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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
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PROMISED STEH Strikers

Washington. Oct. 20 Samuel
Gompers, president Of the American
Federation q Labor, IN announcing
10 the National industrial Confer
ence tonight the withdrawn Of the
labor group said that the financial
and moral support" Of the federation
had been pledged 10 the striking
stsel workers. The decision 70 aid
the stsei srrfkera. he said. was re-
ported by the federl-ion,s executive
council At last nights session OF its
quarterly meeting here
Previous 10 MIR. Gorpers' 6eclara-
rion, Timothy Shea chief Of the
Brorherhood Of Ftremen, had stated
when his attention was called 10 re-
ports that railroad employees IN the
Pittsburgh tisrric. were considering
q sympathetic strike 70 aid the steel
workers. that the railroad men would
have % decide the question OF such
strike far themselves. The rail-
road brotherhood chiefs. Nr. Shea
said, possessed no authority 70 call
any strike IN aid OF another body Of
workers.
Mr.. Gompers IN his Statement TO
the industrial conference Gid not GO
into details as 70 the support the
federation would give the steel
strikers. The decision. he said. came
after the executive council had con
sidsred in detail reports from the
various strike centers.
Defeat late yesterday in the indus
trial conference Of the resolution
proposing intervention in the steel
strike. which the labor group had
urged with ali the power II possess
&c, was understood 70 have led the
federation's executive council to
take its action
Judge Ebert Il. Gary chairman Of
the United States Steel Corpora
ton. member Of the conferences
public group, was absent from the
conference hall when the labor lead
er. made his statement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
REFUSES TO DIVJLGE
NAMES OF PROSPECTIVE
PURCHASERS OF RED SOX

Washington. Oct. ea-Representa-
tive Ganlvar OF Aassachuse-rs
would not name today Boston
FRIENDS" who, he saic. were seeking
70 purchase the Boston American
League Baseball Club.
Boston friends OF mine. who. bv
the way, are not II politics" he saiG.
asked Harry Frazee for hIs price
on the Fed Sex. some tine ago They
cid not meet h.E price but Instsac
made an offer. That's the case. as
I know II. If they bought the club
! was 10 be elected president but I
have heard nothing about the deal
for the last three or u- weeks"
GallIvau added that all al the PRO-
specr-ve purchasers lived in Boston
and that the plan was 10 make home
talent owners Of the club
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
RlScoPNS EFFECT
RADICAL cn6ES u
Old CHURCH ORDER

Detroit. Mich. Oct =-Three radlcaI
departures from the old church orue-
TIA. prevailed for more than a centUry
we're accomplished by the general con-
vention Of the Protestant Episcopal
church today. The House of Bishops
cuncurred IN action OF the House OF
Deputies creating an executive board
to have general charge OF the work CT
the church. virtual approval was siren
the ! ian for greater unity among
church bodies. approach through the
ccncGrtat being worked out with the
CT ns-egationaE church. Greater powers
also were grated the etgh. provincial
synods
The chE-chs business organization
Can now be hkened TO that o. the Unit.
&c States government. The presiding
shop and executive council virtually
are a president and cabinet the pre-
sizing tisnop being given executive
power Under the new canon creating
h board
The House OF Deputies TODAY SET the
term CT Office OF the presiding bishop
under he new law naging the Office
elective ~ SIX Years.
The concnrdaT with the Congrega. ion-
z. church which uecessIrates amend
nent 0f The constitution will permit he
church II enter INTO agreement win
ether churches for the advancement Of
Ch ~istiani-v
= budget Of s1e. SE5.SCl for me regular
work Of The church The next three
Years, was presented and adopted If
he House cf Deputies today and nov
is in the hands Of the House OF Bishops
This does not tabe into account church
wo-g extension. however. which is 10 o..
cared Tor through the nationwide cam
Taig-l. the -7roFran FOR which has bee-
approved IL both houses
Portland. Ore. IS me choice for the
c0rvsurion for ne 100 general meet p
ing. The House OF Bishops this aster-
noon concu--ing in the resolution %
IN House ~ Deputies 70 tha. effect
The proposal 70 admit women -
CHURCH Legislative branches was over
" holm ngir- defeated in the House ~
= pu-ies wher reconside-a tior was
ven the question OF substituting the
word commandments" Coz the word
''avnen" III The constitution
TIE bishops concu-~ad II actions ~
he DEPUTIES condemn ir?- mob violence
a~6 "s~ ne caoiTa' ar labor n submit
thei~ differences 70 arbitration
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
SEEK EVIDENCE
IN AUTO TRACKS
AT LONG TRIAL

