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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Stenguderne STAIR der endnu.
men -

/ Dagbladet ,,K9benhayn'
har Forfatterinden Olga Egg
gers folgende lille smukke
Opsats ON den tidligere saa
fejrede Skuespillerinde nu
Vekkelsespredikanten Fru
Anna LARSEN Bj6rner, med
en- Hentydning til en- af
tidligere Roller paa Semen
SAINT til Tiden da og nu:
Kommer man i disse Aftener
fra Vesterbrogade og drejer ON
ad Gl. Kongevej, h6rer mar hoj
Salmesang fra ct usynligt Kor.
bet err Fru Anna LARSEN Bjor-
ners trofaste Skare, som ledet
af hende, her midi i Byens Cen
trum, under hendes Tells graa
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13

&c. Gud haYde givet hende Kraft
til at have sig over de mango
Smaating, som saa ofte hllder
Mennesker. Men dertil yar hun
naaet gennem Ramp. Hun for
stod, hvor syert Diet a at
we're fro / ale Forhold og be-
ware Sindets F'riskhed / Diet Ian
ge Lob; men for hende a Diet
lykkedes we'd Guds Hjelp.
Hun var sammen med SIN
Mand eng ON at ferdes blandt
Kirkefolk og deltage i Menig-
hedens Liv. De Sondage er let
talte, da Fries og Hustru like
sad paa Kirkebank.
Mrs. Fries var like bange for
at vedkende sig sine. Skrobelig-
heder; hun kendte Syndens
Magt. Men Troen paa Synder-
mes Forladelse og evigt Liv j Je-
sus Kristus holdt hun fast. Jeg
forstaar, Diet err svert for gam
lie Fries, men linden lange mo-
des de igen.
Derfor skal Savnets tunge It'd,
Som friste vi maa hernede,
Smelte som Sne for Solen bid
we'd Haabet ON Gensynsgladen.
II. j. lessen.
Brush, Colo.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13

Sejldug, synger deres Glede og
Begeistring nd i Natten.
bet er Ell meget blandet For
samling, fattige og yelkladte mel
lem hyerandre, smaa Born i de-
res Moders Arme, og Gadens ar
me Fugle, som maaske like en-
gang har en- Teltdug til Vern
over deres Hoved, paar de for
lader hende.
Sely staar hun paa sin gr6nne
Talerstol, hvis Forside err dra-
get over med Diet hyide Klede,
mod hyis lyse Bund Diet rosen-
omyundne Kors straaler.
Foran hende brender fire
smaa Lys, som fire bittesmaa
Stjerner tRndt til hendes ERE.
medens hun selv i sin javne, sor-
tie kjole med sit lille, fine, ner-
vose, sielfulde Ansigt vendt mod
sin lyttende Skare, forteller og
udlegger og forklarer de van
skelige Skriftens Ord.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Climbing.

One step nearer the goal every
day,
Heavenly Father, it's all | pray /;
Only a step with the goal in
mind,
Heavenward, homeward let me
find
Myself, though weary and sore
oppressed,
Still a step nearer when the day
is at rest.
When in the morning with boun-
tiful hand
Thou sendest Thy messenger over
the land,
To scatter from out his golden
Horn
Thy mercies many on the day
just born;
| crave, as a child, OH | crave
my share =
Enough of Thy blessings the
days burdens to bear.
Enough Of Thy strength to carry
me through,
Enough af Thy fire to make me
a glow, 80
Enough to give warmth to those
around,
Enough for love to grow and
abound; "a' ns'srv4
Enough to quelsh each doubt
and fear,
Enough to carry me mi step
more near.
So when Thy messenger at
eventide
Flys over the land so long and
wide,
And gathers the weary into his
fold,
| pray he also my form will hold
A little higher a step on the
way
From where | started at break
Of day.
1t does not seem much to ask of
Thee,
But oh what it means to a soul
like me,
That Thou will lift, and carry
and bear,
And give of Thyself All more
than a share
To lift me out Of a world OF
strife,
Into peace and glory and eternal
life.
Mrc Il n X
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13

