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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03
Fine Display at
Portland Auto Show

PORTLAND, March THE se.nn. ,4,,.
o1 the big Automobile. Show on.,.d
with sVerr exhibitor wearing RI.
smile that only auto saieslner snow,
when prospects are GOOD and pjenrv
'-sIe''uaF attendance. estimated 70
oe something over 500. was vary
gratifying % the Infringement and
wen bigger crowds are expected.
There are many teatures in adU-
non % the cars themselves -ha+ arc
attractive, for one sees the Packard
automobile school and the results OF
lis three or four weeks training
There are also many devices thar
are II full operation. such as rea-s
anc spark plugs, chassis ana other
-!llnCS vital TO d motor drivers ex-
pHsHfhce In fact an ordinary per
son without any knowledge Of me
clunlcal things after a rrIp around
the hall and listening IN 70 the TAN,
OF the energetic salesman. will en-
rye a full fiedged automodilist ana
with enough literature on motoring
70 read for the remainder ofthe wlnt-
~
Two booths To the right OF the en-
rance that are attracting more than
"rrlnafy merit are those of he
Maine Automobile Associn-ion AND
tnt American Legal Associa non.
lhey arer walls n many WAYS. ana
The men IN charge are certainly on
their job. Just which association is
in the lead as far as new members
are concerned al the present time is
doubtful, both are increasing the rolls
al ii great rate.
~rlces OF cars AZ the Portland
so auto show range IN price from
SlI.uhn down 10 Sc-0. and the latter
car is attracting a great deal of at
1enuon. not especially because Of its
low prlce, but from its original de-
sign and the fact that il was built
from rarious parts Of discarded
motor cars and assem- bieG by a class
dI students az che Portland High
school under the direction of the in
structor. Mr.. Cobb. The parts were
secured at the Automobile Exchange
on Forest avenue and were given by
the management OF that establish
ment To the students. to do with as
they desired.
The result Is a perfect little car
actually built frnm Il otfler=cars and
one that IL said 10 be perfect in
every respect. equipped with AZ IS
horsepower motor Of well known
make. and capable Of doing as good a
rIlrn on the rad as many Of the pop
ular models.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03
JUDGE CROCKETT
TAKES PLACE ON
LEWISTON BENCH

Lewis; on. March Ralph W
Crockett took his place as Judge
Of the lewiston MUNICIPAL court on
TuestaE, succeeding Ronerr Cur
ran. who completed Monday a four
year term.
Judge Crockett's first case was one
II intoxicatlnn. an old offender. VINO
was represented by William H
Hines. The man pleaded guilty and
through mis- attorney asked for len
lency
Judge Cruckett told him that if it
We're not for his mother and wife.
who would be the actual sufferers
and upon whom the penalty would
ne the most severe. ne would give
him stiff sentence and see thar il
was CARRIED out. The MIN upon his
promise 70 turn over his pay H. mis-
WIFE was placed on probation Tor
three months and put IN charge Of
Probation Officer John J RYAN 10
report twice weekly for n. first
half of his time and weekly there
after
In case the probation is transrress
co, nitirnus is to issue forthwith, in
other words. the man will go To Jail
without further hearing for 20 DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

Fuller, John q. Fuller. Henry Z. Ell
more. W. .. Eufos ms. George M
Ryder and John H. Russell. all form
er members of the church; and the
Ladies Aid CT The Methodist church
81 Windsor The program included the
readinE Of an original poem, wr,t-en
by Josiah W. Taylor; vocal solos By
MISS kinsman and Miss Berry,
Stanchfieid. with Miss Carrie Brad
ford n the piano; and a clHrioner
SOLO by Ernest Hilton. The various
numbers were enjoyed by- ali, and a.
The conclusion OF The program re-
resfImeuts Of ice cream and cake
were served by the Ladies Aid. A So
cinl hour was then enlnyed BY AL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03
DR.. E. ]. ROBERTS
HONORED BY MEMBERS
OF METHODIST CHURCH
AZ Get Together Of Church M.r,,.-
on Tuesday Evening-Afair in
7onor Of His 81st 5i-ncsv-p-.
Roberts Presented With Purse Of
Cold BY the Men Of tire chur,,

