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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27
MONMOUTH

Usual Sunday services win he fel6
al tfie Methodist church Dec. n. The
pastor. Rey.4G ". NJ. Keyex viii
take for his morning subject. Gods
Care in the New Year" sunday
school at IL ii. Evening subject,
Open Windows.-
The union Christmas tree and con-
cert AZ The Methodist church Christ
mas eve was nuci, erloyed. 4 fne
program was presented by the
younger nsnbers Of the Sunday
school. The exercises were as fol-
lows. Professional. 10y 10 the
World" by the choir. with DR..
ChenerE. organiss: prayer By Rev.
Bessie f. Crowell: singing. chorus:
exercise. Richard Kennedy and Or
vile Robertson: recitation. Freda
Sianenwhite, Ernest Bnrnhan. May
Elizabeth Goth. Martha Blake. Nal
cofm Day, Alden Hutchinson; exer-
else by four boys: recitation. Merle
Gordon Richard Wetstein. Bernice
BurnhaIE: exercise. three little girls:
Christmas Menortes.- Elizabeth
GefchelI. lima Dudley. Pauline Cor
CON: recita1ions. Ronald Jones. Isabel
Berry. Olive Wing. Merle Gordon.
Eleanor Jones. Forest Getche1: exer-
else. four boys. piano solo. Narjory
Richardson: song, 'SilYery Bells
Softly Ringing" girls class: exercise.
John Dudley and Clarence Carr:
singing, choir: recitation. Gerald
Witheren- Hazel Burnham. Scott
Higgins: vocal soto. Virginia Rich
arcsou: Chorus. Wonderful Tio-
ingx." girls class. singing, choir. A
Little Town Of Bethlehem" Santa
Claus then appeared much to the de-
light of the children and presented
them with candy bags and other gifts.
Following these exercises Monmouth
Grange had tree al their hail with
amusing exercises.
Morris Bragdon Of Portland was
the guest OF his mother. Mrs Eliza
beth Bragdon on Christmas.
Mrs. Fannie Brown Of Waterviiie.
the guest Of her cousin. Mrs. w. F.
Lord.
John Longfeilow Of Midland. Pa
is passing the holidays with his par
eaIs. Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Longfeilow.
Mr.. Loagfellow has no, been home
for FIVE years. having been most of
the time in the Western states.
Mr.. and Mrs Eugene Andrews and
daughter Doris and son Warren are
passing Christmas with relatives in
Mechanic Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. ". F. Lord enter
tanned a. family party on Christmas.
They had as guests Mr. and Mrs.
Carroll Bent OF Portland Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Powers. Mr.. and Mrs.
William Maxwell Of Litchfisld and
Mrs. Fannie Brown Of Wateryille-
Rev. and Mrs. G. W. Il keyes are
Christmas guests Of Mrs Keyes' par
e1ts IN Scarboro.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Richardson and
little son cf Jay are passing Christ
mas with Ir. Richardson's father, II.
Il. Richardson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27
ouisisy-oiiv@

]. Basil Quigiey and verna G. Oh
fver. both of Bangor. were united IN
marriage n the home Of Mrs Oscar
Fearebay, 1s Elm street, IhERsday
afternoon. Dec. IS, By Rsv. b D
PhiIbrook. The double ring ceremony
was used. wilfred Tefu acted as
rm@an and Mrs. Lillian Iran
was bridesmaid. Mistress AdeaAane
Faxebay was the r!ngooafer. Tn
tridai party stood in m arch raeniy
decorated with Christmas coeo1o OF
red and green The groom haS 70
Gently returned from the U. s. -
vice to his position as salesman e1R
the New York Syndicate. The hesAe
has occup6ed position a. seeaegxo-
oher for the sAxno concern
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27
Watch Night Service.

