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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22

FOR SALE:-Big type Poland China
Pigs, three months old. Price SIS
each; also two gifts and one boar,
that will weigh one hundred and
seventy-fve pounds. price $50
each. Can be seen at my farm,
one mile west Of GreeneyilIe on tie
Knoxville pike. M. P. Myers,
Greensville Route 3.
Meh 29th 70 June 2eth.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22

There are always more fishworms than fish
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22

A room has to look careless to look cozy
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22

FOR SALE-At my farm near
Limestone. Q nice young cows with
calves by side; Jersey heifer 2is
years old will be milking by fall; !
heifer u Jersey X Holstein viii
be fresh in July. This one bred to
a thoroughbred Holstein bull. N.
G. Remine. 3-7i-4t. e. o. d.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22

SCRAP IRON.-Now is the time to
bring in your scrap iron, We also
buy mixed rags and old rubber.
Bring your old automobile tires
and inner tubes. The Austin Co.,
Church Street, at Railroad.
302-t. 4.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22

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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22

F0UND:-Ladies shoe on Baileyton
pike--new, color dark tan. Owner
can get same by calling at Daily
Sun office and paying for this ad.
65-t. {.
The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1920-06-22

FOR RENT:--A three-room cottage
in back lot on North Main street
Will not rent to family with chill
dren. Apply 410 North Main
street. 3-71-3t pd.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11
MANCHESTER

ne AiA1ithesr"- Woman's club was
ae-l-a'lt- lilE entertained III Irs s,u,,. I
uHi0 gay meeting by Ms. Grace
'Si1,npsun IL ner cottage N, rfe So-,,,
sar shore. CODDUsseecor-aa E,ir-,,--a,.
"s'N present 70 enjoy the day. which
was AL Chat could D. asked with bJue
SKIES ana clear air and 4 view +-.nr
me cottage over the sparkling ~
pEnE wafer tha1 al present tnu-oua-n-
m snJoTAd- a picnic dinner was ssrv-
eu, o. salad. rolls ice cream a,S
cares. The after dinner hour wa.
nLieG III Wilt summer ren1inIR.e.pr.s
Doth gave ana gay" by The varioBs
members present. Mrs. Julia Spsu-
The president Of the cluh. snas. ,r
me future nf the club. and this was
followed ny diBCussinr by all mem
bers present. a Ehorr pragrarp WINS
carried ont OF readings cpn,nJir,Irns
Calk on citizenship and music. Ars
CYNTHIA Jones M New Jersey. Miss
Gregg Of Portland. Mrs. Charles san
porn or South Manchester ana Miss
Grace Easllall NJ Everett, Mass. ware
guests OF the club -ur the day This
was accorded 70 ne the most surcass-
ful field dav yet held and MANY Thanks
ere extended Mrs. Sampson for her
gracious hospitality in the enterrain-
menr OF the. cluh.
The women voters ara earnestly RI
uuesied 10 come - tre Town house
and register. The seiecrmen ara pres
ent from 70 10 IL A NJ. and / TO s =
NJ. standard time i
Mrs Bertha Crockar went FRIDAY to
Augusta
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Winthrop

2. A. Wilbur the pnu.tr-v expert
rom or9nn. viii be al = Eeri'--
Moore far-n al west Winthrop s1t-
tlrdav afternoon 1Ur a poultry dem
0nsI~a-ipn This IS n pe gwen -
insL-uC; M people u Winthrop hu-r
M clI out me non-lav1ng 1ens ana
VIII be heid n ocln.A. STANDARD
-.rue
TIE 1-andGrG Bea~ers n tho Meth
ac.is1 SUNDAY school held an enjoy
a5ie lawr pa~rv at the parsonage
'TT',lu~s..a~ a--arnoOn. Games were
played and program winch included
~eadtnrs r. ,drs. Helen Grant ana
8ev. NJ -Ilrord. vlcLroln seiecrluns
ana = march ~ me giria. was given.
'andies -na lemonade were s0la ana
about tre dollars was net-ed 1y -n4
class
MS. Bertha --7we Of auburn 5
-a~ @uest u III. aao MIS-. =. =.
Bishop
Ms Nellie Maxwell ana Mrs.
GEORGE SnrrH and little son. 1cgrge.
II, NJ Portland. returned IL thelr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

