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Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20
AMUSEMENTS

"rhe Bishops Emeraids" at The
Strand Today who's Your Ser"-
art" is Another Sig One on the
Same Bill. ShoSk Begin at 80
Next Week.
Virginia Pearson will be seen today
al the Strand in the much talked
about picture. The Bishops Emer-
aids" with Sheldon Lewis. adapted
from the novel OF Capt. Hougnlon
Townley. It's 4 wonderful photoplay
ana is accompanied by another big
sensation. Who's Your Servant 9
The last named has special cast and
4 corker. 4 comedy specially booked
closes the bill. Prices at this theatre
beginning next Monday will be matt
nee. twenty cents TO all-evening,
twenty-five cents to all. Prices IN
every article used have 50 advanced
that this small change IN pTnce was
something that could not be avoided
The bill next Monday IS headed by
evervbody's favorlte. Dorothy Gisn
in the Paramount picture, Re
modelling Her Husband" The bill
for the entire week will be announced
in the paper Monday next. Shows
Saturday at both theaIres-matlnee
40. evening 6.45 and 8 o'clock
Lionel Barrymore at the Johnson
Opera House today in what we claim
is one of the great works of the whole
year, The Copperhead. ADV,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20
Threatens to BLOW"
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dero and bowed. To others he nod
ded and smiled, but his face soon re
turned 70 a SCI appearance which was
in contrast with the smile Of hls
prosperous days Instead OF The
white fiannels and the cane which
had made his figure familiar. PonA
Wore dark clothing and carried 10
stick. although there was a sugges-
ton NJ his former dapper dress in,
silk hanherchlef protruding from
pocket.
He was bit paIer than before: sut
when fr5eud inquired how he was
feeling ne replied Pretty good and
when asked about his treatment at the
jRil said he had 10 kicks" His week
IN lall was no new experience 20 Pom
Il. VINO before he rds committed
confessed that ne had been d convict
al Montreal and at the federal penl-
tentiary at Atlanta
There was no outward Indication to-
day Of any attempt by PanEl or mis-
counsel 20 obtain MS freedom VI bal
With SIS. OGo again set as the amount
required hv federal officials and ne
attorney general willing Ia accept
S10e eco To cover all state warrants to
date. the aggregate Of Slea,0aD was
apparently beyond the means Of the
man Of recently reputed millions
ATTORNEY General Allen tabulatiun
of Ponzi claimants today passed the
81. eee, ,ee0 mark.
Penxi told deputy narshals who had
charge Of hIn during his absence from
the Jail that his downfall was due 10
withdrawal al support by 4 mon prom
inent IN the city 5 financial circles II
given his liberty under guard for &c
DAYS he asserted he would be able 70
make good dollar for dollar on everr
promise and prove his solrency
There is likely ro be a Dc hluw-up
within few days" Ponzi was quoted
as saying To the deputies II ! tell
what J know gbuut certain man
uromlnent n Boston vino poses rs u.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20
BRIBERY CHARGES
Continued from Page One

