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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13
ECCENTRIC MILLIONAIRE
KILLED BY Wife AT%
WESTBURY, new YORK

-Eesti.4r-. \ y. Jan. ll-Jacques
I.atavf.,. known As emperor cf Sa-
lara. va3 s..ol and killed ty his
wife as he entered her home. Phoe-
nj LoGce. here tonight.
Madame Letaudy. who is popular
in tie fashionable Long Island col
.ny. faiateG after the shooting. and
news II tlc tragedy vas conveyed
/. Madame Lebaudy's attorney ny
ier 1S-year-old daughter, Jacquel!ne,
VINO notified Sheriff Seaman Of Mas
s4u County Sheriff Seaman at once
established. I. guard over Madame
LcLaLGy.
According "a Sheriff Seaman. tie
eccentric millionaire, vino was son
k;n, o. France. had been separated
from lis vile 1rr several mcnths.
,loG, week ago. Sheriff Sea-
man said. I.ehaudy visited Phoenix
Lodge and created q scere. Madame
I.ebauty then employed a guard but
Letaudy. returning to Phoenix
Lodge Il ahou- $50 o'clock tonight.
eluded tie guard ana entered the
home HIS uody. pierced ny five bull
lets. was found AT lie foe, OF the
grand staircase. A black grip lay
The Lehaudy home where the
shooting occurred. is within 1000
5.e, Il The Box where Mrs. BIZ
;,Hca de Saul.es shot and killed he-
lushaNG. John Longer de Saul!es on
August :, 49,.
Lebau,iy, wrcse escapa;es had
filled columns il newspapers, made
Tor hinlsel; the ti;le of emperor -
,1e sahara in 1908. shortly after
lis rather had died. leaving him an
estate whose value was estimated al
;s''ou, slc, 800 900.
Con-eivirg the idea Of establish
ing great maritime city and king
,.om" on the coast Of Africa, Le-
taudy sailed from France on his
YACHT "FrasGuita." accompanied by
three followers. After landing and
taking formal possession of the
shore under the title Jacques I. En-
peror Of tie Sahara. he returned 10
Europe ana collected = colony Of
nearly 80 persons whom he trans
ported t. his 'kinsdonl.'
Diffcult!es with II. French. Span
ish and Swiss governments followed
and Lelaudy hauled down his has.
three bees on field Of purple. and
retUrned - Franco. A French man
of-war later took OF some of his col
onists.
In 1904 Le5eudy issued statement
. from Brussels 'renouncing his
crown" year later it was reported
he sacrificed payment OF 100000
francs due him from \ sugar trans
action because the check was not
made out TO Jacques J.. Emperor OF
Sahara
Lahaudy came TO the United States
4 short time later. reports at that
time stating that he had been inform.
ed by the French government that his
presence in France no longer was ac-
ceptahle. In 1915. shortly after he
had lost a $500 900 suit against the
| Carnegie Trust Co. which he had en-
ployed 70 dispose Of his holdings in
France. Lebaudy was confined in the
state hospital at Amityville escaping
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13
OAKLAND

Sarah sampson re-;. Iacgh;e.s q.
Veterans. No 6. vii Ho.i il an.ua.
installation n officers THIS evening a
&. A L. hall The installing officer viii
he Past Department: E'-esiGeD. Nelia Nj
Nt-rick q Water,i.le, accompanied T.!
a s,aT OF officers f.on. Lo1otny DIX
Tent.
The Oakland branch G. ne Rei Gross
WI Aoli Il: all-day !l1ee,irg On Taes-
iay. ,IaH. =. !. $ earnestly tlesirr ]
III, : man. ladies' IS Gan VIII come
and sew, as We have :. .arec arlr1n.
of dresses q max. for thc Belgian
children. AL ladies' arr asked % brias :
their l1roh ana cofe@ viii nc furnished.
Rooms VII! Re open \: Z oc!ock' : N
A s:sec.a! car with - people left OAK
la.l Frlda" night at 5,3o for Augusta
20 attend ,n- h->hctbai game which
was played between Oakland and Cony
high and resu!te; in { score Of 81 10 Is
in favor Q: Cony Fine t-a,n work was
dore Of the par, @. Cony. and altholsh
Oakland vas defeated. Brown and EI-
d-iiss PLAYED good game
Ms. A!ter. Ale. has returned 10 Va
te-vi.ie after substituting the past We <
for Miss Sharp, teacher Of he fourth
grade.
Eld-ed Mithee. who is stationed in thc
naval aviation corps a, Pensaco! Fla.
and who has been passing an l>-day
fu.!ough at the home of his parents.
Mr.. ard Mrs. Charles Mi,hee. left FRI
day for Boston. H. Will also visit New
York. Philadelphia ana Washington O..
his way back
Mrs. James Abbott mas returned 70
her hone II Fairfield Center after yis-
i:nr her parents Nj and Mrs Frank
B-i 'ecs
Russell Falie,, Is visiting has aunt.
Mrs. Joseph Lever O Hal.owsn. or a
few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13
PEACE HEADS
Continued from Page One)

