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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06

Sister slahel Dinglay and Brother
Arthur LaEchester Of Progressive
Grange The following ofncers were
installed: Master, Pay Tooshake-:
overseer. W. G. Pattsl; lecturer. Mrs.
Myrtle Stewart: chaplain Mrs y. H.
gke;ton: treasurer. Clifton Tco.sai.-
81: steward. Ed Stewart: assistant
steward. Z 2 Stewart; lady assist
an. steward. MISS Pauline OFNe,.;
gs,ekeeper, Frank Nichols: Ceres
Mrs Batcheldsr: Pomona. Mrs
Mics: Flora Ms Julia Clark An
oyster supper was served
Charles 2. ste.soa, wing s. tzk5ng ias
eeasgs In Blchr.ond. has covered From.
srrse- both north and s0l.h and Carl
Ter street.
B@re Ailard ,et. Saturday for Iaek-
sv-rsEEe. Eta. and vicinity. Ek-Te n
ri. pass The winter months Mrs A.
lard ard daughter EeanG- srs making
asearf lso7zse In tie S:.lag@-
4 pe,s.5g. e beng circulated stoa;
the so~n 20 t@ s=o. TO ;t,e comrissscasr
81 sai. Isl fisheries and game TO a..9 -
se- .Lst;ng al Mud pcc6- This pond las
tseo esose4. for .--i+- 6. years 20.
zee Gsh3ng-
Costoer. 6rsncle
Harold CDstnec and Mrs Lama
Louise Grindis ws-e'unitei in marriage
THURSDAY evening and ara making tnei-
hrme CT school stree. with Mr.. Ccst-
GERS father
TIE annual meeting q the Richmond
l<trzrY Association Wi, - held Mon
day evening a. the lstgary reo-ns
Homer Alexander returned 80 Tenants
E,a-s1- S1nday after sn.oYing twa
weeks vacation from n:a Echoo; duties
y. him home II toWn
= Chamber Of Commerce = Being
TAXED Of in town. and < v3rran. Lss
t-een issued for a meeting 20 o. led
January list a. Curtis hall % organize
same.
Mrs Allen Constantine with her tw1
children. GsrdoE and Constantine. via1
iei. Richmond tae firs; o. September
vas due 20 arrive a. her old home in
s9uth Africa SUNDAY. jan 4
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Bicktord 8.
Gardiner were guests Of relatives Il
l9wA sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06
Bankruptcy Matters

The following petition In BANKRUPT
cy was filed January at the Office
OF the referee and adjudicated Jam
uary :.
Berthe s. Collins Of Chelsea, long
shofeman, liabilities s3a7.l3; assets
slss. All claims exempt The bank
rupt was ordered TO appear before
the referee on January at 10 A. 81.
for examination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06
Maine Praised in
National House

Washington, Jan I'm comm en-
Grafton Of the Tooth anniversary o.
the separation of Maine from Nassa-
chusetts Congressman Wallace Fl.
White. Jr-. Of the End Maine DiEtric=,
and Robert Luce of the 1:th Massa-
chuset,s District today spoke at
length IN the House, eulogizing the
two states and giving IN some detail
tire causes which led TO the independ-
ence Of Maine 100 years ago. Cor
gresham Luce Is a native of Main.
having been born in Auburn.
Congressman White emphasizes
the separation OF Maine from Masza-
chuse,ts as Of importance 70 the
whole country az it provided tempo
rary adjustment. Of the Missouf:
question which put OF for consid =
cradle period 4 decision of the siav-
cry question. He took Up a historical
sketch Of Maine and praised the
sturdy. upright character Of the ear
iy settlers and mentioned in chrome
logical order various stirring events
leading up to Names independence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06
SIDNEY

