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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19
COMING TAX RATE
CITY OF GARDINER

4 citizen VINO is Interested IN and
familiar with all of Gardiner's affairs
says:
al the commencement OF new year
the city council Is always faced by a
problem that requires much thought
and work I mean the fixing Of me tax
--ate for the year. While these are not
assessed until April 1st. the appropria-
,ipn bill must be prepared IN advance
and in ORDER 10 do this inreligently the
assessurs must have some iuea OF me
amount of property IN the city sVaiianie
fur this purpose IN order that Inc rafS
of tauarion may De kept al the lowest
nnssible figure Gardiner like all other
eli res and towns. has had an increasing
,ax rate for the past few years II has
gone from "a TO Y and from = 10 g
This year under prevailing conditions
II will probably reach IS or Is mills and
the assesEors will do good work II they
keen II down 10 these figures. we might
az well look the thing sQuareiy m the
fact The-city. like lnuIvlduals, mas 10
nav current prices for Whatever Is pur-
chased and it mas required close ana
xris.a figuring 10 have kept the rake a.
- mills during the past year. Indeed
+he various departments have been han
fiicauped ny the adoption OF TINS raIe
Tho is esueciallv noticeable IN the f1re
riensrtnen. and many feel that this can
M longer exist in this department a.
least Gardiner has been fortunate IN
deed IN that we have had nc large ares
20 cope with.
While II is true that some matters OF
fy,vy,er,se have heen eliminated OF reouf-
81. tn.. reverse. is nnre often the case
The civ must provide interest Oh The
recently issued bridge bonds and provide
for The retirement Of S2SW Oh these
bonds each year Again there are me
ever present repairs On the 1aruiIiel
and Randolph bridge. The central pier
must be -epnired this winter and TINS
is no small expense. Twenty-Five per
cert will be borne BIZ the town OF Fan
doiph and Is per cent by this city. and
in these days repairs are very expen-
sive.
..r-be school or educational question Is
,ooyring I'd uig. The recent. OF perhaps
should say present. agitation for an
ir1c-ease in the salaries OF onr teachers
rs a question that well may keep the
ypr-ubey-s of the city council aWahs
nights. There Is no question out what
sorne of our teachers are tinuer paio-
There is only one way 10 meet Inc oe-
,,,und. If ct is met and that LIS through
Increased taxation
..rr 4t,e assessors can find. when they
wake their rounds in April. any new
pronerry of any amount thar can Se
+.xea they will have To do consider
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19

disma! saints whose piety Garkens -ne
daylight. Il is that they hac this nan X
u Lhe smiling face. When we met Dr.
Eatter MS lace lighted up with q smile
SO cCrdial we fel; rnaG ne was really
glad 70 see as che day seemed q little
DIT -1teT tur rhat kindly cheerful greet
ing Vel. as wa al know ne struggled
braveiy through many wears Of bodily
weakness ana sut e-Ing, gallantiy borne
to the last
hen We went into tht SAVINGS bEnk
'Ernesi" greeted US with ~a1Ian-
smile OF weicnne lit roo, was GLAD To
see US. He was Interested in our h1tla
concerns The hoy with MS first de-
post; the Old lady with her iealous,v-
watche !, anZlOusiy-cou ed burial funG
the foreigner vino could not write nus
own name-one and al were klndjv re-
ceived one AM all Were helped and
comfnrJeu ana advised ana sent rejui,-
ing on their wa He WIS so lovely DO
sald enc old woman 10 me-. Who can
Tell how man, hundreds echoed this
thought IN heart i not III g czech VIII
can tell how many hundreds OF people
were permanent,E benefited bv his good
counse!. so mndes..E and cheerful =
given" swift, mysterious stroke fel!
mysterious 10 uE. clear and simple to
Him vino made me urainI. and The gen
tie. kIndl-' spirlr passed from earth. bur
his deeds and MS influence remuin
We meet rhese two f. ENDS no mo! /
in our daiiy walks. yat they being dead,
still Speak to us The nave left Us L
legacy beyond price. the memory DE
cheerful cnurtesy and kindness. or u
Du1 il in one word. neighDorliness
IT -
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WINTHROP

