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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17
Lot One
Sweaters at

This lot includes women's beautiful slip
over sweaters in the prettiest colors
made, and many styles. They are worth
much more money and you are getting a
bargain at the price we are offering them
to you tomorrow.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17

Nothing more stylish this season
than pearl beads, and we were
lucky in picking UP this lot to sell
at just half their real worth. You
will find many styles from which
to select. and they are all good
ones. Come tomorrow before they
are all picked over.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17

Thirty-six-inch width beauti-
full quality pajama checks.
Not over ten yards to one
customer, no mail orders and
none delivered at this price.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17

One OF our buyers and our expert millinery women,
Mrs Abkowitz, has just returned from an eight
weeks trip to New York, where she has been study
ing the styles for the coming fall and winter Any
thing you want to know about millinery, the new
styles, new millinery ideas or whatever you might
want to know about headwear, she will be only too
glad to tell YOU She is chuck full of all the newest
millinery ideas of the millinery world and for to-
morrow she is making special showing of some
splendid fall and winter style hats. Every one
charming style, coming from the highest class mil
liners. Hou will find our prices are much lower
than those you will have to pay elsewhere. She in
vtes you to come tomorrow and make her visit
She will be glad to talk to you about millinery and
millinery styles
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17

My, you will say it's too hot to think of coats for winter
time WE'LL perhaps it's little to them but
you buy you going thank later for CIV
ing you this opportunity This lot of coats include special
purchases Mr. Pzz made just for this special occasion,
in order to offer you real coat value The materials in
Guided svertops, Bolivia, tnseltone slvertone,
broadcloh velours and tweeds also mixtures These
high class garments and of them beautifully
fur trimmed others plain Some with large pockets
beted and button trimmed Almost any color and almost
any model you might desire will be found here, and
member you may choose from sizes 36 to A Think this
think of the idea of buying such high class
these for this price, and remember, small deposit
made these and will put them away you get
vestment.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17

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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-08-17
Lot Two
Sweaters at

Here are sweaters for women in. pretty
slip-over style, the most beautiful colors
and models ever shown. We are not going
to tell you what they are really worth.
but you come and see them. You are
certainly going to buy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12
Native of Whiteield
Dies IN California

The following from a California
paper relates 10 yernal 6 Northey
WHO was born in whitereld Jan. %
1893. He learned the bIacksrnIts,ls
trade IN Haliowell aad in IS5g went
10 California His nrst vifs was
Nary Bcytngton Of HeIlowell who
lied a number of years aga. Mr..
Northey was the son az John r. and
sara tCcnmhx@ Norihey and was one
OF Is children, Of whom three are
living: Mrs. Della Morse of Augusta,
NJ W Sarthey of Lynn. Mass.. and
Ira B. NoTrhey Of Florida.
The local paper Of East Oakland.
Cal speaks OF Mr. Northey as fol-
lows
Nernal ). NSrthey, a resident of
East Oakland since 1889. when he
came to California by way Of the
Istnmus of Panama, and father of
the famous composer. Caro- Roma.
and Mrs. Maude Revalk. n wesl-,
known singer. died today al his
home, Ills East Fifteenth street.
Norfhey suffered q stroke Of par
a-ysis some weeks ago and his death
today Is the result Of that attack.
For twenty six years Norrhey
served as a member of the grand
lodge of the Independent Order of
Odd Fellows. and has been prouli-
rent IN Live Oak lodge, No. 81. II.
A M. the Encanrmert and Re-
bekahs- He assisted in the founding
OF Brooklyn Presbyterian church in
East Oakland, Of which he was a
charter member.
Northey was Intimately identified
with the Republican party in Cali
fornia from 1861 to 1880, and with
DR. Henry Gibbons stumped the state.
For thirty years he had q place in
the city, county and state CONVEX
tions.
he Ii survived by a widow, Mrx.
Jeanette Robinson Nartney, and two
daughters.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

