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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-01

Mrs. Arian Lowe Of Iceb0ro was
calling on friends "A town yesterday.
The Epworth League Of tho Meth
odist church will hold an entertain
ment and sociable this evening in
the church vestry. A large artsud-
ance il desired.
ence and Mrs- Percy Frost were ut
Lakeside for the day yesterday.
Mrs Herman Grey and daugh-
ter Alberta are visiting friends IN
Lewiston for q few days.
Arnold Totman and daughter Bar
bara left Last night for Chicago, at
ter being tho guest of Mr.. Totman's
mother, Mrs Emma Totman. for the
past few days
Mrs. 81. A Leighton Of washingtun,
D. c.. Is q guest at the home Of her
husbands parents. Mr.. and Mrs..
Frank Leighton. FOR few days.
Mrs. Bert Foss has returned to her
home in Albion. after being at the
home OF Mrs Charles Choate for the
past few days.
Algter Dearborn and Norman Nor
ton have returned from a month )
stay At East pond.
Miss Maria Mcdonald was tender
ed a surprise party Wednesday eve
ming at the home Of Mr.. and Mr..
Henry LaPiant ON Main street, N
honor OF Miss McDonald's birthday.
Miss Ruth Foster Of Lynn. Mass.
a guest at the home of Mrs. LaPiant,
and Miss Hazel McAuiey were tha
entertaining party. The evening was
passed IN singing and dancig. Re-
freshmets Of ice cream and fancy
cookies were served and ali left at Il
late hour after passing very an
Miss Gertrude Haines. who has
been the guest of Mrs. w W. Bige-
low for several days. has returned
to her home in Hartland.
Miss Matte Downs. who is passing
the summer at Squirrel Island. is
al her home for a few days.
Mrs George Page left this morn
ing for stay of two weeks al Ocean
Point
Miss Matte Canhayn of North Vas
salboro is the guest Of Miss Marion
Horne.
from Pittsfield after being the guest
of relatives there for the past few
days
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Pressy and son
Phillip Of Vermont are guests ar the
home of Mrs. Pressy's father. Fred
Q. Savage. Mrs. Pressy was former.
~ Miss Lizzie Savage
Miss Emeline Fish Of Brockton
Mass. is the guest Of Mrs. Lurintla
Fish for a few DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-01
Saturday and Sunday coneerts
HCL STILL SCARS
UP IN CANADA

Ottawa. Ont, July 3i-Despite
government efforts to reduce prices,
the cost Of living in Canada con-
unues 20 soar, The high prices were
cited as the cause of unrest in every
district. according to investigators
OF the recent strikes throughout the
Dominion.
Government officials stated that
the high cost of necessities was
responsible for the dissatisfaction of
thousands Of conservative working
men. They also asserted this sub
1ect gave radicals an excuse for try
ing out more ambitious schemes.
The average cost of g staple foods
IN o. cities N June was s13.72, as
compared with s13.53 in May, official
statistics show. In June. 1914 the
average was s7.35.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-01
OCEAN POINT

MrA = Wellman OF Augusta, who
was sfayfuE at the Gross Co Hoge,
VS. stricken with appendicitis yes
t1r0ay evening. DR. Bacon attended
and Percy HiIrs car carried her to
tho Augusta hospital. whore she was
Operated upon At midnight and Ia
reported to be doing nicely.
MrL r. Il. Cal and SON Frederick
have returned to Gardiner, after
passing a fey days with Mn. J. r.
Biatsdell at Spray visw.
Visitors at the Fay visw: NJ. and
Mira Z H Jenkins and two dAngh-
ter1. Augusta; Mrs. Minnie s. White
house. South China; Mrs- White and
sister, Ara. Philbrook, Augusta; Ars.
Pike and Miss Pike, winthrop.
Z. r. Rice ID here ON his vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-01