Aon-pel1sr, VI. OCT I'm ar H--anpr
70 prove that Mrs Lucina c Broad
wells BODY was carried 10 the Wheel
ocK garden In Barre on The nigh. Of
May !, 1919. n AT automobile which
naC been taken OUT Of a garage On rrial
ny George 4. Long. the man now being
tried 1o- The murder Of Mrs Brzaweu
me prosecution put OF the stand IN
asning-on county court today Irving
L Smith. VINO one the night OF Nav !.
was roorIIng II a house On keith ave
Eue bordering on the Wheeiock garden
and VINO testified that al ! clock. The
morning O. May !. ne heard the motor
of an automobile and on looking Oh.
-sw car vanishing around the corner
Of Keith avenue and Summer street 70
Elm street
TEST :. ing further, Smith said ne CID
not see any tail light on the cor and
The next day ne traced the Impressions
mad ny the wheels Of an automobile
and found thar one Of the r-eads was
Gife-en than the others. The state mad
previously put in evidence that the right
rear tire On The car Lnns took out was
different than the others
Smith said that the car ne saw van
ishIug around the Keith avenue AM
summer street corner was a small VEN
cis- z. ". GooC1ellow. The proprietor q
The garage wie-e Long secured The car
On May = testified concerning me car.
as CI1 Charles Spencer. wha was en-
pioTe1 al the Ga-aee. Their evidence
was ina. The car Long secured a. The
garage wa Z Saxon
GooG1elIow also sa-c that the car mad
number plates when Long took il from
the garage the nign1 Of Mrs. Broad-
well death. but when he returned -hs
number pkateS were missing
". D Merritt z detective. testified
20 finding TWO weeks after the death A
lock Of hair IT me car which The sta rs
contends Long used TOR carrying me
BOG 70 The garden. He sane II haG neer
sent 10 Lns state Iaborato-v IL Bu-Iing-
ton or examination. Another one les
r-ded Cnat ne was present when the
lock Of ha-- was found
The defense IN its Question ing sOush-
10 es-anlish that the hair mad bee.
= IL ed IN The car air. Is return % he
garage.
The defense was notified 70 he -eaGv
Wizh lis case OF F-fda- S@eri~ ? =
Tracy was sent to Boston 70 subpoena
witnesses FOR the defense. including Nj
anG Mrs Walter Davidson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
BELGIAN KING AMAZED
AT CONTINUED OTATIONS

Cincinnati, O.. Oct. 2a-After an
enthusiastic welcome II Cincinnati
King Albert and his party are on
their way TO Pittsburgh tonight
Thousands cheered the royal Bel
CLANS today as they drove 10 the MI
sic nall. where Ysaye. himself
Belgian anc friend OF the monarcIIs
gave a concert with ms symphonv
orchestra for the benefit of Belgium :
orphans.
The King has been amazed at the
almost continuous ovations given
him and at the crowds which have
gathered at stations where MS spe-
cIal train did not even pause He
repeated again II a brief address
and il conversation with Governor
Cox and other who welcomed him his
admiration Tor America and Ameri-
cans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
Jap Auto Rules.

