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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26

A tt-ree-year boy was plcFen
NJ ov a police officer SUNDAY wan
derinE alone on Front street. satn.
ana unable 20 tell VINO ne was or
where ne lived IN language that me
officers could understand So N IN
-e,-Dreter was sought. many II mem
in fact. Illustrating me cosmoph!i-
tan character of Bath present papu-
Iaticn. within 10 minutes, Pnlack.
Jew a Greek. Portuguese. 4
Frenchman. an Albanian and Italian
had been found ana none Of hem
could understand the language
spoken by the lost little one. The
dressed and well fen. Ee was made
happier when a k,ndhearted police
man brought Nun an ice cream cone.
Later the police found TIE mother on
CONNER clal stree, hunting 1or her
lost box. Then !: was discovered
why the interpreters could not un-
derstand the bows tongue. II was
an Indian family 70 winch he be-
lonEed and they live over ne coal
office If The Howard Coal CO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
Marion Harlow

Friends were shocked to learn of
the sudden death Of Marion Harlow
which occurred Tuesday night IN
HaverhiIl. Mass, following 4 slight
SURGICAL operation. She was the
daughter Of the late Mr.. and Mrs j.
W Harlow Of Augusta she leaves
TWO sisters, Mrs. D. F. Knowlton OF
this city, and Mrs. WIIbert E. Weicn
of Weymouth. MasA: also three
a,,nts, Mrs. Charles r. Tfbberfs anu
Mrs. Fred I. Perry Of this city. ana
Mrs.. Mary Haxeltnn Of Hzverh1u.
Mass. Nfss Harlow was 4 member
of tho Cuiversalist church Of Angus
"a and was formerly employed AT the
Maine Farmer ONCE. and at the Au-
er,sta Savings Bank. The remains
viii be brought to this city Thurs
day afternoon. to arrive az -.'o
o,c,ock. and will be taken to the
Nome of Mrs. Charles 2. Tiboefrs. 30
Grove street. Funeral arrangements
will be announced. later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26

The will Of Norman 81. Fay, Dazch2
ter manufacturer and late member q
the Governors Executive CouncffsJ
filed IN the probate court at BanguI
makes no public bequesfs. but he hndy
recently given The town $7bo0l
school building The estate il let
equally TO his son. Winthrop L Fay1
and daughter Mrs. Marion Plouff. hisf
widow TO have the income Of SIS. 000f
in trust during her lifetime and mores
if required. a trust Of 81 900 for ttf01
education of his grandson is also]
provided.
The snipya-d Of tho Nachias Shd
Construction Co, established lAAl
year a. MRcaiAs. which has JuAea1
launched three Shipping Board BARI
ges. has been taken over by the job
Shipping Corporation Of New YORK.
winch will start construction OF n
four masted schooner at once. To-
same corporation has taken contSek1
of the yard of Pusnee Brothers al
Dennysville. which built for the Johs
concern The auxiliary schooner DAWN
Cohen last year. ana receuttS7
launched the four master Esther
for them.
Swimming rom the light at Doun-
ling Point across the kennebec TO thu
Prison boat house IS no small pers's
fur-nance but swinm ng II with Al
considerable breeze blowing anu q
head tide makes il all the more g;
difficult feat. saws The Bath Tines
This was accomplished. however. ons
Saturday afternoon by Fred Pink
ham. son IF Merritt Pinkham. keeper
Of N1e light Young Pinkham. who-1
is l.. with four other bows have beens
discussing making the attempt ana
on Saturday they decided 10 give II
a try. Followed by man n sk-nss
as a tender N case any 0f the pnrfy1
should be unable to make the cruA9-7
ing. they started. Of the five Fink
nam was the only one who did not,
I'VE up. Ee finished and climbed QUIT
of the wafer in good condition.
Those familiar with the locality ca1l
the distance a mile or more and II ~
one Of the hardesr points ON the rtveIp!
to make rs the TIDE there Is strong.
a French speaking person asaeaus
on lawn at Pearl and Mad43Aj
Straats. Bath. was taken to the yu13oal
station at midnight Sunday, Eiuu
IN his trousers pockets was $500 in &
bills bev,des several bills If smallepa
denomination anu a quantity uf,
loose crlange. His sleep was c4ueed-,
by cuncoction he had drunk earlie1s
N the evening and wher, he awoke he
was considerably dazed at his sur.
rJunCinCs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
CALIFORNIA TENNIS STAR
LOSES TO THOMAS

