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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

The deatn OF John T. Glew occurred
al his nome Friday after a long i'll
Tess Of typhoid fever, during which
he has been great sufferer. Mr.
tIiew was born n Richmond. Nd.
~ wears ago. the son Of john and
Annie Hinton Glew. and has made
his home N Fairfield for about nine
years be was employed as a fire.
Liam at the Hume q Newhall mill
lie Is survived oy 4 wife. Edith Lou
gee. ard four children, Lawrence
arlene. Leland and Carlton: four
steers. Mrs. Sarah Mitchell Of Hol
is. Mrs. Fattle BrGtIon Of Ridaew9v,
Pa-: Mrs May Wrigley of Californi in
and AirE- Fed Townes of Gardiner
and nephew, Edward Hanson of
Pii-sfield. The funeral services werv
held YESTERDAY afternoon, Rev. E. M
Holman officiating.
Mrs. Lydia Shaw and Miss Ner,s
ackson have gone to Bar Earbor.
" here they will be EMPLOYED fur the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Rrittun ann
daughter Betiina of winsiuw, were
tie guests of Mrs. Br!tton's parents.
Mir. ana Mrs. George strong, yes-
rertiay
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

Tune H-Chanse of time on Boston &
Maine CenfEal railroads
July 1-Pre- var rates resumed
July Maine Board % State Anes.or.
IN session. Ea.h.
July 4-CeiehrAsion for returned mi.
dier1. westnrouk
July w eicome TO returned soldiers q
OF Ossippee and Saco Valley at Cor
nish.
July 7-I2-Cunfsren of school superin,
tendents Of Maine. Cast;ne.
July Sang 6-Summer school n Bate,
college,. lewiston.
July s-Wasning,on welcome to sol
dierS.
July s-1p-Me. Pharm. Asm. annua
meeting at Sineo.
July is-AuX. SRnrai Tsachers' train
ing school. CAsrine-
July c4-K- Of P. Field day ar Portland
July D-Sagadanuc County ". c. z. Z
convention. Bath.
Aug. E-G-EASs Livermpre campmeef
Aug. S9Eastern Maine fair at Ban
Eur.
Sept. s-ls-Central Maine ta,r al Water
Sept D-is-Masns State fair q, Lswss
TON.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

oilI HAAr APPRANa IN Ren
oloooGD PLAY
SusFo Oeea Saoaos1nn" n Ar<psuR
p'sturs Of tass Bssssse caiihra q
nsgaisr ~; it Gi~sa ta,s Msma
SkaP All KINDS ef Chances 10 Shs,v
His Skill. Psths cnsnsdy Aiss .
Foaturo
Vel. he's hack a1ain. il Hi Hart
There u only one Of tina mama. the fa-
nous William g., Who can shust With
either hand. ride anything thar has four
OF mafe legs and throw a rope better a
all thu rest- Yes. Hiil 10 hack and he
VIII be seen At the Cninniai thaatre to-
day in rp-sneSseF of a western drama
called Square DEAF Sannns.un.'' II
looks al Il the & h. O. sign would be
hung sut IT the popular theatre.
In several of his rncsnf hifnn, Mr.. Ha-s
has duMed chaps ana aix-shuefesa. m.
pearing as cunvict in one. and in an.
other leaving the western plains frr tn
asphalt of the city streets Bur INV
he's back IN harness. astrlde a t,usty
horse and with his wisie-hrimmed ats,-
son atop his head. He riots through
a AsiSA-Sr l1iH- rs I0il 10 Inc 0rIrn of 6c-
ucn. excitement and hsrzaic deems. Thar
ere lively scrass. quick shooting, all the
Characteristic incidents Of life as il was
lived IN the yesterday Of the Southwest.
Thnse who caro- for action piled in
action. true 1--we and the code OF honor
o. The far west; Who rcvel IN scenes
which snow the everlasting hills and
the deserts that stretch into miles in
every direction; for the strange ann
sf,enpus aife of the cpwtuwns, the COM
nunities where man live and die har
and are either very honest or very evil
will and II all IN Square Dea! SAT-
ierson"
Ann Little is leading woman and the
only woman in the cast Lambert Hill
Fer wrote the scenario from Charles
Alden Seltzer's story in ArEusv. He
and Nj Hart directed.
Another texture on the bill tosiav vii,
ne ripping good two-reeI Pathe com-
eoF called "Fistuis for Breakfasf'' tina,
mas laugh IN every picture Another
ephscde IN the Lure Of the Circusr vii,
be gwen as well as another popular
K;npEram.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30
Beauty Hints for M,iady

