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The Washington herald., 1919-02-21
Nevada May Get Battle.

Carson City, New, Feb. 20.-The
State senate today passed a twen-
ty-five-round-boxing bill whicI
had previously passed the house
1t is not known whether the gov
ernor will sign it.
Carson City. New, Feb. 90
Sporting men here tonight are
confident that Governor Emmet d.
Boyle will sign the boxing bill
which will legalize twenty-five
rounds in this State. Should the
governor sign this bill 1t is a sure
fact that Nevada will obtain the
world heavyweight fight scheduled
for July between Willard and
Dempsey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
AUGUSTA ONLY SLIGHTLY
affected By TRAIN CUTS

Due To the Goa shortage. the
Maine Central Railroad ca. has an
nOunced q sweeping curtailrnent OF
IT'S passenger train service to take
effect next Wednesday. Seventeen
passenger trains viii be cancelled
under this order. al but one Of them
being short trains. gr trains On
branch roads
Train No. =. leaving Augusta al
I25D ?. Nj going east and train No.
1b. leaving this city q. 2.-6 r N.
going west are the only trains ID be
aunulled winch viii affect the Ali
gus1a scneGaie.
On Wednesday. Dec. 10, the Maine
Central announces the curIaIiInent
u the following trains:
Train g. from Portland al 10.o5 A
M. FOR Bangor.
Train 20. from Bangor AZ 16.05 A.
IL. FIR Wasgrville-
Train 81. from Portland a. I2.5o
NOM, for Brunswick.
Train %, from waterviIle al SIS
P N. for Bangor
Train OF, frum Bath 81 GAO ?. NJ.
pr RuckianG.
Train 60 from Rpckiand d. ass P.
M, for Portland
Train 5. from WaterviIle az 10.35
a NJ. for Skpwhegan
Train 16 from SkDwhegan at 11.45
A III. for WatsrviIle and Portland
via. Augusta
Train al. f-um Brunswick al $50
A. NJ. for Lewiston Lower
Train 145. from Brunswick at EOS
P. NJ, for Lewiston Lower
Train 142. from Lewiston Lower
al 12.4o moon for Brunswick.
Train Lac. from Lewiston Lower
al sos P. NJ. for Brunswick
Train Sc, frum Bath III 4.20 P NJ.
for Brunswick.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
~Olivette' Tonight
At City Hall

The splendid audience which viii
greet the Davies Light Opera Com
pany tonight HI CITY nall will enjoy
splendid performance Of the ia
NOUS OLD comic opera "OErHr-s"
which IN the past mas delighted mil
lions.
LARRY Davies vino heads the COM
pauy Is one Of the weIl-knpwu land
marks II light opera II America
Being a Welshman, II goes without
saying he can sing. lie has appeared
with the leading operate Organizer
tiDus Of America including lam
ms-stein's Grand Opera Company Of
New York. Henry ". Savage's Grand
Opera Company and the Abprn Opera
Company. Il Is doubtful Il any tenor
has SO interesting and SO lengthy a
recurc Of appearances befnre the pub
lie as mas Mr.. Davies AT that. Mr.
Davies is still Young man. with a
voice Of robust character and q hu-
NOR that is spontaneous.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
DIDN'T KNOW WAT
II MEANT TO e
FREE From PAIN
fisaith 1ntil She Trisa Hr. viii
fiams' Fink Fills

