEARING

Washington, Dec %. Orders in the
Memphis Southwestern investigation,
made public today by the Interstate
Commerce Commissionrevis virtual
ly all the freight rates between Mem
phis and ST. Louis to Kansas and Ok
lahoma.
In effect they reaGfirm the decision
of the Shreveport rate case that there
must be no discrimination or preju-
dice in the intrastatc rates as com
pared with Interstate rates
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-23
ENGLISH PRESS
FRIENDLY TO PLAN
NEW IRISH RULE FAIRLY WELL
TAKEN

London. Dec. 23--Asidc from one
" two irrcconciliablc anti.homc rule
iOur"als, the Loduon papers this
give on the whole favor.
lhle reception to the government
'ew scheme for Irish self government
None, however, express the genuine
Xpcctation Of success for the plan.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-23
DESPITE CLEMENCEAUS VETO
CANDIDACY PUSHED
FRIENDS ARE VERY ACTIVE
Members of Chamber Be
lieve He Can Easily Mar
shall Necessary Support,

Paris, (AIonday).-CIcmeaccau may
be the next president Of France is
the consensus of opinion in the Cham.
bcr of Deputies. Despite the prcdier's
veto upon his candidacy, several mem
bers of the Chamber are resolved to
place his name to the fore and are
positive they can count ca the sup,
port of four hundred and fifty mem
bers of the Chamber and $50 scna,
tors
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-23
LABOR CASE DISMISSED

Savannah, Ga December 21.-R.
f. Springer here to open offices to
solicit street car men to leave Savan-
nah for Bucnos Aires, Argentina,
South America, to break a strike
there has been liberated after being
arrested in a charge of taking men
out of Chatham county. The case
was dimissed, but he was committed
to the city court on charge of carry
ing u concealed pistol.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-23
KANSAS MINES
CLOSE PROTEST
AGAINST ARREST
SEVENTEEN MINES OUT FOR
JAILING HOWATT
THREE THOUSAND MINERS
Action Taken on Account OF
Arrest of District Union
President.
THREE THOUSAND MINERS

Pitlsburg, Dec. 3.--Seventccn coal
mines of the state. employing 5000
minors, closed down today.
The miners went on 4 strike as a
protest against the action Of Federal
Judge Anderson at indianapolis YES,
terday in sending Alexander Howatt.
President Of the Kansas District rnitf
ed Mine Workers, to Jail.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-23
CHRISTMAS TREES PROVE
DRUG CHICAGO MARKET

Chicago. Dec. 23.-Christmas trees
'r~a drug on the market this year
md today they sold for as low as five
cnts, take your pick up to u dollar
md siXty-fve cents
The reiuctDncc of people to pay the
hree dollars demanded has driven
he prices down
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-23
HOPE FOR RECOVERY
REPRESENTATIVE WATSON

Washington, Dec. Attending
physicians said today they had hope
or the recovery Of representative
Walter y. Watson, of Virginia, who
was operated on for mastoidiis last
light at local hospital
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-23
ALASKAN WHALE MEAT
- A NEW YORK SUBSTITUTE

Now York, Dec. 23.-A consignment
of 5000 pounds of whale meat from
Alaska was offered at East Side mar
kets today as a substitute for the eX-
pensive fowl Whale steaks brought
90 to 25 cents per pound
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-23
TURKISH LEADER
IS ASSASSINATGD
il
MUSTAPHA kEMAL is REPORTED
SLAIN

Rome, Dec. 20. Mustapha Kemal- Y
leader of the Turkish insurgents in
Anatolia and head of the Turkish Ma
tionalist movement in Asia Minor, has
beca assassinated. according to 4
Smyrne dispatch to the Tempo.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-23
HINES IS CALLED
TO CABINET MEET

Washington. Dec. 23,-Thc
House of Commons was pro
rogucd today until February 10,
the Kings speech OF proroga-
ton formally closing the sos-
sion. 1t is announced thai
Lloyd George viii lgo to Paris
next week to confer with Gle
menCeau.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-23
ENGLAND, FRANCE AND BELGIUM FRAME EXkAISER'S CASE;
SICfNC OF THE PEACE PROTOCOL IS DELAYED BY GERMANS
CASE MADE OUT
AGAINST WILLIAM

London. Dec. 23.-Law Off
GERS of the Crown and French
and Belgian law officers con
ferred today regarding former
Emperor william. 1t is report
ed that the case is made oul
against the EX-Kaiser and the
indictment, framed.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-23

r. l.. Dcllc aud family aud Dr. W.
l. Downs and Miss Pauline Gary
formed a party going 70 Statesboro
today, They will be gone week
and will spend the holidays with re
lativcs
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-23
BRITISH CUT OFF
TURKS FROM CAUCASUS