Don't eat your meals quickly; thu
causes indigestion and red now.
Application Of zinc ointment viii
lake away the scars and redspots EFF
by severe pimpies.
Tight sieeves and tight finger rings
arr a frequent sourr. of rod nlndE
and the only remedy fer this is 10 re-
move the irritating cause.
For a shallow C1u, plexion 6rinK ne
juice Of half lemon in 4 glass Il
hor water a haif-hour before break
fart It cnr-ects the sluggish liver.
For the hag.y appearance under
he eyes rub gently with the tins Of
The fingers dipped n alcohol After
ward massage in the same way with
c, I'd cream.
Vinegar applied to the fare and
neck will remove tan and t-eckies
Glycerin. lemon Juice. water and a
few drops Of cnrbolic acid used on
the hands and arms will mike them
white.
Bushy, Irregular eyebrows should
be brushed lightly with a cameI's
hair brush dipped in olive oil. The
same Treatment il good To- stiH and
harsh eyebrows and is said to make
them grow.
A glass OF hot water bsfre brsak-
fast il Z CLEANSER and tonSc for the
entire system. Fur an oilT, graaoy
skin. squeHze half lemon into the
varsr: drink without adding suEAr
A clean SKIM in one Of rl1o essentials
Of good healfA and beauty. and moth
ing conduces more to this end than
frequent baths and BRISK rubbing.
They viii do MUM 20 hneu the skin
soff and the WINNIE bo4y Vigorous.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30
Y. n. G. A. NOTES

Tuesday and Thursday Of this
week will be given ever 10 teaching
girls and women I'd swim at the !
NJ {. A pool. The regular hour for
the class instruction on tie DAYS s
= o'clock in the afternoon. Also pri-
vare lessons may be had by making
an appointment at the W office.
The boys swimming periods are AZ
o'clock in the afternoon and in
the evening on Monday. "Wednesday
and Friday.
The Y. NJ. c. A domitorv has been
a very popular place for vouns men
since the war closed. Many of The
former rouners are back and a9ain
occupying their old rooms. Every
room at the It" in occupied nearly
every night. but the man a. the deEk
always keeps a list Of roums in pri-
vafe families On hand and In con-
stAntiy sending men out who wish
such -o0ma.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30
GOLF RESULTS AT
COUNTRY CLUB

The mixed foursome held Saturday
afternoon AT the Augusta Country
Club brought out a field of 40 play
ers. The lower scores were we'll
punched but the higher scores jndi-
Gated that either some af the plar-
ers were hardly in form or that tiit
Handicapped was a pnor dgurar.
Mrs. Edward Rand and Danfurti1
L. Nash led the 70 couples compet-
ing IN both low gross and lew net
scores with aS-i+-S:, the bogev for
the course. There was a double tie
Tor SECOND low net between Mrs. Nc
Arule and Mr. Nelson and Mrs. Ear
nekov and NJ Fits Mrs. Owen ana
M. Allan had second low gross
score.
The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

