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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16
kENT'S HILL BASEBALL
WILL BE LATE OPENING

kent's Hi. Ne, April 1.-THE deep
SHOWS Of the past winter have wrought
havoc with the Kanrs Fiji nasehau
diamond and Il is very doubtful! whether
the season can begin as planned with
a practice game April r with Bowdain
&c. Last Saturday morning q squad Bf
some % students turned 1ut with shuv-
els 70 clear the Infieid u snow and ice
and a large duupca-t was cu1nmaa-
deered To haul the snow from the field
The heavy rams of sne past TWO duvs
have practically brought out al Of the
1-rsst- so that with driving winds or
plenty of sunshine the field rray atiIl
get II proper conditions for the opening
game. II not the season viii ne la-e,
probably me latest fnr many pea-z.
Coach RounGy ana his CORDS Of assIsr-
ant managers have been offered the an
tire RESOURCES Of the school and various
farm implements are IL their disposal
Il is proposed 10 harrow the iufield anG
Lhen use the large ruler
The authorities are especially anxious
- open early this year as the first
leagne game Is scheduled for Nav . WITH
Nestnrook Seminary II Portland as the
As much Of the keIt's Fiji
materia! Is uu-ied. including both af
the pitchers. Il is felt thar some su-r of
a workout should be given previous In,
LE4a gana- Both Nevul ana Epugalpn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16

Mrs Laurie Ba1cheidt.r Wright
passed away Monday morning al 10
0 CLOCK al The home Of her son. J
R-ley W-- Il No II ManIsy
street Auburn. She was born in
HaLowaI- July q, 1850. tne young
est daugr1ar Of Josiah OTIS and
Frances OsgDod Ba-chelde-.
she was The wlduw Of the late DR..
J. l. Wright Of Durham ana leaves
70 mourn her loss one sen. J. Riley
right OF Auburn. and three Gaagt7 :
lers. Mrs Belle ". Dunn of Poland,
Mrs e. O. Turner Of Thonasson- ard
MS Herbert Trask Of Norwich.
Conn. beside 13 ndchlIdrea.
Mrs u right was woman Of rzra
character and refinement. and the
beauty Of her life vas an zxanuie II
others. She was devoted wife and
mother No sacrifice was too rrea :
10 he g JOY q her. PHILLIPS Brooks
salc- 'DE1T makes Us do things well
bu1 love makes Us DO them beau-i-
fully"
she did everything ''beau-ItL.77y "
through love. and her life was spent
II doing 11r her children and her
friends. "A haI ever OF joy came. she
accepted WITH q sl1le. ana whatever
II BORROW. she mel as a sraunch sol
G1er, living il me conditions Where
Soc placed ner. she lived greatly. -
lewiston sun
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16
Highway Department Has S59s.aa
Balance

In The report Of the standing q
tbs various departments. the de-
Pa-rnsnr Of streets and highways
was hardly given = fair deal. though
the statement contained n the
Journal was exactly N accordance
with the report Of the certified az
cou1ra1L. Mayor EraEdon showed
On Thursday a correction from the
accountant that gave the street de-
parmsnr Z balance Of s595.09 in
stead Of IN overdraft of s5491 L
came about this way The CITY sold
one pair of horses and the money
received fer them was credited to
the contingent or general expense
department Later = was changed
70 the street department and cor
recred in the second balance sheet
Of the certified accountant
The same thing occurred in the
FIRE department except thes hoe was
On the other foot. a pair Of horses
was purchased for the fire depart
merit and the funds taken from the
genera expense account instaad of
from the fre department The price
Of theh erses was $500 and the
changing Of the charge from the
contingent department u the IRE
department makes an Uver6raw Of
sG2ng. Before this WIS done II
werId appear Els though the street
aena-rmHut simply furnished the
horses for the fire department. GO
ing around Robin Hoods barn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16

