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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

FOR SALE OR ExcHANGE-1so acres
open prairie, 100 acres with timber,
which will pay for the land. saw mill
and joining quarter, small house and
barn, g H, road ! to To! place. e 1880 per
car as part payment, or will trade for
y house or small place suitable for rails
ing chickens. P. H. Jensen, Box 423,
/. Roseau, MINI.
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.wANTEp-woMEN WORKERS At
Mrs. streator at University celnrnonS.
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Cut out the pacru.e, on al four
sides Then carefully fold dotted line
derheath accurately. When complet-
ed turn over and you'll find q SUR
prising result. Save the pictures.
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wANTED-PosIT1oN ON FARM-Man
and wife with 3 children. also single
man. twenty years experience. Prefer
farm where everything is furnished by
Address IA, T. r. and H. E., Rainier,
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WANTED.

EXPERIENCED BAKER RETURNED
from army, wants position. Address
$40 Herald.
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SIX CYLINDER sTUDEBAKER, Model
II. AL condition for demonstration.
Apply George M. Olson, Bargain Base
ment, Ontario Store. Will consider lots.
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GOOD HOMES FOR RENT AT ALI,
prices. John G. Boo Co. Phones 47A
HoUeEs-E. A. FLADLAND. ! !.
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WANTED EXPERIENCED SALES
lady. aReady-to-Wear Dept ]. G.
Penney Co.
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GRAND r HERALD, WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY s, 1919.
ELF

wANTED-BY A LOCAL CHURCH. A
keeper. One Of experience preferred.
Apply in writing TO +. H. A., p. O.
Box 7esy giving experience and salary
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WANTED-COoK FOR HOTEL; PRE-
fer middle-aged m Hotel Sarles,
H., Sarlea.. N. ID.
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HOTELS.
D FINISHING.

SEND YOUR KODAK Films to Homs
Studio. for printing. Grand Forks.
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wANTED-MAN AND WIFE TO WORK
for bachelor on fern. john Fay. r. r.
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LosT-BRowN coNY MUFF MONDAY
afternoon in shopning district. Call
928J, It's, for reward.
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RETURNED SOLDIER DESIRES Po-
sition as b"ookkeeper or salesman with
q reliable Grand Forks concern. Ex-
perienced; excellent references. Ad-
dress 355 Herald.
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wANrED-GooD WOMAN COOK; good
wages paid to right party at the u. C.
T. Hotel. Langdon, N. D.
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AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
. pamphlet. on the inside history Of
lished in America. News agents APP
= ply for particulars to ]. D. Bacon.
- Hotel Dacotah..S Grand Forks.
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BoARD AND ROOM

DAY BOARDERS WANTED AT 205H
DeMers Ave. All home cooking.
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LosT-AN AIREDALE PUP; FINDER
please notify Moore uto Co.. or phone
1O62-J, N. w.
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BATHS

ELECTRIC CABINET BATHS AND
Swedish MASSAGE: treatments Tor
Separate department for ladies' with
lady nurse and masseuse in attendance.
Hotel Dacotah. Phone N. w. ~. Ernest
chano Theraptst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-19
ROME

Miss Alice Dudley is 81 Sko~negaE
working in the shoe shop,
Harold Tuttle has received Ms as
charge from the army and has re-
turned home.
Mrs. Arthur Wntes. who vas
called to Walrhanl. Mass. ~ the ~
ness ard death II her mother. MIS-
Turtle. returned to her home ZION :
tav The remains OF Mrs Tuft!@
we're brouzh. here and i1terHlent vas
in the family lot
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dudley and
sor. Joe Dudley. attended TIE
funeral OF Mrs. Charles Packard Q.
Oakland Friday.
Quite a number in town are SUI
ferin1 with bad colds
Mrs. Abbie Foster IS visiting III
Oakland for 4 few days.
Luther Ellis is very poorly.
Milford Bicktord has been called
70 Sn1ithfeld by tie Illness II his
brother. Frank Bickford. who IS very
low at this writing. Much sympathy
is extended TO the family
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-19
TOWN ELECTIONS

