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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-16

HE specimen Of Lancashire dranaturgy
artistic midst the intercollegiate
conceived than TO the effect that
baby that died spite penny
enough for half In vaudeville
such dimensions would degree skin
its authors did not po Otherwise they would
formess and wandering play.
Probably its playful fitting shout problem however
would have prevented popularity for the
audiences have shown less decisive
drama which relies for its mirh the
FORM There tradition
with prolonged Turned Up
which he mpersonated with his genius
undertaken But within
Tor such plays Charles lived height his
popularity that there distase
for the bier the centre of merment
funeral with baseball and the militia
that oenled prolonged favor to "a Milk White Flag"
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-02-21
WORK SHIRTS

WORK SHIRTS
Mems $3.50 Khaki Shirts. ............Sl.So
Mems $3.50 & $500 Khaki Work Shirts S2.95
Mems $500 and $500 Khaki Wool Shirts to
90 at =. E. =. &. .--. /. =. : = = pf'"c
Mems $500 and $500 Grey Flannel Shirts to
Milton Goodman Work Shirts, in black satin,
blue and khaki, $500 to go at.........Sl.95
MEMS DRESS SHIRTS
Mems $500 fine madras shirts, in all c%olors,
to go
Mems Fibre Silk Shirts, in fine neat patterns,
$3.50 and $500.
Mems $500, $500, and $1,000 Silk Crepe de
Chine $3.50
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-02-21
SHIRTS
MEMS HOSE

MEMS HOSE
Hose in tan, white, navy, and black, regular
SOC IOf DOC
6 Pair for $1.00
Holeproof Hose, in all shades, regular SOC, 3
pair IOf = :. L
Regular Csc Holeproof Hose, silk faced, IN all
shades .4Oc
Regular Soc Holeproof Hose, pure thread silk,
III all SldQ0S. : NV
Regular S1.0O Fancy Hose, in silk clock stripe
and others. zoe; 3 pair for $500
$3.50 and $500 Extra Pure Silk, full fashion
ed Hose. SLID
Wool and Cashmere in black and natural, reg
ular 75c 4Oc
Regular $40 0 Doc
Wool Dress Hose, in khaki, green, grey,
white, black, brown, and navy, regular $1.50
to 90 at .95c
The Penn's Grove record., 1919-02-21
HOSIERY
GLOVES

GLOVES
Famous Makers-Fownes, Myers, and AdIers
makes-undressed kid, in grey and tan, with
and without braids. and fur lined.
Regular $3.50 and $500. .S1.95
Regular $3.50 and S4.0O. $3.50
Regular $500 and $500. $3.50
Regular $500. s4.9o
Pure Silk, with fancy braid, in grey and
khaki, regular $500. Csc
Wool and Cotton Gloves, regular Soc. Csc
Pure Wool Gloves, in khaki, Fownes make,
regular $3.50.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
TURKISH
EASY
SAYS GREEK EMTSSARY

New York. MAJ 26.-Turhey IS one of
the east dest-burdened countries in
Europe and # one Of ne allied nations
accepts a mandat for -onst1EtnoDle
its task will oe a fnAnc:allv easv one.
according 70 d statement ISSUED mere
Today by Prot. Andre Andreades. a
Creek authority on 'n~je-na.iCn.l finance.
who IS \ his counr-v on d seml-0ffCaa
mission 70 tell OF ne par PLAYED Dc
Greece Il the wa His statement sad
IN par
There s a widespread impression
Thai Turkey - burdened Win an M
mense nauonal debt, placed n some re-
ports n $780,. t9t. 60. while n Paris .ng
winter and spring 7 nave followed very
closely ne negotiations Respecting ~
KEYS deh! and rs acrual amour. s
ahout $500 ooh. oo9. The Paris conference
has accepted the pr'nc.pie ina. ,hls
deDt is 70 be distributed among ne G.t-
+erent provinces OF M empire wnIcn
will mean an obligation on Constant
neple Of only $69.HN0.G01. This ve-~ GU
public debt vii 5e more mar GOV cred
by The customs duties alone Of the city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
City Appropriation Bill

