davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1919-08-22

l. l., where they were among the
guests Tuesday evening at the large
dance given by Mr.. Clarence Mackay
to present his daughter, Miss Katha-
rine Mackay, to society.
Mrs. John Callan O'Laughlin and
Mrs. H. Morgan-H who have been
doing almost continuous war work
since the United States entered the
conflict, have gone to White Sulphur
Springs for several weeks visit.
Mrs. Tom Williams, who has been
abroad for more than a year and is
now in England, will sail from there
for home on September 20. She will
be accompanied by her son, who has
been attending school in England.
DR.. Williams, who was also abroad,
returned some months ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe
have returned from California and
are at Fern Cottage, at Hot Springs.
Va, for the rest OF the summer and
the autumn season. Mrs. Calderon
Carlisle entertained yesterday for Mrs.
Howe.
Evening star., 1919-08-22

MR. Gerald Do q MY snA AGfes
IsabeIle Nay are ats Southampton,
Evening star., 1919-08-22
Mrs. Baker Gives . Cup.

While Mrs. Raymond Z. Baker is
visiting Mr.. Baker in Washington
plans, are carrying on for the pony
show,to be given ct Recreation Park.
for which she has offered q silver
cup for the best pony in the show.
Tho Judges will be Henry Living.
ston Lee and David Z. Dana of the
Lenox colony. and Henry Fairfield
Osborn. jr, Of Garrison. N. T.. will
mittee includes Mrs. Edwin B. owen
Of Stoekbridge. chairman; Mrs. Phil
lips Blegden, Miss Kate Cary, Mrs
Raymond 7. Baker and DR.. Henry P.
jacques Of Lenox.
The exhibitors win include Mrs
Baker: Mrs. william 3. g. oriswold.
Mrs. William B. OSgood Field. Mrs
w. Roscoe Bonsal Mrs Anson p.
Stokes, tr.. Mrs. Henry McBurney and
Mrs. ]. Macy Willets.
The Swedish high commission, head
cd by A. r. Nordvall. which has been
in the United States since Juno, 1917,
has closed its ofnoes in both Wash
terday for Sweden. Mr.. and Nine.
Nordvall were very popular in Wash.
ington during the year or more that
they resided here.
Much interest is taken here in the
Warrenton horse show, which opened
Wednesday and will continue today
A large crowd is attending. Many Of
the exhibitors are OF interest to
Washington, among them being Mr..
Arthur H. Allen, Warrington: Mrs.
r. r. Barnett. Warrenton. Va: Mrs.
M. M. Maddux, Warrenton, Va; Mr..
Frederick McDihons. Upperville, Va !;
Or. A. c. Randolph. Bluemont, va. !;
Or. A: c; B. Portman. Warrenton.
Va: DR.. c. 8. Carter, Warrenton, Va:
Mr.. william C. Seipp. MiddleburE, We. !:
Maj. Paul c. Raborg. Washington; |;
Mr.. c. H. Smith. Warranton. Va: Mr..
W. r. Wilbur. Warrenton, Va; Riticor
Brothers. Oatlands. Va: Mr.. Brian
T. Whiting. Marshall. Va: Col. c. p.
George. Wsshington; Mr: Irving H.
Potts. Gordonsvtlle. Va; Mrs: J. c.
Skinker. The Plains, Va. and Messrs
Lindsay and Randolph. Boyce, va.
Among the boxholdera for the show
are: DR.. A. c. Randolph, Mrs. Fred
McElhone. Mr.. Arthur Allen, Mr. E.
B. King. Mrs. Cooley, Mrs. Oscar T..
Crosby. Mrs. Emory. Mr. w. W. Drake.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. King Stone, Mr.. w.
Cen. 2: D: spilman. Mr., G. H. Smith,
Tell. Mrs. ]. B. Nash. Mr.. r. A. Me-
Intyre. Mr.. p. R W. Barker. Col. John
= 4osA. NJ, 4 chamcerlain. Ar, r.
0soouA NJ. Lsstss carow and aEss
M. Gerald Do q my s.a Nm.
IRAhAyIA Nav
Evening star., 1919-08-22
$2.25 SMOCKS
AND BLOUSES,
$1.98
$1.5O BABY
DRESSES, CSC

Soft finish nainsook. lace or
embroidery Jokes; full cut; In
all sizes.
Evening star., 1919-08-22

| 2 clasps, double IN
Iger tips, all colors.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