An important transfer Of real es-
tate took place at tina offire Of Thum-
al Leigh Saturday last The Stand
ard Oh Co. OF New York purchased
Of Charles B. Paine. RECEIVER of The
HaIlowe1 Grants Works OF Halo
well. Ne. seven and one-haif acres
Of land On the west bank Of the
kennebec river at EaIlowell, furmer-
II the location Of the Wilder oiiclot4a
factory, and mure recantiy owned by
the Tayntnr Granite Co. before its
purchase by the HalfuweIl Grauite
Works.
The property purchased includes
all the land between the right II
way of the Maine Central Railroad
&C. on the west to low water mark
CT the Kennebec river On the east.
and between the old north line of
The Ealloweu burying ground ON the
north and the north Ike of land be-
forging to the Spruul heirs south and
east OF the overhead bridge of the
Maine Central Railroad on warsr
street HaIlowen.
The Standard on ca. nlans IN
make elaborate inprcvernpnt. d, ,hs
property at once II viii install sew
eraA large storage tanks. ccrst-ur,
warehouses; garage and ofice bufI6-
ine' anc VIII make this uruper+r
when fully equipped, its central lis
u1nurng plant for Augusta Fa1,n-
well. Gardiner and sz,rr,u,,rt3fny
lowns II VIII discontinue it, uiar1
en- Maple street, Augusta. whsn 80
buildings hive been constrlcraa
TANKS Installed and the new n-on.
cry Is put in readiness for business
a very liberal permit has bear
granted TO the Standard Oil ra Nv.
me municipal officers Of Halloween
rfT the storage Of petroleum and aIl
IT'S products at this new location n
Is BUSINESS. the same being ccnxi5-
efeu an ideal place for a bustna~. nf
this character
The Maine Central Rssir,.,, u-,,,
install sidetrack ana s,5i-r -
coming the property. and i-unrova-
nnenfs viii be made on the wa4ar
'front.' making the plant also 7cca~.
sanae oT the tank steamers cf -.
co"pa1y' large number Of which
0perale a4ong the Maine coast
L. L. Andrews OF Andrews = <a7
scr- represented G. B. Pai,e -n,.t,-
ar of The HalicweIi Grant. W.
N the negotiations incident tn f.a
SIZE and transfer Of this properly and
Ihnrnas Leigh. represented 80
Standard Oh Co. LIZ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12
MUCH BUSINESS
AT PROBATE COURT

The following husxnaz8 was trz0s-
acred ~ the regular ses~ic. &c pro-
bate cuurt held at Augusta On Mon
DAY, Aug. II, 1913
wills proved approved and aIinw-
cd-9f Anna n Pufter, laSa af AM
gzasta. Anna Potrsr Laai. Augusta.
cxecurrix
Administrations granss5-On the
e~fats of Sarah e. Emerson. ,afe CT
West Gardiner; Ellen Howard. West
Gardner. a6m1nEstrat-5x On tae es-
tate OF Lewis 3. Cheney. late Of
Randolph, Alrena G. Gaeney, Ran-
dnlph, administrafrfx
Adopfsnns uarerz tsgnrd
10 Harvey I. and Anna II. Foicy. fur
the adoption of yrrs Kernmsa Payne,
minor child OF Rose Aar-e Puyne
Payne R0binsun, all af WsAervIIle.
Ne: Leah Duffy Of wa..rvirle adept
ed by Louis and Lizz;e Parent Of
Nafervslle.
Guardians appointed-of urannd c.
Tibhefrs. e ais. minors sf Hunne,
Charles H- Tibberrs CT Rome. guard
ian.
Accounts allowed-Ffral a-e.u,,t
of Justin O. WeIiman, administrator
af the estate Of Owen q. Wssiruun.
lAts az Augusta. deceased
r1na4 account Of Sylvester Judd
Beach. executor OF the VIII ee Pey-
innah Judd. lare Of Augusta, a.
ceased.
Fourth account Of Dar.a p Kim
oaA- surviving trustee under the viii
oi horace Williams. late Of Augusta
Final account OF Benedict r Ma
her, executor under the viii of Har-
~ A Potter, late Of Augusta Dissri-
button account Of Franx c. Morrison.
administrator on the estate of Mel
he N Morrison, lats ri sidney. FL
nal account Of Pafricx .. Carren-
Ger, executor OF the VIII Of Domin-
lque J. Eathieu, fa1a OF Augusta.
First account Of Cha-iAs A. Knight.
conservation of Lydia + Nooers Of
Gardiner; first account Of Scion ".
Merrill executor OF the viii " Al
gCsta f. Merrill. tate CT Gardner;
nrst account OF Chas- ~ Knight, ad-
mInistrator OF the estate cf Aiansou
G. Schumann. late II Eazmin=dale:
final account Of John .. Newton.
guardian Denning Newton of Read-
field.
Inventories tled-Of The estate cf
Dominique T. Mathieu, late # An
gusta; Herbert ". Jones. Late of
China deceased.
Papers filed for notice-Final ac-
cou1a Of Celanire Bourque. aumiu-
lstraiur Of the estate IT Gea. Y
bourque. late Of Wa.erviiIe: final ac-
count and petition for distribution of
F, G. harrington. Augusta, executor
OF the VIII OF Ellen z. Tfbbetts i:;ta
or Rome; final account of C!a-ance
L thompson, executor Of III. VIII Of
woodbury. P. GetcheIi. late Of Mon
mouth; petition for distribution in
the estate OF Albion P. Cram. late
of Mt Vernon; petition for ,i.stri-
luton anu assessment Of inher1tance
TAX nled by Fred A. Lancaster. a6-
misirrator Of the estate Of James G.
Barton, late of Benton: petition for
administration on the estate of Les
lie Brown LATE of wsnslcw; will and
petition for probate thereof Of Mary
l. Ferry, late Of Lirc1deld.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12
emergency Center
For Films Here