Gordon maze tna day profitable and
very enjoyable
Ms. Frances V INN stopped over
uICn- On he- wav frun Faver-e 70 AL
rusta and was the guesi Of Mrs Caro-
line Denton.
Grant : endaI- who came from East
LIvar-nure 10 visit MS mother Ms
Bertha Kendall. was obliged ID SHOP a.
ReadteId Depot as the family was guar
a1-1ned on account Of scarlet fever
West Sumner, were purchased by Mrs
Myrtle Townsend
Ms. William Counns. VINO has been
visiting relatives IL Auburn, mas r.
turned
Mrs. Z A. Lseua1- Augusta was call
Tng on Readieic friends Monday. She
mas rented the Unoccupied pa-- ar her
tenement house % NJ and Ms Merton
Stevens.
Al interesting sermon was given by
Few Arson williams a. Smith Mem
uriRl church Sunday frun rhe tex. The
Eternal God Is Thy Refuge and Under
meath are the Everlasting Ar7ns M.
u iIliaTns received a gift Recently. sge -
which ne appreciated. lie expressed his
thanks Y church for the gift. prior 10
his sermon Sunday. ne vii attend the
Methodist conference IN Bath the pres
euJ weak
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16

Bath, Me, April 15-Proha1e Judge
James :. Lowell and Register VIZ
Durham had an carrier dav on
Tuesday than Al the drs1 session Of
the Sagadahoc probate court, The fol-
lowing being passed upon
Accounts fled-Esta1a Of Elizabeth
Potter late Of Bowdoin by Da2iei Z
Potter administrator; esta-a Of En-
incline a -u--Ie late Of Richmond
by belmont Emerson, executor; es-
tate Of Charles :. Ea1horne late f
v oolwich BY Harvey P. Ealhorne
administration
Petitions Tor 6lsr-i ourion-Esrace
OF Emmelile A Turtle la1e Of Rich
nonc ny belmont Emerson executor:
estate If Charles ;. HaLhcrne la1e Of
v oo1wict by Harvey ?. Hathorne
administrator.
Petition for allowance Eled-Es-
tate Of George A Mayers late .of
Cx
Petition for License 70 selI real as
-ate dled-Esta1e Of Sarah :. Allen
lacs Of Bath by Charles NJ. Webber
administrator
Administration nted-EstaIe Of
Charles v. Locke late AZ PhIpps-
burg. Sarah Z. Locke appointed ad-
DinIstraL Tx.
Account aIlowed-Firsr and final
account Of Ernest z. Williams. ad-
r1Zinlst-atGr estate Of Melvin C. Wi
harns late Of Bath.
Petition for adoption gran1ed-T0
Eugene A and Hattie l. Mitchell 70
adopt Charles Fred Bour1ier and
change his name 70 Charles Fred
Mitchell
Inventories fled and allovad-E-s-
tate OF John : Pascoe LATE If Bath
by Henry " Hanson adm Iii ssrrar g2r-::
estate of Julia Muldoon Ia-e of Bah
by Henry "a Hanson ad-u1aisfra-
tor: estate Of IneZ EstRIle Crocker Of
TupEsaD ~ Annie g Temple guar
dian. estate Of Henry ., Rice late OF
" ooiwich by Minnie Z. Rice ezecu-
INK; estate of red c jackson late OF
Bath by Edith L jackson admins
trarrix
Petition for probate Of vii fled
Estate Of LYDIA A Stevens, late Of
BAH, WIIbert T. Stevens executor
named without bond.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16
WEEKS MILLS

pr and Mrs. A z MORRISON enter
tanned over ne week end Mrs. Annie
z Mitchell, from Bath.
Miss Reta Brown had a bi--nday
parry Saturday evening april 10Th al
Il r Reeds Hail There were - IN
vT-ed guests present Dancing and
games were enjoyed and ice cream
and CAKE was served and the guests
departed wishing Miss Brown many
more pleasant birthdays.
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Risiey who
went 70 PleasaurviIle, \. Y On a
WISH. have decided u remain there
for the present
Two moose were seer or Deer Hi
Tuesday. They cane icto ] /
Cr0mnetr's door va-d then going
through MS deld crossed Ihe road
INTO Charles Jacksous field and On
INTO the woods. They seemed very
Lane.
Lew Miller mas gone 70 TassalDo-o
10 work as, sawyer n q mil for
Eugene Warren.
George Mari Is al work for Lin
o8ln Jones on the pond road. putting
q new roof on 70 Mr. Jones barn tflat
was crushed down by me weight nf
snow during the winter
MI. and Mrs H ! White made a
f.3slness TRIP TO Augusta Wednes-
day.
..as. Ray Clifford is II Augusta
General Hospital where she has had
an operation for appendicitis She Is
ru1rlrg along wen and VIII soon be
Die 70 leave the hospital
George Morrill, is transferring the
nu,ils from Deer Ell 70 TINS school
Roy Clifford came home Saturday
night from HaIloweu where he has
bean working
George Mar has Recently built
baifry on the schooihouHe- The bel
which was purchased by the united
efforts Of the taacher. Mrs. May Hall.
and the pupils. mas been put IL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16
NEW ENGLAND Soon
TO HAVE ADVANTAGE OF
MUlTIPLH TELEPHONE