osSeroo8 ooeTooo - tho June Tasvn
The following divorces were de-
creed al the June tasm Of the Super
|ior court for Kennsbec County
CeiAnire RothieF of WasArvllle
from Joseph Roufhier of lawrence.
Mass. Cause, utiar assertion.
Eusenia BRIGHAM of Winthrop
from Edward FL. Bridgham of parts
unknown. cause. hailure to provide
AIbina l. McMnster from Forrest
A McM2ster. both Of Gardner.
Cause extrene cruelty, cruel and
abusive treatment and neglect to
provide.
Clara B. DAY from Arthur E. Day.
both of Augusta. Cause. utter de-
serrlon.
Fabien Duiron of Augusta from
Constance Doifon of parts unknown.
cause adultery.
Ruby Landry of Gardiner from
Frank Landry of Orono. Cause.
failure to provide.
Willard A. Creasey Of Augusta
from Cora l. Creasey of parts un-
known. Cause utter desertiun.
Minnie McAllisfer from Guy 8. Nc
AIlister. both Of Clinton. Cause.
gross and confirmed habits of in
tnxication.
Blanche Lazort Of WateEviIle from
Francois Lasott Of Manchester, n.
e. Cause utter assertion.
George Boyd of waterville from
Helen Boyd of Oakland. Cause.
aduitery.
Er,na K. York crum Ralph G. York,
both Of Gardner. Cause extreme
cruelty.
Lula r FTrnt Of Manchester from
Harry C. FIynt Of No. Adams. Mass.
Cause. gross and confirmed habits Of
iuruxicatlan. Custody of minor child
given to mother
Carrie Annie Trask from George
Wilbur Trask. both of Augusta
Cause. failure to support
Annie M Ober of Windsor from
wfnfield :. Ober Of Massachusetts
C~e, support
Aa1re NJ. Crockett Of Augusta from
EMrv Crockett Of Farmingdale-
Cause. extreme cruelty.
J. Estella Robinson Of Auburn
frum Etnes. H. Robinson Of AUGUSTA
Casase. aen-SuppUrf-
Ada Fl. Dreamer Of Gardiner from
Hector l. CreaIner of Bath. Cause.
extreme cruelty. and failure to sup
port
Harry c. Horne of ". Gardiner
from Lem I. Horne Of Bath. Cause.
ADULTERY
Alice r. Sullivan of windsor frem
Charles Sullivan Of parts unknown
Cause, utter desert,on.
Ava M. vigue Of vassalboro from
Henry L. vIsue Of waterviile. Cause.
extreme cruelty.
Edith E. ChiIds from Oscar Chilos.
both of Augusta Cause. non-sup-
port and extrene cruelty
Car. H Gilman Of Augusta from
Emily NJ. Gilman. Of Massachusetts.
Cause. cruel and abusive Treatment
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30
PTTTSFIElD

Nj and Mrs. Elisha Whitney and son
Oscar. who hare been visiting Mrs
Whit-eys sister. Mrs Frank FAIR
banks. have returned 10 their home IN
West Earnpden.
A very enjoyable meeting of the I'M
ver,sRlist ladies' Aid society was hel
IN the church parlvr Thursday after
noon with large attendance II being
the last meeting 70 be held during the
summer The hostesses were Mrs /.
NJ Robinson. Mrs. Clarence Tyler AMI
Mrs. N l. Damon. DAINTY retresn-
rnents were served
j. T. Kingsley OF Augusta. State ALL
.tomoniie Inspector, YVES N tuwn Thurs.
day.
Mrs. {. H Varnev of Unity returned
10 her home Friday after visit n
town with relatives
Fred Crr of Wafervilie was in town
Friday on business.
Mr. and Mrs r A. Noble and son
Ralph. accompanied by Mrs. Noble 9
father. Edward DAVIS OF Fairfield. lsf.
Friday for a stay at the Noble cot
tRge Of Great MOOSE puna.
Al regular session of Somerset
Lodge. No. la. K. Of P. heiG Thurs
day evening, the rank of Knight was
con erred IN candidates The follow
ing ofIicers were elected for the ensu.
ing reRr: E. c.. &. &. Hanson; Y. c.
Henry y. Fernaid; preIate Fred 3.
Dow; z. R. s. Harlow 4. Prescott: n.
r, Allie Atwell: II E.. l. T. Rantletr:
N W. ". Z Fercival:" NJ A. Flor.man
Gardner: I G., Albert Cook; O. G., Yer
non Walker. Harry z. Johnson was
elected deputy for the Pittsfieid district
Car Fernaid was IN Belfast on busi-
ness Friday
Donald Humphrey has accepted a no.
sitlnn at the Berry pharmacy.
The Pittsheid band gave an excel
lent program at an open air concert
on Main street Friday evening which
. was enjoyed by a large crowd. The
next CONCERT will be given wedues-
oaV evening, July . on Main street.
T. 8 Tucker and Charles Parnons.
paymasters for the American WOODEN
Co.. at their local miliH. have re-
| turned from Boston where they have
been To attend a meeting of day.
masters.
Amos J. Melvin left Saturday for
Lowell. Mass. for a visit in the
home of his son. WILDER Melvin.
Jefferson c. Humphrey was in
Oakland Saturday on business.
Edward Bottnmley. Sr.. who has
oeen boss finisher at the Pioneer mill
OF the American WOODEN Co., for sew
eral month";. finished his duties here
TINS week ami left Friday with Mrs.
BOtfomiey for Boston.
Paul c. Harria. who has been visit
ing his parents. Rev. and Mrz E. r.
Harris. since his return from over
seas. lsft Saturday for Lynn. Mass.
where he will resume his position
with the General Electric Company.
Mrs. T. E. Getcheil went to Au-
gustA Friday for WHIT with friends.
I'm D. Clark left Saturday morn-
ing for q whit with friends In
Brooks.
Mr.. ami Mrs. " ". Cook and Minis
ElvinA Written Of Oakland were in
town Sunday calling On frisnds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

