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Presidential Salaries.

President Wilson has now $4,000
year. with n travelling allowance of
$4,000. which, IL uneXpcnded, remains
IN the hands of tho Treasury. lie also
has an official residence at the White
House, maintained, heated. lighted, &c,
at national expense, and is likewise
Accorded the use Of an official steam
yacht, the Mayfiower. President Poin-
care, the chief magistrate Of the
French Republic, receives 1925, 900 in
salary, as much as that again in al
lowances which are at his unrestricted
disposal, his income from the national
treasury thus mounting up to a quar-
ter OF million dollars. Besides this
he has an official residence at Paris,
the Palace of the Elysee, with beauti-
full and extensive gardens, stocked with
well nigh priceless old furniture. tap
estries and statuary culled from the
various royal and imperial palaces OF
the days when there was still mon
archy in France. His household Is kept
up at the expense of the Government,
The country palaces of Fontainebleau,
Of Compiegne, OF Rambouillet, all fur
nished and maintained by tine State,
are held at his disposal and so too are
some OF the finest game preserves in
France. situated in the state forests.
No provision. however. is made for
any pension for Presidents of the re-
public on their retirement from Office
either In France or in the United
States. Here in America. indeed, "A
former President passes into private
life and enjoys no further rank or
status. This is different in France.
The President OF the republic there
Is ex officlo Grand Master of the Order
Of the Legion OF Honor. and on his
retirement from the Elysoc retains his
place as Knight Grand Cross Of the
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Legion. As slch he is one OF the prln-
cipal dignitaries OF the State, is entitled
to the highest military and official
honors and has a prominent place
assigned To him on all public occa-
sions ana even at private functions
The question is now being raised in
the national Legislature in Paris for the
pensioning of former Presidents and is
meeting very little opposition. Not
that it Is urgently needed there, for
both ex-President Loubet and ex-
President Fallieres, the only two sur
wing former chief magistrates OF the
republic, are in afiluent circumstances.
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The American Secretary of State
Robert Lansing, whose position as the
ranking officer OF the Cabinet at Wash
ington may be Appropriated to that
OF Prime Minister David Lloyd George
in England. Is, like his colleagues at
Washington, restricted TO a stipend of
$4,000 year, whereas the British
Prime Minister has not only n salary
or $4,000 a year and n historic fur
nished official residence at 10 Downing
street but also beautiful country
seat, known as Chequers Court, in
Bucklnghamshire, which, maintained
for the use of the Prcmiers by tho
state, was donated for the purpose by
Lord Fareham formerly Sir Arthur
I4Ae> and by his AVerican, wife, ~
eldest daughter OF J. G. Moore OF New
York.
Secretary OF the Navy Daniels has
to pay for his own house at Washing
ton, the rental of which absorbs the
greater part OF his meagre salary of
$4,000, whereas the Right Hon. Wal
ter Long, NJ. p. now at the head Of
the Navy Department in England, has
In addition to his $4,000 a year a
princely official residence in the Ad-
miralty Building at the head of Par
Lament street.
Indeed all the members OF the Brit
ish Cabinet now get $4,000 a year.
although this was not the case before
the war. Some OF them, however, are
very rich, and have periodically sur
rendered their own salaries to the
Treasury in order to permit the lat
ter to raise the pay OF their less for
tunate colleagues to the $4,000 rate.
s.-------
Provides Pensions Too.
Nor Is this ALL For whenever the
Cabinet goes out of office those of its
members who are in need thereof can
have pensions. The pensions amount,
in the case of those who have occupied
first class offices, to $4,000 a year and
in the case of the minor portfolios OF
the Cabinet to $4,000 a year. These of
course are relinquished in the case OF
reappointInent TO office.
The Lord High Chancellor is. how
ever, particularly favored in the mat
ter OF pension. No matter how brief
his term of office he 10 entitled to an
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tiful grounds, on the banks Of the
Seine, and was in the days of the
kings OF France a royal residence
The official abode of the President
Of the Senate is the so-callcd Petit
Palais Luxembourg" TO distinguish il
from the Grand Palais Luxembourg,
devoted to the housing of the Senate.
The gardens of the Palace of Luyem-
bourg are among the finest in Paris.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

