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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

News ~Acelved n Gardiner Of ne
death al MS home n South framing
nm. Mass. o1 n" Lewis NJ Palmer
VS. q E-eat shock % MS relatives ana
m&nv = ends n Ga-dine- and vicinity.
His den occurred Wednee da O. morning
after a few DAYS Illness, though pr,or
rugged health.
Or Palmer was born n -Itcnleid
Sept. .. $50, me son Of Eliphaiet Fal-
nler. Ee received MS education at
Litcnfeld Academy and Bates college
graduating rom the latter INSTITUTION
n 1876. beng 4 classnate OF Justice Al
her Nj. Spear of thls CITY, Ir. A. T Sal
ley Of lewiston ana George ". Wood
edItnr of the lewiston Sun,
Alter graduate for a period Of three
wears ne taught schonl IT Eunk,nEtor
Mass. and then entered Harvard Med-
lcai school, g-aiuarl ing n 1SsI The
neIt spr;nE ne went 10 F-arlnEaa1
Mass. where he married Miss Nellie
l'routT Of Newpnrt. VI. daughter VI
eX-Gov- P-outy. Ee occu0ied A o-ornI-
nent place n ms chosen nrofe fesslon ann
had served as a nernne- of The Mass
aChusetts noa~d nj rnedica. examiners
sInte 100 and as a 1-uetee n ne Mass
achusefts Training scnool -ur 10 wears.
re was treasurer ot me Madlco Legal
Ald Society ana an officers IN II. Mass
achusttts Medical Sociery
Dr Palmer for many Years se-vad IS
a trustee Of Bates college ana md "a
Gently been IN lewiston IN con .e-snce
VIII the oLner t~Ust tees regarding n
successor 70 The iate President rhas.
he was an e%-nresIdert o1 me F-arn-
lnghan Board Of Trade anG ac.1va
along The lines OF civic improvements
t7e was rne.rlne- Of me Masonic <-,-
teraItT and Of The ConE-e- a.!or,..
cHLrch and deeply Interested n ne
F'-1InlnEhEm hospital
Beside d widow ne leaves -wo iaur,.
te's Mis- Gertrude Palmer. a reache-
IN Boston nigh school. and MISS 2u-h
'l-rne- VINO served as MS private sec-e-
AIRY. he leaVes many relatives IN Gar
d'ner and vicinity. Funeral SERVICES
VIII he held Friday afternoon a. )
o clock e-orl ne ConSrega cion;. church
F~am.ng,am.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
CHARGES FEDERAL HELP
WORK OUTSIDE on
GOVERNMENT TINE

Washington. June a.-Resolutiuns
by Representative Bianton. Demo-
'crat. Of Texas, calling on government
departments and agencies 10 report
wages earned by government en-
pioyes n addition 70 their salary pa.d
by the government were adopted TO
Gay BY The House after long debate
The information. Mr. Benton saia
would ne useful n the conremp plated
,'eciassllcRtlon Of government sal
a.Ies.
Tie author Of the resolutions
charged tha. many government ern-
pioNes did outside work on govarzs-
Inen1 time and that several members
q a family were n me employ. Rep
reserIaLlve Stevenson. Democrat,
South Carolina. developed by ques-
mons that TWO sons Of Mr.. Bianton
had been On the government payroll
since ne entered Congress
M Blanton explained that having
several Office employees ne spent more
for Office help than the amount
drawn n the name Of one son and
that me other son was a congress
sional page N the last Congress be-
cause no one IN his district would
suggest another appolntee for the
place.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
FROM HALLOWELL

