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The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-12-11
WANT TO MY a BLACKSMITH

o4fff moulding one anvil; one beIIns.
one drilling machine; one tire setter
one wise, taps aud dyer; hammers
nIuchers and other small tools. Would
H. H. - Sill or exchange a Wood Peeker
engine and saving outfit in first class
condition Also four pair fine colts.
one four Years old. two, three years
old one, year old. Two colts veil
hroI5cn Would exchange this prop
erty for hay. cows or sheep. IL
Cromwell, Harmony r. +. j. -.
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-12-11
LEp cnMs Unless YOI

Keep good ones. \ litUe Wohty N
vested in a registered bull Of the right
breeding viii double the value of.gelr
bard Ruv a lakewood Guernsey bull
Ills hetfere VIII prove their breeding IN
a - ? % - 2w50
The independent-reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1909-1955, 1919-12-11
SIGN JOB PRINTING FOR

sale. Board is 81 it. long by 13ls
inches wide White letters on black
ground Would cost $1,000. Is in
practically perfect condition. Will
sell TO $500. Just the thing for
some job printer whose place OF bust
ness needs TO be more conspicuously
marked. Independent-R Co.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07
HUNS FACED ODDS
OVER TWO TO ONE

Washing or, Ap'Ti The Central
Tov@"s 1ac-u nuus NJ -rnat..r Than
rvo % on n riubii:zeu Rooms v.aru
German gave up III. liGAl e-E1 No
T-,rnhe. TIT estimated aEE~a.:I. !.
strength % -he enemy ,iuw.~s at ia;
tine. according 10 of1ic.ai estImai es;
rnEde public -odav 10y General AIa,,rn
ctIef Of STAFF was $50 900 TIE n
dicaied aggregate : .lieu strength III
cht date was more man q. 1oG ohu
TINS situation Is disclosed n rtt.-
figures rece?vnd nv The Wal doTla~- i
1nenl rom France giving ne present
Status NJ ne oelliCc-anJ armies.
They show that The Central Powers
on March naG unuer arms 1000
men while the Allied forces asSIe-
gated -".36G. roo
Following IS Ge,1cral Marc. 5 stale
menf
The total force y he Central
Powers on Nove,ntIe, I'll, was es;;-
mailed 81 $50. oho TINS had been
reduced % lnciuof 10 February. %
= -. oon. o, o tif:eer percent Of their
strength, on The same IL; on v'nlcn
his -eopr- wa mace The strength
o. the Allied forces Was ".@66. 900 o.
sevenr7'- five per cent u he strength
winch hey iia.o on Nore,T. be, -I.'
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MORE OF RAINBOW
DIVISION START
FOR BREST PORT

CnDienZ. SALuruay. Apri! a.-t 81,
.-hts Associated Press Two more
c-aInlOads of happy soldiers o. ths
END f2alnnou) Division. s-ar-ea TINS
l-tnrnoon for nome by way Of i3resI.
Tht soldiers composed The 10th In
-ant,'y- Regiment. New EU'E City's
.amous 18th. Division headquarters
anu attached units Jeff tins morning.
The soldiers were n me highest
s2ii'its Is They waved +areve!I 70
ne,- comrades VINO are 70 follow
within the next few GAYS. German
civilians stoou III -he background.
In me railroad wards whore the
soldiers Of ne 2ainnow DIVISION
boarded -he trains for Bres1. there.
were d NUMBER Of soldiers from The
Fourth fReEular) DIVISION who are
scheduled 10 stay on -he Rhine until
the jub IS done. they looked on with
grim faces -oday as the Trains pulled
out The Rainbow DIVISION mas
turned over 20 the Fourth Division
the prlsongrs IN us care. Among
them was The ilIlrgomasier Of Abr
weller. VINO Is ss,--tng ii sentence TOY
endeavor,ng 70 conceal Gerrnan army
property from the Americans
Major-Gen. FlaEie- the comman
der Of the Rainbow DIVISION. leIt
.Ahrweiier several weeks ago and is
expected 10 lanu in Boston nexr week.
70 make preparations for the land
ing OF his troops. Il IS moi known
here where the various units Of the
division will uise,nhark, hpfh New
TURK and Boston nH.Hg ineDti oned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07
Commercial Teleg1'aphers
To Take Strike Vote
On Methods Wire Control