Harvey Pastasnn. Who has hsm
cverueas 1r sswHua RnafhA has -
rurned to the puns uf his paEsmfa
Mr.. and Mr.. George Patterson Of
Western avenue.
Raymond vaxney. who has hcan
serving IN the Q. 8. navy. has re-
ceired his discharge from Srvice
and has returned to h:s hnms ON
High street. .
c. W, PlaisteA Of Stevens Point,
Wis, Is At the home Of his Nrz. VIII
iis Ksene Mr. Plaisted hat come
East TO live for some time.
Mrs. W n. Hail and daughter Mar
tina have returned from Clinfnn,
~hers they have bsen the guests of
reia1ivaa-
Samuel Wing has returned tram a
trip rhrnngh Massachusetts and New
HampxhiEe.
Henry Johnson. SON Of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles johnson. has gone to
ST. AlhanE. where he viii visi; reia-
tiyes. Henry made the trip "a his
hicycse
Minis Sunhie Mcdonald and MISS
Eltha Spinney have gone To Eagle
Rock Inn. Kennebunkpu-t. wflai~
they VIII De employed fo- the sum-
mer
Mrs. Daniel DonneIly ard dauEh-
Ter Margaret are the guests Of
friends and relatives n Bell'n, ". 4
Mrs. Bertha Clifford is in S',owhe-
gan. being called by the SERIOUS III
ness af har father
The firm nf Clark & va-rey have
dissolved partnership Mr.. Clark sold
his interes, "a Mr. Tarney. who will
remain in the store and Arthur Saw
age will be on the team
Joseph Reed recently underwent
"a operation for appendicitis at The
Augusta General hospital and is re-
ported as being in a comfortable con-
ditiun.
: nr. Morton NangiTI. VIII, has been
passing several weeks IN New York
with friends and relatives has "a
i1lT'ned 70 the home IF his sister. Mrs.
o 3. Ames
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

Ae2' F-1uay viii he the Fourth.
Pa t-om wsa. in heard about the
'-'As u ne day many Augusta
"pie VII 2ian IN pass thu day in
COUNTRY or az the senshore. II ID
'haoie taat there win be more or
e 'acket m the night before"
a. Mere Is 20 be no celebration
any nature IN Augusta, folks will
= % 81 elsewhere 70 and one.
- Aialy many people will 60 to
'hasor. vaich has celebration,
a Of WHICH includes some
se -Ac:ng. and which should en-
an afternoon Of interest to
VIM Ike To see the steppers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

At the Augusta Country Club both
tennis courts are being put in first
clans condition for the tournament.
which opens At the club July 4rh.
Over 30 contestants have already en-
rolled. Any members of the Country
Club wishing to enter the tournn-
a ant should register with one Of the
csmmiffee or at the club before July
End
The tournament promises to be the
fastest ever held in this section of
the state. Among the contestants
are Governor Miiliken. the old Hafas
player, Mayor Martin. the turDez
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

Maine Central Institute. They hAye
many friends who exfand many felf-
citations te . lnQT Hsdded Hfe-
Ar Hnc1uk4 - U-onatneuA IN tn
fst BAilogn CArs a14 Sfil lsavs ~
Friday nr CnliHurntA- where. Nm
Hnchsft win pedn him later.
Mr. and MIN AaF Akia. - WI
lard slnd danghfar 1knY sf OAkian6.
were in town 0anaAv. Unests Il II.
ana Mn. JnEsno uU1d, rar1 ssrSgl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

A distinct Improvement in the pusa-
ton Of laces and ezntroideries il told
Of in New York market A. IN
many otner kinds Il merchandise, tn
bent businesses il being dome in the
hsing taken wsli. n-um aA aeupuntz.
especially real nliefs and neai .'vuin.'
There is also a d1mAnA fepuE'tsd FOR
filet eruchsfs. Stocks are said 10 be
light generally. and TIE must-wanted
iacea re high in prioe- In the em-
hrufnc3uB Tn huik e q onnnd =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30
The Tax on pipos