~ You must drive your automo-
bile a. the speed Of eight knots per
hour on the city road and al twelve
knots per hour on L country roads
(2l In narrow place Of road, cor
ner and bridge. speed slowly,
f$l When you see the policeman
throwing Up mis- hands you must not
drive ii front OF him
"a When you pass the corner and
the bridge, ring the horn.
f5) When YOU get ahead Of the
passenger on foot. or the COW, or the
horse. YOU must ring the horn.
81 When you meet the horse or
the COW speed slowly and take care
70 ring the horn and not be afraid Of
them. Drive slowly when you meet
the horse and the cattle. dc not make
them afraid, and carefully make the
sound If they afraid the sound. you
must escape a little while al the
side OF the road till they pass.
@ When you drive the motor car
do not leave the driver seat and take
care lest unexpected trouble happen
81 Dc not drive the motor car
when you get drunk. and dc not
smoke on drivers seat.
a. When two cars are driving IN
the same road, II there is another
car II front OF yours. you must keep
sixty yards away from him, If yo1
20 ahead ~ him ring the horn and
pass him
10i When you cross the railway
wait until the other train and other
cars pass through
dI) When anything the matter
with your car, you go police station
and tell him.
Gu When ycu want TO have a
driver or exchange another, you
must enclose drivers address, career
and age
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

ral stree entertained Nj and Mrs.
Lavander EaIloweII and Fanny B-arn Of
Jefferson and Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin.
Libby CT West Gardner.
Mrs 10 ziah Weymouth was IT the CITY
FRIDAY.
Mics Efiie Merrill broke her wrist By
falling wniie picking apples a. her
home here.
MS. Walter Merrill and Miss EMe
Merrill were visiting Mrs.. Me-rsu'z son
Ray Merrill. last week
One 0f -aIanr's teams ran iu-o Mel
Vile -ibhys team a. the Cnicu store
wednesday. breaking one forward axle
soc TWO spokes out nt the rsar wheel.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

A wedding reception was fender
&c 10 Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Stevens Of
Bath Saturday evening n p home
Of Robert Belyea- LitchhefC- The
bridegroom father and mother and
many relatives, also host Of friends
and neighbors. were present Stand
ing under an arch the bridegroom
and bride received many hearty con-
ga1ula1ions as the guests were ush-
cred TO them The words Of Rol-
In Stevens To the bridegroom were
pertinent. Silverwars and other
household necessities were given.
Hymns were sung and refreshments
Of ice cream and cake were served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
British Admiralty
Head is Quizzed
Before Commons

London. OCT "2.-Parliament re-
stunned its sessions today. the House
OF Commons meeting al IA o'clock.
when Walter Hume Long. the first
lord OF the admiralty was immedi-
ately called upon 10 answer a series
Of questions concerning the Baltic
situation mir. Long replied with con-
siderable force 10 the inquiries. Brit
ish ships were II the Baltic, ne said.
bGt he was without information as
10 the reports thai they had been N
action
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
Two More Fliers
Finish at Mineola

Chicago. Ills. Oct. 2c-Caprain
Alex Pearson. and Lieut.. Earl H
Maczelman landed today at Mineola.
y. Z, being the fourth and fifth av-
iacn-s 70 complete the second lap Of
the aruy's double rransconcineuca
air race, 540e miles Eigth other
flyers made VARYING progress across
the country in trying 70 complete
the race Pearson com pieted the
fight al I.55 and Manzetrnan az az.
Captain r SteluIe and Lieut.. ..
3. Gish started from San Francisco.
the latter making the best fight of
the Gayia nding this evening a.
Green River, wyoming ga miles
from San Francisco Captain Steinle
reached Sacramento, Calf. only IS
miles from his starting point.
Under the rules of the contest no
flyers will start the second lap from
san Francisco after today. OF the
g. starters. 20 made the first cross
and = started the second lap. Of
the = five have finished and four
have dropped out.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
JAP SCHOONER,
GROUNDED IN BAY,
FLOATS HERSELF