Eew York April G-!Baiiotins 10
determine whethe: the 4n6,Db6 MEM
beers of the Commercial TeIeEra I,hers'
Union Of America and SIX affiliated
unions shall strike as protest
against POSTMASTER General Buiie-
SONS methods OF wire control was
authorized AZ q meet.n. Of the
unions executive committee here TO-
night Ballots were distributed. re
turnaioie FOR tally al the union 5
headquarters IN Chicago ADrik -.
s j konenEamp national Dresi-
aeut OF the union, IL an ADDRESS
stated tina, the contemplated strike
WIS the result; OF dissatisfaction over
Nj Rurieson's action on requests for
wage adjustments. MI Buriespn also
had refused. h. declared, 10 anido by
President Wilson's mH ndstes that The
nights OF workers 70 organize should
moi De RnrldEea.
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AMCSEMENTS
Another Banner Week at Jonnson
Opera Rouse To-Day, Marguerite
Clark ans Kathieen Clifford -
Double 8iiI-1c Reels

= delightful story n every respec-
Tree den ana d Cir" Marsrue-,t
Clark latest Paramount I,lcIui 6
winch VIII oe snUwn aI this theatre
1oaay, II lased upon Edward Ctliius
CayDenl,-r's stage SUCCESS. The Thu CT
Pears, winch WAS produced a. the
Empire theatre New York. n Oc-
loi,s,, 81,
J: is direc-eu by Marshal Nelian
ana that should bs enough. Kathleen
Clifford Y IL be seen on he same pro
gram n ms Paratta play angel
Child This makes a olll Of 10 ~eels
ana . corf.er AS 1 specis. Is
-als,5s.'4t,i es" with William Farnum
and Charles F.av Il The Sheriff :,
son" 5 ih@ Wednesday, and Thursuay
nlu. 1oYnt class. sure. % Tins pro
gram, Same price alwaya. - cents.
Adv
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Gardner Boys Returning With 26th
The following Gardiner luds, mem
beers Ut the 10th Division, arrived IN
bnSton Ss1uruay: Headquarters -03d
intan1;-y-, Norman z. Fleming. Walter
= Roberts FarminEdaie> Charles Z
Hayes Lewis r.. Hill. George Alhte.
Arthur E Douglass iRandolphi Ma
CHINE Gun Co. 1U3rd Infanr,v, Nil
LARD I. Patterson. COMPANY c. lD3rd
lnfanr-!-. Elmer Il Houdlerte. Franh
", Hunt. Wilson A. Rsber-s. john
McDonuuEh. James 4. Desmond. IL
liam r. Fosfar, Ljewellyn Z. ClouCfl
FRANCIS HInkley. Corp. Charles Blood
good (South Gardiner Fed A.
Dill, Supply Co. 1880 Infanrry. VII
iiaIl s Sherman (Ranuolph1. David
Il McCurdy George W Emerson.
Morris II. Brisk. Company a. 1U%rd
lntaur-y, Raymond AchoIn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07
ARREST TWO FOR
SEVERAL BREAKS
IN MAINE TOWNS