Yieret SJelesprger Tor, Diet sam
me galder ogsaa eder; thi def
yaret S~jelesorgere for, Diet sam
we'd jeg, at Diet var Diet, som dis
Sc to hedengangne Brodre var
besJalet at, Onsket ON, at l.,
baade unge og aldre MATTE Slip
pc vel herfra. De bar, predi-
kede og talte med eder ON elders
SJeles Frelse. Lad saa dette
Herrens Ord tale til elders Her
ter, der lyder saaledes ,,Kom-
mer elders Vejledere i HUI, som
have forkyndt eder Diet Guds
Ord; og naar | betragter I'd
gangen af deres Vandel, da Of
terfelger deres Tro." HEIR. -,
7. Uden dette kan der like we
re Tale ON at slippe vel herfra.
For EN- Rekke af Aar err Diet
like falden i vor Lod at. komme
sammen uden lejlighedsvis we'd
wore Aarsm0der, da wore Virk-
somheder har veret saa langt
fra hinanden.
Naar jeg like for har skre-
vet ON Pastor Grill, da er Diet,
fordi jeg tenkte der var en-
bel Rekke af Praster, som Wide
skrive nogle Ord ON denne Pra-
stebroder; derfor holdt jeg mig
tilbage og CAV Plads til andre,
som er mere ferdige i at skri-
We end jeg. Pastor Grill og jeg
a ogsaa meget godt kendt og
har arbejdet meget sammen, da
han var Skolelerer i en- af mine
Menigheder og tillige min Kap-
pelan eller Medhjelper. Deref-
ter fix han en- Del at nit Kald
i S. Oak. Jeg har endog Wet
Pastor Grill og hans Hustru,
idet hendes Foreldre boede i
ell af mine Menigheder. Da
jeg nu skriver disse LINER ON
Pastor Markussen og paa samme
It'd ct lille Ord ON Pastor Grill,
skont han har varet dod i lan-
gere It'd, er Diet begrundet paa,
at disse to Brodres og min Virk-
somhed greb ind i hinanden i
sin It'd. Jeg har ogsaa v@ret
sammen med Pastor Grill, siden
.jeg har veret sammen med Pa.
stor Maskussen. Pastor Grill og
.jeg var sammen paa Aarsmodet
i Neenah, Wis, og talte en- Del
sammen baade ON nyt og gam
melt. Da tankte ingen al os
|paa, at Diet var sidste Gang, Vi
talte sammen paa denne Jord.
Men saaledes er Livet hernede,
bet er son Digteren synger
Sin sidste Time ingen we'd, vel
den, som altid er bered."
Maa Gud velsigne og troste
de to kere Bredres efterladte
og lede eder allie gennem Livet
her, saa | paa den store Dag
maa modes med elders heden-
gangne kere for aldrig mere at
skilles. bet give Gud i Made
|og for Jesu Skyld. Og Gud vel
|signe de to kere Brodres Minde
iblandt os.
| broderlig Erbodighed.
II AT ID 4 =, . n
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Nogle Mindeblade.