LD3eE he aGsMces of .Ias Augusta
Clerical club. d Union WaIca-naghr
service VIII be held II the South Par
ssh C5uz-egati0ral church. on
Wednesday evening, Dec. 81. begin
ming AT p y. With 4 Social Hour
and extending through the evening
Until The beginning o1 the New Year
Of 1920. During the social hour there
VIII be opportunity for those presen.
10 m,ngie IN the church and from
tirle 70 time there viii be music, in
struZr entail ana vocal At 10 P. IL.
he cor gregafion VIII ne ed IN the
sin-irg Of some Of the fire, Old
HYMNS Of The church and as the
evening advances there VIII be short
addresses by the pastors Of the varI-
Gus churches. and also. there viii be
brief testimonials from members q
the congregation Just before the
md Of the Old Year. tie Rev. DR..
Econ. pssto- OF the South shurch.
will make he +irsai t.rief ADDRESS. and
directly. after the striking Of tbs mid
night, pronounce the beneoiction
which viii close the service Watch
night services are not in themselves
unique, but this Union service VIII Dc
new to Augusta at least within very
recent years. and there is no dotbf
but that the auditorium Of tbs
South CONGREGATIONAL church viii De
thrpnxed with people on the evening
uf the 3Ist from all the churches OF
the city. Further and detailed notice
Of the service viii be published In
later editions Of the Kennebec Jour
nal
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27
Church Notices

FIRST BAPTISY, Winthrop -. z.
y Philcrook; Morning worship and
sermon az 1e.:a: Suatay school al noon
L =. = C. L. II 6.ss- stsreop,icoa ser
MON. wi-h chorus a1o maze quartet al
80: Social gospel meeting Wednesday
ey-erl1g: ce:sh5o-nooG cottage meetings
friday eyeEz-g
Christian SCIENCE Society. VT
lla.ns street: Services a l9-so, sub5ec.
ch-isIiAn Sc.eEce SUNDAY school.
1873; testinoniai meeting, 30 weanes-
GAY Eeacing room al Christian Sciercs
chapel open from : 20 so saturdays
Also lending Ao-ary ot authorized
I1I.s1lz2 2 Scienoe wr.-i1gs-
EPISCOPAL church, Rev. w J. lay
fo1- pastor Worship and serucEs 49,
A. M, Bible school, - r. Apwo-tt
League. $50 p. II, gospel service. -.
u prayer service "Wednesday -.
ALL SOULS church Uaisaria., s.ais
street corner If oak Paul =. Ptaien-
minister: s.55 !. NJ church schoo.
-A-B A N morning service with ar,.
thsEE,s by the choir. sermon ay Prof
t1erDer- Z L42cy, Liz d, OF Colby
SOUTH CONGREGATIONAL. chu-ch
Jz.aes H Ecos, pastor sunday service
-111 a. NJ. Sunday school AZ i. "a.
fHea -oru-a 2r u-A5; sermon py tie
minister. subject The Tineless LIE
co'a-a unity watch ntsht service erc.u
. =. tn.t1er nociee given
WINTHROP STgEET TrNIvEPs
Isf church. Rev. a. Francis Walch
minister; sunday service at .sga wj.t
sermon ~ tie minister. topic. ''Mizpah
6eneoletiou On thea Old Year: Saz-
cay school al =: Y. P. .. L. meeting a,
.: 1crcrn meeting al us. Waiter 2
aocre Esq, New York. The American
PENNEY MEMORIAL FREE PAP.
list church. William K. Wood D. ID.
pastor- ioSe = NJ. worship and SER
EEol- music ~ tie quartet. 49,,
cn1Teh school: 5.s5 p N. c. z. -nea--
las; "a Peoples SERVICE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27
overflow FORUM MEETING EXPECTED

So great 10 the interest manifeutsd
n the coming Of Walter q. Moore of
New York who viii address the Open
Forum in the winthrop street Uni.
versaiist church Sunday evening. that
ARA ngemerts have been made for an
overflow meeting in the vestry to ac-
commodate those who may not be
able 70 secure seats in the audftorf.
um Of the church The dooss viii
open al s.45 as usual and the address
VIII begin ar Tls.
The appearance Of Mr.. Moore in
Augusta II this time il of more than
unusual interest. Because he was
secretary OF the committee Of One
thousand that met and beat the at
tempt TO overthrow the government
at Winnipeg, Ontario, by the Reds.
his message VIII be not only timely
but interesting.
As Augusta people may recall the
outbreak Of the Bo,sheyists in Win
nepeg was the most serious the
American continent has faced City
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27
DESERVE A. GOOD TURN
Do the Boy Scouts in a Country -wids
Cetehr1tion Of Their Anniversary