The petition Of Watson q. Burt.
presented a. the Monday evening
meeting Of the city council Tor per
MISSION to use a portion Of Chestnut
street and Washington avenue for
the moving Of a building, was laid
on the table for one week.
The matter OF the building Of q
schooihouse on the Ma->Son road was
taken from the table. Chairman
Cook Of the school board was pres
ent 4 stated tina he did not be-
iieve the financial condition Of the
CITY would warrant the erection OF a
building Of q scnooihouse there a
the present time. neither aid ne
think the situation demanded u. as
ne understood that TRANSPORTATION
service was good. Nj. RuhInson
agreed with his fellow member Of
the board. Residents Of me distrrc.
were present and Still MAINTAIN
their stand N favor Of the building
Of Il schoolhouse. MAYOR BraEdon
closed the marter by stat3nS that
Il was OUT Of n question 70 further
was dismissed.
= j liiatASI 81 LIlP sIIl SIIfpa sewer
construction was taken from The ia
hle The residents Of Elm street d.d
not feel thai they should stand any
OF the expense Of CONSTRUCTION on
Wafer street. where there were no
AUDITORS who could ne assessed. Some
Of present fel; that they had
rather stand the entire expense of
construction of the Elm street sew
er and have the CITY stand he ex-
penSe Of thai on Water street. Ea--
~ RIDLEY was granted a permit To
open a shooting gallery IN the Bar
lard building from FRIDAY 10
U e~dnesday. The bond of ne Car
diner Realty CO. for the operating
cepted and placed on the table for
one wee,S. The appropriation Dill
was given It's first readinC. THIS
bill totals .7"-.-e9.63 as against a
total of sI0S.1891c. and means Il tax
ate of 50 or 80 mills. All ne de-
p~art-nents with the exception Of the
poor department har- recnivnd in
creased appropriations and this mas
been reduced $500. The highway de-
D~arr.nent's total Is $4,000. an in
g OF S3nn0. The common schools
receive 81, 6nn. 4 s4c-5 increase.
Sewers are increased rom $500 70
s7Ah0. Tho High school receives
s10Sc6, an Increase nf s4S-6. The
r dena--nent IS 500 more than
last year and ne police department
Sf5a. The appropriation bill in It's
entirety VIII ne published On this
page Wednesday morning.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
Clark Grammar Wins from
WaterviIle Junior High

The most interesting sa.ne of base
bail mat has been played OF the Mus
Ter field this wear tooh place sat
ur1ay. Wnen me Clark Grammar
ncys crossed oaLs with me biz Ju-
NOR High team Of W~atervliie. The
BOYS played = first game d; Wafer
vile and held \ score down 10 -
10 i. Our BOYS dld credit TO them
selves even % score. as the Junior
Highs battery wouId Re 4 cred; to
any High school. as 70 weight. slze
and ability. The HailoweIl boys
learned before leaving Watervllle
-Aat both these boys aad. VINO look
Old enough 20 re well through HlEn
school. once PLAYED on the High
school cam. SO Saturday when the
Maria Clark bows found their little
eff 1eider missing they substituted
j former Maria Clark boy ana wen
then ne was -underwel-rt ana SIZE
compared Ia he big Dat:erv from
Wat@rv.,le. The game progressed
wonderfully. tne HaiiJwaN BOYS
playing better bA.l Than they have
played al the season. o~ut.lay-7g the
Dig teatD n every wa. until the iASt
~ tAt SIKH INNING, men one o. ne
spectators informed he visiting team
maj The Ea,IoweIl left fielder was
not attending n Clark sGnooi and
rney pu; -p q nlck anG Stopped the
game. the score beng . 10 . IL Halo
veil BOYS t.voG.
Harp n Elgue were ne hatte.v
or Maria Cialk ana surely EArp
plc@ned a Wonder1u. ga.ne or sucn
a small fellow. not letting but one
nan -, d sate hit.
The am played with ms Junior
Hlga team. he DO! CLASS oy nem-
selves. Us they only Intend % play
regular Grammar sChoc. cams, -
hey nave some players even from
ne seventh grade. tina: -oon rnaca
smaller When facing a battery Ike
Watervllies tearn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27

