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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

AT the regular meeting II the VA
terrible Rotary club held Thursday
evening at their rooms 81 the Elm
wood. ti1e club members heartily en-
cinrsed athletics at Waterville High
school. and although all members
were not present AT the nesting, Il
very good sum was taken there and
a committee appointed TO see the rest
of the members and get their donna
tinn. II was estimated that there
might be about SO given by that clun.
hut the exact amount win he gwen in
a later issue of the journal.
The regular banquet was enloyed,
and the two guests al the nesting,
Ear-y W Dunn of Boston and Ivan
LAM. hf Augusta. spoke briefly before
the ciub members
Mr. Dunn, VINO was AT one time a
professor al Yale University and IS
now a prominent lawyer in Boston,
addressed the members. while Mr..
Lang. who is secretary of tie Angus
IA Rotary club, spoke To the members
IN regard to the autumn cunciare
which is to be held with the Augusta
club ON October 9Th and tn. and 70
which a cordial invitation has been
extended to the Watervilie club MEM
beers and their ladies. Al the con-
ciave the district governor, Charles
w Lovert Of Salem. is to be present.
and the local club is 10 have him az
an hgnored guest-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
SENATE FACTIONS
Continued from Page one)

aen,. .akInE IL hear the previous
"a aGE.lag "a the VIE president ttlnI
AIs would result IL election Of those
.o.&-lus The standing rule of the
oeYIaGe
Ill he Hnuse- where treaty talk bobs
p now anu then. Representa-. We King
L pal liciir. Illinois, mt ouuced reso-
NIXON proposing The support OF The bouy'
~ ne senators standing for amer
ozi.lsm." The resolution was thrown IN
-Ns nuppe. without ais-uSs.an-
= Under uuRnImpne consent agreement
The amenumsnts by Senator Fall. Re
publican OF New Mexico. proposing
that thr United states BE relieved from
under The treat" will be taken Up to-
morrow cnr discussion. No vote Is
looked fnr unLl next week
Senator Johnson g decision 10 resume
his western sIeakIng "Trip sci a. res.
a wfIl-,wina a. runners concerning ths
British amt- Iczr voting amendment
The general talk wa thaI Republican
leaders rank told Senator Johnson
that they did not have enough votes =
uass II ann taRr the senatpr replied tina;
ne would 60 out in the country anc
create such strong sentiment ~ its "a
-or that he Senate wrul5 ur; dare DE-
feGr il
Senator Lerrooi in outlining lis 20
sifiun said the President mad been rath.
e- fee in his declarations as To whz.
was The hear OF the League covenant
Since the President started tn.
transcontinen,ai Trip the hear nf the
covenant mas suffered several dispiace-
nenis said the WisconIin senatpr
who SAD IL had BEEN varlousis desc-;D.
Il. by the President as the agreement
mt 10 20 10 war UNDER nine months
Article VI, anu. more rsceE1ly al salt
Lake. as Article "
The President, he said n asking chs
Senate TO ratify the treaty with Article
x as Il was written wuuid pledge ths
solemn word Of the Tinted States tina
/ would engage in war TO preserve ms
Terri orial integrity Of nation members
II this article stood and meant ttiaI
this country must send trnups under :.
Senator Lenront declared he would nu'
vote for the treaty.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

