davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1919-07-30
GREENsPRING REJECTS CODE.

Meeting Held at School House, Fri
day and Consolidation Defeated.
At a special meeting held at Green
Spring School House, last Friday
evening, to consider the question of
consolidation with Smyna-Clayton
schools, T. R. Mofitt was elected
chairman, and ]. M. Hazel, secretary.
After discussing the question above
mentioned for 45 minutes, then vote
was taken and the question of con-
solidation was lost by large major
ity.-Secretary.
Smyrna times., 1919-07-30
Horses Must Be shod For New ROads

Farmers of Kent and Sussex coun-
tes have received notice from officers
of the Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Annals that they must
have their horses shod if they are to
use them on the new concrete or stone
roads.
Smyrna times., 1919-07-30
VACANCIES FILLED AT CLUB.

Mrs. Howard r. Jones Elected Club
Hostess; Other Places Filled.
At a called meeting of the executive
committee of the Twentieth Century
Club Monday afternoon, the follow
ing vacancies were filed: Mrs. How
ard R. Jones, club hostess, in place of
Mrs. Frank E. Postles, resigned; Mrs.
Theodore Ferguson, chairman of pro-
gram, in place of Mrs. w. Gray Dea-
kyne, resigned. At previous meet
ing Mrs. w. G. Roe was elected re-
cording secretary, in place of Miss
Anna Wilson, who resigned.
Smyrna times., 1919-07-30
CantelOupe Crop Good and Profitable.

The cantaloupe crop is coming on
and last week a few crates of forty
five melons of the Jumbo variety
sold at Bridgeville for s4, an unusu-
ally high price. The crop appears to
have withstood the rain very well.
Smyrna times., 1919-07-30
F. C. LeCOmpte Sells GOrdy Property

F. Charles LeCompte, real estate
broker, has 4o,G - hose -elonging
to James M. Gordy, o. Cambridge,
Id, located on Alley street, Clayton,
to Thomas w. Downing, of Clayton,
for S1,75O. Another house of James
M. Gordy, same location, he sold to
John E. Mayhem, of Clayton. Con-
sideration, $1,750.
Smyrna times., 1919-07-30
TO ADDRESS NEWPORT 'BOYS"
Rev. r. p. Nichols to Help Welcome
Rafurnad SoIdiers and Caiiors

Returned Soldiers and Sailors.
Rev. Ransom P. Nichols will adj
dress the soldiers and sailors of New
port, Delaware, at a special service
arranged in honor of "the boys" at
Bethesda M. E. Church, Newport, on
Sunday night, August 3rd. Mr. Mich
OILS formerly served the Newport
Church and has a personal acquaint-
ance with most of the young men.
The pulpit of Asbury Church will be
filled next Sunday night by Rev. Mil
ton McCann. Mr.. Nichols will preach
Sunday morning.
Smyrna times., 1919-07-30
GETTING AT PEA CROP DAMAGE
Root Rot the Cause of Kent and
Sussex Crop Failures.

Sussex Crop Failures.
According to an estimate made by
J. M. LeCato, assistant plant pathol-
ogist at Delaware College, who re-
Gently made of the survey of the pea
growing area in lower Delaware, in
company with County Agent M. C.
Vaughn, the cannery pea crop this
year was reduced about 60 per cent.
by pea root rot. Prof. LeCato, in
speaking of the disease, which the
farmers will have to combat in the
future, states that the first years crop
as a rule, is not greatly damaged, but
when the same piece of ground is
used for two or three years in sue
cession it becomes more severe.
Smyrna times., 1919-07-30

Inc rain did considerable damage
sOung tomato plants, especially
.a 00e planted in low places. The
ledge at best is smaller than pre-
d .OuS years, and with the damage
ss Oue oy the nine days rain, it is
Saied the crop will be short. How
% ' ene warm sunshine and dryer
~sa'ner Of the past week is bringing
S'n 's patches out and maybe the loss
= not be as great as feared. Local
NJ, saaers are preparing for an average
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Christ Enurcn

