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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-10


Las declaraciones de guerra y pa2
, seran proclamadas por el Reichs'
tag Imperial, y los tratados veri'
ficados con los paises extrangeros
han detener la sanction del Reichs
tag, de igual manera. Ell Presi.
dente, como Comandante EN- Jefe
de las fuerzas de defensa del I'M
perio, puede disponer de las tro-
pas para acabar con toda clase
de disturbios o puede envjarlas
contra cualquier Estado que no
cumpla con sus deberes; pcro al
hacerlo asi debe notificarlo al
Reichstag, ell cual dispone del po-
der del veto. Las 0rdenes pre-
sidenciales deben ser reafirlnadas
por ell Canciller el Ministro I'm.
'perial, a cuyos departamentos son
dimgidas. I'll Presidente -dispo-
ne del derecho de perdonar a los
criminales, pero ell de otorgaI
amnistias, debe ser Otorgatlo POI
ell Reichstag.
El Canciller ocupara una posi-.
ci0n analOga a la del Vice-Pre'
sidente. Ell y ell resto del Minis
teriO seran nombrados por el Pre-
sidente. Ell Canciller determine
IA la politica exterior del Impe'
rio, cargando el Gabinete con la
responsabilidad, y en- case de empa
lte ell la yotaci0n del Ministerio
ell voto de el decidira la sitraci6n
AL Reichstag Sc le otorga el de.
rechO de acusar al Presidente, al
Canciller, Y los Ministries. Los
cargos de tales acusaciones, para
su prOcedimientO, deben IL reafir'
mados con los nombres de 1OC
miembros del Reichstag, antes d.
que el case pueda ser llevado ante
la Corte.
El ConciliO Imperial Sc compon
dra de representatives de los Es
tados individuales, los cuales ter
dram por 10 menos I'M yoto cada
uno. Los votos de los EstadOs
mas grandes seran basados en- el
indmero de habitantes, siendo fila
dos en- los millones dc almas OUT
Hos pueblen dentfo de sus fronte
ras. Ning1n Estado podra tenel
mas de dos quintas parties del to,
tai del nlmero de vot0s que AFRO
je el Concilio. La mitad de los
vOtOs de Prussia deben venir de
las administIaciones provincial.
les.
La Legislation Imperial no pue
: de ser introducida en- ell Reicstas
sin ell consentimientO del COnci'
lilo, a menOs que ell GobiernO sc
aventure a introducir leyes que e
Reichstag reconozca que han dc
ser aprobadas por cl Concilio
Las leyes deben ser sometidas a
plebiscito, 81 asi 10 deseare el Pre-
sidente. Una mayoria de votos
lanulara una ley. La Constitu
ci6n pucde ser alterada per ur
quorum de las dos terceras parties
del Reichstag que vote a favor dc
la alteration contra las dos ter.
lceras parties de la mayoria.
La administration Imperial sc
apropia el control de los tratados
hechOs pOr los Estados individual
les con los pafses extrangeros, los
cambios telritoriales Y la defen.
sa del pals. Los barcOs mercan,
tes alemanes compondran la ma,
rina mercante unida de la naci6n
Las nueyas fronteras alemanas
comprenden zonas aduaneras, Gu,
vas rentas seran administrators
por ell Estado Aleman.
PresWpaestos q Cortes. :
Sc dispondra todo 10 necesaric
para crear un sistema de tasacio,
nes, y el Reichstag no podra au,
mentar ell montante de las contri-
buciOnes sin llegar a un acuerdo
con ell Concilio. Los derechos i'm
periales postal y telegraficO, Sc
ran determinados por ell Conci-
iI: Il e,;eKon,o 10 farYs0o.l r.Vi loc
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-10
Pres~paestos q Cortes.