Preparations are being carried fur
ward for -he card party and dance 10
be given AZ me Town nall next Thurs
cay evening, Jan. ~. under the aus
pices OF the daughters OF the American
Revolution. This is TO be costume
party and revival of the costumes If
Colonial Gays VIII no doubt be SHOWN
tnr those VINO care to dance. Their.
will ne cards fnr those who play and
tables for others VINO do not care for
cards. SO everyone will be able 10 find
something 10 occrtpv their attention.
This is d bene1. entertainment the prp-
caeds If which will go to the Armenian.
relief. and il is open 10 everyone vino
Is willing To help IN a good cause.
The ladies' Whist Clup will meet
Monday afternoon, Jan. 70 with Mrs
J A. Foster at 21a Mrs. NJ. A. Whit
ing hostess.
The Ladies Social Circle OF the Con-
g-egatioral church viii hold an aIi-day
meeting Wednesday,. Jan. q. with Mrs
Ray Riley a. the Tappan Farm, West
Winthrop. picnic dinner will be ser,-
ed al noon
Mrs n. T. Pearson entertained the
members Of her Sunday school class at
ten-ten party al ner home Thursday
afternoon. The time was passed So
ciaIiy and refresnrnents were served by
the hostess.
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TEL. 666 w HALLOWELL, MAxME.3.I r =

women Of her division. as well as VII.
our soldiers WHEREVER she found chem
On her return. after hnnarabie dis
entered the service of the Young wo,l1-
en- Christian Asseeiasion as specisd
worker fur the educationai campaign
which if taking place all OVER our cot,n-
try q; the present time for the pur-
pDse of carrying oul the world servfrs-
program. As State Director Of Mann
she has recruited group nf women who
attended conference IN New York
City DECEMBER and 3. where The Won!
service program WAS presented 10 them
THIS in turn will be presented to orr
people everywhere by committees and
sub-cnmmit1ees. aided ny the press. ps
Special speaAers, by stere pit on viewf
moving pictures and FYnuruE graphs h.-
Gently Miss Smith has resigned erom
|, her school position IN Brunswick in or
der 70 share in tins greHr work plap.
ned for the welfare Of young wuneo
the world over
M.ss Smith will ieuve this week fe--
a trip through A-oustook county in t:is.
interest Of the Z " c A. end will
visit HoultOn. Pressure Isle. Carbon.
Fart Fairfield lnc the other large towns.
IN that section.
Up to TINS time MISE Smith ms DE-
voted most OF her time 10 work IN
Portland. lewiston and other neHrr,
CT les Portland ,s her sheaCuua-fers hu"
she is a3ie To frequently visir her ,ur,a
here
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anle sieuthIUg and we fellows will nave
10 be little more honest than we have
been. II will be much like finding 4
nesttie in Z havstack,
The word that comes rom -ourh
Gardiner is not al all optimistic as
far as taxable property is concerned.
quite the reverse To my mind the
assessors nave some JOB and I'm
mighty glad il g their JOB and moi
mine. A jump IN the tax rate is IN
evitable and we must make up our
minds TO accept as one Vi The for
tunes Of war
"A comparison of the rate in Gar
diner with the three contiguous
towns Of Randolph. Fa-mingdaie ana
Vest Gardiner is always interesting
THIS town Is out Of debt, they have
d sinking fund for bridge repairs
and the poor account has been ma
teriaIly reduced. Officials OF Tins
town DO not expect d Tax rate Of
over - or % mills. Farmingdalc is
singulariy fortunate in that she mas
a considerable portion Of her eXpen-
ditures taken care Of by the tax paid
by the Central Maine Power Co. for
their plant in that town. Ia is hoped
to have q slightly lower rate for 1870
or al the worst non higher than IN
1873
West Gardiner q typical countrv
town had for the year 1919 a rate Of
g mills. There would appear to pe
no good reason why the rate snoula
not be slightly lower than last year,
This town depends entirely ON the
farmers TO furnish the necessary
funds. She has no manufacturing t.
he taxed Also she has no expenst.
for light. sidewalks. sewers. water
service or fire department and So fa.-
as can be ascertaIned will Ia "
nothing to raise her rate.
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hume on Church street. Grace Capen
Is substituting IN her place at tne
telephone office
r. l. Garner of the Central Maine
Power Co. was Z risffer II town
Friday
Funeral services Of the late Frank
J. Libby We're held Sunday afternoon
al SO a. the home on -Chestuu-
street. Rey Alexander Henderson Oh
The Baptist church ofdciated. The
burial vas IN the family hot on Bow
doinham Ridge. Frank J. Libby was
born on the Ridge road IN the TOW,
Of Buwdoinham. June ?. 1870. sun OF
the late Captain Joshua 3. and Eliza
White Libby.
The Rev .. E. Holt preached Sun
dag morning a. rne Methodist church
and after the evaning service CON-
Quoted the fourth quarterly confer
ence.
Miss Doris Clpugn was the gnesr
on Saturday Of Miss Margaret Lewis
OF HaICwaI
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PITTSFIElD