rotate balls which contain the orig
ma seed Of The potato are q rure find
nowadays. but L Z. Howard mas On
display II ms store window on Water
street i've 81 these which ne ulckef
E'arn his potato pianrs last Mnnduv
THESE potato balls Resemble small
green Diurns and are about the size OF
marbles M Howard sars -naI when
ne was q boy these were a great deal
more plentiful r:1an they are now. and
T IS ms theory C:la- the use OF bug
killing cha,r-3 ca!s on rhe plants has
killed me blossoms Of the potatoes So
-tll-- me potato seed IS nDr produced.
re ala nnt use any chemlcnlE IN MS
potato plants. A far-rar who lives IN
me CITY when shown these 0utato
balls salc -llar they We're the first
ne nae seen Tor 20 vears Mr.. Toward
Is planning II keep these nsruto SEEDS
of the 1rlsn -ohhier VARIETY and mimi
-hern mex spring
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Frank NJ. Ellis OF aortiana

Frank Manford Ellis. VINO formerly
was a resident Of Augusta passed
away al MS nome AZ Portland ON Sept
S. aged rs years and , months Flu
neral services were he-a-st % oclnck
FrldRy morning at the residence of his
daughter Mrs. y \ Collins OF Port
land. and the remains were brought n
this CITY on train Ne Il yesterday ast-
ernoun Iute-rnent was made III the
family lot a. Nj. Pheasant cemetery
Rev A Francis Ralrh officiating al
the cnmrnittal services ~ the grave.
Mr Ellis WIS a carpenter by trade
ana Will be remembered by some or
the older residents af the city.
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A-te- d lingering Illness ~ Eeve-;l-
months. AlOnzo Z. ThUdbuurne passed
away e2~l- F-1dav morning IL MS res
idence IN south Chestnut street.
de Is survived 10y me wld0w we
daughter. Mrs. Hiram = Pisnou ana
MISS Ina Chadbnurue notc u Angus IL.
L granddauErrH Miss Frances pisnOr
and a brother Edward =, Chadbourut
0t Manchester. X. z, -qrmerty post
master attaat place.
Mr.. Chadhourue horn a Tassa boro.
Maine December Il. 1851 came 20 -lls
city al rne age ~ Is. and when forced
70 retire ny reason OF falling health
was the, seT.Inr DuG1ness HAL ~ Water
street in point 81 continuous SERVICE
lie was member III Augusta Lodge.
and a. NJ. Cushnuc Chapter. Trinity
Commander. ana me A8uak, Cub.
That Z man naa no enemies may IL
aicuts. merely cul0rless personAlfrv.
bu1 4 n addition ne has & muit-ruue
Of sincere friends among al CLASSES
u is convincing evidence Of his char
acIer ana worth and ~ nls possesHlon
Of req human sympaInies and kindly
Impulses. Al this and more was l-ue
Of Mr. C-hadbUurne. His sunny uispo-
sIrion and genial IGIanners were nor
garments assumed for the street, 70 ne
cast of al nome, Tor sucn men are
nome builders ana home lovers.
Universally liked and respected by
a circle OF acquaintance ana friends
spreading far beyond tie limits Of
the city where he had lived ana done
business for the last 90 year. tig pass
Ing Will be Z source If general sorrow.
Funeral services vii, be held IL his
late residence No South Chestnut
street. on Sunday III = clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