Sc dispondra todo 10 necesario
para crear un sistema de tasacio-
mes, y el Reichstag no podra au-
mentar ell mOntante de las c0ntri-
buciOnes sin llegar a un acuerdo
con ell Concilio. Los derech0s i'm
periales postal y telegrafico, Sc
ran determinados por ell Conci-
lilo, V ell sistema de ferrOcarriles
scra adquirido como propiedad
del Imperio y de los EstadOs res
pectivamente. Las Was privadas
seran cedidas al Imperio a su pri
mera demanda yScl Imperlo asi
mismo podra confscar los ferro'
.carriles que no hayan sido adqui-
ridos a1n. En- case de defepsa
del pals, en- que sea necesario dal
este paso, tiene el Estado podef
para hacerse cargo de la admi.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-10

wAndnciese en- Ell IMPARCIAL
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29
TO REFUSE DEMANDS
SHIPYARD WORKERS
N NEW YORK DISTRICT

New York. Sept E.-Decisiun 70 reler-
ha+ly new demands for higher wages
and shorter hours maze bv shIpyard
workers IN The New York district was
announced tonight by officials of the
Yards. Preparations 10 combat a DOS
sihie strike affecting between s31oe and
80 .o9a men were begun tndRv, Arrange
msnts are under way ID protecr the
.Ta-tis. II Was said.
The de1nRnd- were IN rhe fu-7n o. 4
tentative agreement 70 hecoTne effec-
tire "Wednesday, Oct = The action of
the nen ln.lpwed a pa-tlai strike and
partial lockout last week as 4 reslil1
of winch a number of workers still are
cut
The new scale asked by the workmen
calls fur . per cent increase fnr all
employees receiving rates OF 50 and 81
cents an hour 5emi-skilled and un-
skilled employees wnuid receIre an IN
crease nf . cents an hour and piece
workers = per cent increase ANY
day a piece worker should not receIpe
a day s wage prupurriunate 10 that paia
skilled workers Receiving a lai scale
his pay would be hased upun an aver
age of his earnings fur the preceding
three days.
The men also ask 44-huur week.
dnunie time for overtime. TWO and a
half time for Sundays ana hpiitRvs
and uuadruple time fur Christmas and
Labor DAY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