Al parsons VINO are Interested IN
having SR=~1zt n Ea.lpwet TINS sum-
Ire- are teEArsi.-d . meet II - TINS
evening n ne courtroom Of ne citv
UEllu nE- : Cas oss.n three veR-s SINCE
"a Dwell aRs an ovsd at baseball orher
Urn --IE- provided ny 5uVe1-ie or hlgn
sciaopl cams ana y would seem that
Ire me Is now -:pe tor some -egl spur-
G4pnE -aese mes. Their. E-- pIenry Of
s-Iia-slas--r 1Asetall ans n -als CITY
VINO g-e aeslroos of seeing ms Hnrl
Of spG-- ms summer ana al Of Us
~'rnsTnber ne GOOD uiG games ue tho
-. - League. The plan Is 70 torm Z
cam or.1pos-u of ne best local aiavers
aEia-as me tuEel1er with outside maze
III Of an AJv- Games would De ar
-z-1Ee4 WIN oths- ;sans throughout tn
STATE II rou are Interested N seeing
, st-tiA-1 ms summer n E.aLsUwe % r
presence ms evening z, L:,ls meeting
WI a+!o ne prayer alpng :, Il nc2-d
-llEt ne attendance viii ne large 80
Ia. ne success of ne venture Will De
assured a. ne verr sta 4 ID c'ciork
snA-p ~ =. ne city 7uiiu.ng. al 5e-
vuises 81 1aesua.z
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

Davenport. sen af Mr.. and Ms. Or
N Z Davenport Of ne River Road.
Sidney. The ceremony was per-
formed or Esv z. w Webper If the
Ea-lpUel L1Iversa-ls1 cnurcn IN the
presence Of relatives and friends If
BOTH families. The Young couple
were attended BY Mss Mildred DAY.
enpnr-- sIs,esr q ne g-oun. anA
Tank E!geiuw Ba-.a-d brother Il
ne orlue. The b-,oe was i-@usd
n white crepe ne caene VIII vel
and carried bouquet II WHITE
peonles. The Nal Of honor wuH
dressed n white volle over blue silk.
arch If sy-lngas anG -oses. ne roum
beng pre---iy DECORATED with du~-
srs. NJ anu Mrs. Davenport were
ne recipients Of dirty oeaut-fal N
well as useful grf-x The guessx
present were NJ and Mrs Charles
Z Strickland If Ea1luwen. uncle aos
amt Of tie BRIDE ShubAil Mer-man
q Ea-pswe-l. Mrs. Grace Chndbu-a.
Mss Nay Eoxie. William Enx,e.
Mrs.. Ss:1a Shepner and ne families
u me contracting parties The
aHppy couple EFF on ne afternoon
ran FOR paris unknown NJ. ana
Ms, LsTeDpnr- are oprh prominent
ana dese!vedly popular Young Peg
pre- Of Sidney and nave a host Of
TRENDS VINO WISH hem many years
u happiness ana prusper-ty
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

-1.ss abby Brown Parker aac Cap
tain Charles EsCo-d DAVIS were
quietly married n Trinity Episcopal
church. Columbus. Georgia. Of Sal
urSay. June =. -9-2.
The bride was charming = viits
EeurEs.-e --epe rock. with ha- %
match she ca--ieu al a-r-A d
-anei..as Captain Davis Was n an
torn.
They ware attended ny ne officers
aad staff Of Camp Sennlae, whe-:
Cgura-c DAVIS IS sIa-2uned.
Mrs Davis Is The 1a0E-ta- o.
Charles z. Parker. 4 former -esl1ent
If Gardner She ar-snded Gs-'u-ner
EE., scnooi aac graduated rom ne
Metropolitan Training school -E'r
nurses N May
Canaan Davis e the SOC Of ID
and Ms. Charles. Rsxtord Carls Of
a 1f,s7r \ = =e IS graduate u
Culver Military acaoe-nE. AID q
west Font II ne Class II 1sh
Caala-n Davis IS a. present -nSI'-ac'-
ar, ne Scnooi Of AIMS q camp
Seaning, Ca
After July first, Capt aoc Mrs
Davis Will ne a. home a 80 foNrl-.
avenue. CoIumou Ga. ANTI -ase al
when Can't. DAVIS viii go % France
for relief DUTY anu Ms. DAVIS VIII
accompaox TN. There VII De nc
.a--ls
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Diocesan Conference
for Nationwide Campaign