A. The sunday morning service the
EecLDr spoke On the responsibility Of
the church for children, showing now
This work was 20 be correlated win
the Nation wide Campaign. Of which
Il Is a marked feature.
AT the evening service. the Rev
Roy Rolfe Gibson. rector Of -. Paul :
church. Bru1swlck- preached a ser
mon Of unusual interest. dealing with
the spiritual aspect OF the Nation
wide Campaign, and made very clear
The remarkable power Chai IS always
found II the conservation OF gifts
and abilities. no matter how small
and sometimes seemingiy inslEuif-
cant. Mr. ellison took as ms back
ground The g11ts Of the five barley
Ioavas and the two smaIl fishes when
blessed by the Master.
The general expression following
the service was regret that II could
not have been heard by the mass o.
people generally. The evening ser
wees ~ Christ church a-e enphaslz-
ing the various features n connection
with that great spiritual revival
known as the Nation wide Campaign.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
ADJUSTMENTS
At TIE COLISEUM
"Tre Snepnerr OF .1e riIisr

AS wholesome and refreshing as
d mountain breeze on spring DAY
is the story uufolded II the piccuri-
zation Of Harold Bel Wrights Gel
eoratad novel Of The Shepherd OF
the Hills" which comes 10 the Col
lseun.
Through Il al runs sentiment Of
iuryaut optimism and sturdy
faith n the finer qualities Of human
nature that is splendicly inspiring
n us effects. So simple IN outline.
yet SO true 10 The rugged but sin
cere nature il portravs IS. The
Shepherd Of The Ellis" that its pop
ulari1y Is readily explained. Il deals
with the homely lives Of the Ozark
tweuers when luxury was unkno wn
anc when the rough hard work Of
pioneer existence was met with for
tlLude and industry. In lis heart
warming fashion = tells of the
stranger VINO comes 10 the little
community rom a more pretentious
life and how from a simple tender Of
sheep. ne becomes shepherd of
men. With such a splendid subject
matter as THIS the scenes follow each
other II kaieidoscopic VARIETY
forming d picture drama which Is
being viewed by thousands Of the
ar-e-goers with wonder and intense
interest.
A. the Coliseum Friday and Sar-
urGzy, Oct. 24-a5-Aiv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Captain Donaldson
Finishes Second in
Air Race at n. Y.

Chicago. Oct. 20.-W III the aIriva!
in New York today OF Captain J
O Donaldson on the second lap OF
his double rransconttnenral air fight
N the army air races-snishlug sec
ono 70 1t. 3. " MAYNARD. vino com
plersd the 5402-mile voyage OF Sat
u-uav. Captain Lowell Smith tonight
stood the best chance Of finishing
third II the contest.
CAPTAIN Smith reached Reno, New
this evening after flying from Chey-
erne. wyo., and had only 1s7 miles
10 20 10 finish his fright at San
Francisco.
1t. Earl Manzelnan. eastoound.
landed IL Cleveland tonight with 50s
miles separating him from the finish
az Mineola- Captain Alex Pearson.
who had been delayed a North
Platte. Web, since Friday on account
If a bruken-motDr. got away today
and reached Rock Island. Ills. $50
miles from New York. Next among
the six men still flying IN the second
lap was 1t. H ". Sheridan. who ar
rived at Sidney. Neh.. from the wes-
tonight with 16D3 miles 10 GO Ii.
r :. WorthinEton. westward bound
reached Chicago tonight with fight
of 1881 miles ahead of him. while r.
c. Bagiey. flying instead Of 1t Col.
J. L Reynolds. few as far as Reno.
ieuving him :514 miles 10 go.
Two fiers were put out Of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

On Monday evening there gathered
IL me old council rooms d. the City
building a substantial group OF CHI
Zens of both sexes ID organize a
RO0sevelt Memorial Association IN
this gathering there were men OF al
poliuca beliefs. The meeting was
opened ny Henry Richards. VINO our-
lined briefly rne purpose Of the gath
ering. A permanent organization
was effected by the election Of rte
following officers: Chairman. Hen
~ Richards: secrerary. c. H. Beane.
treas1rer, Y. c. Barstow. On mo-ien
of Few. T. " Plant q committed Of
FIVE. consisting Of the three officers
elect with Mrs. .. Z. Gray and Hon.
0. z Clason were appointed as d
nominating committee 70 bring in Z
list Of nominations fDr general
committee They brought II tho ID
lowing names: + :. Smith. y. /.
Atkins. George z. k.1l STOW. j, ".
Berry. Fred !. Boston. {. a. Drawn.
ME-. T. Collins. Q. a. Cobb, ".
Q. Cobb, Harry Coonbs. T. c. ChaEea
= z. Cunningham. VA r Frost L
L. Goodspeec. G W E7aselror. f.a,.
f1ousk-1lA- Wise MAY Jewell L. L..
hsnney, Q Z. Libby. Mrs.. Charles
Lawrence, a. z. Lewis. Miss Eleanor
McCausi2E-! " I. MOODY A. Z.
Manson. L. Z, Maxcy. Mrs Q. L.
Sawyer. Mrs. z. q Sinons. Dr. =.
A Williams. E. a. Wagner. r e
Wright. = memorial meeting vii / =
lirId nex- Monday evening. # vailf
due annoL lr-rnent viii re mad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Billie Burke Scorec as usual n
"Sacie LcVe"-Sane Bill To-Day q.
The Strand Lurt-inser Stock
Mex. Monday At the Coliseum

