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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

will work the Second degree Thurs
day evening, March 10.
Patience Stanley Chapter held IS
March meeting Friday afternoon az
the home Of Mrs. c. W. Taggarl.
with Mrs Taggarr and Mrs. Fl. L.
Foster as hostessess. Fourteen men,
bers we're present. Roll call vas an
swered b. quotations from Than
atopsis Several matters OF business
were taken up and reports OF COM
mittees heard. One name was pro-
posed for membership. The pro-
gram Of the list State Council 70 be
held in Bangor March 10 and 20 was
read. Mrs. Louise Wood gave fire
reading and Mrs c. H. Shaw read
an article on The Deeper Meaning
Of Our Daughters Ct the American
Revolution Organization" A short
poem was also read by Mrs. II. Z.
Foster BY request. Mrs. c. E. Moore.
the regent. gave a report OF the Tac
relief work which the chapter menl-
bers have accomplished during the
past year
The Winthrop. Manchester and
Monmouth Sunday School Associa-
rion held its spring session Friday
a I the Congregational church with 4
good number in attendance. The off :
GERS Of the association are Presi-
dent, Z. T. Clifford: vice president.
Guy P. Benner: secretary. Mrs. L.
H. MIiispaugh; treasurer Miss
Grace Ciough
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Ensign Bagley Camp. No. 3.
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Holds First Installation

Ensign Bagley Camp, Ne. 2. Ee'era7'
Of Foreign Wars. which was organizer
last year, has been formally opene"
and its otHcers-eIect we're !n;talleu
Thursday evening by Ode.on Falcou-.
aide TO the communicating chief. assist
81 oy Frank C. Andrews. The Objects
for the ensuing year arc cceIoa Nai-
cour. commander; Amos F. Insaanl, ;
V c. Walter +. Lee. J. '. G. Jon'i
f Cunning, adjutart: Joseph p VII
lett, Guarte-naste-:' Frank ". knap-
ton. chaplain: Jeremiah j. Sullivan. Of
ticer of the day: AMI Water WhIte.
officer Of the guard. The trustees arr
George G. Spur. James {. s-oddard
and Patrick J. Mccarthy.
The meetings will be held in Gran
Army hall the :irst and third Thursday
evenings OF each month.
The post was named after Ensign
Worth Bagley. who met his death on
The L. :. s Winslow in 1875.
The camp has :, large membership and
expects to grow rapidly By the adnis-
sion OF the boys who are returning
from over there. The camp quarter
master. Joseph Z. Willett, young man
Of "a years. saw . months service N
this present war. He was chief yeo-
man. [. 5. naval aviation forces, en-
listing at Syracuse. y. Y. June 2 1917.
and went TO Newport. P l. On Sept
II. 1871 was ordered 70 Philadelphia.
where ne joined the L 5. s Henderson
70 sail for St Nazaire. France. Upon
landing was ordered to Paris with head
quarters at . Rue de Ia Pax but later
the headquarters were moved to Place
d'Iena On Aug %. 1913. the headqua'-
te-s we're moved to London. England.
with Admiral William 5. sims. at 81
Grosvenor Gardens ;. ". No. !. feo-
man wiIIett was in charge Of the office
with is men under him. They had Il
anr stations in France. four in Ireland.
two in England and four in Italy. with
5000 names on their muster rolls. All
business was handled through this
Headquarters. On Dec. he vas or
dered TO the Z s s. New York. whica
ship was a member OF the feet THAI
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Mr.. Wentworth's PHOTOGRAPH.

