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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-29
MUSEUM SUFFERS LOSS IN
DEATH OF WILLIAM
Z. BALCH

In the passing of William Everard
Balch the Museum suffers an ire
parable loss.
Since it's inception Mr.. Balch has
been it's taXidermist and all of its
Natural History collections are
monuments to his matchlcss skill and
infinite patience. With a love for the
institution far greater than for the
financial return for his work, he has
given the best of himself to make the
Museum collections what they arc
the finest in point of workmanship OF
rany in the country.
AS was most fitting, the simple but
impressive funeral service was held
at the Museum on Saturday after
noon, the Rev. DR.. Poole officiating
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-29

able imp is as wild as the pine scent
ed winds from the Western country,
and she digs a deep hole in your
heart where her sweetness will hnger
like the fragrance Of brian rose.
There is net a dull moment IN all
the seven reels and the comedy reg
igtcrs with an uniorgetable punch.
Even the cat, dog and squirrel give
startling evidence Of being high sal
aricd actors, and, as for Minnie Ha
Ha, the sauaw, she alone is worth the
price Of admission. But it's Mickey
that suanGlcs Us with laughter, ard
the Embarrassing stunts INDUCED in by
this acrobatic person puts Doug,
Fairbanks on the invalid list. We
have seen some sensational escapes,
struggles, fights and captures, but
Mickey sliding of slanting roof top
with the villain in hot pursuit, Is a
breath catcher of the latest style
There is contrast in the scenes, too
poverty in the West and luxurious
surroundings with high brow society
in the Eastern cities, and the large
production Is on d par with the story
Mack Scnnctt has produced a clas-
ical frolc that will bring joy &c
countless millions. If he never at.
tampts the making of another film
mickey" alone viii stand as mon
umcnt to his genius.
Mabel Normand deserves the graf
itude of the nation for her peerless
characterization. Her grasp Of thu
. eubtlctics Of screen acting have neve
been cqualed. Her expressive eye
and mobile countcnancc responded t.
every mood and Mickey became ;
living, breathing personality, vivillec
by the undispUtcd ability of this ad
orablc creature. At the Globe We'd
ncsday and Thursday.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-29
Evening Caledonian
TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1919
LOCAL NEWS
Established 1887

Jerry Hunt of Derby Line was here
on business Monday.
Maurice Moor and e. d. Marsh
spent the week end with w. f. Fields
at the Pines, HardWick.
Frank X. Boucher of Springfield,
Mass, is visiting his son, Arthur j.
Boucher.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred L. Narcotic are
entertaining MI. and Mrs. Frank
Cormier Of Orange, Mass.
Mrs. George Blakeley and aunt,
Mrs. George Morris, went Friday to
Concord to visit friends.
Mrs. Walter Lewis and two chill
dren left Wednesday to visit her sis
/ ter.
H. A. Powers has returned from a
two weeks vacation spent at Glou-
cester, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bernard Johnson
were called to Peacham Tuesday by
! the illness of Mrs. Bessie 3. Gale.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Coonarty of
Roxbury, Mass, are visiting with
Mrs. Coonarty's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
| C. Marshall.
Mrs. T. J. Cree and daughter, Doris
Of Concord, N. H, were guests of
Mrs. M. Z. Smith, Monday, returning
home Tuesday.
Edward Peterson was in White
River junction Tuesday on business.
Mrs. Carl Weeks and two children
are at Joe's Pond for a week.
]. w. Simons and Mr.. Bawden OF
Boston are travelling in northern Yer
mont in the interest of Lyk M Pol
ish.
DR.. f. Z. Farmer and family re-
turned Monday night from Yorl
Beach where they have spent two
weeks.
Mrs. L. Langlois left Monda,
night for Atlantic City to join heI
husband where they will make theil
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Prude Woods o
| Lunenburc visited their daughter
Miss Claire Wood and son, Henr,
| Wood Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Kaczcr motore,
| from Montpelier, Friday, to visit Mrs
| Cora f. Brigham. Mr., and Mrs c
4 H. Brigham and two children accom-
1 panied them.
All lovers at VIM. S. Hart will wei
come his latest Paramount Artcraf
Il photoplay, Breed Of Men" Ever
/ picture in which he appears is supe
Il rior in conception, treatment IN
/ finish to its predecessor, so tha
Il when "Breed of Men" is displayed
Il his admirers may be sure it is tn
II best i'm which he has yet been seol
\ 1t is a truly western story, tn
II scenes being taken in Arizona, Il
Il tho many were secured in the stool
yards at Chicago. The love clemcl
is charming, the support cXcellcn
and the morale splendid. M. H9l
directs himself, and comedies this
be his best effort. At the Please
today.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-29
NOTICE