wEST-Mr. and Mrs. E. c. wSman
passed Christmas day at Lakeshore
with Mrs. Wyman's mother and sis
tiers.
Christmas Yves observed at the
the home coming Of eight children
At the home of Mr.. and Mrs Eben
Dudley tree was enjoyed. the fam
lily Of F. E. Dudley being present.
Miss Rosa Dudley was Santa Claus.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Taylor. Bel
grade road, entertained her two sons,
Fred Barry and family and Lawrence
Barry of Portland.
Mr.. and Mrs. p ". French OBJ
served the day with a tree. A few Of
the young people were present and
ell had a very pleasant time.
The condition OF Miss Annie Free.
man is reported az less favorable.
A. T. Clark was in this seetioh
"Wednesday on business
Clyde Tiiison and family Of Bel
grade Lakes called recently on his
sister. Mrs. E. c. wyman.
MIR. and Mrs. II. f. Trask were In
Augusta Wednesday to see their
daughter, Mrs. George BpzzeI. who is
a patient at the General hospital.
Elmer Trask, ssn OF Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Z. Trask- has gone to Flosida.
Miss Queenie Folsom Of Augusta
has been visiting Mrs. Edwin Love-
joy.
T. c. Wsman lost one Of his xosk
horses Friday night.
Miss Rose Mills, who has been at
her home here for the past 10 DAYS.
has returned to Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06
ELECT OFFICERS
Henry 6. Staples Camp Ne. 5. ard
Ladies Auxiliary. Hold Joint Esee-
tiea ard installation

The Henry q. Staples Camp Nc =
Sons ~ Veterans. Division Of Maine
together with the La.ies' Aux--:4ry-
aeld a joint election and installation
Of officers Monday eTeHing IL O. =
r. hall. About Ia, were present.
riany being from camps IN Soutn
china and Gardiner and fEen ttlc
ialiowelI and Gardner auxiiiasieS-
a pretty ana Imposing ceEem1-a!
occurred with the rEesFn1a lion Of EhC
past commanders Jewel by Past Di-
vision Commander ~ o. Cobb OF
Gardiner 10 Sidns! VI Perkins. aisc
the presentation Of The past presi-
dents jewel BY Past Division PTssl-
dent Mrs. ". O. Cobb Of the Garoi-
ner Auxiliary 10 Mrs Clara T. Mar
ri0er.
The following officers were elected
and installed in tire camp for the en-
suing year: Comma nder. John F..
Parker: senior vice commander. Ed
gar y. Fletcher: Junior vice cHr,-
mander. Ray e. Church: TREASURER.
Clarence H. Cram: secretary. vii
liam H Mallcy: pa.siotir instructor.
Arthur G. Davis: chaplain. Geslrse
Fairfield: guide. Lawrence H sirll-
ton: color bearer, George +. TamoIe:
inner guard, George No-s7n: outer
guard. Thomas Larrabee: musician.
Joseph Wililett: Camp Council THAR
man. Sidne? W Perkins. past Gem
rnander; l. l. Higgins. 2. Il. Hall.
The following officers were eject
ed in the auxiliary: President. Mrs
Mary Fletcher; vice presiden-. M,s.
Teresa Kicker: trustees. Mrs. cara
Mariner. Mrs. Mahei dor;rn, Ms.
Nellie Cram: treasurer. Mrs. Aidie
Aaiicy; secretary Mrs. Georgia Pat
ten. chaplain. Mrs Hannah Ripley;
guide, Mrs. Mabel Morton: assistant
guide. Mrs. Nellie Cram: inner guard.
Mrs. Mabel Dearborn; Judge a,ivo.
cate, Sidney Perkins.
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Yea nil. b. sarprssed 20 hew
Nhsf tAe bees sAiAf yea ca eoe Ia
= efve-e eooea- Il . remedy which Is
easilv srepafed ae hcDe IN Jugt . fev
rrs1lss !. besss s1y2king else ydp ssef
tr;<3- CzaA.iy stsps tie of4i1Afy
ecsr6h or chest oola ID "a b0Cf1. Tastes
nIeSsant. too-<Al1fea IKE it-11A is
Is pure and ecsl
-,ocr p. csnces Of RsaA1 q . psnt
bottle: then ell it u2 With pain gram:
h,ei sugar syrup. Or use elafised
no;ssaeS. hos<y, q corr syrup. instead
a soesf Syfsp, If desired Taus you
make . full piAt-s family supply
b.. eestiAx 10 more thau smAu
bottle Of fesdy-nA6s eoogn syrup.
AsS a. 4 couch medicine. there q
resi.r Beshine better 70 Be had At aBy
pYies. It goes fight 10 the SPOT and
xivse susek. las;iAR ft.s<f. 1t ST0BEtly
kezss tae inaAHe3 mem b11nes Tat
Ehe the threat AID ar pA<saEes. stops
tie aaAoyinG tafoat tickle. hosens tie
pAlexn. and soon yoEf cough stops en-
trey. Splendid for bfonen;ss. eTca2,
hear.sness and tT0Eeaial asthma
Pine1 i . highly concentrated cor
poasa Of fcr~sy rjse s1trat. famous
for .ts healing sder. ca the Hr-
b.aaea.
To avoid d:sspps:ntm.nt ask roo.
druggist Fcf %2H. ounces Of P,sex
With directions as3 don't secept ssy-
thing else. Gu21anteea 10 give Also
lvfe satiafaet;on Of fRensy fefuDded.
1hs PiHex Co, F.. Wsyne, lad
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Observation-Disclosures