T F-GncisCG, Oct- THE Togo Al
sen haIsha s s-sEnle- Nippon MarU, en-
route from Japan. which went aground
II Z aeavv tog early today IL Eaf M0oa
Iav. Il mics south Of San Francisco.
'sTor 80 20 me government radio sta
tim a. & % clocv this morning tha-
she had doared herself without dam
81 ana was proceeding 10 san Fran
cisc1.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
Two [. S. Agents
Are Indicted on
CONSPIRACY Charge

New York, Oct ec--h-ee agents Of
the Department OF Justice were in
Quoted today by the Federal grand
jury on charges OF having engaged ~
q conspiracy 70 blackmaL liquor
dealers IT This city and thereby frus-
trats the operation Of the war time
prohibition law. Two other men, one
4 former agent Of the department,
were indicted or similar charges.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
Schooner Annie 3.
Mitchell FIOaIed
And Taken TO SearspOrt

Bangor, Me, Oct. ::..-Schooner
Annie B Mitchell, before reported
ashore On Steeie's Ledge. has been
foatec by the Scott Wreckins Com
pany Of New London an0 taken to
Searsport. L is said that the vessel
is not zach damaged Her cargo Of
coal has been refused by the Ban
COR consiEnees and viii be discnaI geo
at Searspo--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
Christ Church

An address on the recent TrIennla.
convention If -he "a omanis Auxl!iarv
ID the Board of Missions viii be al
interesting feature Of the meeting
this Thursday afternoon at a.3a
O'Clock One Of the diocesan officers
Just returned from The convention
viii speak. This viii be an open meet
ing for all who care 70 come. The
address will begin al o'ciock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
PREPARING FOR
EX-kAISER'S TRIAL
SAYS BONAR LAW

LonC OF, Oct. ee.-AI necessarv pre7a-
"a lions for the trial OF former Emperor
VILLAIN are being made. I was an
nounced in the House of Commons ID
cav b Mr.. Bona- Law. the government
ieaaer The reGNst 10 The Netherlands
s0ve-rner, for the surrender o. The ex-
erlper0~, he explained could not ne
made Until al the powers had signed
the per &c treaty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

The origin Of the lowing cur'' f.
tracsahie to Henry " of France
While hunting ne st-ayed from hie
companions and. feeling thirsty
called al q wayside inn for a cup o.
wine. The serving maid. on handir-
II to him as he SIT on horseback.
neglected 70 present the handle
Some wine was spilled and the King
white gauntleSs were soiled- As he
was riding home the thought came
To him that a two-hanCled cup would
prevent a recurrence of this acct
dent. so ne had = two-handie6 CUP
made al the royal po-teries and sen
II TO the inn. On MS next visit lie
called again for wine. when to MS
astouishment the maid. having re-
cervec instructions from her mistress
70 be very careful OF the Kings CUP.
presented il TO him by holding /:
herself by each OF its handles. A.
once the idea struck the King that
cup with three handles was the thing
needed The idea was prompt,~
acted upon, for. as his Majesty
quantity said: Surely out Of three
handles I shall be able 70 get one"
A farm al Fulton. Mo-, that vas
bought in 1886 az $3.50 per acre Ia.
just been sold for s175.50 per acre
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
Hard Job for
League to Protect
Weak, Says Taft

New York. Oct a letter from
former President Taft expressing the
belief that II viii be q long, ma /
struggle" for the League Of Nations
to acquire sufficient prestige 10 pre-
tect abused people II Central Europe
was received today by Louis FRED
man. local merchant. M Taft eZ-
pressed his conviction however, that
The league would eventually have
this power. Nj. FREEMAN had ask C
Mr.. Taft for his opinion Of report !
prOErans.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
Factory Helps 5i-ss

