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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-22

TO RENT-Four room tenement
furnished. 80 Railroad street. Tel,
456-W. 222
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-22

WANTED-A young man to learn
the clothing business; also a man
with some experience Apply to
Besse- Baker Co., IS Main street,
Brockton, Mass. 222-224
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-22
CLASSIFIED DEPT
TO RENT

.TENEMENTS to rent, 81, So, SO. H.
A. Bryant. 223- If
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-22

Continued on page 81
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-22

WANTED-Best Dairy Butter for
which we will pay best price. F. A.
Scott Co. 21J-24
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-03-22

WANTED-Party to invest $500
in first mortgage on $4,000 farm at
once. Either long or short term. Ad-
dress, Loan care Caledonian. 219-42
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-13
NATIONAL HOME

officer Il the "a. -aDr. frank ".
Mckee
.Jonn Z. Heaiev. oh Battalion, q
INF mas heen transferred ID The
Nor hwesisrn Branch.
Charies x Colson mrs. ~srl,nt~
rom turiough passed Win re!u-
ives n WesLnrnok.
The moving picture program for
Taescay evening Will ne William 5.
Hart N The Poppy Girls Husband.
Ford Weekly and 4 SeIlneJs com
edv entitled. Tine Village Smlrny
Tho funeral If ne late Thomas
DIVER viii oe heid from me Home
chapel a. 20 A NJ Tuescav
Furiou-h. We're granted Monday 70
Dennis r Collins 70 lewiston: Rob
err H. Wine 10 Hampton; George
REYNOLDS Il Berlin and Thomas Cal
lntran 10 Boston
AIbe~r a. Eur1 Of Lvon. y. :, late
20. =. --1rs y. Y. Inf. and James
.. Fitzgerald IF Boston. late [. :
navy, have been admitted TO the
Ecme
Edward p Bessom Of Lynn. late
Co. |. Sth Mass. Inf. and Edward
g Danforrh Of Haverh!I, late Co
a, Stsh Mass Inf, have been read
mirIed To the Home
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MANCHESTER

VICTORY meeting was held m
Friday evening al ne home of E.
M. Le1tas7 On the winthrop road
Mr.. and Mrs. =. Il. Jackson, Nj
and Mrs. ,Tonn Dag-er-. F'-ad Small
Vi. Q. Foster and Mrs. Bertha Crock
or Ware present The towns quota
was s6ooh but :. was .olInd after
all the accounts mad ueen summed
I'D ina. tie SUBSCRIPTIONS mad run
ID nearly 81 900. putting tae town
over the Jnp almost double. T H
Jackson and Mrs. .Iofn Dag-.t; heiG
ne honars for bringing IN me larr-
est subscriptions and We're each
gwen a souvenir German in1a,l--,
helnet. After ne business Of The
meeting was disposed Of social
hour was passed and Miss Marjorie
Lertas1 rendered some fine selections
On the piano Refreshments Of ice
cream and cake were served by Mrs
LenfaSr.
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WINTHROP

rE0-EE-o A Morton. associate
secretary Of The STATE :. ii. =. A
vas a VISITOR Sunday d: me : II. :.
a farm.
Mrs Lendeu Ayres Of augusta
was visitor one DAY last week a.
ne nome OF her brother Philip
-lslness.
Ms. G., :. BAILEY las returned e-nrn
Boston. waere she mas beer visiting
George V oistannolrn Of WaIerv1lle
conducted me services Sunday a. the
Friends church.
Nj and Mrs :. I. Cannon and
FANNY have moved - Gardiner.
Where NJ Cannon 1as secured a
.,os7tlon.
Mss Esther Swa-tz Of -ogus was
al no * Sa-urcisy night and sun
day.
MT and Mrs. Stanley Moore and
family passed SUNDAY = Gardiner
a bee : Adams. VINO nave been
nparatinC me portable sawInill d.
NJ Town arm ne past wIrfer. OK
nn"I 80 finish their opera mons mere
II 4.,oul week cl1ne They will
men move t.ielr mill II 4 timber lot
= Belgrade
Miss WING wnn mas been ona~dinc
VIII ne Cannon's Tor the pas1
winter. Is SHOPPING for stlort time
a. the nome Of MIR. anc Mrs. Philip
L1srness
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What Good Is Wealth