ufficers who ere directing affairs"
Sid Miss WOODBURY.
LET Us determine-you and i
that we will bring our own unions
Up % a high standard, that we will
succeed by some means ~ other TRY
ing N new WAYS after every faiiure>
10 have the unions touch in some de-
Gree the lives Of all the Young people
On whom we have any claim or whom
we may find without church homes:
that we will en1eavor to svsiematizE
our work work so that finances an
:.ual reports IND correspondence will
be,scareu fDr N a business WAY: that
we will keep our devotional meetings
feeding places fur that normal. spirit
ial life which neefis constant re-
newai in every individual one Of us.
The devotional meeting is not Just
slue Issue IN our lives BY means
IF IL. the finest Ideals becume I'M
hsnueu IN olir minds as the true
IDEALS Whatever our profession or
business IN life. we need. first of ali.
70 oe fine men and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IN spir1t-wfth vision Of the
brotherhood Of all. people. and with
That attitude Of mind which makes
our work of every day a service To
same enc besides ourselves. that at
situds Of mind which discovers WAYS
OF giving helping hand, wherever
we may be.
Think Of the MISERY which would
ne removed If everyone held IN these
Ideals and let us straigftwav begin
with ourselves Each Of us can really
govern one life and that is his own
Let us therefore nur neglect these
things which enrich US. The Y. p G
Z devotional meeting Is our onpp--
tunity. our training school. If We
can catch the vision III rhe National
Imon, even gradually. this vear
and avail ourselves Of all which rha
organization offers. there win e.nrna
to us inevitably an upiift such as we
90 moi dream of nnw. Prove all fh.Sa
Things for yourselves and t1old fay,
10 that which is Eood And we .,au.
confidence in the Lord touching r1u
thar We both DO the things which ws
command vuu'
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7cpprt Of Devotional suut.

M report o. tile deval.oI.al supe,
i C.1aen-, Rae Bh " T. Eunr ID.
: and. WIS IS follows,
IS inns brief word ! en- but -ouc.s
If work II Tag iepa I;ne!1-
@aica you are so 1arn In.
= -eIF-iyIon e . a-ilss.-neur D.
F., importance Is S,lwa IS desirable
: 'yisaD.v there IS n single aC-.viIg'
: ol.T whule cl1Tlrcr 1.1a -!laT IS as
II ne funaamen1s1l VaIUt Lu lae de-
7 Easnatzun than the devo1,anas WORK
- The :. p. l.. Z Il Is lue raining
: nuol NJ 0ur mast -onscc-ateGi young
lsrl,.e II Christian principles u CHI
re
The devotional meeting ana The
Il; ily prayers and Rible rendings Of
OR unions a.. together are the ve!'y
> III of cur organization We must
ewavs keep this spiritual emphasis
= lie heart OF tur z. P. c. Z. en-
q avpr.s -s.,t...,,.- .-.. ..
Under the exceptional leadership II
CIR State president, Miss Woodbury.
the unions in Maine have heen
lT-uugsiT through the war period
with credit 70 themselves and the
state hoard. Our president has al
WAYS emphasized The devotional
work as the most important branch
II our work with the result that the
devotional department has been anie
10 GET splendid response and coop
GRAFTON from our unions and union
e-s
There have been upwards Of sol
devotional meetings held in our State
by our unions during this year most
~ IN Sundays
The spiritual values being thus ne
veipped among our Tnlversaiis,
young people mean much tpr the 1u-
rure o. our church. More cnnsecra1-
ed iRymsn, more ministers 70 work
in the world church for world Serv-
ice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

