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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
PTTTSTON

A little boy arrF-'ed al the home OF
Nj. and Mrs Ernest Brown SUNDAY,
named Donald Roberts Brown
Mrs. Tina Scott. Miss t.ffie NcCopp
and Mrs. Inza Laphan entertained 4
party Of their neighbors at whist
Saturday evening al Mrs. Lapnam :
home. Four tables were played Mrs.
Whirmore and Mir. Cunts receiving
the prizes. Consultations going 70
MIR. Booker and q friend visiting Mr..
Foye. The next party viii be in Two
weeks. entertained by Mrs. Whit
more and Mrs Emma FRYE a. Mrs.
Foye's home
A party o. schooiuat,-s from the
Randolph grammar school gave
Maurice Hunt. student o. that
school. a SURPRISE party Friday eve
ming They arrived about O'Clock
WITH little noise and a lot OF fun.
and took possession Of MS home.
Games were played, refreshments
served. They presented Maurice with
q dasnIign1 and lot OF advice about
using IL which was much apprecla.-
ed. A very pleasant evening was
enjoyed.
Miss Sarah Rollins visited friends
in Dresden Sunday.
NORTH-The friends O. Charles
Miller and family regret their NOV
Ing 70 Ffalloweu this Week, but wish
hem success in their new home.
School in No 10 closed Friday and
Miss Anna Pratt. teacher, went Sat
Uruay To TEoElasIou TO De the sues1
OF her sister for a time.
Friends Of Nj and Mrs. Ralph Put
nam of Randolph ara extending them
Congratulations on the birth Of SOL
January "A.
Miss Sadie Nixon of lewiston was
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Vera
SIarks last Friday and Saturday
FRANK Jewetr Of Kings Mills was a
visitor al Edwin Tayier's last Sa1ur-
day.
On account OF illness the Ell day
meeting OF the Kings Daughters
which was I'd have been held Thurs
day. January .s. will be held one
week later, Thursday. February 3,
1890.
". H Grant left Monday morning
for Pejepscut where he has employ
meut with Greenleaf Bros. contrac-
tors from Auburn.
Charles and Fred Brown are at
home for d few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. z. c. Taylor
George Sparrow. Sr-. is IL with
pneumonia
Mrs Carrie Morrill, il n the home
Of her nephew. Ralph Putnam as
sisring in the care Of Mrs. Putnam
and her infant son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Rradsrreet u
Gardner and Clement Jones Of Bath
were guests Of their parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Jones, Sunday.
Miss Alice Sparrow is a. hsne car
ing for her father, George Sparrow.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
AMUSEMENTS

Nazis,ova IN 1.-THE Brat" At the John
SON Opera House To-Day. Smiles,
Tears and Big Moments. Other
Pastures Follow. Entire Theatre
Built in Studio for 1.-THE Brat"
Mammoth Setting Named After
Aaximo~a. Who Helped Design It
The construction Of al entire thea
one Of the many big scenic achieve
ments II the newest Nazimova pro
6uctisr. THE Brat" presented BY
Richard A Rowland and Maxwell
Karesr and now being shown at the
Johnson Opera House. This play
house, erected at The NaZimova
studios n Hollywood, was formally
cnristened The NazIuova Theatre
II recognition Of the brilliant star
part in assisting In its design and
decoration.
NazImDva herself, in cola bora ton
with Charles Bryant adapted THE
Brat" for tf1e screen from Maude
Fuitor's highly successful stage pia :
and June Mathis made II into a seen
ario. Herbert Blache directed, wsth
the entire production under the per
soHal supervision OF Maxwell karger.
director general.
A comedy Young Mr.. Jazz" ami
Ford Weekly closes the bill. Nor
ma Talmadge will be seen F-iGay
and Sarurday IN The Isle OF Con
quest" This was booked by special
request.-A6v.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
LEAGUE TO MEET
FOR SECOND TINE
AT LONDON. FEB. 10