Billie Burke scored another de-
cided success AZ the Strand yesIer-
DAY and viii repea. today. It's d
cprk1ng program. The second half
Of the bill includes Earle Williams
n "A Rogue's Romance, d VIA
graph special. THIS makes a dou-
bic bill Of exceptional merit The
Lut-ringer Stock. now playing II
Augusta viii De seen a the Coli
scum. Gardiner. next Monday even
ing II rural drama that was
booked specially for this city. Pop
ular demand prompted Us 10 make
this selection after securing this
company Of truly clever people.
Special scenery and a team of five
musicians will accompany this al
traction on Monday evening next
Seats are now selling and one vii.
DO well 70 order early. The patrons
of the Coliseum have asked Tor
weeks When are we going 70 get
an attraction ," Now we have fur
rished what we call an exceptional
compauv The entire house Is re-
served-orcnestra and pRrqaet SOC.
balcony 35c. This includes the war
Tax Phone 1S2-M or IG9-W. Photo
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Detective Wood Testifes
In Trial of Long for
Murder In Vermont

Montpelier. VI, Oct. 2D-Georye
Long. on trial for the murder Of
Mrs Lucina c. BroadweH al Barre
OF the night OF Ma last. was grill
ed almost 20 the point Of a confes-
SION by detectives sopn after Mrs.
Broadwer's body was found. De-
lect,ve james z Wood testified, Iaf-
today. She came toward me and
-" Wood testified Long said
when d knock al the door causes ar
interruption and aftsrwarG Long
never could De induced ID compiet.
the statement.
Wood described the questioning OF
The defendant al that time. and said
II led 20 a statement by Long which
was Introduced by the State today
telling Of events on the night IN
question He viii resume the stand
tomorrow morning for Cross exar =
nation.
Other evidence was submirrsd bv
The Stale II reference 10 The char
2cIer of the Parker House. which
II is alleged Mrs. Broadwel visited
on ne night OF her death
The purpor-ed statement BY Long
told Of his returning 20 the Parker
House after the boGv nac been
found and acqu2IurInc Mrs. Isobei
Parker, VINO Is also under indict
men1 for murder OF the fact Mrs
Parker, according 70 the sta tenent
exclaimed My God. not dead. The
must never know she was here Sal
urGay night
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
SOUTH GARDINER

The Kings Daughters WI nave
their annual harvest supper TINS
Tuesday evening II me Cungrega-
-Ional Eesc-v
Mss Lillian Simpson. VINO has been
visiting her aunt. Mrs Alonzu Nj
10y, has returned u her nome IN
Boston.
Nj and Mrs. Jerome Farrell IF
Augusta were calling Sundar On re-
ar1ves and friends II Town
Quite = tew repairs nave been
made the past week on ne Ca-narG
street chapel.
ThUrsdav evening from Portland.
where she Went 70 ATTEND the Re
bekAh ASSEMBLY.
George Spencer Of Bridgewarer IS
passing few days n town
MIR. and Mrs John McCurdy nave
moved cheIr household goods tn West
Mecway. Mass. whe-e they vii
make their home
Mrs. 0. X Eadley NJ Portland IS
The guest Of her daughter Mrs "
\ P0t:ie. EartleE- street.
Ms Harold La May and baby EFF
SATURDAY for a 1D-days visit WIKI rel
a-1vas in Beverly, Mass
Capt. Charles Bailey and crew isft
Monday morning On the scow Fay
for Boorh6ay, where Mr.. Bailey is ID
build a large wharf for a cold storage
plant.
Mrs. Sadie Annis has returned
@--ryn a Shur- y-isi- uI-n -nIa -.vea II
Worcester, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
NATIONAL HOME

