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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
DEMPSEY GOES
II FAST ROUNDS

-'+NA>" 80 0lit ~ Il YlE Gl~o
though n real battle. Jack De,np-
sev. chgiinnEer for the worlds cham
rounds. the exact distance he VIII
travel IN ms GharnnIonshIp contest
with Jess Willard here July 4. and.
after The strenuous workout. put his
rirs logs away until next Saturday
Jack Aenr1s. mHnaEe,' II the chal-
jenEer. ana Jimmy 2 ForcsT. the
veteran trainer, decided to lay
Dempsey off for 4 week for fear of
having MN go stale. He vii do no
training whatever HIS trainers as
lert he IS ready TO step INTO he ring
tomorrow and that Il week of loafng
VIII make him aaEe" 10 resume his
raining grind.
DeTnpsew boxed I've rounds with
Sergeant Bill TATE. four with the ia
na!ca hlu and three with -er~y
Keller, taking them on n rotation
He unset Keller ana Jamaica with
VICIOUS punches 70 The Jaw ana SET
SUCH d furious pace for The giant
Tate thaI ne rushed across The ring
70 escape punishment. IN addition to
the boxing, Dempsey dld seven males
on he road.
Y Nlliard wanted 70 work today. but
he 10 ii his framing quarters was
not "cauy and the not. suitI'y weat Il
q" bothered him somewhat lie felt
ne need of rest after his long ride
rom Los Angeles and decided 70 start
"oac work tomorrow and box IN the
afternoon. The champion mas not 10
Gated place 70 live. ou, Ray 0. Ar
cher his business manager, said ne
would have Willard established N ~,
apartment away from -he excitement
downtown before tomorrow
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
Cara Of Thanks

We wish % thank our nelghpors
I'd 1r,ends for ne kindness and
sympathy SHOWN is n our deepest
sorrow ana bereavement IN The loss
Of our dear husband and brother.
Also fir lhe beautiful flowers. es-
pecia.lv ne BOYS II The American
Glue %.
MRS. CHARLES HOOPER and
CHILDREN.
MIR. and MRS. ARTl5LK ABEL
MISS Lena HOOPER
Nh FRANK HOOPER
Mr. PERCY HOOPER
MI7 HARRY HOOPER
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
Daniel Herrin Surprised

Daniel Herrins friends put one
over on him Sunday evening. They
came on the Instalment plan and salo
on Monday that their hosts surprise
was on the same plan. pleasant
evening was enjoyed and L. Y Clark
presented The most. n behAIt OF lnose
assembled. with a fine box OF cigars
I'VE almost wrote Il box OF Hne cl-
gars). 10 which presentation MIR. Her
-.r responded briefly but appropriate
". Refreshments were served DUR
ing the evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
City Government

The city council was IN hour late
n ccnvenlnE Monday evening. Mau-
rice Rankin was gwen permission 10
erect a garage on Eeselton street IN
land belonging 10 the city. A petition
for an increase n wages for The city
marshal and night watch for an m
crease IN wages 70 s. per day and
night was received. The petition was
tabled for one Week. Watson @. Burt :
was given permission 20 Use por-
tion Of Washington street was ak
en- from the table and passed. The
ordinances relating 10 public car
-iages was given It's rnal reading
and passage.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
Prof. DEMO Who Has
Been at Bangor
Theological sem. Retires

Bangor Me. June Al a meeting
ron sh, q tie BOARD c: l-ustees Of San.
60 Thenio-lcE! S,n!nor,. announce
nenI was MADE of he ~et.rs,nen #
Professcr Fron,Is ! t'cnIu. who 'ur e
years mas occu0ed ne Qlu Te.taIne,lt
cH;ir on fae Faru T.
Pro essnr Demo Wi ac saccesaed ~
Charles Carbon Cummings. Ph. n.
teacher Of pld Testament N Unioa
Theoiog,c.A Seminary. New york a man
whose ,aIen;s as u cachec and ern1.
nLncs n scriptures amply qualify MIN
for the chair Sc iong occupied by Pro.
teSsGr Demo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

returned soldier and mas invited Pe.i
C:as.n Camp % oa-,i-ipate II ne fes-
l:vltIes II Ms gay
There vi. ue Z. aa"aGe n ne morning.
spur,s N ne -..,er1oon, and L bal n
The even n
Pcll C.4son Ca.n9 ora ally .nv les he
IiaIlowel camp 70 on w'ta (. EN- on
that day Further particulars VIE re
sent ou later Please ONE with as
nany e, our povs oL an uIlns.
Yours t,ll
y Clark.
Commander
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
Famout New York Jazz Sana a
Louden HI! Pavilion Tonight