ference was held. NJ. r.eIae.Ceal irt
French rreIn!eI. followed. lie was
alone ami bore a serious ,nien II. Gem
enceau was dressed IN business suit
and wore 4 derby hat. Sisn"r Orlando,
the Italian premier. cam soon after
ward accompanied ~ Signor Sonniuo,
ms foreign minister The last 70 arrlve
Was David L.loyd George. the British
PRIME minister, and Arthur J. Balfour.
the British furels,. st teretaIy. VINO no
1ored Up together. The Bills. rreTnier
:i!so was in busiTcss attlre. Nj. ba-folr
in addition . ms wotk-das t.otaes wore
- sof; felt hat whict. Was pushed ract
on his :eau. Military aides followed me
British comm ss.ontrs. carrying a -aTgc
dispatch case. The conference opened
promptly q, Goes From the oii IS
o: NJ. Pici.oa II. vista was over II"
gardens OF The to:e..,I ministry. Tie
desk of NJ P!chon had been pushed
lac!. and u large sable o. lerish oa.
substituted, \ large marble statue Of
the republic. surDoEnted T.! cap Of
Liberty. looked down O. the assembled
statesmen. who fpuEd themselves gath
cred for The INST tine around Ihe TIA
dilional oak Table. The meeting was Al
extended one. Il was mainly for lhe
purpose OF settling new ieTNs tor pro
longing the arnist!Ce. which expires
jan. l.. and for determining the number
and composition Of ,lt delegations from
the various Countries tor the sessions
o. the peace conterene" which is abou,
10 open.
As result OF ,odays council il is ex-
ptc,ed that formal notices will be is
sized convokins the conference. assign
in: delegates for each country and fix
ing the hours Of the meetings. Today :
council ushers in the long-avai-ed
meeting Of the peace delegates
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13
UNITARIAN LAYMENS
CONVENTION CLOSES AT
SPRINGFIELD. MASS.

Springfield. Mass. Jan. ,e-CailinS
upon all Unitarian churches 10 unite
in concerted action u strengthen
action in religion and the church
during the reconstruction period, the
convention Of Unitarian Laymen
closed today. 4 sermon hy Dr..
Francis c.. Peabody If Harvard was
read by DR. Samuel 4 Eliot Of New
York. 4 committee on platforms
reporting through its chairman. D..
Charles ". Eliot. recommended
work among tie young peoples re-
,ieious unions and called on the
church 70 fight disease. vice, ignor-
ance and lawlessness. The COM
mittee advised the application cf
Christian principles 10 modern So
cie:N
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

ed States have their accounts to
square with them ard their kin.
The speaker then recited the poem.
The Yank." which tells Of the blend
:ng cf men Of various nationali:i 20
emphasized the point that we San
never be Indifferent to any alien part
q our population. The American peo-
pie had never interested themselves
with the alien population until they
were wanted for fighting. but the
men caught the spirit and fought
bravely The melting pot" never
began 10 mel; in this country until
the men go. into the barracks.
There was another class OF men.
,r-1e r.en as they came into line
would ask themselves what America
had ever done for them that they
should risk their lives for America.
These men had come along with the
rest regardless Of whether they had
been working a, starvation wages and
bal been forgotten in the naelstrom
of the great cities. But these men
soon caught the spirit and made won
3erful fighters.
The American boy never became a
professional soldier He was first and
last a civilian who had taken up a
t3srtv piece Of work and wished to get
-!.rougi. with il. as soon as possible.
TLa. IS what made the Americans
such good fighters. The speaker said
h. has no fear OF ulilitarisrl when the
hoys return. They will settle down
into life. trusting that the people here
Toe have during the war grown great
q in their synpathies and are ready
"a meet the test. In closing. DR..
!eav!tt spoke Of The hcys who will
I'd, come back and recited Robert
Services poem, My Lad"
The question period proved a most
important part Of the evenings pro-
gram. a number Of questions were
asked and these the speaker answered
in 4 most interesting manner. His ad-
IvesS was accorded warm applause.
President Smith OF the Forum an
ncunced that the speaker for next
sunday evening Will be Dr.. Elias
,'arlan ol Portland. representative
Jcw. who viii give an address upon
;l.s subject. The Soul of Democ
raC," On Sunday evening. Jan. IS.
the speaker will be Mrs. Brigadier
u, neral Joseph Shepard Of the SAL
ration Army, while on the following
sunday evening, Feb. ,. the Forum
wi1l ho addressed by Thomas Mott
OSBORNE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