% the Boy Scouts in ceuntry.wiee
csssbrstien Of Their Anniversary
We are 70 have an opportunity to
do a good turn for many a gooo turn
received from the Boy Scouts in the
past In a circular just received IS
the following announcement:
With an invitation to every man.
woman and child in the United States
to adopt for one week at least their
habit Of doing a good turn daily.
47e.0oo members Of the Boy Scouts Of
America are developing pans to
make the celebration Of the 10Th an
ntrersary Of the Scout movement. the
week Of February to "a. the meet
prefenticus program OF democratic
good feeling and genuine American
ixafion the nation has witnessed
Through some channel everyone in
the land win be asked TO assist this
campaign Of national unselhshness
by pledging themselves 10 do for the
re-iod that marks the Boy Scout
birthday at least one good turn- an
act Of dis.nterested kindness. to
some one each day
Efforts are being made TO have ev-
cry church service for Sunday. Feb.
8. devoted 10 the doctrine of the
Coed Turn and IN cooperation with
church officials. Good Turn services
are being planned for churches Of all
denominations everywhere
On Sunday evening, Feb. Z. al SIS.
Scouts of every city and every village
throughout the United States win
unite in = renewal - their Scout
Oath. ard wherever he may he at
that hour and time. every ore Of Tire
$4,000 members e the Boy Scouts of
America viii stand al Scout salute.
ara axe anew his obligation 20 do
IDS best 20 40 his duty TO God and
his country ard 20 obey The Scout
law 20 hesp other people at &ll times
and 10 keep himself physically
stro-g mentally awake and morally
straight
Scouts. 1855: scoutmasteTS. 1885:
assistant scourrnaste 11.-34: troop
committeeman $50: local council
members ard officials. 1853.
II IS Interesting % note that not
w.ths-and;n- his tremendous o-eac-
tzatio- o-ly 80 ~ the Leaders are
rsrid-;he -est a-o'-zr-eers
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

dinner was served al O'Clock. incizd-
ing ven;son from deer snos by the
host IN northern Maine. After dinner
pitch was enjoyed un1ii rniiaigtt
The Silver Cross Lodge. Knights Of
Pythias No. IS and 3 L Davis. presi-
dent oe the Belfast Chamber Of Com
rnerce viii De vice chancellor. The foi-
lowing ohcers were nominated on
Wednesday night ard win Re elected II
meeting next ednesoay night whe-,
supper will also be served: Preiase. P.
A. Braiey; keeper Of records and seals
SaUuei ". Ourost: master OF finance
H L Buckiin: master Of excheaue-
z D White; master at arms. Edw
Rootnso-; inner guard. George l. Sltpp:
outer gua-5, Herbert J. Brown. rnaste.
Of work Frank Graves.
Belfast people who had the -,easurs
iast sumner Of meeting Mss Ellen
Dallossy, tie yocng prfna donna wnc
passec several weeks al Temple
Heights. VIII be interested 70 know
that WHEN she nakes her American
oeout on Saturday nigh. in the 'Blus
Bira a. the Metropolitan Opera house
the Belgian poet. Maurice Maeserfinek k
the author viii be present with Madam
Maeferiinek- coming TO New York es.
pec;aly fo- he premiere Miss Da.!cs.
sy IS z yo1lg Bohemian girl who carae
to America TWO years ago and 5oires
her sister. Miss HERNIA. wfao is an IS.
saolishec D-i-na donna Both are very
cha-r1-7g aid during their stay a,
Nc-thEert made many friends. They
were here 20 study with their coach u
Peie-te-. who was sumneriug At satr-.
day Cove II. Pele.ier is one Of the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27
ST. ALRANS

Miss Gladys Biseiow. who teaches
in Newtouyiile. Mass. came home
Saturday for two weeks vacation
Miss Errna BusweiL who has been
teaching the Grammar school, Was
called Saturday 70 her home in Exc
ter by the serious illness Of her
grandmother. Mrs Elsie Emery sub
stituted for the few days remaining
20 finish onf this term
Some weeks ago Mrs. C. Y. Cooley
burned her hand To all appearances
not very badly but blood poison de-
veIoped and last Thursday had her
arm removed above the elbow. Since
the operation she has continued to
fail witt, 10 hope Of recovery.
c. A. Bateheider il in New York on
a business trip.
Mr.. and Mrx Job Patten have gone
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27
NEW PORTLAND