The Office of DR.. f. e. Farmer will
be closed from July IL to August 8.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29
Senate Considers settlement
Informal War TOntrartS

Washington. ian ->-N.,a --e ore
0- ~ea--.lnG q ina. vote 1-for- 4G lnn-
: f:st rornor-aw ths senate 1evo1ea --n-
arae- "a -o -oHs,de-at.cn of tar nil
- a iaarsnn ana s-,l,trnsnc n .nfor-
ma va contracts. -he measure. vhiyh
Vas 'ra-n.d ar ~. -r1Il:t.--- affairs am
-rIt-ae As 4 substitute for he House
hill WAS attended 7 seve-a. MINOR ce-
all. An amendment 1v Senators Pom
-r=aa 1f ONO. when vas rdupfel,
wrnl4 authorize me ~rrcet...-v w Var
agpor- or ne amounts 4wa-d..d to
ur.rne tont-aC,ors among suo-cpnt-ac-
ors. The aEnenuneni also Will give
ne 1!aims " sub-con t-ac;ors priority
over those Of oIae- :-oaitorl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

otAe, rornrnlt.eernen VINO believed
ne question would nave 10 De ser ed
I ne courts. On ne ana vote as ar
ncunced nv ne committee -a-eA Dem
oc.a.s joined with seven Republicans
- ana ne qer-od II -enr:-oi N Da,..
=. and seven Democrats and one
F~on.h-ionls, opposed il as raev ae-
Sira,s extension tor =. .anetr period.
he ~o1e follows
Fgr - Repualicsas ~.xene-77r
Il caesa1a. Madden lll!arls- ~rathr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29
--E STRAND
Give Tell , I've Far. Metro Wonce-
Fay 'Se>-e, Strings" Mex: - ere
las. Chapter ~ e,e cyc.one West
err Ser a. "-arus -" ana Christ e
coneav -ocay anc ~amor-oW
- STRAND

0ne Il ne most attractive scenes n
'S-c-a, Strings ne Me--1 produc-
ION sra-~nc Olive -ail wa.c:l VII De
-novn 4: ne Strand theatre IN
Wednesday, anG Thursday engage
nent : swimming pool II great
hea4--- -v-lcH 3 situated IN the nag
-.-icerc es-a.ag 3f CAPTAIN 1e!na-
anuwr -9 1a-ne Is -Ao "c9rp-r King. =
The pooi s 3ne oi ne NOS @.aoor-
a:@ = ms court-v ana : made aX-
c.uslve!r u whit -ua-oie. Il covers
7ea-',v la.t 2n acre of ground ana 3
If va.~.cE 6aptn-f-orn -a-s-a %
-we!ve cee: The wafer supnlv s 50
arranged maj ne swimmer can aare
he Aa.h j, any am p-ra,-I--e desired.
Otas~ scenes raken On MS estate
we-e II ne music -onr. = WHICH ne
tremendous 7rgal s seen. ne stables
dIiea VIII Thoroughbred horses. ana
ne g-.cat-i! vacn: .v.ns y a7caor \
he 0ay oeyond.--AGv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29
Garaine- crarae