LB0PO-Sa!ectnen. ". B.
Crosby 1s. z .. Brown. J. W ker-
nedy: town clerk. ". A Mariner; TAX
collector. c. ". Moore: treasurer. T..
II. Gates
DRESDEf-The annual town meet
t-g vas held Marca =. TIE following
a-e IT, municipal Officers for the year
=, seiectnan, Lester woodward, Fra
Weeas. Geo. E. Bailey; town clerk
Villain 2 Houdlsue; treasure. ans
beard, Alex Mlasey. stanley Meserve,
" z Reed. The bridgetenders are as
follows: Upper George French Md
a,e. John R..taN- Lower, Fred Carlton
Appropriations $50.
WILLIAMSBUP FSelect1er. Y. H
SIMMER, August \. Imam; A Der
.ec.o-. r Williams: staoo. commit
tee, Emsl Paterson Victor Lundin. =:
}. Williams. Money appropriated
Schools s--5. c:s.~afs. 49,, otner PR
poses. So snow Ills. SO
DAMARISCC-T. -Selectnen. Gec-g'
A. CcEan. 2. l. Blanchard. George "
SINGER. ,own clera, Joseph 2 Hatch
treasurer ard "a collector, Emerson
Hilton schCc! rC-7--.cts- ! Tia Barker
Mor.r app-opr ltAd, El|3 Schools
sI351. highways. s.'ss
LINCOLN-S-lA--n.-2. z. 4. Brown
Elm = to~ 90 y 4 Hanson
Frank Z, Linton tax coil-s1or. +. i
EaSrtt! srHo". committee. " .. Sc
lcr term ears Moaay auprDp,i ne@
- rs schools -" highways. sT5,-
support II poor S.9sa. town CHARGES.
a.d roads 80 repairs schoo! house
$50: b-eaAinx roads $50 SIDEWAYS -
pairs. SO. school U-ooAs, $40. free h:sh
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-19

Tie usual notices have been post
u this week under the law that re-
0-.!res that every owner or keeper.
c!, TIE first day OF April. Of dog
more than four months old. shall ar
ruaiIv before the 1Gth day T SAD
An-:l, cause il TO be registered, nI!- :
rered, described and licensed for one
yAar commencing with the first taF
OF April aforesaid. in the Office q
he city or town clerk where sac
dog is kept, and shall keep around
IFS neck a collar distinctly marked
with its owners name ard i:s reg
is-ered number. and shall pay 70
said clerk for license the sum o.
SIS for each male dog and for eacn
female dog incapable Of producing
Young so kept. and s5-l5 for esacn
female dog capable Of produc. ns
Young. Every owner or keeper O.
dogs. kept for breeding purposes. may
annually receive a special kennel IL
nerse authorizing HIM 20 keep SAID
<:css for such purpose proF-1ec ne
keeps them within proper encio-
sure. A penalty is provided for fail
IRE to comply with the law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-19
LIEUT.. l. H. RANDALL
Is RETURNING HOME

Lieutenant Ira Sturgis Randall .!
Augusta will soon return home. the
following telegram having on Tues
day been received by -Adjutanr Cen
erai George Mel Presson:
American Army Headquarters
France. Lieut.. Ira. Sturgis Randall
has been ordered home. Pershins.
The urgent necessity Of Lieut.
RandaIrs return home on account OF
family and business reasons was
made known to Governor Miiliken
Immediately after the recent death Of
his father, the late Ira H. Randall.
Governor Milliken took up TIE mate
with Adjutant General P-esson. who
was at the time in washington and
Gen. Presson a. once interested the
war Department in the matter with
tie result of Gen. Pe-shing's order.
The War Department regulations
provide for the discharge Of a SOL
oier In France under cases OF rrsent
the returning man TO re-
turn home at his own expense. The
cisr,tch with WI; / Lieut.. Rand2irs
d. barge was > cured IS considered
rather unusual.
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BJRNHAN