Mrs. # " Mcdonald Of Summer
street was taken to hospital IL
W4lerviIle FRIDAY for treatment.
The officers of Plntsfielo Grange
vera installed a. regular session
en- Saturday evening. Supper was
served under the direction Of Mrs.
Esther Brown
The funeral services of Frank J.
Shaw were held IN the First [ nj
30 clock. Members of Meridian
Lodge, r. and A. NJ, attended in a
body. Rev s. ] Willis ofhciated.
The bearers We're: E N Shaw. j
" Manson. T Z. Getchell and ".
= Pushor The remains were
placed in the Receiving tomb At the
village cemetery. Mr.. Shaw was the
son Of Granville J. and Jennie NJ.
Shaw. He was educated at Maine
Central Institute and resided IN
Ha-tland for many years. coming 10
PittsfieiG in 1909 wnen he WAS ap-
pointed assistant cashier of tbs
Pir-sfield National bank. position
ne held until failing health Obliged
him to give UP his work. Els age
was Il years
The pupils of the Mint grade a.
the Grammar school have recently
purchased TWO busts Of Lincoln and
one Of Washington. each a inches
high. They have also purchased q
large e-ieze, 22 by IS. Of the Signing
Of the Declaration Of Independence,
The class has ordered TWO pictures
e by 46, one Of the Ruins of Rome.
the other the Colosseum al Rome
Both these pictures are finished IN
Sepia. These gifts have cost the Glass
about $40 the pupils having earned
the money in various ways. Much
credit is due their teacher, Roland
Coney of Augusta. who has taken a
great interest in the class and assist
ID IN making this excellent collection
of art for the school.
Parker S. Littlefield was a bust
ness caller n Lewiston. Saturday.
Miss Hazel Pushor. a teacher a.
CorInna Academy. arrived Sarurdav
10 pasE the weekend with her pa
EMS, Mr.. and Mrs. A H Pushor.
Clarence Bodfish. who has been
visiting friends in town. returned 10
his home in Maynard. Mass. Sat-
friday. Mrs. Bodfish AMI little son
remained for a further visit with
friends here and SkUwhegzn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19

Officer - the day, Cap. WiIliam L
Pierce
William H. Clark Of Rcxourv late
Co. l. 10Th Mass Inf. Ills been re-
admitted 10 the Home
Frank 9. Andrews GOVERNORS CHIEF
clerk. WIS taken i'll Friday nis-tlf ant
Il was thought ne was COMING dow
with pneumonia. He was reported
as much better SUNDAY
The returns from furaougiis. E.tl
ward 3 Clark trem Putnam: VII
liam Sole from Pmladelpflia: Rnc
Jeremiah Daley from WaEerville
Burroughs have been Granted 10
James K Weston lo Providence
Patrick H. Fowler to Houlrpr: ar,F
Edward A. Harrigan to Portland
John T. Boyle. late Co.. Il. 9Th L
5. Inf; Stephen NJ. Packard. late Ce
c. 10Th Vt. Inf.. and Davia NJ Hilton.
late Co. E, 9th Ne Inf. nagc l,-css
granted discharges from the Enne
The moving picsure program for
this week is. AinndH Miss Tiu!a
DaEa IN False Evidence" Path
News. d Christie comedy and q ser
nett comedy entitled SaloTzre US. she
nannoah;" Wednesday. Miss BILL
Burke IN Sadie Love" nurd Week
~, ard an Arbuckle COMEDY entitled
The Earseed; FRIDAY, an aH-staf''
cast in The Little Diploma. Il
Pathe and a comedy entitled BIZ
Blazes ESQ"
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RICHMOND

