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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

Saturday. ~ usual. the muniS,p, :,
market was q great success, ana -
did not take long for the farm
be relieved Of their fne procness =.
ter the Housewives arrived Al ~
market and did their Saturday ~ :,
chasing. and by noon most mos "a
the farmers were ready to return
their homes. a. far as the m
was concerned ne farmer had qss a.,
titles OF delicious blackberries. W. ~.
went like hot cakes. and eggss, ~
ter, potatoes. corn and the NUM-
GUS other articles went aeco.S
~. The next market day viii o.
Tuesday and ~ lar a. can Be 80 80
ed the farmers viii Be- in Win ''''"
produce by Q O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

mond cottage and the large v4-a-ds
of tie cottage was most e:zl..s..:ely
decorated with golden rcdz aai
fern The ceremony wa pe.tl-rl,d
by Rev. E. C. whiite-nore. ~ ls.a
the 1oCble ring ce-tncny. be- cal
he immediate rela.ives OF RI coa-
tracing parties.
Shortly after I o'clock the p-,ces-
sion was formed at the C-avfcrd
cottage. which is next to the Drum
mon cottage. AID ccl-isted # re
immediate relatives. or the ,anne
set Of the Drummond colony, saA
the young ladies in their ';aini:
gowns and gentlemen in their white
trousers and blue coats were very
attractive. The bridal procession
consisted Of s6 young ladies and gen.
tiemeL. carrying q rope Of goidenrcd
and evergreen To the strains Ct the
wedding march from Lohengrin. play.
ed by Mrs. Calvin Hill Of Brooklyn
the words TO the march were sung
by th.'se who participated in the pro-
cession, and who made a pathway FOR
the bridal party, which consisted OF
the maid OF honor. Miss Dorothy Har'
vey Of Hallowell: the best man
Prince Drummond brother Of the
bride. the little flower girl. Helen
Taylor, sister Of the groom. ana
Hugh Drummond Beach. neph~w CT
the bride. who carried the rings ID
rose bud
After the ceremony an informal
reception was held and delicious re-
freshments were served. q feature q.
ing the bridal cake. which was GU
by Tire bride. The couple left On tne
afternoon train for parts unknown
and viii reside at ss Burleigh street
The bride was the recipient o.
many beautiful and costly gifts from
numerous friends and relatives Of tn'
couple.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18
Think 1t Over

Every once in awhile you need something. To-
day, perhaps, you are in the market for good
used automobile; tomorrow you'll want to find
good carpenter to do some j o bling for you;
next week you'll be house-hunting.
Read the classified ads in The Journal before
you turn elsewhere to satisfy your wants. Ev-
cry day scores of people are sending their bust
ness messages to you in the crisp, truthful an
nouncements on this page.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18
OAKLAND

Henry Horn passed Saturday ut
Lakeside
Mr.. and Mrs. H. c. Bridges Of Tx
bridge have returned from East
Pond. where they have been passing
few days at the Gibbs cottage. ami
ieft Sunday for Augusta, where thsy
are guests of friends for a few dave.
Mrs. n. NJ. Boothby and her moth
er, Mrs. Lizzie NJ Horn. have re-
turned to Oakland Heights, afte- Wis
ting Mr.. and Mrs. s. T. Horn and
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R Morrow of Fair.
held Center for the past 10 DAYS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bowman and
children. Ermae and Ella, who have
been passing a two weeks vacation
at the Hodsdon cottage on Lake Mes.
salonskee and were guests Fridav
night of Mr.. Bowman's sister. Mrs
Earlon Brann. left Saturday for their
home in Somerville, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Searnon and Mr.. and
Mrs. Brave Of New Jersey are guess
at Rocky Shore Camps.
Mrs. Joseph Manter has returned
from visit with relatives in Port
land, Ola Orchard and Ocean PARK.
She was accompanied home by her
nephew. George Mandell, who win be
her guest for a time.
Mrs. Alton Robinson. who has been
visiting here at the home of her nm
Gle. Fred Lombard. for the past two
weeks. has returned to her home in
Bingham.
Mrs A. ]. Pine of Rumford in visit.
ing her mother. Mrs. George Decker.
Mrs. Flora B. Kelley and daughter
Elizabeth. who have been quests of
Mrs Kelley's son. Erwin Kelley. for
q few days. left Saturday for port. .
land ana Medford. Mass. where snsv
will be guests of relatives for 4 tim...
Mrs. b. F. MeArdeil and chiIdrer.
Bernice end Donald. who have been
visiting Mrs. McArdeiI's cousin. Miss
Adelaide Gorham. for the past two
weeks. returned Saturday 10 their
home In Lowell, Mass.
NJ. and Mrs, Charles EmTnohs and
1e11keteFs. Miss Marjorie ana Miss
1Cl1eI14 Mmmons. left Saturday morn
- Old Orchard. where they were
Ind guests 81 friends. Mr.. ana
nmons leaving Sunday toe
& AZ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