de, Skolekammerater, code Ven
ner og Bekendte re.jser nd af
Tiden og ind i Evigheden, ia
Ter Diet st@rkt til ems Hjerte ON,
at Diet lakker ogsaa godt hen
mod Aften med dig. Da vi
h9rte paa Aarsmedet / Cedar
Falls, at Pastor Markussen laa
paa sit sidste, og man mente TX
Ike at han kunde leye mango
Dage, kom jo Budskabet ON
hans Bortgang like oyerrasken-
de ove os. bet frydede min
Sjel at hore og lese ON denne
Broders salige Endeligt. Hvor
er Diet herligt baade for ems
kere %saayelsom enhyer anden,
der sely yenter at samles med
allie de frelste i Guds Rige der
hjemme at hore, at denne eller
hin Ven gik frelst og salig
h.jem til Gud!
Som Pastor |. NJ. Hansen skri-
YER i kirkebladet Mr.. %, at den
abode og han havde foretaget
flere Missionsrejser og delt me-
get sammen, sagde jeg til mig
selv: bet samme kan du og.
saa sige ON den abode.
Pastor Markussen og jeg hav-
de veret Skolekammerater paa
Trinitatis Seminarium i Blair,
Nebr., 1889 og 80 og blew or
dineret sammen den 6. Juni
1891 i Waupaca, Wis. Vi har
varet godt kendt og yeret me-
get intime Venner i ovr 30
Aar. Serlig i de to Skoleaar
delte vi ganske meget sammen
og ligeledes i de 10 forste Aar
af vor Prestegerning. Efter
vor Ordination flyttede Vi med
vor Familie fra Blair, Nebr., hen
til de Menigheder, hyor Vi a
kaldet til Priest. Vi sendte o
Familie med Toget og saa kom
vi selv bagefter, like med Au-
tomobil. som nu i disse Dage,
men med Hest og Buggie. VI
fulgtes ad ct temmelig langt
Stykke Vel. Pastor Markussen
skulde til Turin, Ia, og Jeg
skulde til Beresford S. Oak. vi
SOY sammen den forste Nat paa
vor REESE og neste Morgen
skildtes vore Veje, idet han drog
mod 0st, og jeg blev we'd mod
Nord. Jeg husker saa tydellg
den Morgen, hvorledes Vi beg
oe bley we'd at Wife med wore
Lometorklader for flere Mil,
lige saa lenge, Vi kunde Sc ct
CLINT az hinanden.
| wore forste Presteaar kom
vi ofte sammen til Missionsm9-
der. Efter nogle Aars Forl9b
flyttede Markussen til Plainvlew,
Nebr.. hyor han var Priest
nogle Aar. Omtrent paa samme
It'd blev Pastor Grill kaldet til
Priest i Yankton, S. Oak. Saa
blev vi tire Naboprester. For
lengere lid holdt vi tire Pr@ster
felles Vekkelsesmoder en- Gang
ON Maaneden skiftesvis. We'd
disse Moder kom jeg 10 meget
sammen med begge disse to Pr@-
stebrodre, der nu begge er mem
me hos Herren. Pastor NJ. var
en- Del aldre, men Pastor Urn
a meget yngre end jeg, og de
gik begge hjem for jeg. Men
tank hyor godt at vere hem
me hos vor Gud efter al M9Je
og Besvar. Som jeg slider og
nedskriyer disse Tanker som
nogle faa fattige Mindeblade ON
disse to kare hedengangne EN-
b~edsbrpdre, som jeg har delt
saa usigelig meget godt sam
men med under SamarbeJdet !
disse Aaringer, lpber disse Ord
mig i Tanke af Brorsons / hans
Saline. den store hvide Flok
vi Sc" Ordene STAIR i Diet ire
die vers og lyder saaledes' u
Il.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13


N. P Madsen: Husandagtsbog ............$3 $500
vOTueI -. I-IO
Tabt og fundet. :. ......... LOO
Olaf. Ricard: For os' NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 24O
OF. Ricard: For os'' Omslag. ....... LEO
Olaf. Ricard: Tag og L@s ................ 400
Lauritz Petersen: EN- Krise" ............ 280
Lauritz Petersen: EN- Krise'', Omsag. ... 200
Luthers Bibeske Skatkiste ................ 200
Gunnar Engberg: DE unge Aar' .......... 1.80
Martin Rasmussen ayDen gamle Kirkesti -. 80
Knud Hee Andersen: Naar du beder Fader-
vor) forklaret for de unge ..............9O
Jesu Lv Bileder af Carl Bloch med Tekst
af Skovg-Petersen :. -. -. ....... 4S0
G. Moe: MAIDEN og Sandheden :. =. 49,. 400
With. Beck: Paa Livets Vel -. .....,..... 800
With. Beck: En- lille Skatkiste ............. 400
Hjemmenes Bogsamlng 1918 (Fibiger: Guild ~wi
krstne; Ricard: Ler os at bede; Hooking:
bet forhaanede Kors) ................ ESQ
Bibelen, Storstiet, Ny Oversettelse, Latnske
Guldsnlt. -. -. -. Observation-Disclosures. 4UU
Ny Testamente: Lommeformat India Papir,
Guldsnit ;. :. =. -. .................. LOU
Man vii bemerke, at Priserne er ~forholdsvis hpje, men
de err sat sa lavt, som de herskende abnorme Forhod til
lader.
Anmeldelser af de forskelige nye Boyer vii f%remkomme
Bladene hurtigst muligt.
Dan. Luth. Publ. House
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13

