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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

Vow that he ice fishing season g
n full SWING AMI some Of he local
9she-men arA getting good strings
aac, week. the stories If big catches
NJ Ash and also catches of big ism
are. beginning 10 -irG .heir way INTO
REGULATION. The champion story 81
no winter thus far however appears
"a have been brought down 70 Web
NOV nond from Watervilie by a
Sc,,chman who ives IN the ipriT@r
ct,- and Who claims 20 have ashed
n webber pond for years u $ SaIn
-ha, the acot ran across 4 parry 81
Augusta fishermen SATURDAY at the
AXE and while regnling hem on
SOME IF the stores Of The tish mat
,,e rad aucht here. remarked NAT
10 knew that there ware some ois
,,ceere, n the lake but that the big
,.st one that ne had ever eauaht
rhere vas taken by MN while 1sh-
mr. n deep water away ont 7 he
-,,dd,a IT the lake. in plac" "1eI1
ne never though, that there Vas /
ntckerei. The Ash vas big one. ne
said. and weighed eight Wounds and
six ounces.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21
MAINE CHAMPION
RAISER OF CORN

Portland. Ne. IAN. co,-1-liiforri
Bailey IT Nev Sharon. franklin
'o;.nIv las De-n declared STATE
aanploE u he Maine sweet corn
53ntesi. II which nr.zes were offered
ast GEAR Nv ne Name Agricultural
and industrial League The contes,
Vas open % boys g u = years Of
GGc.
First and second nrIZes ware Of
fered n averv count- having 1t east
Ave contestants. anu general prize
If 500 Tor the best individual accord
among hem. The awards we're
based N weld ,nt ~. profits. Tie
vi DIVERSITY ~ Nu.ne agricultural "
tension ser~-co Rad s-nreril charGr.
-arorGh lis a.Hh lanar-meat.
Bale rals-d IN His one acre 1925
Dorrnris II ~0f- ~ E~orn TIE ~oh. FOR
vr.c4 Ne rarairad s1sq..5 His rost n
nroducr.on. Moulding Sead. fertilizer
ara 1xpd Dr,rn per hour FOR his "a
Dor wls E5J.4r .eaTrns nm ! ae,
profit II st83.2z.
Besides Bailey he champions n
Their ~Aspact!ve counties with heir
'otal fields and amounts Of net frof-
Is. are.
And-nscog-.T--ev Rer-- liz
n'-noro Fails. .-n= pounds: ne,
profit. si+o-a
Cu,rheriand-Ne,'a -llo-7a. RAY
-ncr,t. -S05 pounds 1pt profit. $50. 80.
Ee1nn nec-Ehes-e Bean Nj. Ee--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21
BELGRADE
~ adle.gn. 5emis

