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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
AMCSEMENTS

We Have Made A Lot Of Fuss About
"oh. You Women' But Wait Until
You See II Today at the Johnson
Opera House-oorothy Gish on the
Same Bill in "Feppy Polly. This
Makes the Double Bill
a little later. when the big houses
OF the East are playing oh. You
Women" you viii say: We'll. old
Gardiner bea. them TO it as we have
many times with other features
This big comedy has been set aside
al a special. Tuesday morning your
friends will be telling you abou, "Oh.
You Women" and then It may be
too late TO see this Emerson-Loos
production. We forgot 10 mention
Louise Hun as the lead IN this pic
ture. assisted by Ernest Truck. Too
much cannot be SAID Of this up.to.
.he.m:aute comedy. The last four
days at this week carries a wonder
fui program. Wednesday and Thurs
day, Constance Talmadge and Jack
Barrymore: Friday and Saturday.
Mary Pickford, Bill Hart and Mack
Sennett comedy. This makes twelve
full reels with nothing cut Watch
for J. Warren Kerr;gan mex, week
as this big feature The End Of the
Game" Is considered his very best
20 date.-Ady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

n Grand ARM aa!l for The business
meeting, wn.cn followed Al -ntor-n4!
meeting IL v1.IA there were rs
by Governor hurley and staff ana 9TH
e- prominent, members OF the order.
The following officers were elected
for the ensuing year; Department COM
rnander George 4. Dow. Portland; ).
Y. G.. Augusta Gagaoa. Lewiston, J.
=. =. 5ehu J. Mooney. -ogus; calet d
sta. Bert j. Dyer, Ba;h: assistant de-
oartrnen, adjutaat, Frank J. Rigging.
Togus: Inspector. Fred 3. TAora0ike.
Eassaibp-o, chaplain. z = Hhtlan. W.
~re-yiI.e: surSeoa. William J. Mayaer--
Saco; marshal. Richard 4. Wilkinson.
Augusta; PATRIOTS Instructor, Caa-,es
z. Matthews. Portland: historian. aus
sell Eolbrook. 3otEiand- officer Of lie
guard. Hugh u. Johnston. Wa;ervlils:
-udEe advocate. George :. Mccarthy,
lewiston. color sergeant. John G In
~. Auburn.
re r,ace to- he e-ca:apnec; EEK:
rear was le<t 20 he 1sv commando
20 select. re 7a;--- stood a. attention:
and ssluted the colo-s y -etraat.
a 'arge number attended he nic.Ir,
show r he venir ana hen aft COZ
Their respective homes. having had :
no e--orabla -a:he-i-g. T@a-r
Car7o he~!nS given he visitors 2 oval
good .irr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
GOES T TROUT
\ HOOKS A RABBIT

We got hold Of 4 pretty good nsl
story on sunday. SATURDAY was a
holiday for some in Gardiner, bank
empfoyees and those OF h federal
government. included. One Of them
gives us the following story and can
prove il # necessary He went fsh-
ing in the Afternoon on a snai brook
mat IS very near the city limits He
lad fine luck for he got four good
sized brook trout tthe largest being
10 inches long and tipping the scales
at one pound and two ources) and
a rabbit. Il occurred this way. He
vas quietly making his way along
the hank of the stream when he saw
n rabbit but 4 few feet away. In
fun he let out his line and dropped
the hook down N front OF bunny.
The RABBIT took no notice Of It and
the man gave q slight whistle and
the rabbit Immediately came 20 at
.ention. A little jerk on the line
and the rabbit was caught m the
lower Jaw. It is a matter of conjec-
ture which was the most surprised.
the man or the rabbit He followed
I'D the line and found the rabbit put
slightly hitched. He removed the
hook with no difficulty and found
but little blood or wound. He re-
leased the rabbit and the Only paSI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
NATIONAL HOME

Humphrey Jordan. late c.. I. q n. :.
Inf. has reported :or ~readmlss'on g
the home.
Cornelius Conneily. late 60 4 i2'a
G. Inf. has been granted a discharge
from the home.
The moving picture program for Mon
DAY evening will Re Charles lay r
The Law " the North" ! Paramount
cature- and rip and Stitch -ai,o-e.
a Ssnner- comedy
MAJOR Niles L Perkins has oeen az
pointed chairman OF the Fifth Liberty
Loan committee and has chosen his
subordinates who will commence wo-k
this week. The Home Quota has been
set at si4.ao for this loan and i s
hoped tina, We will 90 over he ;oD
right away.
Howard =. Stafford and crew IF gar
deners deserve much c-edi, Cor ne
beautiful Easter coral displar OF "a
plants and flowers. After chlfc <
services these were transferred 20 4 c
theatre and arranged in an American
flag design for the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
CITIZENS TO CELEBRATE
CONY'S VICTORY OVER
RUMFoRD HIGH, TONIGHT