hours and il was SAID additional wit
nesses probably would appear to-
morrow.
Charge Special interests
Judge Debows charge vas directed
al alleged special interests which. i
has been charged. nave representatives
here working against ratification.
1t has been said and i Is being
currently reported by some Of the
friends and advocates supporting the
ratification of the proposed federal
amendment Judge Debow told the
jury, that forces of corruption and
representatives of special interests
have come INTO tins state from be-
yend our borders and that lobbyists
have been and are present n tins c,ty
and county invading and infesI.ng the
rooms of cur state capitol and the lob
bies and public assembling places IN
our hotels ana other places n our
county
jury Directors to File indictments
After quoting ana explaining the
state statutes relating TO lobbying. the
court instructed the jury TO return
lNulSlfNtLlS an III NCSN-Go-
ton developed that the laws had been
violated.
Charles of the attempted bribery Of
Representative Burn were not regarded
seriously by suffrage leaders and many
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. were frank 70 say
that their views were similar. Mr.
Burn was recorded as voting with the
suffrage opponents on both roll calls
on a motion TO table the ratification
resolution. was lost on a tie vole, and
a few minutes later cast his vote for
the amendment. One vote decided the
issue IN favor of suffrage The affida-
Wits charged that he was approached
during the interval between the vote
on the motion TO table and the vote TO
concur with the Senate n ratjfy:ng the
amendment.
Representative Joe Hanover of
Shelby county. alleged IN the affidavit
attributed TO Murray as having told
Burn that if he would vote IN favor Of
ratification he would be given any
thing he wanted and that " Il would
be worth $40, 900 to him" characterized
the charge as mo more than a clumsy
effort TO biackmail or embarass
friends and supporters of the rights
OF our women" M Hanover said
his conversation was confined to an
appeal to Burn to vote for suffrage.
Major c. l. Daughtry. secretary TO
Governor Roberts, named in both af-
fidavits as urging with Hanover that
Burn vote for ratification declared
Hanover did not. intimate TO Burn
that he would be paid any amount Of
money or that he would be given any
other consideration for his vote The
House adjourned at noon until noon
tomorrow without any further refer
ence TO suffrage.
Seth Walker. speaker OF the House.
who changed his vote on ratification
from Nay" To Aye" in order 10 be
in a position 10 move for reconsidera-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

The lineups announced BY the TWO
A. & 4. railway teams. the Never
Sweats. representing ne gravel car
force. ana the RailhiIds. represenung
the section crew. confirm expectations
that the game which they are 70 play
on the Muster 1eid Al $50 O'Clock
Saturday afternoon viii De a warm
one. Here ther are: Neversweats-
Lewia, .; R!nes. q; Souie ID: Blake.
2b. Acnor1. 3b; 2. LeretIe SIS: Du-
ponL lf Lever, II; Eoibrook. r.
Railbirds-Mascia D: Tuicnoe. O.:
Tapen. III: Brown. 2b: Hague. Sb:
Leret-e. IS: Clarv, If: Gilpatr1ck, q:
Dorr. IT,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Ralph L Hunt, a former resident Of
this city and graduate from the Car
diner High school. class of 1929, and
OF Bates College o. ana who fer sew
erai years past has been located in
the West. is TO return TO Maine the
coming fall. Prof. Hunt has been prtn-
opal of the Dawson County High
school at Glendive. Mont, for several
years ana has also had charge Of the
science department of the University
of Montana summer school. He has
now accepted a position IS principal
of the Caribou High school. Of which ne
is 10 assume charge the coming fail
In these days when the call Of the
teachers is away from Maine II is
pleasing 70 chronicle the return OF
one OF the standing that Prof. Hunt
has IN the educational rield. Caribou Is
TO De congratulated
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20
Find $4,000 More
Old Colony Foreign
Exchange Co.'S Funds

Boston. Aug. 19-AItorney General
Allen announced today that SIS. neo
p ne funds of the Ola Colony For
elgn Exchange Company mad been
iocated in bank n New York and
nat this brought the total Of the
cnmpany's funds accounted for 10
hop.ooo He estimated that this
represented 90 per cent OF the
amount received by the COMPANY
rom investors, Returns Of note
noluers IN the Securities Exchange
Company conducted bv Ponzi MA
Teached today 4 total of s4.2oe. 600,
ms amount including the 50 per
cent profit prom sed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20
Maine-Owned Schooner
Abandoned in Mid-Oceau

~. Jofn. y. b. Aug. 19.-The Meth
eTton. four-masted schooner owned
oE Rushes Brothers of Dennvsvllle
Maine. mas been abandoned on ire
IN mlu-ocean. according 70 a report
fecelved here TO-DAY. She formerly
was the Dornfontein. and was held I'D
ana SET on fire ny a German raider n
me mouth Of the Bay of Fundy. dur
inE the last year OF the war. she was
salvaged and rebuilt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20
KEEP Up RUSH
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are now IN Poland mort heast Of Mia
wa The Bolsnevlkl have reached the
towns Of Lidzbark and Dziaidow ana
are meeting with cooperation from
he German population everywhere.
according 10 the communIque The
statement adds il has been asccr-
tanned that Bolshevik infantry has
been forced Ia fight by the Com
munIsis, who. II says have applied !
system of merClless terror
The kosciusko squadron and Major
p. Cedric Fauntleroy of Chicago.
have received special mention for
bombing and observation raids Mon
dav Oh rhe southern front. effecting
their 4eth flight and stopping the SO
WEI advaAe.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20
HOLD PARTNER
Continued from Page Cnel

