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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01
PROVIDENCE IRISH
ASK SENATE RECOGNIZE
IRELAND AS REPIRLH

providence, r L Fen. ea-pasoi,,-
aons calling upon the Senate 70 srrike
oul article 10 of the League Of Na-iuns
covenant and demanding the -.cor,;.
tIun Of the IriBn republic v.r. .a,n,.a
mere tonight at mass -pe~+;nr, ,e 60,
81 mia -niZers attended by more thar, 5gaa
people
Inc principal meeting was held N :.
large theatre and hundreds werg .,,-,sa
away al an overflow meeting a--anrro
at q hall near ny was damned. At horh
places police were obliged To refuse ad
a-lLhance 70 Chrongs that cianored 10
EeL IN The meetings. were arranged
10 further the sale Of Irish reuublic
bonds
Speakers included Justice Danir,
coha-an Of the View York supreme
co1f -or1ner Congress man Eugene Kin
halG. United States Comm issipn.- Cor
ntiiUs Moore Of Newport and Professor
-ppe OF The University OF California.
Justice C0nalau attacked what he
rerned British imperialism" and de-
CARED that Britain navy Is as great
L menace u the tree nations of the
world Is was he r.ilitar,srr, Of Ger
many
GRAFT Britain is bankrupt" ne as
Serted. washington knows II. Wan
street knows. II America should ca,
the loans she has advanced Britain
would collapse
M hfrkaid denounced what ne called
attempts OF British propaganda 10 be
Jog 1he -ea, Irish issue"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01
:; eLur7 Gac Cneacr,ec

ln % l+-g ne 1otaI output n
haiIlrn -as ln AL ne WORT had uroj,-
ably been less thac 100 cutie feet. and
i was worth about s1-0o cubic foot.
But just before the a-nIstlce was
signed 4 shipment If 15u.B90 c,,s,ir
teer OF helium -as was sem To Eu-ope
and its costs less than II cents y
cubic foot.
HeilIi-17 -as was first discovered a.
the sur. ny spect1'oscurv II - the
BEST gas for as IL balloons. because
Il is not ir7fiammabl.. II ~ now *
rracred from he natural ms NJ -axas
and Kansas.
The method is delicate and com
PICK but IS baseG upon the fact that
me principal constituents CT rlatlIra
gas liquefy when cooied 10 about
minus SO degree F., bur mat haIiurn
remains q gas a- that tenperatI1re,
and hence IS easily separated.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01
To Reduce Rank
1000 Army Officers

Washington, Fen. g9--Drastic re
Gucuon Of perrnanent officers of IL.
army from their temporary ranks tu
regular army grades. or March II
mas been ordered by General M4rch
chief Of staff
OF approximately $500 officers nov
holcinE Temporary rank higher than
Their permanent appointments abort
.000 probably viii De returned L.
-helr regular status
Field ofirers oriv Will he af=ectat
Tn number Of officers holding gen
ora ~ana are now within che allow
ance AID there VIII % no c1r II III
grades below the rank OF major
Final lists tpr Gemotlor have ver
not bar auI- piled Orders wer,
sent or Recently frGu tn. otfice or
the CHI. q a:af directing cornnazc-
ers Of re"rItorIa. departments a7a
heads Of bureaus 20 submit "Hco.n-
-le7d!atloDs tOr extensive reductions
enc these reports now are being
scuG}EG by tbs genera. s.n-
The oU-k of Ger1otluns Is e1oect..d
20 COM FROM the bureaus in Wash
!Hg-0r as -nere' .~e bur few surpla.
officers Of temporary rank or Gu-
with troops. Eecomnenca mons Of
bureau chiefs have not been uniform
hut range from 80 IL - percent A.
emergency officers viii continue T.
mold -t1elr present E-ade. the deTn,-
non piar is said 10 present d1rtlc1.
les II Some bureaus such az the
QuaTter-nas1er and ordinance corp:
where reduction OF regular Officers
would leave section chiefs with
lower rank than naary e-nergenc- If
ncers now serving Under them.
nder the commonly termed -S.uor
officers law which authorized -ha'
number OF officers the tan77o-ur,
officers .lust ne discharged BIZ Ju'v
unless additional Legislation is en-
acted
There --e~e :-pprr-rraa teIr go"
Teguiar officers holding tenporar'
ranks 4: ne signing Of the a--,--Isrlc-.
Reductions have been made from
time 70 time since No. u 1918. II
accordance with the policy IN
nouncec Secretary Bake and demo,
ING officers which justified Cha hi-her
grade has been completed with Il,
result thai 70 da-e more -na1 Ao"o
ceDouocs have occurred
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01
zen. Pershing [ nveils
Tablet Of Grace Church