Wimbledon, Eng. June @.-Clarenos
J. Griffin. the California tennis star,
was defeated by +. Y. Thomas n he
cuntinl atlo1 Of me champ onship
matches or, The courts mere TO-DAY. The
score was 81. 20, Ga. "a. "a.
Graves of the United States beat
Smith Bingham Of Eagiana s.. o.. 81.
IN The doubles \. w. Gore and r. Bar
-ett Of England eat a. N. L3v bonu
and As;halter of The United SAFES S,
$50 81. SD.
Wills DAVIS. California. dstoR,el
reAIl. EnK -ana, SO. 81. 81, g.: " N.
wasnpurn. :. 5. A, won from Aitkin.
Soui.l Africa. sc. 6-s SO. SO. and Car
ron. =. 5. A. beat Hent,-, Finland. -,
ell &c 81. c. Garland, :. :. A, hao
4 o1e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
Cubs Take Last
OF Series With Reds

Cincinnati. June 25.-vaughn WIS
strong today with men on bases and
Chicago won the last game of the
series. 5 to I. Ring was hit hard
in the seventh when four hits and a
base on balls gave the Cubs two runs.
Bressler then went into the box and
stopped the scoring. Two games
were scheduled today, but the first
was postponed on account of ram.
Score:
Chicago. 90 / O 0 o. % O-3-1o-0
Cincinnati 0 0 o. l O 0 0 0-1- IL
Vaughn and O'Farrell: Ring,
Bressler and Eariden.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
Twilight League Standing

lieved Caused IN the box but three
more singles. passed ball. a sacri j.
noe ny and pass gave the home team
a lead of runs IN the first inning,
They scored TWO more runs IN the
fifth and Wheat hit a homer in the
eighth off Winters. Five hits Melted
three rms for the visitors in the
eighth. The fielding feature was the
acceptance of eight chances IN cen
ter by Myers.
New York oooo1o -: II: )
Brooklyn . : x-e: "a: .
RaEan. Winters. Causey. Schupp
and Gonzales: Cheney and Miller.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
Red SOx and Senator's DiUide Double Bill
Edzcards Have Easy Time With Cushnocs, I4-8
REFEREE FOR BIG BOUT
MAY BE KNOWN SOON

Toledo. OHIO June 25.-SelecIion Of
referee for the heavyweight cham
pionship contest between Jess Will
LARD and Jack Dempsey here July 4
may be announced today. If a def
ulte selection IS not agreed on today
i was said. formal announcement Of
The choice would be made later from
New York by Major A. L. Drexei
Biddle. president OF the boxing con-
troll board.
control board To have 4 referee and
two Judges decide the contest. IT
was regarded as almost certain to-
day that the bout will be Judged
solely by a referee. Neither Willard
nor Jack Kearns. manager for
Dempsey, favor the Judge plan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26

Two-base hlts-Wecige - WardwelI Z
GerIouE. DunnaCA. PoTnerieau. Stolen
oases-E- Ger;oux. Beadoln. Wedge
Thyns, Larnbe--. Letendre. -auzier ,
Appleton - Soule. Struck our--By Souie
n innings; by Appleton n in
HINES; by Porne, lean 9. Double piays-
Wedge 10 THING: Letendre 10 Arbour
Fit by pitched bail-Nedge Appleton.
Wild pItch-Pomerieau - Base on balls
BY Pomeriegu 6. by So1lie by Annie
ION .. Sacrifice hit-Appleron. Sacrifice
fv-Wardwell. Umpire THOMPSON. Time.
III. Attendance 200
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
RAVES AND
PhILLES AGAIN
DIVIDE CANES

