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Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-11-07
UplIft Thrown Down.

George Cohan told at the Piayssv
club story about elevating the stagA
AN actor In fur coat" he beeaa
said to me the other day:
For uplift George. ! once played
nsen's Master Builder b the Bu1lfrua
miners
'Humph,' said I Did you havs
long rum
Ton hst ~ AiAr aal6 - 49,
~ Ulioa,s
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-11-07
Chimes Fond !. rrrewor,ea.

China invented gunpowder and pop
ularized firecrackers. The cheapest
Kind Of nrecracker is made Of gunpow.
DER rolled up In coarse bamboo paper
with covering Of red paper, red b.
Ing regarded BY the Chinese - bring
Ing good luck. Alum II used to neu-
tralixe the smoke. The Canton dis
frict 10 the center Of this industry. The
Chinese seem p use nrecracksrs upoa
every occasio0-to speed 4 parting
crest. In wedding celebrations, o. fes-
tlvals and birthdays and 10 dispel svil
and bring good omeoG. China sxpogD
oesut 0AoQeoo vegeh q yoae.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-11-07
BANKS ENTER FIGHT
AGAINST BOND SHARK
Plan is Devised Whereby Person Who
Must Sell VIII Be Given
Square Deal.

Bankers in all parts of this dis
trict have been asked to take part in
the war which has been declared
against the bond shark. The cam
paign is to protect ,ne small holder
Of Liberty and Victory Bonds Many
OF these people are being preyed upon
by profteers in government securi
ties and by statesmen of so-called wild
cat stocks. Government bonds.
which are the best security in the
world, have been traded for worthless
stock certificates which never have
and never will pay one cent in divt
dends
While every holder Of Liberty and
Victory bonds is urged not to sell
the fact is recognized that some per
sons bought beyond their buying power
AID they now find that for one reason
or another-gCod reasons no doubt
they must sell. Bond sharks have
, taken shameful advantage Of some OF
these people. according to reports re
ceived, and the banks are now lining
up to put an end to their activities.
II man finds that he must sell his
bond he should take it to the nearest
bank where he will be given It's full
market value or if for any reason the
bank prefer not to pay the cash the
bond holder will be directed to a rep
utable broker
The Federal Reserve Bank Of Rich.
mond has sent an official communi
cation to every bank and trust com
Dany in this district urging their co
operation. The point is made that no
criticism is aimed at the reputable
broker who is legitimately buying
and selling bonds and other standard
securities, but determined effort will
be made. and indeed Is now being
made, to block the activities of thoes
persons who by Misrepresentation are
growing upon the inexperienced bond
holders
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-11-07

Reginald love you, Madeline. NJ
you would give up family, posttion.
wealth. Madeline > Hold. Reginald!
Giving up family Is all right. fa1A
would be spared mothsr-in.law.
Give up your position Il you can ~
a better one, but pleaSs hold = -
your wealth. We may need L
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-11-07

4aud-What makes you 30 awfully
0orvous, dear?
Clara--Why, Fred Is to have an In.
2view with papa this afternoon.
oh! And are you afraid your r.
o1r will not give his consentT'
"No; fear Fred won't show up"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-11-07
A Tartar Proxarh.

4 Turco-Tartar proverb throws 4
strong light on the question of the
amount of veracity to be looked for In
s0cial documents by orientals. The
DEov RIB runs as follows: He who
Deaks the truth will be expelled from
tho villages
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-11-07
How Friends Are Made,

Two women with babies In their
arms sat beside each other In a trolley
car
First one baby mumbled something
then the other until they became real
friendly. Then one mother told the
other how cute the babies got along
together.
Before the car had reached the des-
ttnation Of the first woman each had
invited the other to can-Newark I'M.
gle.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-11-07

HE still has the first dollar he svW
made"
"Well, that's better than owing ~
to somebody the last dollar you ~
will make."-Detroit Free Pres.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-11-07

IF that bad boy insists on carrying q
chip on his shoulder you shouldn't no
tee him.
II didn't" replied the square jawed
youngster, 80 long as he kept 1t on his
shoulder. but when he took it of and
hit me in the eye with 1t 1 had to dc
something" -Washington Star.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-11-07
Can't Avoid Inera.

