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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24
CUBS AND CARDS
EACH TAKE GAME

g. Louis. No. Sept 31- dcago
ana d LOUIS div1dsd tneif sdoueae-
header today. the Cubs winning ne
first game 5 to by punching hits
or Jacobs In four innings. The lo-
Gals took the second game 6 to /.
They hit Hendrix hard and gained
an early lead which Goodwin, backed
by good support. held
Her3og was banished from the
game and fined $50 while the Wish
tors were at bat in the seventh Tor
not promptly obeyfng Umpire OfDay's
order to abandon his resting place
near the grandstand and 60 to the
players bench. Scores:
First game:
CHICAGO ...ose o113e it'll
st. Louis II 90 o o 0 o 13-11-l
Martin, Vaughn and Killefer: ia
cobs and Clemens.
Second game:
Chicago 30 o 2 o o o o @e-1o-e
st. Louis % 3 2 o 010 x-s-1i-o
Hendrix and O'Farrell: Goodwin
and Dilhoefer.
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leo JOHNSON TO MEET
frankie c0nlFREf III
CITY HALL on OCT. 9TH

Tex Hopkins, local boxing promot-
er. announces his first boxing show
In the Capital city on Oct 8. In con-
junction with Matchmaker Frankie
DeRice Of Portland. a bout has been
arranged between Leo johnson of
New York. the colored boy. who made
such a fine impression here last sea-
son, and frankie Conifrey. also hail
ing from Gotham. Both lads are hard
hitters and willing to mix and it
ought to prove a rafting good mill.
Spin MCGUIRE Of Augusta Is to
meet young Corbin Of Hallowell in
the semi-fnal Spin il confident he
can turn back the Granite city lad.
but the iatter's manager, George
Arata, says Corbin can best Nc
CURE at 135 pounds, Here's hoping
they come together. A good prelimin-
airy l. scheduled in the young Lam
bert Eddie Polio go. Our old friend.
George Gilbert, il out with a def to
meet all corners. He may be seen in
the curtain raiser on Oct. 8 at Au-
gusta City hail.
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JEFFERSON

SOUTH-Rev. L. w. West Of Wal
doboro and sister. Miss Gertrude OF
Everett. Mass, called on friends In
this place last Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Hemenway OF
Woods Hole, Mass. visited her par
ents last Wednesday.
Mrs. Ella Hilton visited her son,
H. G. Hilton in Lewiston last Thurs
day.
The Ladies' Aid will hold a hox
social in the vestry next Thursday
evening.
II. A. Clark shipped eight steers to
Brighton, Mass, last week.
Miss Addie Wright. who has been
visiting at the home Of Pearle Boyn-
ton, the past week. returned to Au-
gusta Sunday.
@. N. Singer Of Damariscotta was
a business caller at Il. A. Clark's
Friday.
Russell Francis has completed his
labors at Bath and after a brief Wis
it at Ora Boynton's will return to his
school at Everett. Mass.
Miss Sibil Erskine is attending
school at Lincoln academy.
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TROY

A pleasant meeting Of the Ladies
Aid was held last Thursday witt
Mrs. J. (. Pierce, the hostesses be-
ing Mrs. Pierce. Mrs. Conner and
Mrs. Monroe.
Walter Mitchell has gone to the L
of NJ. to take an agricultural course
Harvey Mitchell is attending NJ. c. 1
and Edith Mitchell is teaching Il
Wells.
Dewey Mitchell and wife have re
turned to Boston where he has EN-.
ployment In a restaurant.
A heavy frost injured crops large
~ the early part OF last week. Corn
In being hauled in considerable guam
tity to the canning factory in Unity.
Miss Laura Pratt has gone to
Hartland to be an assistant teachsr
in Hartland Academy.
There will be a service at the
church next Sunday afternoon.
CENTER-Mrs- Hattie Pendletol
of Islesboro is passing the week
with her sisters in town.
Martin Young of Bath is in tow1
this week.
Mrs. Reuben Rhoades has been
passing week IN Unity to attend
the evangelistic meetings.
Mrs. Frank Rollins attended the
State fair last week and visited at
the home Of T. H. Cook in Auburn.
E. B. Carlton and family and Ar
thur Sargent and family were in
Exeter, Wednesday to the fair.
Mrs. y. E. Danforth and daughter
Mrs Otis Danforth and Mrs. Irese
Ward went to Waterville. Friday, IN
the Seayer car.
Mrs. George Woods, Mr.. J. L.
Bagley and Miss Angie Gsrcelon
were in Belfast, Saturday, to TIE II Il
Cross meeting.
DIR. and Mrs. George Stevens OF
Stockton and DR.. and Mrs. e. l.
Stevens of Belfast motored to tho
Center last week for their mother
who returned with them for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ. List motored
from Chelsea, Mass. Friday. to pass
the weekend at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Smith. They were accom-.
panied home by Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Halves.
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STATE OF MAINE
-,
Public Utilities con,mjssjeo
q. NO. 20. 4
u. NO. $50.