"A Diocesan Conference IN connec-
1on VIII ne Nation Wide CampR.xn
was f1eid III ne Cathedral Hal Port
land. on Wednesday, June -sth
The''H we're rwp sessions. one IL n
Inc afternoon and one 4. 81.
The members Of me Diocesan Com
rzr-ae are as follows: The Eev z
II. Plant Of Gardiner. chairman
Eev william 2 Patterson Bar Ear
Dor Rev, J z Eand Of Bangor. M.
and Ms. z. Y. z. Nash Of Wiscasse1
Nj z - Goodspeed of Gardiner. M
Frederick Drake Of Bath; NJ s T
z Jackson Of Portland. Ms Earoe-.
Paysun Of Portland ann Miss Mary
z ChaGwell of Portland
A. me afternoon session there were
about 25 penpie present The first
speaker was the Rsv. william P.
Niles Of Nashua. n. Il. who made a
stirring address On The general OBJ
}ect Of The campAiEn- Ee sac thai
the Campaign Was not merely a m
anc;al campaign. though we must
not forget thai ultimately we ex9ec.
70 get al least S:n 0hfl.p06. The pur-
pose of the campaign is dEr - Sin
FORM the mind. % arouse me con-
SCIENCE and ID l,ndle devotion" FOR
the church. Today men are aues-
tinninE the value of the Cnurca- IL
is TINE for the church ~ prove is
value and this can ne zone ny n1Ah
ing aach individual n the church re-
alixe the privilege IF the church. aao
AZ a result Of this. the responsibility
If II the need 70 extend is work Il
has been proved IN -ae war rnas
when people realize thai a thing L
vital. they win respond 10 il aopea-.
So h this campaign. we WANT 20
prove thar the church ID vital ana Oh
vnlne 10 the world
The second speaker was rne nv
z. 8. Pea-re Of Rome View fo1
vino spoke Of the details o1 the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20
.AMCSEMENTS

-hr-,onlNE with love 1urnrr
d amos. PATRIOTISM ana he--oic 1eeos,
allec WITH powerful scenes ia. STIR
AID inspire me soul. played nv a cast
that mas never oe+n eaualIea on the
screen performed oy rs author.
E-z.lia-n Esiieg-e over Two thousand
times On ne stage u MS country
and abroad. Hugh ForGs master
niece af screen direction. more han
a nicrure thrilling event IN your
life r.ae greatest ROMANCE Of the
Civil War- such is me pnutcpiay
Secret Service" which VII be
shown aonay aad SATURDAY. afternoon
-nd evening a. me Acme theatre. L
Il me one picture Eou cannot a1nra
70 n1ss.-AIv-
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% Be dime - - Anv0 . survey az
~- E,n4le aar1An and mission n
ne tiDcese rnm winch q diocesan
taoUikeann VIII BE nAde and sec, u
% lie headquarters IN .-ew YORK
lie also spoke II he need at public
Iv- In Cc.ober. viE,fzluns should
De earned ouI n every parish. SIM
Aar 10 ne visiting dnne By the wo-
men during the Advent Cal- aadAal
Intensive weex beginning he Fsrst
Sunday u Advent would campls,e
he campaign
A. the evening nesrng about So
people were present anu the same
speakers addressed ne nestoE u
Il same genera way
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

Rose Maurer. With kineain kiitiex.
4 wannes-Tne Who,e Attraction
a Credit 70 tire Profession. All
New 9ili Tanisn. a: Coliseum
The Ankaau Kites a Song. dance
anu ScoIGn Review accompanied ny
selected Picture program IS ne Dill
a. ne Coliseum 1grlElL People are
-a4k-nE today IF ne cisve.1ess II
LIS a3E ac-- L alive from star n
close and Inc person missing Rose
Mal-er Is a Dig loser she great
and the whole COMPANY furnishes
refreshing zorn Of entertainment.
sums.Mng different ram ne :'aE1iar
much Of TO-DAY See ne A-nkald
Kites tonight and than -eil yol-
friends aoput Il lEmur-ow- Matinee
Saturday = So sharp. Entire
change II oil lnn4elt VIII Elc.-1-7e
program az 81 SHARP. CCrne as-,y
,unig.l1 tar a Eo.od sea- see me
Kites see aose Malrar. sae ne
plu1oplays specially oonkaa,-A6V-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

,rrD NJ nnney md spnke u In sigo
cS1nRsn q ~s2scn 10 ana Ma CAsrsf
are hean n rns cnnHun1sI. M Cx-vsr
-sx2unusn with Few weIl-cnuse-
r-u,rs aet-eennenfs If 10 c-eKI an
cHks wese Starved
Among -nBe present we're lsr- ely
Eerner ana 1am1lv. . 4 Carver am
family NJ ana Mrs. Sea. L 1a-rnssli,
N- gau Mrs. ToRs.aln. A-s- Liner
Ctlrk anu aEasate- Nellie. NJ. ana
NJ calv-n A-nes snu Mss LA A-nes.
Mrs. George Pe-erenn and TWO sesns
ara -arksun -ve-
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E;orsy-Sve sea3 Soun1