cius1d with d snEiai huur, with
EmnkeE. stnrles and remfniscsnses Of
the wa-.
There win be Farmers supper"
n tina MernndiEf church NEXT Tues
day might served by the meznbers uf
the Ladiex Aid
Mrs Ednra p Ksene in the gnesH
OF her nrurher at South Dresden.
Miss Earrie Woodward boak-
keeper tnr rhe Lewisrnn. Monmouth
ana Grsene Teiernnne Co. in having
4 rwo-weeAs' vacHraur. Esr place
Is being filed by Miss Eeien Pike uf
Monmouth.
Mrs Frank & Fairbanks Isft
Saturday for Bangor where sne VIII
Visit her sister Mrs. Thompson and
viii also arrsnd the Music Festival.
Mrs. Sarah Carpenter Of South
Berwick Is the guest OF her sister.
Ms Rena Fuas-
MISS virginia Bisnnp If Portland is
tne guest af her csusin. Miss DUrDrny
Eannafori.
Ms Lotrie York is acting as clerk
N z P Libbys stnre- She began her
duties there last week
CRYSTAL Lodge, L Q. Q. r., netH n
meeting Thursday night followed by
Z Steam clam supper
The regular meeEug II Ansnaka
{ ErprPr. Q E s. WIS held Frlnay
eyFr.T1- and several maI1Ers Of m
I'rrtuDee were transacted.
a5l'e Thomas Z Buwker and little
sl..Esr~ft-e- Nu-4Ean TTi-z f1e49, ~ Sell
- Ire guests Of MI and Mrs e
l. >-1YcEv
A. and Ms. Roiand Canton OF
: F'sa. Mass are guests If Mr. @nu
~ -s INES Lnghan
Mrs.. Ada 8ishcp of Portland lE
The -nesT Il Mrs. c. P Hannaforc.
NJ and Mrs. r Everett Webb aT1
Saturday fnr a visit with relatives
IL E-uck1nn. Mass
MISS Annie Z. Emery passed Sat
aTtiay IN Lewiston.
Mrs Eva Cowan IF Portland waE
tl1s guest If Mr and Mrs. J. H. Well
nan last week.
Mrs Levi D. French has returned
from an extended visit with her son.
Or Albert French n Portland, Ore
=! On her WAY our she visited NiaE2r2
and passed one day with Mrs. Tag
Ea-t and Mrs. FlTnn a: Minneapolis
I On ner return she visited her dzugh-
/ +er. Mrs. purkmRu Collins al Nurth
+ W1ibralEn. Mass
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Officer of the day, Capt Stephen
Z. Watson.
Mrs. 3. ", Theime has gone %
Portland n pass a few days win
her daughter. Mrs. Joseph LeGault.
Emory Taylor has returned from
pass ID visit friends Al Old Or
cnRrd.
Richard T. Sylvester of Cumbs--
land Mills, late Co. F. 25 Ne Inf.
has reported for admission.
Charles Clark of Wesrfield. laIe
Co. f Mass. Cav. has been admit
ted ID the Home
FurlouEh were granted SATURDAY
To James Clark ID Washington. :.
c.. and john 3. Nutr1ng % Skpwhe-
gan.
The returns erum euriougns Satur-
day were Joseph Godfrey t-um Eav-
erhiu; James Devine trnm PorrlRnd
and Charles z. Parsons from Bris-
tnl. 2 Z
The Sunday cuncGI was larEe.Y
attended and thoroughly enjoyed
John Barrett rendered a very pleas
ing clarinet soin.
The moving picture program for
this week viii be: Tuesday, W s.
Fart in Square Deal Sandersun: a
Ford Weekly and a Sennerr comedy
entitled Among Those Present :"
Wednesday. Robert Warwick N
Secret Service" and a Parhe CON
edv entitled Crack Your Eeets :"
Friday, Louis Senu1snn n High
Pockets; a Parne News ann 4 Mix
comedy emitted. The House Of
Scandals
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29
Chelsea's Welcome
to Her Soldiers

chelsea gave for1nal welcome tn
her returned soldiers and sailors m
Saturday evening al the Chelsea
Grange hail The affair was in
charge of the Chelsea branch of the
Ren Cross and of Chelsea Grange.
Mrs Ralph hayes. as chairman of
the former organization. and Mrs. Ar
thur Z. Trask. as chairman for the
Grange. together with Mrs ALVIN 8.
Fowler were the general committee
N charge a delicious chicken SUD
Per Was served II the early evening
ann was followed by a reception.
The speaker uf the evening was
Gen. Patrick Hayes. messenger of the
HOUSE u4 Representatives and a vet
erzn Of the Civil War, WIN Eare a
stirring address NJ welcome A nieas-
ing entertainment consisting uf mu-
sic by Edna Hayes Marion Meianey
and Gladys Miller, recitafiuns by I'll
Ia Lawrence and q Solo by Z Ralph
Hayes followed. An orchestra from
the National Home III TuEus under
the DIRECTION Of Lee Kirk added much
20 rne evenings pieRsure. A dance
closed the festivities
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

The returned soldiers and sailors
enjoyed an oyster supper Friday
nlgnt al the roums of the Patriotic
club. 81 being present AT the close
of the feast. Postmaster Frank Frost
spoke On the object of the gathering.
Of how the boys IN other towns and
cities were banding themselves To-
gather. forming an American Legion.
and asking The cooperation of the
boys IN forming a branch here. Ee
then called upon Francis Tate. vino
explained the Legion more fully. and
who presented the constitution and
hv-iaws. officers were chosen as
follows; President Ray Sanborn:
wee president Frank Fuller: sec-e-
tary, Frank Frost; t-easursr. Francis
Bate a rising vote Of thanks was
given the ladies of the Relief Cnrns
who prepared and served the sup
per. They were also presented with
box of chocolates. The evening
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