Miss Doris Dunlap. who has been
having trouble with~her side lately. ia
able 10 be hack al work II the mill
Mrs Watson an elderly resident OF
New Portland, is critically III. Doubt
i erfeyra.red Of her recovery.
Mrs. Eliza Gordon went 10 North
New Portland Sunday 10 visit her
granddaughter. Mrs. Frank Emery.
Several Of the children who were
vacc5ratei were obliged 10 stay in
doors quite awhile and were quite
sick as an after effect No cases Of
smallpox have been reported n New
Portland as yet. but il Is stated that
there are two more cases in Farm
ington-
Miss Martha Spear had 50 far re-
covered FROM her recent operation for
appendicitis IS 20 De able 70 return 10
New Portland 10 the home Of her
aunt. Mrs. Fred King. week
ago Monday. On Friday eve
ming her cousin. Glenwood King,
gave Miss Spear party at which the
following young people were guests:
Miss Madeleine Emery. Misses Wiona
and Margaret Butts. Misses Leila and
Elsie Morton and Miss Allie Davis.
Vaughan and Spoone- Davis Emil
Winter. Ralph Jordan Harold Dun
iap and Roger IngeTsoil
Harvey Spear of North Arson came
20 Mrs. Fred Kings on Wednesday Of
last week for few days' visit.
Miss Alice Davis has come home
rom hingfeid for the Christmas re-
cess
Miss Maude Mitchell who teaches
English in Kingfieid High school, IS
i'll with the T1umps-
Mrs. Milton Young IS quite poorly.
2. A. Strickland was at the North
village the first Of the week
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27
WINDSOR
Mrs. Georgia Worth

Mrs. Georgia Worth. wife Of Peter
Worth Of this town. passed away al
her home Wednesday morning, Dec
II. after a lingering illness al the age
of 50 years. Mrs Worth was accur-
ate in her dealings ard faithful IN her
home duties. Though IN poor health
for several. years. her ambitious
spirit, enabled her 70 accomplish
much. and the work wrought by heE
busy hands was worthy Of much
praise. She was a great sufferer but
courage and fortitude bore her VI
until her strength failed She is SUI
yived by her husband who tenderiy
cared for her. brother Benjamin
Colby and a niece. Mrs Madge Lam
SON who assisted in caring for her Ii
the last weeks OF her illness Funeral
service was conducted by Rev. M Fl.
Wakefield. Dec. 1s. integrnsnt al
Sand hin cemetery. Somerviile-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Plans are under way for a big hail
on Feb. I'd for the oeref. OF the Waldo
County general hospital 1t viii be
given IN the Arnory with music By
McKeen's orchestra and under the d.
rectico Of Mrs. Eugene Z Stevens.
president Of the wonren's Aid and Club,
and MrsA Cecil Clay. II will De one Of
The largest affairs Of the season, the
ArmOry viii be handsomely decorated
and the eseni Is looked forward TO with
great pleasure by the public
home on Main street On Tuesday night
entertaining c. 3. Holmes T. T. Dins.
more. Frank E keene. DR.. Ansel II
Lo.hrop. Herhert II. Stevens, Morris L
Sinxy, Raymond Sherman A game
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Miss Lucy Nay Worth1ey and Hsr-
~ Dwight Turner were married At
O'Clock Christmas eveHtng It the
home Of the brides parents Mr.. and
Mn. Seldom 3. worthiey- The cere-
mony was performed by Rev. v. O.
Anderson and the double ring service
was used. The bride and groom were
attended by MrA /. J. Shemeid and
Robert e Worthley. The wedding
march was played by Mrs. J. F. Dear
horn. The wedding party stood un-
der an arch OF evergreen The bride
was gowned in. white voile and car
RED a boueuet Of white carnations
roaIsuing the ceremony refreshments
we're served
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