Ausasfa Is the Temporary ca,,s,
-or TIE distribution of moving ,;c,,,ra
INNS ier this part Of the Sta+e d,,--
ing me time that there is urra,.,5.
y regarding shipments by rail from
Hoshon- II Is understood that tna
Express companies will take cor,-
inouAles Ier shipment from, the ET7,b
70 points IN Maine but thar Ybsv -,,i,,
NOT guarantee as to the time of Their
aIrlsa4 al their destination.
folks must have their nov;rv mir
lures and they also want +4,ey, A.
eo'uins TO the pre-arransed sched-
uies so this scheme has been put into
actaon Tor the accommodation of the
patrons OF the various moving MR.
ture houses. ~
me INNS are brought from Boston
20 Maine n automobile trucks Tbe
nuns That are left here At A,,r,,sta =,
tne Augusta Opera House are 5,s-
alDu.eo TO this city, Winthrop. Hal
lowell, Gardner, Belgrade. wa+er-
vile and Fairfield.
Another hlm exchange NJ t.r,r.--
aTy nature has also been ipstaJIer, i,
Bangor and also in other iargr r;.,es
Q. tne state The automobile truck
which brings the films from Boston,
goes ON to Bangor f-um this city.
From here the managers of the
moving picture houses in the above
named cities secure their films and
rne work ID carried on. as tar as the
patron could observe. without inter
ruptiun.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12
This is Worth READING

thousands have been reiievrd of
Indigestion, Stumach and Liver dis
orders by SEVEN RARKS: the fol-
aowlng extracts frum testimonials
Voiuniarily given. prove our assar-
tim
ror the past % years SEVEN
aAAAs has saved me many n doctor
Dill Have found IL a most excr.Ilent
'esnsny for Indigestion and Kidney
,,uno'es--L- A Ames, Prospect,
Maine.
sar seven years I was tl,oaabIed
VIII stomach troulle and r1eu-
nausIn could get no relief SEVEN
aAahs helped ma. wonderfully, and
WI never be without IL. In fact.
rs doctor itself Since asing
atfEN BARKS eat well, sleep
~ --' ana feel like n new pers3n.-
Mary z. Sturgeon. Shciden
Springs. Vt.
hare used SEVEN RARKy and
cured me Of a very had case uf
~ohstipataon and Indigestion. was
~ run down, had no strength. could
~ 20 cut dnass. etc: vour
-FEN BARKS did ale more GOOD
sah anything / eee' tried: IT'S a
s'on standby and 7 can heartily
-onmend it - Edward Cpnazn.
-Tnn, Mass.
What SEVEN RARKS has eone
~ aihers. 1t viii do for you. For
:. ay druggists. 80 CENTS Per bot
oont neglect to try it.-Afsv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12
YACHT CLUB
Mariners Make Merry
Monday at Cobbossee
Island Fars Proves Scene of Pleas
ING Oeacslon When Annual Reeep-
ticn and Bail in Honor of comno-
dore and Officers Takes Place
Over 500 Invitations Sent Out

