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Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
Fruit Has Disadvantages

Whoever eats fruit as u prepon-
derant article OF diet soon learns that
it has manifold disadvantages, esDec-
tally in childhood, says the Medical
Record. Because Of the exquisite fla
yor and refreshing quality OF fruit the
Child is naturally attracted TO il and
Will eat it 10 excess. The bowel dis
orders that are apt to follow its use
can, OF course. be explained in part
BY injected dart and dust. Much must
depend on the evolution o. the lruit
-whetAer extremes OF heat, cold, hu-
nudity, etc, nave intellerud with
norma. maturity. Certain kinds OF
fruit, as oranges, grapes and ripe
bananas, are SO BLAND chat they can
be eaten freely. Others are laxative,
some are astiingent, while few, Ike
the strawberry, have Tor many per-
sons some specially irritating ii not
toxic property. Fruit should be
washed well, and all fruits that can
he peeled should be.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08

AUTO TREMMING-Tops, scat covers
and carpets. NEW and REBUILT
ELECTRIC CARS for sale Batteries,
tires and repairing of cars.
ORAISBY ELECTRIC SERVICE
STATION, G20 Court st.
\. f. Butterlield. ED Ormsby.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08

Give q man good dinner and he
will remain in d good humor for at
least an hour.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08

CANDY-Adyertiae; men and women;
good pay; start candy factory at
home; small room; anywhere. We
teach and furnish everything, f.
KURN CANDY MFG. CO., 1919 Ran,
steadSt., Philadelphia, Pa.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
WEST BOUND,
SOUTHEOUND.

Southbound cars leave Ottawa sta
ton for Grand Ridge Mckinley Park
and Streator in a. m, $50. 1850, $3.50.
1850, In p. m, 1850, $3.50, goo. 11:O0.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08
FOR RENT
LOST

LOST May 6, boys sweater Jacket
on 40 west bound interurban ear
or near interurban station. Finder
please return TO this office,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08

Phone agents for full information.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-05-08

ALWAYS BUY TICKETS AND sAvn
MONEY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11
WASHINGTON

NES--Mrs Hattie jackson is Al
nome from Augusta State hospital.
wnere she has been employed many
months She is caring for her aged
mother, Mrs. Lizzie jackson.
Mrs. Ellen Day and daughter of
Sume-vilie called on Mrs. Louise
Day last Sunday and Monday
West Washington school openpn
Monday. Miss Babbige of Rucklauu
Is teacher.
William Jackson sold 10 Fred
Peasles on Monday a nice COW and a
calf
Mrs Maud Ma-sun passed Sunday
and Monday a Sticknev Corner with
her mother.
Mrs Eta Kennedy visited Mrs.
Lizzie jackson MunGay
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hussev -ts-
tied M and Mrs. Waiter Burdick
Monday
Arthur Tpham of Meiruse. Mass.
~Isited Mr. and Mrs. Walter Buruick
Sunday and Munliay
Miss Bernice Hilbert is teaching
ths Branch school.
Miss Slipper and Miss PRAY Of An
burn are visiting Mrs. Sarah wei1.,sr.
NORTH-Mr. anu Mrs Simon -urne-
were al Augusta Saturday ON business.
George GrotiRn of Providence. r. Z,
VITO h2s been visiting relatives here for
p .sw days. has returned To his work.
VIZ, and Mrs. 4. r Evans went 10
sssu La on business last SATURDAY..
-ge Lenfegt has lately purchased
d maturrycle.
IL md Mrs. Minut Lenfest. WIN
haFe lasse6 tfIree weaks AT Murray
NJ. Aanfssf Is al work az Windsorviile
MIS- Reta Sharon Of Cha-lortetpwn
= Z J.. is visiting her cousin. Mrs
-'Trie -sn1esi.
-Aio2Gnde- Spear of Thumaston was
here friday looking altar his lumber
interests II Is understood ne will sooa
&c operating 1e-e.
2 " Cunningham was al Augusta
on business last Saturday.
10y Lenfesr and family, VINO have
81, en- the Harmon farm for some
IT n-hs, have moved 10 South Liberty,
y. A Palmer has sold his mpturcy-
e 70 Liberty parties.
School, hogan herr lasr Monday with
AIRS Alice Jones OF Palermo as teacher.
Mr. and Mrs George lay Of Liberty
called on Mr. and Mrs. r ". Cunning
nam last Sunday
Alan RIPLEY OF Liber-y called on
II ends here Sunday.
Il. IL. Lenfssr made a business trip
20 Union saturday
Be-t z. Cunningham and son Frank
cf East Liberty called on relatives and
n endE here Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11
WINTHROP