Il may sound like a Joke 20 speak
OF the manufacture Of woodpecke-
nests, but there is actually a factory
u Maine thai lakes many orders for
such nests
The bird houses are constructed II
Pine blocks fifteen inches long sni
from five TO SIX II diameter T~
back Of the block Is squared 10 per
Nit OF the patent adjustment be.ne
properly attached 70 he tree Jr
placed where the house Is 70 De 10.
Gated. a canopy OF top piece 10 ke-p
out the weather being made Ike a
roof. a perfect nest is drilled by a
resmer. Within three inches Of the
bottom a corkscrew inderrarion liz
made 10 the bird entrance, n the
toes Of the woocpecker are in pairs.
TWO before ant TWO behind, with
sharp, strong claws. the whole scruc-
ture Of the foot making II adaptable
for climbing
The houses are sold to orchari
owners.-Detroit Free Press
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
ASK SUGAR TO
FEED STARVING
BAY STATE BEES

Springfield. Mass. Oct c.--An orde-
Cor q ton anc q hale OF sugar 10 iced
starving bees Of Hampden count was
placed with int sugar equalization
hoard -oGay ~ the Eampden County
improvement League, this amount rep
- senring the needs OF owners OF from
TO 10 150 swa-rIs. There are SAID 10 be
-so swa ms il the country and requests
for sugar are coming ii daily. Experts
who are inspecting the swa-Tns repor-
nc ezasge-ation Of conditions by own
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

he District convention of the
r,---r.zr Sisters viii be held Thurs
e. afternoon and evening. Oct %,
= - : hall 4 business meeting
VI n held n the afternoon and
s.:rre~ served n the dining hall III
.t r clock. Both degrees VIII De
v.--se1 curing the evening by ON
~4-y =riecrac from the Wa1srVllls,
l-us-a and Gardiner lodges. Wa
-a---.,le degree staff viii carry on
- a.no- work. II is expected thai
.ara Il ne Grand Lodge officers viii
re- present. All members Of Wynn
aa-s@--a Temple are urged 70 attend
- -..sI-.-- brother or sister Is cor
l.l.v invited 10 pc present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
HUB SYNDICATE
MAKES PROPOSAL
TO BUY RED SOX

Boston. oct. @e-PLrchase OF me
Boston Ped sex r. q local synoira-s
which + successful. would elec- COR
r~essman James a GaIlivar Us i'.ea-
56ar- - The club. mas beer proposed
- T,resioent Ha-~v Frazee, me pres
e-- 1r1Dcipa. owner. Congress''-'1n
r-,,.,.ar announced roday II I"
lll--- -, ,-csived r,re, the CoLsI So
reiI al -, thai his fri, ms had . MAJ
offer lor -en clu2 Wh. -I---,,ar.,Jer..
.-azet now has uncaT c'i-'7 =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

An inspector Of fire alarm boxes II
Northampton found inside box u p
letter addressed TO a man in Siam
ford. Conn Il was written by a To-
cal Polish woman and had been n
the box for some time. A narrow
space under the door admitted the
latter and the sender no doubt
thought she was placing II in a mail
box. The stamp had fallen of and
q new one was attached and the let
ter sent on ITS way.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

ne s.na-a. u me late Mrs. Nina
usvrou-1 was held Wednesday
,.-s~r9or a. o'clock from her late
nam or Cer--EI street There was
s-- tendance Of friends and
mr. beautiful floral tributes.
,.s~,-,res were conducted by Rev.
x Pant. rector Of Christ church.
- 7ea-a-s were =. {. Burr. David
douglass. John Connors and Charles
Aio@at.. The ir1ermenr was II the
.e-u- l1- - Oak Grove cemetery.
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Toy industry Starts

A new manufacturing industry has
developed il Gardner Il is com
posed Of Fred Z. Peacock Of HALO
well and Harry c. Peterson Of
Bruins wick. formerly Of This city
The name OF the concern is the
Honey Toy Co. and the second
Story Of the Scribner building OF
Bridge street is the headquarters
The concern is engaged IN the man
ufacture Of wooden toys.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