II mere pegple knew how mHur
blgud great deal CT suffering wgnid
be avHiaeH- Men ana women affen
suffer fsr years rum stBmach trsu-
BILE. headaEhe, backAche or nervous
complaints, like neurast heHia and
neuralgia, without suspeEting thEt
aHenia sr blsBdlHssness is the eHuse.
The BiBsd goes hB practically ev-
cry part of the bsar CARRYING axy-
gen and nBfirisilmH8t. The efficient
astiUn OF every organ is direEfly de-
pendent rpBn the quality OF the
nuurtsnment II gets trum the binpn.
L the hinDd 10 thin 4 hecumes weak
In npuf7ahment and tnfigestiun. head
aches. pAlptta-inn u the heals and
limiting spells are part Of the daily
suffering Of the victim.
New health and strength are as-
slIred by restoring the missing quail
titles Of the blood with the tonic that
Mrs. A. E Packard, Of No. 10 Winter
street. Keene, n. T., recommends.
She says:
! had been ansrnic since I WIS a
child and. until a few months agu. I
didn't know what IL was 10 be free
from pain Or II eat a hearty meRl
without paying for IT N suffering
My stomach became SO weak TINT 7
suffered almost constantly rrum
heartburn and I couldn't retaIn any
thing but q liquid diet. had head-
aches frequently and had barely
enough strength ID get about. NV
nerves were SO uustrung that II
seemed Al times as though there was
something crawling over me.
"A friend recommended DR. VII
lans' Pink Pills and she WIS IN an
Lnusiasrlc about the remedy that !
was persuaded ID begin the t-eHt-
ment- In a few weeks nv stumach
seemed stronger fur was able To emf
solid food without distress. Ejpw,v
my strength returned and my spirits
rose l sleep sDundly cuw, the head
aches nave Disappeared and I am m
longer nervous. DR. WflliamE' Pink
Fills are an excellent turic and 7
cant recommend them TOO highly"
Write today TO the DR.. Williams
Medicine CO.. Schenectady, ". Y. rur
The free hooklet Building IN the
Flood Your own druggist calls rr
williams Pink Pills or they viii he
sent by mil. postpaid. on receipt Of
prince. GO cents per bux.-Aesr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
MONMOUTH

The King EeraId's band viii meet
with Grace Berry HI her home On
Saturday afternoon, Dee. L. II go
o. clock
The Methodist Sunday school viii
observe Christmas with Christmas
tree and concert AT the church
Christmas eve, Mrs. W. e. Reynolds.
Mrs. &. W. Keyes. Mrs. n, W. Rich
a-dsan. Mrs Ethel Dudley ana Miss
Viola Collins YVES chosen cummit-
tee 10 take charge uf the music and
concert exercises
". ". Drake vino has been serious
" III LIS some better.
Charles Trask. vim In IN with
pneumonia is thought To be impruv-
ing.
Born Wednesday, morning. Dec 3.
TO Mr. and Mrs f. D. Marris. of
North Monmouth. q daughter, Ar
ler1a Louise.
Mr.. and Mrs Perlev RinarHrdsun of
Lewiston were recent guests OF Mr.
and MrH. George Dunn.
Gland CanweIl has gone To Bangor
wiisre NE has employment.
Mra. Bertha Sumner il Waiting reln-
tives In Livermpre Falls
The Kemp sisters will clBse their
bungalow this week and 20 to Lew
iston. whore they have employment
fur the winter
Fred Ames. WIN flas b1en srnpiuvea
by A. v. Blaistieli IN the barrel shop
tor tn 2ast NIX mnnxhs. has fninhsd
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

