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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22
HINCKLEY

Mrs. Leland Kicker gave rsr-r
Friday afternoon. April IS 20 The
iit.le friends of ner daughter Miss
Alice Louise. the occasion being III
honor Of her eighth birt hdar The
afternoon was very pleasantly passed
with music and games. Refreshments
% cake. ice cream and confectionery
were served. Each boy and g.rl kindly
remembered her with i III winch
she viii greatly enJoN.
III: anc Mrs. lvoi Hail have Dur
chased Ford runabout FOR the!I t0-
lure use.
Mrs. Ernest Pratt has been con-
fined 20 he house The past week with
a severe cold.
Merle Eessey % Snow aesan visited
his people Thursday evening
Mrs. : knight VI Oakland mas
been visiting, her daughter. Mrs.
francis Spofford the past week
Mr., George Jones is listing Mrs
Wade Wheeler n Wa;er.own. Mass
clifton Wheeler, y NJ . IF Wa
tertown. Mass. who Went 10 camp Dix
y j. last October reports 20 his
friends here that he expects a Shor-
vacation IN Jane and will call on his
friends r Maine IL that time
The roads IN this vicinity are Il rery
bad shape not nassahie fc- autos for
ano,h.- wee Gnder COOS rlnd Ions
Mrs Nora tsooaw. IN Hur OF North
port IS visiting ne~ people j, Nor-A
Fairfield.
SANFORD Strickland has been - home
he past tew DAYS OF 1~cour, of bad
travelling l}e i.nds :: hari WORK o
hove he hay press iror1 barn % Darn.
Parties from -kowhegan ara paint
ing ne buildings o: Arthur Tardw-n.
painted m tae INSIDE eariie- he
see son
Friends n Ills vicinity of Charles
Wheeler. who IS visiting in Augusta. sc
rery- sor-;. "a lean Of his serious H.
ness 9, pneumonia and ther hose .o-
= speedy recover
4 friend from Starks r:~i,.-d Mr.,
Arthur Wardwell SUNDAY and Mon
dav
Warren SpofarA vas allied Ia
Bingham recently by .he serious IL
ness OF his mother. who vas some
better on his return.
Mrs. George HuT = being sick
With a severe cold
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hal. are re-
ceivinE congratulations on the birth
Of a iaughter Mr. Hall vas former
" Of This place. Since his return
from Camp Derens he has been APP
pointed /, alton agent NJ Houlton.
where he and Mrs. Hall will make
their home for the present
Mrs Fannie Hail formerly Of this
place. is caring for an invalid at Q.
4. Salley's in Fairfield
Mrs II. L Chase has been con-
fined to the house the past week
with a bad cold
y. E. Cane has been entertaining
a friend from Massachusetts the
past few days
Mrs. Periey Gerald and daughter
were in Waser~ille shopping. FRI
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MADISON

Jesse Hutchinson Of the Field Hos
rived home Saturday night from
overseas for a short furaough. Mr..
Hutchinson enlisted IN Co. z Of
the old Second Maine regiment. went
overseas and sslved 9TH his COM
pany for several months in the
trenches Owing to a physical dtsa-
b,iity he was reciassifled and trans
ferred to the Hospital Corpa
MessrA Albion Brown, Channcy
Chandler. .. c. Wa<man and Z. K
Moore returned Sunday Hum Port
land. where they went Friday 70
attend the Odd Fellows anniversary
celebration.
Easter was generally observed by
Madison churches with special ser
mons and Easter music. A feature
OF The service Al the Methodist
Episcopal church Sunday evening
was Sunday school concert and IL
lustrared song service
Mss Violet Mcfarland entertain
ed house party Of I've young pec-
pie frcm Portland at her home on
Park street Saturday and Sunday.
Mad.son's only hotel. the Weston
House. which is owned and has
been rln for 4 number Of years by
George Washburn. has been leased
TO Miss stone u Providence. r. Z
Miss Stone Will take possession mex,
week Mr.. Washburn will so 10 his
farm in Canaan
Mrs .. H. Randall left town Mon
day afternoon 10 Lewiston. where
she VIII pass few weeks with
friends.
Ms Fred Williams II wa,erv,I,c
arrived IN Madison Monday forenoon
Tor a short visit with friends.
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Chicago Cattle Market