Philadelphia June 25-Philadei-
phia and Boston again divided a
douhie-header today. the visitors
winning the first game 9 10 and
Philadelphia the second to 3. One
ragged inning n which the locals
punched their misplays while Boston
bunched four hits, gave the Braves
the first game Holkes' fielding fea-
tured. Luderus' home run into deep
center field in the eighth inning with
two On bases won the second game.
Scucres:
First Game:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26

A., privileges Of the big Augusta l.
NJ A. building have oeen tnro~n
-, p, the oficers and non-comnls-
.,on.x, Officers who are encaznpd at
Camp Reyes This meens t,A1 81 80
given the free use OF the snos -
baths and all other privileges. a iA1s
number are taking advanfase Oh lns
offers each DAY
Today will be girls day at cne
-rbe,. will be swimming lessons tor girif
ard a swimming period for the regular
girls, class at 20 P. NJ. There viii
,,.n he n swimming class for girls al
~. ~ at p. NJ. The soldier boys
vho ar. making great use Of the SWIM
ming pool will be welcome at INC nu1iu'
ing tonight at o'clock TOR s~lnanans'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
YANKEES AGAIN
TRIM NACkMEN

New York, June 8.-New York
scored IT'S third consecutive victory
over Philadelphia here today, 10
g. The Yankees tied the score IN the
eighth inning when Duffy Lewis san-
gied 20 left which sent Eick and
'eckiapaugh. WHO had previously
singled. over with the raanE run.
New York then won in the
ninth when Hannah doubled to left
and scored on a low throw by Du-
gan. Schneider. VINO pitched his
first game FOR New York. gave way
10 pinch hitter in the eighth in
ming. Score.
Philadelphia ! - % q 0 0 0-s-s-S
New York ...... 0 n o i q ol-4-9-2
Perry and Perkins: Schneider.
Russell md Hannah
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
STATE OF MAINE