The Berwick and Salmon Fan. r,..,
INC Company. by petition sunnIennsn'
ar. sny to Its Applications already pSndfns
1ho-.t NUMBERED as above, requests an.
s snofity to issue SEQ par value Of il.
a5sI mortgage five per cent bonds. dat
eo october ]. 1913. and to sell said bona,
al NOT less than 81 per cent Of mar =,
70 pieoge the same prior to such :ais
On basis of not less than es "a ne,
csnt. ana TO issue an additional snsoirn
81 lts common capital stock sufficfeni
20 %, m maze the total amount received
Upon the foregoing application r. :,
ORDERED -
Inat a public hearing be heid fher.o.
az the ONCE of the Public Ctilities Toyn.
MISSION, at Augusta, on Tuesdav Ser..
temoer 30, 1913. at 1000 o'cI6ck IN ~
forenoon. and that the petitioner canss
PUBIC notice thereof 20 be eiver IN
publishing in the Kennebec JoIIrcsi
once prior to the date Of hearing. a conv
OF this order duly certified by the CIerS
Or Assistant Clerk Of this Commfssion'
Given under the hand and zeal m IN,
Public Utilities Commission at A.
d. 1913.
O. So
BENZ. F. CLEAvES.
HERBERT W. TRAFTON.
ALBERT GREENLAw.
(SeaD
A true copy.
Attest: GEO. F. GIDDINGs. Clerk.
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BOXING NOTES

Matchmaker omer LaRoche Of the
National Sporting Club Of Lewiston
has arranged a program for Friday
evening next at Lewiston City hall
that will draw a big house. Billy
DeFoe Of Providence, the claimant
Of the 125-pound worlds champion
ship, and Joe Leonard Of New York
will meet in two six-round bouts.
Leonard recently won in 20 rounds
from Kid Roster. the Southern cham
pion, in New Orleans and on Sept.
II won a 12-round decision over Bat
thing Phil Logan at the West Side
A. A.. Brooklyn, N. 7. DeFoe q few
months ago bestec Ralph Brady at
Portland. Manager LaRoche will have
several high-class preliminaries and
plans to make il one of the best
boxing exhibitions ever given in
Maine.
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BOARD OF TRADE
CONTINUED from Page One)