Is 70 get III educaLlDn anG II order
70 dn TINS each student must make a
sacrifice ana that Is n laying aside
-tls evenings OF the week ID dlligsnT
study The cue TO CunE Faigf is SIM
lE- 10 thai Of Senator Lodge cDn-
earning America America First.
auo Principal Qu1nDy urged the
students 70 make Couv first. EA
urged al 70 have -le highest Of
ideals. ana I'd SICK 70 raeHe Ideals.
Every buy wants 10 make MS ler1sr
aud the only WAY 70 make y night Is
70 make Il II other things besldes
araiEucs
Next waek. chorus work IL Cnn~
will begin. with three large bodies
participating On -uesdav The
Freshmen VIII have their chorus
"Wednesday the Seniors and Juniors
ann upon Thursday. the SUphumnres.
The chorus work will be under the
able supervision nf Seth G. Emery
supervisor If music. M Erner-v Is
formerly Of Ailn where ne mas been
II charge Of music.
One Of me opening I'D features
al Cony this year is the election 20
the girls Of advanced domestic
science ciaEses in sewing and cook
Ing. These classes will ne helo al
extra morning periods ana IN Mon
day afternoons
The lunch counter viii he E-ea-.v
enlarged 70 meet the demand Of the
school. L is thought that me cnurrer
viii be opened Moons for the benefir
Of ou1-af~COwn students and the
teachers. A meeting IF the teachers
Of the building and Mr.. Stuart VIII
De held ID render q decision on the
mar-er
Mention should be made Of the
efficient work Of PRINCIPAL QulIn!1v's
set;-'era,v Miss Gertrude T'-afron u
Fort Fairfield, vino aided n rhc ~ush
OF the first few davs
A meeting VIII ne held neZ- Tues
day 70 fnd OUT what material me
school has for an orchestra
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Church Murices

ALL SOULS UNITARIAN church.
Pau : PtIaIen pastor: 1d.%o morning
service with sermon ~ TIE minister
GREEN STREET METHOD -;-
episcopal church II = -.aZ--un
pastor Worship and hnlr communion
1.3B 4. M, sunday school al - VI.
EpWuT-n -4eague a. 6.3h r NJ gosDel
service 40 2 NJ. PRAYER ana pri-.ss
hoard will meet on Monday evening a.
80 CLOCK IL rhe nome II 1. Il Doe
- Chapel sCreeI
PINE ,GE2dCE-A- -N--ET
BAPTIST cfurc- $40 a M wnr-
aillp. sermon ny EPv- "a r Sa--5ey n
.. Of lewiston; III 4 Ri. eAluror
stnuol- t.sa = M : ? - =. L SO
= ID. evening se-,tce conducted bv
Rev \ =. SelieE. prayer meeting. 81
WLNTE2lfo STREET C-N-TTE -F7-
SA-LST church. Gev =. FRANCES
Watch. minister -H-2s. opening za---
wee after VACATION. WIN SERMON Dv
me n114sIert rupic. " here al Things
3eE I 70 oI-ler @e'-vlc- or r,le IL '-
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE ~ucsetv t- h.
INNS street SeF'vlces a. -0.&u sub
Je1I- = 4Es-ance SUNDAY scnunI
N.&t- -es--uoniG. gnee--a ~ WaunesCaE
a. 2 clock. Reading room a. ne
CHRISTIAN Science anlYa. Gner surur-
days from r. al. a-sp ienGluE luru-
* If aulaur:zel Christian =ctenre
SAINT MARK : church. Rev Edward
Al. = KNAPP rector. f7ulv .-aui-
InurI0n. so a M. uarirs and ser
mon. 8.-5 4. III vespers auu Sermon
so ? NJ c.Iu.ci s.nuo4 ~e-upeus
40 a RI
SAINT BARNAEas' cnapeL Rev r
y. = AnA31u. "ec,9f. Church scnon-. Q
7 NJ "eS4t-= ana address + VI
The OPEN ~alllos Al EavYyla .'t,+.t
sculre unner ne leadership ~ Evan
E<.-iEr 1eI.t-r d. i'E@l-s0U 0f -~-- wf-,t. N
j. ana NJ" ana 11-s George @.- .r
auburn w-- continue ..vrer, evening a-
: -. T'lTps ara t-rla under enc HIS
pieces # cne Chr,Rrlar ana AI.sFluua--~
Alliance ann Water Sl~aal N5es80r.
whose neaduuHgte'Ts a~e a. -a. res--z-
~ M First m pr.s- ct1u~~r
SCT--E p -E 90 Nc RE- ON
Al Services ing the season beE,r
Sunu6F morning WIN preaching se,-v-
3ce a. 1920 q "iuck nv POI Ee---- II
Brown of Colby College Meeting IF
rne men forum n the church a4-sr-
ne morning SERVICE.
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nume n TINS CITY Friday, AFTER q
weak visit IN ,1uwn.