In conversation the other day ne
was asked just how many roles ne
mad appeared in. and ne answered.
81 can not only tell vuu exactly, but
/ can also tell you the exact number
of performances I have given. I Ia re
sung IN nine1y-nine different roles and
my performances in them reach The
number Of 3,41D. Ny highest rscoru
1or one part lie Pedro IN King Dudo.
which 7 have sung 263 times. and nv
lowest the duke ii 'RirDiettn. which
I have done but twice Nv roper
tOlr-e includes both grand and comic
opera; both musical comedy and the
popular show pieces Of the present
day.
My record az 'Thaddeus' in "r-he
Bohemian Girl Is 1gs. while other
operas n which I have passed 81,
performances are: Il T-pvatore
Martha The Chimes Of Normandy
Fra Diavnio.' 'Girofle-Girofia.' The
Mikado, The Mascot 'OIfrsrte
Pinafore.' Red Feather Said Pa
sila.' The Yankee Consul and Wang.
! might name dozens Of other operas
Dui why pursue the subject further ~
To anyone who Stops To think what
II means ID learn and rehearse a.
part. the amount Of wurk will seem
astounding
The Davies Light Opera cumpsrv
use the complete production. AMI no,
a cutting. The only thing omitted In
the chorus. which everyone knows
has practically no connection with
the STORY. Their program runs two
hours and they carry very elaborate
costumes. Harry says Caruse sings
better than he. but he don't dress his
BRs-t any better He employs only
the best professionals
Mr.. Davies LIS a firm believer in
what stage people cnil ''psp.' cunse-
uuentiy hrs performances are aiways
fun Of dash and vim and grip the
interest Of the audience rum the
fir-st.-Atv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Eugene VI Allen OF WinHlUw. t,us-
tee of Deipi1ina A Gartsr. Mal.ie g.
Laslius uf BIrtingame. Cal. 10
Charles - FuplsF, land Horace Put
inEtun Co. To Central Securities Cur
purHtiua. laud: Elijah r. Kimbaa 10
Alfred Germ, land, consideration SlS;
Edward c. Gruudin 10 EdgE Z.
DeIisle. Iand-
Wayne-ShirisF L Mann Of Lew
isfun To Percy NJ Brgwn. land;
GeurEe VI. whiting af MannDutn "a
George L Bartlett NJ MONMOUTH
lind: Israel P. TtIrasi1sr md Sarah
j. TFrashsr Of Frespurr ID Adeiberf
W Maxim. land.
winslpw-Mrs. Louise c. Brfr-un,
Mrs. Charlotte C Morton and Albert
z Clifford To StHte VI Maine. cun-
siaeratiur $3.50; land
wfuthreB-RuIh A. TsHtun To Ed
war-a Rsundy and Aadis 3. RounfE
;aBG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Train 4gr, from Bangor AZ 500 P.
M. for Old Town.
Train IL. from Old Town al $50
P. NJ for Bangor.
Train 4gs, from Merchandising a.
5.b3 p. NJ. for Tancebprp.
Train 90. from Vanceburp III 5.55
A. NJ. for Matsa wami1eag.
Train 20 viii operate Warsrviile I'd
Portland via. Winthrop and Lewis
Ton On the present schedule.
Train % viii continue I'd operate
between Portland and Watsrvi1le Oh
the present schedule
On account OF GiEconrinuance of
No. 81 from Portland. service will
he N connection with train Il from
Portland al LAO noon for Brunswick.
where connection will be made with
train 81 for Rntkiund. Train Vu. II
viii make same stpps us present No.
81 between Portland and Br1inswick
Train l02 will stup AZ VassaIboro.
South Gardiner. Richmond. Bgwdoin-
hum and Frespur-s IN addition 70 pres
emf stops.
Train rs from Bath win run On
'-~AINAtfN VA S~3AA AAA@A@ ohDk1
as train Sc, connecting al Brunswick
with train 102, instead Of 16.
Train 81 will leave Bath II zoo P.
NJ. New Meadows 90 z.0S ?. n. ~
irving al Brunswick al I'D P. NJ
A new train. Nc. 60. viii leave Bath
daily al ITO P M arriving III
Brunswick at LIS A. n.
Train g will run daily, leaving
Brunswick at 10.40 ?. M, New Mead
ows % at 1850 P. N, arriving al
Bath IL lido p. III.
a new train. No 3. will leave
Brunswick Saturdays only at 11.51 a.
IL. New Meadows (fs IL LOO noun.
arriving al Bath al 12.1g P. M.
Trains 4G9 and 81 viii continue tc
operate between Bangor and Malta
walnkeaG on the present schedule
The curtRilment of trains 40e and
90 between MattawHmkeag and
yancebnro win make necessary all
business east of Marrawamkeag Tor
the Maritime Provinces being han
died On trains Z and 8, and passen-
gers heretofore using train No. for
Bangor 4 AroustoDk r E., Washing
ton county and Bar HarbDr, viii be
required To use No. l 10 Northern
Maine Junction or Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
ENkEBEC co. REAL
ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate transfers
Tor Ine past week have been recorded
al the keunebeC registry of teeds>s
Albien--Celia 3. SMILEY 70 Kelsey
A Smiley. land and buildings.
A-aEusta-Addie Il. aanks tn vii
lam A Haniss. l1nd ON the south
side OF Gilman street: George g,air
10 Jerome GoY. LAND ana buildings
on east SIDE: Elise DOuuil to Louis
Il. Doutl and Peter Doutll, iHud.
5eiGrade-Alice A. Castle 10 c. Z.
Tillsun, land: Leslie e Cornish. rnas-
ter II cf1ancery in case Of Lewis W.
Bacheiler in equity, to Belgrade
Grunge. No. 292 Land and buiic.nE,
consideration s350.
Cheissa-F-ank Gilpatrick and vic
tUris l. Fitzpatrick of Farrningdale
I'd Francis p. Austin Of Augusta
land
China--CIfntun e. Gupdlrue Of Wa
reyviIln To George w REYNOLDS OF
Waterville land: Theron z Doe To
Martin j. Namliu. land and buildings.
Clintun-Arthur Hoit 10 Fred Ma
son. land.
GErdiner-DeIla e. Eastman and
Winfield Il. Hamiin 70 Albert r. Jor-
dan. land and buildings; Lyman M
Linnen 10 George A. Cain. land and
buildings: Edith A. DRmreu Of An
gusta ID Freeman z. Cnlptr-s and
Bertha l. Coipirrs Of South Gar
diner, land and buildings.
Observation-Disclosures z. Osborne TO
Virginia Gay King and Florence NJ.
Opcycks Of Augusta. land
Monmputh-Clair z. Wing 10
George I. Bartlett, land.
Oakland-Ula L Davis Of Water
vile 10 Albion P. Mace. land; William
Marsfun Of WaIervIlie To Josiah W.
Morrill, Of Wa1ervilie. land; Robert
B. Bickfnrd TO Bennett Bickfurd, land
and buildings, Eva A. Bailey To Ear
~ z. Wilkins. land.
Ptrrstun-Lesfsr I. Felt Of White
fieId TO Clara 4. MOODY, land and
buildings.
RsaGfieid-Euia Cuwan Of Gardiner
To George wymnn. land and build
tugs: Carl Jacobs Of Mt Vernon t.
Charles 3. Merriman Of Strong, land
and buildings: D. e. Tinglsy and
Fred e. Ttngiey 70 e. c. FVsf Of
Jersey city. two lots Of land with
buildings.
waferviIle-Laroy z. Kitcf1in to.
Joseph F. Moore. land; Louis M
" Gilman to Frank Wo,m2n. land;
Louis M Wolmnn To Frank Wolman.
land. Frank Duyon and Marie Louise
Dovun. both Of Oakland, tn Jules
LetolIrneau. land with buildings; Eu-
gene ". Allen Of Winsluw to Eta A.
withee, undivided hall part of land:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
nov 70 BE RID OF
DANGEROUS DANDRUFF