Ihe nigh esi eern in which Dr.
Edward j. Roberts is held bv the
members Of The Green s. rect NJ III
odIsi church was evidenced nj a gath
ering on -uesday evening at III.
church vestry There was a Iarre
attendance Of the church members
about ~" being pr"sen,, and a ,pien-
dld prog-arn WAS carried OUT. In rnusr
interesting addresses. Rev W 7
Layton, pastor IF The church, Hon.
Henry Z. Dunn ok former pas,o- Of
the church. ana Thomas {. InErahau
representing the trustees. told OF the
GreiA, work that Dr. Roberts mas
done IN the interests Of the church
and Al The close Of the program n
purse OF gold was presented 10 the
doctor. the gift Of the men ~ the
church. The affair was in honor nf
the doctors slst birthday which he
observed Feb. 10
Inc Eet-t0Eether was presided over
by Geor-e A Colburn. who in-rnduc-
ed tina ttlree speakers If the evan ng.
For 20 yeIrS DR. Roberts has been
d loyal and staunch member OF the
church and has worked diligently to-
wards rs growth, The spea kars were
warm IN thei3. praise OF the genial
doctor. VINO has SO Faithfully served
the church. and who now holds the
position Of recording steward and I'M
I'll few months ago was a member
Of the church choir The H Is ory Of
Merhod.sm N Augusta complied ny
the doctor. was gwen warm commer-
datlon by Rev, M Layton ana Rev.
Mr.. Dunaack
Or Roberts although greatly sur
p7-ised by the ovation accorded HIM.
accepted the gift with heart1s.l ;
thanks and in a fine address told OF
the growth OF the church during The
time he mas been member and of
the additions 10 The church building,
but he Occurred Cnat ne was no more
deserving Of praise than many 9TH
at members.
The affair Of last evening was III
stigated by me Mems Bible class of
the church and was carried out in n
fine manner. Letter. were presented
to DR.. Roberts, sent By james E
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03
CHELSEA

George Caldwell is IL with brop-
cnit!s
Rural carriers 0 ana 10 were ahlt
Monday 10 partially cover their
routes after being unable to get owe.
me roads for almost d week.
Frank stafford is able 70 be ou;
again after a week illness.
Mrs. \. A Morang returned Nor
DAY from Gardiner where she mas
been caring for her daughter Mrs
Henry Rowe who has been quite i'll
Air. and Mrs. F E Wells went sun
Day 10 Oak ELL called there BY tbs
serious Illness of Mrs. Wells mother
Mrs. kimbal.
WyliIe and Haskell OF Gardine.
were business callers IL town Mon
day.
MISS Matte Morrill, is home from
Gardiner where she has been employ
ed as nurse for several months. Her
PLACE being filled by Mrs. Carrie Nor
ril OF North I'irtston
Sarah Collins Is carIng fnr
Charles Colby of Gardiner who is III
Charles savage, Jr.. is ii with
bronchitis. Mr.. and Mrs. Savage arr
also. i'll.
Evelyn Corblu of Randolph WIS q
Sunday guest of f-,nnds in town.
Ed. Mears was home over Sunday
from Bath.
Bernice Patterson has returned 70
her work II Augusta. after three
weeks Illness 1t the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. C. II. Watson
Mr.. and Mrs. Orrin Kicker were
visitors /. Gardiner MnnGuy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03
WINTHROP