"Don't you find it hard these times
to meet expenses?
Hard, Man alive. ! meet expenses
At every turn.'-Boston Transcript.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-11-07
Helpfui Shortcomings

"Your husband Is quite q trial"
Eyes, but his shortcomings arU ~
full in a way. After viewing him q
close range our cook says she would
never risk getting married. And Eet
hate to lose her, that's . fact"-kaa.
sas City Journal
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-11-07

This is the News,Nide spread
|. III. C. Spreader--spreads > tt.
wide or more. Real two and
three horse spreadres, unload>
i'm half the time of your old
spreader, now i'm stock. DUH
hams All Steel Cultipackers. L
Bar Land Rollers, Double Disc
HarrOWs, Three and Six Horse
Oil Engines Fertilizers of all
grades, Seeds of all kinds
Shen. Farmers Union,
Woodstock, Va.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-11-07
III. neIinhtful RuiI.

An Irish editor in speaking Of Ire
land and her woes said:
"Her cup Of misery has been for age
overfowing and Is not yet FULL"
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-11-07

1dleness Is the sepulcher Of Z nyins
uaA.---Holland.
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1919-11-07

If it's tie between INCOME and SPENDING, we lose II
handicapped the next lap OF LIES relay But
if we beat our FOOLISH SPENDING start the next lap
ahead of the game keep up saving pace, dis
lance the Wolf.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19
Fire Damages Building
on Water Street Owned
BY the Grav-Hii6re1h Co.

Fra AS evaa-lc vas discovered
!. ,,e -,1-ee ss3ry 1-1ca o1-.c-ls =
$50. Ws-sr stree. occupied TX ne
Armour %. a-o e Ae--.e-'s-c
C-esrery. owned 1E .-1e Gr4y=-
1-e-.. 90. -l--.e ea0a-a VS. 1@Ee
ev s-e 5c- tAe a-il--e 2l..G.ns a-5
E-ad Y wa.e-- he -.u-1--g T4s
t7-ne-;r occupied by - Gardner
Ssr.--s Bank anl .-rs Ga-l-aer N2-
:.cra- Ea1k re ira was 1ssc9T-
e-e1 ~ E@a-- Sals0n- a -.Ep5Q.-e 7
re Armour @ WHO vas Passing --.e
building When e ---o4g-. x s---e3.el
s-ohe re investigated G-G 4-Scov-
e-eS ma. te vas -g1- re a-a:--11
vas ing \ i. Eek - a: saoI- -.
P II and re --.-ol-- = -d.ag ? NJ
E~cC al appearances te.e - S-a---
sc ! C.cSeJ NJ ne --c8nG -~c- 40
= lowed u - 1er-cr = ..ss 1870.
soc- Et,e-a - Vas ci2erset!. -le
lnv=- =oc- vas occupied; w1z pc-
-.7aec hv --.e Armour -. No -..L
soc,.- sSi1a .1-.a = -9cCs -
: ACE. pa Of = -lcr xe-a --caE:.a-.s--
al -I1e o--e- -vo soc-s Ne-e oo-
cu1sea by tt-e Eans1Ac C-eaoe-,
-. rao Tad ABOUT s-s.tA v7r-1 ct
su-a- and supplies vl--cn Te2a p
no~A Fl E;.lc,3- BEN. 1a-a-e1- =
rot Known CIV ne 17a s,-3--a.-
-neo ui.o.lg ha1 10r oes7 Fssi:e1
s..ce .as1 Thc-s1av The S:-.c,..-a
vas ,oVc-a1 ~ insurance
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19
Eve Generations ~ Ore Lor=e