J; VII -z-e iand-uf YOU must get
auicE-ii positively dHngernus
VII sl.-eiy ruin your hair Il you
r.
Ia --it::~ heads mean faded brittle.
r-l--'- saIr mar Sinally dies-new mar
70- when Won are nairiess ana
EEi1S ar help you
n sur wav 70 abolish dandruf for
n e g@sI~ov the germ t.lai CAUSES
1o ms quietly. safely and with
-3sA..-- = penny got from vour drug
2 some Darlsian SAGE Giuuiu 1nrInl.
q ~uaranreed ID Danish all dan-
81 zrQr acring scalp and falling
= AK J-9TDn1e d new growth. or me
4 7raI as = is. viii ne refunded.
z''s-zt Sare is a scientific prepara-
-.2t supplies hair uapdE-an anti
EA Iputu neither STICKY nr greasy,
!, ADp% ana delicate,y per- umec-
Fan want beautiful soft. thick, lue-
s2 ia1- and 1918 of IL, by all means
1r-Slar sage. Don't delav-DeEin
.-eIi-a title attention urw helps in
~-ln1aHt hair for years 70 come
decS-l-H
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
MAINE NOT YET
OVER TOP IN RED
CROSS SEAL DRIVE

Through q misunderstanding, GOV.
Miuiken Saturday afternoon RECEIVED
q TELEGRAM 1rum The National Tuber'
culpsas Assucia-inn III New York stat
ing that Maine had gone over tne
tup" n the Red Cross Christmas Sea-
drive IN the fight against tubercu-
lnsis.
Maine has nDr vet gone "over the
rup'' N fart. but about one quarter
Of Lfs. Suites quota has bean rHised.
Some towns and cities have been
granted permission To extend the
drive 10 Christmas because the cam
nlitrees in those communities were
late in getting 70 WORK
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
N OLD RECIPE
TO DARkEN hair
=. ss and Sulphur Turns Gray,
-auec lair Dark and Glossy