may come with Japan" said vis-
count kaneko n opening the speech
making. But van. Colonel. will be
able 10 tell your cnunt-vmen that We
never nave mad the slightest idea Of
declaring war against the republic
or me other side OF the Pacific"
: FiscouuI ksnekp added that Cni-
enei Baldwin might even tell the
Americans that, instead Of thinking
Of war. the ia pa1ese were 1.aisT-nlZ-
.ng with Americans
There Will never ne a WEI neTween
Japan and America continued Tis-
ese people viii concur with me IN TINS
arInion.
Never can we entertain such an idea
against America. w-Icf has dpne So
much for or country and iet Us into
he path Of taxing a sea1 in the cnnncii
OF the I'VE great powers
Cheering greetHd the words Of Tis-
cuunT kanekc.
M Burton SAID hR 1oined with the
Japanese statesman IN declaring thai =
war berwesn Japan and the United
Dee. ne declared II would ne futile. Il
Japan attacked 1.le Pacific coast she
rnuId MT hope 20 penetrate the inte-
r1ur of America. L America ATTACKED
japan she might ne anie 70 DO ser,aus
'r..ur-. nut people would leave a r-al
q ha--e6 behind hs- which would hnrt
America rnnre than Japan
AS ] nave Travelled mere continued
Mr Burton. - have fuund the ve,-"
air charged with nuspitaIitw and friend
ness -auEuaEe and customs viii
prove but feIapp-arv- nRrz-ie- between
rs There is the r-aditlunal friendship
tiTat must endure alwzyTs No e-unnle
makers or jinEoes ian ,T-eak the ties
that mind Us. Mutual interests nuir ls
and we shall Ep fnTwa-i with TIM cnn-
~-ieiien rsRl war is nut the WAY 70 ser-
lie difficulties between nafiunE'
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29
SEC. BAKER NOT IN
FAVOR OF LABOR PROBE

Washington. Sept g1-Secrerar'y oi
War Baker does not look with fHFor
on the resolution introduced by 11on
g-essmnn GaIIivar. al the rsanes' VI
several posts Of the Ansarfcah A-t's'-''h'
r-b,rs w,,,Is Require M. Baker To
,.,,-,,s,, ~cnrYr-s with the names nf
a,s ,,a wages paid tn all persuns
s,-,,1,,,,,.sd in any establishment cum
r,zr..x.tf with tf,e war department who
..r-- mot citizens uf the United States,
u,1ri vino have not served IN the army
ar nETv IN t.rne Of war.
THE tsaETfran RESTITUTION went 20 the
suznm tree On military affairs. ana
-hairman Kahn sent a cuT1y nf. IL tns
the secretary NJ war. asking to he aff-.
sfsed as 70 his puzifiun.
Secretary BakE.r recenfly renlied.
tilat II wuuld -equire tine sex-rires OF
n clerks sur 10 days to exnmfnr tase
lists d nrxfsr no srt the
sunEi1t frr. Nrs Hnker
admits fhnt nnz1y efvslinns hnre hr-n
nz3lE eMpiuxsd m nnnlzerxznu.
s'tlh nx1nn uf psrnunnni and
liuutdn11un q nnpz<E buf N tn-l
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29
LEWISTON MAINE
HAS A WAR VETERAN