The Bowers population 10 iAreE
AND the class Of men il better than ~
any time during the last twenty
ears. the Rev. !. @ EaiItmpni.
c-airnar u the board II trussees
and superintendent u the Bowesy
Mission. declared recently IN New
York
With The passing II many of tn
saloons. The proporrIon Of de-efic-s
tbs laIier 20 less han per cent, h
SAID Between Houston srreer ans
Chatham Square there are oniy
twenty-five saloons now, compared
% an average IF one to- every TWO
stores lsu Years ago.
Al average Of 900 men drft into
ne Bower each week Dr.. Ealfi-
nord estimated. most IF them ccn-
scisatio2s ro-Kingnen unable 70 ct
houses are flied ID capacity each
night. he SAIL While hundreds Nj
,.uag-- men e4tnsr wander tHs
streets or fnd some nakesnlft ounk
each night.
We are being forced 70 start an
other bread line. ne went ON.
There are 500 ner. At The ver-
east. all II hem wiling ID work.
E.1o would line I'd for Z czp ~ Co5ne
and chunk Of Tread al ! O'Clock n
he morning BY feeding The breea
..as Al Thai lime ne lake care -
hose VINO are without lo9g1ng Re
well as without fooa.
ap9Et y par cent are gohiess pc
cause .lseg- -efuse 20 accept WAGES
,Jwer than those received durrng rse
war While = nlgnI seem that the~
are responsible Eo- her OWL paigrs.
-ter arr -eaiiy less % olalne for
hese conditions Lkzr some of the
employers We are daily eneounIer1n<-
--asy seem 20 -firk d nan On the
bread lins siloGId DC willing % work
Tor almost any EaEe.'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

Packard Of Readaesd- ID Mrs Nellie
= Peari of Resdteaa
EEEe- Brown eSyx- IS. Laura Cooper
Of Winlhror- R /. egg. q. ME-. e E
Ward Of Nj Vernon Turkey eggs. IL,
Fred Packard e Rsazassd-
Fancy work: Isz On knit sweater,
Mauds S. Morse Il Readfread. LIST
on ceu1e-p5ece. -st on travelling hand-
kerchlef case- md On pillow slips ami
1sf on embroidered liable cover. A. =.
Eawiey Of Realfsid Depot: Isl N
siosooard scarf and LIST On pillow
slips. Mrs. Nellie Packard II Read
fed r F D. md N cap and Isl
On Tag, Lillian Mants- If Readde4G:
1sE On crochsIea chair tidy. Nellie J.
Pearl OF Readheld; Isl IN work bag
Mrs Frank Horn IF Winthrop: mi
on croche- vo.1e and ST on apron
lace. Mrs William Cunningham =
Gardner. r 2 D, ST On COLLECTION
c-oche4ed lape. Mrs Cunningham: -S-
N kjnstngtun work Alice H Man
te- II 2eadhsi5: 1sI on fancy CAP
and 2rd on fancy Dag, Nauae :.
Morse u 2eadaslc: st On fanny
yoke. Mona Elliott: 81 IN c-ochets5
napkin -.ngs. Sadie :. Dunn. u Real
field
Paintings ana draw1aEs: st N III
painting. Z L Crosby II No. Nayne
Lisce lIanaoGs: Isl On ElA-. French
narkeI cag- made b. blind French
soldie, 4 2. Hawiey IF Reaoaela.
IId n three pairs stockings. A Z
Eawfe3-- Isl on lantern l4rs- Ella
Maxim Il Winthrop 2. Ne .: 1st
on ol1 Russian brass. :. z Wells
II Nc Wayne Isl N German off,
cars Helmet. EDDIE Hutchinson z.
Reacfeld. box Of rabbits. arthur
Smith II Winthrop: 1sr IN guinea
Digs ana young nix goats arthur
Smith. blru houses Elwood AMI Rob
81 Neal: 81 On hius. -ed am greel
eyed Persian cats. Mrs Fred Pack
ara. -.saGhe3d. collection u beans
Isl, Laura Cooper
Flowers st IN daIlias- 2nd N
giadieI!. 81 IA xelas. -si N holly
hooks Hrs. Fred Lsavi1r Of Real
field: md on bouquet. Ella \. Nor
cross u Winthrop: st On gtaaio.i
c. n Wright % Readfsld. 81 N
oouuuaE. Virginia Flied; 81 0r as
teTs. Mrs. Oliver Hathaway u Win
throp. st On Jegona. Lillian Leigh
-on q Readhel1; -sf ami M Oh
naI-goid- Isl on eoreopsaes, 81 or
panS,e.s. Mrs Frank WaaIe3ga u
Readde.d P. 7. ..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