the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Mar
son.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Fowler of Wis
consin were calling on old friends in
this place Saturday This village was
the childhood home Of Mr.. Fowler
who has been for many years in the
West. The trip was made to Maine
and other parts Of the east in their
touring car.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Mansir were
visitors Saturday in Gardiner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Reed and son
Of Gardiner were weekend guests
Rev. and Mrs ]. p. Irving and
family Of Randolph were visitors
Tuesday in this place
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Peasiee and
family Of Alma were visitors in this
village, Monday.
Mrs. II. L Thompson has returned
to her home in Bath after a short
visit with relatives in this place.
Mr. and Mrs. e. W. Morang were
Sunday visitors in Chelsea.
NORTH-Miss Emma Green is the
guest Of relatives for few days II
Chelsea.
Miss Elizabeth Dunn Of Gardiner has
been the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Marv
Mccormick.
Mrs. Georgia Lint and young daugh-
ter are visiting at John Braley'S
G. q. Putnam was at Dresden q few
days the first Of the week.
+ Misses Hazel Sparrow and Gladys
Gordon were guests Of Mrs Jennie
Turner at Gardiner last Saturday. Mia,
Gordon remained for tina week and at
tended the Chautauqua-
The horse owned by e c. Taylor re.
ceived quite q severe cut On his LEI
Monday when the pole-strap came un
buckied. thus causing the moving
machine to which he was hzrnessed. q
run on to him.
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MONMOUTH

Union services will be held at the
Methodist church Sunday morning,
Aug. 3. Rev. ]. Roy Packard, a re-
cent graduate of Union Theological
Seminary. New York. will occupy
the pulpit. Union services will be
held at the Congregational and
Of August.
Clarence Judkins. superintendent
Of schools in Uxbridge. Mass, his
daughter ard friend were in town
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burke are TAX
ing an automobile trip to Rangeley
Lakes and vicinity.
Mrs. w H. Judkins and daughter
Miss Florence, who have been pass
ing tina month Of July at their cot
tage ON the lake shore, returned
Thursday to their home in Lewiston.
Miss Leoia Curtis il visiting her
sister, Mrs. Lawrence Emery and
family in Auburn.
Francis MacCrillis Of Portland is
visiting his uncle, Fred z. Blake and
family.
Mrs. Sylvia Thurston Of North
Monmouth in the guest Of her aunt
in Pennington.
Miss Katha GiIlingham. q summer
resident of Monmouth. who has been
passing tan days at Sunny Brook,
Long Island, NJ. T.. returned Tues
day bringing her friend. Miss Mar
garet Hynes Of Germantown. Penn.
Mrs. Bette Woodlong was a re-
cent guest of friends in Portland.
Miss Theodore harrington is the
guest of friends in Livermore-
Mr.. and Mrs. Maynard Foss and
little daughter Janet returned Tues
day morning totheir home in North
Leeds. Mr. Foss has Just returned
from overseas.
Miss Ruby Wheeler who has been
passing q few weeks with friends n
town, returned Monday TO Livermore
Fslls.
Rev ana Mrs. R. r. Johonnott of
guests Of DR.. and Mrs. G. NJ Twitch-
ell.
Miss Viola Coombs Of Bowdoinham
was q recent visitor Of Mrs. B. n
Woodbury..
Monmouth Grange held a business
meeting At their hail Wednesday
evening.
Funeral services for little. Rosie
Fssuia. the two-year-oid daughter Of
ME- and Mrs. Adam Pisuia Of North
Monm0ufh. were held at the home
Enursday morning. July 20. Father
Aesn0u Qf Winthrup ofacsntn6I.
Monday ufferun0u wvjxsl1. ,.a.-s---s<A
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-01
Mayor of Newark
Retails Army Bacon
At So and SO Cents

Newark. n. J., July 3l-Mayor
Gillen today opened the city's sale
of bacon bought from the War de-
partment. The sales were held in
fire houses. Fifteen tons of strip
bacon and half ton Of canned bacon
were offered.
The price was So cents for strip and
3s cents pound for canned. This
is two cent advance over the price
at which the city bought the meat
from the government Bacon Of
this quality is being sold at retail
shops. according to the mayor. At
50 to IS cents a pound.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-01
British Mines
and Railways Fl
nancial Invalids