recently thai Salvlati mad come 10
New York but i was only a few days
ago that he found out that the for
ner banker was operating hotel On
West 2$ru street ana also MAINTAIN
InG steamship agency. According
20 RioU-. Salv1atl admitted he had
taken The name Of Dougeilo Bucc3uI.
The detecGve said he had traced
the banker rom Montreal - sydney.
y. :. ana Boston. before finding him
Il New Y1rk.
Hloux SAID the charges against sal
viai alleged that he had approprlat-
ed money accepted by ms bank from
Italians FOR transmission 20 relatives
IN EraIv.' explaining afterwards in
reply 10 questions. that the Italian
government mad seized the fIncs n
llansIt. Bogus records. purportinE 70
be official reports 81 such seizures.
We're produced 70 deceive deposirors.
Riou,; SAID
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20
North Carolina House
Votes Down Suffrage

Raleigh, y. C., AuS. 19.-The Fed
et'al suffrage amendment was defeat
I'd by the North Carolina House Of
Representatives TODAY BY a Vote Of Il
to A.
The Senate having already voIed
70 postpone consideration OF The
amendment until the regular session
or the legislature next Junuar,-. the
dcaon pr the House today virtually
enus ne ratification fight n this STATE
until maj time.
y straight out rajccr;on resolution
reported hN ne constitutional amend
nent committee was tabled bv the
F1ouse without dissenting vote. m
nedia,eiy after the ratification res
oiutor was forced by The anri-suf
tfage forces wjthout debate.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20
Squeezed Sugar
Men Plead for Mercy

Washington. Aug. I9-Sugar dealers
caught n the recent price slump
with large stocks on their hands.
are appealing 70 thc Department Of
Justice 10 save them from loss. ar
cording 70 John + Crosby. acting
head OF the Departments campai gn
10 lower the cost Of living.
Many dealers who have been pro-
hibited from selling sugar at more
than one cent pound profit, Mr.
Crosby said TODAY. complain that be-
cause they bought sugar when prices
were high they now face heavy
losses. Unless ref1ncrs violate thn
Lever ACT. ne added. the Depar-nent
has no remedy for the situation.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

New York. Aug. ls.-The National
Woman Suffrage Association announc-
ed tonight plans for celebration on
the return Of its president. Mrs. Carrie
Chapman Gait, from Nashville Tenn.
after winning ratification af the l9th
amendment by the S6th state.
She viii ne ed from the Penn
sylvania station by suffra Eisis from
New York and neighborin- states 10
national headquarters. whare recep-
ton Will be held IN her honor.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

ton. has one day more IN which 70
act before The pr1velIege Of offering
such 4 motion is omen 20 any member
o1 the House under lis rules
= motion tomorrow 10 reconsider
was regarded is certain tonight ana
there was no leI CD on the part OF
leaders OF The oppos nE forces to keep
thelr men = line and + possible gain
strength through deserLoIs from the
ranks OF their antagonists.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

The local correspondent for The
kennebec journal was in Thomaston
Wednesday and called on Rev. and
Mrs. E. ". Wehber at their home
there. M Webber. now hapialn al
The State PRISON. was formerly pas
Tor Of the Cnlversalist church mere.
Through mis- kindness the reporter
vas conducted through the PRISON
seeing many most interesting Things
about The place and inspecting The
factories and work shops Mr. Web
Der has general oversight OF the men $
welfare, and enjoys his work
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20
Fan Dies Heart
Failure When Babe
Ruth Hits Homer