Hiram A SPENCE lives d; 1e5 Hui-.
land street. Lewiston Maine He IN
seventy -eigtif rez-s oia He 1ong4r
ut For- Hudson. F7tchhurE ana New
Orleans = the Civil War
Mr.. Spencer nrs I faze been srlf-
ferinS for Years wfrsi stomach curu-
piaiur. had indigestion. Iarne hzr5r
and kidney ,r0uhle ws1arn mas dezief
au remedies 10 Efring relieG Mr.
hDsd would cause gzs and sour sztumI-
acn and would nuf dicesa prunesssts
rms poor condition soun czused me-
10 becane very rum, down and ma
tail l started N take TIfziifzs diS o.
ife1 cume- Now. n N impuzzShis -
me ID say too much in praiae af t.
remedy. n has pun new life sn1n ~
l can eaT anything from annn1n nsr1e
without feeiing tine sliwazxGHt -
which In somefhinE I have - m.
anle To DO fnr YEARS. Thin il ~
only medicine Stat has ever x<ren ule
relief--
Mr Sprnrsr can n INlisd -
Mhen he sngs via Il ruut1 -
rslIersd him af fhsse aiirnrnfx 4.
lnHzns l. Anyone sszsfe,tnr ~rsv&
'alH1matizm. fnziranrSnn. u.rru.~..
nnR sfumarh. kzzu1 - 7irumr ~
wuuIz do weII y 1inw &. -
and sfAr1 % frnul lnunf II -
Vlkzlst1s u cnnpnss4 uf Hcn1ls6
ssTi1E mfnsrzlze -nD duue . 1lIrr1I
= G1lk1sanS Co. uEzlnzEsz -
Au1nst8 and Ds0nnyrn S --
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

"hen a new pest 70 any cruB IN
drought To the ac1anrlnn of the erp-
n0rnlc ertomoioglsI and a remedy -
asked. he must first know Just wlszf
tins insect Is lie must know the
group 70 whlct1> II belongs the hasits
Of tins g:-oup. the Exac1 ciasEifcarian
of tins Individual speues II may be
that II will prove 10 5e a per1erfav
new species. in wh1Cn case II must be
accurately described and property
placed so that other WORKERS VIII
know abuur II and about lis relation
ships and lis possibilities fur harm
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29
FraterniZing Ban
Lifted at Coblenz

CoblsrZ- Saturday, Sept c1-tBr
The AssnciHted Fresst-The army
regulation prohibiting American Of
ficsrS and soldiers from t-ale-nIzing
with Germans was revoked today by
Major General Allen. British and
French are reported 70 have .if-ed
their ban several months ago
For the LAST month the regulation
n The American area mas not been
strictly enforced and there mas been
considerable nrnmsnading hy Amer
ican snldlers with German girls. The
revocation IF the f-atern1z1ng order
n no way Affects the regulation pro-
limiting American suidie-s from
marrying German women.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Mrs Nellie Williams. wife of Fred
f williams. died Saturday night a:
her hume on Elm street. aged SO
wears She was born IN Augusra.
daughter of Daniel and Elizabeth
lEile Chadwick. Besides her nus
band she leaves two sisters Mrs.
Mary Rines and Mrs. Clara Evsun.
both Of Augusta one brother, Frank
Chadwick Of Lawrence Mass. Flu
neral services will be held Wednesday,
afternoon ~ I O'Clock
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

The regular melting of .Iof1r z a,,h-
bard Relief Corps Will De heju N 4ae
hume NJ Mrs Va. :. Winter y -.a,,ip
street. Monday afternoon. Sept. .sta.
A good attendance is desired. Rusi
ness viii come before this meeting. a
picnic lunch VII he served.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

eTerner, Murdock McQuarrie and
many others equally as well known.
TINS Dill should please the patrons
ut the Strand as few bills have done
Inns season. Wednesday and Thurs
Gay mas surprise n store that will
prove SURPRISE in every sense If
the word. Many Paramount pictures
viii soon he shown Z TINS house as
lne1r entire program has heen
booked for the year 1q1s-1ssn. Adj. :.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

The following members Of the as.
graduating class Of Gardiner hig1
schou, are 10 atrsnd higher institutions
Of learning University Of Maine. Ed
ward Lswrence- Tomas McMuIlen. Al
be-t Noy'es. Alton Perry. Owen Sher-
man, FL SimunE. Hugh Whitten.
Helen Eamiin. GLADYS Merrill; Bates
coilege Charles WolmRn. Alice Cum
ninEhzn. Mildred Baker: Pennington
Normal gcnUu-- Iula Perkins. LCcv TAD
bpt. HATTIE rrutr. Madeline Kelley
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