And now ii comes around 70 Al
gustA smokers. with otherA. that the
man whp buys q pipe with a gold
feY1ule. or one of silver. or imira-
tion Of either thereof, VIII have q
pay a TAX On that feature Of decura-
rion. Speaking On the subJsct the
Bangor CommcrctRl OF SATURDAY
said:
"a ruling has been received at the
Bangor Internal Revenue once aG-
viEng that pipes having fe-ules Of
geld OF silver. or imitation thereof.
are taxable At five per cent Of the
retail selling price under the 1evefry
tax The majority Of eastern Maine
dealers selling pipes fitted with gold
or silver have not been collecting
this tax. and as il went into effect
on April l, IT will be necessary for
them to ascertain as nearly az .,oss'-
bic their sales for April. May and
June and pay Eve per cent On the
gross i.aIes 10 the collector Of inter-
mi revenue at Portsmouth. n. H
Returns fnr tina month OF April
must raach Portsmouth on ar before
June 90 To avoid penalty"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

ne Interior If the First Baptist
Gufch Sunday school rooms ia 70 he
oscp'ataa during the month Of
vi anu when The church services
e'h aEa,n the first Sunday OF
ustN me members viii be well
sato BACK % rooms which viii Je
saAag ano inviting. The large VS.
n a. Eel! az The slnaue- rooms are
oe included n the work. The
Purca vii De closed during the
Ponih o. July and the Sunday school
Eng ne months Of July and
lurus,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

suauav was a big day for auto
(ooies, and but very few Augusta
enpf VINO 1wn cars missed the ep-
p-,zu.y Jttered by the fine weather
y M enjoyment of a spin. The
h.r2ga t-arel by cars owned out
b. q. Name was also heavy, parties
asslns t;..uug:l the city On their
a. u lpper sections of the State.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30
Harry Carey Makes His Debut At n,
Colonial

aaf1y Carey 10 coming That in
somefhinE for winch the lovers of mo-
ton pictures have bean waiting. That
ne has been secured TO appear at the
Colonial theatre IN Tuesday is another
tribute to the new management Of the
mouse FOR Carey is 4 must expensive
card. He will be seen IN the stirring
Universal film Popped. which offers
him all kinds Of things to do and he
does them all. Handsome as Aosi;o
and as skilled AZ the best Carey is ala.
an Al actor, and this Aim is said u
he better than anything else he nsu
dpne.-Aliv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

said. "and made up our minds tAHf
we'd do thu same thing TO thu 1rst
German We caugiit That MINT we
found rwo Caravans hifldea IN q hakn.
We nAA On thnm ami tlnaa % they
were hungry We gave them hreaA
We sssld NOT Do whaa rhsy ID far
We are mot thu sams race."-Exwy-
6n6fYsa M1Rnzfna.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

NJ er.3aratul'e for the past two
E'T has hardly been that Of stand
tr summer weather. Saturday
Burning Thermometers registered
FuM - TT - degrees above seFo.
pa trust was repurted in some sec-
Pnas ami both Saturday night and
Baanfy morning were about az cold.
RI he closing DAYS of June, when
|hs Veatner is supposed TO he at
Fas; comfortably warm. SATURDAY.
nf sunday mornings were q trifie
kilr.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

d Fgyrt. the former captain uf the
bowou7n tennis tenn. G. A Partridge
che Of the present holders az the In
tsacoilegiate doubles championship.
heouure TefreaUlt. infefchnlaetic
champion OF Maine. KimbaQ Fisher.
/" state doubles champion, and ufAEf
I.layers of note.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

Mrs. Fred c. Cunningham and
daughter. Iona and Mira. Everett
Cunningham of Churchill. returned
Wednesday afternoon on the 80
train from Portsmouth. y. H. after
week S visit with relatives and
friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

~ Unexpected quite frequently
p''eas al the Office of Judge Lam
N'e' al City hail. aud Saturday
p''4he The nudge had a call from a
-'ea y seven or more boys who
@e1 here because Of the corn-
~ a man whose automobile
Aao held up on Jenersun
- and would not allow 70 nam
ause ban game was thare IN
Il was CLAIMED that the
would not get out Of tho street
AioW he chr to pan. but the
anally succsedsd in doing 20.
'osh as his car went BIZ. one of
onrs struck the back az tn chr
stick No legal action vas
oF ne nudge. but the hoys
even TO understand that ff
lung of the kind occurrud
Mere vuuid be conseuuenu.s
&c them would net be exactly
plsaEant nature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