Mrs. Ina f Morrill, of Boston il
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Leigh
ton.
Miss Duruftl-- Webb left Monday n
take up her duties as teacher IN tins
Sanford High schuul
MIR. and Mrs A G. Norc-uss Mrs
George Moore and Miss Helen Negu,
left Monday for their homes IN Chei-
sea, and ST. Louis. Mo-, after paas-
ing the summer at one Of the VII.
Ha-ns cottages on the shore of Lakt
aiaranacook.
HRS Bertha Allen Of Manchester
N IL. and her sister. Mrs. Olivs
Stokes Of Bnstsn, are guests Of Mir
and Mrs. {. L. Webster of Lns An.
geies, Cal. who are IN Winthrop 10,
the summer
Mrs. ]. Il. WeIlman iE making :
trip to Boston.
Miss Beile Houston left Saturday
for her home in View York. after q
stx-weeks stag al Dixie camp.
Carl Peftengiil has entered Hebron
Academy, leaving Monday for tina;
place.
Miss Eva BUutin has returned
f-Dm months stay in Canada.
Mrs. Clyde Watson of Rumfurd was
the week-end guest Of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H McTlruy
Miss josie Penney left Saturday
for Livsrmure Falls. where she viii
teach during the coming year.
j. F. Lavailee has closed OF. hif
fish market arrtt entered the empIos
of r. III. BTuneHu.
Mr. ana Mrs. PellH, Tho hsve beer
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

I'm n11irs II I'm supur4u1nn6nnt If
anhuuls - bunny t1znne dnys with TIM
1nBulng 81 wurk pnrmtts. Ths rhnn1s
IN TIN child IAbnr Law mnds ny
TIN insk Lagtaaxtusn rsudsr1 MN aud
vuid al wurk perm1ts az whatsuer d.
scrtptinn- The new lnw nzys TINT M
child IN the State af Maine SHAH be
employed for hire IN any capacity
wfile schnnls ara IN sassiun unlss
m shan hEve rsachad thu are az rs
yWrz. Tim cid Inn laf4 Il 70 fne iuf2g-
ment u the superintendent as To
wnHrnHr or mt child cuuid work
nefWesn the ages OF Ia and Is. The
new law also specifies chat TN e6u-
caIinnu c1rrtfcate shall arcumpary
0urtrmnnfzzy evidenre Of birth and
specifics that every child Ii yuzrs of
age snHu nEve At least cunulefed the
work Of the first Elk grades Of the
elementary schools.
The operation OF This uevr law v;,I
increase snmewhat the attensianre gf
rns public and paruufiial schcels. ann
make II leEs nsreEsaT-y to maintain
evening schpnls far the teaching 4,f
fundamentals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

Dnming TIM summer ~ thur uuf<nEz
n Summon Eutnt. ials Maranhcnnk
left s91nrdzg Eur thatr hume in We've
ymk.
Ni9 KRry Putnam nzs rsfurunH =
Ltf11s High srnuul. Aubnrn.
Mn. Dzxis and children Of wasf
Wiufhrup havs bsEn called % ChETy-
fzrher.
Leroy T Carlefnn. Jr.. Ieft Monday
To resume his Studies III Hshrun
Academy.
Nr. and N-a. Z. .. KimhRu have
rsrurnsd ffum q visit with Mr. and
Mira. GeDrgf KimbRn N Hartford.
Comm.
Mrs. FlDra Lard OF Wayne has hsen
the rnceut guest OF hsr cousin, Mrs
#. e. Bazrce.
Nathan Comb and Miles wsbb ~
WEST WtHthrsp while hunting nees
a shDrr time ago were fnrrnnAfe
enough 10 find a -ree which c1n-
tanned about 54 pounds of extra ffne
honey.
ME- and Mrs. Archie Bickfnrd have
rscEntty moved to Winrhrap fTHm
Belgrade
Mr. ana Mrs Perry and son Of
Bath were guests from Thursday I'M
I'll Sunday OF MIR and Mrs. z. E.
Tahey
Sunday guests at Mr. and Mrs. z. 3.
Tnbcy were Nil. ana Mrs. Cnlb-. MIR
Perry and dAughtsr, AIr. and Mrs.
Clarence Colby, all Of Brunswick. Mr..
and MrB- Freeman Of New York and
Mr.. Clifford nj SomsrwillR, he
Friends Of Silas Higgins viii be
grieved I'd learn of his serious illness
at ms hrrne IL Monmouth.
Mrs. Levi Lewis went Sunday 70
East Wilton for a short visit
Master Harrison " goldman is the
guest of his g-andtnuLher. Mrs. E.
s. Wopdman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Allspaugh at
tended quarterly meeting al North
Fairfield Saturday and were callers
Sa1nrda- afternoon AT the home 81
Mr. and Mrs. w H. lockwood II
Watarville.
Albert Stevens is filling c. /
Bailey's siio. The cnrn Is exception
allE fine this year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11
HARTLAND

