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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
TEXAS JUDGE ADDRESSES
BAR ASSOCIATION 1T HUB
methods

Boston. Sept THE methods
whereby the constitution N the
United States has been transformed
MO New CONSTITUTION were des-
cr:bed by Judge Robert =. 9ar-s Of
Austin Tex. N an address before The
American Bar Association tonight.
The praise wf7icfi has some times
been bestowed upon The original con-
sr1ruuon." he sRiG. must ne regarded
as ex1ravaEan1. But i Is sufiiclent
answer to HI CRITICISM thai Il mas
hound the states Of America noEeth-
er and has rendered impossible. IN
Il large part Of the continent. the ols-
1ur-zau- and disastrous conditions
winch huve existed for centuries n
Europe, that II has given ~ The
American states thai degree Of lib
erry and peace for winch all man
kind has a present privilege II hope
Judge Bats outlined the growth IF
rne coinnies LnIo an Independent red
GRAFTON and the gradual enc-uacn-
rnent uf sederal powers over state
rights. Refar-ing 10 the Civil War,
he SAID
The WA enEenderen no permanent
bitterness 7 have spent all of my
dRys with the snidIers Of the Con-
fetferacy and their descendants ami
I have never heard wDrds tnRI Rp-
Brsrlxirarad n disluyalry the tr>easF'Fl-
aJIe uI1erancss IN the halls ~ can-
g.ess during the DAYS " our re-
cent g-aa- danger
He said that history mad proved
t41ar American unity Was essential
to CIVILIZATION and liberty
Coming 10 recent amendments 10
the constitution, Judge BaTts DE-
clared that prohibition had little
vitality until the viTale puI-l-anisrn of
The South founG a coadJuror N me
economic requirements of the south
ern STATES. when historical POLITICAL
thought and traditional personal
habits were alike abandoned"
Recent advances IN democracy ne
DER. are me election Of senators nH
4 d,-eC- vote and women suffrage. IN"
latter mas not been formally adopted
but is par- of the new constitution
ree recognition IF women interest," in
uu.1lc affairs ana Of her ability 10 ef-
NtsgFTzs civ TSgl]ttSt-ill - -
large 81 sfen toward democrncy thai mas
ever seen taken.
Jutiee Bats sald r.lEt the economic
ga,jrv Of the counT-v YVES ''nDt Tor any
ure class In determine; II must be the
suIicituus business ri every class re
said ts.at neither aEg-sgauuns of wealth
ner labor unions were 10 De feared Enn
rhar iarEe ma oriry at me American
1,enule "teipng % both the capitalIsrlr
and. te me lahDriuE ciaEz
IN me great c-is.s for c!x -l.zaTlnn-
ne e.csr4rlCusd the constitution has not
81 far Jailed: Il Is being subjected =
me suurerne test n discrimination
wne.nrr pre- nd cE- craftsmanship an
saltisuness ara n prevent the nation :
dutv ID its own psnrls and all man
kInn.'
The cnrnmirTee III oppose Judicial re-
cal. hsadea BY Rome :. Brown n Mn
neApoi S. submitted its report tonight.
Il recommended adoption Of a -esolu-
riun pledging he bar association 70
continue organized opposition 10 Judi
c.Ri recall ''as a step 70 sociaiisric dis
order ann cundernuing socialism ''as
q menace 70 the rights OF the individual
and 70 the republican furm Of guvern-
merlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
Wztria Communists

Chicago, Sept 4.-Desp1te the ules nj
Ruse Pastor Stokes. the Communist
marty has put Into its platform a pro-
vision that no one RECEIVING rnuney
from rent. interest or prufi1 cHn belong
ND1 only Mrs Stokes. hut William
Rross Liuvd. who signed the appeal
bones winch released a number Of cnn-
ricfed / W W. members from Lezven-
wurrh penitenrisry Recently, is barred
frum fellowship. Nor viii the party
perlnit doctors. lawyers and eeiturs 10
taie part IN the coming revolution
The Communist Labor party. another
u1fsnuot tram the National sorialisf
ruurenfiun. aasD aSlnutei a prugrAm. II
risnn pruu9Snnzn 1nr ''new rruzt1ir@
hnMsd un clsxx OF RnnHiR- with xdne ahup
ara 1nrfurw ms tfie aEl-impnrfAnr unlf
In tho msnurtrne the National SeriRl-
isl convention is continuing its ses-
sipnE. Each Of the three conventions
In watched by asents OF tine depzrznanr
% Just-ce.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
SOCIALISTS CONDEMN
LEAGUE or NATIONS
AT CHICAGl Meeting