Stenguderne STAIR der endnu,
men Torne og Tidsler gror holt
omkring dem. Flere og flere Ro-
ster lyder imod dem, - ,,det
var like Stene, jeg bad dig ON.
Diet er mig like nok at vide,
at ieg selv like mangler, jeg
hungrer og forster efter at de-
lie I'D til dem, der intet har, =
Jeg forlanger at yare enc mel
lem de mango, = jeg vii fyldes
af den Fellesfelelse, SON g9r
Menneskene til Brodre, jeg
fordrer at bere mine Forpligtel-
e overfor dem, der lider ilde.
- Hvor kan | forlange, at nit
eget skal vere mig nok, saalen-
ge ct eneste hjemlost Barn graz
der af Suit i den store Verden2"
De err mango, som har lidt
we'd at fole Stenyudens tunge
Hand over deres Hjerte.
Anna LARSEN err en- af dem,
der ad sin egen Vel har fundet
frem til Forsagelsens Lykke. M
STAIR hun i sit graa Zig6jnertelt,
-
i sin fattige, sorte Kjole, saa u
Zig Norma Vannas Perlepragt, og
strekker sine Hender nd mod
allie dem, der gaar forbi hende
derude i den travle By. Og hen
des sk6nne Stemme, hvis Klang
er bristeferdig fyldt af hendes
Hjertes strommende 0mhed, ly-
der imod dem:
,,Kom og lad mig fortelle jer
Diet gamle Eventyr der er
en- Verden udenfor Venedig -
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13

Ak, Norma Wanna = Norma
Wanna med de hvide Perlesnore
flettet ind gennem dit tunge
Haar, med din Ynde og dit Smil
og dine underfulde, d0dsenstri-
ste Dine = er Diet dig, der nu
kommer til ct Telt, saa saare,
saare uligt Diet, hvori du mod
te din Ridder? Err Diet dig, der
engang i ,,Kvindelykke" bar di-
ne Roser, som var Diet selve Kar-
lighedens Monstrans, du holdt /
dine Hender?
bet er dig og dog er Diet like
dig.
Ogsaa nu lofter Fru Anna
Bj6rner sine smaa Hender /
Vejret, besv@rgende, anraaben-
de, men de berer ingen leven-
de Reset, - selv Wide hun sige,
at hun berer en- gylden Rose fra
den guddommelige Karligheds
Have skjult imellem dem.
Og Diet err like lengere Tea
terprogrammernes Blade, som
vendes dernede mellem Publikum.
men Bladene i Bibelens gamle
Bog.
Underlig err den It'd, vi le-
yer i. Der Ell mango andre end
Anna LARSEN Bjerner, som nu
gor OPP med de gamle Guder al
Sten, yender sig fra dem og la.
der dem ensomme / den Orken
de selv har skabt omkring sig
Disse Guder az Stem. dt
knuste engang wore Idealer. Og
hyad blew der tilbage for os
naar de forst havde faaet truk
ket Stjernerne ned fra Himler
og slukket dem? Lev = lev los
thi | Morgen skal du do. d.
skal vide, at du har intet an
Diet Fedreland end din eyer
Fordels Land. Der findes niger
Karlighed udenfor Sanserne,
Vildskud. Der er intet, som he'd
der Ansvar overfor de smaa, de
dumme, de lidende. Du har kur
den Pligt at bygge dig selv er
Trone i Lys af dit eget Lys
lad saa de derude i Morket be.
holde deres Morke.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1919-08-13
Nyt fra Danmark.

Efter mere end ct Aars Forlob har vi nu endelig after
fact en- Sending Boyer fra Danmark, h%voriblandt fplgende:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-30
RICHMOND

Fred McMaster of Gardiner Is
passing a few days N town with
friends. Mr.. McMaster has recently
returned from the service
Miss Madeline Bailey Of White
field has been passing few DAYS n
town with her cousin. Mrs. Charles
"a. Clark.
Miss WinfTed Strange IS recover
ing from 4 very severe attack Of ID-
perdicitis at her home n town
The box Soclabie and dance which
was held at Libby hall Wednesday 4
was we'll attended and Well enjoyed
by all The next dance will he on
Wednesday. April 20. The music viii
ira Of Gardiner.
Mrs. Charles y. Clark passed sun
day in Wh!tetieid at The home OF her
uncle. z. D. Bailey.
John Dixon Of Richmond went 10
the Marine hospital n Portland Tor
treatment last Thursday.
Kendall Campbell was III Gardiner
recently on business.
The Edwards family have RECENTLY
moved onto the farm recently own
Ell by j. Q. King. better known as
the Peacock tavern On the BRUINS
wick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Crane passed
Sunday at the home Of Archie Nc
Master in Town.
Miss Grace Farley was in Card.
ner one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Niles enter
t:4ined his two nieces. the Powers sis
ters Of Gardiner last week at their
home in town.
The regular meeting OF Enter
prise Grange was held on Saturday
night. April % and a very ENJOYABLE
evening was reported by all. Several
proposals for membership were re-
ceiTed ana referred. after which n
by all. The occasion was the return
Of Carl II. Dixon. one Of its mem
bers. from the service The follow
ing program was presented nv the
worthy lecturer: Piano solo, Alice
Libby; reading, Myrtle Stewart:
reading, Elena O'Neil: recitation. Ju-
liza Clark: reading. Pauline O'NeiI:
vocal solo. Miss Meserve: reading,
Miss Shelton; reading, G. a. Clark;
lO-minute talk on the war. by Carl
N. Dixon: reading. Ed Stewart: pi-
ano solo. Mildred O'Neil. Ice cream
was then served by the ladies. after
which all enjoyed social hour
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-30
Red Cross Night