who burst into song at unexpected
moments.
Alonzo E. Frost of Belfast was
POSTMASTER and the first speaker to
be introduced was Governor Milliken.
The Governor expressed the belief
that the observance Of the centennial
was a matter Of the greatest i'm
portance and that before this event
the State should, in his opinion. I'M
dertake a regular campaign Of ad-
vertising. 1t is his idea that this
should be done by moving pictures.
with films depicting all of Names
most beautiful scenery. her re-
sources, industries, schools, towns
and cities. These, he suggested,
should be used for an educational
campaign. not only in all the other
states of the Union. but within Our
own borders so that the children in
the smallest rural communities may
learn Just how every corner Of the
State looks.
James Q. Guinac. president Of the
Bangor Chamber Of Comemrce anA
the newly elected president Of the
State Board Of Trade. followed Gov.
ernor Milnken. He gave an inter.
esting statement of the plans he had
for the State boards activities, and
he also took occasion to explain why
the Bangor delegation burst intf
song. He said that since the goins
into effect Of the rigid law enforce.
ment by Governor Milliken it had
been found necessary to seek some
new means OF stimulating enthus.
iasm, and that it was found thai
singing stimulated get-togethe!
spirit and brought out the best in all
Associate Justice L. b. Deasys OF
upon spoke particularly Of the trade
20 come to the United States from the
southern republics in the next 10 OF
20 years, and he advised that all
young men In the State who 60 into
these countries learn the Spanish
language. whether they 90 as bank
ers, business men or engineers. He
foresaw a big trade with these coun-
tfies and advised that some Of the
State Of Names sons 60 after their
share.
10 1o8t opeAker WdS wv 21tCncSi
Chapple, editor OF the National
Magazine. who told most interesting
ly what the Boston Board OF Trade
and the Chamber Of Commerce was
able to do IN the police strike emer-
gency. These organizations. he do
clared. were what had stood behind
the city. and had been the main sun
port to Gov. Coolidge and Mayor Pet
ers in their courageous stand Mr..
Chapple said that he believed that the
salvation Of the country lies in its
boards Of trades ana its chambers IL
commerce.
Secretary elandins's Report !.
Secretary Edward n. Banding Of
Bangor made his annual report, IN part
- follows:
The Maine State Board Of Trade meets
today In 3ist annual convention ana the
place Of meeting 10 busy and prosper
Gus Belfast. Only once before has tina
State Board visited this fair city ON
the shores Of Penobscot Bay. and thar
was In the fall Of $50. = years ago. thu
late A. Cutter -sibiey being president
oS the Bs,Sast Board st The TING Ths
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two gentlemen being brothers. The
party came through by automobile.
Maurice Austin and Rex Stevens
from the Skowhegan section are at
tending the village school.
William Marcia lost one of his val
liable herd Of cows from sickness.
Miss Wilmer Forbes has gone to
Rumford for a short stay.
Ora Kyle made a business trip to
Madison over Sunday.
Mrs. William (Damren) Flewellyn
who was taken to the hospital in Wa
terville last week passed away at
that place September goth, after a
long illness.
Little Miss Julia Mitchell fell while
at her grandmother's, Mrs. Luce on
Biselow Hill and was badly hurt, but
is recovering.
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PALMYRA

r. NJ. Cram and family and Miss
Mabel Kidder Of winslow were
guests Sunday Of relatives in South
81. Adams.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. r. Merchant Of
New Vineyard were guests, Saturday
at the home OF o. r. Merchant.
Miss Ellen Millett, who has EN-
ployment in Winslow., was at home
over Sunday.
r. W. seekins has purchased an
automobile.
B. L. Palmer was in Dexter Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. r. Merchant Wis
tied Sunday among relatives in st.
Adams.
Clifford Smith and Mrs. Morgan Of
Corinna were visitors Sunday with
relatives In South st. Adams.
Ralph Pratt has purchased some
furniture of Mrs. velzora Brown.
preparatory to keeping house at the
Marsh place.
The Boys and Girls Agricultural
Club will serve lunch from $50 to z
o'clock. Saturday, Sept. 81.
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present season observed c....,,;.,
nivsrSarsss and ts3h. Maine. c.,,. ~
year. 10 elose ~ haad. Ney., -
need been greater fer eo-o,...... us
the part q Maine Business "
today. and by united ecsort =, ,naa
.ne nne tne state We love. an. to ~bo~
aoVancement We are losaHt s.yo,sS
can Dc siven = great upllfl rn., 20
Hit hway Bend and Porsiasa s.,. n.s ''
amensmens TO TIE conssi,ut,o, .. 81
gwen passage By oyer~h..u,n. -.
1eriues at the recen; STATE Re.er,,s,, T..
SHOWS that Maine is ripe for an s-s !,
expansion Lei everybody aid !, 80
ing q this great worn. and IN that "a.
summation 90 much desires NAV ~.
Maine State Board Of Trade be a l.ss
ing factor. 'eAo'
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UNITY