Work has Started On Lh- Lnsr4Ilg-
1lon Of telephone equipment which
VII r!ve New England the second
r1ul-ipiex telephone system IN the
world directed over ordinary rej+-
phone wires.
When completed about JuIv ! mis-
r1ul-1pieZ telephone systzzr vii COZ
necl Boston and Bangor Ae- Win
ou- constructing any Additional cir
GUNS me special equipment VIII pro
vide the equivalent Of -four add1-On-
a. lines Il WI make possible FIVE
converse mons between ren people
ove- a single circuit a. one time.
For example. one telephone sEb-
scrioer II Worcester one z New
Bedford. one y L1weI, one II Wa
than and one n East Boston car
talk sin UNANIMOUSLY over ne Boston
10 Bangor circuit with five ether sab
scrlbers II Bangor. MLLnocksr, Bar
Ea~oor. Calais and - JOAN, \. r
L viii also be possible 10 use TINS
11ui-.qlsx system n such wav lHat
ne equivalent Of 20 rel+ graph cir
cIl41s NAV De esra blshad n one raia-
phone circuit, although ne system
VII MOI b. u-3llzed for tale graph pur-
poses a. present
Special criminal a1pa-arCs VIII ~
installed - me central Offices at
x a.1afieid Mass. ana al bangor, ana
special INTERN adIate apparatus VII
be placed = the Portland central
office for -he purpose 0f giving add
-loral strength 10 -hG ele.+t7ca-
waves
This uulrlpieZ system & the last
word n telephone tod transmission.
Al the present TIME Il Is only econ
CYNICAL for long lines. While = can
be used for distances less than 80
miles. the COST makes Il pr2rlblItva
for general Use.
The installation Of the system vii
assist II giving a prUCqcer service
with Z high grade Of transmission 10
Eastern Maine and the Maritime pro-
v1noes without adding 70 the cable OF
wire facilities between SosTon and
Bangor.
Telephone officials say Z IS almost
Impossible ID Obtain proper supplies
Of telephone cable and pole line
equipment and this uultipiex system
IS one result OF the inventive genius
and resourcefulness Of telephone en-
cineers II meeting The present rh-
srrlcred condition Of the supply mar
kEt
The system was invented and de-
veioped by the scientific STAFF of rhe
American Telephone d. Telegraph
COMPANY, and was first used several
months agD between Baltimore and
Pittsburgh.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16

q wonderful picture, and when we
say w0nderfCT We mean wonder
ful, Overland Fed" and the Mack
SennetI comedy, Trying ID Get
Along" This makes a bill that any
theatre should feel proud Id show
Monday and Tuesday n6s a splendid
program at this hauss with Ear
Williams IN When a Man Loves :"
SessUe Eayawaka n The 3eggar
Prince" and the Gaun1rt News
There Is one picture thai We are
pleased 70 announce for CExr week
rs the big sensation Of the Season.
Shore Acres" This Is James 4
Eerns's immortal drama, shown an
the stage for over thirty years I'd
capacity business. On the screen Y
Is even greater. more thrilling and
appealing. Il carries an al star
cast featuring Alice Lake. Toe much
cannot be SAID Of this this uignlesr
CT American plays. A prize has been
SET SO rhIa al may have the priv
legs Of seeing this big human play
Shows today FL 80 $50 sra-p- The
Lost City VIII have It's opening al
the Strand Friday Id Saturday,
April es-24-A6v.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16
WINDSOR