Chicago. Sept The National
Socialist party N a Declaration NJ
principles adopted rodRy. UnqnH!i-
dedly endorsed The Soviet republic Of
Russia and ne Inlernnlnua. Social
81 movement and condemned the
League IF Nations.
The delegates -umped n heir feet
and cnt.sr,ed for sevs-aI minutes
when ne paragraph VS. read ap-
proving ne S0rleI republic Of Rus
sia.
The manifesto af0rted a.s0 -ead
IT par
Ee2a.11ZinE me CruplRl slTuaIon
a. nome ana Abroad. the Socialist
party Il me Irued States a rs
t''s1 nR-Iona! convention after the
war suuarely lakes lis position with
ne unc1mprunIsinE SECTION If me
Lrllsrna -lonRl SocIa-ist Movement.
We demand ne immediate l.-Ll1E
II me IndsfensinIe and -1aunan
oiockade n Russla
@e urge The workers If me Unit
al states n ae al n heir puwer -
T'asiore and maintain our civil rights
u the sr1u thai me :! ~1HsItlon from
capitalism To soc!uIlsTn NAV Ne ef
-ecieu without -esOrt1nc n me dras-
nc measures made necessary ny au-
'ncrarlG desputisn
William D. Eavwoad secretary
anu treasurer NJ me InuuEtrIal " ork-
ers If the X ORD. ,.-,r-cu--v released
rom ne Leaver worth psni1enrIai-y
epndlnE the appeal II his case was
invited 10 address the convention nj
ne Communist La oor DIRTY tnday
7uF ne sent letter explaining that
ne time was not opparfUne for Elm
n deliver public speeches
Delegates today wnrs Russian So
ret buttons sent by a Local branch
71 the Russian Socialist ts.a-ra non,
which applied for the privilege of
neIng The first Industrial branch If
ne new party ID ne organized.
Another new political party WIS
organized ana ctIr--sfeasd The Cpm-
7uEnlst party. Il is parrene7 altar
ne Soviet republic nf Russia ana
rs membership VIII he limited en-
-ir'eiT 70 wage eHrners- The platform
constitution and program adopted IS
even more radical Than thai of the
communist labor party
The communist party is backed nv
ne foreign language Group Recently
expelled from the National Socialist
party. One provision n its cunsti-
-uLlun bars from lis ranks all am
plGverE Of labor. persons who gain
their livelihood bv mems n rents
interest and profit and al persons
exclusively engaged in professional
occupation. Rose Pastor Stokes an
noUnced thai she would join the
Communist party. An elaborate pian
for spreading the propaganda NJ the
party was adopted
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
MORE FIRST DIVISION
MEN ARRIVE IN y.

View York. Sept. 4-Several mora
unifs of the First Division arrived
her today from Brest on the trans
ports Santa Teresa and Edeilyn- On
the Santa Teresa were Is aficers ana
TIyg men or the 18th InfHnrrT- ne
EdeIlyn brought III ofiirezs ano $50
rnpn pf the First Engznrsss
The transport Linsrarur brought
rs,e third bnr1aiinnn Of the 2sfh In
ss.urr-v and the regirnsurM medical
asrnrlzznaut- - - 4
49te EHrxt HartAllon uf 11aE ~ In
fnnfrw E1eld End StaR HSMauuarfers'
and Anppfs Cnmpanies and N1dical
Detachment. arrived an x11e rrans-
purt Finlnr4 winch also hrnnghf Bat
fer1es u, e nnd r "a tina SIXTH Field
arrsfsezy. Fissd and staff ana Medi-
caa and 0sdinznua DsEAchmsurx
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Georgia Gardiner died Thursday
aeternnun HI his hurne On Brunswick
avenue artsr All illness Of several
months Tie was born IT Bath aug. g
LA. son of William and Eliza Garri-
ner. He came II Gardiner IN August.
ISs2 and shortly after enlisted in Ca.
B, 18Th Regiment OF Volunteers Early
IN September he left for Washington.
lie WAS IN the secunl battle of Bull
Run and was slightly engaged AT An
tieram. after winch ms company re-
manned u CHIP III Sha-uspurg. Nd,
fur some time On Dec. l. ne psrrlci-
pated IN the battle of fredericksburg.
he became member Of Halls Second
Maine Battery and served until affes
the hattie of Gesrysburg, previously he
had peen transferred 70 Stevens Firth
Maine Battery. During this time he
WAS a member Of the Army of the Pc-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
Call off Strike Shopnen
On New York Central r. z.