Ctf more than passing -.:-asi g ne
becoming a member u -s--no-, -t'd-t'
o. Masons u -.ir-'n = ross- vlc -v-
cent? tooi rs MaS:4- Mason CrE--s
= ne aecve- TIE Reason "a -
vsu1y -a- became . member aE .his
particular lcedEe s P1-EiE stG----,s-t2.
Gre. for NJ. Cess & : reslGe,- n ne
cir q Bah am I speclai 1-s..,ts.lsa:, IN
was oecessa-v tIr TN - zcc1r1p pI.s-
rs desires. Es -eason vas "a, us
1z-ae- 1,s grandfather, his E-sa- ga. l.
ta.he- and lis .g-ea--E-aa6 amer
aad -aae1 t1e.- Masonic 1eg-=a IS
-3el ners ii t5e--2c1 lodge aao = 1e-
s;-=.i % otcoI1e ne -:-a g-ne-a-on %
10 ms y e believed ma. t-w :: a-v.
similar Eases ax-st Z LIS Sta-e- p:
EAST
he 1rsi member % ne tal.,r -
ON Ee-nE LoEEs u Masons vas
Thomas Coss- V4o cals % Name VIZ.
bus family <-1r, MASSACHUSETTS, a-d 70
s1taed Il F;t-sicn- Er Vas made = Ma
son . r. .. which ..1e Ee-on
Locge vas very ss1a-- = pnic- 2. I'M
of-s M, = other Ezys vsry ac--v1
ELS son. Thomas Coss u. 1ulaed :us.
- vea-s ,aie-, o. = ~ -he ta.-1 II
ne series Was A-phonsA Cass- w1o
.u,oed D. years .a.er, NJ = a. Then
came Thomas u. Cass- ne s-ea.-g-aad-
son. .a:ler ot re 0os. recso- q. .ae
Masonic Cosses- who -olned Il 1sas r.
1t;a = Inc vas I1e ro1.aE Ma1 "a
:a--e1 % n ne couneaceren. a lis
a-.:c-e.
TIE members !: -Ae Cars eaniir nea-
coaet ABOVE hare been es.ae- farmers
or mariners. Thomas y. Cess = vel
k1ow. AZ he captain 0. ,ae .e-vooa:
~a.ca crosses -ae Esnaeoec q. Sa,a
AID se resides a; IA Eora street. Es.s
Alvin Cess graduated t-.n re Morse
high school as p-esidec- Of lis class
ao6 vas I-E.oea, = athletics re
enlisted z -he -ar- t--ag ire var ans
has Lately -ecsived his honorable dis
caa-ge. Ee pans ID a.ie - engineer
ne as life wurE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19
Grants Hl'i Notes

M.ss Bertha J1:.a E!aso1 was re
--es- ves.n -sds- ot 4er coIs.1 -ews
-ve-e;- Mcdonald c: Acg1s;--
Ms. Julia G.ps4n. M-s- Ada Epson
Ms -sws epson ana Ernest Cziloer,
C.pson were -ecent saests q Ms
Thomas NcCona.d 0: Nor-, stree A.
Eussa-
A-ao- d. vas appropriately observed
IN F-Gar AZ ne intermediate school
The a-de- o. sIe-c;ses Included setting
ii, several --ess II lie Spacious school
grounds
Ior1 WEEKS Is aSis % De ,UI again
a..e- lis 9ecez- operation AID if-aez3.
Mrs. Thomas Mcdonald of Augusta
was the saes, Il aer mother. A-s. J1,sa
Eirsun Wednesday night On Thur
cay -norlz.g she ief, Cor week visst
VITA .,ends and relatives At North Jay
she was accom- PANIED 5y her son. Lewis
The -cil Of honor AZ the intermediate
sc:,ooi ;siis week u a. follows George
p Jones. sAmos {. Jones. Mabel u.
crocker, Charles Riich,e Sprzgae. MAJ
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

do :. Of South Portland Esv- CzT D
ct Franklin. y. Z. AID A-oe-. { o.
Portland Fa,e-a: service. VI. ae aead
20. ..c La.e home 4. oc-ocx C1esoAE
afternoon am vii pc private F-iencs
wac ~.an -a- call rom II . "a
Za-e Skin Was oora = IL cl,- aan
a--s.ced ne public scaoo. -e vas
@-.s.-,s- 4 5a-.ovsI- aaE>i zc1ool :;
ne .-::-ne .: us death. 7ossesse5 g:
~ ra. Ard happy dis.oz;ton. a1s.s
az E.ta pheasant smile AID ohee-!5
xc-d Z greeting. La-is MAJ Eoa -la--
&c is. and ne w--, De s-d-E iEss-s.
arons lis scnool assoc:z:es aad -ov1s-
e.aale. Ee was = aa-z4c-lA-.y arig7;
,ad aao gzTe eve-- pro-niie ~ as;aaa-
ing 1ne career 4-d RS -2-:rael.' &C.
n.s s oy. - 3e depiorad- TIE -ea--
lei. g -.pa.a- os aos. q t-:saGs goes
3ut % ne g-1e--sI--ckea .a-r-.s 7 -
e-gAveLea--
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19
ANU SEMENTS
JOHNSON OPERA HOUSE
Charlie cnaci,. ~ Ers Million Dol.
la- Picture "Shouieer Arms" Toca,