- people OF Augusta are going
c~eiebra-e tonight Cuny's victor" over
Rugafori High N Lewiston Fr,day
&, enIn. WlIch MADE mem the nam
pom prep school basketball team
nj tie State. Every fan n the city
IS cordially nN.tei "a take par.
Dennis sand mas been Ilired for the
casic Cnnv Students and fans
are requested 20 re III Cony High
MS evening IL : o'clock where the
parade VIII De formed n tie follow
ne
Marsha. II. J. Cross
Coach Thompson and P--lnr.pa! Nash
cony basketball team. champions
u Maine
Committee m transportation i9d
arrangements
Dennis Band
Cony students
Fans
The recession will star a.. 10 P.
u. sharp. gong down Cony street 10
Water street. down Water . Rines
Hill. ID Rines Hill 20 Grove street.
IN State street TO Green street, down
Green STR e,. down Rines Hill 10
Water street. to Marke, Square.
where thera will oe a bonfire. Cony
songs WI! be sung and Cony cheers
viii De given.
/, Is Urged ma all who possibly
4 wlll march n The parade local
people Ilrned out s~plendiGiy and fol-
owed the team 20 Lewiston where
they cleered the team on 20 vicrorv.
Here IS ne opportunity for al who
lid not attend and every one v1o
vent 20 SHOW tha, they properly ap-
preciate what The boys have dome
They are he champions II basket
bail n the State If Name anu the
c:tE 5 and should % proud II them.
let mo line tonight d1d march.
Lets AVE 4 celebration that viii 90
down n the CTS hisio-v as i Dig
event Il YOU couldn': play basket
bail WHY YOU ian march. Bring all
the noise making devices you haze.
Snow soEe pep De al Cony
High promptly IL P. II.
There will be Al assembly a.
Cony High -!ns morning. where
some =: lie leading citizens viii al
dress r,ia Students IN me celebra-
ion rms rony sons anu
cae-r Will ue -caearsed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
DRESDEN

NT-LS-John Eoudle;te and Ser
ina Getclell. students al GornalD
Norma. school. passed tlle Easter
vacatson With their parents
Mss Nola Houd.e,te. registrar a.
Bates College. is az home.
Mrs. L II. Dor- = visiting relatives
N New Hampshire.
Mrs. SUSIE 2. Mare-s IS wi,!3 her
daughter. Mrs. G. II. Mcdonald. She
s lutte Ill with The grip
Miss Ber1ice Eodgston IS staying
at Mrs. II. 4. BicEtord's during the
absence Of Mrs. Dor-.
Mr., Rowe. saver i; The portable
mill. has purchased The Fish farm.
?. a. Allen has been a, his home
for : few days.
a good crowd attended he dance
IonGX- night. Tire Will oe ano..-
- next Monday night weather ana
roads permitting. Music Will be FUR
n;shed from Gardiner.
owen Blinn has purchased il new
arlviuc !lorse.
4. 2. Cheney aas been drawn 20
s+-~a On the Jury -ais spring.
The roads are STU n .ery bad
condition
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

The Victory Liberty Loan I-ive
IS soon 10 commence The amount
called FOR by The loan IS four and one
half billion. the interest being 5 5-4 =.
Gardeners allotment S s@-5-10o. The
same efficient committee that hand
ed the campaign IN Gardiner during
the last loan will be n he harness
during he coming drive. George B..
Ba-stov viii serve as -hc active ex-
ecutiNe The committee IS
as follows: Josiah :. Naxcy. chair
man: George 3. Barstow. secretary
and nag Edwin L. Buss"il.
Frank E Boston. Rohar- p. Hazard,
J. Waiter Robinson. David II. Oar
ing. Ernst A Wagner. Henry Rich
ards, Frederick =. Smith. Charles :.
Knight. Harry Z Lawrence. Charles
Il. Gray. Fred e Strout. N. Fiazen
Chase. john W, Bec-r, William =.
Make. Charles J. Bragdon. Edwin
W EIfic
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Social Club Meetings