Easf-T'he Girl Scouts mad a mosi
successful Fair a. the vesr-y and
church parlars On Sap1smner .. The
ice cream oaurn which wRs lastly
decorated IN rne national cuinrs WIS
N charge uf Miss Dorothy Waugh.
Alice Spear, Cla-nce Faulkannam and
Elsie Phiibrick. The apron booth
low and white and mad fnr It's man =
ayers. Doris Thewurgy. Rachel Mos
her, Marion Caulheld and Helen Ear
vey- The variety rabie was very
DAINTY with It's pink and white trim
mtngs anu was presided over by Nil
dred Freeman. Dorothy Hilbrelh, Be-
arrlcs Young and Erelyn Caulnaia
Al the orange and blue booth. can
dies were sold by Louise and Viz
g.nIa Hewsr-. Much enjoyment was
obtained from the Grab Bag. The
supper which was under the SUPER
vIslun uf Mrs Alice Waugh. Mrs.
SUSIE Packard and Mrs -rpwurgy
Was a credit TO the committee VIM
served IL A quilt was very pieasinE-
N@~tANA tA4 1nAu1t w @tl
ana was purchased by H z. waeis-
worth. Bandaging was -iemsnHtrat-
80, rns setI.ng Up axercise. aiBe seuui
Laws and Promise Orig!nal senEs
We're also sung. Beatrice Young ana
Dorothy Waugh gave an ACCOUNT at
me camping experiences III rhprne.
me lecturer VINO was expected WIS
q m hG
ceeds were sloh. Many thanks ayn
gwen II all who made II q SUCCESS
MISS Annie Mason mas gone 10 Au-
gusra, where she mas employment
A.ss EVELYN Waugh mas gone u
4siand Fails, where she viii teach
history and Ensiian IN the High
school tur the coming wear.
Mrs Martha E5lhrerh mas rerur,ed
from Boornhay I9arbpr and Rrunn-
wick where sns mas hesu Visiting
relatives
MISS Thelma Damon Of Auburn Is
VISITING her gran dpErents. Nj and
Ms Ernest Damon.
MISS Alice Whiting is teaching n
PennEvivanIa.
4. Z. Mason and family whe nave
mean visiting Las parents AR. and
Mrs Z. D. Mason. nave returned 4
their hume n HuuItun.
Mrs, PearI Marine ana TWO Children
II PFesGue Isle were recent guests ri
Ms a. " PacheIdar
Mrs. Alice EIsglns and Gaughr-s-
louise Of Yves; Gardiner. nave h..r
AZ linen bungalow q tew aavs IN,
PAST Week
alien -ortlrop and MS mother ana
Miss Della Russell ii Sprtnr1elG
Macs, made d short r,si. AZ -h.r new.
o1 Mrs Harry Nasor and have np1
noJorpd To Turner Fails. Mass
Wfeie Nj Lorhrop has accepted a
POSITION.
l. MSS Julia Winsiow. vino mas bear,
spehG-As net vacalinn IN this ptace
mas gone 20 Brool5,.n. y. :. waarr
aae W. each IA rae Girls Hirs
Schpoi I+le coming wear.
Miss Grace Foster has baan rca,,5-
ING -ew tars with ner sis-.-
Louise, al LewlBtnn
W aan-nEtar Cook and earrir,- ~,
"<~' nsish spending Their vf,csrsar
nero ief- ay auto FOR rnair bcrna
m sharon, -.iass. They we-. ,c,.,,,,,
panieu Pr Rev. ana MIS- I f-,cr,
and Sol, Walter. wno viii We, -.
y -haSSacnusetts tpT tan dsyg
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lniverxaiizt Convention

