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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

public Theatre and it's success as a
photoplay has been unsurpassed.
Its a Pathe Special and features
Fannie Ward. This play awakenE
in the breast of the spectator that
pity which Or. Gilbert Murray says
''is the Kingdom of Heaven within
us fighting against the brute power
of the world" For the Coinners
Lady and Judy o'Grady AIRS Sisters
Under the Skin. ."-Kipling. See
Common Clay" its great picture
The prices are alwaysFthe same at
this theatre regardless the size Of
the bill. Don't wait until Tuesday.
Two shows daily, 2-30. 7.38 sharp.
The Heart Of Humanity" is coming
the last Of this month. Watch for
it-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01
BACK TO MOOSEHEAD
TO BEGIN HIS 4TH
SEASON AS GUIDE

Ambrose Reed. the veteran Moose
head guide, left Sunday for Rock
wood. This is Mr. Reeds 45th year
Of service in the capacity Of guide.
For nearly 20 years he has been in
the employ of the Eollingsworth q
Whitney Co.. except during the
hunting season. Mr.. Reed was -
years old last May and is still in The
enjoyment of good health. He is a
veteran of the Civil War, having
served in Company r, First Maine
Cavalry He was wounded On
June 19, 1863. in the head al Mid
dieburE. Va, and left for some time
on the field as dead. Mr.. Reed car
ries with him an interesting SOL
venir Of the war in a letter written
by himself To his mother, dated al
Fort Royal in 1852 The letter is II
pemarkable state of preservation.
the ink not being a bit faded.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01
THIRD MAINE


thu various cunpaniss WIN NJ tnxDi
bayonet drill.
Al about 4.s0 the Int baftaliun
went ON parade and the maniatns sum
company had guard mount going
through tina ceremony in q mnsf cred-
ttable manner.
In the evening the hpys were gfvsn .
fine entertainment Col Bigeluw ANA
Lient- Col. Muuiton have sscursa Hilly
Green Of the Pine Tree Amusement Cs.
OF Portland to put ON the alauws and
certainly can dn the work 10 psr1ncfiun.
Augusta folks are naturally msaeh IN
teresred IN everything cunceruing Co. II
which is composas To the greafsr pxxt
OF local hOys This cumrmuy arrived n
camp Bhnrtiy after % O'Clock eaturdzy
nprning and mess was seSvea n II
O'Clock. This was the f1rFf ennpHuy %
get dinner. The mess affairs mre IN
charge OF Mess sergt. Leslie Haii. Casa
George White and Assistant Cnu1r
Ralph jackson. Al 9 O'Clock gundnv
mnrning the company went 10 tn
range, the noon mess was cnpirnd NJ
tne cAmp and senf to tlsem by dstnfl.
II was remarked by persuns fsmillnr
with former regiments euing into caxup
that the ID Maine Infantry got setfingf
so rapidly and so e1lacieuf,y ffsnt sn,e
would think If an cid reei,nent.
To even the casual observer fhe urr-
spnnel Of the regiment looks supd. The
men are gnod-sised. hzrx rrrzed
phys qnes and an air Of happy nptfmisvn
and willingness TO wunk pervafies me
camp.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01
OFFICIAL PRoGRAM