The Ladies' Whist Clua met SATURDAY.
evening witt, Ms. ] Il. Welrnar. Mr.
=. T Carleton had me highest score
for the evening.
Mrs Nellie NJ. Maxwell and son. Guy
Maxwell, Of Portland were weekend
guests OF III. Ind Mrs. Ora Maxim.
coming here 20 attend The Mazw@n-PiE
veading which took place a Monmouth
AaD0Ay. Mr. Z. 4. Nut-ins A.so came
up from Portland Monday eur the we'd
ding returning home Tuesday morning
The Winthrop LiterR-v club met Mon
day evening with Mrs. George Wilson
Roll call was answered by current
events. a raaer IN 'MunlcipaI Govern
rnen-'' was given 1y Mrs. n, R Pear
son and j paper on "Pe-piexities and
Hurnors Of Selecting Ju-y" was gwen
~ Miss Eva =. Moody. The club will
meet nexr Mnnuay evening with Mrs.
c. X. TagEa-t
Harmony Circle u me ReDek.4hs NE
TuesQar afternoon with Ms Il C
Leighton i. her home on E!g. street.
Conn Perry died Monday night II the
home Of his brother, a : Per-v aft e-
an illness % several we.kE M- Pe--v
WIS about 66 years ! age and life
long resident Of Winthrop.
" Warren z. 5anboro WIS j. Po----
land Monday IND; Tuesdav,
Duior Dostie ana three amai children.
accompanied by his sister. left MonGar =
eor Canada. wasre rhe children VIII at
ief- II he care OF III aunt. tne,~ moth
~ having died few weeks ago. M
Dos1ie. VIM has jus, returned from the
hospital following :. operation. Will re-
main for Z Few week. visit
Mrs. Leroy Shorer of Monmouth was
the guest Of her sIs-e- Ms = r. shaw
one "a This ve..t.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03
ADJUSTMENTS
We viii Try Again Today TO Show
Ethel Clayton in "Youns Mrs. Win
r''rop" with Regular Program At
The Strand. Its a Long Show

We trust we snail be able today to
SNOW the Clayton feature III 40 and
$50 today. The regular show con-
ssts of Tom Moore in the Goidwyu
feature 'Toby's Bow" the Fox fsa-
ture Tin Pan Alley with Ray and
FAIR and the Gaumont Graphic The
Young Mrs. winthrop win be seer
at the close of each show, 4.30 and
$50 sharp. Friday and Saturday
finds d rafting program that we are
proud To boost Elsie Ferguson in
the Paramount Artcraft picture Ills
House in Order" Fatty Arbuckle in
The Garage" and the serial Light
ming Bryce" No. II, Walls of
Flame" A better bill could not he
booked al any theatre in Maine. The
hili for the same days al the Johnson
Opera House includes the greatest
porrrayer of Western type Tom
Mix. IN THE Feud. The bitter an
tagonisms of the Kentucky Noun
taineers of the old days with beau
tifuI scenery will be revealed on the
screen IN this drama. Following this
comes The Open Door" with an all
star cast and the Lloyd comedy AT
the Old Stage Door" Prices the
same AZ both theatres. See Ethel
Clayton today at 4.ao and 9.30.-Acv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

4 Gardiner lady Interested N the
health conditions of the city sends us
the following for publication:
THE Gardiner District NurBe AGso-
CITATION Is anxious 10 express its dsrp
annr.ctation Of me services rendered. By
Gardner physicians and nurses during
he regent Crisis caused by compina-
tion Of height of the infiueza epidemic
with the heaviest snowfall for over g
,,sa-s-s.n example or 'tireless courage
and devotion of which our city may
well be proud.
..The work of relieving the susefne
has gone steadily on. nor only IN GA
diner itself but in the outlying districts
70 q distance of eight OF miles
,,,,ur, r.ads have not been broken out
and dr.fted Up to 10 or L feet deep
PHYSICIANS have shove'ed their Why
through drifts or waded through tnen'
g., foo, working early and late to the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03
LIT FIRE N
TER STREET BLOCK

IN uf fire that sounded
'".1~f midnight Monday was
.o-..s p The store numbered
street, ,wned by Lewis
LAO occupied by him as a
:onfactionerv store. The
asi2Lad IN a row of un
"d'-n ones which OCCUPY
4u 1AC street between the
-~" H.arT and he old Report
I'D 0Qlidin- The bia2s start
fnme unknown CAUSE IN Le-
~nd soon reached the up
i.' occupied by Samuel
pant shop. Immediately
NJ small wooden build
e." III he right was IN flames
~ 7ne al the left owned
ark Meadv and unoccu-
@t"a to' atrention from the
li'- Though me blaze had
-3"4 STAR n a fertile field the
fHHn mad the blaze well
'A..n, The loss is difficult ~
nu - probably in rle wi
1a' ween $685. and S7na, fully
insurance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03
Use Toboggans for
Ambulance Service