\ collection OF pictorial photo
graphs BY Bertrand II Wentworth
Of Gardiner, Me. is now on exhibi-
ton in the Corcoran Gallery Of Art.
Washington. D. c. There photo
graphs. forty n number, are Of the
sea. of winter scenes. and IF land
scapes in which pine trees are a
prominent feature. Mr.. Wentworth
is a member Of the Society Of Arts
and Crafts. Boston. where he is list
ed as ] master craftsman, and has
been given one Of the sixteen medals
awarded by the society for excellence
Of work. He has exhibited in Bos-
ton, New York. Philadelphia. Detroit.
Ann Arbor. Madison, Indianapolis,
etc.-Boston Transcript.
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Arthur j. Bell

Arthur j. Bell died Friday evening
al his home. 81 Dresden avenue. He
was born in Randolph. VI. and was
81 years Of age. He had been n fail
ing health for some time and the end
was not unexpected.
With his passing away the city
loses one of its business men whom
il can i'll afford to lose. He came TO
Gardiner eight years ago the coming
month and purchased the dry goods
store which he since operated under
the name Of Bell Bros. By his up
right dealings, his genial mature.
his interest in all that pertained to
his adopted city and his willingness
to assist all worthy Of assistance. he
soon made place for himself in the
hearts Of all with whom he came in
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CHURCH NOTICES

FIRST Cniversalist church. Re-. Milo
G. Fo.som. pastor: 1880 morning wor-
snip. theme. rCniversaiis1 and the
a n5dse sharc aa zeho sSoS 3 9nSF s0 r
?. NJ: Lenten service. Tuesday night
80 p. NJ; Wednesday AS P. NJ, con
frmatior class: >aturday al ?. NJ,
WIN Winter sri'l Street Advent chapel. Rev.
willard Grant will speak a. 80 and :.
Protestant-Catlolic. Rev. Lansdon
Qulmby; D D: Morning worship at
d 3,; school s at lis; Daughters Of St
Margaret meet with Mrs. W. s Nc
Duf1e Tuesday evening;
Methodist Episcopal. Herbert 5. Dow
minister: 1920 morning worship with
80 Junior League: SIS. Epworth
League; :. peoples popular service !;
PRAYER meeting and fourth quarterly
conference Wednesday evening az 30;
Christ church FIRST Sunday in L@ntl;
Holy communion, 30 tAltar Guild:
morning PRAYER serTon l'- 81 en- saafoh
services Wednesday at 40 ana ~:
Thursday. holy communion, =; service
FOR women al 40.
tor: llt,. sunday school: 2. NJ. Chris
tan F.adeavor: p. NJ peoples service :
sermon. "Woman's Debt 10 Christian
Randolph Community NJ F. church,
Joseph p Irving minister l"3o A N u i.
sea OF Glass" IL - 4. NJ. Bible schoo a;
N F;D~9rt4 Lea Leas g,;i a. 7; e:o n:
Firer7aa:'' prayer meeting Weioesda =
evening Tie pastor will preach IN tk-
Chelsea II z. chapel at 80 ?. II
First Church Of Christ. Scientist i't!
4 NJ subject Of esson-sernon. Man:
mjd-week services Wednesday AT 80 ?.
NJ. Reading room at the church open
20 the public Wednesday from to :.
Free circulating library of authorized
Christian Science literature
Free Baptist. A A. Walsh 70 4. "
prayer meeting: To- j.. morning worship;
Il SO Sunday school: $. young people; !.
evangelistic service and song; Wednes-
day evening. prayer meeting al 80:
choir practice at the parsonage FRIDAY
night at 80.
Spears Corner Free Baptist, A. A.
Walsh: Sunday school. 80: sermon
and songs. go. social meeting. '3c; Fri
day night. prayer meeting
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THE STRAND