-hvr- was IN 2nasua.lv a-ce at:enG-
l0ce Z; ne -egu.2r :ns-e,.:g u Gardner
Grange MONDAY evening 4au consider
,.oIe important ous.c ess was --acsac: 81
5r1;ae- 2a!pa -lCw1E vas 4.ec.ed
assistant steward . e. ne vacazc- -
e. BY ne death ot Brother Harold
Waite. winch occurred snon after MS
-sec;.on o MS office Sister Aaoel
Sw.., was a.=c:-d .ady assls.an. stew
al
This was ne s-s; meeting 0: ne ~sar
ana al ne new officers ware present
re worth .tc-I-e- furnished : sno,-
program consisting Of -ruslc -aaa-
ngs a1d AIS or ne members on aow
% ,nc-aAse 1t attendance :, Grange
meetings
There ~. De vo-k y he @-s: aac.
second Ieg-ses a. ne mex; regular
meeting
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29
SatMt MAKES
Them DURABLE
Sc-These Soies Save
You Shoe Money

aave 5ee1 wearing -v saoes with
NetlIn Soles near ! ear. ana -7ev
1-e ao1areaI.v It Is sooc condition IS
N--.a2- bought hen. written 4..Cusl.
as. oy Z Il. Cooke Cflcs.-, EE.
F-aoca
C-iv Nea.ia So,es -3uic e-Cure .ast
.lke ms Tat -nev 10 50 Is oscac.sa
y. ne .oug1 --raCi.:cv 2-iit --ro -:25--!
~ szla-I,-lc process. p II voG-
sl2a oils cow. ouv snoes VIII --lesa
ing wearing so4es. Trey r1--le ::
-.2a-~ S--ies :Q- -ae::. Tc-na-.. nc
:-,.lC-a-.
Rz1a-.De--Ne3l.1 Saiez IT tla--.oie
nc Waterproof. -oc. enc ar avl.9.3ie
eva-vae-a tC- -a-ollng, -AeT I-e
mace ~ ne Gooc--a FL Ire j Rub
De- CO. .Ak--3-. Ono, vao als0 Make
W;ng.oot Eee.s---ara:!ta@=.1l- . Ot:t-
weI IL 9.aa- lea.s.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29
EASEMENTS
Another Double siiI To-Day Johnson
Opera -ouse-Sauiine Frederick
ara E.nei Ciay.on-5o,.1 Big Fav-
r'.es-Ten Reel Program

Eiae. -lay-on = The Mystery
GlrI." or Eenrge Bar McCutcae0n.
This s Paramount picture. AS a
cor- pa-1on piece . Ills pnotoplay.
Pauline Frederick vii De seen =
''C'u, II ne Shadow aoot1er Para
noun These NO features complete
double Dill sucn as eev -1ea--as
would ..11k 2t producing.
Friday and SATURDAY 1nds ne ar-
~ popular WAN Marin n Ter az
asI picture. Jane Goes 4 Noolng, :
n iva oa-s: Jewel Carmen n ne
Tex feature The Ta.ien Angel. nd
:Ie ~ comedy The Village
~hes,-u: This makes -va!v= -ae.s
n al and -,e -eE-la- Bargain Pro
ram Nex, va@s 5nds re Monuay
ana TIesdav nl-I car.iler WITH ne
1lc sp-c,a. TIE -avel Case W.:
54Ila A--al.- IS E1i-a C2va., ne 2e1
C~oss 7urs- his DIE spectacle :
1asaa n ne X man -Ie Germans
shot = maze ne NIL -.use with
4 cheerful -:n.si.. Fad Stone u ne
.a.nuus -ea-n. Montgomery and
stone vii oe sean 4 ne ~ r.--us
~-rraace -r1de- ne -p'' Same
S1nail pr'caS Al ne me. The Sii-
~Ar A.ng vii Dc 4.so se=n 1eX:
Waaa a.-4lN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29
japanese Clash
" it'll BOlsl.eviE