The Roger Williams Club will
meet Monday evening at go with
Grace Gay, IL Quinby street.
The Claiming Guild will meet At :
F. N. Monday n the church par.ors.
The Woman's Board will NEE, at
. o'clock this afternoon with Mrs.
+. L. Webber. 70 Sewa,l street.
The DreXels will meet J. so
O'Clock this evening with Ms. W. J.
DevIne-
Tie Womaa's League will meet
this afternoon a, 80 with Ms
Charles Eolway. Western avenue.
The Arn.tage Club Will give a
supper - St. Marks parish house
Saturday. April u. at 90 O'Clock.
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Good Scrap at ArmOry 4. 4.
Boston. Tuesday Night

A lightweight mach tlac promises
% result n one u The greatest M
fights seen al RE A--nory A. A.
n several weeks s on az fer neEt
Tuesday night, Charley White u
Chicago known ne Cnunt-r over for
lis terrific hitting prowess and Ed
die F;tzsi,nmons Of %ew York a boy
VINO established himself ARMY IN cae
affection OF local ans by v.r-Ue Of
his clean willing lighting VIII be
principals n i = round contest. No
lightweight match arranged n
months Gas attracted quite the AZ
IGNITION t.ia, next weeks bouI mas.
Bot. boys are well know and tie
-ans knowing what 20 eSpec: from
Iaern ara Just counting the minutes
Ior ,ae line 20 roll around for the
boys % enter me -ng. lis one Of
Tie closest and pest balanced match
Is arranged n months ana should
prove one Of ne cate contests
seer al the 2-ub n d iong time
Whites experience viii count
--catly N h,s favor bu, Will FiiE-
wro s strong as d youn.
huil willing IND irnpe-v,oUs % pun
:sl!ment catering II all the time ne
8 expected 20 brea. down The Chi
ago man aggTesS!VenesS and hea-
" eft hook. Il punch thai mas drop
ped many an aspiring lightweight.
EItZSiIr mon IS AID 10 nave perfect
Cd 4 defense Tor Whites deadly left
hook ana IS grooming Tor speed.
White who IS not over and above
fast NJ his :eef. XII! be kept m the
move ACCORDING 20 F;tZv's plan If
battle The New Yorker mas his
mind So, ~ wlnn', this fEAt ana
considers i one NJ he most lrnpor-
ant IN his career on the other hand.
White asserts that the new m
vii find that The old guards are The
ONES still o be reckoned with ara IS
confident that F~itzslDrnons will hold
a different view after lie S hit a
couple Of times.
There l. an excellent pre!imInar-
lard arranged. IN an eight round
bout k.d ZEE meets Jimmy Frezze,-
Il. Six rounds Will be furnished be-
tween Charley Brennan and Young
Regain an Ill Christie and Young
S~ioSber-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

hearts and the supreme alIeg:ancs OF
III lives.
The orchestra, which has been n
OF the most enjoyable features, ren-
dered evera beautiful selections be-
fore the services as well Al for the
closing number. The congregation
took hold OF the community sing with
4 will n sang the various hymns
with feeling. The quartet. Mrs. NJ Z.
Sawteiie. Mrs. j. A Anderson. Ben
5arnin F. Stuber and Herber. Good
win. sang the Easter anthem, Wake.
Thou Tha, S~ieepes,." which was
given in a beautiful and artistic man
rer. The singers deserve much praise
for their good work. Another Easter
anthem. Easter Dawn also sung
by the quartet, was we'll Teceaved.
The duo, with two pianos. perfect
~ attuned and played by " Of Al
yusta's most talented musicians. Miss
Emily Burbank and Miss Hazel Gage.
rendered The invitation" Another
number that was sung by The quar-
te, thai was exceptionally we'll re-
ceived oy the congregation was Tn
umphaat Strains Arise"
!. 10 safe 20 say INA: people in
this city regret tina, these popular
services have been brought 20 A close
and Will wait their Tenewa. next
winter.
The Penney Memorial church has
one or the first. il not the first. Wei
coUe Home signs over their door.
The sign IS IS feet long, - inches
high Il IS painted n red. white and
blue, with the legend Soldiers ana
Sailors Welcome Home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21
How TO save On SHOES