Raymond r. Gushing OF this city
arrived home Friday from overseas.
Mr.. Gushing enlisted in June, 1917,
in the regular army and was sent
to Camp Robinson. Wisconsin.
where he stayed until December of
that year. when his outfit, the 18th
Field Artillery, was made a part of
the Second Division. which was sent
to France. This is the now famous
division that was thrown across the
Metz-Paris highway and stopped the
Germans in their drive for Paris in
the dark days Of June, 1918. Mr..
Cushing says there is no country nor
people in all the world like he finds
right here at home in ths State of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18
LADY HIKERS
TOURING NEW ENGLAND
PAY AUGUSTA A VISIT

One Month on the Road from Thar
Homes in Psnnsyivania-Ars Max.
ing . Study Of New Ensland with
q View Of Writing Of Their Elk.
psrisness-lsavs Saturday Noon
for Wayne
Touring New England on foot is
the stunt that two young ladies from
Pennsylvania who. visited Augusta
on Saturday. have undertaken. They
told Journal reporter that they
are having q wonderful time and es-
pecially enjoyed the part of the hike
over the mountains of Pennsylvania,
Vermont and New Hampshire. They
left Pennsylvania about a month ago
end are hiking about Is miles q day
on an average.
The young ladies would not divulee
their names, but stated that they
are making q study Of New England
and may write about their experience
IS after they complete the hike. 1--WE
don't plan anything ahead.r said
one Of the ladies. I'VE walk unit,
nightfall and then put up at some
house over night. And do you know
We have not asked for lodging ut any
place where We have been refused. !.
Iney stated that they had no idea
nov long the entire jaunt would take
anu SAID that they were so thor
ooeniy enjoying the experiences that
neitnef OF them cared. They vere
dressed tn khaki suits with knap-
SACKS siung over their shoulderr
They expressed themselves as beins
delighted with Maine and Maine
people.
They arrived in Augusta Friday
afternoon and left shortly before
noon Saturday for Wayne. where
they intended to remain over night
and then start on their return home.
going to Portland and then following
the coast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

Winthrop street. by about 20 OF her rel.
atives and friends in anticipation of her
approaching marriage to Harry Pink
ham of Windsor.
AS it later developed. Mss Pierce
had made previous plans fer the eve
ming and did not intend to have them
frustrated by this event, So slipped
away for short while. but returned
in time for the heavy shower of gifts.
1t was not Miss Pierce" however.
who was being showered. but Mrs. Har-
r. Pinkham. a marriage ceremony hav-
ing been performed during her short
absence.
The guests departed without knowing
what had actually happened.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