London. July 12-tCorrespondence)
British railways and coal mines ars
at present financial nvalids. Both Of
these industries still are controlled
by the government. under war legis-
lation. Proposals that both should
be nat,unaiizsd are among the most
important reconstruction plans now
being agitated here.
The British railways are manager
By the new Ministry Of Transpor
with q guarantees Of prs-war prons
To the shareholders The coal &c
are opsrafed by . confro - r.,re
axes the compsnsafsos e -
ownera .,-..psre systems of ths
- ns .ss anenoi.iIy in ssni-
e.--s-~u6 statss the Minister OF
Sir Eric Gsddsa. recantiy
rid tina Husass Of Coulmnun. Tia
balance siIssf of fhs ru<IrunI1s fnr ths
soming ysars ~ hs fnEscnst it. WIN
show . lnss u 6rom &1Ina,0oe 10
ezS. moon. sgninsf N annual profit
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BENTON

The ladies' Of the Farm Bureau
will hold a meeting at Grange hail
Friday afternoon. Aug. I. Miss Ly-
man Of Augusta will give demon
stration On the making Of different
kinds Of salads. Everybody interest
ed is invited TO attend.
Miss Eta Thomas in enjoying A
vacation from the Leonard Clothing
Co.'S. store.
Miss Mabel Clifford has returned
to her home in vassalboro after
passing a few days with Miss Mar
guerite Hunter.
Mrs. Alice Brown was a business
caller in Watcrviile Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Laforest Hawthorn
Of Pittsf1eid were calling On friends
Sunday
Miss Gee Of orono is a guest of
Mrs. Alton Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Brooks of
Augusta passed Sunday with Mrs.
Abbie Reed.
The Junior League Of the Metho-
dist church held a picnic Wednes-
day afternoon at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. Everson Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Warren of
Winslow and Mrs. Goodrich of Wa
terville were callers Of Mr. and Mrs.
James Warren Wednesday.
The Twice Six Club held it's annual
picnic Thursday afternoon ON Mes
salonskee stream.
Arthur Smith OF PittsfieId was a
recent caller Of his sister, Mrs. VIII
lard Gilmore.
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Canadian WOrkmen
Lost $1,000. 900 in
Wages in June Strikes

winnipeg. Man. July l-Canadian
workingmen lost s7ooo0ao in wages n
June and slightly more than half that
amount in the preceding month, accord
ing to estimates
The Winnipeg strike alone cost the
workingmen several million dollars.
Board Of Trade officials believe the
economic loss to merchants. manufac-
turers and the public was at least 100
per cent more than the labor loss.
In June. the 50 strikes in Canada in
volved G,9l7 men. women and children.
The official estimate shows a loss OF
about 1,445.oN working days. The aver
age wage involved in the Winnipeg
strike was about IS a day.
In May there were "a strikes involving
7,6Ss workers who lost ss3.S6 working
days
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-01
CHINA

WEST-Mrs. Mabel Bailey and two
children visited at the home Of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Goddsrd
Friday. July Is.
Arno Little Is passing a week at
the seashore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren McCnrrison
were guests at H. p. Chapman's Sat
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Travis. Mrs.
Travis father, Mr. Tingiey, cf
Aronstook and Clifton Tracy were
visitors at Belden Tingiey's Sunday
Mrs. Bertha Mclaughlin and son
Maynard were guests at J. C. God
dard's Tuesday.
(. A little daughter arrived at the
home Of Alfred Wentworth on Mon
day. July Is.
Mrs. B. r. Tingisy was in Water
vile On business Monday
Carol Pearson was a caller at r
P. Chapman's Monday.
Mrs. Carrie Hesccck, who has been
in Massachusetts for q short time.
has returned home.
Miss Ruth Elliott In with her sig
ter, Mrs. Wentworth.
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FIRE DAMAGES
HOTEL