Delightful in every detail was the
annual reception and ball given In
honor Of the commodore and officers
OF the Cobbosseeccntee Yacht Club,
Monday evening al the Island Park
pavilion.
Commodore Charles Kinsman and
Mrs hlnsnan. retiring Commodore
Blaine Owen and Mrs Owen were
present N the receiving line The
vice commodore is Emery o. Beane
of Halowell. The reception took
place al $50 o'clock.
MIR. Tinker and his efficient CORPS
OF players who make pleasant har-
mony Tuesdays. Thursdays and Sat
urdays Al the Park, furnished music.
They did extra well and their rem
dit1ons we're a source Of much pleas
ure.
An order Of dances was enjoyed
from o'clock TO midnight and the
time pa ssed very quickly.
A light collation. was served At in
PERMISSION. This yearly event.
which is one of the most delightful
On the socia! calendar Of the city Is
for the purpose of bringing together
the zoo members or more of the
Yacht club and their friends
Much Of the success Of the even
ing is due Chairman DR. J. a An
derson. W B Williamson. W Fl.
Reid. Charles r. Chase, Elaine Owen.
Charles 6. Brown and Otis c. Web
ster, the members of the invitation
COMMITTEES.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12
MUNICIPAL COURT
Old Cider Brings Case into Court
Monday frosa China

Old Cider Brings Case inte Court
Monday froR China
The town of China furnished ma
terial for the Monday session s,f the
nunicipal court. In the person AZ one
Charles Norton. who was brought
fnto Auy7,stz bv Deuutv Sner,fr az
~ Rped of china To a,.we- =, ~.
-. ~ n,,,,r,- -, ;-+.~s-.. -.
.. , =. - - ---HN.A -HNoA-ea.t.1 ON
. vi ~a oeIasaon Ine re-
sponosaA acanS 70 tne' testimony
OF some Oh the witnesses. appears %
have taken q drive with his team
about the countryside at n ra.e Of
speed thar was neither safe for kim-
self nor for those whose taaxns or
automobiles he mfgAt meat ON the
way.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

The Bigger Chest club il progress
ing in popularity. New Members were
addedto the roll on Monday, making
a membership OF 4. Each day the
blowers try their ability.
On Monday the juniors enjoyed
water sports. In the ls-yard race.
Joseph Larrabee won first place. Sec
ond. Leo Coed; third. Lawrence
Stiles
Today at the z. NJ c. A tank there
win be races, piungtng. diving and
team races.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Oe.ashffui hsss vsnisssias Cream
Gousa1nsna Trus aasxsrmiIk Hsaisss
rnn Lask Years founqsr Or Money
Back.

ne arI zppiicztiun Of Howz-drs Bur-
teTmak Cream VIII asannisil you- n
- neaufS almost like MARC. na1t
Iae most wonderful taing snossr IL n
ne L4ct mat whilst ii turns tn, uuflesr
I1d mast lleiesB complexion In raI5farr
beauty ana malisE red or rauus, arms
snowy white Yet there is not lie EiIgaar-
81 slEn OF irs use astsr application. Ii
AcinA2ig vnnisheR from siEht ana tsae
most heated atmosphere win nof uro-
Luce chs least shininess or grHasiness
There u 10 secret about IL NOR in
unere any doubt about the nesult-ifss .
!1sl common ordinary But1srnlik IN the
rorn or q wonderful cream gently mas
a.Sea WIN the nnger tips around the
c.rAefs OF The eyes and mouth,
~ prove this To your complete safiS-
LAcnon obtain small quantity af How
aro Aut1eEmilk Cream from your
druggist ar any toilef Eoods counter on
ne ne money back If dissatisfied plaza
ne mrecuons are simple and IL cnsrs
rnrU n-Aiv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Five blasts OF tns fre whistle, were
sounded NJ about $50 Montav MORN
tnE 20 get q crew of 1remen tu-
scthsr TO nxht \ brush flre On . lot
Of Annd Swusd by L y. Enake1I IN
the middle Belfnst rond, out ovar
Malta mill. N fhe blnss w. runral11rrr
rsafeanening propurfIons. Tnn nnra
won't cut in two antumohliss ana by
Hrefy work put IN end TO TN fisn
amer q hnd burned over absut N
Acel
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