PLEDGE TO
ELECTRICAL

Boston. May GA committee rep
~esentlng the New England Dis
-rlct Council IF Telephone Workers
tonight pledged full suppor- If the
telephone workers Of all branches
10 the local branches Of the Inter
national Brotherhool Of Electric.
Workers. which is composed Of EN-
pioyes of the Western Ele..rrc
Company, who went on strike -o-
day.
The strike has been called IL In
effort To enforce demands FOR tile
Reinstatement II discharged Of
GERS Of the unnn and Tile rIghl Of
collective bargaining. The mechan-
tcaI employees Of the COMPANY. num-
berlns about 100. responded 70 the
strike call and claimed. that they
had succeeded IN wing up al de
par-ments except The general Offices.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
~RANGOR-BOJND PLANE
o OF
ALIGHTS AT

T~ocklnnd, lie, Mny aE.~-Ths al
vonced training plans, which left
Portland At NOM to-day for Eangos
on ihe lnHt leg ~ u f.sh, from Min
enia. L. J., was forced 10 land nra-
he SHmoset hotel here. two hours
later, necnuse me supply Of Ensoiine
was running lrW.
Major Ada Il Gilkcson stated
that he wea1ler and flying condi-
tons were cry bad. A fairly good
landing was made. but he was in
doubt whether II wouid be possible TO
Vstarr from The section where he
lanned. Il was his intention 10 at
tempt - resume the flight this after
noon. Rockiand IS S. miles from
Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
SIMPLE STORY
OF OCEAN FLIGHT
TOLD BY HAWkER

London. MAY 2S-The Daily Mail
prints today a dispatch from Thursu.
Scotland. living the simple narra-
I've OF Harry q. Huwker, the Erlt-
Isn aviator, regarding the unsuc-
cessfui attempt 10 fly across the Al
antic maze by himself and Lieut.
Commander Mackenzie Greve.
We had yer difficult ground %
rise from On the side" SAID
Hawker. To rise al all We had 20
run dlaEonally ACROSS the course.
Once we got away, we climbed
we'll. but about ten minutes UP, we
passed from hrn, clear weather in
70 New F~ounolald fog banks. We
got well over these however, Rnd #
course lost sight of the sea. The
Sky was clear for the first four
hours, when the visibility became
very bad. Heavy cloud banks We're
encountered. and eventually we few
mo a heavy storm with ra.n squalls.
AT THIS time We We're flying well
above the cluu0s IL 4 he1Gnt OF
about 5000 feet.
About five and one-ha.f hours
u uwgng 90 The choking of the
filter. he temperature Of the wafer
cooling our engines. started 10 rise.
nut after coming down several
-nousanQ feet we uNercame TINS diff
t,uIty. EVERYTHING wen well for
another Ctw hours. when once again
me circulation system became
checked and ne t@mpcra1ure Of the
wa:er -use 20 me boxing point.
We al course. ~ec.lZed ina uni
lie pipe WAS cleared we could not
use much higte- wItaOut using a
lot OF motor power. When we were
uDuut twelve anu une-ha!f hours on
our way the regulation system wa
st..i giving Us trouble. and we
realized .lai We could no go on
using up uGr mOtOrpCwer.
Then II WIS thAt We cached the
frst taiatll decision 10 play TO-
safety We changed III course and
began fv.nG d4A-onaily acrnss n
main shipping route tor AoOUt TWO
ana a ha.f miles. when 10 our g-eat
relief. we sighted a DANISH steamer,
which proved 20 be the ramp Mary.
We sent up L Very light dis
t~ess signals. These We're answered
promptly, and men we flew on
about twC miles and landed n the
wa.er a.lead Of ne s.eamer."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
FORD WITNESSES
TESTIFY IN SUIT
AGAINST TRIBUNE