gave some brief sketches Of Deacon
ezs work and laid before the con-
ventaon the many plans for the
work Of the whole conference.
A splendid address was given bv
Ms. ChitIsnden on Things We
Ought 10 Know
Mrs Baum gave a very interesting
talk on "Wha. Officer Can Do the
Biggest Amount of Work for Her
Society"
The committee brought n their
reports and the following officers
were elected for the ensuir. year
President Mrs H c. NcGlaufiin
Fe-l;n. n H: vice president. Ms
A ". Potfle. Wate-ville. correspond
ing secretary, Mrs. H : Truman
Bethel. recording secre1arv. Mrs. I.
G. Perry. Eallowell: tea 7urer. Ms.
Harry Small. Runford, secretary of
literature Mrs. EaIph Lowe Rum
ford secretary Of mite boxes. Mrs.
Jennie Nur.ins. SkowheEan: secrA-
1a-y If stewardship. Mrs. Alice A.
en-. Aagusta: secretary of evangel-
,srn. Mrs. =, Z Hoit. secretary Of
oequests, Mrs Chlttenden. Auburn
secretary y Young peoples work.
Mss Ethel Dcxee Of Ber',- \. r.
secretary 0f children v-ork Mss
Lila Ken 'sf0r. Sout, Paris
A SnlendiG paper was sent n nv
Miss Dcxee, IN her r-,p 70 me North
he'd conference lost vear and MIS-
resd ov Ms Chirtenden.
Altar re -en ding Of the ~eeoje-1crs
rrayer was offered and the convea-
non stood adjourned
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
Senator Says New
Legislation VIII
Ban All Alcohol

Washington. June 5.-Delegates at
tending me annunl convention of
The Anu! Saloon League Of America
We're promised Looay by Senator
Sheppard Of Texas thai sale of bev-
cohol would be prohibited by laws
now being framed for enforcement
Of nationwide prnn4biuon.
We are moi 80 Der cent Amerl-
CANS" ne sad Ee urged NOT only
salooriess AInerlca, but q salooniess
world"
Ben Il. Spence. Canadian temper
arce worker. also urged Il Worldwide
prohibition tgh-, declaring that ny
extending me campaign the victories
won IL nome could best De held Pro-
phesylnc that The temperance move
nent was cue for reaction. ne
warned the convention that some
Of ne oost tremendous battles" We're
ahead
The temperance people today. ne
SAID. needed rnore humility of spirI,
man they were accustomed 10 show
peace Ia bic. said Mr. Spence We
mast not ler IN vine or beer The
bear cry Is a brewers pronositlon
and Ire campaign for a little more
KICK Is Cor the purpose of making
more money by selling more beer "
The speaker brought shouts Of ap-
prevail from the deiega -es when ne
declared he was NOT "a suhJec. of
President Wilson. bu, a cree born
citizen Of Canada"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
MOTHERS DAY AT
NEW MILLS SCHOOL

Mothers Day was observed Thurs
day afternoon a. the New Mills
school and a considerable number Of
mothers ana friends Of the children
We're n attendance 10 enjoy the ex
ceIienT program furnished. The fol-
lowing program was given
Flag salute and singing Of National
Anthem. school, Indian game, school;
muslca! exercise, Grade II ana III
recitation. Evelyn Morse song, sub
PRIMARY and Grade !; ca4listhenIcs.
BOYS Of -he school; singing, Grade
N, Little Red Riding Hood, Sub
PRIMARY and Grade ! song. Grade u
and II recitation. Fuller Morgan
Humorasque. Grade IN Cickerv
Dock. Sub primary and Grade J.
singing, Grades IL anc ". Your
Flag and Ny Flag" Grade II and II,
Home Again. school.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
OFFERS $4,000
TO FLY PACIFIC,
Z. S. TO AUSTRALIA

Venice, Cal. June 5.-An offer of
Sa.0Da as prize money for aviatnrs
who VIII attempt q fight from this
city to AUst-anH was made todav
by Thomas Il, Idce motion picture
producer.
tralian soil. SSa, 900 will be pald. TO
the first aviator attempting the flight
who although failing TO reach Aus
Lralia. reaches the Hawaiian Is
lands. S1n,D0b viii be paid. IN the
event none of those attempting the
fight reaches the Hawaiian Islands
$1,000 Will ne paid 10 the one making
ne best showing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
Net Income \. Y. Central
Several Millions Short

New York. June 5.-Net income
from operation Of the New York
Central Ra.lroad n 1918 fell several
rni.li0n dollars snor- Of the amount
guaranteed ne road under the fed
eral control agreement, according 20
he annual report ISSUED TO The
STOCK holders today.
Compensa Llon allowed the COM
pacy ny the federal railroad Admin
istyatlon for the use and control Of
the property anG It's leased lines was
500 So, $50 for he - months ended
Der s. whereas the net income
amounted 20 So 80 4G7. Railway op-
era ting revenue Of the companies II
ialS agrrera ed s269. 20, 95s. a new
nigh record. and an increase II $5:.-
U03 i"9 Ove- the previous year
Operating expenses amounted 70
So So. S+S, an increase Of So. .sss.-
oa4
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
WAR RISK BUREAU
Is LOSING TRACK OF
SOLDIERS DEPENDENTS