The schools in Harfland win begin
Monday Sept. ID. with the following
list of teachers: Academy, PrincipsI
H 3. Crandlemire of Miilinnctset:
assistants. Freda Fish of Turner and
Laura Pratt of Troy. Grades ! and
., Doris Learhers of Exeter. Grades
3. and 5. Mildred Tibbetts Of Hart
land Grades and Z. Mary Connolly
of Harriand. Grades s and 3, Annie
Fuller of Palmyra. Fuiier's Corner,
Linda Carver of North Haven- Star
hard. Olive Wood of st. Alhans-
A number Of families have moved
about town this past weak. Mr.. and
MIRA Charles Steward have moved
from the Baptist psrsunage on Elm
street 10 thu building recently pur-
chased by them ON Commercial street
and Ivan McCrillis mas moved 70 the
house vacated by MIR. Steward
Charles Plummer has moved has
famsy TO the Robsrf Linn house re-
Gently purchased by the American
Wooden Co. Ralph WymHn has moved
from the Linn house TO one of the
rents of the American WOODEN Co. on
Main s1rsst.
Little Jimmie Fuller has gone 70
Portland for an extended Stay with
his uncle. Wilson Linn.
AIR. and Mrs. Rtlbsrf Linn have re-
Gently received word that their sen
Christopher, has arrived safely f7pyr
overseas and in now at Camp Mer-
rift. n. j.
A large number of Harfiand people
attended the centennial celebration ii
Pir.sf1eld Thursday.
mir. and Mrs. Norman Donahut
were weekend guests of Mrs. Dona-
tlue's parents. Mr.. and Mrs c. III
Lancey.
A crew OF men under the direction
of r. r. Davis Of Palmyra Ere taking
down the old mill chimney
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Randlett, Jr.
and nephew, Bay Randlett. returned
Saturday night from a two-weeki
auto trip through Maine New Hnmp.
shire, Rhode Island ana Massari1n.
setts.
Mr.. Monahnn has moved his famii,
to Millinurkef where he Inns been Tn,
gagged To tearh.---
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

e - sng g q 80 ssa1rl11a
~ l119nulmr ma 11x1nmmmfnfy U6aup
al13gHu0 - um1v t. WnD
n1Ne u nnnW, mn UNar f1zFnD 1884 I
01u0 tuG4p 0k11r ruGnnGw md d.
~ e<1nr 0nnxnR. hux AnuA xnlin6 = I
eya4 - nmly fmnpUnHy I'm.
MY fnlnd o nma4y fa1ux curnd nm
0nMpa91n1y. md n hnG nsur HufNxund
h1Ne given 81 N . uumhar WIN Wer1
farrihly a1iicfed and even hudrlddnn
VIA AnnumnfiEn. znd II affactad n
cnre m sugEy cMn1-
! wmut sSnFy suf1uE1r frnm nuy frrm
@ rhaumafic txnun1a - dry faia mr.
v1lno1 milling pUW1r. Omse md q
Int; ntMuiE NIL yuur uHxma md nd
dre1 and ! will sand Il free to trv.
Alter yuu hxEe uaad II and II has
proven itAen 70 he TINT iunE-lunked
tnr m1ans If crr1uE yunr BhBumn--
tism. you Mxv snnd thu uri1e af II.
one onilnr. hut. und48s41nd. ] DO mt
W4M yuur m1nDy u11o1u y0u are par~
fncfsy Af1af1nd 10 aeud II lint shut
1an Why auf1er INV lunyR when
pnsstsVe selief IN taW uffernd VIM treec
ION delay. Write today 1fkrk r.
.lacAEnn, Na- NJ r Eurney Bldg..
syracaEe. N T.
Ar 1acks8n in naauanzible. Above
stRtameul true
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