The wonderful Jazz music viii be
furnished tonight Il; Louden Hill
Pavilion ny the famous New Y ori1
Jazz Band. This aggregation of rnu-
sicians IS without doubt one of me
most Wonderful musical orran.za-
uons that has ever come 20 TINS
community. The mere presence Of
-hese artists IS IN assurance IN il
self that J ocal dancers Will be
treated 70 the very la.esT IazZ h.ts
that are now deiiEntIn- he dance
iocers Of New York city-Adt-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
Red Cross Notes

The Hailowell Branch. A. T. C.. will
hold its annual meeting and election
of officers AT 7.30 O'Clock this even
ing IN the Aldermens rooms at City
Hall. All members Of the RED Cross
and any one interested IN the work
of this Branch are cordially invited
10 attend.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
Mrs. Mercy E. Hobart

Mrs. Mercy L. Hnpart. widow OF
the late Otis Il. Hobart. divi Mon
day afternoon. aged 6f years. She IS
survived by the following children
Albert Lake Of Gardiner. George
Lake Of Scion. Katherine I. Pea
hody of Onkiand. Cal. Mrs. Louis
Campbell Of Gardiner. Glenwood
Lake Of Auburn and Sylvan Moody
of Randolph Funeral services wild
be held Thursday afternoon az >
o'clock
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
CEDAR GROVE

MorrilTs Orchestra of Richmond
held Il social dance in Mpodys Casino.
Friday evening. All those present
report a pleasant evening.
The r. p Haxzard base ball team
from Gardner defeated the Dresden
locals TO . at the Cedar Grove hall
grounds Saturday afternoon.
Two men from Gardiner came to
Cedar Grove. Friday evening for
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

II is announced lha; the parish mouse
ot Christ church VIII n W. dne- DAY pe
used for a resi- -onn for mothers and
relatives Of ne soldiers. The super,n-
tendent Of The Gardiner Genera hospi-
tai. Mrs Lenz. together win some
nurses, VIII be N attendance 70 give al
teat.on 20 tnose needing Il
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

William z. Sands and Matte Z.
Lord. both Of Frceport. were united IN
marriage at the Free Baptist parson-
age Monday morning June =. at 10
o'clock. Rev. A. A. Walsh performed
the ceremony and Mr. and Mrs. Z. G.
Bnsworth of this city accompanied
hen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

Philip J. Talbot. nemher Of the
graduating class of Bates college mas
accepted IN appointment as sub
principal OF The High scnool d! San
ford. Mass. Sanford Is 10 be con-
ca,uiated tor PHI IS sure 20 make
d first class teacher ana everybody
N tins section knows rust where 70
place MIN as far as athletics are con
ca.ned
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

A lawn party Will ne given th.s eve
ming from S to 70 clock on the Clark
grammar school grounds for he benefit
o. the graduating class There will pe
q social and refreshments Of lce cream
sandwiches and punch. The public is
invited
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
WINTHROP