WEST-Mr- and Mrs. r 2. Periey
and children of Center vassaIbero
were Sunday visitors Of Mrs. Per
ley's parents. M. and Mrs =. q.
True.
North Windsor school opened
Monday morning with Mrs. Tinal
Merrill as TEACHER Ms Merrill
boards al her home Prank Pierce
conveys the pupils from this sec
rion
Ralph Taber of Westlook transfer.
the pupils from the North Belfast
road ID the Bolton Fiji school.
A 2. Haskell Of Portland. forrnerlw
Of Windsor, was calling on oiG
friends n town and visited a. the
home Of Roger Reeves list week
Burton Reeves accnrnpa med his
uncle home for few DAYS visit with
the Haskell family n Portland
NJ and Mrs. Alien Taber enter
tanned c. ". Taoer and son Edgar
as Sunday visitors.
Harold Casey. Inesman on the Al
gnsta and Lewiston railway. was a
recent visitor At the Casey home
stead
Evelyn Lambert recently arrived
al the home OF Mrs. ThedA Boynton
te stop FOR an indefinite time.
Pearl Neider arrived home from
the woods in Patteu April where ne
had been wark4ng his horses through
the winter.
Frank Gsru WIS a bus'ress caller
here MONDAY
As :. z. 5.--a1s Wa rs oss1
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16
Scallop Season
Extended Is DAYS

EockIand. Me. April 15-An extern
sion Of the scaIlop season from April
grained Wednesday by the Sea and
Shore Fisheries Commission after a
conference with dealers and fisher
men AZ which .. petitioners We're
present. The past Winter mas been
one of the most strenuous the Penob-
scot Bay fishermen have ever known,
the ice conditions making the pur-
suit Of the industry an imposEihili1y
most of the time One fisherman told
the commission that he had been able
10 get onto the fishing grounds but
- times since jan. l.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16
HkN COLOR IN CHEEKS
5e Better Look1ng-Take
Olive TahietS

I, vour sim Is yeIlcw-c1mniexim
uaiiir-tunrue coara6-appente Door
Won have bad taste n YER mouth
q lazy. no-good teehng won shuuld
take Olive Tablets
Dr.. Edwards Olive TaniefsI NIB
sritute fU cainrnel-we-e prcpCed by
Or. EDWARDS after Il wears on srucy
Dr.EdwMts' Olive Tzhlefsareapueiy
veee-zhiecmpoundnlxedwIrhoiiveui
you VIII know them BY Their oirve colnr
Tohavea ciear, pink skin. bright eyes
nc ullupies. fe=iinE Of buUyanrv like
acknowledgements getat rheczrse
Dr.. Edwards Olive Tablets act On
the liver and bowels like czime-Et
have No DANGEROUS after effects
They start The bile and OVERCOME cm-
situation. Millions OF boxes are snid
annually al l0c and &c Take one ar
rwomghfty znd1cse the pleasing yOuitS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16
P!TTSFIELD
Farmer Zines

Ear Stanley Farmer Of Newport
and Mss Harriet Ella Fines of
PI1-sdeid We're united = marriage a,
ne Methodist parsonage. Nednes-
cay evening. Eev. . ? Pa1ev. pas
-cr IL The Manson street church Off
cla-ng, using the sngle ring ser
~lcE
The sel=c-Cen were DusiIv en-
gagged n the business =ec1on Of -ha
Town Thursday making the annual
inventory Of assessa.aie property.
a meeting Of Ell women of Pitts
dei5 who ara Interested IN learning
spn-rh-1g lhou- the technique Of
Voting and the dunes confronting
them -n view Of the progress If aqua.
sl,-1--aEt VII be neld n ne Amer
can Legion rooms. "a =ttnescav eva
n1rG April =. The meeting VIII be
strictly non-parrIsHn.
Ms FlnrIce Ma~der. ~eg.nt Of -hr
Eliza beth Pierre Lancev chapter Il,
a. r.. and Mrs Nellie M Earnawa. il
prominent Taenoe DIT me chapter
VII leave hare Friday morning for
Portland. where they VII Join the
Maine delegation leaving that city
a noon for a waeks stay n Wash
L1g-0n 70 amend The lationaI Con-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16

Rockland- Ne. April 15.-Funera-
services Of the Iaua- Brig Gen. iona
than P. CiIlsy. WHO died IN California
last week were held wednesday n
the First Baptist church. Grand
Army honors were accorded by Ed
win Libby Post and the Supreme
Court adjourned until after the ser
vices.
Headed by Associate Justice War
rem c. PhiIb-ook the bar attended II
= body. Rev. ". L Pratt oficia-Ad.
The bearers We're Col. L 4. Could.
Clarence = Beverage, Jonathan lib
bets, Fred a Carter, Frank A Tir-
rel. IT., and walter H. Eurler. The
burial WIS II the family lot Z.
ThCnaSf1n-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16
Wills :. Wing

