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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-05

Woly, roczne :. 1880 do $3.50
Krowy, tuczne i jalow-
wi, .......... 1915 do $l4.2a
.Cieleta, 49,. $500 do $17.25
SWINE, tuczne $20l5O do $3.50
SWINE, wagi miedzy 40 a
165 funtow -. $21.25 do $1,000
Barany, zachod. 1926 do $3.50
Owce, tuczne -. $500 do $3.50
NABlAL.
Jaja, pierwsza sorta,
tuzin SOC do sic
.Iaja. druga sorta.
tuzin ....... 41Ic do 42Hc
Mas}o, 1sza sorta, funt -. 53Hc
MasEo, 2ga sorta, it. 49c do sic
Ser daisies" funt . &c do 33c
Ser amerykah. #. 32Hc do 33Hc
DRoB zYWY.
.Kury, funt ..,...:......... Bic
Koguty, stare, funt ........ zoe
!Kaczki, funt ........ 20c do 2Sc
Indyki, funt 25c
0'' 1'
WAN "A'
burakl, loo Wlazek .''''.'' $z'oo
kaIatlory, skrzyn. ooc 90 Sl'oo
Selery, skrzynka (Mlcnl-
gan 90 'o'
Ogorkl' koSzyk '''' 20c 10 QUO
CeDula' domoWa' "o-
rex ''''''''''''''''''' P@''0
Cebula, zlelona, VIA
zNa &C 90 lo'
harCofIe, MOVIE (VHSlria)
oeczNa @o'oo
NartofIe' move - 1900
loo iul'to~ $3.50 100 40 %4'o ~
Iomoory' No""' fo0 ~ '''00
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-08-05
~AMERYKANSKIE LoTNT-
cTWo MA FRoNcIE BoJO-
WYNN BYKO A B =

Washington, S sierpnia. -
Ma wczorajszej konferencyi ko-
misyi inwestygacyjnej Izby, re-
znawal pulkownik NJ. P. Patrick,
byfy general major PREY korpusie
t~otniczym we Francyi i twicrdzil,
re armia amerykanska we Fran
cyl w czasie podpisywania wa
runkow r~ozjemczych byia pod
wzgedem lotnictwa w bardzo O.
p}akanym stanie, tax pod wzgls-
dem ludzi, jake tez maszyn., Pu}k.
Patrick oswiadczyi, re W czasie
tym bylo ma froncie 740 maszyn,
a liczba ich w proporcyi do VOL
ska powinna wynosit cztery Ia
zy lyle.
z PARADA DO WIEZIENIA.
Memphis, Tenn, S sierpnia. -
Podroz do wiezienia redaktora
pisma memphis Press, E. T.
Leecha, byla nieco odmienna cd
pochodu innych wieznidw. Po-
chod ten zainiast odbywac sic
PREY uczestnictwi oddziafu poll
cyl, odbyl sic prey udziale wiel-
kiej masy t&umu Z kapela ma cze-
lie i bylym burmistrzem miasta
jake ~marszalkiem ~,,parady". -
Leech zostai skazany ma dziesiet
dni aresztu "a obraze sedziego
Peres'a podczas lokalnej kampa-
Mi politycznej. Przyjaciele Lee
cha, ktorzy odprowadzili go do
wiezienia, planuja urzadziG ma
sowe zebranie pc jego powrocie z
wiezienia.
KRoTKIE ZE
sToLIcY KRAJU.
Washington, S sierpnia. -
Aeroplan morski ,,NC-4". ktory
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-01
PiTTSflEID