On September 30. -, 80. and - the
nlversa!!srs Of Maine viii assem- bic
al Belfast for the ninerv-third an
nual convention
The opening session will be ar 7.sB
Monday evening the 21th ~ which
time the Lniversaiist Comrades are
planning big meeting with National
Secretary Fred c. Carr of providence
r. l., To address them. Thare will he
other addresses ny State men of abiI-
Iry.
Tuesday morning. the list. reports
Of the State Convention officers will
ne given. Tuesday p III. will be set
apart for the annual session Of the
Woman's missionary Association
Tuesday evening IN address viii be
gwen by their National President.
Mrs. Marietta B. Wilkins.
The Occasional sermon Of the can
ventian viii be delivered this evening
by Rev. c. A Knickeroaeker Of Wa
terviile.
The day Wednesday VIII he given
10 the reports OF sesEional committees
which viii be the material fur deter
mining the p6iicy of thu convention
fur the cunning year. This promises
I'd he one If the nnst important SEES
sluns OF the denomination in many
wears.
Wednesday evening win be heard
the addresses Of State President Of
Young People. Rev. NJ G. Folsom of
Gardiner, and another by National
Director, Rev Stanley Manning, of
Boston.
Thursday A NJ. the uuung people
will hold their annual business SEES
sion
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CONY HIGH NOTES

The FIRST assembly 1t Cony Eigh
school was held Friday morning n
the Assembly hall. Principal quinn
ny gave a VERY interesting talk Bn
ne Ideals of Cnny High- He men
toned briefly OF the purpose OF
studying. what II would mean ID
each ef the students. The purpose
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REGISTRATION CLOSES
Wirr Grand Tota OF 2C1b Women
anc g21 Men-Eusv Day Friday

EeE. s1-at50n n Augusta closed at
clock Friday aeternoon. and the CLOS
inE dav was Z ver~ BUSY one. Fram
me opening nuur 70 the chasing -hare
ware only q ve-v few minutes when
regis--u- IONS were not being made.
During the day go women and 90 men
araiied themselves Of the opportunity.
making the grand total of regist-auts
in the city a2.S women and GA men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

among The attorneys from ou1 Of
the CRY IN attendance IL Friday
session OF the superior court were.
ELLSWORTH Z. Peacock. Car--oIl \. Per
k-ns, c. =. Elackiugtun and :. u
HuEser, al of WaterviIie: ana Car
T. GeLcnen Of lewiston.
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4 F-t-srun man was a--zigned ne
Tore Judge Robert a Canv al the
municipal court ON Friday an the
charge Of Drunkenness He nleHded
guilty To The charge. and was allowed
70 leave the courtroom upon the pay
ment of fine If SlO and COSTS.
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Prize Waltz, Island Park
Last Night of Season

Though IL is more valuable fnrrln-
sicAIlv now. the silver dollar pannes
for 100 cents new, while shs trade
duIla-. IS a rule, sells rnr IN value As
silver bullion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

usirv. The trade dollar had 40
grains uf standard silver: the silver
dollar mad and iiRs a. - grains. The
trade dollar was more valuable IN
rrinstcaIly than the silver dollar.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

The trade dollar in our currency
scheme was unique. II was issued
under the Act Of Feb. %, 1879, In the
hupe that II would aisplace the
MexicHn dollar in the Japanese and
Chinese trade II 6id not do Sc.
Most trade dollars are uncGrrent
1Dw, and have value only az q curl
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Funeral OF Clyde -. Clarke

Funeral services fnr the late Clyde
Il Clarke. infant son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde D Clarke were neld at the late
nome on the Vest River road. Sidney.
az 10 A. M. standard time, FRIDAY.
Rev. Mr.. Knapp Of Augusta official
ing. The Episcopal service was car
ried out. IuterInent was made N the
family lot IN the Sidney cemeterv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

MISS Madeline Storey arrived home
i-t.canLly rom Everett Mass. wns-e
she has been v;sitIng tor the SUM-
nRr with her sister, Mrs.. Samuel
Clark and Mr.. Clark.
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ELECTION
NOTICE

The polls will open election aay'
Monras, September 72. 7g2D ~ 6:u1
q. VI. Standard ZINE f7:T A. vi. 10
cal time ann will sirse AZ SOD =
NJ. Stanaara ZINE C7:10 =. VI. -oGal
3ne.)
The polling places are as FuilDSss;
WARD
Tire --nse Rouse on GROVE Sr-ss+.
MA7D2
The jail Stable on State Street.
WARDS
The Barber eShur an State. Street
@AR-4
CUsnnnc rose LOUISE.
WARDS
5aiIa-a Scnpnlhousa.
MAFc
The Garage on Arsenal Streer-
WARD
The -use ROUSE on Cory Street.
WARDS
the -use r7nuse on Bangor St-est.
ARTHUR :. -fFFih.
Deputy City Clerk.
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Miss Virginia Bates If AuEusra was
admitted Id the AEEusla General
hospital Friday for surgical reaf-
inenI- MISS Lenora Mic,1aud of An
EusTa Yves -scant1y discharged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