E.adivnsto.. $aturcia~ Jan =. : -
~ A ssz'Ciated F'-ess4 - d gisUps., --rope
al Mazorova. NJ me Zeva --v+- uur-A
~ B!a=ursst- -aensK. NIX" dashed wit
3 shevts; fn~-es numbering anou, m
c1ratnE 10 -a2or.s --.ce.vea here. -hs
Ia 7a4ese iost Two h.i.el ana Z vounu-
81
Russian police agents a-~as,e1 ssv.-a-
5olsnevists and tool. therr o IaZonuva-
3ut me peopic uf me v,llaEe acterrnteT
- -escue hem .'apanese su->es ON
"a III the IEa1iuE. winch lasted sever1.
hours Seventeen Cassacks Terr A.
.urea or the Bolshcvists and ,wo 5a,,-
anese wer- drowned while trying 70
swfm he Zeya -ver.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29
SAYS STEVENSON
Is ENPLOIE OF
FEDERAL GOVT

Washington. Ian. A-'-ha-rn1n
.ve-naa # -he Se1a:- committee r
--a,:r.-,1- -ng zter-7a2 p. na-a14a. 4r-
;..el -ae Sena;a -oua. me sta-n-
:ne-- I Src-at>i,.- Baker ma: A-~ni-
oA.a : Stevenson VINO -acen,.v su.'-
n.r,-a ,o -he comml,-ae a ST q,
2r-rn nen- p--=ons W 1e 81 &. ia
-ad.ca, 3r nac.as7 v:evs- aad aeva-
oc=a an 91fc.a. r --nriaye + rae
n...,s.- intelligence service. Re
senator read .e:;e- --am re New
E1-k military intelligence 1ncs ;or
varied ne va- depa- -ec. asking
,la- Stevenson 81 ne arnpa-aal4
s=-c.-or W c:I.le1 - d w.,c.s ny
Ie ccrIrlt- f.e-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29
To Observe 18th Anniversary
Recrorship Rev. Plant
At Christ Church. SUNDAY

I mex; >unday- and AondAr vi oc-
- -. ---s annlve-,a.--' I ne -ec.or-
snip Of rev Rooe-, x Plant ova-
c:1-,s- caur-a Z -h.s cly- The even.
IS unique n ne anna-s q ne 1iIT MS
.o-r ana snoula oe q interest," aor only
o -ra-r,ne-s Il ne 7a--sr1 NIX . al
ora.- residents ai Gardner IS val
-!3ls even, Will ~ a7n-orraIe-v ob-
se-v=d m SundaT ana Mondar ana 70
r.lese services al Will oe cordially We
corne. ne public generally oeang invited
n Sunday morning holr rorr-nuniun
w,I! De onse-ea al ~ COCK -nu-1-
lr- worship with sermon a; I.a %
be sollowe5 by holy communion.
4. me evening se--'ce q. clock
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29
THINK PRICES WILL
DROP - PER CENT

chicago. Jan. &--More t-IAl -
manufacturer articles were lIsp.D j
here touar II ne exhibition of ne Man
ufac-ure-s ana importers Association
Of America. ne isl OF produces -aag-
ne .-nrn 1Airpins % seal coa,s- A ber-
Levv Of New YurE. president J1 -ha
assoc:at ton saiu .Ia, n MS omnion The
sra Of higa pr,ces would soon pass ana
IN many cases ne drop would oe :. Pc
e~0-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29
RICHMOND

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---.aa.a- -1esGav- evening
NJ, .-6 ~ .7-.... -,e..4
NE WEEKEND VII --.4-.v5s i ~
-=-r-ue.
The II Gers Of E.c.nooc cage. y
ID, : = q :. v=-e installed ~acAc-,v
oy Grand Master : Peabody. Is
sisted by Cisr-,ct Deputy 5:-,ad Mar
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29
REPORT TURKISH
CABINET RESIGNS