LIS Wing died Thursday
-:..2= us fome on Fountain
rs a~ 7nng zansss- he KS
r : A2r4s-a- son Of the late
liz M -ucv Mariner Wing
=as - vaz-s and 10 months Of
mt aa1 oeer a life long resi-
r z IFS -i-y having been n the
.p- as ne Oakland Mfg ca. for
-. = served as a member
a government and vas Z
-.,-, o1 ne Gardiner Band and
ia1e~- W0ocmer Of America
.l- widow. Laura Il. ae leaves
.,-uw-oE children 4. l. Wing
--,.,Il,-1~-.. Mrs.. M1dren Minister
u T.gc u AUGUSTA Mrs. W1nona
Ill Ms E1-a Kennedy. Mrs.
r. -4---. Mss Frances Wing and
#GE Funeral services viii be
& -a---lGz at-=rnocn al o 'cioch
Z -.s HE nome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16
WINSLOW

Mrs Walter NJ -obey and Mrs
wIntreo Drawn were called 70 Paler-
no Wednesday, afternoon by the
dea-5 Of their father Jonn Z. Drawn.
VINO died suddenly at clock II the
afternoon Of heart trouble. Mr..
Brawn was IS YEARS Of ara and
ieaves q wife and seven children.
Willis Of Concord, y II Mrs.
Frank z Butler Of Los Angeles.
Cal "a lnneld Of San Francisco.
Hason Of East Union. Edwin of
China and Mrs. Tobev and Mrs.
Drawn Of this tUvn. Funeral ser-
wees VIII be helu al his late nome
Saturday al II o'clock II me fore
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16
READFIElD

DEPCT-M-s- Esrslle Dudley has gDne
10 Guiifurd. where she is visiting her
sister. Miss Georgia Dudley.
Frances Stevens accepted the invita-
riun of MS father. Elijah Stevens. %
dine with him. Il his home. The 4stn
a-Inire-sRry Of his birthday. april g.
The dav was enjoyed, not only ny them.
bur by others IF the family.
The Ladies' Aid met with Mrs Emma
Gordon for an au-lay session Thurs
day. Thu genial and hnspitable hostess
gave the members and visitors a hearty
welcome, this being the first Meeting
sine tlas entertained the aid Thu work
accomplished and me nsetinx win ME-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16

az IL good shape and Their stuff Is
breaking wf.- 1nr 10 ea-iT u ne season.
The lnoeid men nave bean using me
gravel walks for practice and are grad
l.aI,y developing speed. some ouraeid
practice mas Deeu possible by picking
ou1 TWO spu-s sufficiently far apart and
ciea- q snow. which n many cases re-
qu.-ac me driving Of me Yal over long
reaches 0t snow-coverea daid, THIS cnn-
6l-lon Is 1er-a-ad somewhat ay me sun
pa vasterGaT. Practice 1ra1n now On
should " less u problem
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16
ERranr Bankers VIII Fled

Bangor Ne. April 1.-THE VII Of
Frederick W Hill, long a prominent
capitalist and banker Of Bangor,
was fled for probate Thursday. Els
public requests. which are many. in
clnded practically every benevolent.
charitable and philanthrupic tnsr-In
tons IN Bangor also St Johns
Episcopal church. Bangor and the
University Of Maine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16

relieve Colds. Headache, Toornacne-
Ea-acne. Neuralgia LUmnagn, Rheu-
rlaLlsn. Neur1-is. Joint Pains. and
PAN generally.
Handy IN boxes Of rwelvs tablets
Cost bu. 4 few cents. Druggists also
sell larEer ''BHyer'' packages As
RI-ln - the trade mark Of Eayer
MarEta crure OF Aonaacencac idester
Of SaIlcyllcacid. ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16
LAMUSEMENTS

II You Have Weak Heart Keep
Away-Jurps His Horse Through
Fur Floors.-Goi-g &C Blew You
Treat To-Day @i-n Tom Nix AZ
The johnson Opera House. Big
Double EiIl WIKI One Price To All
SIC.
Tom Nix Jumps his horse through
four floors today a. th= Johnson
Opera House That's only enc little
affair with this wonderful per1orner.
CoIeeu Moore. the attractive Lend
ing woman IN Tom Mix's latest pro
sllcrjor. The Cyclone" which "a u 60
IAN Fox viii present II the Johnson
Opera House To-Day Is al ardent lover
Of horsebark riding since she became
a puall Of Tom MI Although she
has appeared II several V esrern PIC
r,,-es. II WAS not Uu-lI she played op-
-,nsIre Nix in The Wilderness Trail
that she learned the scientific way,
SO TO speak. Of riding Z pony or
broncho.
Following this comes the rig 4ea-
+,Ir,e The Third Generation" II i've
mars. a Parhe comedy The JazZed
HONEYMOON and Ford Weekly. This
-rskss one Of the very best bills this
roea1-e has had n mary weeks. One
price To au-rwe1Iy-fve cents ID
both Young and Old Mat .. so. eye.
40 sharp. Three shows Saturday,
a@-
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Lcnn Ia MAINTAIN