=, - 1s-sons interested IN alfhef o. lnf
ss-z-ss ae,relnafter NAMED:
H. q 7-onate Court held AT AuEust3.
u lit or he County Of hennepec' on
ear H.. ar ord one thousand, nlne
----~e. aad nineteen and by ao1ouIn-
-. III nav q day from the EWeHLs
-.-c 49, II SAID June. The fo!io~ins
----,e-e having been presenlen 10. 1
---.o:. -1e-eupon hereinaIie1 1uoGAl-1'
g. hereby ORDERED; -,
-: 9o-!ce thereof be gwen TO az
,e-sn-s --e-esred. by causing copy %
rs -~-e- o De published tnrse WosAs
Cur 7ewspaper published at All
-~s-l = SAID County. tnAt the! may
-;-aL~ a.. : p-obaIe Court 70 ne neio Al
-4.- .-Eus1a On the fourteenth Gay on
.r -qle al Zen 0 clock N Inc
---c.-r- ma DE heard thereon II they
= o--E R. W. CEcATE. late OF
4.c-,e-. iereased VIII ana peritlon
80 -~o.s-e thereof and for the appoint
=y.- -: execuI-x without bono. rS
eye. ~ Lucy Wyman. execnlr1A
LIS a LOMBARD, late Of Be-
E-l1s tcsased. VIII and petition lof
0.o.-,s hereof and for the appoint
--=-' %. Executor. presented by AnsJ
-5r2oard. Jr-. executor ha1"01
.--.t-7A A. cTLLINAN, late Of Mon
1ecsased. Will and petition Tor
--- hereof and for the appo mt
--.-.- ~ -xecutur without bonu. pre-
e--5 -v lanes 9. Cullinan. executor
5,-.--- - $. STEVENS. late of
r. ~ "a sieceased. Will and petition
- raaate thereof and for tne ap-
s1.- an1 Of executor. Wese"isa
4. Stevens. executor nA'''e'o
..rL7 : HIrEBoRN. late Of
-. ag-r, deceased viii and petition
..7,fzte hereof and for the appoinI-
---- + executor without Donu. pIe-
~ Alden 8 Eichbofn. executor
Ala =. HANEs. late of Wat
---- ieceased VIII and petition Ior
'-r. r. hereof and for the appoin,
--e' D.. executr;x without BOND. DE
-s-'.. ~ Edith S. Eaines. execun1A
IN 4 rHAYER. late Of Wake
--;r lass. deceased. A certain IN
--srt ourppr,inC 70 be COPY OF Ius
M 1rohate Thereon IN tne $500 .,
', ID ssaCnusetts of SAID deceased nav
e .-arY -1reser,tet together with Pc
',.7- skiing that ne sAme he auowea
NAE PERo or FARO otherwise
--7r~ as ANNA PERACLT. late OF
.-a...s-a deceased. Petition for admin
''~ar1n skiing that Ida Chevemf OF
-,arap.Ijn. ne appointed az adrninlsrra-
- r--t.luui bond all parsons Interested
r 52.d estate other than credifofs INV
- 1seeutea thereto in WRITING.
I'm PARTRIDGE. late of Angus
a-,cased Final account presented
a- -.lowancs by Willis n. ParaoSe'
.-ec.tu-
Bile a. sTCRrEvAyT. ls1e Of
LA licensed. Final account pfe-
-1 20 so- allowances by Willis w. WASH
-. eyecutur
Horace WILLIAM. late of Angus
e 1eceased- Fourth account presented
Auuwance by David z. Kimnali sur-
ing lrastee for the h1neftt Of Mary
1t,p ana others.
Ii c STAHHHIT. late Of VAS
'~-ho9o. deceased. Petition for d4efr1Dn"
~. lied by Louis q. NRaoe, admins
q wOoDMAy, late of Augusta.
h., 4-esto. Petition for distribution Med
Ssasaiqe Fl. Maher. executor.
GTUHTEvANT. lnfD at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
Heu Pitcher Receives Injury

Cincinnati. June .o-Pitcner Wal
ter Reuther OF the Cincinnati Ma
tionals was MT n the groin by I
thrown bail while al pracuce here
today and the INJURY proved SO pain
ful that attending PHYSICIANS stated
that i would De several days before
he would be able 70 get into a game
of bail Reu1her was scheduled to
pitcn one of the games today-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
Dunn. Kendall

Merton Christopher Dunn OF Eel
grade and Mary Della Kendall of
Mt. Vernon were married at the
Green street Methodist parsonage
last evening at go. Rev W. J. Lay
ton oficiating. The single ring serv-
ice was used. The couple were at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs Roy Stafford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dunn are to make
their home IN Belgrade. where Mr..
Dunn is to engage IN. the farming
business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
ODD ITEMS

