Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-07-02

tend the tkez1er EBAY do o. Al 0ez1-
bers arg requested 70 bring Guys
spccns and forks Tor themselves and
their families Food viii 5e solicited
fr1E tie members fcg tie supper
Eo. coffee viii Re served and ccm-
rzsrtee Eas been zrcofr@e6 20 bock
cE- Fer general zEraExeMeuEs Con-
sfsrIrg 4 Oscar r Wdder, W Z.
seekfns and gehn n. Lanezsses-
Mrs High Roddea IT Dover, " q
Dr. H. z. Ro6den this sUHrsr. DR.
Rodden having taken one OF Ire 6aE-
Ter cottages AZ the lake
", z L5ga.on q Portland for
merry q re First National Eank
force. vzs = town Monday and Tues
day calling On fsyndA
Henry CrovefI, WHO has been AZ
Dezdwa,er On business for tie Co
b1-n heirs, returned kcEe Nonday
morning
Several declarations Of s--slt;crs
Of raturzlt1a-so ns have been placed
OF file 1t the court house a. fellows:
Tisisaz James Pye, %. second land,
wool czrdinz. born IN Ontario. rcv
resides N FAIRFIELD. Gedeoa DeiAIs
seueete, IS. z51rsr. born IN Province
Quebec. now q Fairfield: Liaiere 10
sepa Gsz1e-s, - IzEberzan. bora
n Crz15o1rne, P. O.. now Of Lake
Noxse
County Commissioners Grz7vffls
Perkins Il Madison and z T God
rich and Henry CroTeu II SkoEhe-
gza were IN regular session At the
eourt horse Tuesday. They conduct
81 z hArlrz relative 30 she discnn-
sLrEance Of tire roat Leading By Ros-
cne SlgeioE's az the BsgsIow farN
hoase Tuesday Afternoon They viii
make therr announcement later
TIE water supply Investigation
committee whose report VIII scoa be
made public unanimously advocates
the Lake George project "a the most
feasible for supplying water f9r the
district tire tiI!ts u which are prac-
tical!y he same az those q the old
vllazs cn-p1rztion
Lr- and Mrs ". z. Robinson. Mrs..
l. W. Sna!ts- Allan Fob nscu. Ms.
Blake ard Miss Ruby FSost If bsi.z-
lam, were party from ~ river to
1870 ->~% ---s %sA >zf ss1DLs11Y last
company CT gentlemen and Ia
ctes were very p,sa&antIy entertain
ed IN the Methods, church Tuesday
evening when Miss Jessie NarYsor. 4
missionary from China gave a lee
TIRE Her talk was based mainly Oh
Her experiences IN village work IN
FH Kline provinces and was illustrated
oT group Of local men, women and
children dressed III the costumes Ct
TIE Chinese people. BY means Of
chese people in their wonderful and
strange garbs much a6fed interest
was given 70 Miss Nzr-fot's very en-
tertatntrg address A rfliz.urs
stove, tsaketfIe and bed were Also
used hY Miss Marriott in his mus-
frations- TIE tiny shoe worn By the
brown women and the koI which
they had used were also shown In
the course Of the lecture. She has
been particularly engaged In work
among the Chinese women IN the
mountain villages and tn the VILLAGE.
DT the yea and viii return tn her
FcrE there shortly a. she sails Aug.
from vancouver CT the Empress Of
Russia for China. She has been pass
Ins The month Of June IN Mama ami
Sxovhezan was tha last place In
which size VII. speak. She wifi so~sk
II Lynn, Mas, but during TIRE month
q July she VIII be at the Scrthns,d
Missionary conference. preparfne
ioF ner overseas Journey. Miss Mar
rice has been II years engaged in
missionary work in China, with ,hre.
burroughs at home. She viii return
.n.s time for a slx-year per:o6. Miss
AarTiot - sent out by the Methods,
episcopal Woman's Nissfonayv s<.ci.
efv' by liz New England branch from
hHspn 1eadquarteYs She works WITH
Miss Althea Todd Of Bcstor
ACCORDING 10 the monthly state
menu Oh T. Z. Harris. superintendent
u the 5koThegan Jersey Creamsrv
TIE following Somerset county herdz
AaVe furnished yieks Of 1sl po,ns.
or over for the month: Joseph Boil
Her' ~ pounds; A W. Varney. 1x.
Dennis Chasse, ms: Geo. n. Westno
zfs' Harry Ellis. 1s5: T. d. sallev a
Son Aadison, IA: A. D. Brooks. In.
Albert z. Hodges, North Fairneii
Us; Miss Lucy Bigekw, North Yair.
is0, zlo; DIR. r. Fl. Stevens. Blo<,yn-
neid Farm, skowhegan, 2ss: O. T.
"iieer. 1ss; r. Warren, zeo: n. sav-
age, 20; X. Z. Mosher. 3es: F,.d
Tobey, z27; g. z. storer. Ia. W
lay'or. l52; p. r. Baker. East Madt-
s'n' 1s'; T. l. Hogan, Iss; f. wiz
hanson. 1s77; l. r. Butler, 224; yu-
gene >. Watson, As; Fl. Buckinzham
on: Bert Fish. Athens, III; e. Bug.
zei, Ial; F. Ward. 15s; Geo. scr1t,e,
ID' Ora Judkins. Athens, ~: q. II
zeal, CornviiIe, 1ss; c. B. White
re: Chas. Thebarge. 49,: J. r. sidell
III; Eeckwith & Taylor. rs: r. =
WOOD. III; r. L. Hight. North Corn.
vile, 173; z. z. Hall, 70: J. e scn,,
10: W. W. Tozier. 1853: P. r. withee.
East Madison. ~; Eme NJ. RowelI'
~; Geo. Il. Foster. Cornviile. al:
Naibon Bros. 13i: A. G. woodsun,
~; Charles Handiey. 1877: Ora KYLE.
l1a; J. Durham, 1g; L. n. PACKARD
~: b. G. Burrili. ITS: A. A. cornon
70; r. L. Watson, re; z. c. Ma
tbslu. 1877: Charles Holden, ooh; r..
Il. Salisbury. 1856: Clifton Jewell. 40.
r. w. Loomis. 1A: Mrs. N. Cham.
berIain, fs5; G. II. Fuller. Norridge-
wock. 81; Turner Boswell. ~: r. L.
ana o. J.. Parker. z1s; II. diIler, ISL:
u. e. Decker. 17s: AIpheus Gerald.
ass: Edsar Hunter. 47s: Ray Moody,
az Mrs. Vira Allen Robinson, 1sl:
l,arner bross. 1ss: Harry Fall, 100;
=. u. Gardner. Canaan. 1s7 Tba
toIai amount received at the cream.
cry is |s's'sA The price paid wa.
% cents per pound for the h,.,..