Mrs. Y. c. Bell has returned fr0m .,
weeks Wei relatives in Calais
MIR. and Mrs James Farrell az Hns-
ten. are IN town guests al the hnme NJ
Mr. Farreil's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
William Farrell.
Rev. and Mrs .. P. Policy and sun
Lincoln, have returned from a two
weekE' vacation PASSED al RBlrnd Pnnl
Mrs. Clifford Turnbun and daughter
Lursttn and Ruth. vino have been pass-
ing the summer al their farm IN Psi
mvra. left FrIdzy for their home IN
Lawrence. Mass. Mrs. Turnbulf.s
mother Mrs. Lurerta Tucksr. viii pass
Q few weeks with her sister, Miss Issan-
tina MURRAY On Main street before suing
10 Lawrence to pass the winter
Mrs. Nellie Perkins OF Middisburn.
Mass. who has been passing the sum-
rner in Maine. returned from Bangor
Friday. where she has been the guest
Of Mrs Sarah Eaton leaving later IN
the day fnr her home
Leslie Elack OF Boston, il IN fnwn. n
guest IN the home Of Mr.. and Mrs ".
s. Spaulding.
Mr.. ana Mrs. B. Johnson % Snmer-
vile. Mass. Miss Hazel McKenney. r
n. % Melrose Mass. and WIN Muuroe
Of Dorchester. Mass. are guests NJ the
home % Mr.. and Mrs. W 8. spzuiaing
on North Main street. cprniuts tn ATTEND
the Black-Spzuldtng wedding.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-01
FAIRFIELD

Misses Ruin Biaxney and EleHnoY
Curtis. VINO have peen employed al Bar
Harnor for the summer have returned
TO their homes N town.
Mr. and Mrs BENJAMIN Allen of
Worcester. Mass. are guests Of Aiy. and
Mrk- M 2 shaw AT their home on Ma
nle street.
Mr.. Lillian Delano Of Boston In VISIT
NE friends and relatives in town for 4
few DAYS
Mr.. and Mrs William McLsod and
Mr.. and Mrs Colby lawrence have
returned from Brunswick and Bath.
where they were guests Of trends and
relatives.
M and Mrs Frank Mclaughlin AMI
children. vino have been passing few
dsys at China lake with Mrs. McLaugh-
Inns mother. have returned TO their
home on Maple street.
EaIph Friend. who In employed at
Boston. passed the week END II towa
with his family on High street
Mr. ana Mrs. W W. Merrill and Mr..
and Mrs Hiram Burgess and son viii
liam are enjoying few davs AT Pleas-
ant pond.
Arthur Davis Of Lewiston is the guess
Of his brother, Fred Dsvis. ar his home
on Kicker street.
Mise Marion Woodwork. who has
been passing a few davs in town. has
returned TO Unity. where she Is pass.
ing the summer.
Mrs. Charles Lawry and daughter
Catherine WIN have been passing few
weeks Al Peaks Island. have returned
to their home ON Winchester street
Mrs. Ralph Friend. vino has been IT
the Sisters hospital in waterville fn-
a. few weeks recovering from an oper-
atfon, nas returned 10 her home ON High
street.
Misc Eana Ensrv Taft last night for
Passaic. N J.. where she has accepted
q position II one Of the schools.
Paul J. Perrin in passing q few davs in
Dexter with friends and relatives
Rotney wyman. whp has been Stay
ing III the home of Mr. and Mrs. ". q.
Totrnan for q FEW dzvs. has gone 70
Gcpd VIII Farm 20 atrenn school,
Mrs. Sadie Rollins and daughter. Miss
Viola, have gone To ogunuuit TO vtsit
Miss Lillian Rollins hefnre going To
ssugus. where NrrH. Rollins has pur-
chased home.
Mrs. John Glue ana darghter Arlene
and scn Carleton. arc Visiting reiattves
in Hnultnn.
Miss Annie Merrill. who has been
commercial teacher in LAwrenue higt
srhUoi fur the rasf three years. hrs ac.
cepted position IN the high scinpl a,
6umervilie. Mass. 10 teach TINS year
Irwin LAID. who 10 employed fur tbs
View England Tai q Tai. Co. in Puf.
iHnd. ID passing few Days In frN1
with his mother, Mrs. A. J. Lada-
Mrs Harriet Hates. wne accouSensss
Kgrn. Eta Grower Nsafrse 10 Or cnns4
inns. urivsae hospital in Portland, nas
returned Do her hsns ON Wssfsrn $40.
NINA
~ n,su.sn small. ~hs has hssa
,-ru-anxea n nnfl1nsd fnf TIN suansnsr
- 1uenrnsd - nar horne IN tDwn.
r.. 80 xSxA Amn6 Nsis1n nf Hosfs
land vsre ca11in. IN LIZ ana Mrx ADJ
nc4f Neannn anfurdav ON fhsar why 70;
czunxn 70 vfsif Mr. Nslsonss psrenfs.
Mazsss ADA and F1osemne Manning.
whp have heen passing few dxys win
ms6 aunt. Nss. aamunl WING. have
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-01