Rodney Shaw has bean zppniurea
m dnaesase trum PhienrurnR Lodre
I Q. 0. r. 10 arrend the Grand Lodge
session 70 be held in Portland. ocrp-
her L.
MIR. and Mrs Clarence TYLER went
I'd Sangerviile- Wednesdays, for j
viHit with friends
Mrs. Thomas N Drake. Mrs. FRANK
- Haseirine and Miss Rita Pushur
We're in Bexrsr. Wednesday. To at
tend the wedding Of Miss Foss.
MRS Maude Hurd left "Wednesday
her Fairfield where she viii visit
with friends.
Mrs. Eva Stevens who passed rne
summer with her daughter Mrs
FeArl sneAr IN Lawrence. Mass, is
IN town guest at the hnme Of her
SISTER Mrs Jane Eackert.
q N. Newcnmh of Berkeley. and
San Francisco. Cal. a nar.ve Of Wal
I'D enunty has arrived in this sec
non Tor TwD months visit. He was
me guest M MIS- Jane Hacksrr.
1nesnay leaving later for Bangor
lar WISH with friends.
DaTIa v, ManBck. one Of the su-
per1ntenuents AT the Piuneer mill.
mas returned from Newark. n. J..
where ne visited al the hume OF his
son Wilber Manock- he also visited
IN New York. wilsre he was rne guest
~ MS daughter, Mrs. Edward Deo-
in anG family.
There will ne a regular meeting nj
Waverley ReBekah Lodge ON Thurs
day evening. This will be the first
meeting since the summer vacation
ana Z rull attendance is desired.
Miss Dora Taylor went TO Portland
"Wednesday where she will visit m
me home Of her aunt, Mrs. D. ii,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11
Enruard Fr1taine

LdnuRrd Funraine passed AWAY -
Q O'Clock Wstinesdav morning Al nj
nome 90 Nn;-tfe uvenue. He WIS
30 ysaTE OF age and the .mnsEiate
SURVIVING relatives are the wife an,
nine children. FIVE SONS and fonr
usn1of's-ArnHe!me Of Canada. III
duafd. Len, Theuphile and Alberr ~
1anEnsta. ATs Lltiger Charuuagne ~
Lawrence, Mass: Mrs DtE:..e t.
H'use' E-ieI1na ana AIber-ine of AT
sasLa- FUNERAL SERVICES vii be her
IN FRIDAY morning at St. Aurusf:no's
church
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11
SOMERyILLE

VIII French has purchased new
automobile.
Charles Clark and A H Fitch of
Est vassaIhu-n were recent callers
II p A Turner's.
Fred Z. Turner and Miss Sylvia Nj
Brown have resumed their studies az
Erskine acndernv South China
Miss Lila French. Miss Minnie
French and Lewis A. Turner viii en-
ter Erskine academy this fall.
Byron 0. French has purchased an
auto Of Ernest French.
The Corner school opened Monday
Sept. s. with Miss Florence Dodge OF
China for instructress. Miss Dodge
is a graduate Of Erskine academy
class Ii.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11
WIS. Wary AaeIine Pierce az pnr.i.,,,

Mrs Mary Adeiine Pierce. widow Of
The late Francis NJ Pierce, formerly,
NJ Augusta. pnsHed away wednns-
~ forenoon al her home in Port
iann- she was s. years of age ana
me immediate surviving relatives ar.
two CONS. Arthur D. of Portland sDa
tnaries NJ ~ Argentine. Kansas
The remains viii be brought to Al
Eiista on tiar a.:a train sundav morn
ing and services will he held At II
d N from the Green street Msttp-
disf church.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

The Purinton Bros CT. sta-sea tpx.
nfHs ON Wednesday under their kiln
of brirk az the Belfast revenue ward.
The kiln LIS big one nf 80, 600 Drinks
ana about 10 days viii be required in
The work of burning IL They plan TO
burn another kiln later in the sea-
son. which kin viii contain $50 .oee
bricks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

Herbert Higgins. Liewellvn Zig
gins. and daughter Of Lynn, Mass.
wf1D have been the guests for the pas,
week Of Mrs Eidura FosE af Sew
all street. lef- for home Yesterday
They were much delighted with Au-
gusta and the opportunities for in
teresfing and short trips.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11
Patience and gentieness are ,