The bows Of the Augusta Y NJ e.
A. are planning To SO ON nike today
with Physical Director r. Nd. San
BORN. as leader The bee lining stunt
viii be a feature of the occasion
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ne -uirarsi,ist church VIII 20
alrrle snsr2ca.s f,rur~cw AT III aEua
aaUr following ne su--neI vacaljun.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

Anthony Evde francis u Fh.la-
dalphla IS aase-~~ = few Ga-s II this
c1rv an business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

FRS T & uiak.nsur ana Ms
r. race Dickinson Of Euu.-un Wen
..s..ara F~-c.ay Z. ms elry
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--l -+rE. Harold Jennings
a. Seer ~"caut guests Of Mr. and
e. a.Aat- 441sau OF HInckIey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

2ze-ens. VINO IS ernpiuved
E-F-a Ice %. IS enjuving
.E-.nE.
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IL ana Ms. Z " Snow and III
ana Mrs. c. :. Cax # Eaermon werH
visitors F--dar n AuEusCa
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--.. mar on ne junction Of
-rlaEe streets Was Kept
-E- F-lCav afternoon in
.... 10 aF a~1Und me turn AMI
,.- 70 many NJ the ca-s
.ae -itz- nail Carrying
.a Vas estimated thai
H.. s PASSED the corner be-
A!1g H Lock
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Republican " omen
and Men at Union
Hall This Evening

j very important meeting NJ the
women and men If the Republican
CRY committee VIII be held al the
Republican, club rooms, Z nlun nal,
ans Saturday evening al seven
o clock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

: X Earrlgan of wa-erville WIS
Z business caller Fr2day n TINS CRY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

" n Stearns If -ne firm If Ranl
* Stearcs. IS passing Z week Z, 0id
Orchard Beach
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-3CA- NOTICE

ssr-.. ..@ Dance. Library Hall.
= g. keIieys 9rches-
sent Ii
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:. II. Kennedy If Clinton was III
ne c-rz- av--Ie Fr1Gay N -1a--ers 81
business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

a busy year Is anticipated. as much
work NJ importance has been planned.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

F.ue # 5iddeford e
-.-i-- ~rra". Ea-hane- White
@
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

Mss Dorothy Pa--ar # West 8uz-
TON s v.s---cg IL -he c--- WIN aar
aunt Ms. Car Weston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

~H,an = a~rnou-h's for
WE an business FRIDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

a A. Bea.d Of Wa-e~vilie. assoc
a-=d Tecreral'r uf ne SsaIe Al 1- a
A was q viH-u F~idav in r-is City
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

-. aa1 torTner.v business
~. H,,. sec~eta~~ N 2 N ..
~ -ao mare Recently q
o0"n n this CITY. ieft
PASS ne wl--er n CaItfur-
's .9cared a. s33 North
santa Barbara. cal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

49, .1AF Dining Pnprn will
a. snT'.al Chicken Dinner sun
:. -. --ta. SUNDAY hours are u
Bepr9d3t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

s--a VIII meet IL S
.r-uE a. q A. r hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

L Chernowskv returned Friday
1,-urr 2 business rip 70 the New York
uarEeLs
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11
NOTICE

"a. III. give notice 80 all nersong
~ ~ -nrhIuueu 10 extend red.
aF ag Emma DUDE. as / sinai
2e oar e'--S 9t her cnTIt~acttug aTfer
agssts ,,.. Ef1NEE pCEE.
* "a 49,. ,---1it' aug -, Ia20.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

W-h5-efieid Dassnd
I'd: .ltr Wnere he mas
f~ ems.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

Joseph Lausie- vino is employed at
Bath is passing few days II his
home N the city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

-s.-, a windsor was
- Friday 4 me CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11
Al STA LOCALS

JDwus OF Rome was
a.- 2 own Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-09-11

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