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Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-25
NORTH STCNINGTON

The annual meeting of the Stoning- ton Onlon association held with the Ihlrd Baptist church on Wednesday ana Thursday of last week was large ly attended, especially on the first day, ana all the sessions were considered o1 an unusually interesting and help lul character. Dinner and supper We'd nesday and dinner Thursday were served in Grange hall by the local olnner Wednesday Mrs. Herbert Rich ardson of Norwich rendered valuable assistance with the music.
 Rev. Lucian Drury preached in the Ihlrd Baptist church Sunday, taking as his text T was glad when tbev said unto me. let us go into the house of the Lord
 G. T. Bochman of Hartford. a field secretary of the Connecticut Temper ance union. spoke interestingly in the Congregational church Sunday even ing.
 Miss Mary T. Maine, accompa7 ed by Miss Smith, is at the Maine nome for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. B. R. Yorl, and their son and daughter spent ,>, week end with relatives in Unca> lie.
 The ladies degree -.m of the loca' grange, whose Wc'- has become fa- nous went to L. l.d q Friday evening | to confer degrcf , Mrs. $. Leo iard Root and infant daughter have gone to Fairfield. where the family are to reside. Mrs. arles F. Hillard went tc Provide .ee Sunday to enter a hospita for 2 surgical operation. Yrs. Abbie Babcock Phillips ant | ,|eorge H. Stone have together giver ,o the Connecticut Baptist convention l S109 in memory of Mrs. Allis Babcocl | Stone and her infant son, Frank Bab | cock Stone The income is to be paic to the Third Baptist church in thi. town.
 Mrs. Austin A Maine has moved | from Voluntown to this village
 Mrs. Elmer E. Richmond of Soutl | Windham was a visitor in town las | week.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-25

Larned of Philadelphia are guests of the formers parents, MT. and Mrs. John M. Larned of Stafford street.
 Miss Ruth H. Larned, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. John Larned was grad uated at Smith college at Northamp- ton and has been appointed teacher of modern languages in the high school al Keene, x. H.
 Mrs. NJ. G. Morse has resigned as organist at the Universalist church. Her daughter, Miss Ethel Moore, is acting organist for the present. Mrs. Moore has an enviable record for eff ficient and faithful service having played 9 church organ for the past twenty-five and half consecutive years. After playing the organ in the Stafford Springs Conugreg gational church over eighteen years she went to the Universa1ist church where she has been seven years. Before playing at the Springs she was organist at the Staffordyille Conversational church. .
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-25
Providence last week.

Providence last week. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Crowel, MT. and Mrs. George C, Spooner, MT. and Mrs George Pierce and Miss Ger
 trude Brooks attended the entertain ment in Grange hall at South Killing ly Saturday evening. Mir. and Mrs. Henry H. Crowell, Miss Margaret St. John and George C. Spooner motored to Plainfield, Pack erville and Canterbury Green Sunday A large number of musicians were at the home of, Walter Young Sunday and gave a fine entertainment. ! Wilfred Reox has moved into his new house on what used to be the old Ladd place.
 Fred Cole and family spent Sunday
 with relatives in North Scituate. R. L l Frank Swanson and family of 1 Providence were visitors at Charles i Sahlens Sunday. | Misses Bessie and Freelove Place have returned from their school in 1 North Scituate for the summer.
 Mrs lola Brayton spent Sunday ir Rockland.
 F. o. Hummer and family and Miss
 Maude Griffith were in Providence or Tuesday.
 Miss Mary Griffith attended the re- union of her class at Killingly High i school last week | Miss Ruth Griffith was graduated from the school at Foster Center last | week,
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-25
SOUTH WINDHAM