Two girls who were graduated
from the Western College for Women
at Oxford. O., this year. were taken
TO the Commence exercises in
wheel chairs. both having been IN the
count Of blistered legs. caused from
sunburn while camping on the Nj
ami River.
1: var at a formal dancing party,
o'1d l was dancing with a 20 Iag man
who wore eyeglasses. SOM Felt
ST netting cold slide down M bsck
and M q lend said. Pardon rrc: my
glasses have fallen down your back"
NeedleSr I" say I esc a:s-1 :" I've
dressing l"unl and had he Sllsaes
removed and returned 10 him.
Chicago Tribune
3. p. Creech Of Four Mile. KY. has
an ear of white corn II which is
formed a perfecr cross out Of red
grains. The Cross is formed by IS
blood-red grains. TWO rows Of nine
grains each. and one arm having four
grains and the other three.
Miss Mary Z. Shea. for the past Is
years proprietor Of a millinery store
in Bangor. died Saturday morning
after long illness. She was active
in affairs of St Johns parish. She
leaves a brother and sister.
Jane had broken. her second doll
that morning, and mother. very much
provoked. was putting the careless
baby through the third degree when
from the depths Of the apron IN
which the sweaty little face was bur-
ted came the words Mother, did YOU
know the war was Gver"''
One feature n life II Bermuda
which always impresseS the stranger
is tre aopnI'en prosperity 2 TIE ns-
tres. whit and colura alike. Dis
t-e.sing poverty is unknown, ara
even the poorest ramilier ran boast
of - stone house and garden.
Us il ALWAYS the husbands fault ="
asks magazine advertisement.
W. II. cf course. tter- are soTnr
things with which husband never hsd
any-'tlng To do. But they lre rare.
--kausas City Star.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26

A very pretty surprise party was
rendered Miss Dora Cameron by II
schoolmates "Wednesday evening at
her home at O. Gage street, IN honor
of her birthday. The birthday cake,
bearing seven candles. was made by
Mrs. Chester Camesnn. Mis- Cam
erons presents included silk dress
given her by her mother. and many
tokens of regard from friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
PHILADELPHIA

Two base hits. MaranviIle. Home
run. Riggert, Cravath. Luderas.
Stolen bases, Meusel. Sacrifice hit.
Rawlins. Sacrifice dy, Cravatn.
Double play, Sticking and Pearce.
Left on bases. Boston 5. Fhiladel-
phla 4. Base on balls. OF McQuillen
l. Packard .. Struck OUT. by Nc
CULLEN .. Packard !. Passed bail.
Clark.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
FHI-ACELPEA.

Two-oase hits-Thorpe. HerzoE.
Scott. Home -un-Cady. Stolen bases
Thorpe. Powell. Eolke. Sticking -.
Sacrifice 1r-Smith. Eolke. DoubI q
p5a3-s-RawGngs md Eoike. .Lnfr
on bases-Bosrur s. Philadelpnis :.
Base On haiis-of Scott 8; Of Eogg
l HIT by pltcher-by Eogg Thorpe
Struck ou1-bv Scott 3; by Eosc ..
Second came:
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WHITE SOX BUNCH
HITS AND WIN IL

Chicago. June "a. - Chicago
punched its hits today and defeated
Cleveland . TO l N the final game
of the series. Thomas caught his
first game of the season for CIeve-
land today. Score:
Chicago. , o 01 90 -7-11-a
Morton. Enzmann. Phillips and
0Neill. Thomas: Lowdermllk and
Schalk
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ST. LOUIS EVENS
UP WITH PIRATES

St. Louis. June S.-St. Louis evened
up the series with P,rtsburE BY winning
today TO !. The locals rallied IN the
eighth when they put over two -I1ns On
a base On balls and three successive
singles. The score:
Pittsours 20 0 o-3-5-2
St. Louis % 0 o ! x-S-S-1
Hamilton and Schmidt: DoAk and Sny-
der.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
EASTERN LEAGUE

Waterbury s. Worces1er ..
Providence ., Springfield !.
Bridegroom :. Pittsfeid 3.
New Haven 5. Hartford 4.
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Merritt Captain OF Dartmouth,

Hanover. N Il, Tune 25-Melville
P Merritt of Middleton. Mass, left
fielder and pitcher, was chosen cap
tam. of the Dartmouth baseball team
toby The signing of J. F. Testreau
Is 6ass1aH cdFcr Tor two-rear
oer,oi way announced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
CALENDAR OF SPORTING EVENTS