Aiten CAFES mas rHtllrned 10 his humn
IN Millinpc..st artcr vialt in tho hnune
o1 ,lis SISTER MA V. A Clay.
tseaFEe z Furd of WaEnrvilIe. run-
mandsr OF Q. 8. Hasknll camp. Soma
u Veterans. was I'm TOWN wennnmnny
nasnt to preside over the rnglaiRr runuf
ing uf the s. OF Y.
Fiorsfnan HRthawav. WIN huE h<en
working during the summer rnuufh. m
tne dental ONCE NJ DIR. Card 8 Cnfnn.
Has gone to Providence. h. /. % rusums
mas studies al BROWN university.
Ar and Mrs Carl Trickey uf Rrew-
er were N town Thursday calling o.
reaarfres and friends.
M-s Z W. HUNT entertained TIM
WumAn's Christian TemunrznuH Cu,nn'
Al ner hume ON Pleasant strnsf Thurs
Gay a1tsrn3on. Mira. II 9. Nnurun Was
iea<ier Rerur,s ID the a1nxe cuuwsn-
tinn heid in Rocklznn reusnrav wers
gTVen by Mrs Flora stur1svnut una
MIS- LIZZIE Gilman. the delegu1ss frum
the local union, WIN attended the cun-
ventiou.
Miss Elaine Marsien has suue No Fur.
land 10 take q course Of study a tina
~ @-@@A~NC S-s&sc14 1DI NpGIIk lAQlEEr
--rs Eva SheRn Of Fort Fair1ield VA.
IN town Thursday the guest of Mrs
3 g. Matthew's and other friends.
Geo-se A Arnuld OF Aunurn. depury
COLLECTOR Of internal revenue. in IN
Town this week attending 10 matters
Of business pertaining TO Lis once.
Mrs Ray Fox and daugnters 90
RanEeiey aye returned home altar a
vi II n the homes Of Mr. Fux,s sisters.
MIS-. Edmund Murrh and Mrs. Chexser
a Frost.
M and MIS-. ", Il. Carson Of 81. A.
hans were in town Wednesday ON tfreir
wa TO Providence. B. L, for a visff
With their son. Clvde Carson ana will
also VISIT mother son. Willis Czrsun Jr..
who has charge Of the radio station Ut
Fire Island. y. Y, before returning
home.
Mrs Leila MAYO. VIM has besn uzss-
: ing ssve-a' weeks with relatives in Do
vr and Faxrrnft. is in town for VISIT
before returning 10 Massachusetts.
1 A meeting OF wauerfey Rahslran
/ Lodge was held Thursday evening and
the RebekRh degree was conferred on
can;idRtes. The assembly officers werp
/ FRI sent. Refreshments were servea
and a large number OF members werr
in attendance.
Mr. and Mrs. William Z Perrirai, Mr
and Mrs Harry L. johnson. Mrs.. En-
ma Fitzgerald. Mrs. Mile ParBuus ans
B Mrs Gladys WyrnRn were in Newpurs
Tuesday evening. where they ATTENDED
district meeting Of the PvthiRn Sis
te-s wflich was held with Triumph Tenn.
pie OF tf1.1 Town
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
COLBY FRESHMEN
NUMBER III
II MEN. 73 WOMEN

Colby College opened yesterday
with LA Freshmen registEring. II
IN tine mems division ana u in the
womens division. President Rutser1s
spoke 10 the mems division, cum-
meuring especially en- the lassse num-
Der of upper ciassmen who have re-
turned from service to finish their
college courses and rhe new tnfinenre
10 Colby of these mnn. az hrnadened
minds. will have.
Pfuf. Wesley R. Wells Of 81. Louis.
M. will be one Of the new members
OF the faculty TINS year. Prot. Wells
VIII have the courses uf President
Roberts VIM will devote his entire
efforts tins year IN outside work fnr
the college Cecil A. Rollins. Cnihy
Il, viii be assistant To Prof. Tay-
Tor IN the Latin department Pruf.
Harry re1urned 10 WRierwtlle yes-
terttRy To assume mis- duties al cui-
iege after TWO years of T M c. A.
work with The a E. T. Mr.. websr.
WIN is On leave Of absence doing
Y. NJ c. A. work. viii still take Mr..
FIRuklins SUBJECTS. Miss Alice NJ
Holmes is the new head of the wo-
mems division. Miss Holmes is a
graduate OF - Hnlyoke College. CO.
lumpia University. ID. A.. and has
feceireo the degree of e. D. frum
Hartford Theological Seminary Dur
ing the war Miss Holmes has been in
wEtr service work at Washington, D.
{. Besides her regular duties the
new dean will have a Glass IN Biblical
Literature for the women. Miss Lii
ian Delanp. formerly Of Abbott
school Pennington. Me-. will assume
the duties Of mRtTpn of womau's di-
vision Miss DeianD's home is in
Boston. Mass but she is very well
known IN this vicinity On account of
her laIs associations with Maine
sctlopIs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