The dez-h Of John La Mountain &C.
CURED II the hospital sere wednAltfHv
night. He was born in Shoref1arn ".
about = years ago He enlisted IN CD
L. I'm l. :. Inf. a. Lowell, Aug -.
1ss1, ann was discharged aug. u 49,
He came 10 the Home from North
Chelmsford Oct .s. 1871 Se Is sir
vlved bv brother. Peer ID Noun -ai-1
q member Of this Home. The remains
ware taken d. MS brother 70 Lowell for
lrts~men-
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FAIRFIELD
-uescu-C Chalmers

Mss Leonle Chalmers and Jorn
Hudson were quietly united IN mar
mage yesterday afternoon Al the
Baptist parsonage The bride wore
a dark blue sui and nat ID match.
she Is the daughter of M and Mrs
Stanley Chalmers and Is emnleyed
At the American WOODEN NIL Mr.
T 2dson IS employed by the North
Arson Mfg CO. Their friends UNITE
n Offering them CONGRATULATIONS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16

'Baver Tablets Of Aspirin" &c be
genuine must be marked with the
safety ~Baver Cross" Then YOU are
pI-ln, prescribed by phrsicIans for
over Is yeaTs.
Always buy an unhrokfn package
nf ".Baver Tablets Of ASPIRIN" when
contains proper directions to safely
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16

O. -,,aa-e- r. -ae lars Mrs. Hannah
- VS. aeiu -hu-sday afternoon
taak -1r ne home Of her
-~-e- N War sEeer, Randolph,
W.usiade officiating The
r4r. W. 7 Goodspeaa canersrv,
~.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16

No Little interest Is manifest II raa
matter Of daylight saving Il Is tn
dersrood The CITY fathers ara perfect
y wiling 70 help n the manner and
sl-l-ely al citizens would app-ecIa1a
the passage IF q local ordinance L1
hat effect BUSINESS men on Var
street yesterday We're almost II
aulnous On rhe question
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16
LOCAL NOTICE

STeame~ Go. No. 3. Il. T. D. n
we the pubic ID Lhair SIKH annual
enncerr and pan I'd be held Friday
evening, April 18th, al Lne Acme
Theatre. Music by Douglass spec
la orchestra piano, drums. violin.
clarinet saza7hone, trombone and
banjo, Special cars. apr1Sc4t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16

II Is understood that Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Boy11on Of New York CRY
VIII shortly come 10 aaIlowa1 and
make their home al Louder Hi.
Mrs. Buyr10n was formerly Halo
wen girl and Is the daughter Of M
and Mrs T q. Whitney
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16

- s.Ier- nouceuan should be r.
az = re co-ner Of Water street
Mr. ara-ut 5efa-e the drivers are
VIZ II. .zase MO ne had habit Of
.-E 7a-7e-s winch they have a.
.r =-a-.a- MS spring" said q Wa
re. --,s-4.la-t Thu-sdav
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16

.u-acp small and family have re
-e4 TN YORK Beach ID their
re z Tz-r .u-dale. M. Small
I,aan ezzp,c-ed 1or -w8 years at
E1--arv raEy ward but now has
n q uusrlan with the Central
.a. E7awa, Co
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16

The Pythian Sisters AID VIII
meet Friday evening al < Of P
hal Al members are requested 10
De present as business Of Importance
Is ID be discussed The meeting vii
be called ID order al -45 o'clock
Refreshments VIII be served al the
conclusion Of the business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-16

Tomorrow evening at The Acme
theatre vii witness a real time
The fire laddles VIII entertain their
guests with : dance and the music
= De furnished ny Douglass AIE-
renrAd Orchestra Of Augusta can
not ne surpassed Every pa-1olc
citizen should DO his biz n nak1ar
ADV