Pearl White in the Serial Of Her
Career The Lightning Raider" and
J. Warren kerrisan with Lois Web
son in "Three X Gordec." Big V
Comedy and Pathe f.ews. Spec al
Saturday Matinee at 2.3o. Children
Under Twelve 8 cents
One Of the most realistic storm
scenes ever photographed. will be re-
vealed in the first episode Of Pearl
Whites new serial, The Lightning
Raider" which will be seen at the
strand Theatre today. The first ep-
ISOLDE is entitled The Ebony Block"
and shifts audiences from New York
to the rubber plantations on the up
per Amazon. The plot oe the entire
seria, revolves around an Ebony
Block. containing secret SO danger
ous. that IN CrscrUpuloUs hands l. is
liable to endanger the welfare of the
world This block is in the posses
sion Of WI Fang. an inscriptions
Chinanan OF great wealth who OWLS
the rubber plantation on ''hich Tom
Ncrton's father IS employed The
elder Norton is IN love with a beauti
IL, girl-half Chinese and half AM
ericaa. who is being kept as ward
by WI Fang. who hopes one day to
marry her. Norton and Sunbeam, the
ward, decide to escape from WI
Fang and take the Ebony Block with
them.
The admirers of J. Warren KERR
gan Will find much to delight them
when they contemplate their favorlte
screen star in his newest picture.
Three X Gordon" in the sarb OF d
farm Iaborer. steering pillow through
acre after acre Of Jersey soil. Per-
ilaps there may be some captious crit
les who may know more about the
technique Of handling a pillow than
does kerrigan. but they will appre-
ciate the spectacle Of this clever
young film iuminary hard at il, and
giving every evidence Of enjoying his
work.
Coming: Miss Anita Stewart n
"Virtuous Wives-her first super
photoplay. From the Two million ed
ton book Of the same title by Owen
Johrson.-Adv.
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WEST GARDINER

Mss Pearl Spear is visiting friends
IN Hallowell,
Linnie Bachelor IS on the sick
list.
There will be dance at Grange
hall Saturday evening.
At the annual town meeting held
Monday the following officers were
elected Selectmen. Archie D. Cole.
Basil L. Gordon and Reuben L.
Snow: treasurer and collector Of
taxes. Fred Goldsmith; road commits
sioner. Dexter E. Carr.
E. D. Tucker has been drawn on
the jury.
Funeral services FOR the late Rev.
e Z. Morse. a former resident OF
this town, were held at the home Of
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NATIONAL HOME

Officer OF the day, Capt stephen
l. Watson.
Aaron Stephens OF New Bedford,
late co. F. lst L. : Coiored H. \,
has been admitted 20 the Home.
Frederick ". Chapman. alias James
Smith, has been granted a pension CT
$40 per month for service in The IN
dian wars.
Currin F. Smith. late Co. c. 13sth
Pa. Inf. and Thomas Clark. late y.
:. navy, have been taken Up I. A
T.. awaiting re-adnl;ssion-
Capt. E. l.. Clark ard Capt .. r
Glidden have returned from Port
land. where they went TO attend a
meeting Of the Loyal Legion.
Mrs Selena Tardiff and daughter
Miss Josephine Wiilett. have gone TO
WaterviIle to pass the weekend with
relatives,
Religious services At the home
o,,apel sunday morning will be held
as follows: Mass and sermon by Key.
r %elligan at s,45 ard Protestant
services hv Rev. G. H. Temple al
1885 o'clock.
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proceeded TO sea 20 meet the L S :
George Washington, which carried
President Wilson and party to France
for the peace conference
The feet consisting Of % dread
naughcs and 20 destroyers, met the
President and party 10 miles on .h9
coast Of France and conveyed .aem 70
Bresr. They next turned their noses
for New York City, where they arrived
Dec. g. He reported to the receiving
ship at Boston. where he was granted
q discharge on Feb. on account Of
the death of his father On Feb. b.
was appointed post fund clerk at this
branch.
AS this camp is the only one in this
vicinity it welcomes any Of the boys
who have had foreign service in tn
late war with Germany.
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OAKLAND