tie"l : " 44I Ie -4'S'N AZ 4litH7i-iie> -
winthrop Grange, No. 2e9- a. The
Grange hall Taesda,' evening. ana
ihe First and Second degrees VII be
worked All officers iTe requested 70
ne present
The marriage Of Ernest I. MILL
ken If Napics and Miss Marjorie
C2odfrer If Wayne took place Sun
day afternoon II -.@ AZ The Meth
odsl parsonage. Rev y Z. Pear
son officiating The Jingle ing ser-
vice was used
Deputy Sheriff " 8 Barton and
family Of Windsor. accompanied hy
M. and Mrs. E. - Moody and son
Norman VI Augusta. we-e guests
Sunduv Of Mrs. Barton SISTER, Mrs.
A. 7. Hall. making me trip by auto.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Leo Dow are receiv-
nE congratulations on The birth Of
i son. The Young Tnun arrived sun
day evening md weighed elgh,
pounds.
The body " Perry Soper, the 10
yeiir-Oid son of MIR. and Mrs. Edward
Il Soper 0f Portland, was brought
here Saturday morning from that
,Ity fu, burial. his ueath cacme sud-
denly as the result of heart failure.
1ntornenI was n Giensioe cerne-
cry. the corl-nItal service beng read
by Rev. Y Q. anderson, rector Of ST.
Mars.
Nj. ana Mrs. Eavnes and M- and
Mrs. Small Of Lewiston occupied ille
McNanara cottage on the west
DAY. NJ Haynes had the good for
Tune 10 hook 4 1G 81 pound salmon.
8. inches IN length. They also had
severa! fine trout
Frederic Mason OF Augusta was n
own Monday.
Mrs. Ma1'v A Fuller IS ne guest
nf Mrs. Nellie Nj Maxwell of Port
and.
Mr. ana Mrs Frank Bar- and
cousin Of BrldEewater Mass. are
guests OF Mr- and Mrs. J. NJ. Towie
Of Winthrop and Nj. and Mrs. T. Z.
jackson Of Manchester.
Mrs. Amanda Abbot. VINO mas been
with MI and Mrs. George Parsons
+our months. IS stopping with Nj.
and Mrs. j. NJ. Towe.
Mrs. Alice Z. StaIne went 10
Fdr-nington SATURDAY 70 attend the
funeral OF Mrs. i''a.I which was
held sunday from her !ate home.
Mr. and Mrs. VIII Foss and
daughter Esther Of Bath, ana their
guest, Mrs. Matilda Watson were
ca.iers IN Winthrop recently on their
way TO Rome. where they were over
night guests 81 Mr ana Mrs. Leon
Watson
Miss Maude Hewitt and Elmer
Roberts IF Gorhsm. \, Il. came
Thursday ana We're guests Of Mrs.
Eta Hewitt and Mi. ana Mrs. H. =.
dewitt of Belgrade. ana Mi. and Mrs.
4. II. Thomas, returning 70 GorhaIn
sunday where Miss Hewitt IS
,each,nE.
d,' and Mrs. Leon Watson Of
Eome went % Limerick Thursday.
rAllinC on relatives IN town. They
We're guests Of MI and Mrs. P,ais-
Led while IN Limerick. returning
sunday oy the way Of Bath. where
hey We're guests of Mrs Watson's
sister
Mrs. Ella Spauldin went 10 Port
land Saturday for Y isit with rel
atives. Miss Emma Ycaton Of All
susta IS with Mrs. Ruth Yaaton dur
ing Mrs. Spaulding absence.
A. P. Trafton and daughters. Vera
and Myrtle OF Waierville. and Mr..
simpson OF Winsow were guests
Friday of Mr.. ana Mrs. Eugene
James. and Mrs. Fred Fuller and
daughter Helen of Augusta were
nal Af,.s,
Jlnes.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
EDITOR OF MOTOR BOAT
DIES AT E. ORANGE. n I

New York. June Charles Put
nam Tower editor OF Motor Boat.
died yesterday at ms home in East
celved here today. Born in Charles
town. Mass. IN 1854. M Tower IN
early life was dramatic editor Of the
Boston Herald
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
Get This
Under Your Hat

IF YOU HAVE what the other fellow
wants. and if you don't need it as badly as
he wants it-advertise it in the Want Ad
columns Of The Journal Like you, thous-
ands in. Augusta and surrounding places
scans the catalog Of wants and offers ev-
cry day The readers are all buyers and
sellers.
A Journal Want Ad taker Will help YOU
fix up your ad. Phone 135.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
Today at Sandy Point

The Sandy Point ShipbuildinE Cor
poratiun announces that II viii launch
the Ferns type steamer Albrook HI the
yard at Sandy Point al P. M Tues
day She Will se sponsored BY Mrs Or
VII W. smith Of Wakefield. Mass. WIFE
of the treasurer Of The corporation.
This IS the second Of this type of steam
ers bull, az TINS iI.ace for the United
States Emergency Flee, Corporation.
the first the WaukoIuIs. going over
April -, Two 2oo0-ton wooden ship
bRrges for The Emergency Fleet Cor
pprauon are on the WAYS in he same
yard.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

John r. Hubbard Camp. No. Is ). of
V. OF TINS city, rs in receipt OF the fol-
lowing gnritation from Gar diner Camp:
Commander OF Sons of Veteran.
iiailowcl'. Maine.
Dear Sir and Brother; On June itn
Gardiner will give reception to ths
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

oucSted. The annual meeting IF me
Noman's Home Missionary society
Of The AUGUSTA !sLllct VIII be heiu
IN the Aalloweil Methodist Episcopal
church. \. ednesday. June 4la be
ginning al 1880 N the morning and
30 III the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
CONTEMPT JUDGMENTS
AGAINST NEWBERRY'S
MANAGERS ARE UPHELD