StLTE-An account OF a veldin Z
Of interest % people II ms town APP
peared n ne Worcester Telegram
IS follows:
BroOk.iel0. Jan. >--L!eut. Fred 3
5T4dleign. Springfield recently ~
amp hancock, ia. ana Miss itaZe!
l. Bem,s. Mechanic street. were
married Al . clock tunient N The
nome II the bride 3 -ather ny Re-.
Walter \. futile. pastor Of lie { irst
Parish church.
The ceremony vas performed :,
the pAr!or ana the couple stood inder
"a canopy II .aurei ana white roses
with a large American tag n the
background. during the ceremony.
hidden II tie foliage vas IN cree
nc bulb which Illuminated he can
G,.S-
The Har. attended ny Miss GLADYS
" iiker. I cousin ~ ne bride. $
bridesmaid. ana Harold . MAJ,
South Maple street as best nan.
The bride vas Gowned II brown
s7t:n with picture rat % match. The
bridesmaid : GOWN vas NJ blue satin
With white rs; front anu size wore
1 picture mt - match Lieut.. Na.-
le.g, wore MS full Uniform.
The ceremony vas Witnessed ~
relatives " tne bride ana family
ne.ghhore. Following re ceremony
here vas / rcception and 4 we'd
ding luncheon vas SERVED
The guests we're Mr.. and Mrs Al
pheus y Walker and family, Mr.
\
and Mrs. charles Z Simpson. Mrs.
M:nla May ana family # Brook
1e.d. anu Mr anu Mrs Gar. 4
N,litte.nore ana Harry Rond, North
Br-oktieid.
The brides gift 70 the bridesmaid
vas a gold brooc, witt, r1lhr setting
ana lie best man received a fuii lie
ciasp rom he groom.
Lieut.. Naulelgn enlisted n he
coast artillery At Springfield. April
Is. lel-. ana vas stationed At Fort
Siocur ana For- Hamilton. ~ Y.
and Camp Lee Va Three months ago
lie vas commissioned second leu
tenant ana vas m duty with the
ordnance training lamp n Camp
Hancock. lie vas mustered cut "
active ser-'ice Dec. Fl Dut has 4
commission n the officers reserve
Lieut. ana Mrs. Nadleign will
leave II tew lays n A llonev-rlean
rip 70 Maine. where hey will visit
relatives + he groom. They vii
i've n Spr:ngtield Lieut.. Naile..u
vii return TO 4 position with hap
man Ta.va Co. Ludlow, where re
formerly vas employed
Mrs. Vadle!gh Int!l reeent!v vas
employed III a stitching room u
Foster Moulton Shoe 90. lieut., ara
Mrs. Vadleiga received gifts ii gold
and silver. cut glass furniture
linen. Unaware ana 5r.c-a-orac.'
II wi! be remembered that Lieut.
WadleiEh passed his hovhood IN
Belgrade. being he ol1es, son II
NJ. and Mrs. Alton u. Vadleigh.
sell are confined q the house with
the prevailing epidemic.
Mrs. Alton VI. idleigh g AZ the
home If fler son. " Guy Uadletgir
Mr. ana Mrs. Wadleigh and children
lava Ill reen sick with The influenza.
School IN his vicinity IS closed m
accoun, # he illness If The teacher.
Miss Angie Bartlett
T.ieli, anu Mrs. F-edAB Tadleigil
ii Springfield. Mass arc he guests
If Lieut. Wadleigh's parents. Mr.
ana Mrs. \. Il. Wauleig.l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21
AUGUSTA TRUST CO.
7 justices Meet. Monday Morning, and
EJECT officer. for Year.

The board NJ trustees of he Au-
gusta Trust -. held It's annual meet
rg IT /" lock MonGar morning IT
the banking rooms II ne INSTITUTION
ana elected officers tor he year As
follows:
President George z. Macomber.
We president. Guy P Cannot: treas
nrer Hiram l. Pishon. Executive
hoari-Guv p ,zannet1 George H
Macomber. Blaine : Viie-. Charles
H White AMI " :. W,-rnan
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21
BELFAST
Herbert Patch Falls from Stag
ing and Breaks Leg
TO the Public:

Herbert Fa;ch II East Nor-hpor-
4 aarpenter ut work N the new sum
-re- home N Nor-hpor- If Ralph A
reavcv. fell from he staging On FRI
LAY ana broke his leg. Drs. Tap
ley and = c. Small Of Belfast we're
last how he acclienl happened i
q MYSTERY for he staging vas
strongly 1u..t and n 3iame IS at
;2cnet . .ts construction. M
Patch thought ne might nave bean
dizzy ana stepped off The edge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21
CHARGE MAN OF
ROBBINC TOMB

Dexter. Ne Jar -o-gieor-e Fine
Berg of This town vas before Judge
Arthur X. Stone IN the Municipal
Cour. Saturday noon charged with
oainc RE person who asst week
',rpke into the tomb n 1T. Pleasant
,emeter-- ana opened f'oxes ana cas-
sets containing bodies -ineberg
,ieniei anv knowledge Il The randal-
sm ana :lle case vas continued FOR
ne week. F;neOe-- ,eing released
N ms own recugnizance N The sum
# sa65
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21
SUPERIOR COURT
plaintiff; Becomes Non. SUIT n the
9eacfeiu Case. Tirgiey IS. -onkirs
Hearing N Matter OF Cross Llbeis
-1r riuo-~a