Ean-o.-. Ne. -Apr.l 6-Ear:-, Pa
ron1 i LEWISTON. r.cen-l~ 1 r~,aone,
y Bangor Jail and John Crair y
Law ~nnca Mass, wee a,-esaed ne"a
SATURDAY NIGH N cha-re Of break
mr. and e,Jer!ng stores N pittsfiei2
Llncoln ana .lewI,or-, ana -ht post
office II Newport Tie pulicac aaF
no'h confessed, The prisoners uer=
turned owe, 70 = depu1- sheriff Of
1omef-s. cnunIv who took tnsn %
~l.ovhegan ana / y understood ma,
hey aye 20 10 surrendered dto fhs
-eae~ll al:l np,'Iiies.
The pfeah Il Lincoln -ook placn
wo weeks ago, -iiar u PIT SHIELD N
Ma3c:i u. On Friday nigh: tht drug
sore N 2sr-ovs * HaA-~ova and The
voslof.ile Il Newpn~t were entered
81 ne post thp burglars -ouA
STD II cash.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07
TROOPS NOT YET
DESIGNATED FOR
RETURN HOME

Washington. April 6-0mcial charts
covering The hC-newgru movement o.
he American eX:peliitionar- -orces SHOW
Thai - Intant:v AND = a--illeEy ,eSi-
-uerts AND SIX machine gun natta.ions
Ill additional % -he seve, regular d.
v!sion comprising the army Of occupa-
lion have npt sc. been designated To-
return by Gen. pe-siIlnc.
War deparcIne,l officials lndica Led o
az tili-i most OF these UNITS were he
!ne retained onir temporarily ano heir
release night b, expected az thf or
.arlzatlon he militia force winch
original represented ms Tinted Sites
III France and German
Division combat units winch have not
e. teen released specifically ~ Genera
Pershi,lc follow
S1h DIVISION: a-h regiment 1I.tan1rZ
I'd DIVISION, 9Th Ar-!llerr- Brigade
18Th. -20n ana LIZ Arc.,le-- Reg.
rlc.lts.
S6ih Division. Fiea doua".e-s, -st ant
I'd Tnfart-v- SrlEades Itisr. Ia 1iSt
anu l44th 2es.ments lntaut-y: 20 and
I'D Machine Gun Ez1-alions
SIS, DIVISION. t9cadausrtnr flst ar
7G2o Irfaut-- Brigade. a2ls- I'd, &c
and 3cc:th -nflrt-7 156ih A--ile-s- BY.
-ade GlS-h and 31-tn Arcille-v Ee=i-
vents 9Th and %iSrh Machine Gun
Gat-alions
SO .J-|-.siur. -5ath A~-j,ler- Brigade
NO. I'd and 18th A:-:l,n-v E"=.n",7's
NH Division .,,1a ana '-iah 7nfanrrr
a~IEades; "ia-i 35h H. "5lsr ana I'D n
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Seat Sale Tonight

The Gardiner sea; sale and Season
ticket coupon exchange 1or the re-
mining two ATTRACTIONS If this sea
SOC S Augusta Entertainment, Cours.
opens thls evening al seven O'CLOCK
al Shorey's PharmAcy. The larses,
Of Years Is anticipated rom the FAC,
that both entertainments are espec-
ially hlgn grade. the closing numhe,
OF the COURSE. Marie Sunueiius, -hs
renowned Metropolitan Opera Co
star. being The greatest muslcal al
traction The present generation NJ,
ever had opportunity Of enjoying 4
Central MaIne-Ady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07
Get
Your Digestion
in Shape

Many ailments are caused
BY stomach weakness.
Faulty digestion leads to
blliousncss, sick headache,
dizziness, sallow skin and
-7upti0ns. Maintain 4
healthy condition Of the
stomach and you viii get
nd Of the chief cause Of your
sudeangs. Do not neglect
the laws Of heath. Keep
stomach, liver and bowels
In order by timely use OF
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07
FOUR AMERICAN
FIIERS ARE KILLED