Once more the Red Cross unit OF
Highland avenue section held one OF
its famous meets at the home OF Mrs.
Ellen Davis on Monday afternoon and
evening. The afte-noon was passed IN
sewing Tor the refugees, and all work
on hand was completed. At 6 o'clock
Il ladies' sat down 20 a very delightful
as we'll as substantial dinner. AT each
plate were stuffed eggs with quotations
attached which in the reading created
a considerable amount Of fnerriment and
perhaps some sensitiveness to the host
ess. Mrs. Davis, as she has recently
retired from the chicken business after
very heart breaking experiences. Mrs.
Kirkpatrick acted as toastmisrress after
dinner. also contributed an original
poem of some length and briIliancy-
indeed. it covered IN a most artistic
manner the wor,. and social affairs OF
the unit for The past season. Mrs. Ross
also gave one Of her everp!easing
poems. Tor which she is famous. and
a its close gracefully presented 10 Mrs.
Davis a bronze clock of dainty pattern,
to express in a small way the hearty
good will the club feels for her. and
thanks for the many pleasant evenings
she mas made II possible for the unit TO
enjoy. The evening was passed with
auction bridge and social chat. Those
present were Mrs. Ross. Mrs. Sawyer.
Mrs. Mcleod. Mrs. Brady. Mrs. Has
kell. Mrs. Kirkpatrick. Mrs. Flanders.
Mrs. Curtis. Mrs. Cush,nan. Mrs. Leuen
Mrs. Hartman. Ms. Lima Do-r. as
members, and Mrs. Perry of Randolph
and Mrs. Ross Of Gui1ford as guests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-30
Another Uno Beer Case

1t would appear as though the
limit in mixing Uno beer with es-
sences and the like mad been reach
ed. The law allows the sale OF Cno
beer but it does not allow the mix
ing of ingredients with it and the
drinking of the same on the pre-
misses All the sellers of Cno lain
that they do not allow this and per-
haps they don't. If they DO. how
ever. they are quite liable to be
brought up with round turn.
The case against Eben Tuttie. who
conducts a small store near the Haz-
zard factory, occupied the attention
of the court on Tuesday The
charge was maintaining i nuisance.
futile pleaded nor guilty and be-
cause Of lack OF sufficient evidence.
the case was put over for one week.
The complaint was made by the
wife OF a man who has been letting
the stuff alone for some time. bu,
lately has been INDUCING rather hea-
Willy. He is employed regularly ana
at i good salary. His wife stated
hat lie did not spend enough on the
house 70 keep II going, and that I'M
less the man experiences Il change
Of heart as far as intoxicants are
concerned ne will lose his situation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-30
MRS. RICHARDS TALKS
AT HIGH SCHOOL
ABOUT NEW BUILDING

Pupils of the Gardiner High ScAoc:
we're addressed on Tuesday after
noon by Mrs. Laura z. Richards on
the subject of a new High school
building. She said that now that the
war is over and we begin on the
tasks of peace. our first one should
be q new High schoo! building. She
told the boys and girls that they
should show their interest and i'm
press the need OF the building on
their parents and friends. She said
that DR. Iowe's two notices through
life were Help others help them
Selves and obstacles are things
TO be overcome"
She then read a poem entitled OBJ
stacie" by Mrs. Charlotte Perkins
Stetson Gilmore and advised her
auditors to apply it ana help get i
new building.
a week from Friday IS TO be leid
4 Silver Tea at Mrs. Richards home
for the benefit of the new High
school building, at which the schol-
ars will contribute food to be sold.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-30
Granite Hill Notes