The .-Irlin.li catsg. SitI:- = red
Noiins u DlE:nont. vas iispoSe,i u
at Mundar ; session ii he superior
couTt. Rollins Dreaded nolo c1ntende-e
10 Tie charge u attempted larceny
" M Gutorobl.e Judge Geane m
posed sentence l7On Rollins II -.lree
months II IA. anu costs u S54.fo. ana
respondent vas placed on probation
upon the payment oI costs
II he case Of state -. Alex Hood.
4 pit. II Waterv:i,a c1argn,i viii, T.
iega POSSESSION NJ Intoxicating liz
lore. respondent p'ea,ied nnio con-
tendtrn. sentence was imposed II i
fine If S2on ana So las IN 'aii. ami
i 10Y paid s." las additional II jail.
ana respondent Vas placed upon pro-
na;ion on nc payment # costs.
The ;r:a, %. criminal asses VIII ne
commenced Nerncsaar morning.
" tire onenlns III MONDAYS session
The civil case. Edward !. Tingtey If
Readfieid We. Carroll :. Hopkins u
Peadheid. vas begun. This vas an
acton brought ny NJ. Tingiev aCa.nsT
Nj Hopkins or the alleged alienation
# his wifes affections. EilsworT., =.
Peacock ii Readfieid vas attorney
Tor the plaintiff anu LEROY T. carrie
ton Of Winthrop Vas counsel for he
defendant.
After some testimony had hoen III
reduced IN he cas-. by he plain
iii. the trial Of the case vas stopped
w he plaintiff Incoming non suit
Two ross .iheIs Tor divorce between
z. !. T.nG.ey ana ms wife. Sarah "
TirC!ev wcre -!1c1 heard ny he
rnrr-. The hearing will ne -rs,iln.li
It no opening If ,odav'- session.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21
IT PUTS THE PEP"
into Peptiron-rhu Combination Of
Pepsin. Nux, Iron, Celery,

This g what makes Pep;ircn 81
wonderful therapeutic raiue. and 50
successful after influenza The grip
ana IN blood and nerve troubles,
Anemia. pale-ess. nervous weakness
ann the exhaust!ng worry and anxiety
over the world war.
II s a real ron blood and nerve
tome especially beneficial n the weak
ness following ne influenza anu g-r.
70 WORKOUT. orain..aC-eti men, defeat.
growing boys. !nvaiits and conva.-
escents. he aged and .nar-,. Il ac-Ia.-
~ puts ron. a natural strengthened
INTO the oioca. and re -ores the wasted
great merit Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21
Beilavance Gets Jail
Sentence. But Suspended
G,vsn 60 Days On Idle and o;sor-
derry Charge. But Is Allowed TO
Get Gut Of Town to Seek Job He
Claims Awaiting Him

Her.nidas tur Henry Beilavance
was Jeiore the municipal ccur. Mon
daY afternoon TO answer 20 The
charge If being an Idle and disor-
der'y person With 10 visible means
of support and avoiding all lawful
railing NJ occupation. which charc :
vas preferred agains, him nv Al
pfonsine Clout.er
Belavance. who was wearing tie
United states uniform vrer he lp
peared tor his hearing, pleaded not
guilty Il he charge. out me cour-
tim, iio +: ;t:,:;.ltE N adijudgln. aim
guilty ana gave am q sentence ( -
days n ali "a, as Bcilavance claim
- ~ nave "A Jon n another piac:
where ne could 20 70 work AZ once
nd as ne promised "a leave town At
once 20 begin work m The Job men
-lnred. Ae sentence uI he cNur, 'sS
-;ts-lt -.tt+t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

ne patrons II the r. :. = At Weeks
Mills which FAULT all wish might b"
--rne.i:ri.
Mrs. cara Jones vas 4 caller a.
South China SATURDAY. afternoon.
Mr. Edwiu Howe ana AIRS. J. p
rwitchAn ware II South l-'iua IN
"Wednesday 70 attend installation Of
ne Ulcers If The Grange.
] p rwitchel' vas business call
sr III Wate-ville Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21
lanes z. Cliley. j,