Officer Of the DAY. Capt Hugh
DOYLE.
Mrs. Stafford has returned 70 her
nome n Providence. after a visit ID
hs- son. II. a. Stafford.
Robert Jones ca. & l6 L. :. In.
has been granted d discharge from
the Home
Furioughs were granted Monday ID
Patrick II Fowler % Augusta ana
John DAILY 70 Rochester. y. 7.
Winfield :. Robinson Of Hartford
late co. E. Ne Inf, mas oesn ad-
mlL1ed 10 rne Home.
Thomas II Fealsy Of Shirley
Mass, lac %. NJ Mass Inf. Span
Ish War a former, has been read
ni-1ed
The funeral OF the late Terrence
Donnellv was heid from the Home
chapel al 70 A NJ Monday. Eev. Fl.
BolanG officiating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
WILLIE HOPPE REGISTERS
PHENOMENAL BILLIARD
Run N n. Y. TOURNEY

New York. Oct. 2G-willie Home
tonight acl2psed all other contestants
II me opening matches Of the A-nerl-
can National IS baIk line cham
plonshIp billiard tournament II the
Hotel AstCr.
The former title holder Registered
Two phenomenal runs II 14g and rs
n mastering Walker Cochran Nv me
score Of AM u us The results er.--
nIsnec the answer 10 the efforts
Cochrane made d ear ago f3r &
match Hopes average was ~ "a
Al al stages he played close BIZ
haras, his defrness IN controlling rhs
sphere being unusually good
Ora Morningsrar Of San Diern. ia
eeatec Jake Schaefer Of san Fran
cisco today IN the opening game NJ
the 1s-e balk-line billiard champion
snip tournament Morningstar' l,Ig9
runs were 1:s. S. "a with an average
Of = liz; SchRefsr's high runs were
g.. IS. y with an average Of 20 f5-1a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
DARTMOUTH OBSERVES
IT'S 150Th ANNIVERSARY

Hanover. y. Il. Oct 2n-PNeSl-
cent Marion Leroy Burton Of the
Unir~-s,ry of Minnesota, speaking
a. The celebration today OF The
I5Oth anniversary of the founding
OF Dartmouth College. SAID that Inc
university of today must seize the
present opportunity 20 render IN
limited service 10 the country AS
me four most important things Tor
the colleges to DO he specified thai
they must demand accurace. awaken
their students, modern!ze tnerT stud
en-s ana be training schools II IN
tegrI-y.
"Supe-ficialIry. IL SAID. Is an
American VICE America needs a
generation Of citizens trained 10 dc
thoroughly and accurately whatever
Il Undertakes
THE war shook The confidence Of
the world. AIur1al good VIII and
-rust are the prImary needs Of our
country Today. The falsicy OF the
German educational system has pro
voked the most careful scrutiny OF
our own colleges and universities.
The unacceptable lesson o. the war
is rt,a- Germany lacked integrity
As the world trusts America toc2y
SO America must De able 70 trust
her colleges.
The college therefore. must
stand for absolute, unqualified dsvo-
ton 10 the truth intellectual IN
res-i1y must be our first assurnp-
rion. 4 general standard must be
non. A general standard must pre-
vail which requires plain honesty
and sheer integrity II al college re
la-lonshIps.
The college graduate must De a
nan VINO inscinctivelv and Inces-
AntIv opposes the business man
vino r-ofireers, me iaborlng man
who sni-ks. the politician VINO sac
-ifices public veal 10 private gain
me citizen VINO enjoys the blessings
OF American citizenship but accepts
none of us obligations. me radlcaI
VINO destroys without building up
and the conservative vne exai-s the
mast and negIeC-s the plain duties OF
ne r-esen-.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Wills Has Best of JOG
Jeanette al Jersey CITY