r-c-a. d.. Oct. the tollow-rEg
r-s lssued today from re Office Of
--sr.cs =. Woods director Il ths
lana aEr-1Il.tural experiment station
-ecc.
u SIS -1o potato feds oves lar=e
~raz n A-nostook county we're 50
-zr4.g populated 10y pant IKE tAai
= migrating swa-ns ale u he
liner aaw about 7 ,h-cA CLOUDS n
- ,hasa same insects Ove- Duca
he szus as-z have been 50 scarce
-1i Il would tuke . day COLLECTION
III q ez14 with lEEn.
- Maine ACr1cu4 turai EXPERIMENT
zt1c- MS given L GOOD deal y al
5-...ca % t7a potato apt1ld- BU4let-a
g. ---.1srrd n 1915 contains a fun
1---t u -hls nest Is rnfsrtAiic'E1s
= h0sr pants Briefly stalled the
as-cse Il -he -:-E ana green pt'-
..- 4unlG : Is Eo-.l|s- he insect
w--te-s 9n the ro=e Il The egg
re eIrst Two spring genera
rs fccd rg,-cn he Trtse. he sacond
reese aeye-a-si-1E WI 3 md M
..-..-.- ~ ---rleszs plants FIR the
--,rr-.-7 Ma4ue he most s1Enlfi-
n ..cse l,e..- tl5e i.alato- Upon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02
Maine Agricul=
tural Fairs 1919

The following lif1 Of cafes tor Axrf-
Cultural fairs n Name FIR The season
Ct -sis aas oeen issued 3y ths Depart.
nsnt 81 Agriculture;
L4tcatela. 0c-- =
Aa1ns stale Po,neloKlcal. Bangor. Nov
Il. &. "a. a = -
Altcs state 9oE!try Assn Portland
Der. :. %. I. z
Ane-oscosE7n County, L-vefnoIe Fails.
sept. 70. Oct. :. -
leeds. -eeas Center. Oct. :.
New Gloucester and DarTTiie. Upper
Gloucester. SEPT 70. 0c-. I
Freeln,-r Poultry Assoc.afic-.. F-eepnrz.
North Ellsworth Far-srs Club. Norm
Ellsworth
Keanesee County Fair. Readneid. ssss-
%. Get :. -
Lincoln County DanArscotta. Sept %.
west OXFORD. F-vebErs. Sept. 70, oe.,
/. =
western Main. Poultry Assn. Norway.
Jan g. :. s. -see
Soioz- Soior Oct. =
Bangor Poultry Association. HaAc1.
Dec. & 10 q.
Pisca1Eu GINS County, Foxcrpft
SaEdanoc Corr-y, Torsnzn. Or. a.
L. e
Somerset Central skowneszn. Sept =.
TranaIIjfy Grange Agri. AE.n. Lnsoan-
VILE. Oc-. =
YuTk County Poz,trr Association. San
focn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02
COMING EVENTS