Chicago. A phi =.
I1TGS-Rece,pts s2..e1. Active. most
y =, 20 y cents higher than Saturday s
average. Estimated tomorrow 5eNG
Bulk OF SAFES aessa 3a1a; heavy weight
-aessI ItS.', medium weight Eoi3fl 90
ign, weight 19.t1 ..o; light lights 1879
2.es sows lS.ada1S; pigs li'5nls.
rATTLE-Receipls l4.Aa STEADY 20
Is cents higher Butcher stock rnosil%
5 10 - cents higher Calves % 20 %
cents lower Feeders strong. Estimat-
ID tomorrow iGtHa. Heavy beef steers
Z. $50 1-5 light beef steers lCfSG 81
Butcher COWS and He,fers SisIlaaa; can-
hers and cutters s4Qd lNSs. Veal calves
l.s;,eI ls25. Stocker ana feeder steers SO
Goa
EEEP-Receipts i5.lto; lower, Sheep
and year,ings steady 10 lower. EstimaI-
"a tomorrow 400. Lambs: Light lSSa
a.ss5: heavy- ...5d 1875; culis and COM
mon l4tsMi.-5. Ewes: Medium and good
l21.1 1854: cui!s and common Usa,.@
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- BOlsheviki Captured
In Raid BY Allied Forces

London. April -@isht
Soishevlk,. including one officer. were
capr.Ired ov Allied troops n The raid
Al S..e1skne. on the British IRON;
southeast al Archangei on April -.
an official statement rom me BTU
Isl, war office today say. MANY OF
he enemy were killed and several
s,etis loaoe6 with wounded We're seen
nor,n: away from The scene u me
iChr
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Boston produces Market
Boston. April -.
BEEF-Choice whole cattle A88-
BCTTER-Northern creamery extras
sesisSi: western do. 6l96s
CHEESE-New York twins choice
rash S.nSs
CORNING. yellow tS4Gi&
EGGS-Nesro- hennerv a2u5s west
EN- do. i1mis.
FLOTR-Spring patents. lSs-lh. sacks
lalssnl::.5
l-AY-No. ! timothy 56G&.
AN B-Spr-ny 9Tn
oATS-FancT % 70 t2-.h. SACKS SSSes
PCRk-Medium backs $40.
PCTATOES-Ma,ne per 20 lbs. "a
iots. 20.
SUGAR-Ganula,eo. wholesale. IS.
per loa lbs IN bulk.
EA--.cca.
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PROCLAIM FROM PULPFTS
GUARANTEES OF SOVIETS

budapest. saturday, April I9-The
comnliSsarT Of education has in
structed the clergy to declare :-orp
Du!pis during The next three SUNDAYS
MAJ the Sorset government si,a-an-
tees 1911 religious freedom 20 all. and
thai the Soviet viii not change the
present order of marriage and family
life nor com,nunize women.
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Abbott Simpson

Parker Abbott Of Lewiston and Mss
united n marriage Saturday erenins.
April - at the Ra ptist parsonage TIE
cel emory was performed by the pas
ter Rev. Nj. F4nnle. The double TinS
service was used. The bride IS The
only daughter of Mr. ami Mrs. n. \.
Simpson 1i tais own. She IS a graduate
OF Monmouth academy and F4r-n,ngton
Normal school Since graduating she
mas been ! successful teacher she Is
one Of Nor mouth : popular young Ia
dies The bride and groom made !
nor. bridal Tip % Monmouth and to
Buckspor1 % visit Nr. Aobotts mother
and 10 br spI essen! ~ the wedding Of his
sister They vii reside n Portland
where M- Abbot las employment N
a gentleman. : clothing store.
Five Rows Were RECENTLY initiated into
the BOY scouts. Troop No. :. at the
last meeting Frank Frost. Raymond
-,e,son. Wallace Trash. Everett Whit
tar Merle Sauforn ana Seison Chand-
lev passed he tenderfoor lest
MI anu NJ = Asffi4u4fiIi4 's"f'Aa'iV
al Chelsea Mass. were the guests Of
Mrs Gardiner parents. Mr.. and
M.s. A.Ler- N.al On Eorsss Hin from
Friday until Monday afternoon.
Mss Edna Frost. teacher IN
Norwood. Mass. is az home for the
Easter vacation.
Harold Andrews If Bangor was tire
guest ii lis parents M and Mrs.
E. e" Andrews an Monmouth Ridge
ore~ Patriots daY.
Roger Robinson has received an
lonorahie discharge from the Tut
@d States seryice and has returned
nome.
Mss aieien Pike left Tins week Tor
'rawford. y. J.. IN attend the we'd
ding Of her brother. Earl Pike. an
"Wednesday April - She will take
.hree weeks ~acation. Her position
N the telephone Office will be sup
piled hy Mrs Anna Flanders.
The Wou,ans roregia missionary
society Will NEE, with Mrs. c.. "
NJ. Reyes a, the Methodist parsonage
Tuesday afternoon. April -. a. 80
0 clock.
Regular meetings of the Red Cross
are being held AT Grange nail Tues
day afternoons 10 work on garments
for refugees.
Mrs Frank Wheeler entertained
aer Sunday school class Of girls a.
her home saturday afternoon from ;
to O'Clock The afternoon was
passed and refreshments
were served.
Miss Ellen Colby 10 the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. w. ". IngFaham In
Portland.
Mrs c. B. Tr.bcu and son a Lew
is,on were guests Of Mrs. c. B. Boyd
for the weekend.
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BAN PUBLIC EXHIBITS.
[. 5. PLANES FOR PRIZES