New York. Aug 19-Babe Ruth
MADE his 43rd home run Of the season
n Today's game with Cleveland.
When Ruth made the home run.
Theodore Strun. 4 fan. suffered an
attack nf hear disease and died 4
few minutes after ne was carried
from the grand stand
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20
WEST GARDINER

Mrs. Eva A Shepherd and daugh-
ters. Mabel, Daisy and Wilma. have
returned home after passing ten DAYS
at the seashore-
Mrs. Eva a. Shepherd and daurh-
ters. Mabel. Pansy and wilma have
returned home after passing ten
DAYS at the seaShore.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20
Alabama Governor
In No Hurry to Fix Up
Laws for Suffrage

New York. Aug. 1a-t7nra,nor XII
by of Alabama stated TO-DAY he would
give no consideration to the proposed
calling Of an extra session of the Ala
barna Legislature, 10 provide adequate
suffrage laws until ne returns TO that
state early next week
At that time I Will give the matter
some thought. but 7 can rot say at
this time what my Intentions are" ne
said
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20
WEEKS MILLS

The Lily of the Valley Chapter
Eastern Star viii have a baked bean
supper al Masonic hail SATURDAY
evening Aug. y.
Ralph Lowden. ElbridEe Caswell.
Frank Malcolm ana M. LltLetleid
attended the races al Belfast
"Wednesday
The Ladies Auxiliary ;. Q. y
Theodore Roosevelt Camp Of South
China. will hold 1 regular meeting
Saturday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

nome. the happiness and the self
respect Of evcrv man. woman and
child" It IS needed. he said. to re-
ducp the cost If living by decreasing
taxes Tor armament. and by siabli,Z-
Ing agriculture ana industry. It IS
ne great transcende1t -ssue' Of the
campaign. le declared.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

The funeral of the late Peter Eou-
lehan was held Thursday forenoon
oiic church. Rev. P A Reardon Of
nciatlng. There was a large atten-
dance of friends and profusion of
floral eTnble,ns- The bearers We're
c. F Bilodeau. Fred L. Perry. W. c.
Atkins. W. J. Brann. Fred Anketeil.
r. I Bussell. The in1ernent was n
Saint Joseph's cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20
SIR AUCKLAND
ENDS MAINE VISIT

DaIk Harhor, Me. Aug. l9--Sir
Auckland Geddes. the British anbas-
vacation. left this afternoon for ST.
Louis, where he viii deliver an ad-
dress before the American Bar Asso-
citation on August IS.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

A SPECIAL meeting OF the HaIloveIl
Fireman Association will occur al
. clock this evening. Arrangements
for attending the RocAland muster on
the 26ta Of this month VIII be consId-
erred. Al those having uniforms be-
longing 20 the ssoclatlon. VINO are not
70 attend me muster. are requested 20
bring them III At this meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20
Reaches 70 Mines

Tho meeting also agreed, without
dissent. that the issue nf permits
should be 10 the loading lines with
provisions made that If the amount
10 be loaded was exceeded. the mine
50 violating the permit should Ae
penasizcd IN lis car supply so long
as the ccal 81 billed without permit
remained unconslgned elsewhere and
lnaisposed gf
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Montreal. que AUG. 19-Aotonio
r. fSa.vlati arrest ed in New York to-
day on Montreal warrant, IS wanted
here n connection with the collapse
Of The banking firm of Zrossl, and
Companv. Of which Charles Ponz;.
Boston's financial wlzard' vas i
membe~ al the tIse i failed IN 1908.
Ponzl served aerErce wear term in
the -. Vincent drs Paul Dpnitentlarv
following -,aal on forgery and fraud
charges, but Sa.vlati s alleged 10
lave jumped ms bail and escaped
prosecution \ third man. Gianetti.
also connec, ad with the management
of the bank. committed suicide.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Miss Mary B. Killduf of WATERBURY
O., Miss Nellie ~ Ahern II New Lon
don. O.. Miss Ida }. Caiev and Mss
Mary Jane Nelson Of Norwlrh Ct are
visiting Miss Nelson's aunt. Mrs. Jen-
ME NJ lar~aty of this clty The trip
was mace by auto overnight stops be
ing made IL Boston. Lake Sunapee, n.
4, and Poland Spring. They viii re-
urn today by the way II Portland,
pass ing a dav at old Orchard Beacn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