M and Mrs. Harris s. Day hare
gone % Calais where they viii make
Ihew home In the future and where
Gr Day Is engaged as a custom
mouse inspector. Mr. Day was en-
,sicyed in this capacity for about SIX
ynuntsas and then enlisted. He has
been IN the army for the past two
years and has recently received his
discharge from the service
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Fernie Sands is having a two
weeks vacation from the City farm
and is going 10 Dover and Fuxcroft,
also To Derby To visit his sister, Mrs.
Eva Gordon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Miss Eva Reynolds of Winslow was
calling Monday ON friends in the
city. Miss Reynolds was for six years
an instructor at Cony high school In
the English department
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Miss Margaret Livtngstnn and her
granmuther, Mrs. r. C. burlington Of
Boston. arrived Monday evening n
the city. and win pass several days
in this locality as the guests of rel
atives and friends. Miss Livingston
is the daughter Of Rev. W. r. Liv-
ingstnn Of HaIlDweH. former State
librarian. While here ths ladies viii
make their headquarters at thu An
gusfa HOUSE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Miss Hazel McAIlister of this CITY
left Monday for Pit1sfieid. where
she viii attend the annual summer
school of the Christian Endeavcr,
which il held there all this week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Miss Margaret Fox of this city is
entertaining Miss Hell and Miss
Hester Donovan OF Es St.r eor a few
days this week.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

e F. Lane. A. l. Robinson and A.
A. Garceion from the Merrill & Web
Der Cc-. Auburn, are in the city de-
Eyerilg the New Kennebec Co. Di-
rectorv. II VIII be On sale at the
local book Stnres-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

A still alarm which was net report
ed Sunday evening called out the au-
to fire truck at 1886 and was due to
4 chimney fire at tie house owned
and occupied by Fred Dutii AT q
State street One chemical was used.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Stanford Miller. who received his
honorable discharge from the United
States Navy last May, is now. en-
pioyed by the American Wooden CO.
at Dover, n H, and is At his home
in this city on a months vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Miss Leda Caret Of this city is pass
ing several weeks al Old orchar1.
MIR. and Mrs Eugene Jenness are also
at thai resort
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Mr. and Mrs John = Murphy of
64h Court street were in WaterviIle
Sunday where they were the guests
OF their daughter, Mrs James E
McMahcn. formerly of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Mr. and Mrs Sidney Haskell are
the parents of baby daughter. burn
10 them Monday afternoon at tae An
glsta General hospital.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Tho funeral of the late Mrs. Ar
daila Perkins VIII be held at 2 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon from he- late
home 1t II School street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Miss Alice Larkin. stenog-apher
and booikeeper for the Pur;ntun
Bros Co. in enjoying her annual va
cation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Walter Herr:ck Of North yassai-
boro was admitted on Monday - the
Augusta General hospital for surgical
treatment
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

A son arrived Saturday night at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton. R
Thompson. The young man has been
named Julian Ray and weighed 10
pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12
ln your head