Out Of curiosity I tired a pair Of
Nediin SnlS," writes ". P. Ma1Cev
Of st. Louis. and today. after I'VE
months Of hard service l fail 10 notice
any real Signs of wear on them.
This statement points the way TO
real economy N shoes. What your
shoes cost. by the year. depends largely
On how the soies wear and Neaiin Soies
do wear a very long time. Aforeove:
they are exceedingly comfortable and
water1roof-cientifcallv made to be
exactly what soies should be and 50
worn now by millions
They are available everywhere on
new shoes and for re-soiing. They are
made by The GOODYEAR Tire & Rub
Der Company. Akron. OHIO. wno also
make Wingfoot Heels. guaranteed TO
outwear any other heels.
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CAPACITY CROWD ATTENDS
PEOPLES POPULAR SERVICE
At penney MEMORIAL

The .arges. crowd taa: mas re: az
tended ne peoples popular services a.
tended me Penney Memorial church
.ast eyenlus. The church vas aiie5.
ever .rca OF standing room vas &C
cup.ed snd people had 20 De turned
AVA This IS a great tribute 20 Rev
William 2. WOOD and Others who have
worked t-eiessir Tor the success Of
-hese services and IS a fitting close %
what has been i se-es Q: religious
meetings mat have been : great power
:o- good IN The city.
The suh,ec. Of Minister Woods ser-
mon talk was The God We Sec n
C.:rs:, He all n par.
Men want 20 ird ! God who s able
20 satisfy the Inceaslng hunger D heir
souls. Long ago the patriarch Joo
voiced his universal des,r- when h-
c-:ed. oh jhzt ! knew where ! ngA
znG Him" King DAVID became the
spokesman ~ msrk:nd when re ss'3.
NJ SOIL -hjrste,h ro- God. for he
living God IN one IF his VA books
NJ. y. -. Well nike his ,eadiag ca
ac:eF say. Unit men iook N AMI see
Cod. this world IS N 7e:-a- than = az
pit re aEa ~t@s that shook is
w--h Their blood sacrifices and cr1e'
S~e,f-tor.ure ara oa!- a -eveiat;o7 ~
he ri'iful Efforts ~ mankind 20 srd 4
Cod vhoe character and relation 20 -
soall sa::sfv he human cravng 10y
Cod.
tbs s ne -ospe' tie nv sible God
no has been 1idden rom man nv q
-hick cloud o. human t->rsg-esstor-
now aoD~ars 20 Is n the person o. he
Nan of Gaiilee. In Him the e.araal
God : brought within the -anEe IF nu-
ma VISION and 5 made access. bic %
al, men.
The God revealed 10 rs n Christ :
one who S a.ways 7sa- a God who
ABIDE n some iIstan; heaven can never
nee, the needs OF hose VINO L toll
and suffer 7e-e n his world. We us
have a God Who 5 close +nough 20 is 70
hear u whispered c-v for help Jesus
brought God err rear
And re -cve2lsed a Tod Who cares
tcy Is and wno = Interested n the
a. q 1i4G4GsN II ~ '~A a -
toll. Re Will hep Is along the road %
success n business. He VII be our
silert PARTNER. with rom We nav .alk
over the pe-ple ing questions that ara
100 ha.i cor Is 20 decide wisely alone.
Tho God we sec IN Christ is a low
ing Father who S ready 20 forgive
the orodiEa! child and re-lnstate him
the Divine family.
This IS the gospel OF grace: 20 fail
Is not : o fail. unless one chooses 20
lie where be mas fallen. As long as a
man wants 70 arise and take his place
The sons OF God. so long will
God receive him. and forgive him.
and trust him again.
The God we see in Christ perfect
~ satisfies every spiritual need of
man. and this God demands and
should have the supreme love Of our
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HOWE'S CORNER