Patience and gentlsness are mon
easy virtues when one Ia troubled
within and buffeted without by the
days trials and demands There are
many times when the taking OF CITY
might mean less 10 the indiriouai
solfier concerned than the CONQUEST
of his own spirit and tongue. There
are tense days when carping or un-
INST wuri falls on the spirit IKE
lighted match ON finder; whereiore
we SHOULD be the mure careful TO
~.ure nm finder for ourselves, and foss
~ ifr,,sed matches at our fellows.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

as ! as Il atsss tiie sft.-..4,,ss.. 49,. ..s.
using Z few dfay1E ri "tie II eI
r. r.iluE. yDu VIII be able In reel u
e with vutir fingers. IN one complete
tEee ilEf as vnu would banana peel.
b caves the skin free and smooth as
.,eHEh yuu never had cniluE- yUu
seea no more filEsy plRstsrE sticky
nB4 'pschaeey" EAnliaEeE. knives Or
sSrTE for cUr-yF or cAlltiEeE. Gets
Is The national cU-n remover. the
f-zest on earth. used by millions. Il
fever tails. You'll work play ami
izacs a. ease in spite OF cnrns.
iets-It.' the only sure, guaranteed.
reaer- hack corn-remuver, COSTS hut a
rte ~ any drug store Mfg by E
<#rence < Co.. Chicago. III.
soid in augusta and recommended as
szs Worlds hest corn remedy by Jof1n
trayniin. Bow1ttch- " ebErer Co.. g. e.
|Etae-.-ACv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

The paper, which discussed the
nhrunumenun in rerhnicai detail,
,describsd how the Gensrnl began ex-
rurtments in 1904 with a view to
using growing trses as anfennac. his
ATTENTION having bean affracfed to
the subject by the discovery during
army uinnueuvrss ut Camp Atlas
cafisru. California. THAT teIegrAph
and teitphDne burners. inuperarfve
with ordinary grounding becanse Of
tina dry season ann uniizual character
Of the soii, bccnme operative when
cunnscfsd with TIM trunk ar ruUts Of
q tree.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

speaking Of the death nj M-s II
Fr,ire Wehi,er, r,1e ST. John sturd-
ara or Sept contained the folluw-
ing:
Parrisbur-n, n G.. Sept. g--ba
uHAth Of Mrs. H Price " ei,per ,,,-,,,-
amy the best known. wurnun in m.
Maritime Provinces. occurred her. p+
] O'Clock this morning For rnurA than
AZ years she played with the Boston
Comedy Gu. as Edwiua Grey. and
made host If friends IN ali parts of
Inc provinces and New England
states. Last fail she was Obliged IN
ieaNe the stage on account OF a Sc
we're Illness. and lasr spring, when
she had partly regained te. heath.
sile and her husband came 10 PARIS
pure and have been staying HI Brod-
erick's new hutel Her health sas-n-
ed to be improving. bur last F--jdux
she had d severe attack gf henri
trouble from which she never fuIJv
recovered.
Ter remains were removed 70 81.
'rt'e'Ees church friday. and will
ne tahen tomorrow to AUGUSTA
N1e., Ifr lntafTnenr. Mrs.. Webber was
80 Years old last Friday. She was an
esitimab5e lady and VIII be widely
mourned. while much sympathy ;s
iii Tor her baraEved husband.
Men Of well-rnarured years will re-
ne1nper with peasure the first per-
Iof1nance Of Edwina Grey in the Me-
ei;anlcs' Eiat1tlite, St John, in the
1als sIx1es. She was ti,en a Young
XIII and played IN The French Spv"
Wlth the Wilson and Clark Company.
She gave an excellent performance
Sfw brunswick audiences from time
20 Time were always glad To waicgrnn
her' and her deuth, will he greatly
regretted For III weofe,.. who
might be fury described as n ST
John bey. there viii be MUCH hear
feI sympathy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

Mr.. and Mrs. F. L Pona win leave
today for Elliott Ctr. Md. where
they are To he the guests OF Mr.
Ponds brother They are also plan
ming ON taking in the Sovereign
Grange Lodss. I O. o. F.. at Balti-
more, Nd, nexr sueek.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

st,,.r II Was stone without mark
~ and Lake said hn bsIieveti TIM
urrspn who took II was preparing fur
4 fssture decoration of ms gwn grave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

Inc tGi1e'ai 81 Mrs. Il. Price Web
Der TOOK place al $50 yesterday If
tt'fnaen and WIS largely attended at
fhe home of her sister . s6iss Nel,;.
Mo'1re, " sswaA Etrnat Rpz,,+4F,,,
we're sf''eT-n on the casket,
'N.nS toEenH from family and
friends The services Of the Episf,ipa1
'i1urch We're conducted by Rev. Vic
tor Q. Anderson. rector Of 81, MARKS
NJ which church Mrs. webber ms
eeen cnnsiste1lt and car-nesr mem
'ef 1or MIN" wears. Intern1ent was
made " if'e FIRMLY lut in lit. P,ess-
am cernet"rr- the hea-ers being VIII
Ann n Reid. Eiehard Toas. r-s,, ,,ls,.
l. Penney nnd Jns1n c. Arnold
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