Buffalo. \. z. Sept THE sr--lke
Of railroad snopmen employed q n
New York Ceural's Depew shops
was called OF toGiay after conferences
between the strikers and Internal IN
a. union leaders and the men VIII 20
turn N work tomorrow morning
M j. Mcmahon. of WasiainsIun-
fieio-represen1ative of the Inte'-la
tiunal Association of Machinists IN
noi1nced taa1 strikers ii the Bal e
more and ohlD HI the Cumberland
Nd. ann al the Chicago. Burling-1r
and Quincy shops al Eavelock. NeB.
also would return to work in TIE
norning These three places. he sad
were the only ones where The union :
order against strike was disobeHzd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Lieut.. z. G. Kirkpa1lsck ano Paul
me Barley have returned from Ban
Eur Lieut.. Kirkpatrick is visiting ms
Sister. Mrs. John Mariey. CHELSEA.
while ne lie having 3a-day Through.
The other evening ne pulled ont nis
oiG shoes. tne onFs ne wore on the
A-gonne front planning 10 turn
them over 10 his brother fnr use az
work Shoes. On looking them ever
10 ascertain their condition he found
something ne mad non before discpv-
cred the name IF z. ? ERxzard Co.
Gardiner. stamped within them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

II Y Ting lot cunsists Of = Eoud
WIT ms s -eg. Ecls1eln vegrs nid-
4ise c1is reg aulsts,n heller Z months.
NJ other hef.er months. one
Y -lalug wagon, une p1ae1on. one
no mlIE wagon with box. one
seN SINGLE -lInner pung wnn nnx,
- eae-nU-ne- nlne fame o.lstuve,
0 1-.c ---th with mattress. Tools
I'LL; 0. me dnubie ac-iun GETAWAY
--''7F WIKI new .-ack attachment. one
--I'~'t sp-saue- IN good condition. one
anabsf harness IN good condition.
-% S=@9na-lz0G hiding harness, two
:" lloRf -wo mailer piows. one new
So ~to: me oId culLvatur, une ween-
~ sA@aer. me eorge. one gopr SIN
-14 ser. III Did double horse sied,
V'.'s machine. Two horse rakes.
sf ne. 0ns barrel spray puma
anu q tes- Of hose ana two
.'@' WI 1oZzies- a lut of smaller ar
~ !stes.- Sale positive rain D.
-Ve-- a--lcle positively snlr -
-sifes' nidde- Sale viii take placs
sept. s. al I'D T. N N
--4@osn. aac-iunesr5 Bath. Ne.
>eyfadxt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
Austrians Indignant
at Peace Terms

Geneva. Sept -(BT The Assoc:a--
ed Press4 The Austrian peace
terms have besn RECEIVED n Vienna
with the Erestes7 surprise and InClg-
nation, according 70 advlces reach
irg here Il is pelievad thai the Rem
ner ministry viii fau a. a conse-
quence. Monarchlst circles CONSIDER
That the terms have definitely killed
any nope IF the return Of the Eaps-
!3urgs.
Former Emperor Charles. WIN r|e-
ce.Ned the news from Paris SCOTT az
ter the reply Of the allies was hand
ad To the Austrian commission. mas
decided to leHve Switzerland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
SPEAKS ON SHANTTNG
AT RICHMOND. ND