Miss Gertrude Manning, who is at her home after several months stay with her sister. Mrs. Robert Mitchell or Brattleboro. Vt. is at the home of their parents, MT. and Mrs. Alfred Manning.
 The Boy Scouts met Friday as us- uaL They have been meeting often CT to practice for an entertainment which they expect to give early in July. The Nillimantic Scouts go to camp July ,. Arthur Slate is going as an assistant to Scoutmaster Rose A number of the local scouts are also planning to go to camp.
 Rev. John McLaren of Sutton Mass. preached in tho branch church Sunday morning. There waj a good number out to hear him.
 Mrs. Florence E. Ennis, registered nurse, Of New London, has returned from a visit at her home.
 Mrs. Charles Chamberlin was ir Norwich Friday
 Miss NJ. Maud Smith was grad uated from the Normal school or Thursday. Her brother Horace Smitf was graduated from the high schoo the same day.
 Miss Vera levitt of Windsor has been the guest of Miss Calista Back us.
 Clement Keg.er Of Newport News Va, who has been overseas for veal has received his discharge and is al his home
 c. ". Smith returned home or Thursday after two weeks fishing trip in Maine with his brother Al. fred Smith, of Southington.
 MT. and Mrs. George r.. Stiles spen Sunday with friends in New London
 James Stedman has returned iron visit to his daughter in Hartforf His grandson accompanied him hc.nt for a visit
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-25
EKONK

The Ekonk school taught by Miss Margaret Tanner has been honored with a banner for perfect attendance and cleanliness.
 Rev and Mrs. Malouf have gone for a weeks stay to the home of Mrs. Ma louf in, Maine. They will also attend the commencement exercises at Bates college.
 Roger Gardner and bride, from Bos ton, have been spending a week at B. F. Colburn's.
 Several from here attended the graduating exercises of the grammar schools of the town of Sterling at Sterling Center Friday evening. Miss Florence Gallup of this place was one of the seventeen graduates.
 Mrs. Maynard returned to her home in Colchester Sunday. Mir. and Mrs Warren Tanner accompanied her.
 Mir. and Mrs. Alden Tillinghast of South Killing'y were callers here on Saturday.
 Mir and Mrs Alvin Corey with the formers mother Mrs. Ann Corey motored to Groton Sunday and at tended the funeral of Mrs. Lizzie Chapman. Mrs. Chapman resided here before her marriage and many
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-25
NORTH STERLING

c. II. Rounds found swarm Of bees Tuesday of last week..
 George Pierce and daughter Mildred attended the big circus ill Providence Thursday.
 The heavy shower Friday afternoon was a great help to the farmers al all crops. were in need of rain.
 Fred Chesley and family were 1T
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-25

Middletown.--Miss Sarah E. Hyde perintendent of nurseG at the Mid dlesex hospital training school, has Jeff for Chicago to attend the annual con vention of the American Nurses asso. citation
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-25
SPECIAL Cash and Garry" Baskets

For your shopping and your mar keting they are just the thing. Strong and good looking, and cheap.
 25c-35c-45c
Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-25
RIBBONS
Not Advertised Before

Two splendid values in Ribbons of high quality which we were un- able to advertise before.
 PLAIN TAFTETA RIBBON A good f1ve-inch Ribbon, in all de- sirable shades. A ribbon which at present is worth 39c a yard.
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 25e , TAFFETA RIBBON WITH SATIN BORDER-Actual price 4sc a yard.
 CASH AND CARRY PRICE 3ec
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
BAPTISTS MEET
Hold Institute Penney
Memorial Church
Out Of State Speakers Give Address,
cs Full Of interes4-Rev. n. 3.
Autchinx of Thpmastpn P-esides-
StereoptIcan Views illustrate Lee.
ture IN Evening

The conference Of the Baptist church
es- Of Kennenec county, under the aus
pIces Of the socia-l service committee OF
rhe United Baptis- Convention II Maine.
was held il. Penney Memorial church
yeste-cay. The presiding officer at the
meetings was Rev. Il. z. Butchins OF
romas1pn. who is chairman Of the So
cal service committee II the State.
This is one Of a series OF institutes that
are TO he held II Houlton. Bangor Lew
istun, Thomasfon. Bath and Portland.
he obiec, being TO DISCUSS the prob
lens thai confront the churches o.
Christ in the presen. cr!sls Of word af-
fRrrH.
There yere three session yesterday.
the first being III 10 O'Clock in the morn
irg. during which session Rev. S. z.
Barten. D. D. Of Philadelphia. Pa, sec
-eta-- OF the Northern Baptist Con-
venflpn commission on social service.
spoke. his s-:bJect being Educational
of the Church" Rev. RoivEx Har-
lsn-of Sioux Falls. S. D, rural lie sec-
retarv OF the SINE COMMISSION, who
spoke "A New DAY Ior the Eural
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