The annual town meeting will be ne
Monday il Memorial hall. The ladies
OF Cascade Grange vii! serve dinne.
at noon in the post rooms.
Albert vigue. auditor Of the Travellers
Insurance Co, who has JUS. been on Il
business trip through New Hampshire.
is passing a few days at the home OF
his brother w E Visue OF Main
street
Rev George WoIstenhoIne Of Colby
will supply the pulpit at the First Bap-
fist church Sunday. The topic Of the
morning sermon at 1870 will De rs
Christ Divine" sunday school at the
close OF the morning sermon unde-
direction o. e VI. Foster. superinten-
dent. Christian Endeavor at O'Clock
and a. o'clock i praise and preach
ing service with subject The Call Of
the Future
Miss Nora Bartlett Greeley ieft FRI
day morning for Pawtucket. r. T., II
visit her sister Miss Susanna Greelev
She will also visit her niece. Mrs Viz
tor Sannn,tt 0. Boston. before return
ing home.
Gentleman night will be observe,
this evening at Cascade Grange. tn:
chairs viii be filed and the entertain
1lent furnished By the men. Refresh
rnents will be served.
Gec-te Eicto- Sa-nitt Jr. has beer
mined to his home on Water street
BY illness.
Joseph King, vino returned -ecentlv
from a hospital in Boston where ne
had his foot anputated and has since
been visiting relatives in Stra:ton. is
at the home Of his sister. Mrs. George,
Houlton.
Mr. and Mrs. hurry Brewer have
returned from Bath. where they were
called By the illness ard death OF Mrs.
Brewers mother.
Mrs. Roscoe Bickford Of the Sid
ney road is selling her stock of cat
tie and preparing TO move to the vii
iage.
The Red Cross rooms will DC open
Tuesday afternoon from O'Clock
until for distribution of yarn FOR
knitted articles. These articles must
be completed before April -. and IT
is hoped that the ladies will respond
to the call.
There will be services Sunday aft
ernoon at three O'Clock conducted by
e A. Davis Of Lewiston. 4 cordial
i,-i-a,ipp extended 70 all
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LOCAL NOTICE

Wake up, people Of Winthrop and
surrounding towns. Do you know that
there will be one Of the finest musical
entertainments ever shown in s~.1-
throp at the Town hall tonight, Sa.-
urday evening. March S. This at
traction played in Augusta City hall
last night to a packed house and ne
prices were 81 each. You can see The
attraction for IS and 50 cents, Re-
served seats row on sale at Hanna
ford's G-r-- store. naFsGIc
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contact either in a social or a BUSH
ness way. Few mem will be more
missed from the daily life of the
city than the diseased.
He is survived by widow and
one daughter. sister, Miss Flora
Bell OF Randolph, Vt, and two broth
ers, one of Chicago and one, MoEer
Bell, Of Randolph. VI. Funeral ser
vices will be private and will be held
Sunday. Friends who desire may
view the remains on Sunday from ,
10 3 O'Clock. 1t is requested that
flowers be omitted.
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ADJUSTMENTS
johnson Opera House Today at $50,
$40 ard 900 O'eloek-14 Reels and
Views Of the lee Raees-See N. and
Ms. Dew

MS. Dew
LACCH-an expression peculiar to
the human species. THAT man is
bad man who has not Within him the
power Of hearty "a GA
Take that from WEBSTER s-The
whimsical deft -ligh,aes,; of NJ. and
Mrs. Sidney Drew in Paramount
Drew comedies makes them a choice,
as they prod good natIredly al our
human weaknesses in Romance and
Rings This couple have no hearty
hoisterous play. bG- present the fun
poking comedy which sparkies every
second. False Faces" the big
Griffith production; Bonnie Annie
Laurie" the Fox special and the
Drew comedy, Romance and Rings"
makes q fourteen reel program with
the ice races thrown in. Come early
and then esttle down for long show
Of the kind that makes everybody
pul. for this cosy old theatre.
Fifty automobiles given away next
week by Tom Mix. Paid in Full"
with Pauline Frederick and Frank
Losee is booked for March HIS.
Ethel Clayton in Maggie Pepper"
next Monday. This is Rose Stahrs
great successfully.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-03-08

A government man will be at City
hall at 3 o'clock Monday morning to
explain TO the public about the fed
eral income tax. Every single person
who had . net income Of $1,000 or moce
for the year 1918 and every married
person who Lad a net income Of
$4,000 or more for the year 1918 must
file at once. Returns may be made
Up TO and including March Is. which
is the hnal day. Any questions in re
gard to the income tax may be asked
by anyone Of the government repre-
sentative.
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FARMINGDALE