ne many friends of Miss France
1sy q Bayonne. y. j.. formerly of
't.s --tv. viii oe Interested 10 learn
. 2sr marriage 20 Charles Dowd of
NsV York. m August II. at Ba-
'o-1e. y J The ceremony was per
-o--2e1 ny Rev. Father O'Duyle.
g2s ao1trac-ng parties were at
.e11ea 7y ne brides sister. Mrs.
.&--r@1 8rocknan of Bayonne. the
'-'as-roon s COUSIN, Charles Fin
Ae'' O. -21E Island. The bridal tour
"as 7assal n the Catskills.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20
NODELAY
Continued from Page Cne)

rival al the pier al t3dewater would
he unloaded into vessels with reason
abie promptnCss. this ability on the
part of- The pernitten % I've ascc--
tanned by his showing As TO vessels
and charter and ms record II meet
lnG the conditions Of permits 4.ther-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Through ne courtesy Of the Loyal
l-cer n Moose me children of the
iooa Shtqnerd Home were enter
.l-le1 al the car1lval on Grays
WAR Thursday afternoon. They
7-'7l-ea ,he var.Uus attractions and
Il -2a.-7- -Eo-round was an espec-
a delight. Ice cream was served
+. 'he small guests of the Order.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

r Nuslc Ship invites you to in
-per: Aalr Stock ana. hear the work
.. -4e.r 2ar'ab.e t1ctrolas. 4You can
-r-y -Ae muse II the great artists
a, rlr cottage ~ amp as well is
s, -1-1a See mar adv, n this is
sus adv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

The EaIloweu Savings Institution
has has crew OF painters AT work ON
the exterior OF their building on the
corner Of Water ana Winthrop streets.
making general Improvement N ap-
pearances.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Mrs. ora Chace Of New Bedford.
Nass VINO 2as been stopping for
seve-a. months past with Mrs. Ar
III 2.nss. has gone 10 Liberty and
5etas- Tor a rTslt before returning
e e. nome.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

leave today fos their return trip 10
their home n Shrewsbury, Mass.
They plan passing 4 few days with
friends IN Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

All members Of Camp 1872, Modern
Woodrnen- who are going 10 the held
day al New Portland Saturday Aug
II are asked TO take the O'Clock
train standard time
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

-'+re M oe I meeting Of the ward
.,---;;.css . ne Republican wonen's
-,.v .,---rl;:ce held Friday evening
!. \. .o,-e Mrs. X o. Cobb. Bruins
--,-k .vs--e Il : O'Clock.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Victor Thomas of Binghampton. y.
7. who has been visiting Gardiner
friends left Thursday for Eol-.on.
where he is 70 visit reIacres before
his return.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

-hs Increase Of fares on the Maine
-a1--a. z 2. becomes effective Au-
-us- p ana viii be j 20 per cent. ad-
a-cs at advance on sleeper and
7a..r.ar caarges Will be 30 per cent
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

F@ of 500 is offered for the
-e BODY Of Miss Beatrice
-''1.r", N The hennebec river
- side Of Swan Island.
a1E = 1929. Please re-
D.. az -w- y same to Mrs. Annie
sarainer. aug20d2t
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Wellington Smith, has purchased
the properly which vas owned BY
Rev. J. : Cochrane al the top of
Union street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

The local troop of Girl Scouts will
meet Saturday morning 10 take the
As car al the Pcstofhce for Island
Park. where they VIII hold a picnic.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Nc s-G Names and children.
- -.,- reen vislting relatives in
,yasr B. -t,re.. leave Friday on their
- .e.r homc IN Limestone.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