WorC mas been received OF the aea-h
o. Ge-aid Griffin at Venice. Cal. on
Marcn u. Services were held there. tne
i,ouv taken II charge by an actors us
sociation and t4ien to New York City
ano inferred IL an acturE' ceneter!, II
accordance with the reuuest Of Mr..
Griffin. Ny. Griffin a been d regular
summer visitor 70 Winthrop. owning
cottages here. AND he will he Ereati-
missed BY his MANY friends. Pictures
shown mere with Ny. Griffin as The
leading actor drew q crowded house
received generous applause.
Corp. Francis Nichols Of No-way Is
The guest Of his aunt Mrs. Clara stan
Ion OF West Winthrop. MIR. Nichols Is
he spn Of Rev. Herbert Nichols. III
one time pastor " the Methodist church
here IL Town. and has Just returned
ron ove-sezs service. having received
ms honorable disc1arge. He WIS .
Of &C 2. 18th Inf, ga Di-
vision.
Hohar: smith. son o. Mr.. and Mrs
Fred Smith. was rendered d delightful
surprise par SATURDAY. evening at hts
nome in East Winthrop. Mr.. Smith
was invited OF. 10 supper and on his
return hoIne was greeted by acout %
friends and nelghhorr who had gathered
70 welcome him after his extended ser-
vice IN the ravr. NJ. Smith during the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
SUSPECTS
TAKEN INTO CUSTODY

Three men suspected OF pe.ng
members If d pickpocket gang fol-
lowing the Gen. Towards parry we .
arrested OF the train arriving IN his
city from Skowhegan Wednesu2v
evening by Sheriff John A. Mooerr o.:
Somerset county and were put in the
custody of the Wafe~vi,ie police.
They will ht TAKEN back 10 Skowhe-
gan thl. morning and will ne given u
hearing. Police authorities STATE than
from $500 70 Sc 600 was stolen from
persons attending the Gen. Edwards
meeting in Skpw'hegan "Wednesday
and over q 600 from the crowd in the
Augusta CITY nall the previous
ing.
Two men who came INTO fhe CIT.
"wednesday morning. suspected ny
the police because ~ d tip the, mad
received of being accompIices OF he
pickpDcket gang. were ordered 20
ieave town ut once. The men ifaa
heir presence by stain.
thut they came to pass .hand bills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

WAY served as FIJI pointer on he Pres
lacHt Lrlnt, Afterwards as q memoe-
u Aun11-a Clea YES star .or two
months, ana ,a,e- transferred % yeo-
nSn duty at 6-eneck BUILDING. Hobo
Ken having JUS -ece.vea MS honorable
d,scaarEe. Delicious refreshments Of
zee cream II cake were serted dur1nr
The evening .nc music anu games were
er1ovea- The eavo-g were sus! Amer
can .iagE.
Mr- and Mrs. c. 6. Neal wish 10 an
nounce the engagement Of their usuxn-
ter. Anna MAJ. 10 Ga-olo JOY. son Of
Mrs. Cora Vaughan. both Of Winthrop
the little son OF ny. anu Mrs. = NJ
AInsile. WIN HIS been ve-- III. g r.
porteo as being q lizzie bette-
Mrs. Charles Senne- Of -opshs n e
VISITING friends II -owr.
Al caJovab BILE ten-ten parry was h.Ia
"Wednesday afternoon al the home of
Mrs.. :. ?. Rowe!i. A social afternoon
was passed and uair:v refreshments
served by The hostess.
Patience STANLEY Cl3s pier. >. A =
VIII hold its April meeting ne-. Fridav
afternoon al The rooms o. the PATRIOT,
Club on Main street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
CONY HIGH NOTES