Frank Grover is i'll with bronchi-
It's
George Eickerson. who has been in
poor health for long time, is fail
ing.
Stephen Packard has returned 20
the National Home. after passing a
furlough in the vicinity.
Mrs NJ y. Peters, who is i'll, is re-
ported 10 be gaining. Mr.. Peters has
returned from Bath. where he has
been working.
Mrs Emma Marstor. who recent
ly sold her farm here, has moved her
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WINTHROP

L Tie annual town reports have been
issued and show the following -alUa
tons COR the year 1915: Real estate,
resident. $3a6. 80; real estate, nor.-res.-
dent. slA1. 30G. total s1.O0S. 40; personal es-
tate. resident. S1ol1.410; persona. estate,
nonresident. $cc.aG: total, Sl.032. 40; ;
grand total. sa04o. SO Live stock: 3iS
horses. So $40: Il colts. sl1,; 5e4 cows,
sas,ssO; SO oxen. s44sO: al S-year-olds.
1890: total, s7s, 81. Other kinds OF per
sonal property: Bank and trust STOCK.
.s5, 500; money al interest $6+i.sN: stock
n trade. 81 30; small boats. 1856; logs
and lumber $3.50, wood and bark. S00H;
automobiles. Sa,S5; musical instru-
nents, {4.i0; furniture, $3.50; finishe
product in mills. $1,000; materials and
stock 81 so; portaol mills. si00r: ma
chinery SIS, oOC; total. s. .0S2. 49,; total real
and personal property, S2,o4l.s.o. Amount
Of tax on same. rate being OTIS. So. SO
57S polls. E7cs: total, saS,0e5..s Percent
age for collecting, Oh.
In the general report Of the se!ectren
the resources OF the town are given as
80. s65.a 81 and the liabilities 1856 70. with
a balance in favor OF the town of $64ss :
z There are unapaid taxes 20 the
amount OF sls3:4 Expenditures this
year that ara new when compared
with other reports are that Of the
night watch, for which the amount OF
$500 was raised. and hens killed by
wild animals" SIS. The report Of the
librarian shows that the patronage Of
the public library has been good and
tod
reading public and schools. The chief
engineers report shows that the town
! has suffered only one Ere during e
year that was not possible TO control
with chemicals The present arrange
nlent OF testing the FIRE alarm system
by blowing two blasts every night at 8
o'clock being OF great value in knowing
il tn system is in working order The
town clerks report gives II marriages.
| - deaths and 3 births for the town
\ 1915
The people Of Winthrop will be given
a rare treat Saturday evening when
CasteiluccTs Neapolitaa Musicians ap-
pear al the Town hall Eight ccmpe-
tent Italian musicians. directed by the
noted Signor Onera Castellucci. with
- the temperament ard fire that char
acterizes the Italian. make up this ex-
ceIlent company Of players. The pro-
gram will include a great variety OF Sc
leetiors
The Rainbow class met THURSDAY
, evening with Mrs. L. D. French.
] Quite few matters Of business were
taken up and a social hour with re-
| freshments was enjoyed.
! Earl Penniman has gone to Bath
| where ne has employment.
Crystal Lodge. I. Q. .. F.. enjoyed
one CT the happiest occasions Thur
! day evening. in its history. The First
/ degree work was ably exemplified
| by the degree team Of Asylum Lodge
! No. 20. Of Augusta. A special car
! brought out IS Odd Fellows with a
large class OF candidates. Two canii-
dates from Crystal lodge received
instruction. The excellent music fur
| nished b. the orchestra and quartet
was especially appreciated. A ban
Quet was served after which singing
was enjoyed by all. Crystal Lodge
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OF response and generosity with
which our appeals for this vital work
nave been met in past years will
surely carry on" We feel that no
Gardiner citizen now needs 20 have
our district nurses work explained.
We all know how often her services
have mean, the difference between
lie and death. We all know her Ut
ter devotion to her work. The Asso-
citation has 70 vested funds, it's work
IS solely carried on by the generous
CUTS and subscriptions Of its friends.
The canvass this year. as last year,
is under the Craftsmanship Of Mrs. c.
I. Lawrence. Let US all do our
share TO keep our nurse in Gardiner.
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The subject for the sermon n the
Methodist church Sunday morning will
be The Worthwhile Christian" Bible
school a, Il Is for three-Quarters OF an
hour. Epworth League service a, $50
Miss Doris Sands as leader: subject,
Our Relation to God. Gospe. service
at :. with special music and shor.
sermon by the pastor. Also a speech by
one Of our four-minute men on the
Centenary
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Church Notices