fcrednger of his left hand. on Sa.ur.
day. in the haycut.er which he was
operating. Dr.. Piummer Of Lisbon
rails was called to dress the hand.
Ice Of good quality and II inches
thick is being harvested by the fam
lilies in this place.
Weston Alien is teaching the whit
e- term at the Ferrin school in
Litchfieid. commencing Monday of
this week.
Cards have been received announ-
cling the engagement of Miss Rubv
Maioon q Bowdoin to Arthur
Mitchell OF Litchfield.
MISS Rutn johnson arrived home
on Saturday from the Gorham Nor.
mai school for short vacation.
MFs- FRANCES Huntington Of
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FAIRFIELD
Jewell Lumber Camps Burn
DOw-Board Of Trade 70
Provide Skating Rink O the
River


The regular meeting Of the Epworsn
League will be held this evening AZ
the Methodist church !.
Judge H. H. Brax1el las gone 20
Columbia Falls. where he VIII atteno
the supreme court.
Mrs ". 8. Flood, VITO recently IN
derwens al operation. Is reported As
gaining.
Percy Allen has returned from
Columbia Falls. where he WAS called
by the death Of his father.
Mrs Frank Edge.y passed Noncas
n P:,tshei6 with friends
Y. A. Siahal of Portland was
business caller in town Monday
Mrs Merlin c. joy Is substituting
at the south Grammar school FOR
Miss June Williams, who - confined
10 her home by illness.
Allen Henderson has returned from
: st.or. stay in Boston
Percy Homer O. ;he Eastern Drug
Co was business caller n town
yesterday.
Ccr1eyy I-aw,y mas resumed his
studies Ct University Of Maine after
passing 2 few days at his home
Mrs Wendell Ncyes will arrive in
tow: today f-snl Fellows Falls. W
NJ. md Mrs. Alden Alien have re-
turned 10 their home IN Dexter. at
ter passing few weeks at the home
NJ Mrs Aliens parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Z I. Nart;en-
Master R@'ph Gassin = visiting re,a-
iiveS in s.. John. X z
Tnere Will ha : dance az the Aneri-
can Logon han THURSDAY erening tn
der he auspices Of the Gcorge D Gro
var ros.
G r stewar4. principal o. La~Tence
High school has retu--7ei from New
YORK. where Il has teea passing 4 few
fsys
The annual family reunion was :leid
Sunday at the hone Of Antoine Begin
IL Sflavm-,. there bang aDo-: = pres
esat- \ delicious dinner was served a.
ne7r and social cay passed Those
T.-se-Ii were sir. and Mrs augustus
Burke and family. Mr.. and Nrs- Henry
F3eu-y and family. N- ard Mrs joseph
Blair and family OF Wa,erfiile; Mr.. AMI
MrS. RS5er. BuTae and Soa. Mrs Louis
>f1iGnrnd and daustts- ard Mrs Th!b.
oieau OF Augusta
h The timber camps % Alter. Jewell
& Son were dsssroyes by fire SATURDAY
might The cause OF the blaze was IN
k-ewEs- All the provisions in store were
less AID several of the men los. cloth
ing and nionsy. WORK Was begun res.
taFeiay TO rebuild the camp 20 TIA; the
work may re carried on.
Mr. and Mrs. ". c Humphrey os
Pis:s.=ld were guests @. Nj. and Mrs
Il O. Files yesterday
Charles Mclean Of Portland was
business caller n town yesterday.
Through the efforts Of the board Of
trade skating rias IL being pu. in
readiness On Tie river at the foot OF
Pleasant street. The river has been
scraFed and ii is hoped 70 have LIGHTS
strung there 50 that skating NAV ba
e1!oye4i IN the evening
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06
RICHMOND