Lewiston. Ne. July 31-Fire about
$50 P. N. Wednesday did from $4,000
to $4,000 estimated damage to the
Exchange hotel. this city, beside en-
dangering the lives Of several en-
ployes and guests. Miss Florence
Campbell and Miss Nellie O'Keefe.
mattresses, and William hey, a guest.
were taken or assisted from the
building, nearly suffocated by the
dense smoke. The hotel IS owned by
George A. Murphy and operated by
Mrs ]. ". Childs. who has laid out a
large sum in returnishing- The en-
lire loss is covered by insurance.
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MADISON
World Beaters and Bolsheviki
Quit with Five Each at End
Of the Seventh - Congrega-
tiOnaI Church Closes for
Month

Darkness put an end to a hotiy
contested baseball game "Wednesday
evening on the Old Point avenue
sround between the North Arson
World Beaters and the Madison
RoIsheviki teams. The score at the
end of seven innings was tied at ,.
Deputy Sheriff R. E. Manson of
Gardiner was in town Thursday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chesley Moore, who
have been the guests Of their son
Frank Moore. returned to Brocktcn.
Mass, Thursday morning.
, Rev. John Harding Of Lonsdale, r.
/, is visiting friends in this vicinity
Mr. Harding was formerly pastor
Of the Madison Free Baptist church.
Miss Eva Spaulding, who has been
the guest of Mrs Anna and Mrs
Hannah Felker for the past week,
returned Wednesday to her home in
Augusta
w. H Gogan left town Thursday
noon for a few weeks visit with
friends in Cleveland, Ohio.
Mr. and Mrs. George Whitman #
Hudson Falls, n. Y. were the guests
at Mr.. Williams father the first If
the week.
Miss May Manning Of Nashua, y.
H, is visiting her sister, Mrs. Geor-
gia A. Smiley.
The ladies Of NJ. s. Perkins G. A.
R. Circle are making preparations 70
hold a lawn social at the home Of
Mrs. II. W. Frederick on Aug. g.
Mrs. r. G. Stanwood left town the
first of the week for a few weeks va
cation at Ocean Grove. n. ].
The usual services at the Congre-
gationaI church will be omitted dur
ing the month of August.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-01

The Ladies' Social Cfrcls az tlas Can
gresnffoual church met Tn11fsdzy with
Mira Rsnaia c. NcElroy Tor m zll-dny
mesfinG. In snsoyGbIs tiins 10 report-.
-
Ersryone interested In the matter OF
. public bafhhnuse In invited to attend
ths msefing to be held NJ the c.. n
Ha1ley pnbiic library ON Friday evs-
ming. Aug. I. ut o'clock.
Merritt Harris, who has been . guest
In Minpt-
Mrz. r. h Badger and daughter Mar
cia have gone to Pennington Tor . 6sw
days' visit. DR. Badgsr will Join tlasm
Saturday and they wiz then 20 TO their
camp in Kingdeld for the month Of Aug
ust The doctor has had no vacation
TOR three years. 30 fseis entitled to
have this much tina from his patisntA
His ofice will be closed from Aug.
until Sept. /.
Al. 4 Bailey has secured a fine ps-
sition with Il. p. Hood q Co. at one Of
their Boston stores. Mr.. Bailey was N
the shoe business in this tuwu for q
long time. selling cut last winter.
Mrs. Eta Carver is the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Clyde Bicknell, at Cam
ton.
Waiter Nutttng OF waterviiIe In the
guest OF his uncle. Percy Maxwell
Mrs. Sarah Stanley Nelson. who has
been visiting in town. left Sunday for
Pennington.
Mr.. Nelson returned to Boston by au-
tcmobile Sunday. being accompanied by
Mrs Mary Bailey. who viii whit her
sister Mrs. Annie Smith. at South Ac-
ton.
E A. Mason has had lightning rods
Installed on his buildings on Main street
Sturtevant & Bishop did the installing.
z. B. Vaughan has also had rods placed
on the buildings on Highland avenue
recently purchased by him Of Mrs.
Mary Gage
Mrs. Alfred johnson Of Portland is
the guest of her daughter. Mrs Har-
old jerks. at one of the cottages at Big
Pine Point
Capt and Mrs. G. 8. Heaiy and Com
medore II. A. Ashcroft and wife and
daughter of GrDton. Mass. who have
been passing two weeks with Mr.. and
Mrs. A. H Yeaton. have returned home
with the exception of Mrs Healy, who
will visit her brother in Pittsfield.
Lynn Savage Of wilton and Miss Saw
are Of the State House force were call
ing in Wnthrop Sunday.
Mrs. Mary H. Waldron of lewiston
is passing a few weeks at Old Orchard
Mrs. Alice L. itaine has gone tn
Farmington to be with her daughter,
Mrs. Ethel Pratt.
Robert v. Jackson and brother Archie
and Willard. were Sunday callers Of
Mr.. and Mrs ]. NJ Towle.
Mrs Eta Hewitt, Mrs. Maude Rob-
erts and Mrs. Marian Hewitt Of Bel
grade passed Tuesday in Lewiston call
ing on relatives in Winthrop on their
rturn.
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SCHOONER ASHORE
ON GRAND MANAN
is FLOATED