ashIngrDu, Jan. 2e-(Sy the ASso-
ciated Presst-The secC nd meeting OF
the council Of the League of Nations
which IL reality will be the first ac-
tual business meeting viii be held n
London. Feb. 20 according To a5vices
received ehere today. Al this meet
ing the council plans to enter upon
consideration Of one of the most in
portant subjects with which II haa
been charged under the treaty Of
peace. namely the constitution Of The
permanent court of International JUS
tire.
The first meeting Of the council
held in Paris January Is. confined It
self 10 matters Of organization neces-
sGry to meet contingencies that mad
arisen under the treaty. such a. the
appointment of the Saare Valley
boundary commission which had TO
ne named within fifteen days aenef
the ratification Of the treaty.
II is learned that the launcning q
the permanent court of International
justice has been decided upon after
great hesitation, because this was one
Of the features Of the peace program
II which the United States had taken
the greatest interest. IN fact having
originated the project as one Of rhe
best means Of preventing wars by re-
SORT to Judicial presses. Il was TO
have been considered at the first
meeting Of the council but was pro
posed IN order 10 aGord opportunity
for the American Senate TO act Uppn
the peace treaty and f rRie ua,igr,
70 De II position 70 participate in the
organization OF the court. the Uni-
ted States i was pointed out IN the
councils meeting had given this plan
Of settlement Of international dts
puIes its Original impetus al the first
and second Hague conferences anu
also a. the London prize court confer
ence. The council. II is now learned
has finally decided ID 60 ahead with
me plans already made by the secre-
La-IaI Of the league Cor launching the
coCr-- While these plans are not IN
derstOod 10 be 81 all detailed II Is
known that they contemplate the ap-
prevail by the council dr al orEantz-
ing committee Of seven or eight Of the
most eminent Jurisrs II the world 10
aE1piT- the whole structure Of the
court. The choices have been made
With view Of finding men not only
familiar with the evolution Of tbs.
league itself but also represeu tatfve
Of the different legal systems Of TIL.
world in order TO assure that the
court may De acceptable and avail
able 70 al nations
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
Great 1. &R. CO.

hsn n Winthrop Az. tsra or Gar
c1ner, call and sse Us and reduce the h
= l. We Submit prices on the follow
ing articles. Compare them with the
prices Of oths-s-
Wheat F'arina Is. Crushed Oats 9,
shredded Wheat % KaIleey's Corn
= lakes L Grape Nuts z. Ralstn-,s Ii.
ruled Wheat Il. Compound e. Lard :.
Su1fsr 10. NUrte -. szlr Pork &. ssnr-
Sc Legs g., Peanut Butter z ID-In
f'iAIi ka-o s. soda Crackers II. F.--ni-
LIE Crackers Ia orvst+.r, e,racsers =.
Common Crackers =. 10 na-s Leunox
soap Do. Neis White r., Feis Martha -,
r Z Naprna s. Pain Dive : for as.
he'd Front Baking Powder Il. Red Front
Cocon u Davis Baking Powder "a,
large Sod E'us1 n Condensed Mix NJ
tVaporated Milk f5-16. Stall Evauo-a--
Cd Milk ~, Rice Il. p Beans lii. @ = Z
Beans L. Prunes SO Sta-cn &c. Spices
- Kinds. \ h. 1D-i5 Macarurl NJ sr,-
gnerfi 10, Egg Noodles IL Can Tomatoes
l4-Et-A- Can Peas ts-g-H, Can Corn =:
B-g. Campheils soup =. Crane F-,1,- .
- ., Oranges IL doz Soda Ii. I. C,-sa
- best ever IL, tea Il. Z. :. Standard
al around Flour. is bpl ESQ Ra.sirs
seeded or se-dless - - cu-ranrs -.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
Cumming to Succeed
Elue as SurEeoa General

Washington. Jan g.-Dr. Hugh S.
Cummings Of Hampton, Va, is said to
have beer selected to succeed DR.. Ru-
peri Blue as surgeon genera OF the
public health service. Dr. Blues term
Of Office expired ON Jan. IL and Dr.. Cum
nling's nomination was expected to be
sent 70 the Senate within a day or two.
Dr. Blue viii remafn IN the public
health service. probably with the rank
of an ass stAnr surgeon general. contfn-
uing research work which ne has IN
der way. including the fight On fnffu-
snza-
Cummings nomination was sent to
the Senate late In the Gay By President
Wilson.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
Early Fire Destroys
Old Landmark