A Lhree-act drama. An Early
Bird. will De presented Jan. Goth. at
the Richmond Opera house by the
Senior class IF the Richmond High
school.
Z. A Palmer Of Skpwhegan. has
arrived in town and expects to move
his family here soon.
J. H. Gallagher attended the Gran
ite and Marble Cutters convention
al Bangor last week
Mrs. Edward ", Bullock was a
visitor in Bath Tuesday
Mrs. Edna Lane and Mrs. Edward
Euilock attended q sale at Augusta
this week.
Miss Julia c Richards was 4 WIS.,
tor in Ealluweil SUNDAY
Mrs. Bessie Saunders Is suck IL nsr
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BRUNSWICK TEACHER
MADE SECRETARY FOR
SPECIAL Y. VIC. A. WORK

Brunswick. Me, Jan. IS-Miss Belle
Hawes smith VINO has been appointed
a = " G. A. secretary for special
work in this State. was for about 20
years q school principal OF this town.
She was granted years leave Of alb
sence last January for overseas ser
vice with 7, NJ. C. A. She was con-
nected with tiiiD organization for eight
months. six months of which she vns
serving in France as woman's divisional
had charge of the group Of workers IN
the voyage both going over and coming
rack. Over there her work brought har
into very clue touch with o or more
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19
ADJUSTMENTS
Houd,ni Offers $1,000 Reward to Any
Person Proving His Crash IN MID
air is NOT Genuine, Today at The
Strand

ar Is FSUI SeHutn6- quay Al ne
Strand
Gray Towers -avstsrv with GLADYS
Leslie opens the bill al the Strand TO-
DAY and is followed by the world >
greatest Snowman, Houdlni The only
a:rpiane collision ever photographed in
the clouds.
Known all over the civilized world as
seif-liberator illusIonis-. magical.
author, scientist, and especially famous
as the ''handcuf king" Houdini, fer
many wears a headliner IN vaudeville
here and abroad, is perhaps the most
celebrated man II his especial field nov
before the public. BY methods Of his
own ne has repeatedly mystttied police
and public officials when he escaped
from locked safes. death cells. and re
leaseG himself from handouts, STRAIT
jackets. chains and ripped boxes many
Of them lying submerged. a capable
actor as well. Houdini. combines thu
presen tatiun of his famous feats with
the clever porrravai Of the role OF hero
in the great ACKNOWLEDGEMENT pic
tlre THE Grim Game.
The Gaumont News viii! also De shown
On this bill. "Evangeline" will ne the
big attraction at the Johnson Opera
house "Wednesday and Thursday nexi.
ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19