[A'Aosl everyone knows that Sage
ant sulphur. property com
-4@e1 brings back the natural
r. 4ilc .Usc-e I'd the hair when
~ s-eaked or gray. Years ago
'niY way 70 get this mixture was
-ske Il al home. which is muaay
fnuhlesume.
= "hna"s we simply ask AZ any
store for ''wyeti1s Sage and
''f ~ornpound" Tou will get
re bottle Of this oIo~tfrne recipe
- by re addition Of other
eu'eiIts al rs-y little cost. Ev-
n, uses this preparation upw.
no one can possibly tell tf1af
ID kenec your hair ar II dnas Il
ufaily and evenly. You damp
sponge Or soft brush with II
Law this through your hair,
one small strand at a ttme:
I lining The gray hair disappears,
@t' another application or two.
l.. 4s'i' perornes beautifully dark.
4''d glossy and you ionk yenrs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Ms. Joseph Hallett Of this CITY and
Mrs Rusanna Mills of Sidney We're
admitted To the Augusta General hps-
pital On Monday both fpr surgical
treatment. Mrs. Nathaniel Spr,Ie OF
this city WIS discharged from the
hospital on Monday and returned 10
her home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Seth Williams National Relief
Corps. Ne. 96. VIII hold lis regular
meeting "Wednesday afternoon al ESQ
in @. A 2. nail Nomination ami
election If officers viii take place and
a picnic lunch viii he served. Every
member If asked IN bring something
Mrs. Ida Rolfe Of Clinton. one Of the
Department officers. VIII be present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Mr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Weeks Of
Bfocklon, MASS, furmer'y OF this
CITY, are the proud parents Of a baby
boy born Friday. Dec. {. Both
mother and child are getting alnnC
nicely. Mrs. Weeks WIS formerly
Miss Ethel Morrill,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Rev- Dwight A. Ball. State super
tursndnnt Of the CniVersaIist CHURCH
es. LETT Monday afternoon fur Scran-
ton Penn, 10 attend the annual Ma
tiunai Council Of State Superiufend-
ents and the General superintendent
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
Deputy SheriFs Appointed

Sheriff z. .. HARDWOOD has recent
" appointed as deputy sherTrs. W.
E. Sanburn Of Vienna and Albert Il.
Lord Of Oakland. the latter in place
Of David z Ellis of Oakland, de-
ceased.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Attention is called 70 the Corumrn-
irv Club organization meeting at s
O'Clock Thursdav evening III MON
hail. 2D- Wafer street Every WOMAN
IN Augusta in urged to come. This
means YOU.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

The nesting Of Queen Tsmple,
PEthian Sisters. viii open al TO
sharp this evening. SO that members
who wish. may ATTEND the en1ar1ain-
meut At City hail
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
FunsraI Of Mrs. Emily q. sea~sy

Prayers for the late Mrs. Emily
BixDy Seavev were sHid at 8 A III
Monday at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs Alfred J. Smith. 5 Pike street,
conducted by Rev William r. Wood.
The remains were taken I'd Brooks
for fItermsnt, and were accompanied
by Mr.. and Mrs Smith and family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Mrs. Charles z. Purintun returned
Monday afternoon from Burrharu
where she had been making a few
oAVs' visit with her mother, Mrs.
Dora Ripley
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

II. .. Exams. di-ncror Of uht. Maine
State Laborarorv Of Evgiene, was m
auburn Monday evening and ad-
dressed the members OF the Cham
hers Of Commerce and Interested citi-
zans. The meeting WIS held under
-he direction Of the Chambers Of
Commerce Of lewiston and auburn
and the principal subiect Of discus
sion was the rUndi+ions affecting the
waters Of Lake Auburn. from which
the citizens OF the two cities GET the
water for use IN their homes
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Mrs. Gsorge Capss of Jersey City
and Mrs. Walter HBar Of Brooklyn,
n. Z. are in the cify BE the guests
of their grandmother, Mrs Helen ?.
Young.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Mr. and Mrs PerlFv NJ Lawrence
who lsft Augusta about TWO months
ago accompanied by Miss Mildred
RunneIls Of this ci-y and VITO have
been passing month al RHtnl
Chamberlain. Old Point Comfort.
Va. where Mr. lawrence took the
famous medicinal baths. have now
gone IN St Petersburg, Fla, and viii
be located there for the winter
months. Their address Is 4G5 Fifth
avenue. south. Anxious friends of
Mr. Lawrence viii be pleased IN hear
t1at he is improving in health and
finds the climate If the Sunshine
City" very agreeable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

The memberH uf Ruse uf Sharon
chapter viii meer II 1.4b cclnck this
afternoon H Masonic Temple 70 at
tend the funeral Of the 1afe Mrs.
BDvutun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

The marriage iItsntions af William
Frank Jackson and Ethel Mae Doe,
both af this city. have been filed at
the office of the CRY clerk.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Fred Wilson Of Portland. STEM
ographer of The supreme judicial
cnurt- arrived in this city Monday
afternoon for the December term IF
the law court which corr-enes at 10
O'Clock this morning AZ the court
house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Among the business eaIiers a1
Mondays session OF the prshnfe
court were Charles W Jones of China
and Frank E. Brown Of WarerviIle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

c. A. Monre OF View York in unss-
ing a few days IN the city az TIN
EueHf N his cousin. Arthur Savage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