The War Risk Bureau refuses 70
make public the address of Mrs
Amanda Smith, unes-Jacksun, WIN
waE married three times 10 soldiers
during the war and was three times
mnde a widow. so that now she gets
three checks from the Government
every month, each for S5T 80. or sI-a
81 d month fur the next 70 wears.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

Nsnnsersd y. 1tinssn aisd u hsr
rurtzge At Swan Lake, a Hsw rzzflsu
trum Batfzzf, ON Tuesday. She was
nnrI IN swzrrilie s6 yazrs nm, fhs
dnngnrer or William j. and EliR e.
Aaf1hews or rtnf fuwn. VIM survive
nHr- She was ef1urafsd at the Cas-
Tine Normal school and fnr several
wears pr1ur 10 ner mnrringe rnnxff
IN the pubic Brhnuls ~ Swuzsxille and
vicinity. chs was tina win uf yrnd Z.
sIinsnn. snr Of Alfred attnsun nf
Swanvflle, WIN survives har While
nuf IN robust health fur a number OF
Years, sine had besa as well as usual
until aouuf Q weak asn, since when
she rapidly failsd. Mrz. Stinsnn waa
Young woman belrusd by ali VIM
knew her, intellecrlRl. weIi mad and
ueepiy intarsEted in TIM ciEic welfare
OF the community in which she rived
unefzi services VIII be held ON
In9rsaay afternsRn IL 2 .9sclsEk-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11
MANCHESTER
LOCAL ppTlcEs

The young people of Winthrop
Center viii present the play THE
Private Tutor" at Manchester Grange
hall Thursday evening, Sept. Il III 5
T. Nd This play has been presented
IN surrounding towns with great
success: a large crowd is expected
Admission I5c ana 25G. septiHdet
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

r 6. Meicher Of Brunsw,r-. fore-
man of carpenters for the Maine Cen
trial Railroad. was in the CITY
"Wednesday en- business s.ennected
with the work of his position.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

Except for the TRANSACTION Weakness
day Of civil matters before the mt
nicipaI court there was little doing
which required the at1snriun Of that
tribunal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

- Araam Circle az TIM runney
ss.o, church win hnid in nrst
Er,-y Dus1ness ana suctni usef1u9
acafinn this Thursdny eys-
= the home az Mrz. E11ks Mutt
a. = Grove srrsst. Pfnns mn I'm
M !. u winter are to be dinrn1nsx1
m - : Is hoped that largo number
as leno- a plaaning establishment
Esr.n pruvinsd by tim xull1ssfng
-. Mrs Feriey Gay. Hrs.
-. na1non. ME-. wiHiam Turuw.
aanei Berry ana Hin. Muffing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

were an shnre and eflost. the Amsri-
can ARMY with q string OF saaraun=
using sr-esfnns as asenrae read
msnsagns frum ships M ssa ANA eAe
prinripai rafiie stations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

Mrs Dennis Donovan. WIN haa
been in Boston for short time past
as the guest Of her husband. VINO in
employed there. returned ON wednss-
day To her home on Davenport street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11
Statement of the Condition
Augusta Trust Company--Angusta

E. Marnmbe Cur ? Ggnnatt vice rrusden
L Treasure
W Il
South lite Arthur W Nn hmn We~-
Gu GRnnef Cak G ". z
SewberI j l. W. wvmnn
..
Marunb Charles II. Guy
organiz uJanuar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

Izai ies ClukeF of Portland WIRE a
i2s!less visitor al the courthouse
Esstsslay
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

ciyds Austin of Madison in the
PIES Of MS Cousins, The Misses FlDs-
~ am VERNE Sands of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

@az E zaissth Smiley has solo her
esft &, No. 8 Cedar strest to Eslie
a'n. wsIo with his family viii OCCUPY
IL nome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

a Newcumb and family I'd
onn- Va, paasefi tizrungh tbs
~ Yesterday ON their way h1xua
an extended camping rrtr
Nova Scotia nnd Tppns
Mr. Eewcunb was very en-
- sic IN his praise Of tim bsau-
=" the country he had pasns6
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-09-11

'ttd " Chair of waferviils WIS z
si''. Wednesday, al the courthouse On
ga e.x,ae &.