Siodefn-d. March c.-Mr ana Mrs
Chester Rounds Of West Kennehunk.
VINO are both suffering from pneu-
monia II the Wehber hospital. were
taken from lumber CANT more than
TWO miles from any house 20 the
West keenebunk railroad station on
toboggans Sunday. They were hrouEt
by train, 10 this city and no hack or
ambulance being available they were
conveyed 20 the hospital on express
sheds.
sunday, TIN cs1pie ware found in
the lumber camp hnGA afflicted with
pneumonia and friends reaIizing tina
they nust be taken &c a hospital as
quickly as possible. and II being i'm
possible to drive a rig TO the lumber
hu-. rugged UP tun0ggans and took
the couple TO the depot.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03
DRESDEN

SOCTH-Frank McCobo is II work
in Bath al the Texas yard.
Mrs Leland Siesasi and her son
Joseph. who have been quite sick
with grip are slowly recovering.
Master Marshall Cole Of Dresden
Mills is visiting his Grandpareut :
Mr. and Mrs. Z. 4, SieE2si for o
few days.
Laurence Southland passed The
weekend with relatives in Bath.
Agnes Lilly has been reported on
the sick list for the past few days.
Liunie Harrington and Margaret
Prickhard were calling on Mrs. L. H.
Siesan ana Mary Siegasi Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

The ladies' of the Old soutA -eag;le
held missionary tea at The nome "
Miss Stloson On Monday afternoon
asst. The subject was Home Ms
SION. the program having been ar
ranged w MIS-. Palmer. OF specia.
interest was III article on Dr. Ma. =
coin Dana, a former Das;or Of he
church, AND letter written by Tim.
M Dana iett OrIuIrwa, Iowa % 80
overseas. Where he served Is sec,'e-
tary Of me first y NJ. e. \ nut n
France On his return ne accept d
he position "a secretary IF the -lir4.
work ~ the Congregational board.
meeting with good success IN organ
iElng am eon!bIning churches IN tle
sInAller towns 5f ne south and west
After ms readings = cup Of Tea and
a social aour made n pleasanI end
lns m -n" -AIrQ misslonarv tea ri
tn. 4eG=on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03
TOP PRICES FOR
FISH AT PORTLAND

Portland. March i About % 00G
pounds Of rr-Z7d FISH landed al this
port roca- Is" fau3 iocal fishing
ch"oners brought he highest prices
u The seaSor when sold 10 the whole
sale's an "4ntra- WHARF Tor 10 cents
per pound. The vessels ana their
tares follow EIizzaneth Nunan.
5000 pounds; Sunapee +aon pounds
Eleanor 1000 pounds. 4. bert u vii
lard. 2aoo pounds
The Eleanor and A.berr y Willard
soid II the Willard Daggert 90. a.
Central Ware -he Elizabeth Nunar
10 the Rundlel5 90. ii Commercial!
wharf. ana IN" Sunapee to the Di-i-
60 Fish IN. q Wid=ery's wharf.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03
Maxwell Pike