: 2. Pernin2n- formerly in the
Employ Of the Augusta Trust Co. and
Tse 5 also formerly from Winthrop.
vas calling on friends in the city.
sr1day. He is In the employ OF tho
ssthiehefn Steel CO. and has been To-
eassd AZ San Francisco. Calf, tor thu
nast two years In connecfieu with the
conpany's interests with the Hmsr-
Esncy Fleet Corporation He hAs
Eat been transferred to the home 0k-
zee Of the company at South Bethle-
5sr. Pa.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27
ALBION

Willis -Iussey, who teaches in
Fairfield. Conn. and Gladys Virgins.
an instructor IN the same town, are at
home for the Christmas vacation
Gertrude Davis. VINO teaches in
Massachusetts, is passing the Christi
mas vacation al her home.
for Christmas.
The Christian church has received
a $1,000 Liberty Bond from Frank
Besse of Clinton. whose generosity is
% widely known Ar. and Yrs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

The undersigned wish 70 expires:
their heartfelt thanks 10 the many
neaghpors and friends for the deed.
Of kindness and sympathy extended
10 Us in our late bereavement
PETER II. WORTH.
Mr. 6 MRS. BENZ. COLBY.
Mr. & MRS. II. LAMSoE.
o. p. BRAWN & FAMILY.
Windsor. Ne. Dec. p. 1919.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Linwood Pitman is passing a few
days IN the city a. the guest of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. william L.
Pftman. l Brook street. Linwp>n
Pitman is now telegraph editor Of
the Pftchburg (MasA, Sentinel.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Lawrence Bowler. who IS enploved
III Bosfen, was in the city FRIDAY
calling On friends for the day, har-
ing been formerly employed here. He
IS passing some time at watervllle
with relatives and friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs. Erneoe Uatr ana
children returned Friday morning
from WateFvilie where they ea5oyeA
a short visit with friends and ruaa.
tiyeGL
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Mss Margaret Kirnbail. employed
4. Tie local Office Of the telephone
company. has gone 70 her home in
8oo.hbay where she viii visit until
Sunday with friends and relativeA
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs Stanley Clark Il Wa.
tertown. Mass. have arrived In the
city 10 visit until Sunday night with
friends and relatives Mr.. Clark il
employed by the Hood Rubber Co. In
that city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

AtA Louise Gray, with her daugh.
ter. MatEse Bridges and grandson.
Earl Bridges. all o6 East Orsaud
have moved to thts- city. whaxs they
plan to make their home in the IN
turA.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Mss Frances McNaiiy. a former
aelio' gin al the local telephone ex-
ena1ge- is visiting with friends an1
rslattves in this city and In Hailowe4
-or Z few days. She 10 taking .
course in nursing at the st. Anno
Hospital AT Baltimore. Nd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Edwin Blanchard, feature writer. .
member Of the New York Sun stafH
8 Z he city/fcr a few days- a guest
AZ he hcrne Of Mrs Walter D. Sfin-
son Q. Sewzll street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

OF Of In
the Possessing
probably the wonderful
ner after attending Boada leading
our reading line Of the play the
fifteen characters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Judge Clyde N ChApman- of the
Belfast municipal court and Mira
CHAPMAN returned Friday morning to
Belfast. after a brief visit in the
city with friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27
AF PAYERS PLEASE TAKE
NOTICE.

s%a tx Payers have only a
5aSEe days IN which TO pay. be-
he city Tax Collectors books
.oT ti1e rear. The law now re-
,i1@ Municipal 0fficers TO have
'e@ n .he annual City Report.
s}es of ali wao have failed TO
'sesy personal property taxes on
lore December Sist. 1919
Eespee fully.
HIL3ER- s. WILSON.
Tax Collector.
-.t.f..-a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Houlton. Me. Dec. ee-Youns
Pooier Of South Brewer. who claims
the State welterweight Championship.
knocked out Kid Peters Of Bangor
Thursday afternoon in the fifth round
in the main bout Of boxing show in
Houitor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

The doors q the BasseH & wes-
ton Co were closed to business Fri,
Gay morning The time win BE- tak.
en- up. for the next seseeaa days IN
the taking os stock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