Jus: = Ia. material composed the
splendid. army which fought 50
bra:ely To- lhc s&feiy and honor of
,n.eiit a--hls vas The su.jec, Of &
n!osl instructive and Illuminating
message which was brough, 10 the
open Forum 1, ;:a- Jaiversalis.
c,3ur,! SUNDAY evening ~ Ds- Ash
10y Day Leavi,I II Portland. II was
indeed (. great treat for ;i1c members
Of .:2e Forum 10 listen 10 such 4 mes
S2ge given by 4 man who not only
IS one ot me most finished orators IN
his Sta.c. but has mixed with the
n3eI. ii Inc United States Army and
has studied them al close range in
il:r service and had thus equipped
himself 70 tell the story Of America 3
Fighting Foiccs."
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13
FORuM|TES TREATED To
VIVID WORD PICTURE OF
OUR FIGHTING FORCES

nat! teen a"!- 10 get -o!a OF the te els
q mig stcr: which suggests an angi
resa:l!ng 1nich ,.:.,e has teen spoken.
TO illustrate his point ~ stated that
there are feW rase> in which a ma?
would receive legacy from some bene-
tacto. who was not o! MS kin or one Of
his VeTv close friends. unless ne could
answer fo- himself certain questions
ahout-hls benefac,o- .lni know tha: the
man was the Kind from whom ne Eoui,,
like 20 receive faHors. And h- aske ;
the question. How much Do the people
Of this country know abou, their hene-
the people have received the creates.
he.efaction ot az tines
TIC speaker showed thar his message
fas rs !e.ation 10 :ha Allies. France
England and Italy. 5o- it was those
countries that made i possible for ne
United states 10 &c, an.. hav. any sight
!ns 'orees. }; IS wonderful story !.
Itself that :he Allies line a..iG. bu, nay
u-sl!y the great story .ur tins couoir.
concerns the american fighting forces
a Dig Gale IN the war was June 5 7qi-
for II was then ,,lar a.53s. 90 American
"e:s up 20 the:r registration places AND
PIX themselves il. line and :he, and
'hers predicted the glorious end Of ,h4
war. The :Iii! for the se,ect;xs d-a-,
Lad been approved May s. IA. ard the
hrst registration came the fo!low;ns
month. NO one had dreamed for such
success
There Were many reasons why ,be
Success Of the selec;.ve d,af, war w.
.'1ecltt=1- TIE country had had b,,, ocs
experience previously with the draft,
mat being in the Ciyi. ar in 1872, ann
the history Of tina; draf. law was any.
't'ng ou, promising. Of America
Hsht.hs force that registered on Juns !.
Asi'. there were ..+I"lt whi,es. nearly
4."""- negros. and over l.soo. aliens
40 ilSures are available 70 show bou
many natura.lzet alien. REGISTERED All
'he elements of cur population ca,ns
forward and registered There was
i hesAslo!e number Of slacksrs
LII. Lea|itt stated that !, was ~.
aeed q wonderful record and thar ~
N-'S tOCi'i% StlIic lIEleS cHlnt-
the d:aft law was compulsory w.
record OF June ). laI.-when there
was no show of compuision-forav
dlspels the illusion that The men c,mo
only because they had 10 and no,
until they had 10. He spoke Of h;s
VISIT ic Camp Upton and ,here ha
heard English spoken rarely. He had
observed signs printed in Yjddjs,,
'reek and Italian and had been IN
1orme' that nearly the whole cont;,-
gent had 10 go TO school ,c Iear,,
enough English to follow the com.
mands, forward etc. bu, they did
did not learn English enough for
half or retreat"
There were 1900 Jews a, Camp
Upton and the men We're bewildera.i
when they arrived there. They were
not full Of enthusiasm. 4. Camu
Devens the men for The mos, mart
were oewildered and perplexed. some
times critical and grumb,ins. hut
with pTemonitions Of enthusiasm. To
these Jews from Camp Upton was
gwen one Of the hardest jobs Of the
war, the cutting through five miles
CT barbed wire to the Argonne Forest.
IEet' stood between this country an
the nuns and the people Of the Unit
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13
SPARTACANS PROMISED
HELP RUSSIAN TROOPS