A painter III work on a water tank
at Bull. MINI. foresaw a catascropne
when a COW began TO scDech he
back on the bottom Of his ladder AMI
started TO come down That fright
ened the COW. and she ran her horns
through the lower rungs of the ladder
and started OF IN a gallop. carrying
the ladder. painter, paint and all
The louder he yelled the faster the
COW travelled. 1t was but a short
ride for the painter. who struck the
ground uninJured. but the COW car
ried the ladder for a quarter Of
mile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
SENATE PASSES
PASSPORT BAN
EXTENSION BILL

h-ngten, Oct. 29-A bill ex-
tending war I'M RESTRICTIONS OF
passports for one ves- So as 70 ex-
ciuGe from tht country radicals and
Other undesirable ahens. was PASSED
LoGay by ne Senate wIthoU- : record
vote and sent 10 conference
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SUGAR PRODUCERS
AGREE TO PRICE
PALMER SUGGESTS

Washington. Oct. -CouCUr-erce o.
producers representing 80 per cent Of
the peeI sugar output IN TINS COUNTY
has been received By Attorney Genera
Palmer II reply &c MS suggestion ths-
10 cents a pound 10 wholesalers was a
1air price for the new CROP
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

Manor Parcy Jordan arriv-
---.--asaav .~ru Montreal He
... ,a.- -a-r-r-d rom England
+, y ba4r -nree and one nan
- ---s~seas VIII ne Canadian
q. brings VIII hin on his
-..- III English orIde-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

Miss Marion Smith. daughter Of
Amos Robinson Smith Of Chicago
arrived II town or Tuesday 10 at
TEND 70 the selling OF Inc former
home OF Miss Lizzie Page OF Spring
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

Paw wnl-e = this CITY l. about. 70
oper Al new and Cp-to-ca-e Gaze IT
the Ainee block or lower Water
street Already the furnishings nave
arrived and are installed. I Is IN
de-srood that Inc opening VII take
place The first Of another week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

The J. Il. CoEan CO. Of Augusta,
which Is installing the plumbing a.
the rev high school bGilGing, has in
lsned laying the SOL and main pipes
and The same have been inspected
and passed by the local board Of
health as complying IL every detail
with the local plumbing laws
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

Word has been received from MI
and Mrs. Harry Reid formerly Of
HaIloweu. now Of Bangor. saying
that their I0-year-oid daughter. Mss
Frances lies critically III I'll The Ban
cor hospital. suffering from an at
lack Of appendicitis and compAca-
LIONS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23
CITY OF GARDINER

In City Council
October 3 1919.
Up, "a -l1r n Charles ". Fossett an
A Brooks fo- a permit 70 occupy q
-.,0- Z ne sidewalk II front Of john
're-a J0Use for the purpose OF
ls-- repairs was read and L was
-.s. ma. the -pplscs ri0n lie OF the
80 one waek pending publication.
-~rI. cor cf the record
FRED Z MILK En-.
Id. City Clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

i regular meeting Of Sanborr
Lodge. No. 81. : G. ~ r. VIII oe
held this evening az 80 Q clock,
There VII be degree work and al
members are requested 10 make al
Ell or to be present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

Fred & Moore mas purchased m
large barn belonging = Mrs. Mar-!s
A FI.ier on NIn-crDr stree ana
VIII tear che same down The lumber
VIII ba. used Il connection VIII n
ice business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

John Merrill. GUIDE and trooper al
the Outlet. WIS N the city YESTERDAY
calling on friends and reports small
game IN abundance around the lake
this eaL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-10-23

Miss Marguerite Ogden VIII be
the speaker al the meeting Of the
Woman's Auxiliary this evening al
the Parish house. Miss Ogden has
Just returned from the convention
II Detroit