Kendall Campbell Is seriously sick
at his home here He i. reported TO
be improving at this writing.
Charles a. Clark was a recent Wis.,
tor in Gardiner.
George Later has been on the SICK
list for the past week. He has been
differing from a severe attack Of
neuritis. tu: is improved so he can
resume his duties
Progressive Grange Of Richmond
Corner IS 10 hold installation Of off :
GERS Friday night az the hall at Rich.
mond Corner.
Mrs. Charles A. Clark is in Soutf,
Gardiner al the home os Daniel T.
Thuriow. where she is In attendance
on Il. 7. ThurloH, who is seriously
III. NJ. Thuriow's trouble Is chiefly
Old age.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06
PALERMO

CENTER-MasterT Turner Gregoire
went to Albion Monday. where he
was to be operated on for the re-
movei Of adenoids. He was accom-
panied by his mother.
George Gregoire returned to Oak
Grove Monday.
Miss Lila Northrup ~ent 70 San.
fopi Friday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w n. Howard and
William. Jf-. OF Somefviile. Mass,
passed the week end With their par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Waller HewaYJ,
returning Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Handy, who
have been visiting Mrs. Elizabeth
Irish, returned to their home Mon
day.
Mrs. Elizabeth Irish. Ernest irish
and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Handy
passed Sunday evening at the home
Of AIr. and Mrs Dean Estes.
Cecil Tyler is in.
George Fish WAS a recent guest at
the home OF his daughter, Mrs. A. 3.
Tyler
q. +. Dodge is assisting A. II. BEN
meg cutting wood.
Edward Peiton il expected home
from the hospital in a few days.
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HOUSE PASSES CIVIL
WAR PENSIONERS BILL

Washington. Jan. s.-To meet living
expenses. increased monthly tensions
20 Civil War veterans and dependent
relatives tOtaliins more than -. V.lu,.
annually would De payable under bill
passed i'y the House. The vote was
n TO 80
The minimum monthly allowance IN
der the bill is 81. white partially dis
asled. blinded ard Invalid soldiers
would be paid 81 monthly ard widows
would receive 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06
Rep. Fuller, Mass,
Fav0rs Gen. Woods
Candidacy for Presidency

Washington. Jan. 5-Representative
Fuller. Republican. Massachusetts,, an
bounced his candidacy today as dele.
gate TO the Republican national con.
yention and pledged lis support 70 Maj
Gen. Leonard Wood. Il believe Rose
velt elements in the Republican party
should insist on having an opportunity
OF expressing its choice Of . candidate
for President Mr.. Fuller said; ard,
chosen as delegate. 1 will vote for
Leonard Wood first. Las. and all the
time"
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Haskell. underrood

4 wedding occurred Monday aft
e-noon at 2 O'Clock at the home Of
George D. Haskell. when his son. G..
Daniel Haskell and Miss Rose r
Underwood Of Waterville were unit
ed In marriage. The ceremony was
performed by Rev. Paul s. Phalen.
The groom Is well known in this
city. graduate OF Cony High school
and member Of the Delta ri fra
tefhity. He has been connected
with his father In the grocery bust
ness For the past nine years he
has been associated with the stan
dard OIL Co. Of New York and At
present is special agent in Bangor
The bride returned recently from
overseas where she served for seven
months as army nurse in hcspi.a,
service and five months with the
Army Of Occupation In Mayhem,
Germany.
After q short wedding trip they
win reside in Bangor. A host Of
friends Of both parties extend con-
gratulations.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06