New York Ter, .g-srere-al Toro
j. Persi.i1c unveiled a bronze tablet
Z Craze Methodist Episcopal church
e"a -onlG-.r 4 ne-1o,-v ~ -rlernbe-y
killed n he wa.
III : a great privilege 70 partia.-
pate II the ceremonies boron lng those
who served their country go vai..
Gen. Pe=yE.ng SAID As long IS
Americans are ready and wiling Ia
tg!-- Tor right and Justice SO long VII.
liberty be guaranteed We do hor1r
I" ourselves 70 honor those men.
I nave great sympathy FOR the
gold starred mothers I; Is the
mother who makes tn. sacrifice. We
fought the glorious battles buc 81.
ne mother must wait and weep and
saVe only Tie ina. consolation az
knowing that .ler service was
splendid 70 follow
Genera PershIng made another
address az 2 concert a. the Hippo
fror1e fnr ill., benefit of the New
1rk county organization II the
American Legion.
After pra!s:cg the men Of the And
It'll. and TN. divisions who lid
credi- 20 themselves, their martha
ancestry and YOU General Pershir-
declared hat "-hey did more than
bring hack a military victory for
hey We're inspired by the hlrbas,
deals. rley mad struck q deep re-
-I1Gs nnte that prompted them
IT, se-ve IN a manner suc. as nc other
-n@n a. any --rrr had served: thew
mad" 4 record r0~ clean living which
Aac never beer exceled by any army
"a. arT time
Tie genera caused some anuso-
;a3n' VIZ me conclusion OF the ad-
t'E"sF wh@r ~ walked 10 his stage
box and vaGI-ed the brass rail
tn" Legion passed a gold MEDIA, 70
do.sl Mccormick the tenor in -acop-
nlrlon # VIVA he had done for tho
'-no~lran service men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01
PEACE TREATY OPPONENTS
TO BLOCK ANY ATTEMPT
MODIFICATION ARTICLE ten

w, - ----- F-S pg-P arr,f,ljr.u-
--:,
FL. .''a'@ -,ea ] loon vigorous -AeiA-'-
..~s- -@aln today u hlock any mod
-..-,Dr, of ~ A~~-lcjts 10 reservation
~
...1 W-AcH H'tS HAHCe i''N+o 0iie
tA-t9' A" a- G''i1ii'' Is
-+-l- t'l.4'lS'--a.
1''i-1i- "a ne TT I''ilc'i'- '=it'
@,'s -lrli-Aie \" 0"'i-h enough ''l"s M
-"L-1> III a'Aa'[ WIZ M F+sS'-' u --uI-
lne hanged. rn1g.'' 2",!Nen- 10 Som
rnnGiAcaLiah. ne Ereco'sci- aoi es
@-!'FeC h"-lct through senator E'orai--
rttilS1ca-' d IaafI- t-!1~ lIi4'-'s -L'7
provision WIS kept - T, SlAncs lheF
"oul4 reserve --oef1E of a'CoE "hca
.'nnsld:-ri4ti0H " tA- t~earE IS -1surn-
70 toTorro"
NJ new al----la I'm sll.l1iar = t.
-ure tc one lad down nj chs i-rec n
---ahi-4s during ne Al-parl!san com
promise negotiations, WIS DressnA c
---Hecl-- KIP ms parry ieaueT soma
or -odgH- VINO Is expected - '0H-Sr
WIFI MS colleagues or The subject
morrow Inc VOTES II the I-"@. n
--iahies nav hten counted on 10 Il
sure n~1or-tE iar me H-ep@bil' a.
'Astal va--0r og0g~- n is was Inc case
II November arc n" move To-Day Is
Ef1ecf-u -"ceiTe very s@rlous cor
+Ta1inE- Just wnat cAe ---"concI-
pies niSrT d. A. HrAcA he plans q
n" republican i@aG=~s was not e
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01
Sarah a. Rollins