Mrs @ J. Patten OF Palmyra mas
been a recent visitor for several days
ot Mrs 81 Z. Gilmore
IT, Lark, club. composed Of Is
members which has recently Deen OH
ganized me- THURSDAY afternoon With
Mrs. y. :. Watson. The next meeting
vii l. hell with Ms. Albert Co.e.
! Tuesday afternoon, April Is.
Miss Alice Perkins Of Talerville =
visiting at the nome OF NJ. and Mrs.
7. L. Goodwin.
Mrs Hester Morse q Chelsea.
Mass. has returned home after a visit
with Mrs. Dor. Ripley ana .irs. Q. Z.
Gilmore.
Word mas been received 80 sand =
ford 4. Goodwin. VINO has been n
service in France year. that he has
arrived in New York and is at cam ?
= New Jersey.
Master Norman Bracket. is visiting
relatives in Bangor.
n. Z. Kinney was IN Brighton On
business SATURDAY.
Mrs. Rose Jones who has been SC
seriously III for several weeks. re-
mains very sick. but IS a little more
comfortable.
George Barry went % Bath this
week 70 visit his brother, Charles
Berry. who met with bad accident
while At work in mill Monday BY
having his arm caught in winch
He was taken to hospital ard the
arm amputated above the elbow.
Al interesting meeting Of Burrhan
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NEW PORTLAND

\ baby girl arrived At the home G.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stafford at me
village on Thursday morning.
Mrs. Blanche has been passinE a
week or TWO with Mrs. Al Villain
son Of MiIIav hill
On Friday night the children cf
the New Portland high school Save
box social. under the direction o.
their teacher. Mrs. Cora HUtcfIins.
TIE affair was held az the home II
Harry Jones. Dialogues and recita-
tons were given BY the children
Monograph muse was also enjoyed.
About IS were present. The eve
ning's proceeds Melted 80. which
will go for the benefit Of the school
Five out Of the 10 pupils attending
school have neither missed a lay
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-19
Reconstruction Discussed
At City Hall Next Sunday Eve.

CT the Winthrop street Cniversalist
church. where the Open Forum meet
ings are usually held would De far
too small TO accommodate tire crowd
desirous Of attending the meeting.
Already people from, HaIoweIl. Gard
iner and Wacervil.e have s.sni6.ed
their Intention OF attending his
meeting
Not only VIII the occasion be Of
excellent one 70 hear speeches -
four Of the best orators Of the Maine
Senate. but = viii also afford the
people as a whole an oportunity p
receive intimate Information as 70
conditions II the state. All four VI
Tire men. coming from sections wide
apart az they Do. have been thor
oughly familiar with all the prom
lens that Maine hls faced. is facing
and Will face. Every speech given
ard each speech will De bu. 20 min
C-es long-wiil have the ring Of az
trority
Hon. B1rleigh Martin, the mayor #
Augusta. vii introduce the speaker
Tie doors Of the City hail will open
al s.E and all the seats are free.
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Boy Scout Notes

\ meeting Of the Boy Scouts Of
Troop | interested in a signal corps
vas held Monday evening ct the Y
VI c. 4. guiding. and the corps was
forrced with Eden Gray as president
and treasurer. ard Whitney Thomas
. : vice president ard secretary. The
membership At present consists a
sx BOYS. ara candidates hereafte-
will be required to pass examinations
n signalling ara 10 De initiated. IT.
purpose OF tn o-ganiza ton is 20
make the know edge gained through
the requirements OF Scouting of
practical use. Some Of the members
q the club are interested in making
wireless teleg-aphy a speciality 50 as
10 carry on the work of the High
school wireless organization. The next
meeting will be held at 4 o'clock on
Friday afternoon. Candidates for ad-
mission are asked 10 report to Eden
GRAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-19
MT. VERNON