H. K. Adams has moved into the
rent vacated by j. r. Taber.
Mrs. ]. A. Adams who has been
quite Ill is improving.
Virginia Wood. Estes Trueworthy.
Virginia Pillsbury and Ruth Edgerly
are attending school at Waterville.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Chase, Mrs. T.
A. Bartlett were in Lewiston q few
days the past week.
Mrs. c. w. Whitney. Angie Garce-
lon and Mrs. w. s. Stevens were
business visitors in Belfast Saturday.
H. c. Bus1ell of Belfast was the
guest Of c. d. Conner Thursday.
DR.. and Ms. F. r. Carter Of Au-
gusta are at their cottage at the lake
for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Farwell of
Rockland were in town over Sunday.
]. r. Taber and daughters, Nellie
and Vivian. have gone to Boston.
Mass, where they intend to pass the
winter.
Mrs. Mary Parkhurst Of Dexter is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. Lucy
Mitchell
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LITCHFIELD

Mrs. A. 81 0oweiI WIN h. ~.
visiting relatives and friends I, ns.1
ton and vicinity. returned bou..
Tuesday. '' -
, Miss Bessie Bick'0rd O. pitt,ton. q
the guest Of NJ. and Mrs r n
Brann. "
Mr.. and Mrs. Nose Thibbeau,s And
daughter airline c; Chelsea, were The
Thursday guests Q: their s;st.r NJ
end Mrs Dennis Bishop. -
There will be a sing THURSDAY .v.
ming at the home Of Ade.be,t Hs,,i.
man. Friends and neighhors eorsi.ly
invited.
Dennis Bishop is thrashins grain in
Chelsea
Mr.. and Mrs. ". H. Newell ana
Herbert Libby were calling A.
friends in Sidney SUNDAY.
George Newell was q caller At INA
home Of his brother. Nr. and Mr.,
A Newell.
Miss Doris Weston OF Stevenson
Is visiting her grandparents, Mr., ,ad
Mrs W. c. Bcwiey.
George Hutchings Of Gardner. W,
calling on friends in this vicinity
Sunday.
Seyera. in this section Of the town
attended State Fair in Lewiston.
Miss Leona Weston Of Ga,d,u..
passed the weekend with her grand.
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Power
Mr. and Mrs R D. Brann ere On.
pertaining friends Of Rev. Nr. ana
Mrs. Ernest johnson from rruyi.
dence. r.
Mr.. and Mr.. Peaslee OF Nar.rbu
sets. were the weekend guests q
their sister Mr.. AMI AIRS. A5eA.r
Hartman.
Miss Ruth Bowley. Miss Tree.
Bishop and George Bishop v.r
callers at the home Of W. H. SpauR
Ing Saturday.
PLAfNS-Er. and Nr=. +. E syirs
ter and Mr.. and MIRA E. W. Pierce Va
vs'tors at China sun6a-.
Mr.. and MIS-. e. r.. Small ar. :,
tappy Parents OF a :lpound boy n.
Sunday. Sept. q
Miss Ell h Small. who has been ~
ing at Gardiner. is stopping at thu hs-
OF her frot-e-, D. F. szaU.
Miss Ella Rogers was given a s-pd
party by her school friends FRIDAY en-
ming. it being in honor CT her birthea,
Mr.. and Mrs. B. - e. Packard a.
daus liter were guests OF Nr. ana Nr
E. T. Packard sunsa..
William Packard of Les Angeles. csI
who has been visiting his brother. z 4
Packard. went Monday to Union 10 vis
relatives before returning. to Cali.a
mia.
Miss Ruth Lapham and Miss Mss!
Cairnes of West Gardner were sun;a
que Is at the home Of E. II. Lapha-
Mr.. and Mrs. A. R. Bucklin, Dr. a.
Mrs I. ". Gilbert and Hercld Buck,t
of Lewiston were callers in town sua
Gay.
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SPORTING NOTES

= Portland Argus.-Waldek Zoyszkc,
worlds heavyweight wrestler. was
unable to pin the shoulders of
Rinarto Gardini, Italian champ, to
the mat Monday night in two hours
Of gruelling mat work and the big
championship match ended in a
draw In the semi-final event Harry
Katron won over Mike Nester, the
Chicago grappler. AS the Westerner
was unable to put Katron down in
forty minutes as he agreed to do on
account of the difference in weight.
Charles Daro, tine promoter. was the
third man in the ring and there was
a fine audience present.
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DR.. TICK, RED Bon