sara. =. VIE Ct William 4. Roi-
Inns, passed away sunday morning
al - 1ofne Of her son Joseph =
Rollins, % Water street as-eg : shor-
Illness 4- tat age Of Sc years
IL = survived by tire s,1rs. a
MT. 54zz=i. # Pennington, Joseph =
u Ha-llve.l ana WI.-ia1r stor- II Az
gust. one daugtte~, Ms. Olive
NJ 7r.s-.,t. ur EaIlowel. and Two
brothers. Warren " ana Charles A
~a--.t" - Augusta
F:,n.ra. Arrangements vii y. an
n0Urrcc LATER
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01
AT AUGUSTA

Hon. Robert VI. keiso, comml sgion-
ct Of public welfare of Massal flus+=rrs.
gave an able and force4ul address
sunday evening a. an Open Forum
session held II the nIvP-saIIsI
church under the auspices # the Al
=usca associates, lie -oek Is his
50 hjecr Public welfare IS Z Selfish
Ambition"
\ man Of Wide experience III puDIlc
welfare work Nh Aelso corpeIan-lE-
handle G-t1e subject which j. Of such
VITA importance 10 al communities al
sEc;. rir11e.
Hon. q. WaIdon Smith. president
Of The Association. presiCed al the
Meeting md eioquent!y spoke OF the
AIMS Of the Forum meetings and rine
success which i attending them. Ee
briefly made announcement az m
speakers TO come during the month
II March.
4 question period was opened a-
me end Of Nj keisos address during
which any Derson who wished ID be-
come more acquainted with -he
speaker subject might avail himself
# nc opportunity
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01
Helping Disabled Officers.

4 srna4. sPrt4eI1er1 af dIsn bied Brit
81 officers has been started al GoHrtl
!anc. on the Yorkshire moors. a
c!erE+-,ar and his wife having given
4 group CT nine cottages. with gar
Ic1 and orchard, for the experiment.
Herr 4 naval officer and his riece
have started weaving. while a blind
officer trained a. -. DIrstar g. has
roul-l'v farm. Others are consider
NJ the possibilities Of teekeeplaE
f-uit growing and hasker making. L
is believed thar the same qualities Of
leadership displayed IN the battle
field car he utilized by disabled Of
hcers n connection will. rural re
construction II England
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01
CLEVELAND PLANS
Definite POLICY FOR
INDUSTRY AND LABOR

Cleveland. Feb .a-Tne committee
On labor relations Of the Cleveland
chamber of commerce has formulated
a la Dor relation policy. sat forth II n
declaration Of principles concerning
labor -ela-ions FAR Cleveland SAID 70
be las FIRST instance II the country
where 4 definite policy has been
Planned FOR a community by a group
of leaders 81 industry and labor.
The declaration represents the
cumulative efforts Of the committee
IL recent months. following the eft
forts Of President Wilson s round
table conference 10 suggest solution
Of industrial problems Of which Pan
Left. president o. tne chamber IF
commerce was seCretarv IF the group
and of previous similar committee II
ne chamber during the past four
Years. Warren 5, S-uue. grand ctiar
Of the brotherhood OF locomotive
engineers Is member Of The com
ntr1ee
Represan 12rlve negotiations is tin
term used by the committee 70 -n-
place collective bargaining and as la-
rwe-e-7 AZ employer and committee ot
has employees aided Z they desire. ny
4 competent advisor OF their own
choosing This plan is similar 70 the
method used rs the railroad brother
MOODS and Is equally applicable To -ns
shop committee method.
progressive recommendation 81
The committee. Includes advice 10 en-
picyers 70 take the workers into -hatr
confidence and to place beeo-e the
employees financial and other N
formation cpncern!-g heir enter
r-lses
lie committee opposes co- pu lsiOr
oT either employer or emplCve 10
maintain Z UNION or n9--ur,lor sfl~r,
2uI recognizes the POSSIBILITY Of q
nE1Gal agreement 3f his character
E-e report C-acgc-zrs -har -h.-
s-aour da.' has been adopted as a
standard II rnnnr industries and es-
-Ablsf'nen-s. The Declaration pia res
FIN pCh-ic rlgl.- L. service above TIE
en22ioTes nigh 10 STRIKE and lie an
i'ioye~S rlEit - iock GU aLvoratas
corrupted service u r.,r rlIbstr
bending - ctiernent n disputes ana
proposes puhiicaIlor Of me facts re-
!4tlEg -o abor ronr-o-ersl-s - al
TicA the pGJlIt 81 -neir r.lerl-s.
ra2'ir II -G-asr requires iy,,,-r,1 sing
Production tine report sag. Tt. cosr
II wing Is g1Ter INST place II wage
considerations. Overtime WORT is
discouraged and the Sa-urdar -.a.e
holiday encouraged.
Safeguarding Of The hesj-,, -
workers il pCt forward and also en-
for1eI-eilt Il al taws II respect e
noerc-v- :?,eaa,:- res
/ called a a-u:zra.cr Or board -
-H"estiga non The committee vii %
guided by rle declaration Of pr,2ei-
pies.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01
Coco Way &c Clear Land