Mount Clemens. Mich. My Go
Witnesses for Henry Ford, who IS
suing the Chicago Daily Tribune fnr
$1,000. 600 damages o. n charge Of IL
pel. gave g..rnpses Of the routine OF
The big Ford plant today. Opening
testimony was along The line Of re-
fuiation If The assertion n the Tri-
bune's alleged iibelcus editorial.
headed Ford Is an Anarchist" thEt
a the time the National Guard was
called out for service on me Mexican
border, MIR. Ford would not hold his
employees jobs open for them while
absent.
The substance Of the testimony Of
ne witnesses wns thai for yea-s X
has been the Ford policy 10 -~e-insta:e
men who censed employment FOR rea-
sons beyond their control. such as
sicknnaS " military service. ard
hat this policy wnE IN euil operation
when the National Guard was chilled
out in 1al6.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
S. TO RETAIN
SHIPS SEIZED ON
ENTERING WAR

Washington. MAY 26-P~esldent
Wilson ms Informed officials here
hat the Council If -Four d, Pa~,s
has reached i full understanding H.
which the United States Will -eta.n
me no, $50 1ons Of German shining
aeiZed N American ports when thus
cnunt-y entered the war.
Grnot Britain had proposed ina.
this as we'll as German snrps
seized n other countries, ~ placed
in a common pool y allotted on the
basis Of tonnage lost ts~ougn acrlcn
If eneny submarines. The tinted
States steadHasIly refused 70 accnde
to this plan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
D MAHEH SPEAKS IN
r SQUARE FOR
ARMY DRIVE

The last meeting Of the Salvation
A-ny's drive was held n Market
Square las, win 4 bl-
crowd Il attendance. From 80 IN
III 8 clock Dennis Banc gave an
excellent cnncer-. EeN. Victor ..
Anderson. chairman Of the cam
pa!Gn, gave the results Of me drive
mus far. saving tina the goa. seJ
was s-tt0 and $ua6&,17 had already
been contributed with some more 20
cone n.
He They read the governors mes
sage 70 the Salvation Army i q
assured WISH The Salvation Army
success n raising The fund OF ST.
900. 900 Lney desire for Eot9me Ser
wee. During The ronfuct o. 10 war
llere was no we.-aIe o--aaIza.l1n
that did work IN proportion
% ITS numbers and taun
the Salvation Army.
Time anu again n conversation
with officers and men UNc have re-
turned nome from france I nave
heard only unru2.Ifie1 pra SO for de-
voIion u duty by Salvation Army
workers. The money ~ ne RAISED
n this campaign viii supplement
great work done II The W." n $
sure IL ne expended where j! WI! 10
TIE most good
Mrs. Mace -1ea san Il solo,
lies Somebody's Darling t"at
was wei received. Rev Anderson
Their introduced Judge Ma1er #
TINS city. Judge Maher = an IN
sL-uctlve and inspiring speaker and
one wno knows wilat ne IS taking
about. IN his address ne PAD on
ine tributes to me Salvation Army
n opening he said ina t.lIs war has
taught most men n most neH
nave learned and all men have -Gt
20 learn that all those things that
are essential are enduring. We are
living IN very remarkable TINE. we
nave passed through an age II 1us-
d e lie stated that ne went 10
the journal office ana looked Yer Il
paper published 7ust a ear TO-
dar ana found ,!la last one yca-
ago today The Germans started
tte.r ,asI CTeaf drive. 4 wear -
rh.s The lonE rGaEe hon-
naromenr Of Paris was rHsumed. a
year ego tomorrow me Crown
Prince started or that raid that was
stopped al Chateau Thierry. Dur,a :
these times our hands were stretch
ed out 70 the lads IN olive drah ann
those ads stopped the Hun Just a.
ne looked yer the borderiand Of vic
tory. These boys want right. -us-
rice and equality. There are not
words to express our pride IN me
spirit and noble dong n me Am
erican duugabcy. Civilization was
sa by these lads and all ne ages
will SIM their story II speaking Of
the Salvation Army ne SAT- thai
20 this organization we should CIV
our full measure ~ appreciation.
Judge Mahcr's speech was one Of
the best ever delivered n the city
and lie had the entire audience with
MIN from beginning 20 end.
Commander McGee stated t1at r
drive would he continued IS there
wore n treat many who yet rerrRl1-
ed 20 he called on n thai every
ono would he Eive, an opportunity
f, contribute
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
First Break in Strike
Enginemen at New Bedford