Richmond Ind. Sept 4-son board
President wilson's special rra4na-
Criticism Of Japan because Of Lilat
counrry's attitude toward The Shan
tung question liz NOT justified Pres
ifiEnr Wilson ruld small crowd that
gathered n the rear T the uasn al
TroRna, Ohm.
Japan can nor art in he m-Tlsr Of
Shaurung. the President sEld. until
rhrs.e months after peace comes.
Then am sure she viii do So"
q think You win heat them" soma
une in the crowd said, referring n
Inc critic
Their case in 30 wenk" +he P-esi-
Gent replied. they are not hard rn
benz"
Columbus when tf1s President had
caFnRlty mentioned thar II WINS rA1a'-
ing there
The crowd was rn1nhs''
siderir- they had 70 "aa -
tf1er-e. the President ssaa
warm recHprinn ~nts~ ''na
much ysIeased- TINS was thf nnis
- -,ae5e hr tire President sf
The srrrs1 car slhs IA N.oiuaa'-A
sp..,- the Presidents TRAN, ,eI1
r-rhrna. Mr. Wilson cisnrtsd fnr an
hcsr with ths newspaper correspond
anrs
d Tire President made CLEAR ms In
rezIrfnn as the trip goes an 10 fal-
law cut his plan Of taking ND fHfails
of the treaty una aftar another and
LAYING them before -iir people he.
indicated TINT he believed the best
a-wEnent FIR the treaty was 20 rx-
plain IN clear language inst what II
cnuraynA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
HUB CATHEDRAL
100 YEARS Old

Boston. Sept THE 10eth anniver-
sar-y OF ST Paul's Episcopal Ca1hed-
RAJ founded by Daniel Webster and
others prominent here in the past
century,, was celebrated today MANY
well known men are informed n ne
vaults beneath the church The
remains Of General Y a-ren of Rgyp-
lulunRIy fame rested there for sev-
era wears. IntErInenrs ceased N
IS-K
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Eighteen Pound Salmon Is
Caught at Lake Annabessa-
cook by Al Jeferies-Pers0n-
al Items

One Of the siggest saimun ever cap
ru-ed II a Maine lake WAS cauga1
Wednesday, afternoon on Lake Anna
Dessaconk by Al Jeffsries WIN was FISH,
ing WITH Charles 4. McCar-ny of Bps-
ten The big tsh weighed Is pounds.
After passing me summer HI ner
hume in West Win1hrpn Mics j Mary
Thaanum left Sunday fpr North Al
tle-orn, Mass. 10 take up ner position
as domestic science teacher in the flign
school there.
tel gntfm reception was gwen
Wednesday evening III the nome of M
and Mrs. Je1sries On Rovai street n
honor Of Mrs. Jeferies' COUSIN. VINO rs
visiting them. a concer- with Miss
King of Worcester. Mass as violinis.
and Chzries MCCARTHY of Boston Al the
piano was' feature of the evening 9
Entertainment.
M and Mrs. z P. Libby ana dauKn-
Ter, Miss Dora Libn1'. passed Labor ca :
al P.ne Point.
Mrs. May Mouiton of Lexington.
Mass. HIS been called 10 winthrop by
the serious illness OF her father W Z
Hayward
Waiter jackson. town Letter car
raer Is having a vacation and Carl
! Pertsng1il is substituting for him
during his absence.
Miss SUSIE Drown is VISITING reiH-
Ewes IN kenneDunk
Earl PenulmHn lerf Saturday for
Mexico en- route for France where
ne u y perfect him elf IN ELECTRICAL
eng. Q srInE.
M. Effie SkiIlings af Portland liz
the guest of her couHln. Mrs. Bose 3.
Parker
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mccain isrt
Saturday for their hume In Somer-
vile. Mass. after passing the past
TWO months in town
Guy Hayward of Kansas City ar
rived n town Wednesday,. called
here by the illness af his father. W.
Z. hayward.
The picnic which was 10 have been
been held Thursday with -Irs. Nor
cross and Mrs. Neal by the Ladies
Social Circle Of the Congregational
church. was infinitely postponed
The E. j Whippie and daughter
MurieI of Dorchester, Mass. are
visiting friends in town.
CENTER-M- and Mrs. Uhsn
Rove and son Kenwood. VIM have
bean IN a business trip 10 Portland.
Lewiston and winthrop. have return
ed 70 their home IN Rzngeley. They
PASSED Sunday night with Mr. and
Mrs. Martin Higgins.
Walter Noble and Miss Pearl White
80 &--,-
tDwn on Labor Day
nj r and Mrs. Vernon Howard and
family have moved To winthrop VII
lage.
Mr. and Mrs Bickford df Belgrade
are moving into the rent Just vacated
by M Toward. MT. Bickford having
entered the employ of Mr. c.
Bailey
Mise -uena Cannon of Gardner has
been spending a few days with Miss
Berdina Hammond.
Mr. L.eander Mortar returned Tues
day from Bar Ha-bur, where he was
called Sv the death Of his grand
motfer
Miss Gertrude Grohe. who ms been
visiting IN town for several weeks.
will return Friday 10 her home in
Winthrup. Mass
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Macdonald of
Ruxbury, Mass are visiting Mr.
MucDun4adsB DrEin. Mrs A. E.
Lungfelriw-
LIZ. and Mrs n p Dun0sn. Maw
II kxerv ana AnznnzG ArMy. wnD
havs bsMn andUEinx cgtxnus Nm On
Rnckzuudss Tn1&uG 1n6K Mmfur6~v fusa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Halifax. \. 8. sept. THE Cu4sps
starss shipping Board sfeaner West
rnoreiand- bound from Baltimore 70
Rotterdam. Is being tuwed. disabled.
In this port by the steamer Mack
INV IT the Atlantic Transport Line
The Nesrmoreland N under cnarrc-
20 that line The Mackinaw tuok
the steamer IN INV lhfe today more
than 7Ds miles from Halifax Tho
message did Dof sav what hRd caused
the steamer IN Srsnd d0wn
The wesrrnu-afaud vsssel Of asnn-
tunE. sailed f-am Balrsnure August
70. The NIack!naw Is Duund N-un
Philadelphia 70 London.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
AUSTRIANS ASK
FOR MORE TIME