I YOU are N poor health. If a,1lus7
everything ttaI yGu Ell d.st~esses
YOU. frequent headaches pans II the
stomach. Sao taste n ne mouth,
dark rings under the eyes. etc. ? The
FAC; IS. life is not worth living Z YOU
are chronic sufferer from Ia0.ges-
non and Biiiousness.
When the stomach is ONT o. order
rhe liver not working properly. NoUr
nea-- Is Obliged 20 do SO much extra
work, that Il causes paipItarlon
fain-ness. and X not checked be-
comes dangerous.
To feel 1rest, ana fl for YOUR daily
duties. YOU must keep your stomach
we'll. YOUR liver active. and the
bowels regular: YOU can get into this
healthy condition. by taking SEVEN
BARAS; as u digestive tonic. and
stomach remedy IT mas no equal. and
80 wears of continuous sale proves
- wonderful merit
Get al the ront Of Your intiicesrion
and constipation trouble by driving
all polsons out Of Hoar system for
good. No matter how chronic Your
case If, YOU can get quick reiief BY
taking natures remedy. SEVEN
RAEkS: one nurtle COSTING soc will
prove ITS value. After YOU have
proven its wonderful efficiency, you
viii never he without IT, AK your
druggist for tt.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-13

ness pertaining % the public schools
Of Lt1s CITY winch might Ia wfully come
before the meeting. Chairman Wilson
II the Board Of EGucatlon spoke Of
me -acI that the CRY had purchased
the Capital Driving Park anc ne sx-
planned the need Of The present school
system for more housing facilities.
Ee pointed our that me Capital Park
had been purchased by the CRY al d
bargain, al q net cost Of about $1,000.
alG Ina. because of wa- conditions
ne Clar.hr Of e-aCtlng the school
building mas been deferred. bur rna1
me Tine mas now come Wnec Inc
building Is a Necessity. He stated
ma. Al elEcf-room nrick building mas
beeC planned for, the rooms on The
first floor 70 be finished off when the
bLuu-nE Is built and Inc others % De
finished OF as necessity calls 4or.
Il wa considered ina. the sum Of
s6G Doe WIS adequate for the -mme-
ClHls needs.
There was some discussion upon
Ing matter Motion was made Cy
Mr.. Wilson taaI the school building
pc e-ecteG, and Dv Mr.. Surlelgn raa-
the bonds De issued. and bUrn motions
were earned unanimously The
school building viii not ne ''eady for
OCCUPANCY pefara the fall Of 1890
Ae.er Inis article mad been acted
upon the meeting was adjourned.
anG Z. was the sentiment CT a. -tlAt
me meeting was grea. success and
ina. me rlg:lc steps had bear -ai1en
tor the Augusta schools.
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MASSACHUSETTS NURSE
Tells Women How 70 Get Stronu

Greenfield, Mass am d nurse
and the grippe LEFT me ii q week..
rundown condition with i cough
my friends asked me 70 try TInol. !
diu so anu II mas built up my
strength so that | am II nerrec.
health al the present time and | am
recommending Viaol to others -
Mrs. F. NJ. Locke
There is no secret about Vinol-
II owes its success II such cases to
neef and COD liver pepIones. iron and
manganese peptUnates and giycero-
pnosphales. The oldest and most ia
nous body building and strength
creating tpnics. We strongly RECON-
mend Vlnoi.
Vinoi If sold n Augusta by Bow
ditch Webster Co.: J. H. DeOrsay
Waterville: Guy K White. EaIinweil
and Druggists Everywhere
p. S--If YOU have Eczema try our
SHxoi Saiva- We guarantee tt
Adv.
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DIRIGIBIE TEST