An alarm OF fire was sounded about
2.l5 O'Clock Saturday afternoon tor
I chimney niaze at rne residence of
Fred c. Moore on Second s1-eet. The
quick response by the FIRE depart
men1 and The use Of chemicals soon
ex-lngulstea ne blaze. A hole was
burned through the -oof when was
about all the damage done. No wa
Ter was USED and rne all out sounded
about q half hour later.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

sists thE1 preference has been gfx3n
wherever practicable 20 the cifanznR
df me United STATES. and especially
70 those who have served in fha
army or navy, In some pazts of the
cnI-nr--y il was no1 possible To secure
he required fnrre wirhouT taking
aliens
B-.. Galhvan VIII consult with fsan
representative Of ne American L.
glon before proceeding further wtfh
Lis resolution.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

The ieng-ionked- far event is n
hand Daddy Long Legs" Jean
~enslers charming sruIy. VIII he
presented tonight al the Nj z. church
DE MISS Crave sage OF Boston. v.cas
and instrumental music VIII be IN
cluaec IN me program.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Seats for the Helen York rnnra,.,
which viii he given a. City hal An
si2sla FRIDAY of mis- week max be Oh
tanned AZ Quinn.s drug store altar
nine 1ouaY. Prices acc. -5c ana 81
Plus me usual amusement war tax
adv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

A 1inen shpwe- Was rendered Miss
Eleanor Davidson the other evening n
me hume Of Mrs- Thomas Dowling IN
honor Of her approaching marriage ID
Frank II. Stulrx- She was the rectp-
isnt of many beaurif,u git-H- amung
which were cut glass and silver Re-
f-ashmentS were served and the guests
CT parted AZ a late hour after wishing
Miss Davidson many wears OF happi-
necS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Master Alfred Virue had the MS
fortune % receive a faIl while play
ing al his home on Winthrop street
Sa1urcaE. thereby sustaining a tf,ac-
rlIra q one arm IN three places He
VII be laid fnT several weeks 70 come
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

me funeral uf the late Mrs Mary q.
oo-- Was held al O'Clock SRrurdHv
z-re-nuun Il the home Of Mrs Emma
DIR. Brunswick avenue. Rev- Herbert
: Dow. pasrnr of the Highland avenue
Methodist church. ufhc;Rrinr. The bear
ers were John Lawrence. Z Arthur
SHEPARD. Virgil Rawsnn and E :
z-a-rlezt The irferment was in the
-ibnv iii cemetery
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Mrs. Netrie Brown of Bewduinham
and granddaughter are visiting Mrs.
Browns dHngnter Mrs. Phil Rideout.
Middle street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29
Ness n. c. 2. q. sehsduls

The new schedule On the Maine
Central as II effects Gardner, be-
ginning Sunday Is as follows:
Going Easf-No. Il. 12.m a. M. ex-
cept Sunday; No. 1T. .1D a III. ex-
cspt Sunday; We. II. 6I5 A NJ except
Sunday tSouth Gardiner 10 Augusraa:
No. :. an A. n daily No. 3 I'D P.
NJ. except Sunday: No. Il. ..3s P. N.
except Sunday No. .. 10 P. n. ex-
cept Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Shurey's accommodating pharmacy
viii handle the local ticket sale far
l1e Helen York cuncerr WHICH viii
be gwen at City hail. Augusta FRI
Gay evening If this week The saae
begins al A IL today Prices q.
7ac. and 5nc- plus the war tax.-Acix
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

ne Eureka Rebekasi Lodge viii hpid
& drill for the degree stEn ON Tuesday
e1ening e. O'Clock 4 large attend
aa-s ID requested as arrangements ere
to oe made 70 attend the Coopers Mills
lodge
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