The farmhouse on me Ou1Ie1 ~Uat
owned by Henry 2 Clearwater am
George A. Stafford Of this city. at
known as the francis place. Tor
many years a Halloweu landmark
was burned 10 the ground early
Tuesday morning. All the furnish
inGs Of the house were DESTROYED
The FIRE department succeeded IN So x
ing the barns. The 5urring out OF Z.
chimney is believed TO have been rhr
cause OF the fire
The loss was estimated at xa.1Ho.
The house was a beautiful two
story structure. Of many rooms. Tie
farm. which is about a mile from the
city proper. has been owned for sew
eral years ny Mr. Clearwater and
Mr. Stafford. who recently started =
stock farm. P A Dorsey Of Az
gusta mas been IT charge, and occu-
pied the house
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EITCHFTEID

Il. ). Weston was a Sunday caller
a. the home OF William woo6bu-y.
Mrs Emma Bowley passed a few
days al the nome Of Mr. and Mrs ".
H. Newell al MerrIITs Corner.
Wilbur GoWeIl was 4 caller AZ tins
home CT Mr.. and Mrs. Dennis Bishop
Sunday
- Harvey and sor are hauiing
lumber from Pottertown TO Gardiner
Mrs. Fred Harden who is working
n Gardiner passed the week end at
her home.
Mrs E Z. Purintun was the Thurs
cay guest OF Mrs. Mary Jewsrt AZ
Ee-rilIs Corner
Miss Hazel Weston Of Gardiner
passed the week end at the home Of
Ter mother. Mr.. Mary Weston.
-.ric Neal q Gardner is passing
a few days at the home Of G W
Newell
Fred Traf1on has q crew Of men
cutting and hauling lumber OF the
Skeene place. a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
CHELSEA

Although the weather conditions
were unfavorable. the entertainment
given at the Grange hall for the bene-
fit of the Gardiner new High school
building WIS success in every way.
Errcl Thompson and Enson KAion
returned Friday from Dead River
Otis Katon of Randolph was the
guest Saturday night at ]. o. Pages.
Mrs Hannah Mclaughlin has re
turned from China where she was
called by the illness of her sister.
ar. and Mrs. Fred Page of RAN
dofph were Sunday guests Of Mr. and
Mrs. J. o. Page.
The snow fan SATURDAY. was SUI
fieient to necessitate the breaking Of
roads.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
SoraoIsus 0ixpp
WILL TRY TO PROVE
SUSPENDED aHETS
ARE Unfit FOR Office