II the novel method OF clearing iand
adopted by . Minnesota FARMER. the
underground roots ere burned away
freeing the stump above ground for
use as frewooG. Al one side Of each
stump an excavation is made in the
ground. and from this a hole is bored
-h-ouEt, the roots 70 a stuvepiDe SEE
upright n the ground on the othc,
side. When a hrc Is kinciied IL the
excavation. the draft set I'D through
the roots and rhe pipe causes the
roots 20 be SLOWLY consumed until n,
stump may be topped over quite Ut
harmed
A French cabU7an has WOE Z warey
Of 1000 francs by smoking a hundred
strong cigars II two days H dis
posed Of IS in the first - hours. ther
took an hours rest and finished Il.
tob by noon.
INN grants subject 20 the IIt.raCs
tast a. Ellis Island now have 10 rpaG
30 or 80 words from the Psalms II
any language they prefer Immlgra
tion inspectors are equipped with
carcs II all Languages. with verse;
from the Psalms printed on them
All types Of script ara represented
German Arabic Hebrew. Japanese
Russian and SO on, except Chinese
for that nationality is not permitted
to lumIC-ata. Lest any ailen iearr
parrot like tie verse of the Psalm
tina: friend IN this country mad x
read, the Inspectors have Al lenst /
different verses IN each Language. on,
verse To a care.
A thief stole a horse and z set OF
single harness from 4 barn in har
sas City. and then searched al tnt
barns around until in one he found
wagon. II which he drove away
Standing IL the House OF Repre-
senratives ar Washington beside the
Thorp portrait OF Lincoln. snic 20 be
the only one painted from life, for,ney
Speaker Cannon, the only man living
whose name was on the Tickle. with
Lincoln IN 1850, and VINO heard tn.
famous Lincoln Douglas debates in
S5S, read Llncolr's farewell address
At Gettysburg OF Lincoins hirth6av
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01
Surveyors Use Airp,ares.

-Four airpianes are being used L.
survey the extensive forests of Lab
Eador 20 determine the ~a!us of ~.
wood pulp represented by the GROW
ing trees. Aerial ptlptogra phs will b..
taken OF many parts OF the peninsula
for use II, compiling statistics. Tn.
surveying party, which left the
NEited States recently for Nova
Scotia is composed OF 80 persons and
Is haded by a man who served crn
years as Z captain in the British a;,.
rorces.-Popuiar Mechanics Maxnzsne
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

The aarrnur+rv Open Forum last
evening suspended us meeting. ro-
operating With ne members IF tn
ConG~pga -IonaI c!,urcn IN order 70
hecr Prof M chefs l4c-ure IN Theo-
dofA H.1oseveil- The open Forum.
however WI continue throughout
tne mon-. Of March AZ t1e Universal
lls1 church Ne-- sunda~ evening the
Page street orchestra vii furnish me
mus - lecturer viii be an
noCncet. .ater
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