For the Wsiepne Horne caiebrztion
and Firemen's Muster Labur Day,
Sept. I, 1ea9-Cperinr csrasnonies
-9icWinS of All Whistles afsd
Ringing of 1sils st s.4s a. N.
and Water sfrcets at 10 A. N. IN
following order: City marshal and
platoon of police, Marshal c. K. TIL
den, Aides-Capt. E. o. Became. Sergt
Major Walter L Niles, Serg1. Alden
Sanford, WaIlace Z. Brann, Dr.. c. z.
Fl. BEANIE. Horace G. Turner. First
Division. Srd Reg. Band. Provisional
battalion. ard Me. Inf. ". A, 1t. Col.
Moulton commanding, Worlds War
Veterans, disabled men in autos.
Gen. c. W. Tfiden Camp, No. So.
Sons of Veterans s. Fl. Wehber COM
manding. escurring Civil War Vet
Grams in AUTOS, Mayor j. NJ. Robin-
son and city council IN autos. Sec
und division. National Home Band,
B. W. Theme, leader; Chief George
M. Densmore. chief of division, Hal
lowell Fire department, consisting Of
Hose 3, Hook & ladder No. I. Steam
er No. 3, Augusta Fire department
Chief BOY Small. continuation autr
truck. 20 men. Waterville Fire de-
partment, Chief W. W. Berry, Wins-
low Fire department, Chief W. "
Clapp. hang engine section. Augusts
Cadet Band. f. A. DENNIS. leader:
Kennebec Of Brunswick. JOAN Wick
erson. foreman. 100 men: Niagara ID
Brunswick. Jofzn Whitney, foreman
100 men: Kennehec Of Bath, E. e
Russell. foreman: 7b men: SEN. Bax-
ter of Bath. A. A. Seiders. foreman
I T5 men: Ealloweli Firemen's Assp-
citation and Drum Corps; Tgers ID
Halluwell. George L Kiisure. fore
/ man. 70 men: Hecla Of Randolph
| Oliver Moulton, foreman, 100 men:
Androscoggin Of Topsham. Charles
Colby foreman. 90 men. hose reel sec
ton. Tigers Of HalipweIl Kennenel
of Bath. Independents Of Winsiuw
Ksnnebec of Brunswick. Bargurs o.
| Bangor.
Third Division. Emery L Smith
! chief of division. Nahaunkeng Tribe
! improved Order of Red Men, Som
! af Veterans Auxiliary. johnson Bros
Shoe Mig Co.. MRrstnn & BFoohs
Standard Box Company, Lennarf
/ Bros., Andrews Eros.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

A surprise party was gwen Miss Viola
Christensen At her home on Plummer
street Friday evening by the girls OF The
finishing room of the 5. D. Warren Co
Although taken by surprise, Miss CHRIS
tensen proved delightful hostess. A
the close of the evening she was giyen
a fine fountain pen. Delicious refresh
ments were served and mus c was en-
ioyea, and the parry broke up at a late
hour after wishing Miss Chris1ensex
mrcn success in the work she is abotr
to take up. Miss Christensen is TO en-
ter business college next week
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01
All Twilight Teams
Break Fifty-Fiftv

BY the winning of the game ON Sat
urday by the Hazzard team an unprec-
efented situation has been brought in
this section at least, and all four of
the teams which compose the Gardner
Twl gnt League end the season with a
percentage of 800. This will give those
who have not attended an inkiing of
what they have lost for all games have
Rad scores almost as close as the tie
resulting from them. OF course the ttn
will be played on and the first of the
three necessary games will be piayed
on Wednesday, the contestants to be
announced later.
The SATURDAY game. which WIS
fought in q dr:zzling rain. ended with
the score Hazxard 3. HustlerB . The
Eusfiers came to the hat and z. Can
ter was puf ON the inntial suck When
nlxte Canfer was retired at second.
Hesettun to Barry. Wuiman was uaHs-
ed and stgie second. where ne died. as
neither Griffin nor Talbot could come
through. Haxxard put a counter across
II the first. Kelley WIS safe on Burke q
error and went tn second when Ta;-
tot let the bail set past him on al at
tempt to Catch Kelley on first. H
scored un a passed hall after Heselton
had bsen thrown out-
In the third the HnstlerB tied the
score when Perry hit safely and was
advanced ON z. Canter's sacrifice VOL
man flied To Kelley and Perry scored on
Merryfield,s errur On Grifiin's bpnnder.
The si1oemakers again took the lea j
in the third. Kelley hit safely, stole
second and scored ON q passed ball.
Maftess remained this way until the
MaxEnn1s ciinrhed the game in tn.
sigizfh. Manson walked. sfoie secpnfl
and won't To third ON Keliey's out He
srursd q mnmenf iEfer when Barry sim
gisd thxoaUh fhe b0x.
I In tn ntmfh. m = lnng Nit tisnx Msx
usax1y - ~ uk EM1lnk - -
hnnns - xhaa - Dn1nmss aesunnr ~
KeIley Nun 1uEiznd. En11y N 1nzssfs1d.
D0ium ntDle, huf was fisrsspn out On
fhe nsxt play n the rlHfe wissn Turner
made IN exrsiient tisrow OF u. CAM
tsrss angte. Cnnter tnnk ssrnnd ON the
thzuw IN md su1Es1 whsn stonisr drDvs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01
AUCTION