Albany. n. Y, Jan g-Tacties
adopted today by the prosecution a:
the trial Of the FIVE suspended So
c.aiist a-ssernbiymen charged vita
Iisiovatv served TO subsrant.ate the
report that counsel for the assemhiv
judiciary cnmmittee will seek 10
prove the defendants unfit to serv-
because they took their oathe of III
fee with mental PRESENTATIONS
Without comment and SIMPLY hE
.ntrnduCtipn OF service Of service
JOHN b StanchfieId. committee coun-
SCI. drove INTO the record The follow =
Ing that although the five assembly
men. by clause in their party cor
srfruucn faced expulsion Il the-
vote appropriations for military or
Eaval purpose they never had .wuir,
10 uphold the constitution Of this
state, which places upon the Legisla
ture the duty of providing funds fp,
maintenance Of militia
This evidence was sandwichec be
tween ding of a radical decremeu-
which asserted that socialists seek
~ ShAGA AA4ft LIE TO De-
near the doors of the chambers were
dictortatorship sits and To hinder the
dictaterial work in any way possi-
bic" and the manifesto adopted b.
the socialists at their national cor
ventlon n Chicago last year which
was termed by the prosecution a
support to Lenine and Trotsiy t. aid
n organization Of a tntrd ture-na-
ciunaie.
Committee counsel introduced n
letter purpurring 10 be written by
the socialist Organization in the as
sembiy district n New York pledx-
ing support IF I. G. A K Na-tenS
sec-styieo Russian Soviet "ambas-
sador" 20 the United States and al
proving establishment n America CT
tine Soviet form Of government. This
district is represented by Assembly-
man Louis Wiadman. a defendar-
one Of whose speeches II defence o.
Soviet RuAEa above introduced
As far az the spectators al leas'
, verH concerned. the sensation as the
| day was the evidence bearing On the
ability Of the defendants cnns,stently
- s<@AI ShLGS oAAilt. ACLOnl-
panied by no outburst OF rhetoric or
even passing comment, Mr.. Stnnch-
. tiefc brought out:
I-ThEt the national constitution o.
the socialist party datad III and III
changed since then provides thu !.
any member elected 20 office whe
shall n any way vote TO appropriate
money fur military or naval prr-
poses Of war shall be expelled f,-sn1
the party"
THAT the defendants az member.
. Of their county organization wore
subject % the doctrines Of che na :
tional party.
THAT the defendants had take
the following oath: IT soiemrlv-
swear i viii obey the constitution q
.te state OF New York
THAT defining the Organization %
the militia the state constitution
derrees, TT SHAH be the duty o. the
Legislature ~ each session to max
sufficient appropriation fnr the main
tenance thereof"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
WAGE ADJUSTMENT
BETWEEN HELP AND
n. E. PHONE COMPANY

Boston, Jan 27.-Settiement Of r.
wage disputes between the Telephon.
Operators Union and the New Eng
land and Providence Telephone Com
paaies was announced tonight b.
Miss julia 8 OConner. president CT
the telephone operators department
of the International Brotherhood ca
Electrical Workers
The lower paid operators. Miss
O'Connor said. win receive wage IT =
creases Of from 81 TO $3.50 weelz.
and length OF service before an OPP
erEtsr attains the maximum wage is
reduced from seven and one-iIa r
years Higher paid Operators VIII
not get an increase. More thar 81
per cent OF the operating force VIII
be affected by the settlement
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Pauline Frederick Makes Leap fo
Life at The Strand Today

Though Pauline Frederick has been
seen IN many Goldwyn Pictures as a
lady of luxury the mistress Of many
servants. and the owner Of Jewels
and cars and inery, when she comes
to the Strand theatre today, picture
lovers viii have q chance 10 see her
IN the role Of plain young woman
who makes her own way in the
world.
In her part II The Peace Of Roar
ing River" she descenos a mounta il
side and flags a train in order 10 ge1
doctor 70 come and dress ner =
ance's gurshot wounds
While scramblIng down the cliff
Miss Frederick was badly scratched
By the underbrusn and sharp rocks
Her clothing was torn from ner and
when she reached the bottom of the
ravin., the scene nao 10 he stopped
and the first aid kit used. A Quick
scouting trip was made for apparel
SO she could return 10 the cabin.
The amusing part Of the incident was
when the GoiGwyn STIR emerged
from the screen Of bushes. clad in
the directors coat. the property
mans oreraIis. and a great sweater
beionaiuC 10 the assistant director.
William Russell IN Eastward. Ho''
and the Gaumont Graphic viii also
be seeC-Ady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

Miss Doris Libby was given 4
birthday surprise party Monday eve
ming at her home on Prospect street
Games were played and REFRESH
msnts served. the evening passing
very pleasantly. Miss Doris was pre-
scented with two fine pieces Of ivory.
Those present were Cortnne Graves.
Nathalie Emerson, Se-nice Stand
lsf. Grace Speed, George McInnis.
Jessie Bradley, Hazel Goodwin. Flea
nor Stuber. Lillian WInsiade, Co.
rhine Merrill, Edith Evans Leona
Weston. Joseph Noel. Edwin Har-
low George Stsndish, Donald Cook
Harvey Allen. Harold Dale, Huber
Pickering Bernard Lucas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
No Quorum Forces
Senate to Quit fer Day

has failed to produce quorum the Sen
ate adjourned today In the nita OF
discussion Of the bin reported by the
military affairs committee providing for
an appropriation of approximately Es.-
eae.eoe for Increased pay for officers and
men II the army. navy and marine cari,s
and public health service Csnsidera-
rion of the measure viii be resumed to-
morrow. The hill provides fur increases
ot approximately 4 per cent. IN the pay
Of officers and az % PER cent IN the
pay Of enlisted men except private h
the army and appr~nrire s.annen IN tn
navy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