Mrs. Fred y. letters of Western
avenue. Augusta was the guest Mon
day OF he csister, Mrs. Wilbur Cum
lnings.
Mrs. W. II. .A.bee. Oona Id William
-iibee and Miss Dorothy Esther Albee
of iailo~ell, were guests Sunday of
Mrs. Wilbur Cummings
Carl Richards and Raymond Gray
OF Augusta We're recent callers at
Granite Hill. coming in Mr.. Richards
new car.
John Weeks is Ill. After Undergo
ing AT operation Monday ne is re-
ported today TO be as comfortable as
could he expected
Charles Richie Sprague has been
absent from school for a few days on
account Of illness.
Mrs. Charles Stewart passed Mon
day at Hammond's Grove.
Donald Leighton is i'll.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-30

The following clipping taken from
Paris Hill notes will be Of interest %
Hallowe!l friends of Miss a. J. Gwynne:
The many friends of Miss A. j.
Gwynne. who supplied 50 acceptaniy n
the Baptist church on the hill last sum-
mer will be gia- 10 know the interest
that has attended her more recent evan
gelical work. she has Just completed
a special service OF two weeks n the
Baptist church at Dexter IN this State.
AT Easter IL We're received into the
church by baptism Quoted from a Dex-
ter paper: Miss Gwynne has won the
hearts Of all by her winsome personal
ity and her wonderful ability as a
preacher =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-30

Gardiner appears TO be tagging IN
the present Liberty Loan. Subscrip-
tons are coming in slowly Our
quota this trip is s225.o00. Residents
Of the city have responded nobly in
all of the many calls during the war
and We cannot afford to fall behind
in this last one. You are requested
to so to one of the local banks and
subscribe for the largest number of
bonds that you feel that you can
carry. If everyone will do this the
committee will be saved many trips
and we will the sooner know Just
where we are. a
Many felt disappointed TO learn
that the war relic train was not to
stop in this city. The committee
has a nice little surprise in store for
you for Saturday. Watch these
columns for the news of it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-30
CHELSEA

Edward Willett. Jr. was holne
from Waterville for Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Corbin ant
two sons were weekend guests oi
Mr.. and Mrs. George Corbin in
Randolph.
". x. Thompson returned Satur-
day from a three weeks visit ir
Casco.
Hazel Collins was given a birthday
party Saturday night at the home oi
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. p
Collins On the Gardiner road.
A. A. Moranag is road commission
er for the east part Of the town.
w. B. Tohey is making repairs on
the house recently purchased from
Frank Eastman
MISS Grace Thompson returned
Thursday from a few DAYS visit
with her sister. Mrs. Alice Webber
in Boothbay.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-30
CHARLES A. HANSON
OF East Orange. N. j., Killed il
Truck Auto Collision

The following, which is a portion
OF "a clipping taken from an East Or
ange. y. j.. paper. will be read with
interest by many Gardiner people as
Mr.. Hanson was Well-known in Gar
diner. having visited here often and
whose wife was a former Gardiner
woman.
Charles A. Hanson of as Chestnut
street. East Orange, died from injur-
les late yesterday afternoon. shortly
after the automobile in which he was
riding with his family, was over
turned IN Il collision with an auto
mobile moving van. Four other &C.
cupants of the upset machine were
slightly hurt. Mr.. Hanson. who was
80 years Did. was a member Of the
firm of Hanson and Orth. hemp brok-
ers. with offices at II Cedar street.
New York.
The injured were Mrs. Hanson. 81
years old. bruised about the body and
head: Miss Marjorie Hanson. IS,
bruised about the body; Mrs. c. T.
Sanford. 50 back injured. and Edward
+. Sanford. the chauffeur, lacerated
thumb. All we're taken to st. Mich
aels hospital, where they were treat
ed.
The Hanson family we're returning
from Atlantic City when the accident
occurred. The machine was going
west on Park Avenue when NOV
ing van owned by the Roseville Stor-
age Co., struck the touring car broad
side. All in the oerturned machine
were pinned beneath it.
The noise OF the impact was heard
for blocks and brought many people
to the scene. Detective Frank CAT
frey superintended the releasing OF
the four persons pinned beneath the
wreck. a jitney was Communicated
and carried the injured 10 the hospI-
tai. Mr.. Hanson died in his daugh-
ter's arms before reaching the hos
pital. County Physician Warren or
dered the body taken to Mullins
morgue. where an autopsy was per-
formed last night. Death was due to
a fracture at the base OF the skull
and 4 crushed chest.
Caffrey and SerSt. Bonnet arrested
the driver of the truck, William
Boutillier and his helper Charles APP
pei.
Born in New York, Mr.. Hanson re-