West Gardiner, f4iph 81. q
"''es rom Spears Corner and mile
,a em pursatory, Wednesday, Sspt. 3,
sH' az 1o A. NJ.
,,ss'ne soic my farm ] shall ssil 10
we highest hitiasr-6 cc~ss, q lisifers.
nerse. . shusts, Rsapsr, Mow-
ny ny Machine, 2 Horse Raiesa, I Pctzto
nsee'' Potato piautsr, I Ntssdsr, I
s 7sr-o~, Spring Tcs4h sisr-
w. pto~, 1 suiky Pic~, I Trurk
Wseon' sssrh Wagon. I Riding
Gson' Set Double slsds, sfrsipist
Single siers, 3 Punus, 4
nv nv fairness. 2 Light HARNESS.
s0hs Woven Wire, Lot of Iumt.r.
ro. Of Fitted Wond. crs.m
CIV Cream Cans. champnr sst, 1
s.s I'm Separator, I churn, orrsn,
ms.. y. oshsr things too nusnsrusas IN
Ln.san Ln' " stormy the nssct fsir day.
". r Ballard. p.ppristsr.
aur.sa.. '. z. Carr, Aucfionssr.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

single To Kelley which was ton hut
70 hnla- Then with sfpnier On serune
fur thu fieing RIM. Burke eaiied To a.
iiSer and thus ended one Of TIM hardest
1pnxhr games Of the series- 4 freak
dDHnle play pulled on by Burke and
IalbDt wzs interesting. A ball hit
Gr1mn cn the ankle and bounded into
Brrke's nznfas. who promptly tuurhea
secnnd and then throw the runner out.
The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01
Charles y. snnulaing. one

Charles I. spAulding. one of this
city's well known and highly respected
citizens, died very Suddenly AZ his sum
mer home, Lake CobhnBseecpnfee. at ID
O'Clock Sunday morning, aged 81 wears
and months. The late Mr.. Spauldinz
was lifelong resident Of IN o city and
Tor nearly all his life conducted bonk
store ON Wafer street. Ee was the son
of Calvin and Amelia SpHulding He
WAS a nHn VINO took a great interest an
his business and was for the most uart
to be found at his store. RAIN or shine
He was a great lover Of animals and
birds and every day could be seen feed
ing the doves in front Of his store H
had formed a great liking TO the chill
dten and by his kindly disposition had
entieared himself to the little folks He
was large property owner in Hailo-
well. He is survived by a widow AMI
one son. Walter D. Spauiuing of this
city. Funeral services will be held AT
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon from the
summer home of his son on the Pond
road and will be private.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Auction sale of STOCK and to,,. =.
Hune OF Chas. Z. wadswurrh. Rr,,ns-
WICK read. Gardner. Saturday. Seut s
ID" 2. NJ. This loi consists of u rpod
.u"s one is reg Holstein wears old
ALSO cne reg. Hoistein neifer Il months
ohe reg bull months. one other he,far
months, one old riding wagon. one
p4iAeton' one good milk wagon v,.n
poA' one good single runner punr WIN
poA' one one-burner blue fiarne nils,,v.
one chiids crib with mattress. rools
1oiislst OF one double action cutavav
o" with new truck attachment ,rs
manure spreader in good condition. one
VI aounie harness in good condition
nonle secondhand riding harness. two
soou blows, two smaller piows. one new
alor, one old cult vator, one weed
one seeder, one forge. one good sim
eie nurse sled. onc old double horse sled
one moving machine, TWO horse rakes.
oiie morse hoe. one barrel spray uurn.,
Wilt barrel and 50 feet Of hose ann two
putes with nuzzles A Lon of smaller ar
lscies not listed. Sale positive rain ~
Hhihe- Livery article positively sold I,
Iiie highest bidder. Sale will take ulac.
on saturday, Sept. 6, at 80 p. M. NJ.
a Haf-uen, auctipneer. Bath. Ne.
sept5d5t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