Berlin. Friday. Jan. 10. p. NJ
tBy the Associated Press,-Robert
Leinert. chairman Of tie Central
Council Of the Soldiers ard Work
mems Committee. alleges tina, Karl
Radek. chief Of tie Russian Boil
shevik press. has urged the SPARTA
cans to hold out until Russian troops
now on the way had arrived, the
soldiers council Of the Tenth Army
being willing to permit the Russians
to cross the border. Chairman Lei
merit declares that tire German army
in the east has notified him that an
Invasion OF that front By the Rus
slams is impossible and that no SOL
d!ers' council would permit invc-
sions by the Eoishe,ik: .roon. in TIE
Revolutionary army.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13
Gen. Wood Makes No
Comment as to His
Command of Central Dem.

Eoston, Jan. le.-Maj jo- Gen Leon
ard Wnod. Nhen informed hy The
Associated Press tonight iha- il was
said at the war department Il, Wash
;ng'on that he lad been se'ec,a,; 10
command tho Central de7aytnl NJ.
said Re did 10, wisl; T. max. .4,N
comment until he had receivo,i def
rite word from the department Gen.
Wood spoke here roda. a: memor!a!
exercises for Theodore Roosevelt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13
FTREMEN CALLED OFT
BY FALSE ALARM

A false alarm was sounded ..o,,
Box Isl at about 1e.4o Sunday n7o-s.
ing, giving the frener d cold .a..y
morning rrn. The guilty party wo.!a
have received rough usage hy II. H.
men il he had been appreheniv,
An alarm from Box p on Su-.~s-
street was sounded at l.45 SgI3a~
afiern Don for a fire in :. house own:
by jules Gamache. The frc st3-:ca
in a closet and worked Ut ,r;o IT,
floor above. 1t was lut out ~ h1-1
chemicals and the damage was >i..i...
Chemical No. responded u Z s..u
alarm on Belmont avenu. r aht-:
$50 in the afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13
Prince of Wales Guest
Of Ma ior Gen. Dickmar

Cohienz. Jan. il--tBy the Asso-
ciated fress>--A fiigh; over the
Coblenz bridsehead area :. luncheon
with Major General Muir and I din
ner' dance occupied the time today of
the Prince Of Wales who Is the :.uest
OF Major General Dickma!.. ,on,-
mander Of the Amer .csu army ~ nc-
cupation. The prince professed keen
pleasure in his visit In ihe American.
airdromes ard The a!rp!ane ,ri,. was
at his request He wen, ~ with
Brig. Gen. William Mitchell. chief OF
air service Of the Third army II
vas General Mitchells last fight at
Coblenz. az he is leaving Sunday for
duty in the United States.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13
Castalia Helpless
CONTINUED from Paae One)

to be in no immediate danger Of sink
ing decided to postpone rescuing the
crew. He notified that Castalia tina,
she would stand by until a more favor
able opportunity offered. a wireless
message from the Danish steamer Oscar
II early in the day said she was near.
ing the Castalia. Although no word
came from the British steamer Fijian
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13
Irwin n. Lyon

IT,. many friends Of Ir.'in II. LYON
VI hc s,ievsd % learn of his death
wh!c!, occurred on Sunday afternoon
=. hiS i1cme at North Augusta after
:. weeks illness with pneumonia. Mr.
Lyon was 50 years of age and is sur
vived BY his wife and two daughters,
Doris L. and Mildred G.. three SIS
,ers. Mrs. George s. Scott Of Sidney,
Mrs Susie 8. Jordan OF Lewiston
and Mrs. Fred Willis of Augusta;
and Two brothers. Frank and Leroy,
both Of Augusta. Funeral services
w!l. he neli At , O'Clock Tuesday af-
.e:nour a. the late home and viii be
;,vi,a-C
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13
ksnnehec Lodge instails