Te pay SIS for re Cba7l., olc-u-e
a5or- locar. nG- . MAKE 4 Eooc big
oa-sa-a. ann 70 make good cur g'rorn-
sse of double bills. 1e snow ne Para
mount 13crirs. Farmers Three -7- 4
Ersa Eec-e-- Feepie t-on co- of
ll= sia-e nava written heir friends
about --e Chaplin picture a-d -cs.sI :
40 IA 1hey see / =. any cost Our
prices ara ne same as usoa-. 1--ee.
cents 70 al. Wednesday a1G Thurs
dar 6ccs another thriller Il EtIe.
C,ay.1r II -V5ck=y Van aid -ae
Lender # ,e,e-n al. Norma Ta-nadge
n -H-c baton N!-e- THIS LaSi
named picture was booked - IS on
Eoly Week a-d was carried over .
--.s ca.= -aa- a. could see IL TAX
shcu- uic-l-es-ve have the goods a.
az r-nes. F-cay ana Saturday 1a0s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

Sa.ac Suo.o- L1e .Ea-1-e sic :
tocay a. the Strand -aaSI-e = when
Vinia Dana plays ne .sa6ng -ole.
vii prove ID oe a -uDz--2c come6y q
tie -.E.E scrt- which provides Al e.
-sTaalmenr Of distinctive vA-elE-
Mss Dana IS seen Il tie PlC1a--
character II Diana A-1va- al 2cca-
cious young society g:-t wao de-.Tes
he nickname Sa-a J-r.c-". rom
he tac. Ia, s.e seems u De ve--.-
able iaIg.-s- 81 ne 5ev.i-so -l2.a
ing scc per-s-sI ar her was, 50
Garr,c.ous her moods aid yet w1;2,
al SO ipvaoie and allU-Ec- Tie
siory Shows .ow re Young lac-1s2
sa.,s :. eve AZ. a distinguished
playwright. VIC :ces -ci .aAs ae-
seriously oU, believes 1s- profession
- love . te another ot re many
provoking vars she 5-dS - making
h.s i:ta G-oea-a53e "a sooc 110s-
however, -As. Ne iovss re 1---t T-1e1
and me pre--y romance wien .evel-
cps nakes ne par o1a ot 1-st-lc--on
alG c1a--
Mss LANA : ably sc- Po-.a1 y 4
1as, ct noted players among w1oEl
are M-l.pr Sis. -ioy5 E1gces. FRANK
Cc--:e-. ALICE A2cw-anc- -.-:s Leslie
a-c George kcg-aG-.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19
MAX BOHLAND WINS
THE CROSS-COCNTRI
TITLE IN DOWNPOCR

New YORK. NAY ---Max Sahiaad
# the Paui.s, Athletic C,.h. New
TORI won the senior Metropolitan
Na-ura. Gx-n3ie course a, Van
Cau-..a1Cc PARK -odav Z 9-encn-
irg rain s.9r-a- Il "a minutes and g
seconds \ ard behind tie winner
vas Charles Pores ot the Mla-ose =
4, closely followed ny Arthur CraE
Of the BROOKLYN A 4 villya-
K--anen- A.r-ose A a, finished
fourth -x=nCy-s.Z mel started
The team 2T1Ze WAS won bv lie
As1irHss 4 a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19
MAIZE THIRD ARREST IN
STRANGLNG CASE OF
NEW BEDFORD WOMAN

Ra--e- VI. Ma -k-The -nirj a-es.
n connection with ne death ny stra1-
S-iA:4an on ;ae 1-EAt 81 NJ : Of Ms
LcC.-A c arnzdwsl was -n2oe -onagas
when r-aac.sco Tz-..nez. aasrrs man.
rzs ne;d On a STATUTORY charge MART
nee Was brouEa. mere today, a. woS
witness Both lef, the clrr az the same
time. according TO he police ArH -
aei Parker AID GenrEe A LanE wa0
Arrested provioasiy IN charges q Uk.
deG.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19
Carc sf Thanks