There vii be joint install Ilon
this evening Of Fairfield Lodge. No.
68. l. .. Q. r, and Good VIII Re
oei1ah Lodge. No. 80, az the l. Q. O
F. hall The installing officer of
the Rebekahs viii be Miss Blanche
RounGy Of Clinton. who Is district
deputy president aad she will be as
sisted by Mrs. Florence Goodwin Of
this town. The ODD Fellows viii be
Installed by Lawrence Livingston,
district deputy grand marshal Of
Oakland. Refreshments viii be serv-
I'd and L social hour follow.
The " Umans Home Missionary
Society VIII bt entertained Tuesda Y
afternoon Al the Methodist parson-
age.
The regular meeting Of the Ep-
worth League VIII ~ heid on Tues
DAY evening The subject for the
evening VII! be Life Worth Living"
Charles Dorian viii ne tins leader
Miss LA Fletcher will entertain th.
members uf ner sunday school class
al the Methodist parsonage WaGnes-
day evening
There viii ~ IN official board
meeting ii the Methodist parsonage
Thursday evening al 80 o'clock
The funeral services tor the late
Lester Holway Ware held yesterday
afternoon III his nome in Shawrut.
Rev Z. " Webber Of the Universal
ISL church being me officiating cler-
gyman. The Masonic services were
held. the Masuus ar. .ndiac in a BODY.
There WIS profusIon Of FORA trib-
utes from his many friends. who Will
greatly = urn their loss. The bear
ers Were Wallace Hill, Frank Ham
mond. benjamin Lawrence and VII
liam Chacdeld. The remains We're
placed = the tomb at Mapiewood
cemelery.
The Eaines Theater Orchestra very
kindly went 70 the Central Maine
SauItOrIuTD Yesterday whore they
entertained the patients with a con-
cert from 5 20 O'Clock. Following
The concert the members of the or
cnest-a ware entertained by the
friends a the institution ana q so
. ciaI hour ENJOYED.
Miss Coriss Mcclure passed the
i
Mrs. Ralph Z. Friend IS the cues; 81
her sister Mrs 2 Q. Comeau Of Ban.
gor.
Pete Land-y Is the guest Of friend.
il -pwell Mass.
The Ladies' Circle Of the Universal =
lst cnurcn viii mold q silver tea al rht
home OF Mrs. CAR Piper Tuesday aft.
arnnop.
r. q. Flies passed tne week END Z
Portland win hls brother and wifi
NJ and Mrs. NJ Z. Flies.
Miss Margaret TerInan Of Oak Grpvs
is Kissing a few days al ner nome OF
lawrence avenue.
The little friends Of Arthur Lincoln
VINO recently underwent an operation
a. Eravs hospital. will Re glad 10 know
ira ne is IN q corfo--a1ie cund non.
MISS Edna Ernery who has been pass
ing me EAST month al her nome II
SkowneEan and II Town with friends
mas returned 10 Passaic \ J.. where
size Is teaching school.
The Milk Producers Association
at cne Benton Grange hall Saturday
evening has been postponed Until fur
Their notice
Mrs, Wendell p Noyes has returned
rom OAK Grove Seminar where she
mas been the guest Of Miss MarEarei
/ ToIcnan and her brother, t.odnev wy
man, who is attending school there.
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The Smiling Face

stevenson 1T his Christmas sermon
gpeaks of its being well for LIS morta!s
tkat we are condemned TO this fashion
of the smiling face" This phrase has
been constantly in my thoughts OF lac
when considering the lie and death OF
twp of our neignburs. Ernest Parsfliey
and Frederick Rafter
The TWO men, diverse IN bodily ana
mental habit. had this great Quality IN
commun-thaf OF cheerful cuuf1@sE 4
is mot only that their lives were blame
less and nenincsut, we have al mel
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19

Mr.. and Mrs Edward Crockett en-
tertained about 80 OF their friends
and neIghbors last Friday evening al
their nome on Greerville srreat, the
OCCASION beng a birthday anriver-
sary of bntn Mrs. Crockett and her
little daughter. Ice cream and cake
We're served and a good time had by
I'll present.
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AMUSEMENTS
Double Bill at the Acme To-Day

Al the Acme today double bill
Of exceptional merit will be screened.
William Farnum in The Rainbow
Trail" and Pauline Frederick IN
THE Woman onthe Index" are the
splendid features offered. Both
these stars are calssed' among the
leaders OF FINLAND" and the plays
in which they are 10 be seen TO-DAY
have been proclaimed by critics AS
being ofthe first caliber in every re-
spect Don't forget that Evan
geIine" will be shown Jan. &c and
oT-Ady
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19

: Cloueh was arral-ned Sa1ur-
:.eatnrnoon in -he municipal court
nc no1-support Of his wife and
. children The testimony showed
Il the woman and children are &C
,,ylnc Z room on church street anc
til-Ae nave he scarlet fever The
--er taken in hand ny Health Off
"a inaiade and resulted n the
re action. Cluugh was released
.:. prornIse TO provide SO per
Id his family during their III
nd rhen IS pei week
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19