csWMsns clays - - oasund 70.
dry and Ta.ss6N. sss sanns assn
fiss Nlay. NsN - - -,
vsrsisa % fiss oaUG cnsna1,v
ctsuoo tlso uilI
We have bsen many munfas -
curing thu Harvard Prizs piGy Gam
mum ClGys and Ct lasf this hig thrill
lar win be ssen today. followed by .
rnfxitng mmsdy. The play nm .
solid yunr . New Xnrk = ths No
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Travel to the westward On the Maine
Central is very heavy Train No. S.
" t:ch is due in Gardiner al 3.5S Sunda: :
morning, arrived in three SECTIONS, all
,being filled. The last section did non
leave the Gardiner station until nearly
Z o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Monday forenoon at QuiInby field the
All Star Twilighters of Augusta will
play a similar aggregation from the
Twilight League of this CITY. The game
will be called AT 10 o'clock. In orner
TO defray expenses admission will NJ
cl arged to this game
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Two-bHsa hits-Taihpt. z. Canrer.
Stolen bases-E. Canter. Wolman, NJ.
Cautsr Eeseltun, 5uripn, - Goggln.
Struck out-By Perry 8. by Manson :.
Double piays-E. Canter To Talbot 10
Grifhn to E. Canter 10 Burke: Burke TO
Talbot. Wild pitch-Perry, Manson.
Passed ball-Eeseltpn. Dolon Base on
balls-on Perry {. on Manson B. sac-
rtfice hit-E. canter. Umpire. P. Talbot
Time, 2h. Attendance. sB0.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

sue Of the Snappy Stories Magaxina,
written by Roger Hartman.
Carey Brent. the part played by
Miss Clayton. In mn impulsive g1r1
who gets 'shuncf" and acts upnn
It without ief1sctinn. So when sim
employs an h1r chauffeur q man she
believes To be an escaped convict. IN
order that she may reform him. slae
opens the door 10 thrilling and unex-
pected adventures.
The supporting cast, headed by
Jack Holt, n sterling player. is 4
stroug one and includes Herbert
Standing, Margaret Green and How
ard Davies. The director was George
fdelford.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Funeral services for the late
Scenith 3. Copmbs were held at 8
O'Clock Saturday afternoon frum the
home Of Wellington G. Smith and
were private. Rev. A. N Smith
conducted the services. Interment
was in the family lot at the Halo
well cemetery The bearers were
W G. Smith. Elmer c. Douglass and
Guy Towle.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Miss Helen Small, who has been
passing the summer with her grand
parents. Justice and Mrs. A. M.
Spear. left Saturday for Oxford.
Mass. where she has accepted q
position as teacher in the High
school.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Miss Ruth Batchelder. whp has been
passing the summer at her home in TINS
city. leaves Monday for Concord. Mass.
where she has been employed for sew
eral years as a teacher in the public
schools
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

The annual meeting of the Island
Avenue Chiidren's Home will be
held on Monday, Sept. I at $50 T. M.
at the home for the election of ofh-
GERS and any other business which
may properly come up al that time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Oficer Of the day. Capt. Hugh
Doyle.
Charles C. Smith. la1c Agtur Rat
fer readnisaion.
James c. Stpndard has .retllrnsd
trum a friricugh passed with reaa-
uves and friends in BoEtnn.
Filrioughs were granted Saturday
To Alfred Blaxhain I'd Boston and
SIMON Douglass To Worcester.
There win be . specisl moving pic
tllre show here ar P. M. "Wednesday.
The first will be four reels showing
the Central Branch 81 Dayton. Chic;
the next will be six-reel feature en-
titled "Hearir Win with an all star
caEt; and q comedy entitled, Loom
sy Lions and Monkey BUSINESS. The
regular show for I uesdaY win be Miss
Enid Bennett IN The Haunted Bed
raom;" Ford wee-siy and a Sernert
comedy entitled fearts. and Fl0w-
ttrs"
ToEus will play the MarEtun q
ssrooks nine here ut $50 EappF Day
and both mines viii play at the Wind
sor fair grounds II the afternoon
There will be n hay rack Ie4xe head-
quarters af Q A. IT tp. CARRY q rarfy
CT civilian fans 10 Windsor sarne- as
last year.
Curt E. Fischer. solo cnrnstiHt in
the Home band, hRss resigned and
gone To Punriar. Mich, tp accept a
position with the Oakland Motor
Co. His many friends here win wish
him success in his new work.
Tosas Blsnts Marsesn q nrsesa
Tneus shut. .sut the M4wtnn q
Brooks nine uf F1all0weii heFF Eak-
urdag Ii To o. Lsevssque pitrhed =
steady game allowing only one I'M
which came in rhe fourth inu11z
with two ont. Lee oneHed fDrssthI
visitors and was rHplarrd IN TN
fourth inning with txD ont. Hnznil
tuns pitched the halance OF the gnm'
and did gppd work: aIlowing eni!
two hits ana three runs. which wes'
1 helped partly by two errors ana
walk . t--s E--'.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01
i-ewia- Gilchrisk