W. wish % express oU- slnceress
gratitude 20 ire many --1eacs and
ae,caaoy-s fcr -le!C h-lc expressions
OF sympathy during our Bereavement
ALSO for the beautiful fora offerings
ard other kincnesses: also y Rer-
+. Y. STANLEY for his A-ad words Of
comfort
MES CORA NJ DYER
Mp AND MRS LAWRENCE ?
DYER
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19
George wseg,Sorsn

George Waasxc-s passed away
SUNDAY Moor a. h.s home n Maj
chester. ., tae age Of So, a1-=- nav
.,E beer n failing 1ea4,a eor -hree
yea-s r. IS survived oy une son
aac -hrae daughters. FIae-a- SER
ices VII he ae;d a. ms ale home
Meadow Hi road. Manchester a. -
O'clock "Wednesday forenoon. can
9uc,ad BY "a. !. E2Tes of A1ECsi@-
Bur.a. viii oe a. The Friends ce-ne-
ts-v. Nes. Gardner Relatives anu
friends ara lr.----G u attend Please
omit flowers
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

baseball -sam NH Harold Aender-
son captain a,d Hairy Hamilton
manager There g considerable
promising oasecaI ns1ar;a- among
he c12ioyes u this snop sac -as,
ea- 3 assured -.e manager g
.es.rous " securing games VII ne
-wsI.E.- -eax1e -eans Of Augusta
and a.so challenges any Of re sace
ear-nry Organizations a-cnG ne Aen-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

Marguerite Clark n Come Cut uf the
Kitchen" This e followed by ne
Fox picture Strange Womsn". and
a rafting comedy. We hare booked
a dramatic comedy cnmpaly q -
people a. the Coliseum last three days
II this Nees and vii say is 1ot q
-ao-li- a regular road attraction
IN the Inc Of Son OTIS shows Pic
lures viI accompany this big a--ac-
1on- Read what O'Ersa IF Portland
SsTs cf this arract,on-aCv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19
Thaceeus c. LiesIefeic

Tiad6eUs 9. LI.-ledeid 6.eu Sua-
day night 4. his home a. Spears
Corner. age 20 years seven months
Es was born IN West Gardner. son
of TIE !a:s -auglsIin aad Susan
Creed Lifted Ee served ne
town several years as rad COMMITS
saoner a1o was a member os Ga-dl-
ae- Lodge cr Odd Fellows BESIDES
= widow he leaves a sister, E:ss
Mary P. Li1rsieid Of West Gardner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19
Earle s. Sa:iiia

THIS community Was deeply sadnened
fo lssrn Of Ire death Of Earle :. ski
I'm. which occurred II 81 A n SEn-
day af the home Of his parents NJ. and
Ms Z =. Skslitr. q Middle street. fol-
loving Al illness Of several weeAs aEod
- years. months Besides q mother
and father he Is survived BY a ester.
L0uise Z. and three brother. Dr. vai-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

We hereby express cur sincere and
heartfelt appreciation of Ie.e kindness
CT our friends. 0eighoors and The
ODD Fellows on The occasion Of me
illness and death Of our husband and
brother. the }a;a Randall N5noa:I.
MARGARET NNEALL
Mr. & MRS. JOHN DALE ard
FAMILY
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

The Ma.1.2as Ct RacccipA have
a.ec-a1s ne following officers: Pres
.6e17 MISS jennie Theoba-6: wee
president Mrs Leav.1.: sec-sIa-.-
MISS Could treasurer Ms -ilCt-
son a.lG.-or. Ms C-gw+&- ezecu-
..ve COMM ..ee Mr. LHa- Mrs.
;-a-3e-on. :d-s. Benler: Sori. ccn-
-7lE.ae. Mrs X a.-e- Peacock. Ms.
Harry Graz-. Mrs. Ma--os. Ms
Palmer; purchasing committee Ms
n ns}oy ana Mrs. Cencer- SIX COM
n.ctee Mrs. Sanbor- Mrs. Joseph
Peacock. Ms. Burbank. There 1lt.
oe 10 meeting c: re Ma-eas Us
week 44cz Use q .-.e cea1 y -le
prs. zc1- : fzs-ts-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

Mrs ". J. Weir. acting state sec
re,a-v viii be the leading speaker
Of he forenoon session, aets- he
business IS transacted. In he al
srooor W z Overlook viii speah
On Sunday School Conditions n
Maine Miss Gertrude Hartley Of
Portland viii speak on junior and
prsna-y work and Rev r r Brew
ster Of Auburn win ALSO SPEAK II
the evening Few II G Folsom wtll
show how The Sunday school caa be
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