Treses. APRIL by the ASSOC
a;ed Press l--LIeui. Rode-lcf< Cole
observer, Of NesbI1 Mass Dravton
Nichols, pilot. Worcester Mass.
Charles Tolk, piiet. New York CITY,
and private John Sste-no. New -orh
City. American ayiaturs were killed
Wednesday IN an accider; near
-.eves.
AT uirplane squadron whE Aring hf
an altitude of ,,6a6 feet when two
planes CRASHED roseThe. In falling
they struck third plane. causing 4
forced landing and iniurtng Ike pilot
ano observer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07
LAUNCH SUBMARINE
AT QUINCY YARDS

Quincr, Mass. April 1.-The R-e.
d submarine bull; for the Electric
Boat COMPANY al the Fore River
Shlprards Of the bethlehem Ship
building Corporation was launched
today Mrs. Florence NJ. Bass wife
of Commander Ivan E. Bass, enEi-
ueer:ns officer 1T the Boston Nav
Yard. VIE sppnsor. The Rs is a
vessel Of abou; 666 tons anu Is de-
signed Tor a cruising radius Of 1000
miles. with a surface speed 81 J6
lanefs and a submerged Speed OF Ia
s. A. Gardner. local manager Of
the Electric Boa; COMPANY ar
nounccd thGf the R-h and the R-S
PASSED their 2nt foot depth tests OF
Boston Light yesterday and ttlzt the
Rs had passed the 20 foo: test ano
was ready 1ur her deep sea trials.
The AL, sxir 70 be the largest sub
marine IN the world, IN III provinces
Town undergoing huiIders trials
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07
AUCTION SALE
Household goods. farming tools
and stock at the farm
J. E. LavaNee.

Libby -iiI. Brunswick road. about
three miles from Gardner. Thursday,
April 10, at o'clock. This 10. con-.
sists OF I double horse cart, 2 ex.
press wagons. buggy, ! cnubis
sesfec sie'gn. Iiptrt set of stens.
sets of double work harnesses. set
OF oouoie driving harness, single
work harness. ! single driving hsr-
ness- I car-yai!. puns, 4 rubber
tired buggy. milk wagon hDoy. 2
cuit'vstors. gaBniine engine. 3 morse
power, HARROW. Gusrnsey COW, I
hay tenner. I black horse. 8 years.
weighs T2oo: gray ;,prse. Year,.
~Se,sns 200: I gray hurse. II years.
weighs 12no: bay mare z years.
weighs BOD: sow with p,pE: I
Jukstotan Wheeiharro~; ! ios Of
huusenoin furniture consisting Of ?
COOK stoves one wood psrior stowe.
iron ben. bureaus. chairs. ICE wstsr
tanks, dishea- hoes rs+ses. shoNeis.
Cross cut sew. gr'nnsfone. scythe.
LADDERS. Etep!arrers. chains and 9th
Or articles eno uuremous to rnertion.
Sale stars At I o'clock. II stormy
next fa,r day.
4. c. BRAGG, Auctionser.
tiat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07
Y. Y. SHIPBCILDNG co.
TRIPLED 1917 OUTPUT
DT RING YEAR 1915

New York. A,r-.! 1.-THE New -ork
Shlpbu.ldinr Corporation. win Yards
al Camden. \ J., c-ipied is III
oUtru; n 1918. according 70 he an
nuai ''eport Tnade PUBLIC mere .nnlE II
by President Mur7en A Nsetand
Working wholly for the navy depart
rnent ana FOR The Emergency Flee:
Corporation. The Camden Yards com
0ieteu - steamers aEE-eEat.ng mu-a
han Il. Uue ueiGwelEhi ions, seven
destroveers and one bat,leshIp rhe
Iuano.
Although S1.5n0 coo was deducted az
he year : pUr-ion " the hea1-v loss
sustained III he Idaho. built On !.
pre- wflr contraCl. tne ~epo~- showed
nest earning ot S.oiS 20.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07
Ms. E!izabeth s. sa-stpw