New Bedford. Mass. May 2S--he
first break IN the strike Of The en-
gInesrs. which hns resulted IN the
closing Of the cotton mills Of this city
for nearly q week. came tonight wher
il was announced TINT the PasHaic
mills had granted the demands fol
the adoption Of ne state scale o:
Wages FOR engineers and aremen ano
would operations tomorrow
morning with the strikers back on the
job.
The emergency committee Of me
textile council will meet tomorrow
morning 10 discuss me situation
which Is keeping owe so. 900 operat-
yes Idle and draining The treasures
of the unions which are paving Stop
page pay to members.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
intercollegiate Tennis
Opens at Bcwdoin

Brunswick. Me. May e6-The
Maine intercollegiate Tennis Tour
nament opened TO-DAY with twc
matches IN doubles. Chin and Part
ridge Of Bowdoin defeated PurInrtor
and Powers of Bates. 6-4. Is. Ga
Burr and SAWYER of Buwdoin defeated
Woodman and kushbaum OF Bales
O.. 10. Ga.
The Colby doubles teams drew
byes. The semi finals IN the doubles
and all the matches in singles will be
played tomorrow. The University 81
Maine is not represented III me
tournament
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27

comedy IS refreshing. Vivian Mar
tin will be seen On the same bill to-
Gay IN the Paramount picture. The
Home Town Girl" This makes Il
double bill that any theatre should
fesl proud of. The program for the
Whole week at this house Is a money
getter. SO come early for a good sent,
Bill Hart viii be with Us Friday
n Saturday accompanied by i rat
Ling Fox feature and a Mack Sen
nett Comedy. making the regular
bargain of - reels IN al. Prices
the same as usual-no advance
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
ARMED
A WORKERS IN
AUTO WORKS AT TOLEDO

Toledo, @. MAY 2S-Work was re-
summed IN several d~erartrnerts OF
the Willys-0veriand Company today
unuer guard IF armed soldiers under
The personal supervision Of Mayor
Cornell Schneider.
There was no disorder during the
day. officials of the company n
nouaced tonight thai other depart
ments Will he r%eopened as soon an
the workers signify willingness To
return under the 4S-hour . week
system.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
Bolshevik Strikes and
Disorder Hampering Work
Trans-Sibcriau Railway

Paris, May as-CEv the Associated
P-essl-Advtce received here ~2ort
that Bolshevik strikes and disorders
are g-aveiv hamperlnG the opera
ions Of the Trans-SiberIan Rail
road on winch Admiral Koichak IS
depending for mis- supplies. These
disorders have been difficult to re-
press n the two factors combine
ID make the work of the in~ter-Rllied
railroad commission under John :.
Stevens ardupus and unpleasant
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27

A few Of the many friends Of MISS
MAude ", T. Whitman gathered al
her home home on Western avenue
lnsI evening 70 celebrate her birth
day. Musical selection were gwen by
Miss Melvin Lee. Miss Whitman re-
celved MANY beautiful presents. Re
f~~csnrnents were served and me party
i.ruke IN al a lu.e hour wishing Miss
Whitman many happy birthdays.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
ADJUSTMENTS
1.-the Better Ole" and THE Rome
Town Girl" VIII Be Repeated al
the johnson Opera House Today.