Washington. June 5.-Dependents "
ren IN the military service who have
moved without notifying The war risk
bureau OF their new addresses have
caused me return Of 2s.aeo insurance
certificates A total OF IS7 74c checks
have been returned. including I.aO
drawn 20 dependents n other coun-
tries, which are Unclaimed. AS fast As
possible the bureau is locating he per
sons 20 whom they belong. being as
sisted by The RED Cross anG ioca! aEan-
les throughout the country. A trend
from the country 70 The c .!es has been
noticed n tne cnange Of addresses sent
10 the bureau. New York leads the
country for cent-al.ZA>lon. but all cities
especially those near cantonments have
received ii large number oi soldiers who
torTne1.y lived N the country.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
ANNUAL MEETING.
AUGUSTA DISTRICT.
HOME MISSIONARY ASSO.

ne annual meeting the Augusta
District, Noman's Home Missionary
Society, was held n the Methods.
Episcopal church vadnescay, June 4.
Because Of Illness. the district
president. Mrs. H. G. McGlauhin Of
Berlin. y. H. was unable 10 ne pres
en- Mrs. Frank Hall 0f Bath. the
conference president presided.
The devononal service was cor
Quoted by the pastor, Rev C. O.
Per--v, The convention opened by
Singing America"
Mrs. Hall d this line expia me- ,
he absence Of Mrs McGlauAin ana
expressed Tor her the sympathy and
love of tle convention. She also
spoke e touching manner If Mel
vile Z. Cox. The frs. r!ssiona-v 70
A+iIca. VINO vas 4 Ea.ioUell oov ard
member II ne Methodist Eplsco-
pa. cHurcn ~ ms clrv Mention
was also made Of Two other MISSION
2rles rom ms church. VINO are = W
II ne field. Miss Louise Perry. su-
pe--,llterdent of ne Deaconess work
of ne Name Conference. also Don
aid Perrr- VINO IS now n Turkey n
reconstruction work.
TIE address # welcome was pv
Mrs, " II. Parry If HailowelI. AMI
me response bv Ms. W H Tarney.
a .1lcuon was passed by the CONVEX
clor ina: a telegram Of sympathy be
sent 10 Mrs. McGiaufin.
TIE following committees were a?-
Mrs. ChIIrenden. Auburn. Mrs Ley
ton. Augusta. Mrs, Nutting. Skowne-
san. Resolutions Mrs Nlchols.
SkowneEan. and Mrs, Hill. Card iae-.
Rag!sL-a non. Ms. Wood. Bethel.
Courtesy. Miss BeaIs. a agusta
MS. Ch!ttenden. acting as cor
responding secretary. called the roll.
lies We're brought IN by delegates
Waterv;Ile Fairfield, Lewiston Park
street, Auburn. Augusta. Bethel.
FarTclagton. Gardiner E1aliowen,
SkCw hegon. Elchmono and many
written reports we're Sent from the
Societies. The Queen Esther Circle
Of Berlin. \. H. gave a splendid re-
por. showing ina, the girls were very
much alive.
A motion was passed Ltlat Mrs.
Ch:ttenden and Mrs. Davenport, ', hu
are Conference officers. be ma =
mem bers of the Dlstrlct Convention.
Mrs. Baum Of Eath. MISS Beals Of
Augusta and Mrs. =. ., Bristol oe
Augusta were introduced 20 the con-
venttun a. this lime. Each in rurl
made pleasing remarks. Miss Louise
Perry was presented at this time as
The new superintendent! Of the Den
coness Home N Portland
After singing a hmm several short
prayers were offered and the con-
venrion adjourned for dinner.
Dinner was served by the Ladies
Aid IF the entertaining church.
The Afternoon session opened
promptly az . 0 clock. Mrs. F Il. Hall
conducted the devotional service A
motion was passed that a delegate
he sent from this dist-ict to the
Mortified conference Miss Elsie
Perry of HaIlowell was chosen as
delegate
Mrs. Davenport gave a very en-
rouraging report of the treasury de-
7artment
Miss Louise Perry az this time
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
Wilson Cons-atulates kina