Columbus. O.. Sept. 7s--Due to q
slow drying track. but three Of to-
days I'VE Grand Circuit races were
start1d. the other two: the Board Of
Trade z.0s ana the Chamber Of Com
mefce 1.0S tfot, going over as part 81
tomofrow'S card.
An Attempt Has made to finish tie
e.o9 class tfut, the 2-lS class tfot and
the Iii class pace. but 50 many Diff
fereAt heat winners developed that
in only two. the us trot and the 2-oe
trot.~ were there decisions DR.. Nick
won the former without being ser
loudly annoyed. but Red Bon had a
great battle before first money went
to him in the zoo event
In the Iii pace. Dan J, an i'm
preasive winner last week. did not
seem to like the heavy track He
sold a two to one favorite in the auc-
lions. but failed to win a heat until
the third. This race went over until
tomorrow. The summaries:
us rRoT. HEATS. PURSE 1900
DR.. Nick. blk h. by limo tMur-
phy) ! !
King Watts. s.h Cwhitehea0 215
DR.. fillmore. bh {Bruziel 70 .
Bon Watts. b h tHedrick) u . :
Ed Hseblk 3 tSturseonl ! 8
Peter Thornhill, Zomidotte, D. ].
Burke. Will Alting, Viola Watts.
.Bintara. Polly Chrome. Bihode, Peter
Lafayette and Tottsie also started.
Tice 11:09 IA, 3.09 IL. 2.10 Ia.
zoo TRoT. . HEATS. PURSE $1,000
Red Bon. b h. by Downward
tMcNahon) ..........t. - I
Oscar Watts. b 8 tHyde)f..2 2 1
Tommy Direct. (Mc- ;.
DonalN ...............1
Harrod's Creek. CHI n (En-
gleman> ................6 ro
Little Kock. ch g tMurpfy) As 70
Mary Mcgowan. sunny Smiles,
Cora Davis and Kerrigan also started
Time-e.10a; :.1e.; 2.12.: 2.12a.
2.17 PACE. 3 HEATS. PURSE $1,000
UNFINISHED
Dan ]. CHI h. by The Stole
Dump Hedrick) ...........2 2
Plucky Dillaxd, b h (Palin) - Z
Able Bond. q m (Erskine) Il 8
College Boy. br h (Cares) ....3 4 s
Clifford Direct, blk h (Mur.
. pnyt ..s......... ......S
Bonnie Hal. Six Points, Atna Moore,
Sheriff Direct and Prince Pepper also
started. -
Time-2.osi: 2.osi: 10sa- -
Earl. Ir., broke all Andover, Me,
track records last Friday, by winning
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STATE OF MAINE
Il. So

coSa1ssioSN3sHRasr Of sep Soys
Term held. September 2. 1919.
Upon the foregoing petition it 10 ad i
sibie persons. and we. the County Conn.
missioners, are of the opinion that there
ought to be hearing thereon, it js
ORDERED. That the Commissioners
will meet on Tuesday, Nov. IS. 1afs n
80 O'Clock in the afternoon, at the
place OF beginning Of the proposed road.
to wit:-at the southeast corner of lot
County. and hear all parties interestsd
in said road, and after said hear;nS
proceed to view the route mentioned in
said petit petition; s-s and Immediately after
vicinity. hear all parties Interested In
said WY. to wit. at the place of begin.
ming of the proposed road. to wit:-at
the soS SOUTH q corner Of lot az in said
at 3 O'Clock In the afternoon. II heInS q
way. and take such further action In
n Ana ai i e f r. dhnsy o 5Tass proper
Of the times and places Of said hearin -
q the petition and q this order s''ii IN
three public places in said Harmony
s. ana siso sp Sns r SpS1 II th ss Sss
~ .; SafSnsldsr: Eibridys Carpenter.
VIM: N; Carpenter; Geo. N. Crawford.
Benz. & John Green. Geo. ii Jameson.
Frank Mcconnell. Mrs. Eva L. McCon-
nell; A; =. McLain. James Mcsheffrey.
Guy Lee T. Sii .sen Sies.: RSss Mle =
En-. Eugan' Byron Smell. John 8. Smell.
S Shasi .Taplsy: W. G. pcnnsli. Great
Heirs Fr.d Paper Co.. John Hodgdon1.
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PETITION FOR COUNTY ROAD IN
HAMMOND PL an