oure s-s. Winthrop" as an Extra
-aue- A---actlon Today AZ Strand.
3novs~ * 40 arc s.3C-See This
-:--e-Grsat.- Ernel' Clayton IS
be S.a-76 Reels ~ Al
l--- - % -U-re- ny shouting
Il Whispering and -Ra-'E VIII We
rr The Young Mrs. Kin
~. Ethel CLAYTON as -he
Is s!G picture was shown
7-as curing the big storm ana
disappointed as only 800
AZ The truly wonderful
Eanerner. please. thar
a.a day only. not Jomor-
D4 seer a. 40 ana ASD
lance IN 3rice. The reCL-
4des the big Paramount
s0ecia. Scarlet Days a ..
-:r Production; The Black
F..1 Ear Williams. and the
7DGH- Gaunont News. The
r. De shown first. We are
1- %an WITH tie bag ones and
..rTln- list includes d few of
a=2' 7poked Tom Nix IN The
-.c~-a Talmadgc n she
-"a Lies Elsie Ferguson in
.ae IN Order" and the big
II ~ Arrcras- special Behind
Tara kImaaII Young
p seen March 1870 in Eyes
7G-s W. snow the Young
Hc-'7p' last today SO that no
vi obliged 10 witness this
re second time unless
re Many people want 10
ADJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01
Braves vanguaru Starts Sour,

bostnn- Feb- |.-IwO r1enb beers o. 7tle
Boston National League base all team,
Intieider Horace Ford and Pitcher Cy
Morgan. started fndav for the Braves
southern training grounds at Columbus.
Ga. IN company with Walter E Zap
gOod, the team e business manager. and
several newspaper correspondents Out
fielder Eay-es Joined The party a. PROV
idence and Walter Ma-auvllle star
shor1stop. boarded the train at NV
haven. CT Other members OF the team
were 10 We picked up IN New Eurk md
" Washington.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

citizenship. We -.-Isr pu- our leads
-ogether as : whole cornlrur1-y ana
not separately. anG not cnIy DO -he
kind thing for tne individual but up
h0-a cne sPunllo rlg-.-. Leaving sym
p&thv on q talking collars per
soma se.tsn tnterest--lIc2 SIS We ar
-" - some measure AGAINST herald
- 1lseases W.. sinai 20 III as human
v-''"c ka2a t4sca, man GOO grants a.
i12.raGst n po7u .at!on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01
Agar or Rockefeller Foundss,oo

New York, Feb. 9.-John G. Agar o.
New York hns beer elected a member
Of the Rockefeller Foundation. and DR..
Edwin Jordan, chairman Of the depart
ment Of hygiene and hacteriplogy a. The
University Of Chicago. has been made
a member Of the International healr.,
hoard Of the foundation. II was an
nounced mere tonight
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01
ST.. Mohawk Aeain On Course

Bridgeport. c.. Feb @.-The steamer
MohawA, from CartereL, :. j.. bound
Cor Providence with d cargo u chem
cas- today was pulled of snort near
Esridgepor. Light where ahe weu-
aground last night. The vessel was -
ported a. undamaeed and proceeded for
Providence
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

Ne wish "a EXPIRE g our thanks 4.
friends sld -!e!Ehb0rs for -ne.~ kind
aess and sympathy shown Is !. ou~
-t-cey-t berea verlen-; also 90 The
;,eG--..i,1 floral tributes
MR and GEORGE EINA-ET anu
FAMILY
MRS. ALI AFA-A YOUNG nd
FAMILY
CURTIS ETNTEy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

Manchester, n H. Feb. 9.-Dr. Hor-
age Z Burnham retired. aged 81. al
one time one Of the leading CITY ply
siciaus. died here tonight From 1889 %
1856 he was CT the Elliot hospital stat.
He was born IN Old Chester, now Al
burn. and graduated from Ea-var1
Medical school.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

Regular meeting oe me HaroweE
Ftre'ne17 Association rl!s evening at
"a, This - - important meeting
and every member who possibly can
should ATTEND, Election If Officers viii
t2he place and the -na--er oC Joining
ne New England Tele-a-. Frirernen 3
league anu he coming events OF the
season vii =" discus FeG 4, genuine
oid-easnlon=a smoke talk vii he er-
eyed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01
-a-u o. Thanks

e-Dress e1.r hanks
.;~-.0r X, our neighbcrs
-1r heir kIndneas 20 US
a.441- 1e-na veneH, also
-.-l.i r~ral tributes.
= ~ATANA5E
ill., .@ GEORGE kILLAM
~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

st. Paul MINI. Feb. .9.-O'Dowo
middle weight champion. has signed
70 meet Augie Rather Of New York
IN a 10 round contest here March Il.
i was announced today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01
Englisi, Filler PAID $50. o0C