Washington. April Tt nder a
ruling # Ma. Gen. e Il Mencher-
director OF the army ar service, an
nouuced today. army fiers ana planes
cannot compete ii exhibitions Tor
nurses and individual prizes General
N4ucaer said favorable consideration
would De gwen 10 invitations - par
. .c:pate n exhibitions OF AZ lntei'na- :
iona. national, state or civlc CHAR
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\. Y. Upstate Textile
Mill Strike LeSsening

Troy. y. Y. April 1.-THE liar
nonx mills ii Conoes ;-e-opeued TO-
day at,er prolonged strike on As
honr basis with pay for - hours
,ohn Golden. president Of the In
lernatlona. Textile Union. said ne
prospects were bright for opening oil
all textile mills n this vicinity be1ofe
me END of the week.
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MAIL AIRPLANE FALLS AT
ST. DIDIER-TWO KILLED

Paris, sunday. April -0.--Aa air
ship carrying mail from Strasburs 20
Paris. tell .oday near 81 Didier Two
of he crew We're burned 20 death
and third was seriously injured
The mail matter carried ny The air
SHIN vas DESTROYED.
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-eh citizens Of Mechanic Fails. and
of the neighbor;ng towns of Poland. He
bron Ninot and Oxford. turned on. IN
f,ne manner, Patriots day. saturday.
to honor their soldiers and sailors with
big victory celebrate ton senator Fer
Maid Of Poland Donald Partridge Of
NORWAY and I-eutenan, Joseph sullivan
Of Lewiston we're the guests and speak
efs Of the day
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UNITY

,-,ay,on -3amlin. who s n he :
service 5 a, nome on Few DAYS f1r-
Cuga.
:. p. Clara a-d " : Merr.ok. who
nave employment with the 'entTSi!
name Power Co. were * home over
SUNDAY.
". : lowell and z 3. Mouiton al
ended meeting 0. he odd teiiows
n Portland saturday.
Laura Hunt. Who = teaching Wal
erv:lle. mas been a, home on a weeks
vacation
Airs Carlton Of Michigan was week
end guest Of MIS-. susan Harmon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-22

Chicago. April q
Corn lnped Joday 10 The highest
prices We, this season. SeItlemen; Of the
New York harnor strike was largely
responsible for the fresh advance. Quo
;al.ons closed strong. - 70 IA net
higher with July I5S "A 20 iaSi and Sep
,eY1ber -as IS 10 "a IS. Oats gained
81 TO "a and provisions 10 cents 10
81.
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~. 8. Rice