~ ana Mrs Axel jackson of
-1,ras r-,-~ \. Y. have returned TO
nay home ttter 4 visit al the home
d.. " mi -I-s. Arthur Rines.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Mrs. Nellie II. Seddens Of New Torl
City was in the city Tuesday Ell route
for a visit with her father Freeman
Jordan of LItchneld.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Miss Annie Parker of Waltha:n.
Mass. is passing TWO weeks as the
guest Of Miss Carrie Burknardt. River
avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Mr., and Mrs A y. Smith Of Pleas
ant stret ara enjoying snort vacation
al Rangeley Lakes. They are visiting
their daughter Mrs. Conrad ". Lamb,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Tdvara Roblnson, who has been
.-y-l-g ~=-aIves and friends IN
7ara.ntr ana r1clnlty left Thursday
~ rs nome n Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

There will be a special meeting Of
Cobbosseecontee Lodge. l. @. Q. N.
held Monday evening 70 hear he re-
ports from the carniva. committees.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

,-,-e--.ve patterns IN voiles Will go
rs.s e, r :. smith * Co. Sarur-
7-- .r -rcss ranging from 7ec
-. e ADV
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20
STOLEN:-One Hundred Dol.
lars reward

For evidence that arrests ana convicts
the thief A lot Of civilian cIorhInr
that J hired Henry Peacock to store
for me until wanted He says IL was
stolen from "a house saf his ON the Hal
lowell road to which he removed il
without my knowledge or consent
This makes him responsible for the
value af IT, but / want to heip aim fnd
il and will pay Slon for the thief
Description furnished on application
WINFIELD s. ADHINSoM
Hartford. M&ine-
n,,r-anazt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Mr.. ana Mrs. w L Smith and son
are passing the week al the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. a y. Smith. Pleasant
street
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

%uss ReoGa Trainor Of Weymouth.
,,sss Ia -uesr at the home of Mr..
NJ Ms .a47n Booker. Prospect
-~re-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Mrs. James Huntington If L1tchheld
and Miss Nina kelton Of lewiston
were guests THURSDAY of Mrs. william
Nelson Richmond.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Mss MARY Q. Gosline of New York
arrived THURSDAY for visit with her
parents. dr and Mrs W O. 7osliue.
West Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

f Il GaIlison Of Portland was
business visitor On Water street
Thurs day
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Maxiey Hill Of Boston Is visiting at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Good
win Of this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Mrs. John Mcnamara of East Pitts
ton. formerly of this 0ity, was calling
on friends here, Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Wallace Perry has sold the house
which was formerly the Methodist
parsonage 10 Claude Rackiiffe Of TINS
CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Two sons were given as the sur
vivors Of the ate Emery p WelCh
when there should have been but one,
Emery z. WEIGH of South Weymouth.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Mr.. and Mrs William Kirkwood,
VINO have been visiting Mrs. Kirk
woods aunt. Mrs c. 3. Hobbs. have
returned % their home Nashua y.
u
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

. S~-s Dance. Tacoma, Mon
alE-s' Car leaves Depot
sa-re az Special car after
aug2I- -
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Chelsea Grange VIII have degree
work rsis evening. All whc have not
been solicited are request ed - bring
cake or PIE.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Ms !. faulkner and Mrs. R
r Bro. KHAN and son Robert of
7sv57re. X. :. are visiting relatives
.c trends n Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Ae''2--s 80 central Sunday schedule
-. @tr notice: Train leaves
- ? VI. returning leaves
.--'o's @H-0e 5a5. daylight saving
-s11 "onpert at :. P. NJ.
Tnay2efri- sat, II
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Miss Marion Foster of Beverly.
Mass, IS visiting her grandparents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Burkhardt, River
avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

,.-s --,t Downs of Windsor. re-
nm rTslt al Old Orch
=. ~uest Thursday of her
~ .f-e Eohn Williams
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Mrs H r Dow of Rox5urr. Mass
is visiting friends here
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

several days vacation with friends at
Bristol.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

-.sla Zutman Of Beverly.
-Ies- al the home Of Mrs
-s--s. Spruce street.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1920-08-20

Mrs. Belle Dudley and son. John.
eft Thursday for Oakland. Cal,
whore they are 20 reside