Raymond r. LewiR and Miss
Gertrude Gilchrist were united in
marriage at j O'Clock Sunday after
nom at the Sacred Heart church.
Rev. Father O'Connor conducting the
ceremony in the presence Of reia-
tives and friends Of both families
The couple was attended by Miss
Hazel Lewia as bridesmaid and Wal
lace Lewia as best man. sister and
brother of the groom. The bride
was becomingiy attired in blue silk
and carried a bouquet Of white
carnations The bride IN the daught-
ser Of Alexander Gilchrist OF this
city and the gr0nm In the som Of
Mr.. and MrE. Frank L1swta of HAi-
luxeli. rhe hzuuy rnupIe 1eff On
the s.1D n. - trnin 6nnd.y 1nr
-gsEnxnr-x1lle Mlnnre fsnN I'LL xfnak
z-slnf1.ns ~ = - 1nyn Ek1y hnse
ffsn bsnt winhes 20 . hpnf 90 fr1ends
fnr q lung and hnpuy wsd6sd 1ffe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Mrs. Sarah Weston Of Loudun Hill
Is entertaining her nephew. Walter
G. Neaie and his family Of Medfprd.
Mass.fl and another nephew, Ralph
W Hamilton of the same city. The
guests will return to their homes
tfIig afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

1 desire to thank the citizens Of
HaIlowe1l and vicinity for the splen-
did patronage they have given me
during the year that I have been in
business in your city. assure you
all that if has been very pleasing to
me. JOHN r. TURNER
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

0nesfiunnzires senf TO TIM wrmk-
mates OF the Harvard msdiral ana
Inv schools brought ont the frcf tint
TIN average piiysiriEu enrm ss5x IN
hin frat year m pfacrire, nasunr
sz.DsB IN his second ynar. abeuf xz1ouD
in hin fifth yaar ana nearay Sk.BoD ~
ilis thir1eeEth yeAr. ana .thnx %
arerage hwyer sarps sess ii NJ
f1nt Hsxr. H.1lD in his srunna ys.r.
Es6ee in mn flffh ysnr. sl.x2s IN ~
sishxn ysAr ana x,s1S n II. -
yaur az urncfire.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Judge Van Valkenburg and wife Of
Kansas City, Mo., and Mrf and Mrs
B. B. Clay Of Boston are passing
few DAYS at the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
j. Walter Robinson, School street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Mrs. ANNE Rines and daughter
Pearl who have been guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. W. r. johnson ON Fremont
street, returned Saturday to their
home in Salem, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Miss Helen Hull Of Rochester. n.
H, is visiting al the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. r R. Hildreth. Miss Hull
wears two service stripes, having
been a nurse in the Base hospital al
Vichv. France.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Mss Gertrude N. Elwell and niece
and nephew, Lucille and Howard FL
well, returned home Saturday morning
after passing the summer with Mr. and
Mr.. G. r ElweN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Aiwin E. White and Harold n.
White who have been visiting the
past week al the home Of their BROTH
er, Leonard White, West Buxton. re-
turned SATURDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Avanzinr
and son Lawrence Jr.. and Mr.
Merino Of Boston are visiting Mrs
Avanzino's sister, Mrs. Charles
Campana.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Mrs. Walter White and daughter
Irene of Melrose. Mass. are guests
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs F I.
Amesbury, Brunswick avenue
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Lindley Latin Of
Lynn. Mass. are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank Lever for a week arrTv-
ing Saturday by auto.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Wentworth Hayes. who has been
passing the summer with Gardner
relatives. has returned to his home
in Cambridge. Mass
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01
Gardiner Local Items
OFFICE: No. Depot Squar Telephone 37-W

Miss Clara Fowies. Dresden ave-
nue., has returned from an outing al
Old Orchard.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Miss Grace Howe. who has been
visiting Gardiner friends. returned
Saturday To her home in Everett.
Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

camping trip Of several weeks dura-
tiun at Kineo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas ]. Hussey Of
New York are guests at the hurne Of
Mrs. E D, Haley of Brunswick ave-
nue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Misses Florence and Eva Stevens.
Greta and Eleanor Nickerson and
Albert Skillin are passing few days
al the lake
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Miss Mabel Hunter. wio has bern
visiting ar ri1e home Of Mr. and Mrs.
W. I. Gould, has returned To her
home in Woofisocket. r. L
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Benfiamin Downing Of waterville
passed the weekend at his home In
Randolph.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