Parls- Wednesday Sept 4.-The
Austrian delegation has asked the
peace conference 20 extend the time
Arrived for an answer - the terms
IF the peace by two GAYS. II Is prob
able the conferences VIII grant This
request The answer. according 10
the covering let1er. WIS To he in the
hands of the conference on Sept :.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

They mace the TRIP by ante and 1eft
TuescRy morning accompanied ny
MISS Valentine Caron-
Eugene Cote. MISS Former, Mr.. and
Mrs SHndsrrurn, M and M White
and Mrs Rose Caron PASSED sun
day al New Meadows Inn.
Miss Eliza nezh FrImn1ns n
Dorchester Mass, Is the guest Of
Mrs. c. L Lnngfeiln--.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
$4,000 STRIKERS
Ready to Act If Shop
men Do Not Get a
W a &c Increase -
Look For Agreement

Dsr-nit, Sept. 4.--he strike referen-
MainrsnRnce-of-Wav EnpiUy.es am
Shop LAnprers. completed yesfertiRy
Says thai 3.zs.gep favor a waIkuu; uniess
lhe4r demands for wage increase Of
approximately 81 a DAY per man are
e anrad. brotherhood officials announced
TODAY FIVE thousand voted against a
s-r-ke Union officials Expressed con-
ldsnce. however thai an agreement
would De reached with rte n lrnRd ad-
min st-aagn without resnrtIng % a
ST Ike.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

M and Mr.. George McIntnsn nj this
CITY ana -enn McInrnsh and Miss Nel-
he Kendall II INN. Mass have re
turned --or Ocean Points. where for
me past We weeks tnev have been en-
'uylng lie d, Camp Aappinesg whiia
here they entertained Mr. and Mrs. A.
Frank -luuga of Canova, :, d w
5A'-rlEnn -dcIncngh Of Lynn Mass 4
= smith 1t Colchester x T, and M
and Mrs -z2rdennronk Of Lynn Musk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
NJ. n. Candidate

Concord \. e, Sept arthur p
Nor-n o. Concord. president Of the
state Senate, snnu1lncea toaar fnat he
wouln ne l. candidate 1nr governor IN
the Republican primaries of Ia2e Ee
WIS speaker Of the Reuse IN rHI- ami
served as aEring speaaer IN me closing
Days Of the session of 1HIs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

The recent guests To arrive al r
z. Monre's Willow Crest farm. Gar
diner are c. 9. Dickinson ana Miss
Dar-is Russell Of Somerviile; MisE
Lillian Bea-1e II Worcester; stan
ley M. Bailey II watertown; Joseph
Haughton II East Bosron Ted T.
keIlar " West Newton: G. NJ. Davis
and wife. Eugh McLane and daugt1-
Ter u Chelsea Mass
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Mrs =. =. DenneI- of Aunurndale.
rr, nas natsn guest a. the home
hi NJ ana Mrs. H. F. Twumnly,
u,znisnd aranue. left Thursday fur
/, v,s,t al ner old nome in Sherman.
she Il . reTurn 10 Gardiner for a
-l,r-nr visit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Al ne members End friends Of the
Ap"1rrn League uf the Methodist
cnurch ERE invited TO the Epwurth
-ehgue Federation held lhis evening a.
ne Gardner Methodist church. They
VIII isExFe 5aIlnwAu ON the 10 car
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
HOOVER STARTING
HOME SATURDAY