The normal speed of the CO h
placed IN the Navy department an
nouncemenf a. 80 miles an hour
with an endurance a. normal speed
of ten hours. However, in adGsiun
TO the usual load Of 4.eeH pounds
and To the crew af SIX. II was learn
ed that prevlklon can ne made fer
grea1er gasoline carrying capacity.
thus increasing her cruising ability
greatly beyond the estimated 900
miles.
At a speed of /. Knots the aIrshIp mas
a 1uef consumption OF 10 gallons.
Onicials H. the navy uepRrt .aenf ap-
peR- 70 ne entirely cunfden; rha. The
ca. winch was designed during the war
jor coast patrol work. has ample entur-
a-cs 20 crnss the Atlantic without 4
E,op. There il q genera. belief al the
cary department that the r-ans-AlRll-
tac attempt will he ordered Immediately
after the arrival of the C15 81 st. johns
AMI before the naval Graf. paarnIlinE
c.ie Atlantic fur the flight Of the heav-
ler Than air machines. the NC-i and
Nc. have dispersed. L Is regarded
as practically certain. however, -ha. The
dirlE.hie will not star. until after Tia
seaaianes are well On their way ~
have arrived On the other SIDE. as the
navy will permit nothing 20 interfere
with the seaplane attempt.
The navy department. put finishing
touches today N preparations tnr the
hop nj" Of the TWO seRpiHnes trnm
Trepassey Sar y. p The start may
come d: any time now. il was learned.
depending IN weather conditions. e.
trao-dinarv measures 70 obtain data
for weather forecasts nave been made
and the system is said TO have worked
-nus -a- nth clock.ike precision
The department received -nday and
transmitted 20 Commander Towers the
following message from Admiral Ben
son N Fa-,s.
"Congra1ulatinrs upnn your success so
far The navy department confidently
expects you 70 make successful trans
Atlantic fight"
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Partisan Sage Quickly Stops Al itch
inn and Prevents DanrruT.

Almost everybody nowadays knows
thai Partisan ,sRGe the ,uvigoratIng mar
resforsr, Is guaranteed ID remove every
trace Of dantruE, stop falling tla1r and
itching scalp. or The cnst- SINAI! as Il Is.
viii ne refunded.
But yuu should KNOW more about -aiE
marvellous HAIR grower. You ought %
know that ii I1umediately destroys y,
DOORS tina. are bound To come rom the
sxcrsruns Of the scalp. and n five min
utes after an application, YOUR head
viii tael cool and comfortable.
Everyone should have q bottle II
Partisan sage HANDY beca use I is suca
a pleasant and exhiia-a..ng hair treat
menr- Ladies use Il because Lney Know
II Is delicately pertuned, NOT sticky rr
greasy, and su-sly does make the han
beautiful, silky and abundant Here Il
what a New York woman writes y
have used Par,siua. sage rwp weeks
on.y. YET IN -na1 time ind nv hair mas
wonderfully Increased N beauty thick
ness and luxur,ance. but what sur
prtsed me r.ost was the disappearance
Of al! cinnGruE"
A large bottle Of Pa-lsian sage can
ne obtained al any gond drug W -oile1
cnunte--ifs not expensive.-Adv
mavS-f3-15
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Ccoreinued frosn Page One

the worst VIA. is arriving now is
just about sufncieu1 to MAINTAIN the
present condition Of hunger and 70
postpone starvation and catastrophe
Only an amply aour,siled peapie Is
capable Of returning SO regular
working schedule
For five months one Staggering
psychic Insult t,s,n abroad mas fol-
lowed another Night after night
this goat peopie goes TO sleep with
out any hope FOR the future anu
wakes us berefr of all hope II see.
only destruction ahead. Why work
Why pin.."
Today your poor German Il told
thai the LEI. bnak Of the Ehtne Is -
go 10 France: tomorrow ne Is toid
tina: panzig ,s u BECOME Polish. and
Pusen md upper Siiesla are lost for
ever. Now he is made 10 believe thai
the wa indemnify II 70 be Ave hun
dred billion marks: the mex, moment
il is fixed a. a Thousand billion
marks. Today he reads THAI Germany
e 10 b. occupied by the Entente
forces fur 80 wears and the next DAY
- AS kjJhAAAA&1IC1 LAAhA LII Il6-1
war prisoners are 70 remaln as En-
rante slaves
Prof -Aoderhalcen believes that
The existing chaos with It's accom-
pary,rg phenUmena 81 stscial e&-
cessess such as dancing and gan
bling. winch, he says. recall the hun
ger catastrophe which followed the
epidernics IF the Middle Ages. Is the
worst conceivable suil for the prc-
paga non Of pure democracy which
prir.a-il- demands consciousness IF
duty and al exalted spirit Of sacri-
flee On the par If the Individual FOR
the common gnoc
Ncw, he continued. naked ego
tisE IS triumphant But this alsp Is
deadly germ. Unless peace anu
justice are soon negotlated and a
swif: END put 70 this process Of SOU
torture, The world win behold a TO-
tally Impoverished nation and
physically denased people
Herr Ahderhalden. who has been
making q scientific invesr.Eat lun Of
state pEhhc health. declared that Il
study Of the physical and mauta!
condition Of the German people cas-
lT explains The prevailing political.
moral and economic debacle. He con-
t,nued:
The hunger blockade inflicted
mortal wounds. Up 70 the present
approximately l.a0,, 600 persons. chief
" children, are dead as a result. The
SURVIVORS on the average have losr
~ per cent Of their weight which IL
equivalent 10 loss Of ~ pef cent Of
their working capacity because of
The continuance Of the blockade az
1er The a-mlstlce and the narinna,
system of rarorlng
The mortality due u rubercuIoa,s
shows a tarrlfying increase. The in
por-a1ion Of fodder should ne con-
side-ec III once as the stock II cat
lie and hogs has shrunk to the min
mum and their sla ughnes4nC weicnr
IS hall that of peace time. The cartls
raising industry is imper4lled SERIOUS
y and the whole food problem I'm
The future Is g-ave.y complicated as
the result"
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Mrs. Charlotte N. Berry