The .sngest Gays of the ye1r 1s1s
are now q thing Of the pasf and t46
hours Of daylight hare begun I'd
shorten. They decreased one min
ute lA1r Friday. and By In cinss Of
the month. tnnight. they win have
decreased thru minusea. They are
Decreasing It about the rata Of q
miuufe par day
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30
? summer change Of time on

| III summer change Of time on the
eins Central went into effect at
b. ms Monday morning. and some
-ns rams now leave earlier than
|ro-dinE y me old schedule fact
bic. pappie will do we'll 70 remem-
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NOTICE

sos,s nlcipAl omcers Of thu CITY -
n ~, ordered thai n h.~~
ti,ion ne n bird Monday az Juir >. ,rs
ben H., .. Kew. Paul Buhrur ma 1' n
r the vacant building o1, =
~ ths ,,, Iced OF Califnrnia sitn.s.1
aahtnr.nn s =, of Northern Ava ss,1
adiuarsna ~. IN the City Of Aueusss
Boz unrie. ant, and dispnsed az a. 4 nut
I. = Rer,s,.t..i me provisiuns Of Chan. =.
1naAd2Wkn
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The steamer Islander carried quite
a party of Augusta people on her trip
Sunday morning down river some of
whom were going TO the Islands for
The DAY and others 10 remain over
the coming holiday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

Earl Harvey. VINO had been EN-
ployed AZ Bath. has concluded mis-
work Il that city and returned on
Saturday 10 his hume in Augusta
Il is Understood that he will enter
the employ of he Cushnac Paper Co
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

Mrs Edward Rand and
D. L Nash, Ss u 80
Mrs. q. z. Barnekov and
W I. Fits. 81 q 40
MRS. F. J. McArdle and
J, Z. Nelson. az 81 In
Mrs Blaine Owen and
H a. Allan. .. - az
Mrs G. P. Cannot. and
f $. Woodrnaa. Sc .: -
Mrs. J. Z Nelson and Q
Z. Downing, 90 7s AZ
Mrs 3. z. Either and ".
q. Williamson. 20 "A a.
Miss Emily Stinsun and
F. c. TYSON. S. % az
Mrs ". e. Weston and
P v. Hill. az an AZ
Mrs. c. E. Downin. and
n. S Weston. 81 IA A.
Mrs. A H Str1r.ey,nr
and G. r. Gannett. 80 y. a.
Mrs. H L. Fishan and
Blaine Owen. - "a AZ
MrE. ". 3. Williamson
and e E. Rither. IS - -
Mrs. P. Y. Hill and c.
Kinsman. ss 7s =,
Mrs- F. =. Pu-snton and
F. Dennison. 50 g =,
Mrs D A Nash AMI z,
Rand. - -.
Mrs. C 3. Carter and e
l. Pishon. = ,e =
Miss Mildred Campbell
and c. P. Paine. = >, 5s
Miss Alice Johnson and
F. j. McArdIe. Is - IN
Mrs G. L Andrews and
c. 3. Carter. n IL ss
Inc Challenge Board is furnishing
good fun and the rack fairly bristles
With the red challenge cards that in
dictate that someone is after the man
ahead Of him. In The matches PLAYED
on thus far DR.. TYSON was SUCCESSES
ful in keeping P. Y. Hid from tax
ing first plnca away from him. ".
L Fits has defended number four
position twice. first defeating Frank
Dennisun and afterwards Z. A. Al
Ian after the latter and DISPLACED
Mr. Dennison from fifth p,ace D L.
Nash after defending his ouE,tiun in
number nine against n. 8. Weston
moved on tn number eight hr best
ing W. T. Johnson. W 3 William.
son moved forward a position By the
failure VI G. p. Ganneft TO meet his
challenge and c. e. Downing kep.
his place on the board br defeating
H s. Woodnan
In addition 10 the tennis -ourna-
ment Planned for the Fourth of July
a golf team match vii be held Per-
ley Lawrence and Billy wfliamson
will act as captains and will select
teams by the Old scrun hasebai1
method NJ choosing sides Great run
is looked for as PLAYERS who are the
greatest rivair viii be pittad against
each other- II is said that the win
ming team will eat lunch a. thu ex-
pense NJ the losers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-30

Seth Williams National Relief
Corps. No. IS. will hold picnic Tues-
day al Togus. Members ara request
ed TO take the 1--30 car and TO bring
picnic lunches.