The executive board Of the Sornsr-
SCI county Farm Bureau held a SEES
sion al the Office Of County Agent
c. A. Sturer Saturday forenoon ana
afternoon Plans were made for the
annual meeting Of the Bureau. which
Is 70 be held Nov. al Sl,cwhegan.
special attention being given 10 farm
problems and subjects advlsahle for
consideration IN the canning year.
Dean Leon S. Merrill Of the Cnlver-
sIty Of Maine and County Agent
Leader E. w Monahan Of orono.
both addressed the executive On va
-ious subjects of importance TO the
bureau. Owing To the absence Of j.
T Lhonne Of SkowheEsn, who Is en-
toying vacation in the Aroostock.
= L. Sanford se-ved as secretary
and President ]. 3. LaEree Of Cam
bridge presided. Others members Of
ne executive hoard present were:
Vice President William G.. Bailey,
Ir.. Harmony: Treasurer Hudson
Fuller. PALMYRA; Crops Superintend
ant A T Hpwes. Palmyra; Poultry
superintendent L L Sanford.
Skowhegan; Orchard Superintendent
?. c. White. Skowhegan: Club Su-
pertnrendent G. r. Williams. North
Anscns County Agent g d. Stnrer Of
Skownegan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-01

snsutauauz sessions were cpnfin-
SATURDAY with a sood a.ten-
o. Over 100 cniiaren. hAve al
sy neeome Interested IN the Jun
caautauuua and with their lead
MSS Mary Carpenter. q very era
ant charming Young Woman.
fEnnlns for the secref which 10
snrung on the parentk. unclek.
rR before me meetings are clnsed-
are 10 have their pageant en-
'1ssF morning Saturday morn
as program WAS changed frus.
I'm II which II was previously
A'aeFsd. owing TO the tnahiliry Of
- --et Elierps To appear. be-
~ 8 els Illness. IN his lecture Of
1soan citizenship.' Ghakiar ?.
'ss wno was 10 have lecrured
sFaaY morning VIII later appear
Elie-be's stead and IN place
NJ divale Saturday forenoon
speaker vas Nathan A. Gist of
S@ias'er, Mans. whose address,
o2sso on me tnric az wise
Tass" Mr. Gist give q spien-
1.fssb dealing particularly with
on he spoke ftrst ON the
Z education ana this achieve
50 q education followed. He
IaN people are dividsf iufo rwu
he wise and urwise. lie
spoks Of the changes in educa-
flaming. Intaking up thu
ents and progress made IL
@ ne calls6 TO the minds Of
snee outstanding points by
aimee thu 18th Century.
lie 2eth century credit fpr
aeconpiished fhe must az
= hese PERIODS. He teurhe6
-s Importance o. public sptr1f
~ a holy passion fpr ser-
-. a historical examination On
-. important discoveries md
=. various leaders in grsut
-, 1 an entertaining ana
nr = teafre Of his address. mr..
nrn,. nnes0' turneerli speaker.
= with his words a weirh. a
~ un sense knowledge.
e,r 1'ernoon a specially inter
~ Rosraln for musical peup,e
hs.. nfsd with Miss E1nte
kr., sonafto suioist. assisted IN
Ne 1lenx. 'celliat solnist 81
.seso,a. osch Orchestra and former
ks,,-s with the Lamsurca,rx Or
Paris ana Miss Blanche
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-01
WAYNE