The annual nesting NJ tt,e Wumar's5
Eume and Fureagn Misa,unz-y So-l
ciefdes of Ife Eghiand ayenuel
Methodist church win hs held aI tina
parsonage. s5 highland aveuue.
Tuesday atternnun ~ 2.sD O'clock II
Is requested 10 all members ATTEND.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Ralph Wood VINO Is employed bv
The Maine Central r f. Co. AZ Wa
tsi-vlle- was visiting ms family here
Saturday and SUNDAY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Ernest Brukensiire who mas been
a visitor here for the past few days
returned 70 MS home IN New York
SATURDAY,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Mrs. Thomas r. O'Neil of Rich
mond was the, guest Of her daugh-
tar. Miss Hs.iena 0TNeil. over sun
day
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

A midnle-aged woman Irving IN
South Portland was married recent
ly TO her adopted son. vino is surne
30 years her iunlnr-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Nj and Mrs I1a-nid Currier and
oaughter Constance returned Sarur-
oay f'um Camden. where they Ia g
been passing thelr vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Gardiner Grange il % hnid crn-
resi supper rs,1s evening n; the Grange
nall. Al members and al candidates
tm membership are invited ID at
tsnr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Mrs Eta Mitcheil has returned -
ns- hume n WalthRm. Mass. after
naHzing me summer al tf1e home of Mr
and Mrs Stevens. Central street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

-3st Saturday, evening rn Water
street Ga-ciine-. sum of muney. Re-
wa-5 for return Mrs. william TunRn.
a1ntin.pn Tel IE-X.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29
FROM HALLOWELL
Fire Damages Residence Of F. c. Moore-Ared Vgue Sus
tains Tripe Fracture of Ar in FaH-Personal Items
Teiepnune 663- x

Alfonso Ter-1an Of kennabunk Is a
VISITOR Win Nj and Mrs. ". $
Woodslde. Middle street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

MISS Avs Wiley. teacher IN the
normal school II Pennington passed
rhe weekend at her nome IN THIS
city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Mrs. George Martin and daughter
Ruin Of Augusta were callers Sunday
an ne formers father, A P. Laitea.
West Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Curtis Eugnes vino IS sIuderI al
Bowdoin college YRS visiting ms par
enrs over sunday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Edward Collins who has nsea
visiting his SISTER. Mrs. H L Nit
chen. West Gardiner. left SATURDAY.
for New York, where ne is 10 visit
before returning to ms hume in Oak
land, California
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Earle Hobhs teacher IN the HiEh
school az south Porrland. was visit
ing nis home IN this cify SarnrinE
and Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Nj. and Mrs F. B. Rogers Of New
York whn have been touring the
mountain regions. passed Sunday III
the hume OF Mr. and Mrs- J. Walter
RnhInsun. School s1-est They leave
Monday tur their home and will be
accompanied by Mrs Robinson.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Mrs Harry Brooks, VIM has been
visiting al the home Of Nj. and Mrs
Samuel 5-npks. Randolph left sun
cay sur her home in BuErun.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

The Ladies' AID OF the [ nIversaiis
church viii meet n the resiHy Tues
da- afternoon 1or work.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

MISS MaEv O'Conner went 70 Bos-
ton Saturday FOR a short Visit with
ner brother there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29
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community CZhurus tins evening 1t
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

L T NacBurnie arrived Sunday
-n-n RanEeiey.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Mrs- Frank Locke left Sunday for
visit with relatives IN Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Ms Clara Roberts has returned To
ner nume IN Brocktur. Mass. after a
--lsit with her aunt. Mrs. D. L Sterens-
Central sect
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Miss Olive spear visited her mother
and father a. West Gardiner sun
ia-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

Eev. Z. W WeoDef Of the live--
salist church was d preacher at the
church n Sidney SUNDAY afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

-ueslRv evening with Mrs Nellie San
Durn. Central street Randolph.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-29

"a! Collins of West Gardiner tef.
Sunaay 1ur Brunswick.