George Brvanf of Oakland. WIS a
business visitnr Monday at the court
house
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Funeral services for the late George
r Sutherland were held III 2.3D P.
M. Monday al the hume Of ]. E.
Packard. Dayton street.. under the
auspices of Maine Cgmmanderv No.
! of Gardiner. Rev. A. Francis Watch
officiating The Cgmmandery serv-
ire was conducted In the presence Of
a large gathering Of relatives and
friends. There were many beautiful
iural tributes. among them being
pieces from the Maine Cummandery,
Chapfer. Council and Blue Lodge,
lIasprs of Gardiner, the Subordinate
Lodge. Encampmeut. Canton and Re-
bekuhs. I. o. O. F.. Gardiner, and
the C. A. Eaton cutting department
Of Augusta Iuterment was uIade IN
Nj. Pleasant eemeterv. The bearers
were: Allen Clark and Eugene Rus
sell, representing the Maine Conn.,
ruradnrr. z A Eufchins AMI E. r..
HDdgkins. representing the Canton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

work und returned Monday To hiE
nsme In Waidgb8ru.
1rs- Roy Woodbury. paHaad ln9k
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
AUCUSTALNAIS

juiian r. BeHae 81 lewiston, paanna
the week-end with his mBfslEr. WA.
Eerr N 8 0xfsrd STREET. this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
! EXCUSE FOR
RHEUMATISM!

freur-one Prescription SO" -.
Fes The poisonous Accommodations
! lodge II the blood.
E.te- une weeks USE yuu VIII be
E--g IL other sufferers instead
sa,-g an object Of misery and
EcIIr Joints and muscles win be
b. mt iiubered up, al aches and
e. vii be gune, you viii feel
; new.
Il snUn as yuu take "Neutrcne
Ec-Iptiun SO" vuu can feel tho
/ and misery leH~.ng and COM
and hEppinesE GINNING IN. Go
ruur druggist today and gst q
FL, then entity LIFE. feel Lie aut1g
y agall. Fur sale by
.,c.- = esnsrs- Co. and leading
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09
LOCAL NOTICE

Ola Fashioned Danee at Colonial
tsu. "wednesday evening, Dse. 10.
dsc9dzxs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

we HAVE A KGDAN FCH YOU
and -ucf' variety that we can
pisa-s everybody. II you've never
enjcyed the pleasant pastime Of
"ssudaking" every gnoi time and
every guud friend for rsmembranrc
sake, taere's world Of pieasure
awaiting you. when you're fully
eruiuped with ONE u oar outfits for
linking pictures.
LOADS OF LASTING FUN
for ifttie money coms in and lsok
ossr cur sDmpisfe sksrk.
Augusta Flower Shop
2R1 Wstsr o.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

Dunne af Manchester Grange hall
Thursday evening. Dec. Il Dance
tickets 40c. Ladies' without escort.
2Dn.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-09

~ ..-..- & esnsTE- Co. and leading
,1SSIslE -wfIe-e-Adv.
Evening journal., 1919-04-21
sAbrams, Alex

sAbramS, Alex
<ADramson, sara /.
@Ackart, Everett G.
Adalr, J.. Asa
%Alcnrotb, Cnas. I.
AinScow, Allen H.
@Akeroid, Chirord z.
~Aloaugn, h. ID.
~Auen, L..
Alien, nellie
+AneS, Anna T.
4AltNaaoer, MRS. A. NJ.
~AIexsDaeT, Cnss.
Alexander, maynard y
Alexander, mayncc
+AnsSlssskeS, Steve
Anderson, Cnss. ".
-Anoersen, Edw. N.
Anderson, JonD b.
sAnderson, klcn5rd
Andrews, haude L.
sArkcol, w. W. Blake
<Argcou, mrs. W. W. Blake
2Armenuout, 7. 5.
-Arnold, 4. M.
~Asn, Anna
sAstop, 4. Y.
sAtlnns, Stuart b.
sAuSuss, maTy L.
Evening journal., 1919-04-21

sCagnacci, Rose +.
Catalan, W. ].
sCahoon, c. M.
Callahan, Agnes c.
sCalvert, Annie L.
sCampbell, Robert
sCanby, JAS c.
Candy, Henry M.
Candee, Nj. & Mrs. Chss. L.
Scanning, Jno. II.
sCaravasilis, Thomas
Carey, Jenuici L.
sCatlon. n. p.
Carney, Bridget