7ra1zk Condor- secretary Of the Y
T. - A.. returned Friday morning
from Smithfieid whe-e he enjoyed
Christmas day with friends and red
s..yes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Miss Marion Fisher returned
Thursday evening TO Portland after
visiting in The c,fy Christmas day as
the guest OF her parents, Ar. and
Mrs. e. b. Fisher on Prospect street
Mrs Fisher has been quite Ill but her
many friends viii be pleased 70 learn
has size is verr macf1 improved ana
is able 10 De 1hcut the house.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

G-s. Iyra Cram Bonser. a super
5so- At the lseai telephone exchange
as -oue 10 Bs6desord Tor u few
avg y1si- with relatives and friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

with their daughter.
Mrs. c. c. .Hanson and daughter
Mary Expects to go TO Florida the
fret OF January.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

2tiss la Witham who is employed
his city. has gone 10 her home IN
Madison where she will remain untn
Sgndzv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Herbert Thynx. engaged as book
keeper al the Hebron Sanatoriuzn- il
passing 4 few days in the city as the
guest Of friends and relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Miss Irene Cleutier. who hAs beea
in New York fer the past several
Gays on business. has refusnod TO hes
home in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Biiedeau Of
State street were in WateTviile
THURSDAY for the day where they vis-
tied friends and relatives
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27
Card Of Thanks

l wish TO thank ny kind friends fo,
me Christmas postcard shower sen,
me.
ANGIE DUDLEY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

John c. Arnold. assistant poafmas-
ter. left thursday Afternoon for New
York On q several days bustnsss
trip.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their Kindness shown
us during our late bereavement.
Mr. & MRS. G. F.. DUDLEY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Miss Ella Parkin returned Friday
morning from her hesne in Fairfield
where she visited over Christmas
izr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27
Saturday a a v
Special Sales

.u.ys0 pasass nsee tAaa ~ v>aun,
11ee1 - th1s c1Dau - A. o. -
N6.J
The East Side Pharm1cy are. sell-
ing for today only. ali hot water bot
ties a, 10 per cent Oh regular prices
At Swift & Turner'S today for slzs
rou have a choice Of any one Of the
following enamel ware. blue outside.
white inside. No. teakettle. . qf.
coffee pot and 6 IT kettle with
cover. OF. sauce pan with cover. 4
1T. sauce pan without cover. 5 and 8
at. preserving kettle. and II and Il
qr. dish pan. They are also Offering
a II Qt- aluminium double boiler for
si-5s- A special lot Of whtsk brpoEns
AT 25c each Special reductions ard
values in sleds IL ssc. sIes, si-5s and
si-ss.
E Locke IS cutting up two small
pigs for TO-DAY: &c pound buys a
good cut: good native fowl. some
more Of those uice parsnips. lbs
CSC: Spanish onions: ; good grape
fruit. &c; nice Spy apples. 4Sc pix;
good things IN the baker depart
merit; beans and brown bread
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27
LOCAL NOTICE

Dance in Maccabee Hail tonight.
s!-xic by Douglass OrcheStxa.
fsaturfny Mr. Farnham at the piano.
dec9Tdlt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

'a1c'ug every Saturday night at
-eT3a c.ab hall upper State street.
'9f'@ crowd good hall Smiths orr
fs'-a- dec2o. .fri, sat. II
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

Besse were members Of this church
| before their removal 70 Clinton Ths
gift is much appreciated
Olive Gould IS al home from Wins.
low for q weeks vacation
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

,l.-s Louise Springfield returned
tzy morning frcm a brief visit n
r. -oTne IN Wateryi,ie-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-12-27

conduetcrs Of thu Mearoposisan.
Freachran-
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-12-05
Helium oas cheapened.

Up to 1915 the total output Of
helium gas in all the world had prob
ably been less than 100 cubic feet, and
It was worth about $1,70O cubic foot.
But Just before the armistice was
signed a shipment Of 10000 cubic
feet Of helium gas was sent to Europe.
and It costs less than 10 cents cubic
foot.
Helium gas was first discovered on
the sun, by spectroscopy. 1t IL the
best gas for use in balloons, because
It Is not infiammable. 1t IL now ex'
tracted from the natural gas Of Texas
and Kansas.
The method II delicate and com
plex, but Is based upon the fact that
the principal constituents Of natura
gas liquefy when cooled to about minus
$40 degrees f.. but that helium re
mains 4 gas at that temperature. and
hence II easily separated.