Jersey Ci-y y ), Oc-- m--Ea---
WI. negro h"av welEh; Ct New Or
leau ou-euJlr!,t 10 Jeanne u. he To-
"a negro heavE weight in svs-v -our
Of an eight-round uuuf 4: he Fou-ta
T men amor here tonight wills
We he'd DIG pounds a-d Jeannette 20
& Brennan Of Chicago, weighing
- pornds. gave Dan 0'Dowd of Boston
II q LAD nestrns in every round o.
sr.atne- ei"ht-round 20. althouEh
O'towd ug.lt 'ack Eamely
Dave Roserbe-r of New York. las
years national ar7at eu- weltaT weigh
champion. Knocked out Eube LunG- o.
View York IN the n ri round
II another e'ght--cund touf Eeo-y.
Chip of New Castle. Pa. ourpointed
-rmmv Robson Of Boston. In the
fourth -pund Robson was cut ever The
-'-h1 eve when he crIlided with Chip.
tend The Boston boxer claimed a -or'
hut Z was mt allowed Chit, weighed
1s4 pounds and ROBSON fN
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

race TODAY on their return trip west
ward. 1t Z. c. hiel broke his plane
- miles west OF Sidney, Neb.. on re-
Stunning ms fright and quit the race
1885 miles from the goal. Ii. H L.
Queens. leaving Cheyenne WIZ Cap
tain Smith burned out part OF hrs
engine al Upton. Wyo.. during the
forenoon and mad II give UP The con
test when only 500 miles from the
finish.
Ii. Baslev was the only one Of
the 70 VINO completed the first CROSS
ing 70 start the return trip toGay
and Il was uncertain tonight how
mary Of the IA remaining contestants
a. san Francisco would cttampt tn
complete he round trip. Il Pau
Richter. last of the eastbourd fsers
10 reach New York on the FIRST cross
ing. toG&v decided not 70 make the
return journey
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

On Thursday next. Oct. %. one Of
the Diocesan officers Of the " oman 5
Auxiliary ID the Board Of Missions Is
70 De II Gardiner and give an address
al Christ church parish house a. ?.
NJ. or the -riennial meeting Of the
auxilia-v recently neid n Detroit. N
connection with the general corven-
ton Of the church
The women Of the parish as wei As
others who might Ike 10 hear Of tins
memorable convention viii be gladly
welcomed 10 this meeting. Problems
OF vital interest 70 women generally
as discussed al The convention viii BE-
spoken Of
The local branch 81 the auxiliary
vii be glad 70 have Interested women
OF augusta, HalowaIl anG Rlcnnond
present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
--s-esrlre Souvenirs from Chill

III anG Mrs. William Y. Emerson.
---ar-11r- street. have received some
.7-a-esrlng souvenirs from their sol,
-.av~ence. who Is with the Sraoen
7pne~ Co, Rancagua- ChI-- The
'1-g- IS short ana very ugly looking
,r.f. with . curved blade. neld n
Is. 1er seal ba-d The second Is d
SCI. II spurs with the wheel fully w.
rus The size Of 2 common saucer
mue GLOWING quotation from d let
-a- ACCOMMODATING The souvenirs Is Of
nj crest
= an sending YOU by Stanley Bax-
~ VINO Just left for home yeste--
ia-- Z package Containing a big par
IL -hzlean spurs. a pair Of supports
loid up the SPURS. and a native
.nl-e Spurs. II Spanish espueias, 4
rs type are used almost wholly II
,aurn America. and though they nav
ok wicked and vicious, I have heard
f. argued by those who pretend %
NOW thai they are far less CRUZ
an the smaller rUweI " punch
rl-s most "G-inE0s" USE. They
-a-0 me unee! Is SO large and -h@
qu1r-s 50 blunt that one never cuts a
!a-~es SIDE no matter how hard The
suu~s a~e used However that rlav
- ma not be I have lorlceG That no
~.rga Is ever seen Will pair o.
.arr III The Taloneras are put On
tsI1~e ne spurs SC that they may
MIC ID the wheel and Keep Il from
AMAZING along the ground ano break
II ne points when the horseuan y
rn cac &c GIsmoun-, and both the
4sple.as and ralonsras form SO much
i pa u the national peasant cos
-.ule or men that they don't even
.r-aar - take them Of when dancing
NJ -.ilean National dance, the
lea pronounced Quaker. a dance
much cracking Of heels, flirting Ct
1-1lkerchIE1s. bowling Of heads. IN
.-4a.-.or 70 the fact that al the on
oaBe-s are supposed 70 keep time .
liz verv peculiar music by singing
aC tapping ne hands
knife * a bit more g-uesorne
e2C SINCE nine has been Used QuI-s
% Iu@E-.v. : p-,ze II as q very choice
men. The natives call this
--oo and feel quite und-essed
r-..1u- = The favor1te place 70
<; for men d. least, Is n
sash that many men wear
-rlr-C -he~ wa.sts or IN al inside
packet. and I have been told
70. v-7men carry them slid down in
.ae -ae-- shoes. so that they may be
fought INTO action.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