Joined 10 tire church as Al ac.aas
working force Rev. " r x oco #
Augusta VIII SPEAK a-c deliver Ger
-Sca-es - those Eao lave 0n7--
nlsIs1 TIE years work Z ne -e.1g-
ioUs institute which las been coz
Quoted II Gardner during ne pas
yaa- 5a-zs-ne- has ne honor q be
:nE the first aad 3n!y place Z ne
Stale where -aess certificates W
BE AWARDED Is 10 ot-,e- cicy sss CON-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

TIE tlasra- of r1e Ia,s George :.
-heoba-G ~as heiS Sunday forenoon
a. $50 oc!ock from 1is iasa hcne
CT Al-Ge-aooos street 3sv J. l. I-v-
1lg, pastor OF the Raacolla Com
r-1--y church officiating TIE re-
mans were :ake. % wes. C-esSs.
-o- --.e,nea.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

ne tlaeral Of tie late Hannah Z
McCalslalc vas he'd Sunday aft
e:-oCn - clcck e~7E He- ,a.e
1nDa II N9y-hsr- s-enGe- EsT-- 2
:. Dow officiating. The bearers were
Frank Lcwel,. / u. Smith SAME!
Ma-s,o- aac a Z Avs-iu TIE il
.eroen. VS. II ne Nor-l st-ee.
cenete-,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

Funeral ser~-ces f1- Ne la-a Wi
arr + Henderson we're held a. .
o'clock Sa:u-1ar afternoon 1rorn MS
1a-= home on Pase st-ee,- Rev. Rob
IT Plant ot Gardner Officiating
NE services vera p-1va<e. h1.e-
-re1- was n re ea-n.lv .oI a. ne
Ha.lov.!l cemetery. The bearers
ware Charles T. G=tc,-i.. Clifford
nGerson. Fear Choa,e ana Barton
Mazl.re
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

The Nsa-etec County SUNDAY
School Convention wi, corrsce aex.
Tles6av a. -a50 O'clock =. tie Fr,
Baptist ctu-r:a n this cir. Both
re uor-.a gald rne afternoon ses-
slonS VIII De held n this church ou-
ne eve1-ag session Elll De red :.
-se Cc1sersa1isc church.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

TIE Ea!love.l F-.-enea's Assoc;a-
t3o- VII soid - -ag--a- Oo1c...T
-ee-1s H. CLOCK ms evening.
IL members a-e requested = a.ar6
as arrangements or Memorial la
observance viii Ae maze a. Ms -me-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

The Red Cross -oons VII % orea
this afternoon rom : I.--- 5. -or
sewing. TIE new ya-a has come aac
IS # much beT.e- quality tAa- ne
olc. = ls es--est4- hoped ina. all
ne cir kaic-ars viii come forward
and aelq VIZ me ch;.c-eos S stock
.--S.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

Mrs Dora Aocel Eagaes and
50. Billy arrived Saturday from New
York ES VIII De me guests of the
formers sister Ms c. .. Libby. for
i week She has AIKEN a cottage az
LE-5e Ma-a-acock tor The summer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

TIE oEcsv and E-aces q F1ne Ccne
Camp a. -e-ues-ei . Hest AZ Wood
Cga "a. tA.s Mo,cay evening n :
oclock ~ rehearsal
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

\ 6a3zeE has a. Interesting sou
va1.- q re Gays % he cid 21.-I PEI.
v.5ch would IL; % shame ne hand
wiring d --e present Gay u a vaS.
majority cf cases. TIE wonder IS
ma. rhe le--a.s could oe Eornei SO
perfectly AID I sor.e cases SO nj
---@lr -he bill vas v-:,.en 7 "a
cesot fern c~3rr Wilkinson Sros. -o-
some carriages shipped . AUSTRALIA
u 1854
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

Ea-oic Sr@vens- vho nas been s.a-
-.orad for ne past IN months q:
Car1 --lon. y. '. aaS -acearad rs
t2erora-ie G,sc-a-ga ana returned
1or-le SATURDAY evening
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