July aaee cslshraion and Windsor Fair oeundA
July -Shannon.fp heavyweight hatte Jsns willard jak
Dempsey, Tosdo q.
4-Frsf
dusfviai Athletic
223-Trapshoing:
citation Oakland
July -Goif; international Tenr Hamilton. Car.
National U.
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ROBINS WIN IN
FIRST FROM GIANTS

BROOKLYN. n. T. June 25-Brookiyn
beat New York today, 9 20 4. The
mrs, three Brooklyn batsrnen who
faced Causey made single. a home
run and a double. Then Schupp re-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
BOSTON

Two base hits, Foster. Stolen
bases Rice. Double plays Judge TO
Shanks 10 Judge: Shean 70 McInnis:
Scott 10 McInnis. Left on bases.
Washington :. Boston 3. Base On
balls. off Johnson .. off Jones 3.
Struck out, by Johnson .. by Jones >.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26
AUGUSTA LOCALS

James Stevens Of Roxburr, Mass. re-
turned Wednesday evening to his home
after visiting his slsrec NES. William
Wheeler e Melville street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26

The question. L. life worth nSnS
implies a species Of blasphsnns. the
right question TO ask III Am =
worthy Of living. II am not, I can
make myseif 50. TINS - AWAY
my uuWur-Faltx A0lo6
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a s65uo Verdict Sustainsd

dectsiun has just been handed GOWN
,v m. law court sustaining verdict OF
ss5oo. returned IN the case OF T. Emma
Hodrmsn. Adiux. VS.. Sandy River and
Rangeley Lake r. R. TINS case was
tried in the Franklin CO. 5. j. court AZ
Pennington in May, 1s1S- Hon- flank a
Morey of Lewiston appearing Ior lue
niatnti0. and White & Carter for the
see.nt,.nt COMPANY. The case grew out
- an ,cc,dent. when the plaintiffs hus-
b.nd Frank Hodgman. who had boom
ar. enrinser ON the Sandy River and
Ranreley Lakes R. r.. for many years
was ki1led. Il was alleged that tho ac-
c,dent was caused by fnilure OF the
brakes On the engine to work. The VIC
tim was pinned under the enssne- no
was taken to the c.. NJ. 6. hospital
Lewiston, for treatment. but lived only
. short tina.
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+*Batted for McNally N the 9th.
Washington. 40: 01 @ / 0 o--s
Boston ....... . o : o 0 . o;
Two-oase hIts-Foster Charity;
Strunk. Mctlnls. Scott. Home runs
Rice. Left on bases-W Washington
s. Boston : Sacrifice hIts-PicInich
t3> Sacrifice fiys-Shanks. Scott.
Ease on balls-Off shaw ): off Ruth.
> Struck out-By Shaw, !: by
Ruth. - Double plays-Eooper TO
Walters TO McInnIs.
Second game:
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--~s.-- NOTICE. Notice il here
- -Fa1 on the twan1y- third day
ets. Ray G. MAxston Of ALI
= ne County Of Kennebec. was
- 9-ooate Court for The County of
,..--eere. 4ply appointed administrator
- state Of adelaide g Mars1on.
l- tEusta n said County. de-
se I'd hat on the~sA same date said
- : -IG-stuD qualified Tor ana &C
. - E. ". LEIGHTON,
Register at Probate.
-7PeE--E NOTICE. Eotice i here
-. 80, hat n the twsnty- third day
-. ;, re County OF Kennebec. was
-. % -.~ooa.a Court for the County Of
-..,..-a. duly appointed executor Of
r = Alton NJ. Wadielgh. late OF
me : SAID County. deceased. and
INK . ae same date SAID ~. q. W al
~ .a.-he1 Tor and accepted said
- r. W LEIGHTON.
Register Of PropaIU.
-E NOTICE. Notice is her.
~. --ver .ar on the twenty third day
~ .sza Everett ?, Chase Of Ben
~ : X County Of Kennebec. Was BY
80 -~naa,a Court tnr the County of
.:,--at,ec- ANY appointed executor of
~ 70. Emma Z Chase. late of Ben
.,r IA ~oElty. deceased. and that
80. = ne same date said Everett ?
- ual.1ed or and accepted SAID
Z. W. LEIGHTON.
Register OF Probate.
7479A-E NOTICE. Notice IS here
~. - ha- an the rwenry-thlrd Gay
p. -4 qIs. Maude Blalsdell West Of
-t.--r-or n the County Of hennenec.
- - n 2-onaIe Court for the Coun-
-. H.. -.s:.aenec- duly appointed eXecIl-
49, NJ Will Of G. Scott West. late
= ---.-o13 n said County, deceased.
up ~ ID. M same date SAID MAune
ste. West qualified for and ac-
- r. W. LEIGHTON,
Register of Probate.
---.-4-s.2:
-@-rgA-r NOTICE. Notice is here
- -.rsr nat on the rwentJ--fourth DAY
~ = re county uf Knox. was oy the
-~~-z-t Co..r- Tor the County Of kenne-
sr any a.l8nInIed executor OF the viii
T. .-c,= --oSbv- late of Augusta IN
ss!c County. deceased. ann that on the
ans va-s said Ebert NJ. Crosby quail
led 10. - accepted sand trust.
s--as- R w LEIGHTON,
Registrar OF Probate.
--11s rs 3
77r93-T NOTICE. Notice is here
- -."a1 -tat On the twentE-fourIh gay
.. SO Ida W. Crearner OF Wal
z ne County of Lincoin. was
re Probate Court for the County OF
"er-z,=c. duty appointed guardisn on
--.a Iooiiv NJ Augusta IN SAID County,
n =: N he same date said Lioa w
7=a-=- -.aI!hed for and accepted SAID
-,e Z. W LEIGHTON.
Register Of Probate
= -,-..,-e.2.
Ts-r.-E NOTICE. Notice Is here
= -v.- rat on the twenry-fourtn DAY
.. ne a1s Hattie r. Plummer %
7r---ru 7 the County of Cumoer1Anu
~ - NJ o-cbate Court for the Coun-
- I'D, serneoac. duly appointed exec D.
- * viii Of Wilson Mason. Lale y.
-r.-.L-c- : said County. deceased. atlo
70 = ne same date SAID HaiIe ~:
-..----.-.e. 9gaIlfied for and accepted saaa
-c+as,. w. LEIGHTDS.
Register of PronAte-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26