London. Dec. 23.-Brtjsh forces
ave occupied Batum and Baku, to
prevent the Turks from penetrating
he Caucasus region. according to q
Moscow wireless dispatch
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-23
WELCOME
AT BOYH0OD HOME
PEOPLE GO MANY MILES TO SEE
HIM

LaClede. Mo, Dec. 23.-General Per
shing returned to his boy hood home
today. Aside from the presence of
the governor and brass band at the
railway station, the greeting to Gen.
Pershing was spontaneous. The town
was in gala attire and bunting formed
the canopy over the aglc street OF
the town, down which Pershing. with
his sister, Miss Mae Pershing and son
Warren. and Governor Gardner. and
Mayor Allen and a group of friends
of his boyhood days, drove to the Old
Pershing home for dinner
Thousands cf visitors came from
the surrounding country.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-23
HOUSE OF COMMONS
OUT TILL FEBRPARY TENTH

London Dec 23--The house of
commons was prorogued today until
February tenth, the kings speech Of
Propagation formally closing the ses
son. 1t is announced that Lloyd
George will go to Paris next week to
confer with C1emcnceau.
Mr., T. W. McKsll of the Rochelle
New Era was III town today and
aid the Dispatch a pleasant call.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-23

f. F. Thompson is leaving today
for Florida where he Will spend ten
days in the interest of his company.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-23
CAPT. D'ANNUJNzI0 GOES
AWAY FROM CITY OF FIUjME

Rome, Dec 23,--Capt. DAnnunzio
has left Fiumc on the steamship Pan
nonia, according to newspaper re-
ports,
a.
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-23
NEW YORK COTTON
LOCAL MARKET

GOOD MIpDLING CLOSED 81
The Cordele dispatch., 1919-12-23
MEMBERS

ASSOCIATED PRESS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07
RED Cross DRIVE
TO TACKLE eTr's
BUSINESS SECTION

Augusta's flying squadron" the
gruup uf hnsflers who are To go after
the $5D00 nesded to put the ciay Eorer
tho top" IN the Fad Cross roll call.
viii start their intensive campaigu
to-day with = wi1triwtnd dash at the
business SECTION.
This team OF 20 workers has been
selected especially by the campaig7
committee for its individual abilities
demonstrated IN past drives, for
cnaxing ont reluctant dollars from
secret hiding places. They confident
~ expect 10 get all the gold that gilt
terB along Water srreet-Rnd some
that does not glitter.
As the Fed Cross ward teams have
practically completed their house =
mousse canvass, no tangible reports
from that source were recefved yes
terdRy and other reports were SC
scattered and late last night that the
committee made no effort To tabuiats
the results. a detailed report witt
complete figures TO date will be made
up tonight, however, including ths
first from the Flying Squadron.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07
lnsister Oh Shcwins His Patriotisn

insisted an Showing His Patriotism
lie WAS full Of patriotism. was n,
elderly man walking Up State street rfif
other evening. and il is possible tt1at al
Enpre JudiCeu observer might have sus
pecrsd that he had taken sonnet hin {
else aboard during the hours rust pas-
Al any rate. he was most patriotic an
the sight al a sturdy d0ugtDuy glad
dened his wandering eyes. The boy
was ACTIN, as cnnvov to Two naIdens
fair and wasn't particularly anxious tc
be sorted our for nern decoration q, ina
moment, but the elder" man was mol
ID ne denied. He took Off his CAP with
n flourish worthy the days Of chi~alr-
he loudly proclaimed his everlasting oh
legation and appreciation Of the cOu-a-
seous soldiery that saved the world
ne insisted on shaking hands. not once
nut thrice a. least, with the Young man
whom ne called ''Th saver Of II cnun-
trv'-and ne looked al the girls as if ne
thought his patriotism. expressed and
partially understood. entitled him 10 =
Introduction 10 them.
The douEhboy made his escape Is
quickly as ne could biustling exceaGinc-
y. And as he went along he confided tu
the girls. Gee. ! wish : would have
got overseas as easy as the old reezer
got half seas over Hartford Cou~.
ant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07