Lnndon. Jan .T-By The Asso-
ciafed Press--George Nicen Barnes
minister without portfolio, has re-
signed from the cabinet The sig
nizlcance OF his~ resignation lies IN
the fact that it is the final withdraw
al If labor frum the coalition gov
cfument-
When the labor party, after the
armistice, called upon the labor min
listers 10 quit the government. Mr..
Barnes elected 10 rema,n On the
ground that II was his duty to re-
main Until peace was ratified.
There are rumnrs ts0ight thar there
WIN be 4 reconstructiou ue the cab
met But thin ID UNLIKELY urrH at
ieast after the Paisley. IN which Pre-
mief Asquith ID candidate. ,Ta..
sult win be unkuUwn uufN the end
cf lehrunry.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

Charles O. Holt Of Lewiston. aged
II yearE. died MONDAY night. after
an illness Of a few weeks. He was
born in Peru On Jan L. 1s43. He
served through the Civil War and
Inter settled in Canton. going TO
Portland az superintendent of the
Eye and Ear Infirmary. He moved
about 20 wears ago TO Lewiston.
where he WIS since as an optnmetrist
and optician He was an Odd Fell
low and I'D Degree Mason. His
wife died IN 1916 and he resided with
his daughter, Mrs. C. F. Packard
Annfher daughter, Mrs~Rieha-n Gass
Of Sanford, brother. two stsrers and
fwc grandchildren survive
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

Crystal Lodge. I. @ 0 r, has
Some important business 70 crsns-
ACT besides the baIlut Thursday eve
ming An oyster supper wiz follow.
The Heart OF Sunset" VIII he
given Thursday evening III the
Colonial Thaater FOR the benef1 o.
the Senior class Of the Winthrop
Highs chool- H Is hoped that there
may ne q rood attendance 10 help
out the boys and girls. . b.
The Ladies' SocIal Circle q the
Congregational church viii mold M
al day meeting Thursday n the
home Of Mrs. Fay Riley. West WIN
threp.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Drapeau II
Chisholm were weekend guests az
Mrs. Drapeau's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Boutin.
EAST-The md winter meeting Of
the South kennebec United Baptist
Convention viii be held ut the East
Winthrop Baprisrc hurch on Friday.
Jan 30lh III 10 O'clock. A very in
-eres1ing program has been pre-
pared and i Is hoped that there viii
Re a large attendance. Dinner and
SUPPER viii be served by the enter
tanning church at a reasonable
price
w K Bachelor q Seattle. Wash,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
A " Bachelor
Mrs. Biyrne Allen and two child
ren. Of Portland. are guests OF Mrs
Lillian Foster
Mrs. Wendau Symes is visiting
her parents II this place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

oAcer of The day. Capt wfIialA
L P1efce
Edward Quincy has beer Crane
q Through 70 wisSt Relatives IN We
tervfEle
John ". Doi,e1-y Las retur7ae i
f-un a pass To visit lends in Wa
terviile
Guy Mariner. nurse II tie haspi-ai
mere, has resigned tc accept a pasi-
sfon with the Tinted STATES Publ 1:
Health Service hospital al IRnsvfli.
n Y Ar. Mariner saw some two
yerts II the e. 5. Medical Corps wit
rnost OF tnis time oHerxeas
TIE moving Picture program To-.
Wednesaay wsn be William S. Ha~'
IL holm Pecclcaars." an Arrcrafre
teaaure; Ferd Weekly. and q swp-
reel comedy featuring A. st. Jela
formerly With Patty" A-.5u .sla.
SoraoEtus 0txun
coren3ans Drxeu died n the hospital
her. Monday night He was born IN
New York Cry. Sept Ii, 1858 He e.
listed in Co F.. q, New Turw Tr@.
June No. 1857 and was discharged Feb.
s. 1867 He again enlisted II Co. r.
g. n. Y. Inf. April -, 1885, and VT $
discharged July a. 1865. He vas az
mitred 70 this Home from New Fork
City. Nov, ", lSas
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ICEBORO