Sep G9-,1c-. limited Baptist cocye--
tioa y Name al Augusta
'lc-- --g---Aalos MUSIC Festival coz
ger-E. Bangor.
OCT. 6-7-Dist71c- convention Of Rotary
E!ubs 2t augusta
0c- 6---Aaln= Music Festival. 9oo--
Oct. s-ll-7hr1It wesk observed or saw
LnEs DIVISION Of IE11A.
Ber-ran l. Smith y Superior DIR,
o. Fenopscot coF-ty-. Bangor.
Oct. a Uzrte-Iy meeting Name P13-
l.sr.=-s AssCc2AIio- II Portland.
Oct. >-Anu-oscogE1n Comfy SZoGa :
Scooo! Association Il Lewiston.
CT. 81 elaeDec 1o-Ic--a - -leaAas-1-
iF-L-. --ee[-cgg.
z. N AunEIrr. Al 4ewls-ul-
Oc- s-l1-M4l2e Press ASSOCIATION ar
u-z4 -=@L-rE al Portland
Oe-- - 0i1uDls day.
3c- ---s-se Zl-.-z1-sll4sl u Diocese
OF. -.-36Nal1e Federation Of Won
- : E1aps ana View England confer
e-1e o. ei1o women al Portland
Occ. -4-;6-ial1s State SGa-2y Scaoo!
Assoc.ario1l. Po-, }aud-
Oc- l5-lf-State Board exam-zLioa o.
nurses al g a. Il al state House. Az
~ .Ist@@. ,x-sa-ra-ss- animal ,.o,-.s,
hcys ara g,rts c-Gos. Ssowhegzn
Oct l--I4-ftancozk AErl2- contest.
ooys ara girls c--1s. Ellsworth
OCT determination candidates FOR
Annapolis at West Po-li. ? =. l. -
Post QEce- Portland
Oc- 1s-Se- clocks lack ne ho-r. Day.
lLznt SAVING ANS or TINS rear.
Oct. .S-Nalne STATE 5eaierE Assoclafic1
zn-ual meeting a. state House, AL
Eusia-
Oct s0-s1-lla4ze Teachers. Convention
Nov. -..-Fo7o-a Grange :, North Al
-Csts-
NV. -----Laioe genealogical SOCIETY,",
Maine Dalryras- Assoc.z alton Name
seq Improvement Assoc-alio-- Maine
L1-e STOCK Breeders AssoCalic- and
Boys ana GIFTS Tubs AZ Bangor
Dec. -1-P70u-A Grange Al Acroo--.-
Jan Il. -o9-Sc-c-A Grange ~ -aRC-
chester. lAlrES1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

admiration from all The premiums
were awarded Is follows HAn6som-
est. Class A. Virginia Bates Mrs
Clara Brown. Augusta r No );
Class 3. Huber. Brooke. Nrs. Cara
Brown Blues1 eyes, Class A. LII
c-nda Blake. Mrs Cara Brown;
Class B. Mildred Arlene ~ adie,gh.
Mrs. NJ G WaoleaEn. SffIles1. VIM
CHA Curtis. Mrs. Earl Curtis Small
est. Christine FogE, Mrs. Samuel
Fog. Nolsesf. Mane-ta Media Jew
EFT. EaItesf. Class a, William E-reSf
Bragg Mrs Elmer Ser-y. Wiu1hTpp
Center; Class 5. Mary Harriet Wood
Mrs Horace Wood Joiliesl. Edna
Grace Wadlslgh. Mrs Doris Farm
ham Wadie9gh- Blacklist eyes vio4ez
Tuner. Mrs HaI-v Turner. Cr3iesf
hair. Mr. Cse--r1de SAdg;ev. Mrs. 10
land Sedg.ey Straigh1est hair. Class
a. Warren Williams class 3. Law
renee Ir-ing. Mrs Carl Irving, Win
th-up
Here ara There al the Far
The iUdE1rg # al q The hail eI-
h1ults took pIace -oday. In al classes
A44- EAA4B4-S were 20 70 -Ll- As4G-
high standard and especially prnss-
worthy were the displays Of fruit
4nd vegetables IND fancy work The
canning dlsp.ays vor Nth t2yo-a-
Liz comment.
Every minute was 4 Busy 0ne On
The midway and business was boon-
ing through Lhs afternoon. There
was q great call fo- me refreshments
served AZ he several stands ann the
games # skill and Science held forth
With their usual popularity
Al evc1: 4 ttls. afternoon was he
contest for -ha beautiful cents--1lsce
81 aIc1 wGs 1l,1aIeJI to he Kernsbac
Agricultural Soc,e-y by Mrs HawieF
Z Reaahald. -he wzu1r- vas -ars
Alice Fa-1r3m
The Readaeld 1alr - 1918 WIS 4 blE
success, dGe .GTEsIy 20 the h1rd WORT
Of he Ulcers md heir efforts werc
rewarded by he large attendance on
BOTH 1ays ana BY ne great interest
ana enthusiasm manifested The
president II -ha fair vas Ellsworth
:. Peacock q Readfeld ana The 9th
~ officers weye: ice president. Leon
. BU- = Winthrop. treasurer.
Fred a. Na!ks~ = Rea6held: rus
tees. " ?. Walker. Il. :. RAYMOND
ana II 4 HunI. Feaofe4d. supar.n-
teodeaT ~ laE. =. " Crosby u
Ae-ts Hin
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