Old South Congrega tionai. Rev A 6.
Townsend; forming worship. 1890; sub
ject "Heedtul Hearing" Sunday school
at I1.45: Y. P. c. E and shorr ser
mon a. P. NJ; 30 P VI Wednesday,
The Redeemed Mind
Halioweil Baptist church. pastor, Rev
z. \. Mckenzie: Morning worship at
1870. followed by sunday school; eve
ming service at $50. special Music and
short sermon by pastor.
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The series OF sermons or woman
which began last sunday evening at
tracted an exceptionally large con-
c-eeation. The second % the series,
which will be equal in interest to the
first, will be given on sunday eve
ming at the First BAPTIST church The
public is cordially invited 70 attend
these Sunday evening services. Eio-
lin solo by Harold Stuber.
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NJ 3. Griffin. deputy collector Of
tho internal revenue department. will
he at room three. Post Office build
i've from 9 A. NJ. to T. NJ. and from
p. NJ. 70 40 p. VI. on Saturday
today TO assist and TO supply in
formation to the income tax payers,
As Mr.. Griffin represents the col
lector of internal revenue there he
will charge no fees. It should pc
borne in mind that it is everyone's
duty to comply with the requirements
NJ the income law and returns should
be made before March is.
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Saturday and Sunday Concerts

Er,re Ac,e-"The Ballet Cir!
overtIre-"The Be,hothaf'
Theme and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Clarinet SOLO BY Carl Pfel1er
Selection-"Jack O'Lante-n
Polka Caprice-"La Frolic
Medley Overture-"Bits OF ReHlck
Hits No. 49,
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Ralph Coonbs, lately returned from
Camp Devens. vas given q farewell
party THURSDAY evening az his home
on Mount Vernon street. as he is 70
leave Monday for New York. TO re-
sumo his pre-war position as head OF
the supply department Of the r P
Hazard Co There were about -
present ard a delightful evening was
enioved
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The steamer Pensacola. on which
Donald 3. Perry Of this city sailed
from New York. arrived at Bereut Feo.
3 and was 10 proceed to Constantine
lie in a tew DAYS Mr. Perry will have
part in putting il tie electrical equip
rleat in Is hospitals TO be established IN
that country
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. r1sasi7r evenings entertainment,

A pleasing evenings entertainment
was given Friday by tho Foreign
Mission Society Of the Highland ave
nue. Methodist church The affair was
a costume party and the costumes q
rho participants ran from the fancy
70 tho ridiculous. Refreshments and
canned goods were on sale and thA
tables were we'll patronized. The pro
gram consisted OF music by botn
male and female quarrets. vocal solos
njano and violin duets and little
nlayIet entitled America.
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Horatio Lewis OF Thitefeld was
among the out-of- town callers here
Friday
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The song service at the First Saptis.
church Sunday evening will be Of IN
usual interest. G. Randall BaAer OF
Augusta will play violin solo and Their,
will be vocal solos with violin oblisa.os.
An evangelistic service Will follow the
song service. Tine, $40. AL are in
vited to attend,
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The Nary Kelton Drummer Chapter.
D. A. r, will hold its March meeting
with Miss Allen and Miss Gilman at
the Halioweil House Monday evening.
March 70. II is hoped all members will
De present as there are some unusual
features for entertainment. Members
please bring their dues for the year