SA.1n.l.i AoDC.--- AN @ = A."o- jill &
. ! se.-ll-nt..c:a. sra.e,nesl, sslea hs:'a
re TURKISH CABINET headed by -ewEE
ASIA -Es -asg.ed as d -esult u al
LED demands -aac Turkey -esru-e prop
a--~ aa--ed lwa~ during ne var from
occupied -t---tor-es and cease ca----tnE
out .ast,c measures aEaIns- Creeks amt
4--nenla-s j : sad liz, he Suita~
VII 1a-.z:pa:e II ne work ~ -aron-
s.-lc.:rE ne caOIue-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29
STANDARD OIL co.
PUTS Up PRICES

Nav YORK. Jan z--ae Standard 0l
a. II New -1-s ,o1a- advanced t;le
~-ce ~ -afined ner-oi-urn ~ e&7or'
ore -ar; ! gallon -nah.Rr asses = :
-r-,s. -a-Es Y -srrs ana stanaa-1
w-.:e oa--~.s - CENTS
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

= Stewart ana Sons. the rorT-ac-
-o-s engaged II MAKING ne eon-
rreIe bu-menc m ne Name Cent?.
Tor 1-ie bridge aVe- '-obbussne stream.
nave completed 1ne Ha-t ana mare pc
GIN re work II 1r.-.nE ne 7l,inE
H0r re -arrn.QCer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

Angelo : Johnson 1!ed suddenly
Tuesday n rs quarters Z q. ,
re was born n Providence abou, =.
vars ago E5e enlisted \ Cn- =
MASS. /. a. MAJ cp -ss4 ana vas
,.,sc aarce.d Sepr. S. lSsa He came
10 MS Home f-nrn WEYMOUTH. Alg.
10 $40
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

Sca1. Bros * co. aav. purchased
ne building numbered 46 dam
Avenue and arr II make extensive
repairs, When completed -aey wilI
rore heir -eac marker e-orn =
present location 70 Their new oullu-
.n-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29
= SlNA- AND -N-y
-otta J. Darling
- =AMcus
1S' chic Wonder

7-u <aro-aoiy KNOWN
2~; View England, ,as cv
"@4c,t 5~oTtsec 20 -erasn 4
c~-e" ~ the Johnson
'-a -a-- ne
= = -s's you everything
-te-es- fo- you 70 know.
- --o-1 Mrs. CARING -ne
- reg c.ea -re War Ncuc
2s'''a -re View Year.
s - zea . make 80.
-I,ce 1ours J 20 -. %
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

= Roya. NelgAborv : A-ne-. n
& aoid is installation oI 1ricerz
--r.lsr svenlns. @,,a. 20. AL mem
= 21I otherwise. solicited c-ric.
- 3~.-- cake
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

me years a-o taey We're hauling
snow of The Gardner and Randolph
bridge. Today ne shedding over
ne covered pa--t Of he structure IS
-aiher hard and hauling some snow
N the sr1Gge would improve lie 20
.aC
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

5oE7 GOODWIN -@r1!--2e-r : --escay
morning rom : Rand @.,e- pAssln.
re Ia -ae-a n matters Z ! 3us,-
ness -atI.a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

I, aa lrs. Fe.er :. For.er, VINO
I've 60 -tslt-nE relatives n -a.s
d. ~f-:-.--,ei -lesGay 70 t1e!r nome
, I.ra~" Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

E-F -agar Lamb. 1.-s Haze
rs. M--s, william JaI2es 2a1
l-s lHr=v james nave -a.urael
II ma. vGera -tv ware called
r: 14a.l = her -nut2.-.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

saar-'ce roihrr1 was I waa..
So: 4, the nome ! Ter 3ryrr-
,,''--' E-nk!ev 2aadoipn. ana
:"' Ms George Ea-canL N-a.
a.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