Send rs two trademarks from
JHy-Jefl pseiaCes-she @ circle
t,.de-mark, on the front That
WI certify that yoa us. Jify-Jen
We viii mail you this half-pint
eun. Il i an exae. cup for use
with any recipe And two filings
v;th water Dissolve one package
Of Jidy-Jer1 exactly right
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06
POSLAM WANTS
TO HELP YOUR
BRoKEN-OuT SKIN

When any .-ehsaz skin 3As~zse a@etcis
or wt-r. any slight ss-lpESrTZag sf~y- ts--
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Cay High Notes

The csay basketball team had its
FIRST real workout In Assembly hal,
Monday afternoon. there being about
% candidates for the team and try
ing hard for positions. Coach Thomp-
SON divided the squad into cir teams
end come lively games resulted.
There seems te be plenty q materi-
al for a winning outfit In the school
this year. there being several e1cep-
tionaily fast meh.
cohy Debating eociety will hold a
debate 81 Assembly hail Wednesday
sfsefAeoA at 30 o'clock. The sub
3ect viii be "Resoived. that eiec,rscfty
generated by Maine water powers
should be Reserved by Law for Use
Within the state" The affirmative
viii be supported By Leo K. Fox.
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TASSALBORO

CROSS HJLL-Rev AR. slilbury OF
North Vassalboro was a caller re-
Gently at the Center ard vicinity.
Mrs. Guy Haines is visiting in Ban
gor for several days.
Fred Perley. Frank Robinson. Ha--
~ True. William Russell and Guy
Haines visited the Rural Lodge Of
F. and A. NJ. in Sidney Saturday
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Tobey and lit
tie Auriel were visitors Sunday in
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06

A L. Deefing. county agent and
Miss Helen Lyman. county denyn-
strator Of the Kennebec Farm Bu-
reau have left for q several days trip
through TIE county to conauc. ALL
day meetings Of the farm bureaus.
They will be in Oakland. Tuesday
where an all-dar meeting viii be
held: "Wednesday in Belgrade; Thurs
day in Readneld. Tie meeting which
was planned 70 have been held in
Winthrop this week, has been post
poned
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06
RUPTURED?
TRY THIS FREE
New invention Sent on 30 Days Trial
Without expebse 70 You

simply send re your name and / viii
send yoD NY new copyrighted rupture
book and measurement blank "ne 4
Eou return Ire blank 1 will ssni yoi y1r
req rBve1iioI for rupture Wien IL ar
-i.eS put IL On and wear t. Pct IL 10
every test so1 can think %. The hark-
Lse Eest the better you viii ike it You
VIII wonder how y04 ever got along
with the old, style cruel spring .r1sses
Or belts with leg straps Of torture Your
own go<sd- common seuse and your oE.s
de<-t@r will tell you IL is the only way
N which you can ever expect cure.
After wearing i. ~ dayE. If IL IL rot en-
tareiY satisfactory in every ~ay-sf il IL
Esot cary and c9rafo- "a bie-if you cannot
actually gee your rupture getting better.
and If rot convinced that cure &
merely q a3estIoa Of time. iaEt return
II and .ofi are out nothing. Any rup-
t8re appliance sent on - days TRIAL
without EXPENSE 10 yo,. Is worth a trial
TELL your rgDt1re5 friends % thIs -
EsSY.,oI.D CO, - Koch Bldg. KaE.
sas City. Mo. 5ars-i?-y-
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II Price Wekber. the veteran aetor.
rho is managing the Palmer Opera
house si Parrsbore. y. g., is keeping
up s'is stage work as well as hand
ling the house. He on New Years
night presented as part Of his pre-
gram comedy. written by himself.
in which he took the part OF Tor
rnented Tod from Five Islands. The
program also included orchestra Sc
lectiohs. a sword dance and a 5-reeI
film.
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F. L Hsrsey's Shoe store will be
closed today in preparation for a big
January Clearance Sale which starts
tomorrow morning. Ja-. :. Foot
wear OF every kind and including
everything in the store vii. be offer
ed 70 the public at this sale from
20 per cent to 50 per cent. reduce
lions" Is the statement OF Mr. Her
sey, who advises everyone to watch
for his ad in the Journal On wednes-
day morning, Jan. ..-Ad-.
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Red Cross Notes