Th7s t5zn can boast u some
1eaTT n1tte-s. with Neptune. Max
II Lanpher. 3let he1 and Young
batting over the 3o9 mark and the
,'c1zlzl1der IF ths team coming close
~. Maxim. Neptune Young and
Carter lead II extra base ciouts.
Mclean ard RelIley secured the
larEesT number OF free masses TO
.--st base. Grover played the en-
ire season without an error chalk
Il l-AnSi him Williams and Brisk
lIso we're there with tae sIicE work
with averages ClilE,rg close 20 The
.SB9 mark
Al association g being formed 10
promote I basketball team TINS WIZ
-er and another baseball team next
snner- The supporters Of tn
local team are Interested II the
ldaa Of forming an eignI team league
Z MS section Of he state TAXI
season
Record of Games
Nav s0-Pittsnaid o. Dexter 9
ftorfeltedl. al Dexter June IL
T7,ts-ie.id 3. Newport at Newport:
Euns o1-PI-tsla3d =. Newport ,, Al
E7srrsaeld: June -2I-tsEeld 5.
Gardiner ! Al P.Ttsueid: July4-A-
N.-PI.ts1eld ;. Newport ;. AZ New
DOT: July p N-Pit1saeId g
7or- q. II PittsheI5: July l.
F7ittsEeld /. Dexter 6, Al PIrtsneld;
July 1--Pi1tsf7eld {. Ear-iau1 :. al
75Irsheld: July -9-PittsEeId :. Dex-
- g. al Dez1-cr- July -S-Fittsae4d
.. Oakland g al Oakland. AdE- =
Pictsheld = Dexter ]. II plttSfald:
Auz S-3'IttsnlId -. 0rono Al
Crono: AuE s-Pjttsneld :. 3. x A
Eovers g. al Dover aug % Pits
He3d J. daI-laud - PIttsas4a;
A-z. l--3iIts-le,.d g. Newport @. IL
Ns-wpa.r: Aue 3--t'ttts1t,ld = Oak
land a. Al PiItsheld AuE- S9-Pitts-
Ee.d :. Dexter Il Dexter: AUE- 81
To:tts1z.d :. Newport - at Newport;
Sep. --PfttSeisii q, 7. - z c p
IT Great Works. Sept. --Pittsasio
i. Newport :. at PiIIsIel4- Sen. q
-T,..ts1e!a =. Easte-ns :. al Pitts
1eld: Sep,. -3-Pittshes6 2. Oakland
:. al TaJerv1iIe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

As fan As known The fine new
ship building plant al Sandy Point
on The Peno5ssoE rsseS. from which
tt,s last Vessel under construct ion
vas launched LAST weeAS mas 10 work
n slgnt ana may remain IDLE for
some tine. This plant was astaD-
iishen n 49,. when Two Ferris
steamers and two ship harges were
laid down for the Government All
have been finished ana launched ftis
year, the l2sI barge goiEE gres FRI
gay. The yard has 4 full equipment
of buildings several spur tracks
from ne Bangor &c -ArooStook Rail-
road besides ats OWL dock. Is ON a
heavy electric power line and has
four launching bees Ii Is owned by
the SANDY Point ShipeEiIdinE Cor
poration- If winch Earle ovInzton.
the aviator. - president.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02
Wins Sian-er Case

private Frea Wake HFso returned
Soma ;i-ne aEo ron active service Z
france Won I case = The Waldo co-a-
r supreme coE-r q -1ssaay having
sue1 Rooney iaswell Of Monroe o.
slz-ue-. Tel@ 4snares sought we're zea55
am tne ve-EIc; returned after lsagthy
delloe ration by the 1E-~ tur 500
Private Walker vas married snort.
after has enlistment ant during hi
overseas service ms wife remained "a
Belfast. When ne returned ne Iaarne Z
that HaswelL a relative d Us wife. rad
nal c-uEsly sl2c1ered hin 20 Mrs
Walker causing domestic trouble ana
he urougrt tie suIT 20 recover damages
Emery AarraDee Of Swsnr1Ie ana Ar
thur Barnes Of Mo2roe szaicted for
arceny and wno pseadea mt guilty
when ara gnsd a Few days ago. nave
-etrac-sd heir pea 4rd plead g1-lty =
he ctra--e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02
Where Are the 1919 Potato
Aphid? Not on the Maine Vines