Paris. Sept 4-Nsroert aouveT. d.
rector general nf the international
relief organization. LEFT today for
London and Wi sail for the United
States Saturday on the AquItaula-,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Humsne officer Charles Blalsusil
ss-,,-nd AZ windsor FAIR two OH
.o-ses r,la1 aad ouIiived their useful
-sss ard ware N the HANDS of jock
.rr fnr -ading- lie Communicated
,.er anl mad rnsm killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

/ The Epwu-rn Laazne Fedsrar,up
meets tnls Friraw evening in Gardine-
Al members Of the Methodist CHURCH
and Epwurth League lnvIted 10 take
/ 10 car.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Regular meeting ms evening al s
O'Clock u1 Vaughan Brook Lode. X T
q r, Al the home o1 George hilEure
Inc offlrefs VIII be present and d large
attendance Is desired
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Mr. AND Mrs. Charles r Mars1on,
VIM nave been accompanied by MIR
and Mrs G. r. Sma1h On an auto
mobile trip through New Hampshire
ana Massachusetts. have returned
hUne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

MrS- ElAnche Hare and P-uf HHy--
RnnEse nHturMst1 KanEaE CRY: M. m
stiy E11er visiting Mrs. C & MuuItui
Sur two weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

7cr- Mcdonald. the popular clerk
=. ggsssll's book sTnre, has. a--sr
.,,,-,rr = br1ef vacation after his
..,,,,s-rr ss--uIu the service, resumed
I. nosl.Ion
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

M ann Mrs. Esn-v Clun Of View
York returned -hu-sdav after visiting
rwo weeks H the nome OF lanes Col.
ms a. the Outlet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

M and Mrs. Ralph Einkley Of
S0mervil1s. Mass. passed Sunday
with his mother Mrs Einklev al 4sD
Water street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

j. Il. LARA bee. VIM has been Wis
itlng his mother Ms j Nj LARA
bee. West street, has returned 10 lis
home In Newburvpurt Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Miss Alice Burke leaves F-iGay fnr
Fort Kant where she is I'd be EN-
ployed as teacher N the public
schools
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

MISS Elaine A Radcliffe is pAssinG
sevsral DAYS N Augusta as the guest nj
Mrs. q. W He--In of West Crescent
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Mrs " z. Pearson and small sor
John. Of Portland. are visiting ne,
parents. Mr.. and Mrs john ThUn, p
son. Second street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

NJ and Mrs. Lester Sinclair and
dAuEh1er Of View York ara visiting a.
the nome of ms father. =. 8 Sinclair
Greenville street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

The Red Cross rpnTns viii ne 0per
tins afternoon rs usual. All those WIN
nave completed Itle.- lHvHrtes are ~ask-
&c 10 bring them IN al -hRt time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

-. .rd Mrs. George ". PelInn of
YES, Gardiner Were anohs nn
- ot.-rv- callers n Inc CITY on
r-+,--sti;-'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Ada Dautnrtn and Mrs. Mary
4 -. nrvf returned TRIM SEVsf-ai
- s,ay al The formers curlage
|. -aul.n. -siAnG.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Mrs. H M PtimpLon. vino has
been passing the summer in LiIcn-
field. Jeff THURSDAY On her return ID
Philadelphia, Pt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

Inn UcDonald, WIN has been EN-
.,o,,s5 ~ ne past vear or more al
-, * L. has returned 10 MS
Nv. r FarnIng1Rls-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

TewLur Beers. the great monolngue
|s-.lsi F-,dHv evening. Sept 5 al 5
|feio-f al Odd Fellows hall ''The
|ssnne-d ana the King" Tickets 35c.
sept4d-t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05
LOCAL Notice

NINA rnan Five JAZZ Artists. Lii
,-z-r nall rnnignr al the Rusty Duz-
|r Dence Couple 81 cents; ladies'
e -euTg. TX > cents sspI1G1T
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-05

y A. 3. Libby viii reopen his Of
Ii~ 81 ITaTEf street. Thursday.
ssrtsu4t