There s great need for some warm
knitted articles to be uzed locally.
Yarn has been received at head
quarters for children's sweaters
stockings and mems socha 1t is
urged women knit for a short time.
Yarn may be taken out during the
regular Office hours from 8 to 8. Rea
Cross Office. SIS Water street.
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Enterreixe Granne

Several visitors from Progressive
Grange attended the regular meet
ing Of Enterprise Grange of this
town !as; Saturday night, the coca.
zion being the regular installation OF
officers, which was performed in
very able manner by Brother Ed.
stewart Of Richmond, attended bv
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Also Dessert MOlds
An AEas,sin1n, Measuring Cur

The farors come in loud
form, IN bottles. They are juices
Of crushed fruit concentrated
Jify-JeII has > wealth OF :-r,.
favor. We Use half = pineapple
for instance, to Favor q pia. i..-
sert The PineappIes are crushed
n Hzwai;-iruit too ripe 70 iii,
II is real fruit, not mere fare
thst folks like and need.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06

Special Game Warden Richard j.
Upton posted notices Monday in tie
city for a hearing at 2 o'clock
Wednesday aftsfnoons Jan. 7. at the
museum at the state House, on th-,
request TO open Lake Cobboseeecoh .
tee TO ice fishing one day in the week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06

J. II. Prentiss Of Albion was in
the city Saturday for the day and
called at the Augueta General hos
p..al to see his son. Maurice Prentiss.
who is receiving treatment there.
Mr.. Prentiss visited In Benton before
returning to his home in Albion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06

Miss Margaret Burns who tas been
passing a few days in skowhesan as
TIE guest Of her mother. Mr.. James
II. Burns. returned to this city, Mon
day morning TO resume her studies.
She makes her home while in this
city with her uncle and aunt, Mr.
and Mrs. r. e. Bean,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06

DocaiG TrUuant and Miss Harrtet
EaSsr.n- Tie negative By Miss Wv
fsu NiftRea, Mis- Louise fsdead ana
George Sheldon The Ccry Debating
society is 4 member Cf the Bcwdoin
Debating League
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06

There will be a meeting tonight u
TIE local branch cf tie National
Civic Federation at the Girls Gem
rlunity club house fAugusta zach.
club building. sIrs So,ners 9: Ecs-
ton viii address the gathering.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06

Nilier-s fruit store is undergoing
extensive renoSations. Wall CASES
ale BEING Installed Oh both sides OF
the e.ere. icing Of a gray color with
background Of white. The show
cases ria IL removed. a steel Ceiling
nil se Installed. the soda fountain
VII b. fnoTed 10 q position nearer
The southern wall and the store will
be entirely te-painted.
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Card Of Thanks

We wish TO thank our many friends
for their Kindness IN our recent be-
feavemens and also for the many
beautiful floral tributes
MRS. CHARLES A. JONES
and FAMILY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06

Associate Justice Warren c. Phil
brook went Monday to Machias to
preside a, the January tenn Of the
supreme judicial court for Washing
ton county. which convenes this
morning. Fred s. Rand Of this city
will be ssenographer at the term.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06

4. c. Ladd " Fairfield. was hefe
Monday as the guest OF his brother.
Wallace s. Ladd, state street He
accompanied his niece, Miss Nora
Weymouth OF Guilfofd as fat - this
city. Miss Weymouth 10 returning 10
Newark. n. j.. where she Will resume
her duties as eehool teacher.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06

Miss Maude Barker. who has te-n
passing the holidays in the city ss
Ere guest Ct her parents. Dir. and
Mrs. Henry G. Barker. left Sunday
for Northampton. Mass. 20 resume
her studies at Smith college
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-06

The Painters Union viii hold their
regular meeting this evening. on
GERS will be installed and an old
fashioned baked bean supper viii be
served from. s 30 80. II is desired
that ali members be- present.