Nathaniel FARLEY vino mas been
n1,ire III at the home of his daughter
Mrs. George yeaton. at Richmond. i.
reported to De q little better the pas
few days.
Fred Groves has been suffering
from an abscess IN the head.
f ". GaInsha and family have re-
turned home. after a two months
stay with his sister. Mrs. H E
Briggs of North jay.
George Edison has secured employ
Ynsnt In Boston.
1t is rumored that Hollis II Easier
has bought tine old Ksnnebec Mar
ket
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LOCAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO WATER CUSTOMERS

To the City Treasurer Of City ot
HaIlowaH
That all daIlnquenrs IN the paEme1l-
OF water rates over one year in ar
rears be notified that water viii be
shut off If nOt paid within 81 DAYS
That the owners of all toilets using
city water 10 flush the same be no
titled that regular toilet rates will be
charged.
HALLOwELL WATER CoMNIs-
SIONERS
BY George A Stafford. Clerk
ian,sdat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

Master Leonard Barber gavt an II
Eereer1ng account Of his attendance
al the State grange meeting n Ban
GER, after which an interesting pro
gram was given. L Was decided TO
hnid a renearzal Of the officers Of the
grange al the hall neC Monday eve
ming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
Leonard to Fight Freddie
Welsh In Bahama Islands

Miami. Fla. Jan g1-Permission tr
stage worlds championship bot
between Benny Leonard. lightweigh4
champion of the world and Fredd
Weish. English champicn. was grant
ed Monday by Sir William Alierdycc
governor general Of the BAHAMA H.
lands, il was learned here today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

The funeral Of the late Walter
Howe was held 40 0 clock wednes-
day afternoon from the home Of tn.
parents on Water street Intermerr
was N the HaIIowel cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

Those planning to ATTEND The drill
and dance Of the kora Arab Patrol,
which Is TO be held this evening at
the Coliseum should remember thai
II is to be an informal affair, dress
suits not being required. See adv
Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

The Garry On club Of the First
Baptist church viii hold its annual
meeting and election Of officers on
Thursday evening ct 30 o'clock at
the home of Mfs. Bickford Bruins
wick avenue. All members are ask :
ed 70 De present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

The annual church meeting and
supper, 10 which al adult member
Of The parish are cordially invited will
be held II the Old South vestry a
s4S On Thursday evening, Janua-s
2srn- 4 Few invitations were sent
out with the wrong date.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

Pei Ciason Auxiliary viii hold -
regniar meeting this evening Al
members are requested 10 De presR-3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

George Seavey. who has been very
II al the Maine General hospital Fl
Portland was Tuesday removed 10
his home 81 Louoon Hill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

4H. Caroi,ne s. Danforrh Of Pleas
ant street left Tuesday for q visI1
with reiattveE IL Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

Miss ElAie KeCwood was q passeE-
Ger Tuesday for Haverhir Mass
where ane is TO visit friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

We wish 10 thank our friends ans
neighpors for their kindness al tbs
Tine OF the sickness and death OF OH
wife and sister; also for the fora
offerings.
CHARLES r LINDSAY.
MRS. LORING JONES
MRS. H ;. NOCRS
HRS. II. a BEECHER-
AUGCGTIN HCED.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

ME-. Cleaner Danfarrh Ogg Of tins
ciry rend in Skowhegan al q recent
Meet1ng of Tine Sorpsis C,lup.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

The LADIES' Aid Of the Free Bap-
list church VIII meet with Mrs.
Thornton. . Chestnut street, Thurs
GAY at P NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

A large number Of HaIlUwel Odd
Fellows attended the installation IF
l1s Encanpment Branch Of the order
e. Augusta last evening