Exselia Drapeau. Lillian Auclair. Della
Lena Auclair. Mamie Currier.
Lillian Loon. Eva NORM: duet, when
I'm Gone You'll Soon Forget" Exilia
Drapeau and Lena Auclair; "Jazz Ba-
biee," song and dance. by Irene Loon.
Adeline Auciair. Carmeline Aube. Evon
Fleury. Ida Roderick; song. when !
Dream in the Moonlight Of YOU" De-
liam Currier. Eva NORM: Come on.
Papa" song and dance, Alice Curries.
Einora Bruneau. Lily Dostie. Lily La
vailee: solo. "Rock-a-bye Your Baby
with a Dixie Melody" with chorus, and
song. AT the Dark Town Shutters
Ball." by Lena Auclair. Mamie Currier
as colored ladies. and Exzilia Drapeaa
and Lillian Auclair as colored gents
march. orchestra.
The Alpha Chapter Of the Luella
F. Beale Student Association enjoy
ed q reunion Friday at the summer
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Nell
roy at Levitt Heights. Portland, with
q delicious shore dinner served at
noon. Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. McIlroy, Miss Margaret Nell
roy, Miss Luella F. Beale and Mrs.
Annie Beale Of Portland. Dr. and
re-. Daniel Driscoll Of Portland, Mrs.
Eta johnson Of Lewiston, Ada Nor
ton Of Portland. Charles Savage Of
Baltimore. Nd. Mrs. Laverna Max
field. Mrs. c. n. Shaw. Mrs. Nellie
p. Stanley. Miss Eva L Moody. Fred
8. jackson and Charles Longfellow
Of Winthrop. Mrs. Mabel p. Keene Of
Quincy. Mass.
Winthrop e. Yeaton Of walpole,
Mass. Is visiting relatives in town.
C. A. Hopkins Of Providence, r. L.
was n town last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Maxim passed
Friday in Portland.
Mrs. Paul whitney and daughter
Margaret and Miss Irene Prescott Of
Washington, D. c., are guests Of
their uncle, W. e. Hayward.
Edwin Wadsworth left Saturday
for Boston. where he has secured a
position and will begin his duties on
Sept. 1.
Two young ladies, who are walking
from their home in Pennsylvania to
Wayne. Me-. were In town Saturday.
AFTER . visit in that town they in
tend to return home in the same man
ner
Norman Maxwell b visiting relatives
in Lewiston.
Mrs. Mabel P. Keene and Mrs. c. H.
Shaw were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. ].
H. .McIlroy at their home at Lovi.t
Heights. Portland. Friday night.
Mrs.. Nellie p. Stanley was the guest
Of Miss Luells r. Beale and Mrs. An
ME Beale at Portland Friday night.
Mrs. Sara A. LACroix. lrrs. Mary A.
Fuller. Mrs.. Nellie u. Maxwell Of Port
land. Mrs. Mary A. Gray. Miss Bertha
Gray. Miss Helen Nsgus OF q. Louis,
NO.. Mr.. and Mrs.. I. n. Norcruss Of
Brookline. Mass.. Mrs. Appleton Moore
OF Boston and Miss Mary Norcross OF
Chelsea. enjoyed q picnic rhur.day A
the cottage where the Nercrcss family
10 passing the summer ON Lake lraran.
acook.
Miss Marion NcDcnald Of Gassachp.
sstts h the guest Of Mr.. and Ars. W.
n. Kimhall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

Frank d. Romeo OF Sorth Na =.
boro died Sunday morning q,
Cnifed States army hospital Al W."
Haven. CT. at the age Of u
He was one Of the frst Vassai.; -
toys to enlist and in ISL enlisted =
Co. n Of waterville- He was cs1 !,
seas one year and badly gAzsea. =
then being necessary 30 rsfufn 70 u'
He IL survived by his p
rents. Mr.. and Mira samuel honeo
81 North vassalboro. Ths funeral =
vices win be held wednesday afIs.'
noon At lse from the Baptist cnurcI
Rev. r. L. Marble win ofzlciAte snA
burial win - In watarviIlA
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Three Boys in Trouble

Three little chaps in the city were
caught stealing corn frcA the garden
Of C. w. Atchley Sunday evening
at about z o'clock. and taken to the
police station In the patrol soon AFT
Or the department was notified. The
fellows viii be before the Judge
Monday morning and doubtless win
be given a good talk ins to before
thsy VIII be allowed to be out Of
the ofllcers' care
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Sweeping Demands
(Continued from Page Onel

ditions. considering the present pur-
chasing power Of the dollar"
As soon as the wage draft is re-
written copy will be submitted to
Director General Hines and anoth-
er copy sent to the board Of Railroad
wages and working conditions, a tri-
tunal created to investigate re-
quests for increased wages and i'm
proved working conditions on rail-
roads. Mr.. Hines will be asked to
render a prompt decision.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

With - musicians from the cay
Of watervfIle, WINSTON. oakianu.
Fairfield. the Musicians Pro'ecIN.
Union was formed Sunday af'e.no0A
at a meeting at the Carpenters u
ion hall The next meeting VIII y
transacted. as the appointing OF eon
mittees-and making plans for regu.n
meetings ana for the meeting pa
George d. Pulleu. OF Oakland
elected president u the union; 20
ward Britton Of WINSTON. vice ps
ident: HALLS W. Preble Of oak.as:.
secretary. and II. r. Drew o. 'A'
city. treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