=. -.-.-.-l rla--un FOR ne Lass .
e, a. VII pc y:ver Lbs WaG.es-
ar 1s--.g i. Christ church parish
.r-s+ - 80 . clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

!. ~Is.oess meeting = re E7v7--N
-e.a--Je = = Methodist ..-u:'-.. VII
Va 1e5 = -1~ 2.4-sl ra-e 1, -..a
-.ock -r.-s<.i.-- evening, AL --1e:.l-
re,-s .-a 1--ec - 2.-a-C
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

- Raymond. wao mas oen.2
r:e-r=a : Gardiner for ne pas.
= - Monday for Mills. Mass,
5e-r =. q ~ arpicved
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

M- and Ms J. u. Robinson.
sc:looi sr-Aet ana Mrs Cha-ies Il
Gray. Brunsw1ck Avenue we're pas
stnsers Tuessiav fer Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

i7ar-y 3. En,neit II South Bos-
aon- VINO mas been rislEng n Ran
colph. EFF Tuesday for Bangor. 10
Visit relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

..- -.-4.-n. y Gardiner Lodge.
Thursday evening
I'D. b 1e WORK : large e
..-.:..t : 1"S--ac
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

'7--r-'Aa ssa-s sar "Cver ne TOP. ."
E -'- y : 7IvsrsaLis1 Ladies AID.
r. ara-ne1 W-dnesdar morn
1ason Opera House Box
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

- Z. Jones caves Warnes-
.aucnstc- Mass. where sne
81, lel' brother, Iearge y
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

.. x oca. .ce nan. as 4
.-.v ". sc-api-g IN ne ice
~ ridge
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

re =a.loven 5e.e,'-len- >oc:e-~
w-I, -,a4F .t-s1a~ e,t@-a--,oar a. : 40
vi. Ms FORAGE Turner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

Miss Grace REYNOLDS Ter. -nes,rx,
cor Cldtown.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

-o1.d i Boston was ca.}-
- p = EMS Il -als CIT
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

. l1 VII nee- Thursday
= e. 5lrs. Lillian small. Shel-
e-~7 good attendance : Ie.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

-- ia.-s --lea n2lga, #
-r...f. ytra among The 5ur-ot-
- = his c:,E Tlesdav
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

~2l. Knights NJ Co.
,.i... officers ms
, -. Ref-eshIue1ts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

---.. VII returned -lesda-' :
: Mass. Where ne WAS
-..t I MS mother
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

-C,aa was passenger
-..ra-rn rnrd.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

~ v.n n Ellis returned ~
=. New f-ave.l. -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

.s. .l~, z-er-er, / Horne e
""r Na,a vIsIt0rs -Ies-
.r1.-~-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

tz Harold E,..'4s ~,
as.. r.slI With relatives II
- Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

- 10 meeting n Peil
-.-T II y eC2es1ay ev-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29
LEGAL Notice

1a1c.ar Lass II = ! A. nall Jan.
q Z. II =
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29
Gardiner Local Items

..... Gen + Belfast was call
....., 5a-1.ne- friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

>@wcG ( -4tCnfeIG vas
:s s.'9r II -7e c;1T Iies-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

Il lis s --" -@es- Ii -4r 1lIgt.tsr-
Mrs. I. : -la-E : ms c,.-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

-7E IA Ac-ne -aaa-~a s7- me
1a- -r~ Ia7. a1 -1a gran -,.ad
~-,.-s r0a--a- 1rnd4c..or "---er:ca :
A2sr'A,. n. 41~l1ca :, 7r-cas.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

~a~ Milton. Mass. vas
4r1iaer friends Tues
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-29