ueating headache fhee sie rule fniCwNss R
nntainng arzfsnEd wnD9 1ne -
If your physician. They may give tenpnrary ne. -
almost reach the Of the trDnhe md are
he heart The muk form Of hsnc1s -. +. ca
headnche ar1sinw from disuEaeEEd suncn n.y .
~ c.e n Sc co;ce of fcod Shun p cndy snd - fo4
take time n ezf your fuud tnns1.gnD - -.
.,s Ns;r;ue 90 meaL Tins cd rizh6e rmeay has
- - Z yUA Any deaer has L fw ffty
r - nnaa anre On rsqus F. Me1rne Ca Pzfssnd
hEnine.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Mrs. E s. Austin, employed IN the
local millinery store Of the E r.
Sonle Co. is enjoying a three-weei3
vaearen. She Will enjoy a trip 10
the White Mountains during that
time
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Nj and Mrs Edward Silver re-
turned Monday afternoon to their
home at East MiIlinocket- They haye
been visiting in the city since Sat
urday as the guests Of Mr. Siiver's
mother. Mrs. N A. Silver. Prince
street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Miss Mary Eegarty Of Winthrop
has resumed her work in the Basset1
law ofhce, after enjoying a week s
vacation She passed some of the
tffue AT Rumford Falls, where she
visited friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Mrs Helen Fisher left Saturday for
a tw0-xeeks visit at Fort Fairfield.
where she viii be the guest Of ner pa
rents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Miss Fa,rcni of HalIuweli. employ
ed at Adams store in this CITY, In
e15oying a four-weeks vacation from
he- work.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Kenneth r. Lee win leave early
Wednesday morning for Zig Spencer
mountain 10 resume his duties In
connection with TIM IRE prevention
work. He win be accnmpanied by
Milton James. SON Of Crfatur James
cf the Stane House Mr.. Lee had
with him an able assisfanf who has
given up her dufses fpr the time be-
ing. Mrs. Lee having been with him
there for several weelxs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Miss Eleanor Haskell of this city
and her brother. Cony HASKELL Of
Watsrviiie were in Old Orchard over
Sunday There they were the guests
of Mr. HasieIrs wife who is passing
several weeks at that favorite re-
sort.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Miss Ellen DAILY resumed her du-
ties Monday in the garment depart
menf Of the =. ". Adams store. az
ter two weeks vacation she visit
ed in New York and Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Dexfer BROWN 10 enjoying q two
weekz vacation from his duties as
clerk AT the st1re OF Swift & Turner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

ker Cn- - en50ying . t1o-wealEs ~
cntaun.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Fustmaster Sab wing nf Fairfield,
wzs IN the city Monday calling On
buuineE friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Frank r Partridge passed sun
day 1t West PSwnal an tne guest of
DR. and Mrs Stephen E. vosbusgh.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Hon w =. Kendall cf Brwdnirham
MAS among tina business visitn-s On
Monday IN the city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

WIiliam Parent of this city was in
Oakland over Sunday where he Wis
tied friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Miss Della Grant, I clerk al the ..
". Adams store Is enjoying four
weeks vacation frorn her duties. She
win pass some Of the tune al her
home IN Vassalboro and VIII also go
10 Squirrel Island for an outing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Miss Charlotte Gilman Of Willow
street is enjoying a nonta's vaca-
ton. During tha. time she viii make
trip to Parlin pond and vicinity
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Mrs John English has returned
from Lake Cobbosseecontee. where
she had been passing a month with
her grand children. Oscar Andersou's
family and her sister, Mrz. Catherine
McGraw. They are passing the SUM-
mer witt, Mrs. English.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12
Funeral of Charles z. Winisuw,

Funeral services for tne late
Charles e. Winsiow were held at 2
o'clock Monday afternoon from the
home Of Horace RUundy in Sidney,
Rev. Fred Dyer Of sidney officiating
in the presence az the relatives ana
friends. Interment was made In the
Reynolds cemetery, the bcarers being
Edwin q. Tanner. Sturer r. Tanner.
Charles 4 Sibley and Chester e.
Sibley.
Mr. ana MIA Gsurus W. King and
Mifs z. King Of Medrord. Mass.
were among the Sunday visitors IN
the city
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Mr. and Mrz r. G. Moore Of And
over. Mass-. were In the city sun
day calling ON fraenaa.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

4 Jof1n Corbin, matron N the
=. N c. A has gone tn China Lake
vnere she win pass two weeks
Lnere sne win meet her father. Rev
lsaac LeF1eur Of Massachusetts and
n 1nrss brothers. Ralph, Albert
and Daniel -AF7enr and Mrs. Daniel
LeFleur, who are enjoying several
weeks there.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-08-12

Nfss Mary T Herbert returned
Sunday evening To her home on Oak
street, after enjoying a several days
outing at Old Orchard. She In hav-
ing a vacation from her duties at the
local store Of Marksman brothers,
having charge Of the alteration room.