The Ladies Auxiliary az the wayne
Grange viii hnld its annual food sale
ana usefu- Articles At Grange hall on
Thursday affernonn.
The banquet given Tuesday evening
by the lakies q the Androscnggin
Needle club was wen arfendsd. Over
100 guests were served. The company
enJcyed SONGS and dancing. Comma
dure Davis On behalf Of TIM A. 7. 9
club. thanked the ladies ana annonnce1
that thu eenrlenen would serve the Ia
oies nexf year.
The Baptist and Methodist Sabbath
schools held a deld day III Willis Cor
dor,s grove wednesday, Aug. q. Racks
were provided for Ill those VIM had No
other conveyance. A Jolly straw ride
was enJuved by many. A basket lunch
was served 1t noon and after dinner
q very exciting ball game was PLAYED
the young gentlemen against the ladies
which resulted in \ victory for the Ia
dies
Last dance Of the season n the club
house win be held Friday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-01

hume Of Cyrus williams On North ave
nue.
Street Commissioners Ephraim Cowett
stated Saturday morning that The base
OF the State road between Skowhegan
village and the Madison town line on
rhe Lakewood road Was completed and
that gravel was being hauled onto the
highway. He estimates about TWO
weeks more 10 complete the iob. Base
has heen completed for 1900 feet
DR.. Rrane Lawiey of Arlington. Mass.
who has bsen passing few DAVIS with
his wife and daughter al the home OF
his mother. Mrs Perneia Lawley. Is
returning TODAY.
Eargt. Harry Swanson. formerly Of
Drockten, Mass. Is visiting Mr. AMI
Mrs P. c. White az Hilton Hill and
other friends IN town. Sergt. Swanse-
viii he recalled a4 having been employ
ed al the White farm and elsewhere ~
that neishbnrhood prior 10 the war. He
WaB IN the service three and one-hah
yezrs and VIII return 70 Washington. D.
c.. where he will enter the civil service
and viii he engaged IN police duty about
the White HOUSE.
Tne little daughter Of Mrs Fine Bear
Of Canaan underwent surgical treat
ment for the removal Of tunsils al Som
erses hospital Saturday morning.
Mr. and Mrs Luther Ames Of Brnck-
ton, Mass, have been visiting dutirs
the latter part Of the week with NJ.
ana Mrs. r. r HomEted
Mrs Mary 3 Stinchfield and her
mother Mrs. Elizabeth Barnard have
returned frpm a few DAYS outing IN
Portland. Tnrk Beach and Gid Orchard.
In thu latter place they visited Mrs.
Eta r. Sexano ana Miss Lena "A.
Cook. formerly Of this place. Mr.. Seva-
no was the half-nrothsr Of Mrs. Bar
nArd and was the first telegraph ups-
ator in this village. After his death his
wife continued the business fpr q time
while her sister, Miss Cook, was tele-
phone operator here. They were for
mer owners OF the George W Cove
block. selling that property 10 M
Cover.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Fl. Murray~hsve gone
to View London. Ct. to attend the wed
ding Of their son, Paul Murray whicu
WIS to be solemntzed Sunday. Mr.
Murray has many warm FRIENDS IN
town who win be interested to lear
q his new relations. Before rsturninE
to Ekcwfsgnn Mr.. and Mrs. Murray
wfn visit their daughters in Springfield
Mass, and Portland. Carroll viies liz
substituting a. jznitnr al the pcstufics
BUILDINGS assisted by Mr. Mur-ny's son
during his ahsence-
rveiyn 81. Ledger has been visiting
IN Fsirfeld during the latter part Of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. B. Rolfe nf Port
land are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w
p. ordway fnr q few days.
All ofsrs a; ecmsrssf Norsted n
The Ekowhegan All-Stzrs met the
Somerset wmsfed team from East
Madison ut the Fairwiew diamond
here Saturday ana won n victory
with Score 70 to u m their favor.
HaxxnE11s 1ur akuwiaegzn were Dnrr.
1Ecannnnmrn nn6 Gilman The ALI
- Ann = lineup ruznponed uf-
g. X - - nzzd b, 1Gcx,nmnuGEh
- - - IN. 1xr1,nnon6 Mzz<l
- - E0etsF -. mtnM411y ~
In1H4nkua u. 1ou1eer &C. Dnswur<h
nn1nnf fzrenwnouf the eHzne mr. East
lfaAtann. 01GDwheE4xss hitting was
- xrnm sfGr1 TO finnish and Mr-
0aucnaA ana Durr an sums sxcsl-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-01