Mrs Charlotte NJ. Ferry passed
away Al The home If her daughter.
Mrs. A. 9. Clark Maple street.
Randolph a. Csc Monday evening.
aged Is years. . months anG 9 DAYS
she was the widow of the late Capt
Arthur :. Berry. Mrs Berry Is sur
vtved by fnur sons. Arthur s. VIII
liam z, James NJ. and Peter Grant
i3err,-, and one dauE:Ite-. Mrs Al
blon {. Clark. Funeral services VIII
he announced later.
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Preparations a. ST. Jonn's

ST. johns. Y, F., May .-P-epa-a-
lions were completed here today for
me LANDING Of The Cnitsd States ma
vys drlg;bie CC-5. winch Is TO make
d test fight" of LOO miles from
Muntauk Point. n. Y. 70 rnis port
and the word ready" was sen.
70 The starting point.
Arrangements here all contemplate
The probability Of The So cnnIlCu1og
On the eastward passage 70 Eng
land. A. the easter;Y enc Of The
cricket field at QuiE;vidi. To De the
monring ground of the GirIEhle.
supply Of hydrogen sufficient 70 en-
-.reiy i'll the huge bag mas been
stored n cylinders brought here from
the cruiser Chicago. the capacity of
the ca Is $4,000 cubic feet
Ii former M. now deserted, be-
-ween the cricket field and the hang
ar Of Captain Frederick ?. Eaynnam,
Inc British aviator awaiting favora-
Die winds for ms mop OF" for Eng
land n his Marr1nsyde land plaine.
900 gallons Of gasoline are stored.
This amount is 10D gallons more
-AAuA4 Xix - les anu lie utA-
sIroyer Mexican made a hurried trip
here from Trepassey ove--uigh, 70
obtain this additional supply cor the
flying boats NC-1 and Nc. now
wing n Trepassev nay waiting eor a
chance 70 starr on her fight TO The
Azores.
= SPAR meteor has been SCI UP
~
immediate installation N the C-5
should either IF he, engines need ID
De replaced When she arrives The
60 Will use an economical type Of
moior IN her voyage here from M0n-
AUX. = was asserted tonight. wiki
me ldea. Of conserving fuel instead
Of making high speed
Flight 10 England by the C-5 il
believed well within The capabilities
Of The al-ship Naval aviation nff-
GERS mere saIG Today that the c.. a
sister ship" 10 the CO. bad re-
manned n me air % hours and f
minutes. anu ina. the CT few
So miles or a trip from Rocka way.
\. Y. % Key West, Fla. II o9 l.
hours. The former cruise was
nonstop" and the latter Wit. three
landings
The distance from hera II Eng
and Is -nuEhsy 1000 miles. apnrox-
llnute.T ~ hours f1vin. 1t rDp
speed. .nr me CO mas hpsu improved
pNsr previous sflips ~ ael build. Il
was added. however IA, her spael
would prnDahly ne cur Gown 4 snp
was sent ont On transatlantic
flight. n order % aconoru!ze on eaeI
Rear Admiral Spencer :. Woof.
today inspected The work Of prepar-
alton a Quid!vid!. He found sail
ors from the Chicago digging AID
sroveIlinE IN me c,1cket field 10
bury the anchors u ne USED for -ae
% when she gets mere. -h-ae %
these We're placed N the aeld with
cables attached
Admiral Wood a!so ;,,sper-aa ne
smal, land plane o. captain Ravn-
am. n which ne later anG Can
tain Charles " r Morgan. ms
Navigator. are IN tr- the rams
ocean light.
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Find Body Unknown
Man Near No. Stratford. n. II.