The marriage intentions of Thomas
John Aldo and Sadie Gallet. both OF
this city, were filed At the ONCE Of the
city clerk Saturday: also OF Aaron =
Soule Of this city and Isa F. Small Of
Newport. and Edward Bernier Of Wa
terville and Sophie Alsee Leclair 0f
Fairfield
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

w. A. Wheeler and daughter Gwen
colyn are passing two-weeks vaca-
ton at the Wheeler cottage. Sum-
mer's Rest, Lake Cobbosseecontee.
Donald Kelley of Gardiner and Will
Wheeler were their guests over Sun
day.
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TARDIEU TELLS
Continued from Paaa Qnal

ever. most important that the ma
ton, while clearly understanding
the great weight Of the task should
not be alarmed unduly. Figures
are. after all, conventional to q ce r
a billion today is only half what it
was twenty years ago. All the same
we shall figure up sums. ad France
will pay only according to justice.
just as she fought only for justice,
Everyone must. in justice. pay
according to his means. In order to
place, this fiscal system Of justice on
must be kept in view-to tax the
small fortunes most fairly and to
tax the big ones progressively.
When the big ones shah pay. as they
do in America. 50 and 20 per cent,
then the small ones will pay more
willingly and il the money comes
the rest will be simplified. namely:
The consolidation of the floating
debt. the restriction Of paper in cir
culation. appeals to our national
credit and the help which we must
receive from foreign countries.
Before the complete reform of all
its finances the country is proving
already. month by month. its good
will and its capacity for paying what
is necessary, for we can see right
now that taxes will bring in this
year more than ten billion francs.
When We contemplate the present.
we refuse to despair Of the future.
France finds in the treaty which
she has just signed a large perspec-
tive in the frame of the League of
Nations in which she sees clearly
the future formula Of international
relationship.
Brought together by intimate
bonds Of friendship with her neigh
bors in Belgium ana of Italy; bound
by services rendered and the re-
sponsibility accepted to the restored
or enlarged nations Of Bohemia, Po-
land, Rumania and Serbia, she il
associated by two contracts OF mu-
tual help to the two most powerful
democracies of the world. Great Brit
ain and the United States Firmly
set on that basis she need no long
er fear such struggles she has been
through in past times between the
currents Of her home and her for
eign politics. because in both cases.
the objects and the means are the
same.
TN both cases the goal . peace;
democracies are the means True,
they are armed democracies. but they
are following new methods which we
learned during the war. These de-
mocracies are determined to make
Use Of, for the maintenance OF peace,
the rules Of that mutual frankness
and joint action by means OF which
the allies won the war
These democracies are keenly con!
scious In each country OF that his
torical tradition which the war has
affirmed 50 strongly with us. but
they are also conscious Of the du-
ties which fell to all Of US with the
anxiety Of developing that common
Protection which resides in the inter-
national society Of nations. and A.
naily tfese democraces have discov-
cred IN the pact which unites them
the very charter and guarantee Of
their traditional existence and they
recognise that by voluntary disci-
pine the collectively Of the nation
has the right to anticipate the poesi-
bic eyf,aeR n nafSrr,p ;ofsxno~e> 49,
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Automobiles Collide

Sunday afternoon two automobiles
coilided on Main street. and both
were somewhat damaged. The two
cars belonged to and were driven by
j. A. Bolduc. proprietor Of the
Quick Lunch. and J. H. Belanger,
who Is a papermaker at the Hol-
lfngsworth Whitney Company. The
two men were fortunate enough to
escape without any injuries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Watts Of Ten
ants Harbor passed the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs B. c. Osborne.
Other guests at the Osborne home
Sunday were: Mrs. Gertrude Stew
ems. William Howard and Miss Mar
jorie Stevens Of Lewiston. who mot
ored to this city Sunday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18
Woodpiis Blaze

An alarm was sounded from Box
s13 Sunday afternoon about $50 for
a IRE in a wood pile near the resi-
dence Of Fred Rance Of % High
street The department responded
to their CALL but. it was not neces-
sary to use any water as the IRE was
quickly put. out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

DR.. w. J. Ladouceur, formerly of
Augusta. is visiting friends in this
city. In 1916 DR.. Ladouceur went
to Montreal and enlisted in the Ca
madam Army Medical corps. He was
in war service in France three years
and four months. He arrived from
overseas on the 10th of last July and
is now in practice in Lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

Frederick Shepherd.w no has been
in 7. NJ. c. A. service overseas for
'over a year. arrived at his home in
this city Saturday and was greeted
at the station and on the street
during the afternoon and evening by
his numerous friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