Tn. marriage of Miss Helen like and
Alfred N Maxwell took place Mpndar
AFTERNOON Il Tie home Of the 3-iat :
mother Mrs. Jul!a Pike, IL Monmouth
The house was precl.,-- decorated t0-
thc occasion IN green ana white ana inc
CEREMONY WIS performed by Rev. Bessie
dwell. ne impressive douDie -.n=
CEREMONY being use. The bride wore :
travelling gown Of brown with NJ. o
match ana "a--lad whit ~osas The
bridesmaid. Miss Dn-otEv Folsom o..
Nor-dgewuck. vim was ! ciassnara Of
ne briae while attending The Cuive--
slt.- Of Name. wore aluc silk anu CIR
lied sweet peas. Guy Marvel, OF Port
land. brother a. tie groom. WIS best
man. Al infOrna, reception WIS held
after The cer-.nunr and rhe young cou-
pie left amid shower ~ yice anC con-
f"t-- 10Y parts unknown. Among the
oui-ot-tuwn guests WERE Mrs Nellie NJ
Maxwell. Guy Maxwell, Mrs A =. Nut-
ing Of Portland; Miss Folsom of Nor
rldgewock, Ms. Cra Maxim Mrs sara
A. I-aCro.I. Mrs. Marv 4 Fuller and
Mrs J. Feriev Bishop Of Winthrop. NJ
and Mrs. Maxwell received nlanE oeau-
i.ful anu useful gifts which included
severn! substantial Sums of r7oner. ch =
Ia ana silver Mrs. Maxwell. who is
graduate Of Monmouth Acadenv and
me University OF Maine mas been en-
pirTeo for some time as operator n the
teienhon- Office al Mnrrnouth Nj Ai4x-
well was II rhe military se-vice FOR
about TWO wears and was IN active sa-v-
ice in France for -s months. returning
10 This country- last April For the pas,
v@a- ne mas ieen ASSOCIATED with NJ
2: non IN tfe 41pie p'I:iness They W.
-"si1e IN Winthrop, Mr.. Maxwell nav
ing purchased the house b,'i't by ms
neither On the Monmouth road.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03
DIAMOND DYE YOUR
OLD DRESS MATERIAL

Fun 20 see shabby, Discarded
skirts, COATS. hlouSes. sweaters.
gloves dresses. everything turn new;
whether wool, silk. linen. cotton or
mixed goods Directions II package.
Can't make mistake Druggist has
Diamond Dye Color Ca4a--Aar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03
amin New Bank -easurer

5-an!iu Of this city has
#""-aG ~ the trustees Of the
savings Institution as the
:rer T. succeed the late Z.
..,.- NJ HannlIn is a Young
i laav. OF Gardiner. and well
financial circles. He re-
s -aucatlon III lhe Gardiner
. -au began his banking ex-
he rDoms Of the Maine
-a- Barking Co. From there
1 the Oakland National
gosa afa.rs were wound UP
-on the Oakland Bank Mr..
r ,r~l % the National Bank
.~-i.aer where he has been for
F n.C~en ,'ears ia-rer,y as as
-r' lanIe- MI Ha;nIin has a
1c genial personality that
n prime favorI1e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

the officers and teachers Of the Uni
versElist Sundar school and al 9TH
ers who arc Interested are ~n0u.stad
TO attend the rnc-Ila- monthly maef-
ing and supper II the nome OF M.
and Mrs. Richard Lasselic, DanIOrL-
street, this Wednesday evening a .
o'clock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

The funeral OF the late Mrs. George
Nemet was heid from hey lare nome
on Chestnut street Tuesdffv afternoon
AZ 80 O'Clock. Rev. T ! Ninsiade
ofiriated. The bearers were EErnest
Rarkin. Augustus Thornton. Thomas
Bishop, z. T. Lamb. TN an10mbment
was in Oak Grove cemeterv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03
WHITFIELD

IorMan T. C-ocker has enlisted, ~,
the navy. He was sent tn N,y,,,,.,..
Z. L. for training.
The R. F. .. carrier has mad.
many attempts 70 buck to drifts. bur
was Obliged to give it up.
Waitsr Dockendorn anu Mr.. and
M1- WihS Boynton, were in Card
ner. MonAav,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

Mrs. o. 3. Clason viii entertain -he
members of Samuel Grant Chapter. e..
A R. at her hume on Washington ave
rue "Wednesday afternoon. March .. /,
) clock. The chairman OF each com
N tee viii give 4 -epor-. Mrs. A. :.
REYNOLDS will have a paper
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

The next regular meeting Of the AL
Susta Rotary Club will ne held FRIDAY
evening al the Augusta HOUSE Charles
2 Bi,odeAu of the entertainment COM
rlittee Is in charge Of the entertainment
for the meeting. C'ther announcement:
regarding the meeting Will ne made
later
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

Deputy Collector OF Internal Revenue
Brooks Newbsrt will be d. the ONCE on
he second floor OF the federal building
every evening until March Ia fur the
purpose Of assisting persons IN making
out their income rax returns
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