Ns- -,otara he pest passes tE-oEEn
ssve-a! generations ana IS 50 pro
rifc that. n SEASONS favorable 1o-
rs Development. = DElt1p-lss 10 II
credible hunters -A1s II the sum
rre- winged individuals cave tns
v,atafo Tor -he rose oash, where Il
generation II males ma eEg laEthE
4e--ai * < produced md he oFeE-
rv.rstertrr eggs Deposited ~ ire 1oss
BUSHES thus eegInnIuE The cyce
The Question which n2s interested
potato growers 4 Aroostook, e-to-
-roic,gEsfs VINO were watching The
sEtua1lr-. ana dealers VINO expected
lp sell 1pf2ld spray by he profitable
gallon: the question II interest IS
what Eecarne If these apE1ts N1re
hero ror, few roses within flying dis
tarce OF potato de4ds 70 Provide
si.ita he 1u1rment tu- the ho-ues II
1918 fail migrants
lid srucr rsredaceous insects as
sy-n.zus- naEgots and Lady beetles
cat largely # the fall generations lay
7 wait during rhs winter. and ne
vou- the early spring colonies be
FIRE the migrants could return 70
ne. pcta1oes? DID he ever nunE-v
c-lck-a dee NIP IF the shiny black
e.Ers during the winter DID fungus
disease attack over c1uwce6 colonies
N the rose Iast fall Have weather
Conditions faivays a vague factor to
Ie.ffne hut often potsat1 been over
y 7elrningly uufavorable 20 potato
minds"
Doubtless the answer wo-ld Be
-res' 70 more than one IF the fore
ring questions
Al any rate. vdateve- the cause.
E-c~r IS reason 10 congratulate GT-
Zone except the Insec-ictds dez.-
e.S o- The fact that the aphld was
c-o1ozrativeiy speaking, a very rare
arImal IN potato ieiis this season
TIE damage Done directly by aphids
feeding UPON the potato vines during
1918 was Of serious importance and
what incidental havoc they created
by spreading potato diseases may
have been If as much = not more
economic significance.
Prophecy with an aptid Is never
safe but il hardly seems probable on
the basis ~ 1878 that these small
though prolific pests viii get head
way enough for several years 10
come 70 enable them TO go out On 4
rauuage comparable 20 that Of
ve1r ago
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

IRE Federation u Kennebse VA
ley Association ID Ladies' Afas WIS
held yesterday AT the Mefhsdiss
church The meeting was opened l,y
devotional services Rev. w II. Var
ney officiating, 'pliewed by Singing
Mrs " H TaYnsy gave the address
Of welcome. wrzich was responded -
bv Mrs. ". z. p;erre Of waier-TIss.
Miss Nina Perry played the organ.
Mrs Il Z Nichols II SkowneEar pre-
sided al he business meeting AMI
Mrs Bristol IF Augusta acted as SEC
retarv. Committees were appoint 4d
az follows:
Reso1utions-Nrs. W z. Pierce n
Wafe--1Ils Mrs Ann Toner ~
Wayne Mrs Cowan Of Ricanonil.
prudential conmlttee-Mrs Luke
Brown IF vaterviile. Mr.. ". =
Leighton u Augusta and ons o:ha-:
socarioa conIn,tte-Mrs Bates %
Oakland and Mrs. Wheeler Of Gin
-or
Reports rom a different arx1hAr-
les were gwen. the zuxiliar7ee repre-
seCtea Icing Sosor. SkcwheEan-
Clinton Wayne Richnoad- Gardin.-.
Augusta. Lewiston Farnsld- Wa1e--
ale FTaIlowell Winthrop, Oakland.
VassaIboru. Dinner vas served at
Lhs ctaurr1.
Al : O'Clock services were begun ny
dsTo1loasi services. Rev. N. Il. Va
ney presiding, Marjorie smith Web
Der vas the o-Earist. A recitation
was gwen ~ Miss Ina Mayo ann A.
vocal SOLO ~ Marjorie Wehoer. Re
4. = Nicaols q SkowteEan gave tn
address n me Gay and spoke II os-
haif II ne LADIES' AID ana the work
which hey were ooiaE ana now in
aeSpslAcle they would bs. Eacr
minister present was asked 70 GO rc
he tront II he church and =Te a
hr1ef ak winch hey willingly did.
TIE penn2u1 was reclaimed again
oy the Fairfield Ladies AID as thur
had The best report for me past SIX
months.
TIE chairman Of the resolution
COMMITTEES gave her report ana il vas
voied 70 accept al invitation 20 have
lhe ne1T federation al Clinton II
V-ItatIgi4s were also received from
Oakland ana lewiston. A delicious
supper was ser--d at he church Al
. @!ltch-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