Mrs. Eta SHAW. as we arc al glad
70 know, has returned home err
much improved III health.
. \. Task spent the holiday Win
his faInil". saturday.
Weston Smart and son Forest a-e
working Mir ;..cir team a. the Ma
t.onai home. blowing.
Mr. anu Mrs. flar-y Humphrey
were callers OF J.. IL Humphrey
THURSDAY evening.
Harry O'BTlc1 was a caller Il EG-
gene Trask's recently.
Mrs. Allie Bean Is with Ms ETA
Shaw for an INDEFINITE time
Mrs. -tie Task was N tlle Capital
City Saiuria%. She sport having
met Master Leon ). Pratt Of Har-
vard Dental College. He Will he re-
memhered by t.le you1: people Of
This y1C:ni;y as he was at time 4
pupil II the Howe school. He IS I.ie
grandson Of Mr.. and Ms. L a
Howe - ne corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. -. Trask and fam
ily Of Jackson street. Augusta. are
visiting NJ. T-ask's parents. M. and
Mrs. Anthony T-ask of the Ward
road.
Wa r all glad 20 hear that the
condition # Thomas O'Brien IS i'm
proving.
Mrs. (. L Pratt. and Young LADY
friends were SuDdaE visitors Of Mrs
P-a,ts Parents. Mr., and MIS- L A.
Howe.
George OBr.en listed he Trask
LomseIead. Eowe's Corner. SUNDAY
Leon Pratt and .rlend, James Mer.
rell were Al the P-aI, cottage, Idle
while. Togus lake. Patriots day.
Mrs. Isaac Trask IS planning 10
STAR on her western journey the
18th If The present month. The many
friends OF Mrs TraSk all hope sire
will be very much improved when
she returns as sne mas oeen in poor
health for quite A long time. We
surely all extend ler best wisres as
Mrs. T-ask has many trends in Au-
gusIa and Windsor. Mrs. Trash
daughter, Mrs. W:lInont Murray. will
manage -Ae household affairs during
Mrs. Trasks stay n he west.
-. r. Clarke was j saturday bust
less caller OF . + Cooper # Chei-
sea.
Nathan Shaw and son Harold and
Cl"de T-ask attended The motion
pictures al The National Home Sal
lrday evening.
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Easter at the
Gardiner Churches

From all Gardiner churches come
reports OF large congregations and a
profusion OF doraI decorations.
AT the Cniversalist church a sun
rise ~servic-' was conducted by the
pastor. under the auspices OF the
Young PEOPLES Christian Union. the
topic being The First Easter Morn
ing A. 1880 came The regular
morning worship with special Easter
music and SERMON by the pastor, and
At { IN the evening 4 very pleasing
Easter Concer. Vas gwen by the
members of the Sunday school. 4
pleasing feature Of the latter was the
singing of the vested choir and music
bbv the Sunday School orchestra
Al the First Baptis, church the
services we're Of espec.a. interest.
that Of the morning. at 20 o'clock. be-
ing the dedication OF the new N
ial windows In the church and chapel.
and also of the new memorial piano
At the 10 so service there was special
Easter music and sermon by the pas
,or appropriate to the day and the
ordinance OF baptism administered 20
4 large class. The afternoon seEr-
ice a, ) O'Clock was attended by the
Knights 0 Maine Commander No. !
and the members of Marion Chapter.
.. E. s. when the pastor. Rev 7. J.
Winsiade, \. D. preached an appro-
pirate and pleasing sermon In the
evening an excellent Easter concert
vas gwen and at this service the
hand Of fellowship was extended TO
a large number Of new members.
Al the Randolph Methods, Episco-
pal church '! were held as as
ual. with a concert by the school AT
: IN the evening.
Al the Winter Stree, Free Baptist
church services were held IN the
morning with music by special Die
lists and = large chorus choir. sermon
by The pastor. Rev Dr.. Walsh and Z
BAPTISM Of twelve. TWO Of whom were
over 20 years Of age DR.. Walsh
states that this addition makes ~
that ne has bapt.sed since coming 10
Gardner and that he has received
eos into the church. In the evening
A fine Easter concerr was much n
joyed by those attending.
All we're glad TO g Rev. Il. 5
Dow in the pulpit on Sunday morn
ing after an enforced absence.
trough illness. of two weeks There
wes special music by the choir anu
an orchestra. IN the evening a beau
.ituI Easter service entitled Life
Astounding was given
Al The Protestant-Catholic church
Rev. DR.. Quimby preached. There
was sper-al Easter music and bap-
ism and reception of members
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Major Wood Falls Into
irish Sea on First Leg
Of Transatlantic Flight

Limerick. Ire, Apr., Ma j.
{. ? Wood. lie British d Who
cit East CHURCH. LnG- yesterday
afternoon in ms alr9lane- for this
lily. ~ begin a transatlantic flight.
fol INTO the irish sea last night. lie
ana capt. Z. <. Mile. lis navigator,
Yer ualrgured,
Lancaster Parker, who few from
East Church. yes1erday- soon after
Maj Wood .e1,. landed safely
Ma. Woods plane was lowed 20
Eolyhead BY he DESTROYER Paisley.
Ma. Wood left East Church at
G.I5 Yesterday. During the evening
ne vas reported % have passed
Sheerness. on the Thames. a short
distance from East Church. and then
was lost for several hours Late at
night a wireless message from his
airpiane was received IN Liverpool.
FAR TO the north of lie route he IN
tended 20 follow.
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WINTHROP