Joseph H. ouimby went to Portland
Saturday afternoon and later will go
to Fort Slocum. N Y. where .ie will
enter service In the euartermsst er de-
partment. Mr.. Quimby was sent from
the LEGAL recruiting station.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Ames of Sears
port and Mr.. and Mrs. E. ". Thomp-
son Of Swanville passed sunday in this
city with Mr.. Thcmpeons son. Henry
Thompson Of Ash street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

Edgar ]. Brown. grand keeper Of
record and seals, left Sunday for
New York. where he will be on BUSH
ness pertaining to the office which
he represents.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

The action OF tea a. q stimulant
on the brain II well known Tea
causes q slight rise in the blood pres
sure. gives \ fllup to the heart.
causes somewhat deeper breathing
and restores for spell waning mus
cular power. Its chief demerit b tho
retarding influence that II exerts
upon dissstjon.
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WATERvIlL.E

Mr.. and Mrs F. A. Twombly and
daughter of Belfast, accompanied by
M. Twombiy's mother, Mrs {. E. Da-
viz of Brooks. passed Sunday in the
cftv with friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

Asimple. but very unique wedding
occurred at the Drunimond summer
home al Mesaalonskee Lake Satur-
day at LIS o'clocks when Miss Kath-
crime s. Drummond. daughter Of Mr..
and Mira A. r. Drummond. became
the bride OF Enrol l. Taylor Of this
city.
The csrsansny was performed on
The bsautifel grounds q the Drum
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18
Pihkham .Piseea

Married: At the Methodist parson.
age Saturday evening, Aug. is. Miss
Gertrude o. PIERCE ana Harry W. Pink
ham, both of Windsor.
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Interborough Strike
(continued Tram psse onss

mobile trucks. sightseeing buses and
boat lines which essaye1 to takA care
- IL crowds.
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HOLD AVIATORS
Continued from Page one)

Cano. a famous bandit of the Big BEND.
o1inaga district. was the leader Of the
bandit band holding the aviators. =
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SHOWER FOR MISS
GERTRUDE PIERCE

On Saturday evening . shower 60
siven Mis- 0ertfuas r erce a the he1
of be- aistsf Ms Tsaak HoInsa, q
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CLASSIFIED-DIsPLAY
.lIl7:lE31337I

Bought IN any eondition. Hi<hest ,-...'
paid for old gold. silver ana "a 49, $3.50
Nail 70 American Tooth Co. g W.anz
ingten 81. Boston. OPP. Fiene's
may9.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18
Anyone
Interests
in quartz mines or quarris
anywhere in Maine near rail.
road are requested to send
samples and communicate with
the
AMERICAN GLUE co.
Hallowen. Ne.
AMERICAN GLUE co.
Haliowen. Ne.

TODAYS wants and c~e-e. Sare-rr-
classified and indeEed- are ARRANGED
IN A-B-C order O: the Wan, Al Pas.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS

Thomas p. Kenney. who was en-
ploysd At Dead River. has arrived In
the city for Q few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

George 3. Weaver Of Dorchester.
Mass. has been Waiting In Wiscas.
set and - now staying at the home
Of Miss Angie Taylor. on his way Do
Rsadfeid. Belgrade and South smith
field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18
Situations Wanted-FemaIe

OFFICE WORK-By young woman
about Sept l.. Is good mathematician
has no knowledge Of stenography OF
Kennebec Journal.
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This The Of Buy Good Automobile Very Low
EMPLOYMENT


- ,..--.- - "a
rep Wanteo-Fsmase 81
IA RE6aFa-1t 1S.i,e Gerer.i
| Ee.rsfsi Po@si..sH No. Soo6 $3.50
!; 49, ~ Axry IN per, Hosn,tSi
| .e..@- y 80. --.sn1eH. .. 1870:
| NUHSES-Pupil nurses for the care of
children. Write Supt. Hospital Cos.
| taees for Children. Baldwinville. Mass.
ana country schools. best positions.
4 .8sASS -0SeASys
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'l1r. anl Nh. NaEry 1es % Mr..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18

IT'S easy as A-B-C to find what you
want among the well-indexei classi-
fed advertising in the Journal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-18
LIVE STOCK

wanted-livs Stock 50
PUP-Full blooded fox terrier, Please
notify Nettie Carleton. Alma, Ne.