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-19
Grocery Specials

Golden Crisp Potato Chips, pack
Macaroni and Spaghetti, 3 lbs,
SIC
Clam Bouillon, bottle, 19c to 43c
Early June Peas, can. 15c
Pillsbury's Health Bran, package.
13c: dozen ............... S1.5O
Hecker's Pancake Flour, pack
Welch's Grapelade Jelly, glass,
2sc
Vanilla Flavoring, 3 bottles. .23c
Pure Strained Honey, jar. sec
Lutz & Schramm's Baked Beans,
Pure Black Pepper, lb. -. .29c
Marshmallow Creme, jars. Csc
Burnham's Clam Chowder, can,
DC and 21c
Pure Goldfish Flakes, pack
Kream Krisp for frying and
shortening. 17-oz. can. ...... 23c
Steero- Beef Bouillon Cubes, doz.,
Pure Italian Olive Oil, pit, Csc;
quart ..'.... Sl.4O
Red Seal Lye, can lie
Sunbrite Cleanser, 3 cans. lie
Wash Soap, 10 bars. sec
Austins Dog Biscuit, lbs. ESQ
Basement
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-19
EASTER AT CHURCH

Liverpool. Pa, April ly.-The
Methodist Episcopal church has pre-
pared a series of Easter meetings,
for tomorrow in conformance with
the program outlined by the Cen
tenary committee of the church. At
$50, a Sunrise and Praise Service
will be led BY the pastor. the Rev.
r. f. Fleck. At 9.15 regular Easter
program in charge OF missionary sup
erintendent, Mrs, Sarah A. Ritter.
will be delivered at the Sunday
school service. At $50 the Centen-
airy Easter program, in charge of
Mrs. Minnie Williamson, Mrs. II. f.
Ritter and Mrs. Maurice Shuler. will
be rendered by the Epwood League.
Miss Puera b. Robinson, n member
of the league and at present a mem
Der of the WilliRmsport Dickinson
Seminary will give nm address on
THE Power OF Christ's Resurrection.
Special music by the sunday school
orchestra with George Y. Miller as
director will feature at all services
of the day.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-19
Masked Man in White
Gloves Cuts Girls Hair

Amber. Pa. April 1g.-Enterlng
the second floor bedroom Of pretty
- arah Paladine, 10 years old. the belle
cr the Italian colony o. Amber, a
masked man WHO wore white gloves.
forced the girl to get out of bed and
to cut off part of her hair. He then
bound her with q rope. gagged her
with the hair she had shorn and
scratched both her arms With Il
needle. He then cut off the remainder
gf her hair searched all the drawers
Il a bureau in the bedroom. but took
nothing, and escaped when he heard
noise. climbing through the win
dow he had entered.
Members of the household say II is
an Italian belief that Il a lover can
secure a portion of the hair of the
girl he loves and can scratch her
until the blood comes. he will haze
her in his power.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-19
SURPRISE PARTY FOR
MIR. AND MRS. WEIGEI

LcmOynC, Pc, Anril ls.-A NUM-
ber of friends surprised Mr.. and Mrs.
Lester Weigel with "A kitchen shower
on Wednesday evening. at their home
on the State read north of Lemoyne.
\ pleasant evening was enjoyed and
refreshments were served, Those
present werei Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Weber Mr. and Mrs. David Weigel.
Mr., and Mrs. j. W, Walters. Mr., and
Mrs. George Weigel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Walters. Mr.. and Mrs. Les
ter Weigel. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hess.
Mrs. Minnie Walters. Emma Weber.
Mary Wolf, Bessie Williams, Helen
Weigel. Mabel Walters, Jacob Wei
gel. Arthur Weber, Charles Sutton
and Ralph Walters,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-04-19
BRIDE 21; GROOM Sc

.Sunbury, Pa, April 19.-Accord-
ing to the records in the office of
John /. Carr. clerk of the marriage
license bureau OF northumberland
county. Miss Alice May Carl, twenty
one, O daughter OF James Carl, Sham
of Jacob DeShay, fifty-six years old,
also of Shamokin. The bridegroom
to-be's wife died July Is. of last year
the marriage license register says.