YEnERnAY's An. REsurn
Washington 8. Boutnu ost -.rn.,.
aen@ l. Washington Cd ane,
~ York 1. PhiladeanhiS
C1N0o Z. Cleveland 1
81 LoHto-Def1pit. vet s5uunds.
TooAH'8 AsaEnicAs GAMER
Washington at Bostun.
ShiladAlphi2 at New YORK.
Gnic1So At ST Lnaig.
cleveland at Detroit.
YESTERDAYS NAT. REauIrs
Boston ., rsa,.a.apS,. I rst ..u.,.
fhlAdsaphiA s. Boston 3 20 nme,
Brooklvn g. New York 4.
81. Louis 5, PittspurE
ChcAgo-Ctncil1nHtt. wet grounds
Isf gAmes; Chicago 3, Cincinnati i
ca ERme3.
TooAY'S NATIONAL GAMES
Boston af Philadeiphaa.
New York at BROOKLYN.
St Louis at Chicago.
PtffsbHfg at Cincinnati.
TonAS's N. E. GAMES
Portland at Harerhill.
Lewiston at FifchbuxE
1aWrence At Lowell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-26

: NOTICE. Notice is her
al on the rwenry-third day
{ Everett P, Chase Of BEN
-ounry Of Kennebec. was by
= curt tnr the County of
dulv appointed executor of
emma :. Chase. late of Ben
~ountv. deceased. and that
same date said Everett P.
NED or and accepted SAID
:. ". LEIGHTON.
Register OF Probate.