81 weighed only seveury-uine
pounds when began taking Tanlac
but now I weigh one hundred and
fifteen and am feeling better than I
have IN seven years" Was the un-
usual statement made by Mrs. LII
cile HixsDn, living al 2D32 broadway,
Kansas City. Mo-. few days ago.
Before I began taking TaniHc,"
continued Mrs. Hixsun. IT had be-
come 80 weak from seven years Of
suffering that at times wasn't able
to stand on my feet. What I ate
nearly always disagreed with me and
ca used awful pains IN my stomach
and made gas form SO bad that
could hardly get my breath.~ was
badly cuusripa1ed and had pain
across the small Of my back and my
with dull headaches just about all
the time and often ! had fainting
| dizzy spells and I was never able II
walk any distance before I felt ex-
hausred.
My uncle recommended Tanlac 10
me and now since IL has entirely
overcome my troubles : will never
get through praising il. 7 am not
troubled with indigestion or gas al all
and l am eating anything and every
thing 7 want and digesring Ii per-
fectly. Headaches and dizzy spells
have al left me and my consripated
condition has been relieved. My
nerves are in fine condition and the
pain across the small of my back has
disappeared. altogether. have
gained thIrry-six pounds in weight
can DO nv Homework by myself and
I am stronger than I have been in
years. Tanlac has certainly been the
gr'aatest blessing Of my life and
viii never be able 70 praise II enough
for what il has done for me"
Taniac is solo IN Augusta by Bow
ditch Webster CO.. and the leading
druggist ID every city and town
Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07
DISCOVER TRACES OF
STOLEN BUICK AUTO

Nun,bsr Pistss of Car Stoien From
Dr.. A. n. Sfurtevant. Found in
Farninpcaie-AuSom AND It's
Tracks Hspprted To Have Been
Sssn 81 Randolph, Lsaring Down
River
The finding Of the number plates Of
the Bunk automobile, owned by Or. 4.
4. Sru tevant which was STOLEN Tue5.
day evening from its parking place IN
Market square, is reported as the fist
clue in the matter These mates. Maine
LICENSE number 70. were found Wa.nes-
day in field near the Grant residence
IN Farn'ingriale by finemen III WORK On
the re ephune wires nearby, and On
Thursday were turned over TO Sheriff
Z. D. HARDWOOD. The car had evident
II stopped near thai sput ana its 1T.
cupanle mad thrown the number pia as
in The field.
Sheriff Aa-wood was notified IN
Tuesday evening by City Marshal Nc
kenDey of the theft of the car and
The sheriff Immediately notified civ
Marshal Wakefield of Gardner. On
Thursday morning City Marshal Wake
held telephoned the sheriff that the
number plates had been found, and
he also informed the sheriff of another
important clue. The auto had been
reported TO City Marshal Wakefield as
having been seen going through Ran
dofph on the night il was stolen. The
car was speeding along with its num-
Der plates Off. The tracks of the au-
tumphiie which were distinguished nv
a ribbed tread on one wheel and a
smooth tread on the other were sae7
IN Randolph. City Marshal Wakefield /
n Gardner rad investigated the track.
nut they could not be followed for ar7v
great distance. These tracks were re-
ported to be lending down RIVER.
Both the sherir's department and the
pnIice department are working ha,-a
upon the matter and several important
discoveries have been made
The motor number of the Buick "Si-''
r-adster was 517s.5. and the frame num-
her 5l6a6S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07
STORM SUSPENDS
WIRE SERVICE
WITH PROVINCES

Calais. Ne. Nov. 6-Wire communi-
cation in eastern Maine and western
New Brunswick was temporarily in
ter-upted today by a severe storm
which struck those sections during
the night Rain, which later turned
to snow, was accompanied by high
winds, and telephone and telegraph
wires were put out of commission in
all directions There was no cUmmu-
nicatlon east Of Bangor during the
forenoon with points in New Bruins
wick. Two inches Of snow fell here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07
HOLD ANNUAL MEETING
Mems Federation Discuss the Wei
fare of Bible Classes

The Mems Federation of Bible
classes from the Congregational
Methodist, Baptist and Free BaptIsI
churches held its annual business
meeting and banuuet at 6.30 Thurs
day evening III The Y NJ c. A assem-
ply anil. presided over by Thomas c
lng-aham, president, and Capt. ]. Y
Bagley. seEretary. After buuntiful
report the welfare OF each class was
put under discussion anG then
grouped as a whole for the better
ment of the Federation. Questions
IF public welfare came IN for discus
sion, but no action was taken. Il
was voted to extend an invitation 10
the Mems Bible classes IN other
churches Of the CITY TO join the Fed
Grafton. The meeting adjourned with
the plan To hold another altogether
on Nov. IT
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07