lanes z. Clilev. II waldo, CIerh
If Courts. Who mas bean critically !,
for The pas: week II ne Waldo Coun-
y Hospital with pneumonia. $ verl
1nucn better ami . speefv r@covAry
: expected NJ riller vas stricken
with The iiseas- while II pursuance
Of his new duties rs Clerk ri rhe
Waldo County Cour-. N he last day
II lie -errn although re lad been II
for HE entire week ana had kent Al
ms post. During his Illness former
Clerk George L. AaaIing s taking his
place.
Mrs. George :. Kirt-edGr Miss
Anre II. Rltrredge ana Miss Eliza
beth K. Nittrefge who nave been il
tur week with Influenza. are 10"
convaInsclng ara gaining. daily
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

Ice makes slowly in the rtvar iur-
ing the kind Of weather which has
prevailed for the greater part Of the
time since January came IN. and Il
was learned yesterday ttlat n the
field Of me Augusta Ice Co. above the
Augusta Jam. there were II some
places about Ten inches. There IS
plenty If time however for good ice
weather between now and March. anu
when that time arrives there viii De
lIlsy times n that section.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

Nondav morning Portland Argus
contained ne following paragraph
relative "a he veteran towboar
Seg1iin. wh,C:, has for Years been a
.rnuuent visitor 1t Augusta. and
which Il IS said viii be rotur1ed 20
he Kennehec Towage co. tbs latter
nar. of this month: Tug Segrin u
r,ath. which vas reauisitloned by the
=. :. Shipping Board nearly year
ago for service between Rock!and
and he Kennebec. viii be returned
20 the Kennebec Tuwase %. on Jan.
as. Capt. " 9. Small. The manager
8 already making plans for he 20
sumption Of his towing business on
IA Kennebec river.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21
FAYETTE

Mr.. Carrie Underwood mas gone
20 Wilton 10 pass the rest If ne win
or With Mrs. Pease
George 1urntnrd learned SATURDAY.
hat MS son iiehar' md ncen lilir,.
France.
Charles Stevens 10 cutting lee for
different parties.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21
Susan 1. Mason

Susan !. Mason Il Masors M:ns.
Belfast. iied SUNDAY II he age II
i Years. she vas 3ora n swan
lille he daughter II Luther and Ab-
gal Chase T-!pn and vas The Tid-
ow IF Isaac Mason. Funeral se---
fces vii BE held N Wednesday, II
o'clock. Rev. william Vaughan ii
Trinity Refof-red church 0f last
Belfast officiating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

First Class Serst. K. z. Tvitchell.
late of yhe quar-ermasters fepar'-
nent az Governors Island, New Eorh
!,arbor. returned yesterday % AL
gusta. and has accepted the position
If etenographer % Chairman F. I.
Dut.on Of the Industrial Accident
Commission. Before entering the
service Of the United States Mr,
Tw,tchell vas stenOgrapher 20 Res
dent Justice Cakes at Auburn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21
George Z. 5eais

'ieor-a :. Eeals lied 1t mis- home II
Swanvilla SATURDAY night with preu-
nonia At he age Of So years. He
vas born n Monroe. The sor Of
George ana Bethanra (Cickevi Beals
ana vas we'll known ana highly re-
specrerf citizen. Services will Dc held
IN Tuesday II one look. Rev A. 2
wilson # he Unitarian church II
Belfast ofFc.at.ng
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

For tonight C1.v hail entertainment
BY Metropolitan Male 4uin,e,.e and
Edwin Whitney. entertainer
The Crossroads Buiiari
The -uinte,te
Deep River. Bur,eigh
Mr.. Beatty
Selection rom lucia ii Hammer
moor. IyonnIZet !
The Qu,ntet.e
character ItuJies.
M. Whitney
TIE Kavanauch. Buliar /
Messre Daniels. fIou!t. and Best.-
God Pc VII 1ur Boys. Bowie.
Mr.. Daniels
The 2osar~ Sic:oIs- Nsyiu
TIE Qui-te--p
-oreauurs Song from Carmen"
Biyet
Dr. Could
representations.
Mr. whitney
Some Southern SONGS.
The Quin-et-e
.yorrie Sweet H+Ssie. Giiher.
M. AIuerton
selection from 'RiEoIst,p, Ee-di
The 9uiutette
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