North Stratford " H. May r.
The body nf a man apparently 50
wears OF age. was discovered today
in an unused logging rnad four
miles from this town across the
Vermont border. The body was face
down partly covered with water.
An autopsy performed by Vermont
authorities revealed that death was
apparently accidental The man is
neiieved 10 have been sent by a
labor agency 70 work n a logging
camp and lost his way Death pro-
nably occurred last summer as the
body was dressed n summer clothes
bearing the mark Of . New York
firm. No other MARKS ~ idsnfincA-
taun were found.
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City Government

The meeting Of the city u,Tuncn was
held Monday evening with Alderman
Noyes II the chair n The absence Of
Mayor BraEdon. The following were
appointed as weighers AT rhe Eul-
lingswor-h L Whitney Co.: ], VI.
?. Johnson. John r. Watson. john
W FaTtiay. Melvin c. RUSS. Charles
H Merrill. Joseph a. Proctor, Ear
very Thompson and Flank Nero.
Charies ". BIaisdeu was appointed
as constable. c. E Peacock was
= license for a public car
ri@ge ana F r. MacFariane a u
cense for billiard and pool room.
City Engineer Barnard presented the
sum Of $500 as his estimated of the
cltv's share for Sewer construction on
Elm sr-nn-
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MASS. SOLDIERS TO
GET PREFERENCE IN
CIVIL SERVICE JOBS

Boston. MAJ Gov. Coolidge
certified 70 the secretary Of the
Commonwealth todny that his bill
giving veterans preference in ap-
poinr;nent to positions IN the ciaasi
heG civil service il an emergency
measure. and should become oper-
alive without delay
Many soldiers. sailors and Ma
rines." he suid. having returned tn
Massachusetts and being Wffhoos
empiOyment, this Inv should b
made operative - that ponff1n1s
can be opened 70 them at onco.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS
: masquerade hal vii De neio !
mon ma. -un.ghI-AGv.
TWILIGHT LEAGUE
Managers Meet at ""
and Discuss Questions
Al Seem Very Enthusiast c-Oec'ue
70 Appoint 5oara o. Arpeats-
-Acoc. Schedule % Star. the Sea-
spr

-ht rr.na-e-s 0. ne various t2aTns
winch cpnuus. tne augusta Twilight
League netd d VERY en- ;llsiast!c meet
lne d. The = NJ :. =. MONDAY evening
20 adop- Jules 20 ruva-r ne league and
ak over r-lEcta,'s n general. The cues
ION o1 wnu snpula 1e eligible % piaN
ar ne var7pus cea-ns WIS ,.Iscussed and
other l.!.ncs ma. would govern noIn ne
teams aaG -:le players. L was declned
q, appoint q board NJ appeals 10 seize
disputes should -nev a-:s. oerween ne
ssVera. organI2a mons. i was aisn DE-
first MonCav = ,.une ana play SIX
games a Week. -ne season 70 END OF
Labor day The following represen "a
ives and managers Of ne -ea,ns we-e
1-esen- =. ?. EeAsa, safe Eous.
-...nn laid. Printers Henry Ta-aE.
Edwards Ne 60. leon Sna-ti.nar
C~nsset- Shoe FACTOR Daniel Weeks.
Tlerks ! z ?aau!n f0r he Cusnno-
3aper "a. The neer. IIE was ad burned
20 : o'clocS Monday evening. Ma q n
me n7''nicIpRl cnG,--norn a- Ti.y build
Ing. The following schedule WIS a OIL
e6 % s-ar- lie qeasnn
Tilne e-rros~n-- IS r-a~j;-
1on. "-7-inte~s IS Edwards
June 4-'-us lnnc = ~ta;r r7rusr
Iune 5-EGwa-ris IS ~~9sse--s
Iune G--'r~ks ~~ -urnanc
Iune 7-Sfa-e -7ous. ~ 7-,r7-a--
Eune H-EdwH-r.s - Stare 7c-,ae
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AUCTION SALE