"asnlnrtnn. June In conte,nn,
proceedings in New York growing
out of the Ford Newberrv senatorial
election conest in Michigan. the su-
preme court today sustained con-
tempt Judgments against Newberry' s
campaign managers
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

The ladies' If John 3. Hubbard Ee-
lief Corps wish 70 extend thanks ana
appreciation 70 all VINO assisted n
the wreath making for Memorial
Day. and any and all who donated
flowers. Also 10 the s. Of Y for The
nice io1 Of cedar procured by them
for The w-eaths.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

The following clothing stores and
shoe stores Will be closed all day
Wednesday: z. G. Barker Co: Z.
A. Leighton; ?. c. Wise & Son
Tasker Bros, 3. ". Partridge;
Cusick q Lincoln; Wakefield, Nc
Naughton Co. L. Nd. Dolloff.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

We, the undersigned BARRIERS agree
10 close our shops all day Wednes-
day, June 4th. and keep open until
o'clock Tuesday night: Charles z.
Taylor; z. c. Jones, NJ. y. Burns. 2
T. McPhee. Eli Derveau, J. H. Nil
ham, J. J. Preney.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
Stephen Zeimer

Stephen Zelnar died Sunday nigh,
d. the Augusta State Hospital. aged
81 years. Funeral services will De
held at o'clock Tuesday afternoon.
from 80 Water street. Rev. a. c.
Townsend officiating
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

The Clark graInrner school rasepall
team defeat by the Smith grammar
school team Monday afternoon al Au-
gusta makes d lie between The Two
mines. and /, IS announced that a third
ana dec ding contest WI ,ake place On
neutral grounds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

The Wornan's Home and Foreign
missionary Societies OF The High
land Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church VIII meet with Mrs. Oscar
McCausiand. Main avenue Farm
1ngoaie. Tuesday afternoon al SO
o clock. a large attendance : re
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
LITCHFIELD
S'xt'e,n Wedding Anniversary

Mr.. ana Mrs. Joseph Stevens on
teriaIneu Il large number Of re latives
and friends Saturday evening a,
thelr pleasant nome on The Steven
to"n road. the occasion beng the
six1le,h anniversary of their wedding.
Mr., and Mrs. Stevens are remark
ably well and active. doing all of their
own work on their weIl-kept farm
TheH nave seven children. four of
whom were present Saturday even
lnE. us We're also five of their grand
children. Some of the old time
songs were sung while Mrs Stevens
presided al the piano with her usual
grace ana ability. Solos by Mrs. r
O Berry and several Vict-oia seiec-
TONS were much enjoyed by all Re-
freshmen Of ice cream and cake
We're served. the large wedding cake
with pink ana white decorations
made and presented by Mrs Roscoe
bosWorth. was cut by Mrs Stevens
N the presence Of her guests The
white paper napkins bore the date
l65s-1919, daIntily marked IN gold by
Miss Grace De Cur,nier.
Miss Mary Harrington. Miss Mag
gle Bolger. Charlie Noel and friend
were the Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Dennis Bishop.
M and Mrs. l. f. Harvey enter
.a!ned friends from Lewiston over he
holiday.
Mrs Il. s Weston was the sun
day guest of her parents. MI and
Mrs. W. c. Bowley.
Emery Metcan is reported on the
SICK hsr and Mrs. Henan Howard is
caring for him.
Sunday, June s. will be observed as
Rally Day al the Lltchfieid Chapel
and concert Will be given n the
evening, with SPECIAL music and reg
itatlons. A cordial invitation is ex-
Tended 10 all 10 attend these exerc,s-
as.
Rev. Ernest G. Johnson. who is to
graduate this week from the Eastern
Nazarene College in Rhode Island will
return al once to LItchfieiG where he
will lake up has duties as pastor at
the Litchfleid chapei. He Will preach
al the chapel Sundar afternoon. June
s, al : o clock. also Sunday evening,
following the Rally Day exercises.
CORNERS-Mrs William AIlard
and Miss Rhona Maioon attended the
Grand Chapter, O. Z. s.. IN Portland
last week.
George McDougaI Of Boston. Mass.
nassea the last part of the week N
Mr. Norman Higgins.
Mr., and Mrs. Onsiow Campbell
who have been employed IN Pennsyl-
vania. are visitors al the home Of Mr.
Campnell's parents MIR. and Mfrs.
L. L. Campbell
Nj 5. .. Goddard of NewtunviIle
Mass. was a visitor az the Corners
Memorial Day,
George Kicker mas recently eX-
changed farm with ms son. Everett
Kicker. for the store recently pur-
chased by MIN.
Mrs Fred Robbins of Princeton
passed two DAYS with Mrs. Norman
Higgins last week
Mrs. Vivian Gordon OF Liverrnure
Falls is the guest Of M and Mrs.
5. A. True.
MI. anu MIS- norman SHIail anu
daughter Mary. of Waterville. were
calling on friends at the Corners Fri
day.
Arthur Niles has purchased The
Stockton farm and Mrs. Dorothy
Siuckham will make her home with
linn.
Rev. w. 2. Hague Of Gorham con-
Quoted he services at the Cencrpya-
tional church Sunday and will he IN
town this week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Campbell en-
tertained Mr., Nelson Elwe!l of Mus-
sachusetts and Mr.. and Mrs Emer3
Baker of Lewiston FRIDAY and SAT
urday.
Mr.. and Mrs. viibert Baker and lit
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