:. considerable number Of -ae
members Of Heath Post G A. p ne
Eaisef Corps GG re Pe;l Claso-
Camp. Snas q Veterans a2G SCI
1.ers 4 re -ece-r corsict- attended
cfc,,c;. On Suaoav morning q. ne
Community c:,1l-.:z. Randolph aoo
l.s- -rea % a2 eloquent memorial az
5-ess ~ Lae paSi1r, Rsv- - - nv
--c
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

- o.d Sou-n League W -aeer
z- -.%n oc.1ct ms afternoon Ef-A
Ms. Ia T-aSe. there : rc-s;c-
er45i- BUSINESS . come before Us
Meeting
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

IT. E.-:ovell Elra scaooi -azn
-:ace IRE --p SATURDAY II a1-o .
Fi--s5e.c;. wte-a = ne afternoon Z
-a--.e vas 1a have beer 7laTed VIZ
II G Il 6t;- because q ne -a-1 he
-ane raG y - called -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

Steamer Company extends n NV
taE2on % A4l y orid Wa- veterans 10 ne
concsr. ana bal Thursday evening.
Ma - Z. Acme theatre Veterans are
requested u appear n uniform.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

---a.1 : woocG. .a--e--,a.-e- :
= 7 : N47r arrived SATURDAY
t-~-- T---s--ru-r Y z = v,s.; rs
--.Utac7 Ger re vaes
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

George Lincoln 476 Everett Eew-
a! = Sl1.er passed ne week a !
- re hcue cf NJ a1e Ms. 7a--y
Lee
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

". :. Waldron let- saz1rtar O. Gull
.ord ami On Suaoar delivered re Merno-
ria, ada-ess ae.ore he Sp -,la.lsi %
ciet--.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19
LOCAL NOTICE

\: Acme Theatre today o1.y me
aopu;a- screen star Ei1ei C.av.or
VII pc seen n Fe;-E-exs Cir"
ana I Tom Nix Cone6- nay s0--
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

7a'-s "a anoc-- returned Sa,---
q f~oEl = Heess v,ssT n Boston.
L, -aracpcr- -epc--s most e1.0r-
abe -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19
FROM HALLOWELL

Mary Kelton Dummer Chapter D. A. r. Holds Annual Meet
Officers Elected: Repor OF Various Actyres for the
Year Are Read-Dea1h of a.! s SAiIln-i1eorge Wads
worth Passes Avay-Marst On 6 Brooks Men Organize
Ball Team
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

! P2--or vzs ~s1ia- SATURDAY
=: IS s----e- nome. S4l"S- Ssa1a "a
-aAt Cobooss.ecar 5zf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

pseied re work cf ne ye1-- Il Is
hoped % corL1c. tbs institute hero
tc- -Ec mere Fea-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

Joh3 Z Wight baggage master a.
re passenger Staten u TIE Maine
Central PASSED tae weekend 15-r,
relatives II Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

To- E,a--s ~ am Tgsc--i --7da.'
:. --e.- amp on srs.e = est shore o
L. Z -st. sr'sseec 1r:<-a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

N7r. aas been ere I'd 1e-- .: me
-t-1--. rom -lsE4a = Nv E9-s O
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

-4-ss Marjorie Tork of Fan passed
- WEEKEND :: re nome II NJ ald
Mr.. n. ! t.Ic.1.-:c-2- Ce---a. street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

MSS Run HE1..-s1 h2s P.-----...a s*-i
IL house II L--C1 s--ee. q ne
Ht->s.s tE-..s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

Dr. Ear c. Foi.e,-- instructor IN
1Ae SSvcpin Medical Scaooa. VAS the
guest Of Arch L Mct-el over Sun
day
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

Mss Lii E=Ras 4 Wa-=-r-.,e
pass .1.- H@ea ana = TX home ot
--- siz-a- Mrs E-et. Lily
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

A-z .a-es N-,c-ag. g.. a-1 z.S;er.
A-4s --:-e Harrington paSse1 lie
Ia S-c1av 7 2C---acl-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

4 as,
--~ : South "A nd
S1e vas AZ
slr -H-CAL
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

= .1e E.-si
. -as- Aurcar
~ &as me- Parks Al
4.-.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

NJ a71 Nj. -zv~eaCe ? DYER
and &al-r-@- returned SE-caE .
E.a-a z--er vaek' sta- II rs -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-05-19

E--o.1 " ooc II Bangor vas ne
gas = - -olaer ever r. week
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