There will he Il meeting of he
Benjamin Z Sn' N Posi-. No. !.
American Legion. Thursday evening.
A full attendance Is requested as
thera is business Of much importance
10 be brought up.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

AZ the stated assembly Of Aconi-
ram Council No. - which is to be
neid al Masonic Hall AZ 80 O'clock
on Thursday evening, There Will be
work IN all degrees and also al this
time viii be held the Official Inspec-
ton by Right ulustrious William II.
Howe, Daputy Grand Master of the
Grand Council Of Maine. A baruuet
Will be SERVED by me Star Club.
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caudock Throws chsvaiiar

New York. March Earl Caddock
of Iowa. former heavyweight wrest-
ling champion. threw Salvatore
Chevalier, the French expert. with a
head SCISSORS and arm lock II So
minutes anu II seconds AZ Madison
square Garden tonight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

Christ church. Services for men
this Wedne"Cav evening a 20
O'Clock Some Illustrations vii be
shown II how the church is meaT.nC
the challenge f the Ed man
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

john EonEere Of this city, who was
operafa ed on al the Gardiner Genera
hospital. is now able 10 SIT UP some
each daT. He expects 10 come 10 his
home n TINS cIrv rhe latter pa-- u
he wsHi-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

The local Board OF Health reporrs
Gaze of scarlet fever at The home
OF Miss Gladys Briggs Academy
street. The premises have been
placed under Quarantine
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

The attraction. The Liberty Duo"
OF the 1aiioweu Lyceurn course,
scheduled tur Tuesday .venlng az
the Baptist church. at the eleventh
hour aga.7 was postponed. tins time
until some ci.ne II April. ewing 70 me
TACT mat one Of Inc members Of ne
rroup came down with Influenza.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

Ms. Charles 2. Ni15re-h is confined II
ne house as the result Of Z ian down
STAIRS one nirht last week While no
h"nes were hrnran and no irrn--a' in
'uries sustained, she was hadly shaken
Up and bruised
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03
Milk and Disaase

Dirty milk is often a great poison
because II may contain germs Of va
rious diseases. according To the
Maine Department Of Health. Such
milk frequently causes septic sore
throat, scarlet fever, diphtheria.
typhoid fever. tuberculusie and other
diseases. Every effort should be
made 70 guarantee pure milk for ev-
cry baby III America.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

Arthur Buber defeated Earl Per,'v
in match game Of pocket billiards
80 10 80 The match Was held n
Morung's Pool room. IN EandolpE.
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MISS Annie Bishop

Miss Annie Bishop, domestic IL
The employ II me r. I, aaZz2rA Co,
died Mondav. aged :" Years. The -
mains viii De taken 10 did T0wn Tor
bur,ia..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

The 4aiInwell Current Events
club vii meet with Mrs. Frank Win
gate III 30 Wednesday afternoon.
This Will De an open meeting and II
is hoped that each member VIII
bring friend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

The benevolent society viii meet
Thursday afternoon al 80 o clock
With Mrs. George SaEuru, Chestnut
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

MR. Formerly If Gardiner
-,....uned Al the Tinted
.o- a hospital al Newport, K
VII" -ai.v promoted TO phar
--.. os4.4. 81 =. :. \ Mr. Lama
q. @-rr. 9f the snip store con
4 ~ aospr4. He is also in
~ ~ A.. moving pictures, doing
ing himself
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

The Three Inks cm0 viii meet II
Dad Fellows nall this evening Mrs.
sluek ana Miss Eva Wiley viii enter
IAN. ! iarEe s-c,endance : desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

! \ meeting Of American Legion viii
De held IL the court room. City hall.
tins Wednesday evening 81 the usual
hour / large attendance is desired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

There viii be regular meeting If
the Good Comrades Cii4) THURSDAY
evening If this week a. Inc Parish
mouse al 80 ?. NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

Christ church Service TOR BOYS
and girls a. 40 special suhgacT for
today. Our Nelghbors-the Indians
Iiust-n -aC
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-03

Carroll NnIfcurnb clerk a. the Lilly
shoe store WIS confined IL his home
with illness Tuesday