Ths osd-tir1e application II BlTter-
milk ana Cream 70 wEALen anu Pc
serve the sszIa and remove harsh llZtis
wrinkles anc u-.y sslIownsss Is grana-
mother s recipe and women throughout
the corntrv arr agar using IL ID etzs- -
a beautiful complexion ana snow VINO
hands anc arms.
3utterrnlik. however. Is not always
ortalranle. bIl a specialist has al t2si
perfected q method OF concentrating
oZErferulIk ana co-ror-InE 4 with q
I1erfecr cream winch yoE CHI by IN
~rrsaH quantities ready 70 Use II any
first class drug store ny Simply akkinx
tor Howard 3" BEtrer-tlk Cream
No matter whether ron are troubled
with wrinkles. haru little lines around
he mouth anu eyes. coarse. SRilew.
tadec looking skIn- Or simply -oE-ganess
ana redress caused by wind AND sun-
y-ou viii find that AL these trials QUICKLY
disappear with The LEE Of THIS OLD
fashioned beauty recipe brought - 70
axle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

Tie gIuprl reached is nosI elGpo-
ale form among the PerurIzns- rom
whose language the Lgrn qUlpu.
eanlng knot" = borrowed i co1-
lists u q NAN coro. 70 which are
fastened IL gwen distances -alnns-
-orrs % different colo-z, each cord
being k1oTted II divers -aTs fo-
special purposes. ana each color nav
.ng It's own significance Fed strands
stood <rr soldiers. ysiI0w Tor gold
white f1- silver. --eer to- co-a. ami
so forth, while Z single knot meant
ten. Two knots meant twenty. double
knots Two -u1dred- SEch simple de-
-ices served manifold purposes. Be-
sldes their Convenience n reckoning,
they were Isad fur keeping he an
nais 81 he enu1re Of the Incas: Tor
transmitting orders % outlying orpr-
-rCes- ~ registering details II the
army
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-02

Ne oe-. The Pitts
--tE---.. -Ass.c 4a1ion considered
.e-- cams II Eastern
--..1.4 @,-.-1 has saaso1. They
.-s played - -1rnes and Won IS.
--a.---- tAe fastest teams. plavzug
rstr5f :sSleuzl tsa4 IA rms section
1as b+---rl taz most successful
assn fer a local team ror many
.--s- T5IC SUCCESS & auc .aIGe.y %
forts i Ernest Duncan z.1o
o=@1 q verv etzc.ent manager.
he - -1Ia@s played by The
cam. - nave beeu PLAYED
--.r 1ro-2 ho-s- They have op-
some i lie best pitchers Z
e.. @Late. suca as B4cki2Dd- pertola.
-eorstte. Fov IS ana Woodcock.
m Lauphar o. Ptttsre-d- = for
u. r. I. star vas captain and
rs itching 4n1 was = valuable
III KY me can APE Br-za %
-.-s-. Is Brown University rwlri-
IN Clarence 3le5herl Of Dover
.1= pitching ana alternaled or
-z- szasc- ezcn proving q bag tac-or
TN SUCCESS. Herbert Rel
-t oe-.e- known - Pal local
~ -ock -are Of the second sack.
--4v k-a~ Carter u watesvlIIe
-r-1 sao-- arQ : a last fielder bit
r-s .,otLe-e-a he lazter part u the
--zs-- oy having his night arm n
-oZ lIyde Williams played third
I'd mother fast 1aider. joe Eep-
: Ga Town was added 70 cte
-ne latter par Of the season
al old. rel-2h5e PLAYER and
az- --ttcr. T3a oItte-d consisted
Ez.-2cr Maxim II I7t,tsieid-
E7-=- varstr- man for tt-ee years
--- -.4ve4 eft ie.5, Newman
q re-nper = -he =. IF II
.-=- Is sr-lnE. WHIP rouk care q.
-.er garden am vas DIG
n the team b91h II the bal
81 ne deld: ana Mar Grover,
----sr ylaI lad. wt3o p42ye3 -1gtlt
-z- I'd : considered one u the
--1s1 1aldsrs Z Tins section An
rs LycLaan. q Nestbrook Seminary
--1.c-- ulayed n the 1a3d and 1ia
20 catching anu proved I big Is
-- D he tam.