The committee on resolutions r,r-
sisting of Rev. William Kelley AZ
Lewiston. Miss Alice Penneu IF
brunswick and Mrs William [. wisb
OF Portland made it's report and the
following resolutions were aduu,ed
by the Cnion:
BE Ii Resolved. that this 7. p
Q. convention put itself ON record as
endorsing the policies and work of
DIR Juiln Smith Lgwe and ask the
senezai convention that they continue
Nun IN this work m superinrendeu. OF
churches
he II Hesuir1d, ffnx No u1uffnu uuur
rD-Operafinn with TIM 1xnfe uuuren-
tim Of churches In in plans fnr exl
tension work and lcnd to this work
our hest en6ezVor.
Cnder the shadow Of snrrpw which
has spread over this church in tine
loss OF one ID its heloxed members
Mrx Ganusft, be it renDived that
We s9pre0 uur sympathy and thzr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
BIG ENTERING
CLASS At BATES

lewiston. Sept. s5-Bates College
opened today with an unusually large
entering class, and the roster to-
alS.n SHOWS larger number Of stu
de,.:s nan Tor many wears 1t is
expected the enrnilment OF new STU
Gems VIII total near Ia. Professor
William H. Eartsi1urn will remain
a@t.n- president until successor to
-he .lte President Chase is elected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

George Il Taylor IF Alden street
died Thursday morning al the Sis
ters' hospital after a short Illness al
the age Of 81 years He is survived
by three daughters and two SONS. a
father. Edwin z Taylor of Angus
and one sister Mrs. Annie Towle Of
this city; also one brother, Ernest
TAYLOR Of Winslow. The funeral
services will be held from the Red
Ingtnn Undertaking rooms Saturday
morning at 10 O'Clock Rev. BenJarn-
IN Beatty will officiate.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

Private Bryce c. Little Of the
Headquarters troop, Sra [ s. Armr,
VINO mas been IN overseas servire for
me past 1S months anu mas been stu
uoned IN Germany fur nine months.
arrived Thursday NOM AZ his hume
N TINS city Ee LANDED IN New York
week ago On the Mt. Vernon" ann
received his honorable discharge al
camp Devens. He reports that Pvt.
Otto Turner Of the Headquarters
t-oop is ON his WAY hume.
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PALMYRA

Mr.. and Mrs George Philbrick Of
Sietsnn visited over Saturday
night HI George Damun's-
FurmHrs IN this vicinity are nm
isning the harvesting OF their sweet
corn. A fair crup is reported
arthur Jordan attended Lewiston
fair.
Several in this vicinity attended
the nesting Of the Sweef Corn
Growers Association held Tnsmamy
evening NJ Mewpnr1 G Cs1nso
snra an nz1arnss ma mnrn fnserzf
srnn xuznuzxsnGe11- sevssm1 usw mzsu-
bars sesn nflled 10 TIM rUil. Cake
and cufEee ware SERVED.
Earle Leavftf has refurned from
Portland. where he Inns been en-
plnred-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
NORTH AUGUSTA

Luwln Z Taylor received a teie-
phone message Thursday from Wa
te:-vllle announcing the sudden death
o. ms Youngest son. George &. Tay-
Tor Funeral services will be held
al % O'Clock Saturday morning AT
WaIerrille
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

unanimously. This resolution read
as follows:
AS professors Of EuiversaliEln. we
believe IN the realization Of Gods
Kingdom through the affairs, insfru-
menIaIiries and personalities of this
world and m human brotherhood.
not as an abstrac, sentiment but as
a living and present necessity. Our
church should VOICE its message in
tins time OF unsertlemenr and strife.
Be II therefore resolved
!. That we most heartily approve
and endorse the League Of Nations as
an endeavur 10 realize international
fraternity and honesty and that we
40 most heartily depreciate and CON-
denim any word or policy that shack
les US to national seifisfness-
. Thar we plead for SANITY and
restraint IN our civic ann industrial
life. We regret exceedingly the
spir1t of greed that acruares capital
Isl and labor alike and demand a
new Anericanism that places its A.
tsrest upon some higher criterion
than the almighty dollar
g. That we condemn those citizens
vino nave SO far forgotten manhood
ana decency as ID make themselves
rlch at the cost Of the comfort AMI
very life of the poor.
4. That we affirm a belief IN a pni-
icy N clean. efficient, honest Amera-
cznism. established and built upnn
reality that viii make us good neigh
bars with all the world
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
Winslp,x Crane Ear