A very pleasant party was given at
the home of Mrs. I. D. Bristol. =
Winthrop street, ON Thursday after
noon when the Ladies Aid Of the
Green street Methodist church en-
tertained the Ladies' Aid Of the High
land avenue Methodist church. Cur
diner Ftfty-seven ladies were pres
ent, progressive games were played
and most enjoyable afternoon WIS
passed. The guests were RECEIVED by
Mrs. Bristol, Mrs. Ralph Brown.
president of the Ladies' Aid, and
Mrs. W ]. Layton. Delicious refresf'-
ments Of fruit salad. macaruni and
cheese pHtties. hot rolls and coffee
were served The committee IN
charge of the refreshments was
made I'D of Mrs. Barker Of Togus.
Mrs. .. Farrell and Mrs. Il. L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07

Harry 5. Dean. who for eight
years was al efficient ana popular
clerk al the Augusta House mas been
appointed a member of the office
force of the Maine Department of
Internal Revenue, and ne and Mrs.
Dean have moved ID this city. Aft
er leRving Augusta MIR. Dean be-
came manager of the Plymouth
House al Fort Fairfield. and left that
position 70 go overseas as I Y NJ.
c. A. secretary. He -Was overseas 70
months, and for seven months was
~ secretary in the Army OF Occu-
patton in Germany, having returned
rsrpntlv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07

by this circumstance. but IN very un-
measured terms he ordered the de-
lnquent To throw away the offending
implement; and after adding otha-
comments. concluded thus: And
pray. sir. in future understand that
you are not to appear upon This
parade with an umbreIla-no. not II y
lie raining pixies with the sharp points
wards-"-London Tit-Bits.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07

A Mother Goose fair was held yes
tsrday. at the Baptist church and
proved q great SUCCESS In the YES
try Of the church were several
booths. In une corner was "The Four
and Twenty Blackhirds Baked into
a Fla The booth was very pretLily
decprated n white and purple and
Was IN charge Of Miss Christine Bro
ply who wore a robe uf the same
colors- The gift table was in charge
of Mrs. Margaret ZeEmRn and Min
Marion Jones, this being a large
white duck and the gifts being placed
IN this. The ice cream booth was
made IF lattice work IN white and
Was in charge of Mrs. W G. circuit,
who wore a white dreas coversd
with red hearts. Mrs A z. Richard
son and Mrs. James Coker were In
charge Of the fruit and flower table.
which was very taEfgfuIie decorated
N evergreen. One Of the large booths
IN blue and white was IN charge Of
Mrs. hester Glazier and several as
sistanLs. who were kept very busy
selling candies. The fancy work
booth was very prettily arranged in
pink and white crepe paper and ar
rlficial flowers. Mrs. Ethelyn Jakins.
Mrs. Fred Rollins and Mrs. I. Holt
were al this booth.
Mrs. Harry Plumrner reureseuter
the Maid N the garden hanging out
me clothes" where the aprons were
sold. The aprons being hung on The
lines. A supper was servec az $50
oil clock al which a large number par
ticipated. This was followed by a
Mother Goose play by the children.
Several musicaI selections were en-
jOyad. The affair was voted by all
as being a grand success
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07

and the memory viii supply many
other pictures Of cathedral-crowned
hilltops among which is Bergamo-
Siena. Durham need, however, fear
no comparisons either IN England or
N any other country. The great Nor
man Pile could hold it's own too,
among cathedFals. on It's own intrin-
sic merits even without the enhanced
effect II gains from its splendid posi-
rion,-L0ndon Mail.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07

Among the many good stories con-
tanned in the private papers Of Ad-
miral Sir William 5oIham, is one
abost Cen. CrHara. VINO. as governor
of Gibraltar discovered that an of.
ficer VINO Ind lately Joined mad come
on parade with an umbrella. This
wind that day was easteriy. and the
general perhaps was undulv affected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07

An automobile TnlEup occurred on
The kennebec bridge early Thursday
afternoon, the damage being slight
Jacob NJ. Fowler was driving his
car across to the east side. and as hi
was passing the White Cloud Laun-
dry delivery team driven by Charles
Bickford, going N the same diIec-
tion. his automobile came IN cUntac;
with the car owned and driven by
State HortlcuiJurist r. n. Dudley
wnu was going IN the opposite direc-
ton The TWO carS struck in 2
CHANGING blow and only the mud
guards and running boards were
damaged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07

For the first time within the MEM
DRY of the oldest inhabitant, Temples
ton. Mass, farmers are having I'd
take their apples and empty cider
barrels out Of town To have cider
made, as William I. Wheeler has de-
cideG not 10 run the ancient cider
mill this season being unable to get
help.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07