MrandMrs. Q. c. Davis. who have
been visiting M. and Mrs T. T. Mon
ashan. Of Deaae street. have returned
10 Their home IN Roxbury, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

The fire department was called out II
10 minutes of Il Monday night for fire
on a 1sh noat which was led M at en-
tral street landing. The boat was own
ed Ivy Ronert Stewar: OF Richmond The
fire was caused by the lighting Of a
match IN the cabin of the boa. WHICH
was filed with gasoline fumes The
blaze was quickly extinrushed with one
line OF hose. The damage was slight.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

LraZln Zoub ana Andry Radeskv
Of Augusta have purchased the Acme
Theatre Of John Goodwin and took
possession Monday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

The annual meeting OF the vom-
en- 5 Home Missionary Society OF Al
Cus1a Will be held on Wednesday az
The Methodist church. A large al
tendance is desired. i will he an
an-day session Dinner Will he
served a. -@.15. to which The public
IS invited
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

that route &ould rece.ve their nail
aOmewhat later than Aas BEEN the Gus
tom owing to certain changes. among
winch Is the tnking away Of a Eunsti-
tute carrier
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

TENTER-Mr. and Mrs. W. Fl.
Rock wood and son Donald of Water
Vile. were week end guests Of Mr..
ana Mrs. Lewis Il. Millspaurh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leander p. Morton
and daughter Ruth went Friday TO
Boston. and returned Sunday with
Mrs. Morton's mother and grand
mother. making the trip by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holmes. who have or-
cupied the bungalow 1t Walter
Clements farm for the past few
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
GARDINER PLACES OF
BUSINESS THAT ARE TO
CLOSE ON WEDNESDAY

The following Dry Goods dealers
are to close their stores all day on
wednesday: Adams d Co. Mrs.
Williams, T. A Smith q Co.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
WEST GARDINER

Walter Swift. Us Central street, u
on the sick lis. DR.. Cole is attend
ing him.
M and Mrs. Melville Libby were
calling on Mrs. Llbbys parents, Mr
and Mrs. Walter swift. sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

Mrs. Newall T-pp and Mrs Win
fred Chase and son. NewaIl. II Wa
terville. were the week END guests
Of MIR. and Mrs, Fred Chase, Loudon
EI1I
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

Winfield Small. with The L : nav
al Charieslown. Mass. IS passing
4S-hours furiougn al the nome O.
his parents
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
HALL0WELL

Stated meeting Of Queen Est her
Chapter, No, 10 @ 2. :. Al -3o
q clock TINS Tuesday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

The barge Eugenia Hooper has tin-
lsned the discharge of her coal cargo
and Will be towed 10 Cedar Grove
where she IS 20 load with ice.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fernald and
son Fred, and family, Of Newport
were callers az the home Of Mrs. "
.. Winter Maple street. Sundar.
coming by auto.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

Regular meeting al 80 q clock this
evening If Granite Lodge No SO X
Of P a large attendance IS desired.
Work IN lie rank OF Esquire
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

Louis Mclean and Howard Harp
or. Boston University 19.l were The
week end guests Of William -annev.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