The winslow Changers arr max
ing final plans for their annual
Grange Fair 10 be held next Tuesday
and "Wednesday al their nall The
fair will open al 10 clock Tuesday
morning and very me program
has been arranged. A feature Of
the rwo days viii ne the dinner ser-v-
ed az MON ny the grange ladies'.
Wednesday evening will be- e an
uuai dance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

A number from this city attended
Pennington fair Thursda. and re-
ported a fine fair There were hun
Gr-eds Of automobiles on the grounds
parked. and thousands Of people
The midway was unusually interest
ing and entertaining and ereryo e
went in for a good time and they
had II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

The Stare Work Committee of the
Congregational Conference and Mis-
siunary Society will hold meeting
II Winthrop Friday, AT which Rev
Charles Robinson of the CUnErega-
tiunal church of this city will be in
attendance
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

-sca-ris
BE II Resolved that we by rising
vote express our appreciation uf the
WARN hospitality Of rhe Augusta
church for the mnsr efficient way in
which they have entertained the
Sta1e convention Of the Y. P C. Z.
Recommendation Aenutad
The report nf the cummIrree On
Recommendations was then gwen.
Tins committee consisting OF Miss
Hazel Smart nf Bangor, Rev Otto
kaspe Of Brunswick and William L.
Wish OF Portland. The report was
accspted and the following recon-
nennariunE were adopted:
l. We recommend that the execu-
tive board be aurhuTzzsd and in
str-uc1e ed 10 curfer with the commit
lee m constitution revision OF ths
state convention with the aim IN
view Of placing the time u the
rnesf1nE IF the Y P c. C. convention.
We recommend that the pledge
MADE al the national convention hy
ne State officers be ratified
d We recommend continuance Of
The policy uf the CniUn-a1-largs
icnking forward 70 the raaiizariun a
placing Maine us tine first State II
tte Culun IN point Of membership
i We recommend thai the iucal
union secretaries carefully mike
nufe Of ali questions printed II
annual report blanks and 70 keeI
ltie.r record in such a way as 70 MAKE
II possible 10 answer said questions
accuratei,'
- Lacking 10 the future welfare
If the State 7. P. c. Z. and nuplng
for larger interest resulting w
recommend that district assemblies
ne held N time previous To the StaIf
convention al which time the mt q
Z convention attendance he piedEel
and urged.
s. We recommend ttzt more stress
ne IND ny our Young People upnr
ne Cuiversatist denomination auc
rs interests.
= Ne recommend that the exc,
''t!ve board seek the co-operatinn q.
lie Women missionary Association
and The general Sunday Schunl Asso
-a-icn and endeavor 10 perfect plan:
hereby those organizations Will as
His't IN the missionary education pro
I'm NJ the Y P G [
6 We recommend thai the r. ?
g. :. NJ the State Of Maine throug,
rs local unions pledge its hear
:;yrppuTt 20 the national convention
-: new uolicv ana tire new aftice Q
d. eti;oc e Young Temples Work.
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nesting was finally adjourned short
II sEfDrsa { ssciock

The mHxEer of ssiecrtng the place
fnr the next session on the Maine
CniRsrsRlisf convention in leff N the
hands on the executive committee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

The A-mitage Club will meet On
Monday afternoon and evening, Sept
3, with Mrs W Il. Reid, al her cot
taEe al Hammund,s Grove. Supper
VIII be served at $50
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WLIERvHIE

Mike Driscnil, Cbihy student. IN
engaged as sub-mRsfer al Lawrence
nigh school this wear
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

The men are Improving dziiy under
sf1ff workouts on Caacsh Erwin and
James Mike Ryan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