People reading the Boston paper
are familiar with the facts that Inc
Better Ole" had an extended run III
Boston both on the screen anu
speaking stage and both at the same
time. MANY liked the screen pro-
dnction better of the two. TINS DIE
feature hus been called a
ION piece to Shoulder Arms put IL
certainly has d style of ITS own
Nothing has been shown in TINS CITY
along these Iuas and he onsa01
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27

Mrs. Harold Wood and son Grine!i
left Monday with NJ. WOOD for Bangor.
wnere they are TO reside. Mrs. Wood
and son have been passing severa!
weeks as guests Of Mrs. Mar Wood
In departing each expressed t1eir
thanks FOR the delightful time hey had
%en1oyed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
Successful Silver Tea

The Silver Tea given by the ladies
of Rebeka1 Lodge was d highly
successful and very enjoyable az
fair. There vas a fine attendance
and interest added 10 The occasion
by the ODD Fellows band. Refresh
nenrs were served IN the oanaue.
hall. The following entertainment
was furnished solo. Miss Alice
Scotr: reading. Mrs. M. Y Brady;
solo. Miss Mcdonald. tableaU, T.e
Wounded Soldier" win song by
Miss Hale: costume selection. Miss
Ellen Davis; Scotch song, Mrs
Maude Henderson,, reading, Mrs
bernard PRAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27

The Hailowe!l gn Scnnol Athletic
Association will serve Il uppe follow
Ell BY a dance WednesoaT evening II
*. Of ? hal. The men includes baked
beans. cold meats. PIE. douganuts Rnu
-nree. The money will ne used % sup
po-. the ball team. Buy a ticket anc
We the boys a hopst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27

Misses Marion Soule. Grace ClarF
and AnnabeI Fuller were member
Of a house party al Island Park tJt
week end Of the o4th. The part,
was composed Of II Central Main
Power Company girls 4 the;
guests. Everybody had a perfect
delightful tune"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27

Tickets are selling well for me drama
Old Acre Folks 20 ne gwen ThufsruT
evening at Acme theatre under the aus
pices Of the Universal ST Ladies A!d.
The play will he oilowed by a dance
This promises n he n Of ne best
productions ever stage IN -hi- city ny
local talent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27

Word has been received IN TINS CITY
Of me death Monday az Fairfield of
Charles Cooper. 4 well know resideh'
III ms CITY. The remains were orought
n TINS city IN me = 0 clock tam Non
day evening. Funerz! arrangements
VI! be announced later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Nj. anu MRS. Henry a. Leernan.
y? T.. Gage street. bec0,n the par
enIs. Monday afternoon. Of an infant
daughter, weighing nine and d quar-
.ec pounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27

Coin purse free" We'll n reau
IN {. H. Beanes ad the particular
for this coin pure Is really Wort
-possecs3nc. Book vcC- orders t.
lovely tui.ps Tor Memorial Gay Sc
al -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
FROM

this vaek-Frlday with u. c. I. Of
Ptt1sfield and Saturday with Oakland
high. The lineup tor "Wednesday will
be Arala c, Palmer .. Masciadri n.
Sheehan ii. Crimes S.. Peacock 81.
Meader Il, EiIdretn Ct. O'Brren #
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27

\. L. DeerIng. county agent, VIII
hold a noe feeder building Demon
stratlon. Thursday morning. May "
Al 3 A. NJ. At q. J. Bragan's Orchard
slGe DAIRY on Outer Maple street
FarmIrcdale.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27
LOCAL NOTICE

Tickets VIII go on sale a. 70 O'Clock
his morning az Whites Drug store
.cr The rama old Acre Folks. Al
mission Soc. Reserved seats 1oc.
nay2-d-t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27

Donald Frank Wood. [. :. ~. re-
turned Monday morning 70 Ports
mouth. n. Il. At-er visiting ms moth
M. Mrs. Mar Woco.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27

The Martins Of Randolph VII
meet Tuesdav evening with Mrs.
Walter Peacock. Water street. Ran-
dOlph.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-05-27

The pupils of the 9Th Grade Of the
Maria Clark Grammar schooi wsre
delightfully."- entertained Saturday af-
ternoon al the home Of their teach
e., Mrs. Elmer L. York. Academv
street. The afternoon was passed N
playing games. after which refresh
ments cf ice e. -A,n mi G.ka
served.