Paris. June The following mes
sage was sent today by President
Wilson 10 King George
May ! extend % Your Majesty my
warm congratulations on your birth
day and express the hope not only
that you may see many more birth
days. hut that each one may reveal
world growing steadier and more
resoiute in the pursuit: Of Justice and
NJ the true prosperity which proceeds
from Justice, and the great empire
over which ynu preside may always
continue 70 play grent par in the
process Mrs. Wilson 1olos me in
warmest personal regards"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
BEGIN DEFENSE IN
HANSEN MURDER TRIAL

New York June 5-Captaln Adolrh
Peoersen Of the barkeurlne Puako
anc his son Adoiph. who ara CHARGED
Win the murder on he high seas of
Axei fiansen. a seaman. began their
defense today after Judge Eough had
announced he would SCI ASIDE a YER
dict of murder n The drst degree Il
one We're returned by me ;urv on The
ground that the prosecution had
failed 10 show premeoltatlon.
Dudley Field Malone. counsel for
me defendants. declared n his open
-nE address 70 the jury that i would
be shown that members Of Puaku's s
crew hac conspl-ed 70 Kill the cap
tain and MS two sons. Ee declared
that Hansen was the leader Of the
mut.ny. that he was an : " ". ac.-
rator and that during the entire voy-
age ne had preached his doctrines 20
the crew.
We VII prove" Malone said "-na+
from one 70 seven mer1pe Of the
crew were n irons all during the
voyage. and that OF the coast Of A.
rlca Captain Petersen siEnalled the
steamer Ma-daiene 70 have author
ties in Cape Town ready To a-res,
his crew"
Eansen Jumped overheard Of his
own voiit,on. Malone said. anc when
Captain Federsen was called on deck
ne gave orders to rescue the seaman,
buf this proved impossible because a
squaI came UP suddenly and il was
necessary for the captain TO take the
snip back on Its course.
Adoiph G, Peterson. lS wears old.
indicted Jolatly with ms father, was
the first witness called.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

every movie tan-it's The Woman
Thou Gapest Ne" This big film
spectacle has set the whole world
taking and the same vii be seen
al this theatre with no advance n
T1ces. Mack Senner1 viii produce
Uncle Toms Cabin. WITH Ta-ia-
uons." The reason for this is the
SUCCESS Of Last Lynne" Roner.
warwick viii soon De seen N big
special. Secret Service Bigger
and better shows are booked for the
summer months than any season
since the opening Of this house TO
pictures.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

New York. June 5.-Merrer of eight
independent packing houses irto one
organization capitalized al s165. onn =
ooa TO operate in the United States.
Canada and later in foreign coun-
tries, was completed here tonight. hv
James Imbrie. active head Of the In
vestment firm of Imbrie and Com
pany.
Mr. Imbrie stated that T. S. Haw-
kinson, vice-president of Wilson and
Company. Undersigned his connection
with the company 10 become presi-
dent Of the new corporation
The identity Of the packing houses
involved was ucr disclosed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Berlin June 5.-(By Associated
Pressl.-Reports from Vienna de-
clare thai a so,ve- government has
been proclaimed in Slovenia and thar,
one-third uf Slovania is now in tho
hands Of the MaCyars. TheCzechs,
who are advancing toward Pressburs,
are reported &C ne gaining steadily,
while the Siovenians are surrender
NE In large numberL
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
Hamilton Goodwin

hamilton Goodwin. aged So years,
dled Thursday afternoon at his home
IN south Plrtst0n. He had no lrnrne
d!a-e relatives n this section Fu-
neral services Will be held Sa-,~3a,,
a4ttrnoon al : o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

silver lea FOR the new HiEh
scaool WILL be gwen ny the Wecnes-
day Reading Club al cAe home ol
Mrs. {. II. Gray, corner Wa ST
ingtun and Brunswick avenues. NO, =
day afternoon. from . .. Every
BODY weic0rne
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
ADJUSTMENTS
The STRAND