The Maine Young Peupies' Chris
Fti-n ~1ion al lie 5ls1 annual cnuven-
f-io1 asld Thursday 81 thu winthrop
FstreeI EnirersaliEr church. went On
|record as endorsing the League If
Na-ions. The resolution was intro
|oucso by Rev. G. Il. Temple. chaplain
a. he National Soldiers Home II
-u-uz, and after some little debate
as PASSED almost unanimously.
With THIS nesting df the Cniun, the
&c annual Maine CniversaIisf CON-
|seruun which was opened Monday
|ersnlug III TINS city, was brought N
close The Young Peoples Chris
rl2G Cniun session Was one ~ unus--
la Importance 10 that branch Of the
cnuTcr. convention and large amount
~ oQslness was completed. including
lie presenting on officsrs' reports ana
he etection of officers for the ensu-
las Ysar. Miss Hazel .. Woodbury.
q auburn. the president. presided
devotional ana praise servics
vas ns!c ii the morning, after which
ms business matters were taken III
NJ nominating committee consisting
e ar, e. VerriIl Of Portland and Miss
Mabel Chandler NJ Brunswick made
rs report and the following officers
we're elected fnr the ensuing year
'7esldenl Rev. Milo G. Folsom Of
'ardiner; vice president. Rev Henry
-2asfliey n West Paris; secretary,
LIS. George c. Bonrn. Belfast; treas
-7e-, Miss Edith L Newman Of Am
s0sta (re-eiecredt: executive cuIn-
T'ittee, Mrs W s. Spzuffiing uf Pitts
lain- Miss Hazel A. Smart Of Ban-
ser William Z Wish of Portland,
aSesher with the Cniun officers
Resolution Endorsing Laauus a. No.
Inc resolution endorsing the Lear
sae n Nations was proposed after
ne COMMITTEES ON resolutions OF
winch Rev w 4. Kelley of Lewiston
az chairman. had made it's first ne
'-'r' Chaplain Temple srafed- ms
lea 10 the convention and II was
seted hat he cunfer with the mem-
'sfs Of The committees ON resolutions
- putting such resolution in Ei1EpH-
'e result of this conference was that
10y Ar Kelley submitted a resOiu-
eaooraing lenEue of nations as
-seae.al proposition. while Chaplain
nipple submitted r resoiutiun en-
Nns Thu League Of Nations. Both
slaes Of the matte were argued
10y and when II Was put N q vote
psain Temples resolution fnr The
u NgttDns was carried almost
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26
MAINE UNNERSALISTS CLOSE
THEIR SGD ANNUAL CONVENTION

DUNG Pennies Christian Union Endorses League of Nations
31sf Annual Meet Held in Connection with Main Con-
venti-Umun also TraHsacts Large Amount of Business.
Including Election af officers for Coming Year-Rey. Milo
G. Fols8m. Gardiner, Chosen President
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Presidents Addr.ss

Miss Hazel .. Woodbury. Of An
burn. president Of the Maine Young
Peoples Christian Union. IN her ao-
cress Thursday. declared that she
was called upon AZ the national cnn-
venfinn to pledge Maine's loyalty fur
the GINNING year, and she Promised
thHt we would uphDid the new poli-
.cies az the National uniun, that we
would make them oilr own ana res-
pond 10 every call made urun IN.
My work as state ufacer cnmss
10 an end with this convention - /
snail no longer be urging yuu IN
your various groups 10 live mp 10
this pledge hut / shall still he re-
spunsibie fur my own particular COR
ner IN this state organization, just
as ynn win he in yours. and alto
geft1er in the RANKS. we can show our
LOYALTY 10 thu NEW ann wonderful un-
der1akingE OF tho Z. p. c. q, by o11r
nspunss to thu stute and uztiuunl
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

Miss Mariun Hughes of West
Snmerville. Mass. in passing a few
DAYS IN tins city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

Henry y. Pringie. secretary of the
International Reform Bureau Of
washington. is IN the city for a few
days al the hume Of Rev. Charles
Robinson. Mr. Pr1nEle was AT one
time resident OFT his city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

Miss Lillian Walker and Miss Mary
HeEEar-g. VIM fur the past TWO
mnnIhs have heen IN tins city as
guests o. Miss jpsepnine Foley. re-
turned On Thursday ID their hume
In Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

Mass Lnlla Ellis and Mr. and Mrs
Harold Taylor of North Belgrade
were callers IN the CITY Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

Mr.. anu Mrs. Ray Chaney have
returned To their hume in Pawtnck-
81. r. /. after visiting IN this city
for a few DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-26

Mrs Howard Ellis mas returned 10
Fairfield Center after passing few
days in this city.