The nome az NJ and N-s- III
rs--ar Of South Monmouth vas ne
sc.,e nj a ve-r pleasant 81 Int.--1n s
-,-,ssr,az evening. June -. ne occAsiol
being NJ Carver Aaia on1nuhF-
Carver moved rom Aor-n raven -
Monmouth u years ago ana nouEnl
n. Frank March -a--n- WINCH. Wiz
me aelo OF has SOL ~ mas since cAT
FAD N very SUGGEST LII.
The evening WIS pleasantly PASSED
with ruslc and games one Pheasant
4..s-.,-e being several dne selections AN
,.-ea nv G-s. Carver VIM. n s1lte u
re- advanced veas. Possesses a -.ne
al.n voice.
Rpv Guy ? Senner- n oenA-: nj ne
curnaanv. presented NJ. Carver with q
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Little Oliver Eaa-awzv AZ

Little Oliver Baa-awzr aged "a
VARS. NET with painful acr,Gen-
Thursday afternoon OF Winraron
Hi when u irving 70 pur s,une
under the -.g- wheel of ;aazn load
&C with cement ne wheel hacked on
u ms hand. naGlv decorating nat
member and tearing he tnu-n bnaiI
but fortunately 10 bones were nr-ok
81. and ne II Jury aside f-um being
very painful. Is noT of Il serious ma
~u-e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

W-EE Te-ty-nne u he
.3e~s IF ne era 9Ia-nE
g. ara 20 continue
= colleges. academies.
norma schools: EG-
80 Ernest Mcharuava-
,-r. 4Al.e-- Moves. A.
:7ll- Scot. Owen Sher-
mons. Richard Task
har-ies Holman. MI
Sane Campbell. Alice
=alen Eamlin. Dorothy
a83ei Moore. Lola Per
-~1T- Gladys Merrill.
z 1T
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

N-EE-A-.n4- a =eEla 3- Taler-
:. II = arm.
Ms = y E.lnr- ana mani NJ.
C. : Far ana c.Il.drgr IT E7.liiaie.-
lala- arrived II own Tll1rsci.v 70 IL 3
NJ summer a. ne Eliot ccTtzge m
Ee.Ie Isle Earlier n me wesk z. s
Far CAME ay autonnhIie 4 coInnaaie-
TX rwo ~ ms crliG-er. George m
Frances. ana mas npTaer MS. La-g'
E,icr-. ana Master Runa--- F-r-
Mss Mar Y zines II 7-:1.-adesrn.a
,.--TreG n ruw2 -a.l-"tav gnd wi
make re- 1eaapui,--e-s WIN --.- Kisses
: 1kaa-n-
NJ ann Ms. E-a-k -arlu- anu
dAuga-e- Kathleen ta4ss Wing Nsrs
Ea---1e- Tuwle. NJ .ad MIS-. 0hniti
Clelnen: Eao daugate- A-ieer. Ms Ser
TiCas ana sun Ra2or. G-s- Tank nam
-1und ano GauEh;e- 6e-Ilna, ann Mrs.
wilkins. went 70 1ak Crave Tuessia =
20 attend ne -unlpr 1lav The private
Tutor II which Elmer -avio- ODE
DIR TIE -lav was reported ve-v Eopn
.-1deea and re pz~-s Al. We, -asea
Ne 2. : ToD1rran. A-s. tossah
Briggs. Ms. z. !. Sale anu Mrs :.
: BAILEY a--snded ne g-adua-nn eE-
e-c,ses we3nescay a. 9ak Grove sem
mar
The kings Messengers u ne
F-nenus church VIII nuid DIX social
q me cnurcn On r-,uag evening tune
p The boxes vii NJ alc-iuneu NJ ana
can winch the ciass u q nu~ for ttfe
churrh Everybody e -ora.agfr inv1ted
Elmer -aylnr a--ved nome -hl1-ssin =
ram oak GROVE 1or me summer vaca-
-,un.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