Louis Bennison IN TriIiins Western
"Santy Of U-Har- u" Next to the
Last Chapter Pear White m
Lightning Raider" Sunshine
Comedy and Patne News at The
Strand Today and Tomorrow
kisty Gorden in "Adeiia" Monday
and Tuesday
Louis BennlSOn rerelS N rr1ck1nS
outlaws throughout his newest SetZ-
wood picture. Sandy Burke of the
J-Bar-C,'' distributed by Goldwy-l.
which comes to the Strand Theatre
beginning today and tnmorruW
Beuu1son as Sandy Burke. rowing
advenrurer, is introduced IN the SiI-
yer dollar saloon, a RENDEZVOUS for
ranchers IN d Western cattle country.
Just after Joe Morgan is shot 10
death by Jim Diggs. cattle thief and
aIl-round had ma2. SUSPICIOUS
the stranger. Diggs also fires a.
Sandy. VINO drops 20 the floor as +
wounded. A moment later. however,
ne Turns quickly and the habitues OF
the saloon enjoyed the spectacle of
Digss staring into the muzzles Of TWO
guns.
WI Fang was only slightly wound
ed by Lighrning's shot SO that he
was able TO escape before Tom could
overcome the detective and capture
him. Lightning having secured the
pfiaI Of germs in the bouquet leaves
with Tom for her home TO have her
wound dressed. Meanwhile the de-
@ac%;1,o u-bo t,ad <pilowa3 Lightning
reports To the district attorney and
the two who plan to lay hands on
Lightning through WI Fang.-AGv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
NOTICE
HaIIcweIl Loan & Building Associa
tion

tion
Notice is hershv given that the annual
meeting Of the Shareholders IF the Hal
lowell Loan and Building Assoc, alton
will ne held AT the City Council rooms
IN Monday. June 9th. A 2 1919. At
eight o clock ? II The following husi-
ness will come before the meeting.
7 To hear the report OF the Board OF
Directors and take such action thereon
as NAV be deemed necessRrv
II To elect three GS> Directors for
t.irne wears.
sc-ibeti by the Bylaws.
". To transact such other business
as may legally come before the meeting
c. H SHEPHERD,
Secretary,
Hallowsil. Maine. May 9th. 1913
1uoe61at
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Mrs. Jonn Z. Barney mas returned
70 her nome II Gardiner. after har-
-nE been called mere 70 attend the
tucerai + Ra!ph Gray She mas
been -.1e guesr If ner sister Mrs
Charles A GRAY N Ward F5ve-Old
Town letter. Commercial!
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

a few of ne faithful gathered
ne MeIhodis' vestrv THURSDAY 70
listen % an address, by Mss Ella
beth P Gordon The service WIS
c-nduc,ed BY the v {. T L ~
consisted nj ne following program.
Music PRAYER, Scripture reading,
son by Miss McOonalo address. 0.ea
for offering, SOLO by Miss Florence
E.u oeneGicuon.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Capt Freeman ? Clason, recently ar
rived IN this country from France. IS
passinE a few GAYS .urlOugn IN mis- CITY
win his Parents Hon. and Mrs . z
Clason, after when ne goes 70 Carp
DIX
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

MILO Eradstreet Of Gardiner who was
a arrested Wednesday, algnr IN this c,rv
apnea-ed Thu-sday morning before
Judge Simmons IN ne runlclpal r,u--
and was found guilty On the charge ~
lniox'cauon. fine Of s. and costs.
amounting TO S5.Gs, was imposed hv the
cou--, hur the offender was allowed 10
20 upon payment of the costs alone.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

The Womans VI lsslun Circle Of the
First Baptist church VIII meet FRI
day afternoon with Mrs. Il. a.
Storey, % Cenr-al s-raet Ladies are
requested 70 attend prepared 70 sew
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06
Merriii- Smith

Married. Wednesday, June 4. a; the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. He-her.
;. Dow. Elmer z. Merrill Of Man
chester and Gladys z. Smith of wes,
Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

The tunera. Of the late Mrs Merry
Eoha:- was held THURSDAY afternoon
q; o'clock rom MS late nome on the
ticiaung. Ee- four sons acted as
hearers and me tnre~rnent was N me
family lot IN Maple Grove cemetery
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