returned 10 THAR hczne IN winthrop,
Mass
Corneiius c. Gregory, who has heen
stationed II Bar Harbnr II the NAVY
for several months has received his
discharge and has returned TO his home
On Pleasant street
Miss g LariSin ~ Oakland was the
guest Of Mrs Fred Freeman, Thursaar
Peter Landry who has recenrsy re-
turned frum overs >as. has arrived in
town and Us staying at the home Of his
sistar. Mrs. Jnseph Dosrie.
Mrs ". z. Parsons wne has been IN
town fur several days has returned 10
har hnxne in Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-01
: Iody Sales By The Journal Ads Will Amount To Dollars
Used Cars

Il you are IN the ma rket for a used autn-
mobile, you need not read Journal Want Ads
under any of the ciassi fcatlon headings eyeent
Automobiles" If no offer there interests Won,
watch that column tomorrow. Don't waste yo1r
tine by looking for a bargain IN used autorno-
hiles under any other classification heading II
won't be there because it doesn't belong there
It's easy to put " ant Ad in The Journal
Telephone LBS and ask for Journal Want Ad
Taker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-01

The following dispatch was re-
ceived Saturday from Cincinnati:
Cincinnati, O.. Aug .s-A r Nor
rill. Skowhegan. Me-. has been nam
ed to be the executive secretary OF
the Industrial Work department az
The 7. NJ c. A. in Cincinnati. He is
n have. charge Of industrial work
through the Mil creek valley The
position is new one planned during
ne war. Mr.. MorrilI's work win take
hin among factories and employees
through Cincinnati. He is TO take
charge ON Sept. 1s- The appointment
is considered q high honor in view
NJ the fact that the Mill Creek valley
district is thu largest factory district
IN this vicinity and the work that
will be dune there VIII be watched
with great interest throughout TINS
section Mr. Morrill, comes highly
recommended and In especially duali-
fed for the position
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-01

Barbpt. a wary brilliant and ac-
cnanplished pianist Miss BRxsr hns
an exceptionally dne vcace and her
platform work an we'll as the work
Of hsF assistants was greatly ap-
prsciated.
In the evening there YVES q lecture
ON The Frontier Of Fresdum by
cspf- Paul PertEnrd ID rhe French
Army. Capf. FeriEnrd is one Of
the survivors NJ this 6e3e Erearh
hsrons vino rnade thr last sand II
vsrdun. lie was several times
wounded. and i've times he was
decorated fur has cr'Espicuu,is saI-
lantry. He entered rsfe YEAR N a
private, fought IN rhe tirxt pzrtle OF
the Marine and wrils n sergeant led
his cumpAny fnr three days. All Of
his superior officers having been
killad. Capt PeriEord il q gradn-
ate Of the University NJ France and
d posf-graduxts OF Earvnrd. He is
a spiendid speaker u fiery cjaqyence.
The program for today lMonday)
in ouflined rs follows: 3oD-Juninr
Chaufauqua; 10 A III. lecture The
Suul az Thdngx." Hanry G. Haxn:
$50 p. NJ. lecture What About In
dia and the World Events" BhasaEar
r. Hivzle. and in the erantng Pima
fore" with j. K Murray and thirty
others.
The sale Of tinksfs fpr rizis C1au-
tNuuua has been spfiicien. no TINT
tins guarnuturs w1ll have nothing TO
.xf Anffftf
James Il. IIs;us. nuw 1ecn,cd In
Keene. n. L, 70 passirs few dAys
with Mrs. Hillins zt th1ar curtage II
Lakewood.
Herman Schu.-e went to Portland
Saturday morning fnr \ short sfAy'
xxs. c. T. Young and chtla re-
turnsd Saturday to their home IN
Canhr1Aee, Mass. Mr.. ysung IL re-
nnni1tng IN town an the chxu6eur n
thu B10nnfleld ESTATE mr. Or. Stevens
und fnznfir. Mrs.. Ycung md her
Gaughter aEve bean fhsfs fDr same
tina.
lfr4 Harvard Castle ana sun 1lan4
ley laft Saturday ID v1nff her sister
IN Dostun.
III. m MrA wIfnsd Hsnarzon
len heFe Saturday mn0ntng fur Halen.
Mnss- w1hsEe t11ey w11 l1cn1e. They
have bseu liy1ng IN f1zis sscttun. 1fxn.
Hen01Rs1n pr1nr % hnr znnxx1nve nmw-
| ING hn1n IE1n HnnAzna nmaaxk. La
SISTER, 1g1as He1lie em3EA. ~umk Win
| tham ana tl1etr muxtnr. Nrs. xAnnnan
| White snd H61en GrUvSs arrusnunu1s1
tham - fnr - waferviile Mhe9H they
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-01