Enlered unto lest Sunday. Ap,.I
.. a. 4. H.. Elizabeth Steward
widow n ms lats Peleg \. Bars uw
Of his CITY.
These Few WORDS VIII car~v deep
SORROW to many hearts n GUY com
nunlty anu elsewhere. Mrs. Garstpw
had been IL for somt DAYS with d
hhay-v coiu. nut on Tuesuay pneump-
MA developed ana ne END o. the iong
beautiful lie came swiftly. She
woulo have been s. Years 81 age on
4 nr.l 8. The funeral will De al i.
Q cock Tuestiay afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

Five 94ssr N she r..a"k --amma'
sctnoI sud one Of -sfe Llncnin schoo
OF IA,grEsa gave a rnt'ste-y show q
:. s,,ciock Seturoav sf-ernoon al the
nome IF Charlotte .t9fln@or A small
udmission was charged and quite Il
number Of vounEs folks attended
Hume MADE CANDY was Oh sale. Iw"
dollars and 10 cents We're the box
office receipts. The girls are 70 give
g 20 he Red Cross itnu with The re
ma nicer they are 70 purchase Il ZEE
ORD for the grammar school. The
following took Dslr Deiphine au5
Kathleen Andrews Wiihemins Per
kins. Har~le. Nuttirs. Maf;gare:
Woodward and Charlotte Juhrs=nn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

The Halloween sea; sale and season
ticket cnupan exchange FOR the re
nainlng Cwo attractions " this sea
sons Augusta EnIeazA .nrnent Course
opsns this evening n seven o'clocb
i'll Whites Drug Store. The largest
OF wears If auticspxtss from me :ac;
-Ghsi both entertainments are espec-
ID liz high grade the CLOSING mum ne,
Of the course. Mxrie Sunueilus. The
renowned Metropolitan Opera Co.
Star neing the gpesiey- musical al
TRACTION the present generation M :
ever Ind OPPORTUNITY Of sr1or.ng N
GeptYAi Mafne-Aov.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

ing Ten Full Seess-N szimpVa N
Out Of the Fog" Coming
IN Tint Temple If Dust" ~cssut
5ayakawa .the popuili JiL,ian mo
ton plcrure star. IL DrUvIued WITH an
excellent play Tor me display Oi his
special talents, IN making inns Dlc-
fure 1pl Mutual reiease Ire iawor-n
Pictures Corporation mas turned nU,
Z pnofp drama complete N every de-
tail 1'hoio-rn ohlcaiir i Is CLEAR ano
clean-cut and he StaglHgs ara. ne
is.sr WORD n artistry and stage d.
-ec:llon.
The. Storv was written ny MISS
Frances Marion widely known write,
u PINOT opiays. il was especially pre-
pared ny hey -ur Hayahawa. Included
among hs., former successes are ''-'ht
Founding with Mary Pick orc :;
The Daughter u the Seq. with
Muriel Ostr1rD..: The Teas. 81 LIE.
with Clara hirnDall Young, and also
'sPe.ecca d SuruEnrook arm, an
o,tler Pic6forli sub,ect
Ianes yolnE VINO dirfaCted he
-,rouuc.ipn Is nne Of The best ,.nov-r
;iirac.o~s n the picture business. Ee
mas a notable caree- anG mas secured
came np1 only II America nut II
FlIrope. where ne interpreted Shake
e,,eare anu directed Eenry 2. lrE-lnE,
among some of lhe SUCCESSFUL Dnufo-
o,avs winch arr Il Ills credit arr;
..,ii1e- Twist" '-he Deep Purple,
..on --,aI" and Young America. -
4 ttI
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

Tine 5ol,y S:sters Sewing 'lup met
Friday evening with Mrs. Ahbv Peter
son. Chcstrsrt :: re The evening was
,,zssed III He~-inr and listening 10 The
following program: Music ny Miss
Hood: solo. a.rs. George Folsom; 7,snu
.Io. Miss EVELYN Peterson rehdins.
''Ne;rhhprs" Miss Helen Peterson: -ec-
ttution. Mrr Augustus Thornton. The
next meeting Of the club VIII ne Fri-
as,- .ycrius with Mrs Augustus Thorn
Inn, West Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