FRIENDS Of Mrs. Albert Tregembo,
VINO is i'll at ner home with scarlet
fever, will he pleased to learn of
Improvement in her condition 1t
VIII. however, be some time before
the quarantine viii ne lifted
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Arthur .. Gcss

Word of the death Of Arthur D
Goss. formerly proprietor Of the
Boston Cafe Of this city, Sunday
morning III his home al Salisbury
Heights. y. H. was received here
Sunday evening M Goss was about
60 wears Of age
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19
Tug Seguin Sold

The Goa dealers OF Gardiner,
HalloweIl. Augusta and Bath have
purchased the tug Seduin. The price
paid is understood 70 De S18.600 a
corporation win 500. 900 capitaliza
ton is now in process Of formation.
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inch. value t0dzy 45c.

inch. value todzy 45c.
Sale Price &c
1 Lot Crepe. coiors Pink.
Blue. also White. value to
day 45c, sale Price 35c
/ Lot best quality Percale IN
short lengths. all good styles.
lengths run from , to s yds.
valne today Sc.
Sale Price 25c
] Lot 40 In. Wool Serges.
value s2.00 yard.
Sale Price S1.25
l Lot IS IN. Wool Serges,
value Sis. Sale Price SEC
| Lot 56-in. Wool Serges,
value ST. Sale Price 75c
! Lot House Dresses, new
styles just In. value $3.50.
Sale Price S2.9S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19

-.sr Flora KIRK and Miss May
womb left Saturday for a few
a cars visit as guests Of Mr.. ano
,-r J Kirk IN Portland and MIR.
IRIS Charles Temple n Bldde-
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immunity Chorus Tonight

n.-liar meeting of the Com
horus will ne held this
evening al eight O'Clock.
:tl ne q vocal SOLO by
..nnur McCausland and L
-uau ~ warren Martin
owing nave been SELECTED as
fe M ensuing year: presl-
&. T. Blagden: VICE presi-
8 L..wton: secretary anc
..as Z. a. Wagner; program
. -, Nre Fred Robinson. Mrs
.rAncr ". 7. Guild. D 3.
publicity committee. F. ;.
e.. Wright. j. W. Berry; III
a4of Gardiner. Frank Srann'
rcn. Arthur Lander, F. n
Simons. Mrs. J. VI.
a~s C,har,es Gray. Miss
-...4~us. Mrs. Laura BiaIr.
.er Rice Mrs. G. w. Hesel-
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Eureka Rebekan Lodge will hold its
installation Of officers Tuesday evening
al 80 al !. o @. p. hall An enter
laInmenl VIII be given and an oyster
supper served after me meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19

Regular meeting of the Knights Of
Pyrhias this Monday evening Bust
ness of Importance Is TO be consid-
cred and large attendance is
asked
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19

The races Of the Gardiner Driving
I'D. winch were to nave been neic
# saturday were postponed Until
..e "a be announced later, by rehs-
i ne stormy weather
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19

Mics Ruth Doucette went Jo Oak :
land on Saturday for q few daysf
visit TO friends.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19

Miss Edith MacGowan passed
SUNDAY in Portland, the guest Of
ner parents. She returned on Lne
Pullman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19

The reEuiar melting oftne ROYAL
NelEnbors viii occur at clock this
evening al 4 OF F. hall.
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Owing TO the cold STORM Of Saturus Y
the Central Maine Power CO. was obiig-
&c To have crew of men engaged N
tnawing the gas main near the
Vaughan bridge Of lower Water street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19

III, and Mrs. wadswortn Lewis OF
Whitehead were among the ouI u
,u-r --ls1tprs IN This city SATURDAY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19

The Daughters Of the Holy Cross,
Congregational parish will meet
Tuesday evening with Mrs Harring-
rOn. Winter street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19

~nere VIII be held on Tnesoas eve
ing the installation OF omcers "a
.i,-sska repekah lodge.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-19

The ladies Aid of the First Bap-
tist church will meet Tuesday after
noon at O'Clock with Mrs. H. Y.
Bates. Central street