= 4 lice A life lcng ras,deH; o. This
own. passed AVA Saturday evening.
Funeral services were held Thursday.
he Rev M Merr;rDan officiating. In
t-r-7lenr was made n Pond ceneterr.
Mrs r :. Whitaker returned from
Arlington Mass Friday where SHE
wen, 10 visit he sister. who has been
N pr Ring hospi,a. FOR rnedica! treat
nent
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rice Of YounSs-
own. Ohio. are N town. they being
called here by ne death of Mr. Rice
father
Mrs Harvey Miller and daughter
Marion of Clinto1 have been guests Of
MIS- samuel Myrick few days The past
week.
The people ara very much pleased 20
know hat the Rev. Mr. and Mrs Der-i-
man were returned for another year.
Mr. and Mrs Lincoln johnson are AT
,heir cottage FOR the season.
Mr.: and Mrs r. X. Adam have moved
INTO the house owned Nv Charles
Mitchell
Miss Carolyn Fuller % Auburn was
4 weekend cues, Of her mother. Mrs.
v G. Fulle-.
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For Saie-kedi Estate
LOG acres farm

On good road. u mites from ci,y a
acres n -ine ulage. pasture first class
Tor Is head. large amount Of lumber,
Inc room houSe. splendid 2zx4S ,arl
Tor cows anu horses; water n the
mouse. buildings connects ed. FIRST class
hen house. beautiful. door vard with u
shade trees along The road. this *
farm. Price s4-@. $3.50 cash ana hal,
easy terms Tools anu furniture n
Guided.
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THE STATE FARM AGENCY
Branch Office
Main St. Winthrop. Ne.
ALBERT :. SMITH
Local Manager

az --OS
STORE At ':RAT CORNER oN IN
.nx50 f. Store suitable ior any k.nd OF
busine :. especially gram. g-oL cries.
hardware. dry goods ana nlilline-y
store s TWO sIorT. nice easement unQe-
whole store. furnace tor heating. silent
"a lesmen. show cases. . nice Offices ami
large storage rooms on upper floor
must De seer 20 Dc appreciated. Nr-je
or telephone Cole Brothers. z. Ray
u7ond- Ne. a2r--eI2s
sIN-ROOM HOUSE IN SOUTHPORT.
facing water, suitable fer summer homo
., all the year round. In drst class
repair. Short walk from landing and
casino. on state -oau. near school and
posfotfice- Bargain al The price asked.
inquire of John X. Ear.. p Flora S..
Bath. Ne. apr1sdl.,
HOUSE AND Lot. HOME OF 4 r.
Blodseyt. ii KingsDury street, Gardiner,
Ne; Cal rom go A NJ, % : clccH
and from 10 $50 apr-idlw
TWO SMALL PLACES, At ! BAR
gain. House ell. stable ma four ac-e,
Of land. SOC House and stable II acres
Of land. S9a. - acres Of and oinInc
yaese two place hat can he bought
for saW overiooks kenneoec river, 9
miles from Augusta. W Il. Austin.
Ss-M or 1865. aprl9io:
FINE BARGAIN FOR S-ACRE
wood lot on Ouilet road. mile and hat
out. Edwin Bur.eign, Journal Office
aprI.diw
TWO STORY AND HALF HOUSE AT
iailoweil. 10 rooms, centrally located:
Desirable for boarde-s Near elec;-cs.
Journal once aprl.olwh
VILLAGE FARM ELECTRlCS RCN
by the place. bargain. : Booker s..
ThomaStor, Me aprl4ui5t
OUTAGE AT WEBER POND. 5ax,.,
foot lot. Near campground and car
line. Completely furnished Row boat
included N :-ade. Price S4aa cash. En-
1uire al a Northern Axe. or telephone
$50 apr,.ds.
A POULTRY FARM or % ACRES
with building. II East Winthrop. cauac-
~ for sos mems on State road, a good
sized barn. place cutting = IONS nay
l.ga stale 81 cultivation. I. H Tiis-
gins. are aennebec Journal apr15dtf
SEVEN ROOM BUNGALOW MOD
er1 convenlences- well loca.rd on car
line. good corner lot. !. W Beck
AsencE, ~ Water street Telephone
le41-E aprl4d;f
BCTLDISG Lot on COLUMBIA ST..
Augusta. good location. Price right.
Inquire chas A. Bragg. R p D ..
Belgrade. Ne. apr,1dcv~
THE SCEJMANN HOUSE. CORNEI.
II Fremont street and Lincoln Avenue
Gardner. Maine Two story and a hall
double tenement house. with garage.
garden and two extra lots. one On Ere
mont street and one on Lincoln Ave
1ue. Inquire of :. a. knight. Admins
-rator. Gardner, Maine rlch3ld,f
OR To LET-STORE on BUSINESS
street. Winthrop. Maine. Will maze
suitable store fo- any mercantile ous,-
ness Apply at Augusta Trust Co. An-
Gusta. or the branch 4, Winthrop. Ne.
5auT-sT
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New York Money Marke:

New York. April :
Mercantile ma Der ;2u5s
Sterling -r-ia bulls d; a.
Commercial en-siay bills on hanks IL:
Commercial so-iav bills Ali. demand
1. s;e. CO bies s..
Francs. demand sgla. cables -
GuIlde-s. demand 40. cables 20 -
Lire. demand ~. cables -
Mexican dollars @t
Government and railroad bonds reg
mar.
Tine loans strong 81 DAYS, . DAYS
ana sax months 5tGia3
Call money frn. high -. Iow : -uI-
ne rate 81, clog nE hid 4. offered at Z.
At loan ). hank acceptances IL
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Autos. Boats. Motors. Etc.

ETINRCDE GASOLINE ENGINE
also canoe. Can be seen at & +. XII
breth s. East Winthrop, lakeside sta
ton 1sis Model. apr@d:i-
FORD TOURING CAR. INQUIRE AL
gusfa Country Clue Tea. scs-s2
apriSi-t
CwNERS-NOw THAT
you are getting your car ready for an
other season, DO not forget that we
give an inner tube with every tire sold
or pair OF Weed chains with every
pair of"%areS- or 4 vEiCanlZiDg nut1if
with every -lr of tubes sold Don
forSei- spark plugs SIZE Jserrish &
Smith (successors 70 VigueD, l. Silver
St. Waterviile. Maine aurSSits
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4 Wasnino-to feel tired before *
eftion 10 not laxiness-it'S Q 0GD thae tho
system lacks vitality. and needs the
tonic effect of HOODS Sarsopay4fh
Sufferers should NOT delay. Get ~ Of
that tired feeling by hRgtnning to take
Hocd's Sarapaf1llA t0aAy.-A6v.
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WALL STREET
Reported by Hayden. Stone 4 Co.
Members New YORK stock Exc. Bc.-
ION Stock Exc. New YORK Cotton Exc
Chicago Board ri Trade. Poland
Branch Office 80 Middle ST. New Eng
land Telephone 1852 MS
WM- 4 PORTER. Ms-
New York Stock Market
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WlNSL0W

Interesting Easter services were
held Sunday at the Congregational
church At the morning services
Rev. .. T. Barnard gave an abla
sermon from the text The Risen
Christ The young peoples choir
sang selections, a bass horn solo was
rendered by j. A. Boivin. Of Water
Vile A concert was held sunday
erenin--. The Sunday school pupils
participated.
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Auction Sale

"eSN 0fo"ey' GNtIFS St0Ck of
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
and
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
ard tools. together with, LIVE
STOCK consisting Of cows. heat
ers. two fu'l-6iooded Jerseys, Two
bulls tfuil oioeced Jerseys and ore
Driving Horse. Reason for selling,
owner IS leaving State.
q. ?. STEWART. Auct,onee-
aprss.0at
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"anted-Agmts

E.' STEERS MEN OR
'hihs riders. city or country.
.9ui::t tree Earn SO oer
lone. Chase Co. Nur-
-a-our7. Maine. apr,sasf
LED NEGRO WAR E00K
Kelly Miller of Washing
Ah1 an assistant of the Navy
eN'- BEST book for cpiered ps-e,-
r'-ten. over 70, pictures, only
|e ke Mid fire. Big out.i.
10 o.s book. act quick. Aus.
mrs %, Washington. d. c.
aprSadlts
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LOST

WILL, THE PERSON WITH WHOM /
exchanged grips IN Richmond station
Monday notify G H Cobb. Richmond
Corner, Me- apr.SdIw
FOUNTAIN PEN-iOLD CLIP WITH
Elks emblem Finder please leave al
Journal once. apr@d3ts
PIPE IN CASE WITH THETA CHI
letters on bowl. 1T Reuei Williams neld
Saturday afternoon. Return 10 Journal.
aprNdsts
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Cards. Notices. Etc