Melbourne. Friday, Feb. --Cautain
Ross smith. winner Of the Common
wealth prize OF In.soe pounds fer M air
plane flight from England 20 Australia.
today received checl. for thu: sum a.
The fa-I.a-ncu. houss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

Miss Helen Ha-nes If -he sta Il
commission On Charities and Corrac-
lions. Is al her nome in TINS CRY.
after weeks absenec on busi-esE tn
lewiston.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

tn ioca, board Of .1ea!;l reports
4 rapid decrease II une epidemic I
Influenza which has been aging r1r
me past month. No new cases IA -
been reported: 1or The past eight day.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01
Miss Katherine Nichols, te,ephon.

MINIS hALiefIhf -NicnotS. Ittepnont
operator AZ q Chicago hotel. has il.
vented combination teiephong
which experts declare viii -evolu-
tionize the telephone appliance busi
nesE. Besides the noUtt,piece II has
a double receiver which excludes al
outside noises and so increases ef-
ficiency in hearing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01
aruai<s Own Ski Record

Dillon. Cnin.. Feb. 29.-Anders Ear-
gen nj Dillon, today broke the world s
skiing record made by himself, Jump
ing IA feet. His previous record
was 213 feet.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

Special cQuvuca-on u Jerasal,=lr
Royal Arch Chapter. NJ. !. this eve
--ng 81 40 Work Il he NJ Z. NJ
degree.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

54dge Harold L. Cook u Gardiner
conducted servlces Il 81. Mathew
church Sunday owing 70 the Illness =
ire -ec-o- Of Christ church Rev NJ
z -xc-oft, who IS suppl-iag here was
unable zoe be Drese--
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

:. 4. Boston. who has been WISH Or
II the CITY The past Few days returned
SATURDAY. 70 his home n VaterriIlt
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

MISS Dora RoIx laf- Saturday f1r
CarrDr'dge. Mass. where she has ac-
ceptad egr-plor men
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

The Ro-al Neigh bors If America
vii noiG their regular meeting this
evening. \ ,a-ge attendance is h.
sired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01
LOCAL NOTICE.

VII, shovel snow from roofs n EA.-
lowell, Go. Z Choat-, Spring -.
uct1G1ra
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

Joseph NJ. Flag and son John. VINO
have been passing the Weekend VIII
-1eir families a I22: Second street
lave returned ~ their worE n Po---
land
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01
hALLOWELLLOCAL NEWS


John R-.-rar oe Oakland passed sun
raE Will t.is SONS a. the Earoweii
House
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

A-4rnard - Greenfield.
aa aee1 passing i 1ew
-.s I'll Saturday far Ban
vaa-a NJ IS % WISH lis angie re-
----.--..= FL Is nome.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01
AUGUS LOCALS

tn -ieI-rJ-eethcr U3un = M I1nErr
@a-.0r.4 anuran VII meet -n.s avenin.
WIZ Ms. Bu:'ie.gh Ma-t.-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

Hiss Gladys Eailerr- vino has beer
Visiting friends n Town the past week.
returned ID ntr name II Oakland sun
da-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

E.4-oid 9, Fuller and George u
Choa1a have been drawn Is traverse
Ju-c-s or -ne April re-rn az The supe-
rior coUr- a. Anguish.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

a.tee -,arls. vino mas been
-.. 7~ct ne~, Re1janin Du-
..-l sunday 70 Aer noma
t -
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

.a~ ara Bowman ~ Los An
guess az the home If
,Ia.,..-u RandulpE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

Nj. and Mrs. Elmer Torke arc re
celT-ns CONGRATULATIONS on the bil--2
Of fms baby girl. Virginia G-lnal
The young lady arrived sunday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

Ae Fad r Hot. VIII
e.-.~ -.-c3rg l5"ra-~er friends,
,--.. -r-Gav - BRUNSWICK.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

.a.e. Ald Of the F.rsc Baptist
w' nee Tuesdclv afternoon
~sa4nc~ Dale, Washington
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

Burton Johnson was II Ez,raeia sum
day visiting his brother Herbert
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-01

1- educaricl, SO laat " NAY A4ve
some slacuce .aw caI'-erUIng this coz
-lLlor.