The Foreign MissionarT Society
Will meet Tuesday afternoon With
Mrs. George Cooling
The winthrop Literary Club Will
meet Tuesday afternoon with Miss
Harriet Weston. Roll cali VIII be
miscellaneous.
The Methodist Ladies Ala viii
7e@t Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Adams AZ her home on Main street.
The Neighborhood Waist Club met
Friday evening with Nj. and Ms
I. ?. Roweil. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Z D.
Purngcon acted rs substitutes. Mrs
=. Il. Pennlnan had II" highest
score for the ladies ms E. 4 Leigh
ton had the highest FOR ne men. De-
lic!ous refreshnenis were served
The club Will meet nex- THURSDAY
evening with NJ. AMI Mrs J. II.
Tow,e.
Miss Mur.el Rollins ana her uroth-
ar. Carroll Rollins. hot1 OF whom
are teachers al For- Fairfield. are
passing The Week a. their n n
town.
Miss 2. 4. Tucker u LitChaeld IS
,ae guest Q: Miss Lancy Pettens,il.
Charles Frost has returned from
Massachusetts. WHERE ne and MS
family have lived during The winter.
z. ". Alden IS lrnhprorinS his
buildings at Wesr Winthrop by he
addition Of i spacious piazza . NJ
house.
:. =. walker la.oaded q carload
u auto trucks al the Maine CentTa-
station one day last Week.
y IS understood that parties by the
name OF Raymond from Lewiston
have purchased the Frank Wood
place on Green street.
The Misses Tle.Ua and Arlene
Wirchennach Of Lewiston have been
me guests OF heir aunt. Mrs. J. =.
,. Pur:ng.on. the past week. lT1
ZEE 20 their homes SATURDAY.
One If the most interesting coHec-
ions If war relics seen Iera IS ore
that has been sen home by >erCeaH-
John =. Mitchell. son OF Nj. ana Mrs
=. :. Mitchell. who IS now with t1e
army Of occupation coated N COB
lenz. Germany. The collection n
Guides an officers spiked helmet. Ere
arms Colt Mitt TINS belt buckles.
shells. postcards ana many otncr Pr
-ects Of interest.
Hollis shaw IS charging ne
bungalow IN which he lives. on ne
Monmouth road
There Will be a pruning 4enonsr-a-
ton Al the 1ar-n Of ". e. Hinus On
April g. under the direction = Pol
T. H. Dudley.
Mss Taeo Sleeper and brother.
Orville Sleeper. OF Portland. were
Easter guests OF trends II tow1.
Mrs. Helen N:rrball and Mrs Mar
Beatty are spending Easter With Mrs.
kimpa!vs sister, Mrs. Lena Stevens,
IN Bangor.
Pau Bailey IS passing he Easter
recess win MS parents AZ Winthrop
Center
Miss Addie French OF Portland
1asesd Easter with her parents. Nj
ana Mrs. Eugene French.
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Ealloweil 5. Gardner ?

Ha..oweil High school defeated
Gardiner E.s. school SATURDAY az
rios on the Muster Field by a
e /. core. Meader to- Ealiowell
t91~-ed ~. = ~-.ic GUS AID
Ills. one If wIicl was a lwo-na:-
;er, ana LoldinS inc visitors 20 bu,
ene Vt. Woifnan Cor Gardner
ataT-ed. securing the oniy hu If
Header ard playing Il strong fielding
zane /; intrI. Errors we're respon-
s!ble tor ne tvo rms made ~ he
rislt.nc team.
Tie SUMMARY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-21

Wartime restrictions on the max
ing II pastry nave been removed III
Paris and the American soldiers there
ara enjoying ~deiicacies Of
the French cuisine AT one Of the
restaurants t~requented by Americans
the French cook produced severa
lemon pies but the supply was soon
exhausted. Before the embargo on
pastry a lifted. the American SOL
die-s had TO obtain -four from the
army com,nlssary. and then ind a
French woman 20 make Il into pas
trv. Now the French cooks have a
tres hand.