2. 3. connors. VINO formerly had
ohar-e If the barber shop II the Great
Northern 5ora! m M.ilinocket. HIS re-
cent!- accepted ! position At Pack
arIs Barber Silop. NJ. Connors $
IN exoeI. barber ana specialist n
children hair c}IiS.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

Mss Gladys Miller resumed hec
duties Monday rornins is teacher
'i,air Il jhe Harrington scho1i.
AFTER ,lav'nE been called u Ter hoE;a
Il West 2ockpor. about ! week as
b., death in the family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21
Mr.. Banks Of F-eeport

Mrs Clara Banks. s.. widow Q,
James Il. Banks. diei Saturday from
heart :rouple. She was an active
worker 4 The Wonan's Relief Corps
She S survived by three sisters
-dre. Susan A. Davis Of Brunswick.
Mrs. MARY D. Maxim II winthrop.
Mass. and Miss Margaret z. Dilling-
.iarl II Fre-port. and one brother,
Charles E. Dillingham; Of Freepurt.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

The China ana vassalbe-o ouA. ..
he New England Nil; Producers A.
So".at:on WI meet ms afternoon n
stead u THURSDAY afternoon as An
bounced, Al East E-ssalborp :raTlue
1ail 1!rAari Pattee p. Boston nan
a=er Of ne association. will address ne
meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

Joseph Dixon. who had been re-
cp,ving treatment AT The Augusta
s;.re.a nj hospital has 40 Gar recovered
hat he VAS able Nunday % leave ne
institution Tor his home II West
Wareham Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

were held n Tho home SATURDAY aft
.raoon 1t 7 o'clock. conducted ny
Rev. y. II a Keras The procession
--7s ascor.ad 70 The tomb hv t!le
Knights # pv.hlas. VIM held their
ronnftal SERVICE there. The bearers
ware 4. Y. Bia.sde!l. II. :. Bates. 4.
" Richardson. 9. y. Flanders
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

seth Williams National Relief
Corps No. SO. will hold is regular
Meeting !, so "Wednesday afternoon
ut @. 4. L. la.l. \ large attendance
is desired is here VIII be business
~ importance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

Rev Fr. Maurice BoIand. curate Il,
st Aprv's church. who mas oeen
ser'ousiy II with influenza. is re-
Nor-ed . re towering and viii
probably ue able 10 be up within 4
Taw ia-S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

Annie Lyon vas discharged IN
Sunday from the Augusta General
hospital after having been I surgical
patient 1t the institution for he past
thrac weeks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

SiIs. Ernest Wade NJ LOG Grove
street las received from Serg.. II. \
Wade Of the I. 5. Engineers a Ger
man helmet which had upon II AZ
come mud
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

i telegram mas been RECEIVED h.
MI. anu Mrs. Howard ffsller al Dol
'oH Hill. telling thEt tfeir son Fred
Iiii"E, has arrived nj Newport News.
Va. from overseas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

MI and Mrr. Charles Bowman are
NJ parents NJ 4 boy hahr VINO WAS
corn "a them or SUNDAY at their
h"F';s' corner II Giove ,rd t-onitat
streets
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

Mr and Mrs. r. ]. Dunton Of this
CITY are a, his former home IN
B"othbav, where they wer- called ~
me serious illness Of his father.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21
AUGUSTA LOCALS

AAuFice j. lulmby returned Mon-
DAY from New YORK city. where ne
had been enjoying a weeks vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21
n connection With III Open =

n connection With III Open To-
rim meetings 1t he winthrop street
-n,versaiis, church. Sunday eve rin=s
il has BEEN 1erldei q form n forum
chorus. -ftE 70 one hundred roices
are needed. This IS an opportunity
for -aal Community service. Anyone
Who IS willing 70 serve n he chorus
IS asget 70 ca.I. Rev 4. Francis
V ..c.l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