The nass bail letter men met YES
terday ant elected Vernon Spuie cap
tam Of this years team. Soule Is d
@asi mar. having pitched part Of last
n ras PLAYED IL the uuttieid
for the past .wo easoDs 1t II cx-
pected tina he Will Do most u ttie
hurting his vear.
The hase nall suuau p-ac1lced on
me 'dlEmund' yesterday afternoon
staying out but q sho-- time on ar
cpun. Of the cold ano muddy condition
Of The field
The baske, bal team p-acticec ves-
terday afternoon IN Assembly hall
n showed AL the pep" they ls We
exhibited II previous workouts. II is
expected that the game with Dean
Academy Of Franklin. Mass. that viii
be played SATURDAY. venln il Az
sernb,y hall will he full Of e%xc1tInent
from start TO finish US both teams
nave Z reputation FOR fast, clean play
NE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

cooDBvE TO "sALoME" TO-DAY
Come Ear!y-oon't Wait-Wour Last
Chance Il See h-Moro Than A
Million Spent on
The johnson Opera House is o6er-
ing biggest value for the money OF
any theatre IN New England. The
h1g super production "Sxlome", with
Theda Bara today. Clearly demon
strates TO the patrons Of this house
just what the above statement
means. "SaloYne" has been shovn II
every city east Of Boston 4. advanced
prices. Il is not IN ordinary tRsk to
secure a picture OF this type N a
small theatre at the regular price o.
and get away even. Gar
people certainly appreciate
what the management Is doing 70,
them At this cosy old theatre. To-
morrow will uncove Zig Bill" Hart
IN THE Poppy Girls Husband; Lee
Kids in Swat the Spy, and Senne-t
Comedy. "The Village Smlthy."
full Ueels as usual AMI all Of
the Spring ionic var1ety.-sdv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

The people nf - NsrS's cilurca. Ien-
ley street. viii az. IN opportunity thls
evening 70 greet Re-. Iunn II YATES.
who ras beer assigned to work in Wa
r@c--ille for q Jew weeks. Evening
nrayer VIII .s SAID al 30 n viii rs
followed bv Il gathering at which OBJ
por-uritv vii pe of Greg or greetings.
A. this tins ths plans tpr he mem
ne-bhip and .aanc.al drIv. will be com
plet.d ana he committee u 80 %
which Stephen J Cunningham x THAI
man will ne instructed In heir wor%
He, urts o. DasI wori will re presented
EvL-- maj and woman who Is ln1er-
ested IN The Wort. q he Episcopai
church IN this vicinity is invited 70 al
tend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

The funeral Of the iatt Jereul14n
prebie was ileld from hls late hoIne
IN south Gard,nc- Wednesday after
non al : clocn Services Were on
quoted by Rev. f;ober1 Lawton 4
Island Fails. L former pastor Of n"
South Gardiner church. asE:Sted by
Rev. harold I. -eMaE. There was q
large attendance Of friends, and
the large Of floral lribu+es
testified as 10 the esteem n whl"h
the deceased was held. a quar-e,
cornpc@ad Of Il. T. LeAav. Jamcs
Potter. Judson Hail ant Jerry
Newell. WITH Mrs. 9 II. TcNamara
as Orsanls1. furnished MUSIC. The
hearers We're Fred FogE. Charles
Bailey, james Potter and Justin
EidrIdee- The lntermeni was IL
Mount Hone raynets--.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

Church" lie SAID amons other things
ii picture o: i new rural church riSIuS
out % lhs ~iTeseIt hAltius, inefficient.
Inadequate, -urll church, strongly con-
scious Of It's possibilities and us re-
sourccs, with a program Adapted 70
modern lie and meeting community
neeGE. a new day for the rural church
may Wits us wning IS not newt
albeit waits intelligent direction from
those vino have tie VISION anC gee The
need and VINO will help control anG
rulde The forces that viii DrIns !.
about.
The afternoon session started aDou:
= O'clock. Rev. Harlan hetng the first
naaker. He TOOK 10Y his subject.
Rural ~F'-pnlems," and handled his
theme m an able u He was FOL
lowed py Eey. s. z. 3aIteC. WHOSE
subject was WIZ Boys ana Girls
60 Wrong" He al rhat the nor
nal child is not depraved: il is the
abnormal child.
The evening session opened al about
SO. Rev. samuel q. Neil, D. D.. sec
reta-y Of the field and Bible depart
meIII Of the american Baptist Publ
cation SocletE making ar eloquent ad-
dress. He pleaded Toy the childrel.
sayIng that nothing touched him more
ttan 70 see : Young lad n ass give
their soul 70 God. He advised rhbt
the church loot after the social as vel!
a. their spiritual needs.
Rev. Harlan then gave an interest
ing talk on Rural Life n the Rural
Churches" ms lecture was Illustrated
With s~rerioptican views. showing MIG
lures Of churches. crops, animals. etc.
Al the close Of The address i was
announced thai the Institute would
al 8 O'Clock this morning Il
the church parlorE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
MAINE BOY WHO
VANQUISHED SIX Huns
ARRIVES IN NEW YORK