Good references. SALARY $500
per week. Apply Haymarkef
Beef Co, 33 Cony ST. Tel
I039-W.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-01

lent pitching. LaPlGnt and Lemieux
served as umpires. There was a good
crowd N attendance. Skewhegen
Al-Stars and SkownegAn Piekups
are II play next Saturday and no
one viii ne eligible VINO has not play
ed on a Skowhegau team up TO this
time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-01

Amasa E. Hooper. n 1ife long resi-
dsnt Of Shzplsigh. In dead Al his
home after several months Of IN
health lie was = years OLD and was
a FARMER. he had bsen . selecfman
for many years. a widow, four chill
dren. Mrs Prank II. Pillsbnry OF
Eharleieh. Mira. waiter Hobbs Of
springvale. Fred ana BARLEY Hooper
Of 6hapie1gh. one sisfsr. Mrs. Elisha
Morrison OF Shapleigh. and several
prav1siy.Rfi8{syur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-01
Attention
TeacherSM!

Teachers wanted fnr State schuDis.
fail termB begin September %.
Exrellsnt salaries. Apply to Akisl-,
bart ". Gordon, General Ageut, stzts
Department Of Education, Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-01

]. I.surfn Clark is tlaad 1t his home.
in Bangor q the ace uf Is years
lie YVES native uf Sonfn Paris. Me-
and began raiiroading an boy He,
was STATION agent for several yazrs
~ West Minof On the Portland q
Rumford Falls Railroad. and wten "a
wears old went 10 the Bangor q
ArpnztOok Railroad. where he was
prnmctea frnn station agent 10 -.
iisf agent 10 headquarters CLERK. zna
was chief train -despzfcher n nan-
gnr unttI 1911. lie then resigncd -
becune manager Tor Bangor and
Ensfsrn Maine fnr the Postal TA1eA
grAph CO lie resigned Inst June -
bepums puBIfcfty clerk fur ffe Fzrxk
NationRI Bank OF Bangor. which pD-
sifiDn he held NJ the tizne or ziel
death. he waE m uficer a Celuz~
bin street church ana parash IL Hnn~,
Bnr = IL c. - and ccnnerfsa 49,
nnmeruus locai tn1fitutinux.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-01