The Mexican government Is held
.nE and administering n present
according 10 published statements
authorized by Jne treasury denart-
r1en-. only tl1e 2ropsr-v belonging
n those connected VIII -ne COUP
d'eIa1 that resulted Il ne over-n-o~
IND death Of President Francisco
Madeira. including Felix Diaz- Manuel
MnnGrzgpn. yic.or,anp Eaer-a.
Aursliano Elanquef and others. VIVA,
other properly is being held. II =
declared. the government wishes 70
return. ou. mas been unable 70 be
cause the owners are facing pressing
charges or have enlE-ated t--um the
country without leaving Representa-
lives.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

ne Rec Cross ~pr-1s VII no rpe-
ms s--arnorn 8s 1sua' tor sewing
I = earnestly hoped t7a- -,r-a If
ne sewe--s VII nass At ef<r- n
c-rne n re --onrTls ina -ae T..ne a.
3uT-- arr -a"v - in sf1ei. ~ me-
CiEr-1a--aG s ii;ers ana SO sIo-s Ara
asked 70 come - ne r-our1H ovar he
pos-ofice MONDAY Or Friday FER
noun u register.
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: desire n ;t2aak ny 1elEnbors
ana trends. and especially ne en-
piures # me T. ? Hazard c. tor
her EoGaess . ne during ny Il
ness
JAMES -AS-oN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

landed thu Gardner public schools
uz.l .n1s whun - sa1K06 Xsn11
Ell Sem1nAC u III ne enlisted
ram -ae-e with seve-l Il ais class
nz-ss. Re repnrIeo eur dury AZ Bar
Ea-onr where ne u now srR-unec-
Ee s me IF q very few men who
aas wua ne -a-ng IF -aGip electrician
without q COURSE a. "a -aa3o SE-.lrtl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

7ev. Z II. Plant passed 8 agnes
daT n Portland. attending q meet
me ri -t7+ Diocesan Board If r.
lief ana Education and ne confer
ancn y connection W., ne nation
VIDE ca-npa-Ea If ne church
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20
LUCHFIELD

ne = siEu!.s4 seEv -Ge -ur Domain "
>paI- Ing WIS heid SunaRy afternoon
q 80 CLOCK a. ne cnz9ei- conducted
~ Mss Care Kendall Many t-,sn. J.
gathered IN ne church n memory f
t-ae Young hero VINO naoe ne suureyns
ssc-f1ce- Services were opened rps The
s@'ect2un Tenrang on me OH Cam.
GroanU. rendered pr ne CnIbv nTotn.
tT~. 2-a..e- Was offered pr Rev E-oes,
Johnson. Private James Dosrnunu
member nj ca =. I'm DIVISION. xare
toncn-no remarks regarding me a--rv
HE af Donald rom ne -me of enlist
mem 2nE. death
Mss Kendall called attention In -
Inc Qualities % Private Srxuicinr n
mastery way. She took his life .-o.n
call1 iucd until death
Company was -epresented or q mum.
Ter OF acvs n k:as; presen. IN exurem
tae.r lcre anu esteem aur thar .el,-x
curnrade
There were many beautiful arv~rx.
'oEetaer with Tags ana utacr e,roIerns
OF love The church Eas baxus,frIy
decorated v,th eESa ana na,iunx, en-
hiens, Behind the altar was q picture
q Private SpRuiuing encwlned with lno
American nag. Neisnngrs and c-enas
express heartfelt sympathy .ur TN pa
rants If the hern.
Miss Teixors Psusaer vino hAa huen
visiting trends n Bath. -er.,rasd hom0
Szsuriay-
Mrs. Frank Reynuida- ArA. G9axndo
Baker and =. E Pur,nfun Wasa callars
al tne nome Of ". -. Bowtey SnxnrSa1y
An election Of oficess for rhe SUNDAY
sctonl will be held At ne chnunl an-
dRy. June :.
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Mss Belle EunE.as -eacher N ne
Se ond g-aue pup 6 n ne Page stree
c~ooi. accurn :laniso ne Z ss TSurstlH =
afternoon - Azrls-s vns-e 9 v'.sit
WAS moe q ne san Souss- follow n
wh'c- 71rni" amen was 81. pved Il
Gamers wprds
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We w,sn % express oI- hanks alC
appreciation ID al VIM n am way
assisted Us n our IaIa bereavement
Nh AND MS FRANK NEWELL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