TIE interest continues il TIE special
meetings which are beng held BY Miss
Frances B. Adams OF Hanover Mass.
The boys ami girls meetings this wee 4
viii be on Wednesday afternoon II
o'clock ana on SATURDAY afternoon II
$50 O'Clock. These meetings are prov
ing 70 be very popular and eTery body
I. welcome
Miss Ruhv Carson has returned home
after passing some weeks II Massach
sets
Mrs. Alexander Stsxarr q Long
Island .s TIE guest for few days o.
Ms Amanda cressey
Mrs. Ernes. Gilman and Miss E-ma
Pierce have returned from a visi. II
Mrs. Georgia wetbe- % Vienna.
WEST-Miss Dorothy Smith.
nurse. died very suddenly Thursda Y
morning from acute Indigestion at
the home OF Dr.. George Downs
where she has been passing the win
ter
TIE hotel at Nj. Werner. which has
been closed for two vea-s. has bee-
purchased by company composed
o. ~ e ION petp!c anu VIII Dc
renovated and opened to the public
in the near future.
Mrs. Eveline Davis is visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Roy BickforG in WaterviIle
Lawrence CtiIds has returned from
Camp pevens. where he has been
since last fall, most Of the time If
the hospital.
Mrs. Georgia Hall il in Iiyerrnre
Falls. attending her sis.er-;n law
Mrs. Albert Berry, who IS very Ill
Mrs. Allie Carson has bronchitis.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-19

City Marshal Mckinney calls the
attention Of auto drivers 70 the So
called bridge ordinance which for
bids the driving OF motor vehicles or
the kennebec bridge at faster rate
than 10 miles per hour, and also
states that all violations Of the oroi-
nance will be prosecuted Drivers Of
teams and the street cars are COM
plying with the provisions Of the
ordinance but there appears 70 be 3
tendency on the part Of the drivers
OF some automobiles 20 send their
cars across the bridge at rate much
faster than the speed prescribed BY
the law, with the result that in wet
weather the water and mud are
thrown by the wheels CT the autos
over on 20 the sidewalks OF either
side Of the bridge and also onto PEG
pie who happen 10 be within range
when the autos pass. There IS a PEN
altv O. IS for driving an automobile
across the bridge faster than -ts
speed stated above. ard f drivers =,
pulled W ana fined fer violating the
law they viii have no one 70 blame
nu- themselves.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-19

Officer OF TIE day. Capt. William
James T. Fiannery OF Lowell. late
Ba,tery q, > L. s ARK, has been ad-
ni,ted 10 the Home.
Tie funeral OF tie late William 4
Spencer will be held from the Home
chapel at 10 A u. Wednesday. Rev.
c H. Temple officiating.
The moving picture program for
Wednesday evening will be Elliott
Dexter and Miss Arm Little IN The
SQuAw Nan" a Paramount feature. a
Ford Weekly. and Traveiogus.
Major Niles I. Perkins, Branch
treasurer paid pensions Tuesday. dis
hgrsing s5s.Ioo.oe TO the members.
Burroughs were granted 10 Thonl-
as Carter and Edward F. La Rock TO
Gardiner: Samuel D. Leary 20 Au-
gusta Patrick Game to Lowell;
Thomas Shea 10 New YORK city;
Iren A Haskell to Bath. Charles H
Streeter 10 Fitchburg: Albert E.
Chase 10 Lowell. Chrlstoper n
knight TO Boston, Edward Meadow
croft 70 Fall River: Henry L Far
rlngcon TO Litchheid: Peter Grant TO
St Johns: Patrick BRAZIL TO Wor-
cester. Harold . Bagley TO Laconia :.
John Q. WEIGH 10 Boston; Angus c.
Burns 10 Vergennes, Vt, Peter Bra
sure 10 Worcester. Patrick Tiffany TO
Spencer. Rufus < Bzrrows 10 Rock
land George Foy 20 Boston: George
Barber 10 Gardiner. william Harvey
70 Boston John ". Duane 70 Dan
bury: Samuel G. Short 20 Dayton
William E. Alden 20 Curtis Corner
Samuel B-oushtoD % Taunton: Az
g1stus Feabocy 70 FraHinshanl !;
Terrence ponneily 10 Lowell: James
H Lowe 20 Portland; William (.
Carev 20 Lynn Benjamin 2. Ryder
to Boston. Charles Connors TO Dan
Vile III john c watts to New York
city William ". Lunc 70 Aver
Junction: William StevenSo - B.3s-
ton: Abraham, a. Dow 20 Atkinson ,
Emery Taylor 20 Old Orchard. VII
liam c. Doe 20 Easton: -Aar~n S,eph-
e,s to New Bedford: stephen T.
Seaver TO Augusta Elias A Adams
10 Worcester: Felix Hanlon TO Woon-
socket. Charles I. Metcalf 70 South
Eas-on; David A French 10 Bar,
George Williams TO Comic. " H
John H. Hi 70 New York City; Gus-
Jaws H Long 70 Boston; Field A
Luce 70 Fa-mirgron: Sanue. White
. New YORK CITY: ard George "
Jackson 10 Albany.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-19
PALERMO