MAGNETIC uEALER-MRS ELLA \.
Jewett will De Il the lawrence House
Tuesday, April .. from 10 A. N. 10 4
p NJ 10 receive patients. apr,sd,t
MRS CRAM. MEDIUM READINGS
daily Capitol St, Augusta, Ne Tel
ip7D-4. - aprsdSts
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Waiter Coie OF Boston passed the
week end a; the home Ills brother.
J. Frank Cole.
Sergt. Edwin \. Lane. Serg-. John
". Milton and Corp. James \. Mil
ton, sons of Dir. and Mrs. \. X.
Lane of Bath. formerly Of Winsiow
have recently returned from over
seas 70 camp Devens- awaiting their
discharge
Warren York of Bangor passed the
weekend with NJ. and Mrs. Scott
Drummond.
Miss Harriet Vinal has returned
from Orlando Fla. where she has
passed severa. months. and resumed
her teaching AZ the II. & W school
on Benton avenue.
Elmer Gooct and Patrick Re,iey
Saturday attended the l. O O. T.
celebration at Portland.
Mrs William G. Miller. after Il
number of weeks stop at the home
of her parents Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Flewellinc. Mohegan street. returned
70 Boston Monday
Mr.. and Mrs John DeOrsaY Jr..
passed the weekend az the home of
Mrs. DeOrsays father. M. Gay at
Augusta
Mrs. Walter e Smell entered the
Sisters hospital az few days ago and
underwent an operation. She Is re-
ported as getting along nicely. Cliff
ton and Merlin. sons of Mr.. ana Mrs
Smell. are stopping at the home of
their grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wiilin Ireland. at Fairfield
Ralph Norton. who was on his way
home TO Pennington from the I. Q.
Q, F. celebration i, Portland. passed
the weekend I; the home of his
brother. Harry r Norton.
Parker Patterson. after passing
The weekend at his home on Bay
streer. has returned 10 the | of NJ.
20 resume his studies
a. e Doe Of LthEow street. after
an illness from typhoid fever. IS con-
NaleScenr.
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Here is All up.to-date
Village Home

water heat. e!ec. lights. running wafer
hard wood floors. ire place screened
IN piazza. bath room. stable and garage.
me lawn and shade tree. beautiful axe
N'ew. = nile q r. r. 4 mile 20 store.
church. pOst01tlce. You can have Il al
your pr1ce. }t;st make me 7n offe~
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Mrs. Mary Liberty, Bay street.
passed away Friday night az 1880.
after undergoing an operation at the
sisters hospital. Mrs. Liberty was
5: years of age and passed most Of
her life in Winslow. She was mar
-ied twice. Her first husband was
Joseph Bellows. who passed away
three years ago. Her second hus-
hand was Alphonse Liberty. who
survives her She is also survived
by eight children. Mrs Flora Ro-
barge. Pawfucket. r. l.: Mrs. Louis
Libby, wa,errtIie; Mrs. Clyde Gar
diner: Vede. Eva and Lucille Bel
lows. Winslow: George Bellows and
Alton Bellows. overseas; and by six
brother and sisters. The funeral
services were held Monday morning
at 3 O'Clock from the Francis de
Sales church. Father Char.and on
eating. Beautiful floral tributes tes-
tiled 20 the love and sympathy OF
friends. The internent was n Pine
Grove ceme,erv
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..,-..- oIrE ar uiodie-dgeFi man
80 pq-.er N LAUNDRY wora- ~
v.,-3 y IYGaSErfr- apf--u'-
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Kentucky Irish American. (Louisville, Ky.) 1898-1968, 1919-06-14
HONOR OLD GLORY.

Citizens of Louisville and the en-
tire country are urged to unfurl the
Stars and Stripes at dawn this Sat
urday morning, Flag day, by the
National Flag Day Association,
which has been making elaborate
plans for the commemoration of the
adoption of the colors by the Cont
mental Congress of 1777. Factory
whistles and church bells are also
to be sounded to announce the
dawn of what promises to be the
most memorable flag day the nation
has witnessed.
Alaska, the Philippine isalnds and
Porto Rico will celebrate with the
parent land, according to the asso-
citation, and Canada is said to be
making plans to do honor to an al
ly's colors with profuse decoration
with the American flag of the Do
minion cities Thirty-three Govern
ors and hundreds of Mayors
throughout the country will pro-
claim that day holiday and Presi-
dent Wilson, the first President to
declare the holiday national, has
lent his executive authority to plans
for its celebration. Bring out your
flag today