The officers OF Kennebec LIZ.
No. 343. were installed by Pas: Pr.
;dent c. A. Frost. assisted ty = :.
Childs. as conductor. The c:.c.-s
were: Pas. president, F. Z. Tam.
president. D. F. Parent: vice pres.
dent, L. E. Gibbs: secretary. :. i.
Frost; treasurer. c. Z. Bushey: ON.
ductor. f. G. Mu!lgan; chaplain. ?
A. Smith: warden. H. L. Fo.e..
agent of Official publication. ". \
Horne; inner guard, A. T. pal,et..
outer guard, J. NJ. Baker. The I-i,a.
tory degree was conferred on c'as.
Of candidates.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13
Police Find Draft
New Irish Constitution
And Pamphlets in Dublin

Dublin. Saturday. Jar. ll.-In the
raid on Sim t.ir Headquarters in
Harcouri stree, today ;h.. police.
among othc- documents. found & tiraf,
Of new lrish constitution ard
pamphlets entitled americas Nerdiv,
on Easter Week" and Easement
Message froi.l America. later the
police ra,i0G lhc uiiile &. National
:Iy, tho tni1f orgaE ci The Sim FEW.
Crowds assembled N ti7c streets ana
sang Sirn FciA songs during The raid
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

4 letter received from Nj. ana ~.
Dan S. Berry. Western avenue ra,
located at St. Petersburg, Fl. -. 81.
ed that they are both well anG s7.o
ing the winter IN the sunn. >,4,,
Mrs. Berry has started an ..y..
stery business and is meeting ~,
fine success. Mr.. and Ms ..s-.
rassed las, winter al 81. .Ar.us.,-.
and like the climate 50 wel! ,r.Y :.
turned there for this winter. Tn,y .
pect TO come back TO this CT, T. ,.
spring
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

The mems Bible class g. he Yrs.
Bapiis, church elected the folloNlr. q.
ficers and committees al Ire ..-,,,,
meeting held Sunday morning; Yes.
dent. Roscoe J. Bowler; vice PR: 5--.
Ansley Barnes; SECRETARY. T. NJ Ei.ol.
treasurer, DR.. II. r. Hodgkias. nam.
committee. roscoe J. Bowler, Or. -:o.e
kins and a. r. Tracey: chairna, (. :.
social committee. DR.. II. G. Hocgn,,s
chairman Of the membership courr.,:e,
Q. l. Dickin5ou; chairman of =. a..
tendance committee. Rev. II. 4. M.
ell.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

Neal left Sunday mcrnin; Tor ).
home in Cleveland. Ohio. a.,e- :.
naming in this city since las, S.
tember. being engaged in os,eo29.s
ic work during the absence of D. :
s. Winslow. who returned 10 this 49,
Saturday and will again take u b..
praCt:ccc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

.. \. Weymouth. who has leen
employed Toy the past year by IRE
y. Co, severed his connections
With that company Saturday nigh.
ard left for Boston. where he n,.
accepted 6 position with the E,c,
Liability Insurance Co. as safety in
spectc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

The annual meeting OF thc Chris
'ian Civic league OF Maine will ne
held IN th!~ :iI at the Savings l,ank
ili.d!n- NJ 1889 O'Clock mex. We'd
nos''uE morning, There is important
business and III. irl-nds and support
c.s a. the work a-e urged to be pres
Sft.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

Mss Myrtle Hall has gone - i.cr
i,onle III Brooks where she will G.
main tor some time with her parents
Miss He'll is recovering +ron Sc
we're Illness Of influenza ard VIII e.
main a, Ter homo un,.. sne ms re-
sao!ned he, strength.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

Tnc officers Of Eayara Co No. :?
/, Z. X. J.. viii ba installed Mnnda y
evening II! EI!dS. G,ii. Warren T. =:
.ier Of Lewiston. who will also insI,cct
The company. 4 steamed clan, Surcer
viii hs served after the insialI:-.on.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