Edward ? >weet IS - cpe7 NJ
Sg1u-cav d alg and sac q nrus-.
lots On me -aao nm Ga-611sr y
Ha1loweil. These lots ara CENTRALLY
loca-eG- alga aaC Gr-v overlook me
AenneDec river am .;Hvp 1e--.ie
soil. a -noG ouv for investment
home slTe cr garden SPOT The -e----.s
upon walc'1 -1ese lo1s ara offereG ar
remarkably sasv within ne ZACH u
all. see their aav n ms ISSUE f7r
me opening IN Sa-7lr6a- win Fee
Car G1slc ana Refreshments Adv
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r u Bigeiow and Staalev Cry
eft T'1ure6av sve-ing <ur s. A.
bans vns-e --er WI v3s,- NJ r.ga-
lows s,s-e- They WI cave Sunday
ts'- Clu Orchard T7e--a- -.lEy vii oe
employed FRY me su1-ne-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

-hn Su0da- school a ne ~0ea- :
TuI--1er cnur-h VII GIVE ~Galay
school -pncnr- SundGr az so -
,r-.ta1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

II. L. z. -2-a1ee. M-S -.Z2ls
2easane ms NJ Iona k7u-. VIM Ia 8
been n a--enua1re g. ne size III
venr1en # ne Geliet Co-,s have
-.rle-.
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LOCAL Notice

VII STAR selling Rock Bound
Spring atsr Monday, June -. Pure
water, prompt service Z. z. Grim
= Z. Ealluweii Tel- SIS. Tpne.ed..
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Maurice E1ral anu son -nwnod ann
NJ ana Ms Fred Lily -1o1orea
veslnesdar n walGoouro and Ta--en,
George Ta4rork -epnrts olneper-v "a .os-
Sums II ertrta IL n maj vrr.nit~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

The pupils 81 Mss -lrre-Ce 2
Moody VII E-~e 4 piano ~ec,--4. Sa--
n-dav jane u a. aSe o'rinck W
-lpra-- nal. No Admission rt7gr-4d.
The public Is ce-diR.l- Injured
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

Ms D .. Carver ana children.
Lucy ana -au!s a--,veG Thursday .
pass ne summer z. q South Mon
mouth 1a-r
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

aev and Ms T X Weoner
moved ne i.-ss i ne EEK 2n,1
her flDIne On Cn4un street ID
aac NJ 9. a P-ock- Vim had r@rar-
co ne mousse. having gune 20 t1ei-
summer nome n -.Drainv.iie-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20
Davenport 9a-ra-S

The home IF M and Mrs. 2 A
Barnard Of Sidney Was ne sCsne
Thursday afternoon Of a very pretty
wedding. when her dR ag.ltsr Fer
neIIH. became ne wife Of Arthur &
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

Miss Nora Fal-nEafss am Miss For
ence Can II Belgrade wer= recHn- eS;s
AZ TIE Ea--.Jsaizs homestead NesI ER--
liae-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20
WHITFIELD
Herbert z. -eatr

Eerber- z. Heath passed away a
ms nome T,lu-Eday after Il lrng IL
ness Funeral Friday afternoon a.
flock a. me Plans Cnlun chapel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

Geo. X Eastman VINO IS j. a. ms
Eaauulpn ho-ne. e -epn-ea as II
proved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

A-- hA1s!-ns SEglsv las moved
4 ne BILLINGS house. -.ncaln aVsnas.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

-nnr Baldwin n Aalrcse. Mass, wgs
LIE guest Thursday II GE-a.ns- -snds
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

Mss VIA < Gliddsn mas gone .
Portland -ur v1slt Win -,-enus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

-he-e W, os Z -ensA-ss. tur ne -: :
a-an Ca cuncs-- rid Iris F-,laY az
e-1oun ~ ne F.-sf Baptist c.1ur-n YES
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

MISS E.-a Nelson ie-- Tr,Ersoay
1or Belgrade -aAes- wa+ra she W
olss ne summer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

MIS-. George Z GsIcnell II South
Monmouth las been ne Elest q aer
sister. Mrs. Charles N -;boeTS-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

A X ToZ,e-- STUDENT n ne
University II Name. arrived nome N
-,7u-saav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

III znu M-Z Charles T-gat -=r--1s4
--aursCsy I'm NW4sEur 1nu AlpI-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

-7e Soy Scouts una. !. Sccu--nRsIs-
O. II Sigeiuw s1.7cyeG t:lrae GAYS
..arrrinE -als Was; II jimmy PCs-''
There we,,a ~ apvs n ne nary ana
Z vary enauva1ie outing was -eppr--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

Ei..a IN 9 Bunker Of A-Easi2 WIS d
JDs.ness VISITOR II Gardiner ~ G,-s.-a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-06-20

Mzss Marr- a Seaman wz4s 4 pas
sanEer Thu-soET -or 5juce-oI-C.
X ner= st1e 3 . visit fer -wo weeks.