VIM hAve hean visiting Mr.. and Mrs
Edward Cloush q Madison avenue
oepartsd Saturday morning. Mr.. ani
Mrs. Clrugh nave aise been enrartain-
Ing Mr.. AMI Mrs. George Ctrici:ler o,
Fefr Fairfield.
Francis W RrigEs has returned
from business visit TO View York.
Mrs Il c. GiIlen and son. Thnmaa
A Gillen, who have been visiting a
tho hume of Mrs. Gilienis sister, Mrs
smith Whittier nf Summer street. re-
turnsd home Saturday.
LAngdnn Baker Of Lisbon Fx1ls il
visiting Al tho hume Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Burner Of Winter street. He
Is the SON Of M. and Mrs. Charles
Baker. VIM bsth passed away withir
a few days nf each otner at thei,
hnne an Dyer street and thetr sor
has since been living with his uncle
GAnrge Keen n Lisbon Falls.
Deputy Sheriff e. E. Crocker Cd
Canaan was IN fcwn Saturday On
EuElness.
Mrs.. C. r. McElhtney and two
youuger children arrived hume frnm
s.--r n.,.,n~ ,,rs..s.S .s. 8
-,r.~ No.. r.,a A. ~. y-,.ns -.
r.,--,+,c,,I rr,,-rs r,,sss~
mnrr,nr ,nly
49,. Wi. 49,. ,-+,,-,z bic
:, M.a,.rr .<+.~ ,.,-,.,-- -,,,.,,
Everett Burner.
Major john n. Merrill. adJutaut IN
ch.rre of Camp Devens. was arair q
weekend visitor here with h,s rnoth.
or. Mrs. Miriam s. Merrill. he was
met ia waterr1lle nv his sls,tsr Miss
N. Louisa Merrill. George Il. Runp
q Penusylrania. a clsszusse Of Miss
Merr1u's MI pickeuson college in
Peuusvfva1is last year VIM has bean
Visiting ct the Merrill home. depzrted
INST Friday.
Miss veazna Foxr. who hss been
passing the summer at hume left Sat
urfiay morning for Boston To resume
hsr studies st the New School Of De-
sign in that city.
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.aA
l..ace IN buInaAn s-.1 IAp ~ I1is :
Wnne Mounfalns- als sols. I'm anu
Leagnfon Tracy are e1peclen snurIiy
from Piftsneld. N. H, wnere Iue lam
lily al one time rcsansd-
Ar1. Nellie n. BrHwn. VINO has
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Bought m any condition. Highest pr1css
paid fur old gold. silver and platinum
Mail 70, American Toprh Co.. AZ wash
ingfnn ST.. Boston. opp. Fflenes.
mays m-w&fri.esw
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-01

Pick up half dollar with two
needles. or pins. by placing rhe prints
ON the milled edge OF the coin aia-
metrically opposite each other. BY
keeping the nee<lles firmly pressed
against the cuin IT win be held with
sufficient fir1nness. Then blow
against the coin. directing ynur
breath either above or belcw tne
center linn. and Il win sssfn ruand -
. mreax rmta. prDdnriug = huzEinE
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-01

Farms and Land FOR Sale Hs
ACRES aEHefween g ana 20 Thousand
feet Of lumber. Plainly Of drewond
and grRfted fruit Tor hume use. Nice
pond Swo minutes walk from the
house well stocked with fkh. Located
IN the city Of Augusta Prioe s1a0o.
MyB. stalla Anderson, Augusta, Maine.
ACRES 0EBuy your 1Em nsar The
TWO cfttes q IewiEfnn and Auburn.
TIM hsst nArlEefs IN Maine On main
rraveied rad. only miles from the
anove msnttnned TWO cttiea- orrhxrd
10 treas. beside pnarE ana plurns.
Farm nDW cutting about % TINS No.
hay; Gpring waterod pasture tuf 3
ceWE. BROOM hnilne connected to harm
4ezsb by shed and carriage house. This
is a pRodncfiue farm. very pleasantly
fccated ana u . hargaln an SZ00, y
srio al once. the owner viii include
the hay and Eame tpols. Can be
heugnf fnY q small amount acWA. bal
snce an sREy payments We have a
large list ef Desirable farms AND city
heIses If you are thinking Of locating
IN tins section. Write IN and we will
trv and help you. ThurEton- 8ickfnrd
Co. II ceur1 ST.. Auburn, Maine