\ party Of members oI Dcro,A.a
Din Tent. No ., Daughters Of We.
Grams, viii 20 q Oakland Monda,
night. where the officers Of the Oak
lard Tent will ~ ins;a!!r; by vas:
pepa riDent FGcS!Gen; Maudc Ner-
rick
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Fred Thompson, seaman On the
hattleship Florida, arrived in Az
susta carly Monday morning. He is
~ Z I5-day furloush.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

Miss F'erne Shaw, who is en,blo I'd
II! ire Office Of .he superintendent OF
schools. passed The weekend at Ter
hcme in BUrni1anl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

There VII be meeting Of Wa:t--
Vile Lodge. No. a3. +. and !. " at
th.4 Masonic Temple o. MonGa> .ve-
ming. Jar. IS. 8: ..ar O'clock. 10. the
purpose cf ballet WORK
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

du-,nr III. aay j. was believed rom
n4- movements reported as: night that
~. mast hay- arrived in re irlneGla-
y.cIui;~ t.. temperature dropped T.
-,ye degrees below zero ne.e tt.:s morn
..e, bU: dsrlng tn, Ca: ihe wind NOD
Grated somewhat Mariners e2presse-
the opinion thai il the Cas.ana ren1a!u-
Ell ahoal long enough all Of her crew
would be rescued. F'-st were Q. lh@
rasia.!A : yileht came On -2'lfce: ,0te-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

:dr ard Mrs. II. l. cush,na!. and
daughter = Rarsor have a-rive. in
the CITY and have taken rooms al the
ElTnwooi :,ciel for .re -cG,ainee. 81
,ce winter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

John Thomas. Manager q Ire Thomas
Business college. who is employed OF
government work in Boston. was 4
weekend visitor in the city on business
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

MIS-. Carl Mal.ey has returned 20 her
home in Skowhegan after z short visit
II The city with her parents.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar J. Brown have
returned from Portland. where they
have been passing several days ::
'he Congress Square Hotel
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

Levere;t Fleweiiing, who is s:a-
-ioned al Camp Derens. is enjoying
short furlough in Fairfield aud this
city with relatives and friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

Miss Bertha Pooler Of High street
is confined to her home Of her par
cnts BY illness a
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

Mir. and Mrs Samuel Freeman left
Saturday night for Boston. called
;htIe 20 attend The funeral services Of
Nj F-cenan's mother
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

A. c. Sawyer OF Boston was in the
city over Saturday and Sunday On
business
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

In accordance with the governnl. L,
rubn= ih@ fiacs on public buildings
viii u down al ia.i staff in memory
0. cS-Pres.dent Roosevelt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

Miss EVA Toward who is en-
pioyed IN Augusta. passed the week
end in the city with her parents On
Main street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13
WATERvILLE

!. l.. Maheu of Boston was IN the
CITY Saturday on business
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

Charles ". Pooler returned Satur.
day from a business trip to Portland
and Boston.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

Mr.. and Mrs. A. D. Brown OF Eos
ton were weekend visitors in the
city with friends.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

Harry Wing. who is employed in
Bath, passed the week end with his
family on High street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

Mrs Gcoree X. BouteIle has Yetsirn-
Cd from Eoston. wherc she has been
passing some time with he! daugh-
Ter.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

Rev. !. B. Mower went to Dexter
and Garland Saturday. where he re-
nained over Sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

-Ns resui. OF the Every Member Cap.
Hass Of the Congregational church Sun.
day the hgures show an increase owe
~ for The home ana church supnor, ana
@ {" for the missions. Two thousand
'Sni hEhurer ano seventeen dollars ana
nifty cents for the home and church
support and $50 for the eeneyolen,e *.
,enses for this wear
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

Leon Berry. who IS employed in
Portland. passed the weekend "
-ne Cit. with his parents or Cent?
street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

Carl c. Jones returned Saturday
from Belfast. where he went on a
business trip
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

". J. Martin Of Lowell has returned
after a short business trip ir the city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

Miss Amanda Gallagher q the Ward
we., dry goods store IS unable 10 at
END = her home on account OF illness
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

Mrs. \. r. Spaulding of Bangor was
in the city over Sunday, visiting
friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

Fred Clair was in Bangor over th'
week end On business.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

Albert Poulin has entered the EN-
ploy Of the w. F. & O. ST. r. r. as
conductor
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-01-13

Miss Lora Pooler. who is employed
in Augusta. passed the weekend at
her home on High street.