F.AST-Mr ard Mrs y VI Hannah
received Wor. rAat their son Guy i
IN Virginia. having recently returned
from France.
Lincoln Turner Is very IL
Carl r. Turner Of Manchester re-
turned 10 his home sunday after a
weeks visit with lis family in Mont
vile an5 lis parents. Ir. ard Mrs. r.
J. Turner.
Mss GLADYS E. T.bbssts. who is
teaching in Albion was the weekend
cues. OF h-r parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Woodbury. Tiobetts.
Russell l. Bradstreet and mother Of
WalGobo-o were recently il his
place FOR I few DAYS.
NJ. and Mrs. 2 E. Sp-ait anc
daughter Melissa we're visitors a.
Oak Hill farm Saturday.
Mr. ara Ms. Charles Hannah and
children we're SUNDAY guests OF NJ
E.7nars oaren-s. NJ. and Mrs y
" Hannah
NJ. Frank Weymouth Of Aorrii
~. 4 Saturday niet- and SuntaE
e7,es- Of he- sister. Mrs. Fred Pres
. and fsnilr.
Mr.. and Mrs. Briggs Turner o
Levin Hill were Sunday visitors a
thar sons. Oscar : Turner.
, rNrER-Creorca Finley recenf'
purchased building OF Seth Inrne
. which he will use for a poultry mouse
H moved il by the way q Greeley
Corner with team Of SIX horses.
Mary Turner has employment a
I Clifton Doves al Branch Nils
Z W. D. Jones has Rad blood POISON
ing in his hand, but IS better
. EalIoN Palermo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-19

visiting his father. Freeman Li1h.
and her mother. Mrs Sarah Shat
tuck M Light will return in . sew
days but she will remain Tor several
weeks with her mother.
Jonl :. GlIdden sold his oxen Sat-
urday. There IS a great call for stock
OF all kinds. and big prices are be-
ing paid. especially for cows
B K Ware and son Willard we're
IT. Portland last week, where Maste.
Willard is taking treatment.
W E. Overlook attended the Trim
ity Christian Endeavor Union at the
North Windsor Baptist church last
Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-19