= meeting ot The general ceiehra-
ION committee 10Y reception 70
ths returning soldiers mas been call
ed 10Y MonuaT evening ii I'D
Q cloci, L, -ht CITY building All
members a-s requested 70 attend. II
addition q tne committee already
appointed Ing following committee o.
ls.CIes nas bean appointed. Mrs.
Charles Il Granv Mrs. Henri Ricn-
ARCS. Mrs. ). Walter Robinson. Mrs.
Cha.les 7 Su--et. Mrs F~ed Y 3ns-
TN Mrs. -Arttsu, 5trout ana Miss
Annie Y GaiieY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

The Boston Syndicate has pun
chased J. Canter.s mems clothing
ana furnishing stock which VIII ots
mt IN sale April Ii. al y A. M
sharp. The entire stock and fixtures
must be disposed Of and turned into
,.asn. Watch this paper on April y
for impurtant announcements
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

-lle Ee;nnfIisr ladies' AID WI hr'e
Is Ease sale AUD surps. ii thr
ciIlrc. res,tr- -uesaar afternoon anc
.vanInE April < The usual tninEf W.
bn m safe whiah include farc~ wort
ueefuI articles a3-uns re c~esrr ant
amy. Tor a.ae 20 u'ciurr sEUne-
wi ne se--4e me MEM W ~nrsis-
Of meat me mashed potatpes. oahbar.
sa'ed. hn1 -oLiE pickles og~.-e snd
ale -ae sale vii apar d. NOM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07
DDNI nRUN h6AI
YOUR Old Shoes
Make Them Wear Like New
As Did This Canadian
Officer

4 Canadian ar7ny officer. William
Pe,nhertuu, of the famous Princess Pat
Regiment, tod Of the extraordinary
wear gwen INN py par Of army noots
TWICE reuaued with Neliiin Safes
'SxmanthS Of trmcaMarfEE andef.
destructive cunhtioCs Wt The frst
uar uf Ne5.in Snies ont a business,
said Lieutenant Pcnh0fUa. baif util-
uary soles would hare gone to pieces
IN much less time.
DON throw away shoes that can be
repaired. Have them re-hot1uned with
tough. durable Ne5iin Soies. ANY
cohbie- OF repairman will do the work
io- vol The price is no more than
for soies that give less wear. Rem.m-
ber-Neolin aoies are c-eated by science
10 De what soles shouid be. They
arr flexible and waterproof as well As
durable They come On new shoes 0
all STYLES. They are made by The
Goodvear Tire e. Rubber Company.
Akron, Ohio. who also make Wingfooe
Hee.s-Euarauteed to outwer any
r,ffe~ heals
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-
etev.

The funeral Of the lBte Alexander
Guthrie was held Sunday afternoon
at = O'Clock from his late home on
Main avenue. I'NInIngdaIe. Rev. a.
A. Walsh WIGS the officiating clergy
man and Mrs. Walsh and dauEhIe',
Miss Grace SING. The l,earers were
John Milton, Tuyette Arnes, ". j.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

The I nIve,'slAliFf Ladies' AID viii
neAt Tuestlav afternoon n the es-
IT,. 4 large attendance is urged rs
-hi.s Is thn las. meeting heforr tns.
EasIc- sale ana dinner which y n
ne held April -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

pehearssls OF 'rBulbuI" will be heid
or Monday and Wednesday OF each
week. beginning tins evening al ~ls
I-riuerseiist restr-. The ufahAhf
cpach Will be present. The prese!t-
tatinn Of the upe-etta will take place
April "a.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

Regular mon LIily meeting o. me EAi
lpwGu F'.rcrner Association ms eve
n.nE. Suslness Of Importance IS 10 I've
discussed ant a large attendance IS ue
stree
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07
Marshall