MISS Norma Bryant entertained a
party Of friends over ne week end
a. the Beane cottage III Lake Cobpos-
Se"conI"e.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Horace Cppurn was ree.sc.eo member
o. the Augusta school BOARD at meet
ing OF me voters held al the ATLANTIC
fl atipn Monday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

and dancers. there's immediate relief
from corn pains. and a quick finish for
any corn nr callus. "tsetS-lt is ap-
pli.d IN two three seconds There
no work. no tussy plasfers no wrap.
ping of toes. 'Gets-lr' dries IN a seU-
onu ar two. That's all As easy 10 use
from the true flesh and YOU peel II right
of with your 'inEers while YOU wonder
at the sight and smile. That's why
'Gets-it" is tse biggest selling oorn-
free AZ last.
"Cets-lt. the guaranteed. In0ney-
hack. corn-rernoNer, the only sure way
costs hut trifie al any drug store
M'fd by Z. lawrence & Co.. Chicaeo,
III
Sold in Augusta and recommended q
the worlds hest corn remedy by .Io1a
COuEhiin B0wditch- -Webstor Co. aa6 s,
E. Bither.-Adc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

AS the Good Comrades Club are 70
participate in the parade they are
reuusted to meet at 9. A. r. hall at
$50 Wednesday, morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

All purents of soldiers who desire
10 ride in the parade and all q. A. r.
comrades who so desire are request
ed TO be at =. \. 7. hall IL 9.3o.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

Regular meeting sf Nahumkeas
Tribe Of Red Men this Tuesday
evening. All members Of the dgree
team are requested tn ne present.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

Mrs. A. s. Washburn. Fremont
street. Is moving her household ef-
fects 70 Richmond. where she Is 20 re-
SIDE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

Mrs. Mabel I. Greenleat " henne-
bunk was 4 accent guest a. the nome
f Ny. and MIS-. Ar lur Church
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

Mrs. Mary Mcintosh. VINO has been
visiting her sister IN Richmond. has
returned TO her home on Spring
street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
OF Comes Corn
In One Piece

Gets Il" Leaves Toe As Smooth
As tire Palm Of Your Hand.
There s only one corn remedy in tH@
world sha. peeis corns ana cailuses on
like banana peel. and that s 'CsetS-lt.
For walkers ana ISLANDERS. for shoppers
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

Charles r. Clason. VINO has been
visiting his parents. Hon. anu mrs.
.. g. Ciason. Washington avenue, re-
turned Monday 20 his home IN Bos-
Ion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
LOCAL NOTICE

Lnsr-nn Thursday p Al s10 10
Liberty Iond either N I1allowen.
Fa,-nlngdale o~ Gardner Rev ara.
ID. " Eoya!. :1a.luweu.
,IlIne.d-.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

Mr. ana Mrs. Aibert McCurdy ana
daughter o. Have-hil, Mas. vino have
hsen Visiting the ALTERS parents, Nj.
and Mrs E. L Ryder, have reIui ned %
the :.cme.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

All the surgical dressing workers
who are 10 march in the parade are
requested 10 meet at G. A. r. hall at
$50 Wednesday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
uesnay's Concert Program

March-'Make Cp.''
Ove-ture-"The Golden Wand
Waltzes- Calan,he"
sele"uon-"A Alma, Where no You I've "
"A G. lored Pcem"
F'.ntasIa-''Dixle
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

Mrs. George !. kilEure ana riil4.-n-
Ter GLADYS nave returned rom d
Week S visi. n Massachusetts
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

IS >--.-. uQGv. who has been
III ~""@s = Portland. has re-
g ..r Iy-Ge II ms city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

Fred Lewis of Fairfield was calling
Mondav on friends n this CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03
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Joseph Bracket Of Portland was a
visitor in Gardiner, Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

9: Boston. who mas
-'s. q. Tnck end with MS
. -.~'- .aH e.t Monday for
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

;. -a~,lng Of HYDE Park.
---''- Monday for d visit
-.51-, - Vest Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

mean. VINO mas been
. .aa"Ean. X. j., is now II
..s on" own.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

Harry Eddy Of Boston is the guest
of Gardiner friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

+'~""..- i student d. Bow
2 E~.sna he Weekend at
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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

a caateea Will oe N operation Al II.
Eiks building On Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-03

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T.. Wishing 10 parti-
.-s. .s-raae Of June 4th. are
ra IL Modern Wood
o.. -"awn MUSIC store.
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