= "HeutiUn 20 the newly appoint
Young peoples secretary of the
"a 'at!Un Army for the northern
'r" England district. Adiutant Ar
-'l AruGtrunE of Portland. was
al" held n Salvation Army hall
81 -ais cltv. About LII young peo-
"f ""re in attendance and a very
,3'rabie program was carried out
'1e'"' A. Z. Widgery OF Portland.
officer for Maine and New
.aanre was present and made
"'1lArkg. Adjutant Armstrong
'- 9mmandanf Macee also spoke
NORMALLY a musical program Was
''"E4G. after winch REFRESHMENTS
'le creaIE AMI cake were served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07
Boston Police Chief
Decorated by King Albert

Boston. Nov. 6.-Eupt. Of Police III
cfaeI II Crowley was notified tpday
ttat ne had been MADE an officer VI
the Order " Leopold II by the King
o. tte BelEians. The decoration was
presented him by Counsel Rsddington
Fiske.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07
HEAD OF NARCOTIC DEPT.
George W. Traynpr Of 5iddeford Ap-
pointsd to That Position IN the
Maine Department of lnterna
RevenuA

The appointment Of George W.
Traynor Of Biddeforf as the head Of
the Narcotic department Of the
Maine Department Of Internal Rev
enue. was announced Thursday by
the collector, Leon O. Tebbe1ts. Mr..
Traynor is a registered pharmacist
and formerly conducted a drug
store in Riddeford. He entered upon
his new duties last Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07
The knigntiy Pledge

Waits This Knights Commander Of
the Bath decoration they're hanging
ontu our generals over in England
asked one wounded doughboy of an
other.
"Euh" exclaimed his companion
from Tennessee. Reckon that must be
III prohibition division Of the Brit I
lsh service. All they gets to drink is
the TWO well-known waters-hot and
culfs''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07

Corpora! William Rines. son uf Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Rines of Gardiner
arrived home Thursday al 80 p NJ,
after 16 months service overseas. hay
ing received his honorable discharge.
He and his sisters, Ina anu Lillian.
were callers Thursday on their aunt
and uncle. M. anG Mrs. J z. Eallett.
81 Capitol street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07
cathedral and Durham

Durham cathedral and Durham
castle. standing on their promuntory
above the river Waer, form a pic
ture which is. in its way. incom-
parable The distant view Of Lincoln
cathsdral, rising above the houses ri
tho ancient city, Ii very beautiful,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07

The Clara Barton Tent. Daughters
Of Veterans. viii hold a meeting Fri
day evening At $50 in G. A R. hall.
VIII every member try TO be present
as business Of Importance will be
transacted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07
Duntnn-Eruwn


Miss Louise Brown and Arthur
Duntun were married II the Cnivsr-
salist parsonage on Forest street
Wednesday evening az eight o'clock
by the Rev. Sidney J. Willis.
Mrs. Duutun is the daugt1ter Of
M. and Mrs. J. Ii. Brown of Dex-
ter and Mr. DunEpn is the son Of
MIR. and Mrs. ". c. DUuton of
Burnham. The single ring service
WIS used and they were unattended.
MIR. DunIon is employed in the yarn
MIL. For the present tney viii
make their home On Middle street
All members Of Waveriey Rebek-
an Lodge are requested TO meet IN
Odd Fellows hail at one o'clock Fri
day afternoon to attend. in a body
the funeral Of the late Mrs. Sarah
Hilton Roberts. which win be held
at two o'clock.
j. D. Wentworth went 70 Lewis
ton Thursday To attend TO matters
o. business.
| Thursday for a visit.
Miss Carolyn Frost VINO recently
underwent a surgical operation al
the Eastern Maine General hospital
IL Bangor, mas returned home ana
her many friends viii be pleased 10
Know that the 0peratiun was sue
cessful and the little girls condition
is very favorable.
NJ. Z. Kicker and son Norman. and
Earl Pusnor went 10 Bingham
Thursday for a few days hunting
Mrs. Walter NJ Prilav has return
&c home from Bangor, where sine was
taken to the Eastern Maine General
hospital last Sunday when she fell
down a ignt Of stairs. breaking the
bones IN her ankle. Her condition
is salG to be favorable although she
will be confined 70 the house for
several weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-11-07
nTTSFlEID

The Elizabeth Pierce -ancey
Chapter, d. A. T.. viii meet with
Mrs. Florice Maraen next Tuesday
evening, Nov 11rn.
Prof. Henry W Brown of Colby
College win occupy the pulpit al the
Free Baptist church next Sunday.
He announces that he viii give an
address of interest To all. whether
regular church goers or not. All are
cordially invited.