grange was held Tuesday evening
With 4 large attendance Clinton
grange was present BY invitation ana
many came, in spite OF the bad even
ing This was the slh anniversary Of
Durham grange ard the meeting
was helG for the occasion and the fol-
loving program was carried out:
singing by mem bers. America !:
paper. HiStay Of Burnhan grange,
MaUGe (. Midget: solo, Laura Good
win; recitation. Ruth Z. Mudgett A
very Interesting address was given by
state Lecture. Purington on topics OF
interest Of the time. Brief remarks
we're made by c. E. Marcia. Master OF
Clinton grange, ard Mrs. Marcia. Mr..
and Mrs L. T Merrill Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ Cain, Mrs. Kennedy, Fred Hatch.
Mrs. Stewart and others O. Clinton
grange. E A. Ac.AIiner master CT
others Of Sebasticook grange: Eta
Hunt was installed Ceres and Edna
Dyer Installed Pomona by State Lee
rurer Purington. assisted by Verdiiia
Pease OF Sebasticook Grange. At the
close CT the meeting a baked bean and
pastry supper was served and a So
cial hour enjoyed At the meeting
Tuesday evening. March IS. the lower
degrees VIII be conferred and a pro-
gram presented, including the lectur-
ers report Of the conference.
Wesley Adams of Derry, y. H.. has
been in town several days in the IN
teresr Of securing new members 10 the
" E. VI. P. A
At the regular meeting = Victory
Temple PychIan Sisters, Friday even
ing. there vas a good attendance Of
the members. The degree was con
terred on MIS-. Emma AcAllIster, and
at the close Of the meeting lunch
vas served with the *. OF ?. who hold
their NEE ting the same evening. as
guests. A special meeting Of the
Pythiar Sisters will be held next
Thursday evening fer installing Off
GERS ard the members OF MAZDA Dassa
Temple are invited 10 De present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-19

Just the message you have been
waiting to hear will be delivered 10
the people Of Kennetec county at he
I Augusta City hall on Sunday evan
ing. March g. This will be given hy
four Of the very best speakers in
the Maine Senate-Hon. Leon r.
Higgins Of Brewer. the president OF
the body: Hon. John P. Deering II
Saco, Hon. George W. Thomhs OF
Lincoln and Hon. Charles E. Gu-ney
Of Portland
Maiue's atter-the-war problems are
many. They are peculiar 10 Maina.
problems tire like Of which confront
no other state. Names Share II
Americas Reconstruct VIII be
the theme Of the discussion al .le
City hail and surely no topic could
be more timely than this.
The four senator's have been Sc
cured by the Augusta CniversaiiSt
Associates az one Of the best ar a,
most instructive programs f. he
open Forum season. Tire selection
Of the place was wise one. for Il
has been realized: that the AUDITOR yin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-19
WASHINGTON

". & Overlook and Lester Black
were il Waidoboro on business i7st
Thursday, returning the same day.
Dr.. P. 4. Croker is in extremely
poor health and is closing our MS
cattle and horses He is not able 20
70 ou-. but sees a limited number OF
patients at his home.
Nj. and Mrs Ralph Hilbert ani
daughter Irene visited his aunt. MS
Alice Bowler, at North Palermo las
week
George Hilbert. who has been IN
poor health for the past few years.
Is failing. but II is hoped that the
warm spring days will build him mp
physically.
Or. J w Sanborn OF Waldobo.o
was IN this place Monday profess
slonally TO see Alonzo Grotton. who
is in feeble health.
Mr. and Mrs. George Light and
little son are at home on . vacation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-19

Beautiful Paramount star featured
today n Glare Hammers dramatic
story Good Gracious Anrabelle =
; TINS picture is making aphenonanal
success throughout the states. Bill
Burke is CONCEDED 20 be one - the
t.ost pop1!a~ screen stars il the
co-3trr She has irresistible charm
ar: artistry ana her character por-
cr2rals arr Distinguished ty e194lsi-a
da.r-!-=ss. Beautiful -larnc-isr1s AMI
finish. she : a soothing human VS.
io1 . behold. a beTl-chirg beauty
G4a!C- II her way II this latest
ph1-ep,ay she has delightful char
accer.zaclon Nh.c, doubtless vii be
:la..e,: "a che Of The finest achieve
ulaa-s Il her screen career. This re-
6net picture i bound TO please all
Charlie Cha pin N The Land;ady :
Pet. Charlie needs no in-rod ucI!o1
. movie fans. All come ready to
laugh a. this super comedie me
Ea,hes latest News Weekly and ar
Official Red Cross picture VIII make
The balance Il t,2a show.
Tomorrow Mabel Norman the div
.cg Venus il A Perfect 3s.'-Adv.