State Of Maine. County Of Aroostook. a.,
TO the Honorable Court of COUNT
commissioners for the County OF
Humbly shows your petitioners. re-.
sponsible persons in said County, tina:
the southeast corner Of lot No ia n
Township B. Range Q. w. e. I. 8. and
the southwest corner Of lot No. as ana
running north to the southeast corner
Shrehrey lot so-calIed. Sad road run.
ming between lots No. IA and as ia
said Township b. Range 3 would be 4
great public convenience and "a desired
by the public and your petitioners. anu
that the location IL desired for Inc
whole distance.
Wherefore. your petitioners pray tina,
you will lay out said way in ACCORDANCE
with the Statute in such cases made
and provided.
Dated this Ath day Of June 1918
JAMES McSHEFFREY
& sixteen otherr.
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Hebron Football Schedule

Hebron, Me-, Sept. 1s-Coach
Charles c. Dyer of the Hebron
Academy football team has an
nounced a schedule Of seven games
for the Big Green this season.
October 4-Rumford High At Rum
ford.
October 1-Bowdoin Second at
Hebron.
October 17-westbrook Seminary at
Portland.
October 25-Coburn Classical Insti.
tute at Hebron. \
November 1-Kent's Hill at Kent's
Hill.
November S-Exeter at Exeter.
November 15-Maine central Insti.
tute at Hebron.
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PIRATES BLANK
TIGERS. TOO

Detroit, Mich. Sept. 23-The Pitts
-burgh Nationals today defeated the
Detroit Americans in an exhibition
game. to o. the score that decided
the last game Of the worlds series
bstween these clubs ten years ago.
Okrie. a recruit, was hit hard by the
visitors. Score:
Pittsburgh 49,. 201400o10-8-14-0
Detroit ...... 000000000-0- So
Adams. Weisner and Schmidt;
Okrie, Love and Stanage, Manion.
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THE FORKS

WE8T-Mrs. Elsie Durgin recently
returned from Augusta. where she has
been visiting he- daughter. Mrs.. I.iliis
Gilman.
Mr.. and Mrs !. W. Durgsn or Ne,.,
Anson were in town Sunday.
4 Miss Hasef A. Durgin has gone %
Keene. N. H.. where she has accepted
. position a. Instructor Of French. Miss
Durgin p . kraauate Of Colby college.
1s17. She was principal Of Burlsish
high school the year following her
graduation and last year she laugh.
At Orleans. Mass.
There was n dance at the new ives:
Forks hall Friday night with music by
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the Lyric Novelty orchestra Of Water
vile.
Drs- Marston Of North Arson and
Hopkins Of Bingham were In town re.
Gently.
+. W. Fitzsimmcnr and Richard have
gone to Spencer to scale for r. II.
Colby.
stursis r. Durgin passed Sunday 1,
town.
Daniel J. Burns Is preparing to 20 u
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Eustaos. where he 10 to have charss 0:
4 crew repairing dams.
Beverly Wood has returned TO Boston,
after passing few days vacation In
town.
Henry Motion has returned nom
Bingham. whore he has besn for the
last week.
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Batse W. Harvard a camss;1ss.
Bates w. N. n. State at Lswistsa.
Colby Va Fart Williams q WatsrilIa.
Colby W. Harvard a cambridss.
Bates W. Fort Mckinley q lewiston
Colby W. Bates at WatsrsiiIs.
Dossdoinsvs. - ains % Creme.
Colby W. Bewdoin at Brunswick.
I Maine W. aAtes a. lewiston.
oowdoin W. Bates a Brunswick.
Colby ". Maine at WatsrvilIs.
Colby W. Holy Cross 1t Weresstsr.
ceiby W. Navy % AssaapsiiA
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Earl. Jr.. broke all Andover, Me,
track records last Friday. by winning
the free-for-all, best time, 216.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-24

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Bonnie Hal. Six Points, Atna Moore,
Sheriff Direct and Prince Pepper also
started.
Time-sosa; 2.os,: 1904.