Nj and Mrs. Arthur Dumas are re-
ceiTing the congratulations of trends
m the birth u 4 son who arrived on
SUNDAY III their home on Washing
ton street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Whitney IA 20
5"st returned frofn New York. where
'AeF "lsited their son. Lieut.. Edward
4. " hitney, during MS brief leave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

Clyde Il. Chapman. accompanied ov
Miss Nae Humphrey, were Sunday
guests at the formers home in Fair
field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21
ocAI NOTICE

cocso, lance al x. of p nail.
Gardner. tonight. AN Lax
Earn Chowder ." n F"isoin
Y,,,h.on.,,e today. Delicious. ap-
petizing. rstisisfnS.
laU.ld.:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

Miss Blanche Foster vino has mean
III will Influenza. mining.
=. = Gerald mas hnnn confined 70
the house several days ny illness nut
s ha,ter
Kari a. NcAIlisrer. v-o has hean
III for lew days. Is now able to %
ont.
A. The regular meeting + Bur
han Grange "a Tuesday evening II
MS week. Jan. 4. the 1ew'v nle"'-
ed Ulcers will he installed and 4
9akaf ear supper will he ser-el.
aehastirnok Grange observed =
anniversary ~ holding III a!l-iar
meeting Thursday. Jan. +s. state
Master Thompson and County Agent
\. :. D0nahue were present AMI
gave addresses
Tie Willing Workers will hold =
business meeting At the home If Mrs.
Fred shaw -Flesdar Fen Z.
re next meeting f ne members
II HE RED ross viii he 'leld Wit.
Mrs. 8. Z. Gilmore. Tuesday after
noon. Jan ..
TIE auction sale y horses held at
lie sales stables If II. z. Kinney
SATURDAY was ,arceiv attended ana
many horses We're sold Dinner vas
furnished Dv lie Willing Workers at
lie Town rail and he receipts from
he inner ware nv.r sfg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

Private funeral services For Frank
Il. Gilman aud his little son Harold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-01-21

'.t aezu'.fv vou
iF-- -..r.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-15
STRICT ORDERS ON
 FERMENTATION

Coblenz. Thursday, Feb. 1s.---By The Assoe!.*ed Press. )---Further evil dence Of American determination to prevent tho interningling Of Germans and men = the army of occupation Was given today in tho issuance of orders forbidd1ng American soldiers to patron1ze German doctors. Regula- dons against fraternization are still strictly enforced and todays order was in line with that prohibiting the local purchase of foodstuffs
 Local newspapers express satisfac- tion with the establishment of the new German government, but the in- creastng shortage seems to arouse more popular interest A slight, but virtually insignificant increase in the meat supply has been made possible by an order directing the sale of con demned American horses. The short age of milk, according to statements by physicians, Is being reflected sn the health of babies. Local appeals have been made to the people to use as little milk as possible, even though iL The milk consumed by babies in Coblenz Is now 3,180 quarts daily. Be- fore the war this consumption, as shown by statistics, was g, 1920 quarts,
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-02-15
HOUGHTON AT
 CHURCH FORUM

The Rev. Roy M. Houghton of New Haven, who will speak at the Com munity Forum, at the United Congre- gatonal church Sunday evening. at 7:30 o'clock on With the Tanks at Chateau -Thierry," is one of the most gifted speakers on the war in this part of the country. MT. Houghton left his duties at the Congregational church in New Haven, to engage in the work as secretary of the Y. M. c. A. across seas. He left New York on April and on April 30 had been assigned to his work and was put under shell fire of the German guns. He was with the famous 26th Division under General Edwards, but attached specially to the 102nd Regiment which was composed largely of Bridgeport boys. His description of the work is exceedingly vivid and he relates many instances which are very graphic. He tells of the re- markable swiftness with which the American doughboys forced the Ger man lines owing to which he and his associates were hardly able to keep up with the fight. When 1t was im- possible to go back to the base for supplies, he managed by dividing his store of chocolate to reach 600 men who had not had any food for 36 hours.