The funeral OF the late Marshall
Doucette WIS heio Saturday morning
q. 8 o'coick from ~. Joseph church.
'Te-. p. Fl. Reardon officiating. The
hearers were Moses Tibi.erth. James
Nos4i. SearYnan ana john Peters. the
in1.,-aent was IN Saint Jusepn's ccIn-
eferv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

A large number rom Pe.l Clasor
camp ana auG.iiar- are planning -
attend -he Campfire % ne held ny
I7enrv 3. Stan,es Camn :. Of H..
Tins .Jundav everlng al :. a. 7. haH,
AuguaIA AL VINO can 40 50 SHOULD
tai.p the $50 cai as The supper is 10
t,f. served hefore, the meeting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

The Mission CIRCLE OF the CnIve,
Sd rs: Church Will meet AT : o'cle-k
his afternoon with Mrs. Chic
t1"tiTici:, tcaueynv street. The
waIcuword is knowledge
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

Regular meeting Of Peu CIason
l-llxllia-,,v wednesuav evening al G.
a 2. hall. AL members are request
I'd % nf praser; as here IS q oe an
initiation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

Italics Ea:nes returned SacuruSv ~
las home IN Boston at;er passing III"
wee.. N Inns CIT as The Euest % ms
i.;1rents. Az anu Mrs = 4 Halnes
" .nLt.rop stree.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

The ladies' social Circle % -ne Fan
is: church wi. hold an Easter sale >,
he vestrv Thu-sdav afternoon Any
10 Aprons. fancv articles. cooked fnnd
canCv, ice cream and cake will he ~
81 IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

Misses Phyllis Ind Vivian Martin
VIM nave been visiting al me nome
ot Mr. ann Mrs. NJ. Il. French aan-
-or. returned Sunday 10 their nome
on Neil street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

NJ AndeMrs. Charlie. 3. 4onns ~
ed telegram SaTurusr rom her
"oN E-Arle telling hem o. hts ARA!
Il Boston with The 36t Division rum
O. e:seag Tie IS now az camp De-ens
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

The Ladies A.d OF the First Baptist
church will meet Tuesday afternoon
with Mrs. " I. Guild. KinEEnury
street Lafties are requested 20 at
tend prepared 10 sew.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07
FROM HALLOWELL

P-Irale Franz Tos1ec, who - STA
ripnetl II Las. Norfolk acIEnts. Mas.
rassed -hn. ween END with Ars. Fostsr
L., The Falconi nome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07
LOCAL NOTICE

Al the Acme theatre today only. the
New Arr Film co, presents Dorothy
Gish IL ''Brots" Charlie Chaplin IN
The Immigrant" aTnT6t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

Miss Blanche Woodwork, vino mas
neen uassiuE the Easter recess al heT
norne n Bowdolunam. mas RETURNED 10
Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

Miss June Andrews. teacher u mt
slc In the Gardiner SCHOOLS, returned
SATURDAY from ThunasTOn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

Eureka Reoei.ah Lodge VIII 'nee'
Tuesday evening III 80 CLOCK W ofh
ana refreshments
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

Nj. ana Mrs. lanes Dewever Of
canton Rave arrived 70 spend -ne
EAsIe, recess with Mrs Danled MAu-
4 Dam. Randolph.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

Miss Louise AmanIl. vino has been
passing few DAYS with Gardiner
friends, returned Sunday 10 her home
n Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

Evergreen EncampnHnI. !. Q. O.
7 Will WORK Ihc RUvaI Purple as
EraE ms donus evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

auD-er Snowe of ves, Caroline,
'-uae,t 1T Bates College. PASSED rtf
w".1-.nc L; ms nome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-04-07

fruc, L; lewis Of Richmond Wa
,9-1.- he u1-of-tpwn visitors II
a~c.le, Saturdav