miles f-ornE arain THURSDAY
OF
dishes Of all kinds oane horse
buggy sleigh double Chatham
potato
tread mill horse ake moving
of
A. IF
6rsef fair
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The funeral Of the late Randall P.
hi--1ball was held sunday afternoon
a. $50 o clock from mas late nome
on Conhossee avenue Services were
conducted by Few, H 8 Dew Of the
Highland avenue Methodist Episco-
pa church. Mrs. L. 4. Clark and
Mss CROSS sang. There was a large
attendance Of neighnors and friends
and delegations from the Canton Ev-
Ai'yrten and the subordinate lodge OF
ODD Fellows. The bearers We're
George \. Davis. H G. Pumercv. c.
r GaIyar and George Sweetlanc
from the Canton Evergreen. The in-
terrnent was n Oak Grove ceme!er
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Ms Harriet Pierce and john Good
Win Jeff Monday evening for Bangor.
10 attend the funeral Of the former
niece. Miss Nellie Denihan. whose
death occurred al 2-3e o CLOCK sunday
morning. following al Illness IF sew
oral rnOrIaS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-13

Garc;ners subscription IF the VIC
rurv loan was s:::3a fsf. exceeding ner
allotment by 81 nos. a y C1osline.
chairman n the Vest Gardiner Vic
DRY loan committee. announces that
thar town mas over-su described her
quota of s9oCo by s24ao making a ID
=! Of s. 4an
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-13

The members Of me Grand A--ny.
The Relief Corps. the Sons Of Veter-
ans and all the boys from the front
are invited and requested to meet 4.
he Randolph Community Methodist
Episcopa! church on Sunday morn
ing. MAJ IS. Special service by the
pastor.
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FARMINGDALE

The Won;lrs Branch n he Farm
Bureau vii hoid 2 meeting a.
O'Clock ednesday MAJ a. al ne
Town hall. MISS LYMAN VIII speak
on Foods. Meai Planning and scnooi
Lunches"
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Charles W Blaisdell has been au-
pointed az DOG officer. Owners Of
dogs VIII do wall 70 see rhat they
have complied with the law regard
ing me licensing Of dogs as the may
OF mas issued warrant for The kill
Ing Of al unlicensed CANNES
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-13

There VIII he a special meeting Of
Inc Gardiner ". c. r 7. al the mis-
SION rooms on Wafer street Wednes-
Gay afternoon at c.36 o'clock. A Eppd
aItenGance is desired as business OF
importance is 10 come before the
meeting. Plans ara to ne made for
Tag CAV for the benefit of the .Ju-
Ollee fund. A Arrangements ara being
made for d mass meeting TO be held
Friday evening, MAY %. al the Free
Sapt1s; church. Rev G (. T.ord.
LECTURER and author of Throw Out
the Life Line" VIII ne the speaker.
Gentlenens night will ne observed
Thursday evening. May 18th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-13

The name IF the r. 2. Wood Estate
should be added TO me list Of stores
recently published. Inat will close a
$50 O'Clock wednesday afternoons
during the summer months
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-13

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-.i. 'a- .2.i..and and Harp d
eas!,5 7~'-.'s- ..-'''veG n Gard!ner
N-,12' -.E~e "- Ne nea + Of the -or-
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-13

Samuel Grant Chapter. D, a P.
VIII ne entertained by Mrs. c. 81.
Day Church street, Wednesday, a. .
@ clock This Is me annual meeting
and election Of officers. The roll cal
VIII be quotations on Spring. The
subject Indian Legends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-13
AUGUSTA CITIZENS VOTE FOR
new SCHOOLhOU TO Be BUILT
At THE CAPITAL DRIVING PARK

Purchased by til City Last ear-Motion Car
red Unanimously Annual Schoel Meeting Held Monday
Evening at City Hall and Bond Issue Voted For-Budget
Submitted by Board of Edu Increased b. More
5000 to Be Applied Increasing Teachers Salaries
Citizens Show Great Public Spirit In Their support Ed
ucational Movement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-13

The contract for the new high
school building has been awarded -
Otto Nelson & 60. Of Bangor The
plumbing contract has been award
ad 70 the j. Il Cogan Co. II Az