New York. April a-PrSate Ed
ward Mcneil Of Mexico. Ne. Il. mem
Der Of he 103rd Infantry Of the 18th
Dir1Elon, who captured d machine
gun single-handeG. returned from
france on the Or-zaha. on
July 10 ne and u comrades charged
d machine CUR nes1 cn Top OF ! hill
III hCateau Thierrv. All his com
Fades we're killed. and Mcneil. ac-
cordiHs TO hts CITATION, attacked the
~ Germans IN the nest killed rwc.
captured the other four and tbs gun.
lie wore the distinguished servita
cross.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
SOMETHING ABOUT
VALUATION IN GARDINER

The total assessed valuation OF the
city Of Gardner. according 70 the
last books Of the assessors. was
so. 90. Of this sum s~@7z.o10.pt
WAS on resident real estate and
S2,4E1. 964 was on resident real estate
making the total real estate ralua-
ton 81 .696. OF nonresident
personal properly there WIS s1.0G7 3D.
and nonresident personal $g6, 400.
making a total valuation OF s1.1U3.Ts.
Nearly 8 percent Of the entire valua-
ton Of the city IS nonresident. There
are 443 horses and mules. 3 colts, 81
COWS. & oxen having a total valuation
Of S8S .550. There are st small buaIs.
III carriages. 194 automobiles. 40
musical instruments. The automp-
biies have d valuation OF S123.-12
ano h musical instruments SS4.93a-
The number Of polls Is 1857, with 1S-
polls untaxeu exempt ny law.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

The membership drive 10 tne AZ
cEss1ui INT Ear nut no: ali The zap
ANS have turned IN the:' lists 20 uate.
]: &ryonf has MOI been solicited wno
would like % necprr d mempe- and
VIII telephone thc Office We Will nav
someone cal uroD hem at nnce. W.
WISH Wa1e--llie 10 he PROUD ut -he r.
suits o. It's support .. tb,s strictly iocat
organization Figures and details WI
be published n q @ev DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

The partv- even in the Merhodia,
restrv Tuesday evening. April !. was
Z ETeE7 event for the "klddies. when
rat teachers 81 The juvenile classes OF
The Sunday school entertained IneIv
pupils, The classes represented WEI
Is follows Harry Small's. Mrs. Bar
ION Manhlre's, Mrs. Hurry Small.
Miss Bertha SrHdbur.'s. Miss Pea
paIne-'s. Mrs.. Clara -urner's. Mrs.
Jennie Shepard and Mrs. =. ..
ahe-hUrn'a. After PLAYING games for
one hour OF more the door os ne
dining ~oom uas thrown open ana
tht children marched n IL single tla
Tbs tables ere PRETTY deco-arei
AND loaded with al kinds 81 eanr-
cakes and cookies, ann each n Wa
sercec with q dish Of ice cream. A.
this -tme 9. 7. Turner arraneeo ne
children II 4 group IND d fash Ign
plc-ure WIS taken. Refreshments
were se-veo by Mrs. Clarence Turrar.
MISS Eeien Luce, Mr.. Barton MIL
hire. Miss Ser-ha Bradour- End Mis-
Mica F~ai-Srorht!.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

-he G. G. Club Of Highland avenue
was entertained al Ies and britiEe on
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mrs
Fred Haskell. TuasLE were given by
Msscames Brady. Eoss. kirkpatrick
and = Uyer Others present were
Mrs. George Davls. Mrs. Macleod,
Mrs. Reed. Mrs. Dor. Mrs. Perr~.
Mrs. Cowan, Mrs. Hartman, Mrs
Lehman. Mrs. Curtis. Mrs. FLANDERS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