PASSPORT, No. July si.-The Amer
lean thrse-mastsd schooner Georgia
D. Jenkins. which went ashore ON
Big Dick island. Grand Manan, N.
B.. while bound to New York with
piiins. was doated last might, with
the assistance Of q Canadian lixtat-
house tender. and tcwed to North
Head, Grand Manan. The schooner
was slightly strained. but was ex-
pected to continue to her destination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-01

pEPoT-Mr. and Mrs. Gsnrxe L.
Baron. Roma. and daughtar. Mrs. Ba-
con. Belgrade Lakes. were sunday yis.-
tors at the home Of Mira La Baron 8
father. L 3. Wright
Mr.. and Mrs. Seth Wright were Sun
cay guests at the home of Mrs. Wright $
parsnts Mr.. and Mira smart. Augusta.
Mr.. and Nrs. waiter Akers. Belgrade.
came Sunday on the morning train to be
guests OF Mira Akers' parents. Mr.. and
Mra Gibbs.
4 horse. owned by John Stevens was
found In the morning cast I'm tho stall
and died soon after being raised to his
fest.
Mr.. and Mrs willard Jcrxian. Boston.
Mr. and Mrs Ashley Chapman and
Clarence storsr. south Pcland. were
visitors at the hons cf willis Dick-
ford Sunday
Mrs. Helen Lawnencs and son Harry
accompanied by fr1ends. all from Car
diner. were visitors &C ths home Of VIII
Ham whittier Sunday.
Mrs D w. KensiIl. Portland. was an
ever sunday srasf Of MIRA ]. z Denton.
Mrs. sophrnnia Giles. Rsadfssid Corr
nsr. was a recent visitor Of ME-. h n.
Garie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pert Hersom and son.
Oakland. were sunday visitors &C q. :
.. Brznn,a
Nr and MrA Guy Stsvsn& Gardiner.
Z. II Hutchinson. Portland. ana Miss
yewa Norton, LiNermore Balls. were
za,nsaw wuewss at thu hnxnA az m M
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on may nave an on Gay OCCASIONALLY e may follow cztlng too
from ovvur perhaps from when atgued
red feeling in the morning headache cold the early
unfit for doing his best and lead illness negec
There remey safe. and reaabie which should e
very household lo just such the and e.
Atwoods Medicine It may Be safely used by
from children those we'll advanced years. The best way
well Illness and easpoonui of this old
tandad remedy will often illness used the be-
inning of trouble.
Il 81 F. Atwoos Medicine relief for ck had.
che We have used in family for forty and would
along without it,. Miss A E. Leonard. Lacnna. N Fl.
Get bottle today and when needed. fifty cents
write send You free sample. The e. F." Medicine Co,
cortland, Maine.
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Only Few of Underwood
Strikers Return to Work

Hartford. CT. July sl1-A few only
Of 500 strikers Of the Underwood
Typewriter Co. went in when the
plant resumed operation today after
an eight-day shutdown. Manager
Rice said that those who do not re-
turn by Monday at the old wages
may consider themselves discharged.
About 100 workers in the John Tn
derwood Computing Machine Cos.
plant, after demanding more wages.
left today.
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EAST WINTHROP