William Fifxusrald Of Rzndpiph
leEves Monday fpr Berlin. n. II.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Miss Mae Riley Of Roxbury, Mass.
is the guest If Miss Mary Clary OF
Northern avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

miss Mabel Hamlin and Miss
Gladys KeRrns are visiting friends in
West Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs Verbal Sampson are
guests OF the formers unrle. Geerge
Wiley, church street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Is visiting his mother for a few
DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Earnld Greenan of Beverly. Mass.
is passing few days with Gardiner
friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Harold Randall af Portland is Wis.,
iting ms aunt, Mrs. S. W. Cults.
Beecf street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Rev. E. W. wehber conducted
services Sunday morning at the
universaiist church al Wilton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Thomas Barrhns Of williznztun.
Del, is the guest of z. h Haley uf
Brunswick avenue
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Mizs Ethel Pray left Saturday for
her home in Belgrade. where she is TO
visit over the holiday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Parker and
daughter Mary Of Manchester. N. H.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Miss Grace Speed, who has been
visiting friends in Vast Gardiner.
has returned hnme-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Eugene Chase and family are en-
juytng an outing AT thu e. C. Il.
Smith cottage, wtnfhrup stream.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01
FROM HALLOWEIL

Char'es Spauldng One Of Ctys Best Known Residents
Ines Suddenly at Summer Ho ne-LewiaGcrist Wedding
City Crowded With Lab Day Guests, Hand Tubs Ar
rive for the Fray.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

The public schools Of Hallpwen wtil
open on Monday. Sept. Id, 1919. The
teachers for the coming year are:
[. r. Coffin. principal OF High school:
Jessica Haskeil. first assistant: Belle
LonEiey, second assistant; o. W.
Bigeiow, principal of Grammar
sciapoi. Grade y: Susie BurbanS.
Grade s; Ruby Lathe. Grade 4:
Mande Harvester Grade 6; Fannie
Yeaton. Grade s: Bessie Sprague.
Grade 4: Leefa Munsey. Grade 3:
Beatrice walsh. Grade .: Hazel
Goodrich. Grade /. Annie Hayes,
Loudon Fill school: Belle Hopkins,
Page. scfopl: Grades IL: Dorothy
Tenney. Page school. Grades 5-4: An
rie Webber, Granite Hill school:
Louise Minard. Langhton school. Al
rupils between the ages OF seven and
fiftten are expectsd To be in. scapn
the coming year. Al pupils betweer
the ages rof fift1en and sixteen are ex-
pected to be IN school the cnmfns
year unless they have finished tlas
sixth grade work Those pupils thai
have finishsG the sixth grade wprb
can get work permttEs II tnsy wie11
rrum the superintendent nf schunis
Mure Information win be snuf Uuf laf-
e. by the S4ate dernrfmenf. ON fnif
urHftGI.,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Fred icnols and sister Of Clinton
street, and Miss Moody Of Randolph
are passing the weelEend with Madi-
SON frionds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Chester Stevens arrived home
Saturday from Bath I'd visit Mrs.
Stevens over Labor DAY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Mr.. ana M1x. Wilbur Libby and
daughter Doris have returned from a
visit with relatives IN Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Miss Hattie Eussey has returned
aons after an extended trip TO
lalitornia and the Canadian Rock
les
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Miss Charlotte F. Wicker arrived
sunday from Saint Jnfn, n. B.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Dainty little Lila Lee appears Tues
dRy al the Acme in that quaint play
best suited to her talents. The Hears
OF Youth II is delightful inter
l,retation of the mysteries of life OF
which one never tires. See ft.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Nj, and Mrs. Sidney Nd Gray have
h'urneo from a few days outing al
Bingham
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Miss Evelyn Dill ieft Saturday for
Everett. Mass, where she Ia To ern-
pioyed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Fred Anketsl and SON Richard are
Nsi-,ng relatives in Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

: Fl. ". Dodge & Son have b,urh+ m.
slo.Ase naftery business of c. z. Erper
ana moved II to Z Bridge St. where the
~z VIII be anne after Aug. u. Ted.
aug9dzfs
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-01

Mrs. c r. Peterson is visiting fol
two weeks in Alton, n. II.