Copurn Classical Institute opened
Wednesday, morning to- -hs spr.ng tern,
with ! very good attendance. Al ones
-hs school spirit was started and me-
were DIT Tor p-actIce after sctoo ~
preparation fo- me baseball season III
de- their new coacn. Ernest Simpson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

The funeral Of the late M.s. Chris
-Ine Cornish was held al q o'cloci.
Wednesday, morning from The Sac-eo
Hear- church. Rev. IT,. Dennis 4.
McCabe or Whi1efield celebrating
nigh L The church Wa filled
with friends and there Were mari
floral tributes. The heure-s wet
members Of Mrs. Co-nish's cluss If
the Ealiowell High school. Lt.at If
90. They ~ere James Z. Leighton.
j.. George z. TigUs. Charles I.
FuIie. IND Earold G. Fuller. Inter
mert -as n The family 10. ! 4 rne
aallow ell a~eYneter-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
40 Bridgeport, Conn.,.
Factories Had Committees
Collective Bargaining

Bridgeport. Conn. April o-Fur-y
Of Brldgepor1's leading factories had
shop committees for collective bar-
gaining. according TO IN announce
ment made today by W. G. Aborn.
administrative examiner Of the Ma
tlonal War Labnr Board in charge Of
The Bridgeport award. This support
Of collective bargaining in America
tIab been given by the local manu-
~facturers in compliance with the
award. despite the cancellation Of
practically ali government contracts.
Many Of. the factories are operating
on 4 normal basis and new CONNER
cial orders are COMING tdHtiy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
LIEUTENANT
KILLED WHEN
AIRPLANE FALLS

Washington. April Lieut.. Thos.
Z. Graves Of Seattle was instantly
killed n an airplane accident late
today III Boiling Field. When fly
ing alone Ut an aitiru0e Of 1000 feet
directly above the field, the left wing
OF his plume buckled and the M
chine crashed 10 the ground.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Mrh, I. .. F7yrt. VINO u~nderwent q
successful surgical operation Wednes-
dsy evening Tor appendicitis at the
Augusta General hospital Is reported
as resting Is COMFORTABLY as CID be
expected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

a Lhe annus meeting q. the Waite
vile Councrv club nelu Tuesday &c
ming III ne E!mwond ilutel Jne t~p4.ov-
ing ner Were elected on lhe hoard #
governors. \ II. Rar-owE. Frank w
Alden. Warren { Philb-ouh. Robert
Eivlson and 4. a Green. AT u session
or The ipard of governors heic follow
Ing lie meeting Frank " Alden wa
elected president ana W l. Brown VIC.
president. Al, he adjourned meeting
@ ne he'd next Monuav nigh tne secre-
-ar- and treasurer vii ne elected and
other matters % business viii ne Gl=-
cus-ed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

PnIIp Glvers. VINO Is sMoio.eo IN Sei-
tGst, was IN The civ Wennesuav with
trends. Nj. River WAS !orme-iy IN
ploved uv -nt New England Telephone
20. ana was located N ttis CRY n
fairfield 10, several months.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

The Gay police torcs changed hands
W'ednesuar morning AID ne following
a-e The present officer 70 naNe day
beats: Fred Epoie-lci on lower MAJ.
stree. Charles WING. upper Nam
street: Fred Burgess - North mo
nisn. heal, Officer N;lleit. lower Maia
street: Onicer Albert. Man street Of
coy Dore. Norm Enc nlsilts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

Mrs, Chester o and daughter.
who have been guests at the home Of
Mir. and Mrs. Nathan Bacnelder,
Northern avenue have returned 10
Bingham. They were accompanied ny
Mrs. CooI's niece, Miss Dorothy Elch
VIM Is 10 WISH them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

Instead % the usEal rrld-week ser
vice a, The I7;rs1 Baptist church TO-
night. -he evanceiists, Harry Tayior,
preacher. Il Miss Ruth Taylor.
Since-. viii conuuct n evening SCI
vicc n The auditorium. as usua..
These se'~lces arc drawing larSe IL
CleNccs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-03

Woman OF GErdien- who are inter-
ested IN civic matters are cordially
invited TO attend The National Civil
Federation 70 be held al The nome II
Mrs. J. II. HAYNES. Western avecuc
August. Friday. April attn. at 3 =. NJ.