Harold Holt. who was on Saturday
admitted 10 the Gardiner Genera hosp
IA for -eatlcent for gunsnot wounds.
If rep red To be improving
Mrs. Lenura Niles Of Richmond. who
has been al the h.spital for mecica.
treatment, mas re-ucled home.
Mss Maude Billings Of Richmond.
who has been a. the hospitRl for str
sicaI treatment has returned Il ner
houa.
Miss Beatrice Lancaster CT Richmond
who is a. the hospital, Ii reported As
improving.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
City Government

A. The city council! meeting Her
man Scot. was granted PERMISSION 70
OCCUPY a portion Of the Sidewalk N
front OF The building On Wafer street
owned by ". r Cay. The appHca-
ton Of 9. Nj Fossert for a slnIlaT
purpose was LAID OF the table FOR one
week. pending publication. BIDS fur
material for The construction Of q
sewer OF Eesel-on street were re-
ceived. The blG o. The Gardiner
Hardware Co, was the lowest
Charles Nj. Fosser1 was the lowest
bidder on construction work. Charles
r Carleton was appointed as a spec
iaI officer for DUMMY field and vlc1Ci-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
AMUSENENTS
The Lone woj<"

Most meioCranas have one biz
thrill The Lone Wolf" Harber-
Srenons latest Selzuick- Picture.
breaks al records by containing nc
less rnan three Dig incidents. any one
OF which would De sufficient to form
The nucleus fUr single production.
inns Observation-Disclosures Will be the
feature attraction a. the Acme Then
re this evening. In addition a -wo
reel Sunshine Comedy viii BE- shown.
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Se~inc School

There viii be 4 sewing school open
a. the Cobbosseecuntee Grange Hall
French s Corner. West Gardiner
October %, - and %. Sessions viii
commence at $50 A Nj All are in
virad 20 ATTEND whether or not they
are Changers. The school will be in
charge Of demonstrate from Orono
and viii De free u ali
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21
Start Selecting
Jury to Try
Alleged Prisoner

Boston. OCT. Classification Of i1-v
70 t-T Frank Z. W0nlgemuth for me
murder Of RS VIE. vas begun todav
ne government contends that tar
husband administered poison IN
dose q salts which ne gave he- for
Z headache His alleged lnfarua rio7
Tor another woman is advanced rs
ne motive. Il was reported mat ,ha
other woman might be called 10 tho
stand
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

The meeting Of me :. Of r. AE1il-
iary viii be held " adnesGay evening.
Members ara requested 10 be present
promptly a. :. 81 as there * 70 be
AT lnlria ton. Following The meeting
an entertainment VIII be gwen al
refresa-ne-s served. one Of the num-
hers on ire progran Will be the
District school"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

The Epw0rIn LeaE-e Of the Menu
diE church VIII mold d social III the
vesrry Thursday evening. oct. ::3r l.
Everyone Is welcome. All ieagIe
mem bers and nose vino a-en- ar=
urged 10 come and help keep ne
record going " 50 MAJ The banner
viii b. awarded this socle-v nex.
:; enh-e points are counted. Ee-
ereshTnents VIII he served rec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

.a..,a. r9umurIcarion Of Her
r. .cEs Nj. 80 r and a. M. VIII
ea -uesGav e7erlng at III
There VII he work II the
s.er Mason aagree. This met
s, a5so 10 the Official inspection
W3r William r Lea VIII. DIS
-,aD.:-v Grand Master Of the
ar Masonic DISTRICT A ban
w ne se-vec by me Star ciUo.
--sor.--.nc Mater Masons are
..- 51-.-ad &c oe present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-21

All members II the 1ocal K1lghus
Of Columbus Council ara invited 70
attend the smoke talk at the rooms
Of the AuEUsta Council TINS evening
Judge Benecict 2 Maher ~ Angus
"a viii address The gathering