Robert R. Drake Of New York VINO
with his wife is visiting F. B. Car
Isle at Robbins Point. is having 4
five pound black bass mounted
W HIGH he caught on Wednesday. This
seems like high line" fer this sea-
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dow Of Augusta have
been camping on the 7. NJ. c. 4.
grounds for a few weeks.
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MT. VERNON

SCCTH-Mrs. Rnfina B. Wood and
grandson Master Edmund Kimbail
have returned to Maple Grove Farm
after few days in Augusta and
winthrup.
Miss Agnes Capp is at home for a
vacation from her duties in VIM
tilrop.
Miss Della Porter Of Boston il Wis
Iitang her crusin. Miss Jesisva = Dsrl1~
Ivy Of tile Fiatns road.
Carl JEcnlass has purrhnn9 -
nz1aa a. tn Marntnn fArzn - =
s-spxs1fsm n
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EXTRA 500 PER MONTH
FOR LOSS BOTH EYES
AND BOTH HANDS

Washington. July Sl-A special act
to provide an extra war risk insur-
ance payment of $500 month for
Henry Bitter Of Dubuque. Ia, the on
ly American soldier in the war who
lost both eyes and hands, was pass
ed today by the Senate and now goes
to the President.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-01

Frank 3. Condor. secretary Of the
augusta 7. II. c. A. and q number
Oh the boys who are attending his
summer camp at North Pond, Bel
sfade Lakes. have been enjoying a
lew days camping trip in the vicin-
ny OF Byron. Mr.. Condor win I'm
sn his annual vacation this week and
VIII resume his duties at the "Y".
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Schooner Jenkins RsiIoatsd

st. John. N. B.. July 3l-The Amer
ican schooner George D. Jenkins.
pound for. New York, which went
ashore on Big Duck Island, at the
mounth Of the Bay Of Fundy. yes
terday, was refioated and lowed here
today leaking badly.
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special Agent Mounfford Of tina Fed
al Board Of Vocational Education.
s0ftiand. was At the headquarters OF
ne Augusta chaptsr on Thursday in
sGuct;ng tina secretaries Of the Homo
ee'V7ce sections Of the Red Cross in
aa vicinity regarding the changes in
ne law governing the federal boards.
Aev' &. W. Plant Of Garainsr..tn charge
u the after-care Of dissbied soldiers
saa sailors: Mis Julia Lakin, sscrsts-
y Of the Home yervice section Of thu
"atefNiis Red Cross; Miss Bertt,s
Tey Of the halloween Red cruw
.acn' ana Aiss Annie p. Hthbsr. .sr.
.stary Of the Home Service ssct,or cf
~ augusta chapter. were PRESENT n
- con1erence- A number Of di..hi.s
uscnarsed service men in thi. ..rttc,,
IRE n conference With Mr.. Nountso,,s
a,ng tAs afteEnoou ana sveninr .rs
zap. JcsspA nalans ana ssrxt. Hi..c.
20 OF aaruWhsgan. conferred With h,,,
rhts mnsning 1fr. lGpunt1ura I'm =
Tho Nsf5saai Saldiers Hone ~ -.
sus to coafsr with tn dischsrxsd -.
nes men thass.
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George n. Chapman Of Fairfield
was q caller Thursday at the court
house on legal business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-01

Chief Justice Leslie c. Cornish and
Mrs Cornish will 60 today to their
cottage at Pemaquid Point where
they will enjoy q months vacation.
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WEST FORKS

Corp. Harold r. Comber arrived
home Monday afternoon. Corp. Conn
Der has been overseas l. months and
was in the air service. A reception
was rendered him at the New West
Forks hall on the evening. following
his arrival. Ice cream and cakes
were served as refreshments.
Orrin e. Mckay recently under
went an operation for appendicitis at
Somerset hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. C. Durgin recent
ly enjoyed an outing at Troutdale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-01

Sylvester Poor has accepted a po-
sitton as clerk at ouimby's art store
for few weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-01

Simon c. Hastings Of Sidney went
Thursday afternoon to Portland for
visit with his sister.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-01

q. o. Walker OF Lewiston was q
bushes caller Thursday in this city.