: 1r.:ttn and Il. a. Granau.
1a''e aAar passing the past
: lavz = 1a-c.ner, have returned
s*.stor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Supt Ross announces that should
Fraday prove likely 70 be warm. the
schools Of the city Will commence at
A. NJ. and close for the day a. noun.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Mrs II. IL. DoiRn Of Leom;nster,
Mass. IS d guest At the summer
home Of Nj. and Mrs. :. r. Elake.
LirchdelG
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

+ ar M-e George Mcintosh of
gs5ve Harn guests Thursday OF
f..1a, -~,nrGs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

There VIII De regular concIave Of
Maine Commandery No. * T, this
Friday evening. with work u The Red
Cross and Malta degrees.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

The public schools Of Gardiner and
Far-n-ngdale viii bold an exhibition
Of drawing aaG industrial arts. Fri
Gay. june 6ta, a che pa-is!s house Of
Chrls- cnurcn from 20 J. X All
are cordially lnriLed - ca-i and III
spect the work done in the special
departments during the past wear
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

John Rellis and John Hickey, wig
came Up for the celebration. nave re-
turned 70 Bath, where they are en-
pluyad
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Gardiner Cormande-y. No. g51 Z.
O. .. c, VIII hold its regular meet
inE AZ the usual hour FRIDAY evening,
in WooG-aan's hall.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Mss Clara Lord mas returned rom a
wo weeks visit with her sister, MRS
julia Johnson Cambridge Mas She
was also & guest q. the home n Judge
and Mrs. George " Wentworth of
South Weymouth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

burdert Colhu-n Of Boston is visit
ing Gardiner friends for a few days.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Z L Skillings of Litchaeld was a
business visitor in Gardiner. Thurs
day.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Z aIu us Thomas F Dunn Of
.-1L -eH aassing several days
d2rGll-~ e~lenCs, previous to
r2s .. r.sIt with friends n
Is.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Mr. and Mrs. Marshall CULVER o.
Wa'ervlIle are visiting a; he nome Of
NJ and Mrs. " i. hlsore. Itch
field -oad
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

The A Sophor1ores Defeated the +
Sopnnrnores Thursday afternoon az
Quinbv field by score of : IN
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

REGULAR meeting Of ne knights Of
King Arthur d, 80 tnis FRIDAY evening
a me Crlversaiist vest- Eaca mem
3e- VII bring basket lunch
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Harold Msader mas been choeen as
class marshal Of the Eanowei high
graduating class
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

The schools Of the CITY closed
Thursday afternoon. on account Of
the extreme heat
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Ray Buker of Litchfield was can
ing Thursday on friends IN this c,-v
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Thomas Worste- has received his hon
nranle discharge from ne United
States navy ana returned home Thurs
dav
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

MI Louise Perry, VIM has been Wis
ting her parents. M-. and Mrs w Il
Perry for few DAYS, left Thursday Tor
Richmond.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Mrs. Gertrude ". Saltmarsh and
daughter Of Orange, Mass. are visit
ing in Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Regular meeting al 30 clock this
evening Of Crescent Lodge. No g. A
9 L. ". 4 ,a-ge attendance is de-
sired
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Clifford James Of Freedom was a
visitor Thursday in Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Mrs. Flora Flies returned Thursday
= he- home n Fairfield after being the
guesi Of her COUSIN, Mrs F T. Good
WIN.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

The Tniversalisi SUNDAY School
League will meet this evening with MS
Webster Ge,chel
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

, Relliav If Boston is passing
: Gavs VIII Gardiner friends
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Deputy Sheriff a. C. Rohins,n
vas business visitor n Lewiston.
Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Jonn Surns Of Wh;teheiG was
among the out-of-town visitors.
THURSDAY. IN Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

J. s. Alhee of Whiteheld was among
the out-of-town callers in Gardiner
Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

MISS ANNE 3 Weston nj Massachu-
setts is VISITING relatives in Gardiner
and vicinity
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Earle Hobbs went Thursday 70 Skou-
hesan 10 play n ne band during me
&c etra non held mere for he returned
SOLD e-s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

s aoscaa Wood of Richmond Is
= -hla-.ves N Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

". Z Coomhs of Portland was among
this cItys business arrivals Thursday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

g C. ..ou1led=e of Bangor is
= trends n Randolph.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

Mrs. Z. -. Nichols of SkowneGan wAs
the guest of trends N this city wednes-
dRy.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-06-06

George Warner will leave today for
Portland On a business trip