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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
NATIONAL. HOME

Officer of the day Capt John
Daily
James a Dooler mas been granted
a furlough 70 visit relatives n
Boston.
Peter Mc~aDe has returned from q
pass . Visit friends n Winthrop.
James A. Cavanaugh mas reported
from furlough passed WITH friends
N North Nassalboro
Measrs, Henry N. and Karin =.
Wood have gone 70 Prince Edwards
Island on a Two- weeks auto trip.
Malachi Z. klttrdge. late GO. Il.
q Mass. Inf. mas been transferred q
the Southern Branch. ana James T
McEncan~. late %. s. - \. Y. Inf.
has been transferred to the Central
Branch.
The moving picture program FOR
this week VII be Tuesday. Miss
Marruer,te Clark N Easv Ia Ger"
q Ford Weekly and a COMEDY: FRI
daT Miss katherine Macdonald n
The Thunde-noltr'; a Pathe News
and 4 comedy
Daniel T. Tvnrr-, post fund clerk,
has resumed his 7u-,es after passing
the weekend with friends at Canu
Carr'lgan. Lake Anna bessRcook.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
AMCSEMENTS
Mary and " illian7
Bic Double Bill

Mary. Who " ny, little Mary Pick
ford, ri course. William VINO Why
William Russeu, for sure. @5ows thar
look Tor d az double program Al ne
4 cine theatre tonight It's a TACT.
Youl see hem on me silver screen
MaT-v VIII he see1 n ner second re
lease from ner own studio. Member
Daddy Long Legs =" Good wasr't I :"
This brand fire. new one is named
The Eoodlum. It's said thar Mary
makes some vaga bond. she sure mas
got en- al hoilerlnE for help when
she spills the laugh stuff II ms
feature she has marvellous cnrnedv
par ana PLAYS i for all there Is n i.
Its Il thriller
Now here's a little dope on Bits
part On me banner program. "Shod
with Fire" e ne title Of the feature
n which Russell mas vou holding on
70 YOUR seat n wild expectancy and
keen anticipation. It's q quaint old
love song Of the plains I me pure IN
vanished style IF the early fnrres
See I and vuuu be carried hack 10
the DAYS when the buffalo roared me
plains and the gold seekers Travelled
overland nv prairie schooner Don
pass this snow M. It's got an al
backed off me boards. Only - cents
70 see il aIl-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
Continued from Eage Crel

governor telegram, 10 Z condition
Whlch : think The federal reserve
hoard should and ca1 cor,acr. |, s
with reference 70 Inc movement OF
tLg -rops.
A:rners aleCe that gram elevators
are unable 10 procure sufficient credit
70 -ahe ne season 5 yield. The tay-
TneIs are without sufficient gralne1-e s
% carry i over. In many instances
TINS creates unnaturally fictitious
prices 7 am giving th!s information
as i private C2uzen. believing that the
general welfare VIII De conserved
thereby"
Governor Cox came % Dayton from
Columbus early today following mn
return from MS speaking engagement
last Saturday at Canton 70 clean up
personal affairs preliminary 10 MS
speaking trip This week. He VIII leave
here next Tuesday night 70 make at
address "Wednesday Al Princeton and
Evansville. Ind. at Pittsburgh on
Thursday, New Haven, Conn. on Fri
day and IN New York on Saturday
Governor Cox was informed 81 ne
denlai made tonight BY senator Hard
ing, his Republican opponent OF rhe
SD. goo oe0 fund charges. The COVER
nor sala mat he had no comment 70
make al tins time. His statement
calling on Chairman Eays for InfoT-
nation was mnde PRIOR 70 mis- knowl
edge of Senator HarcilnE's denial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
Clabby, Escaped
Lunatic. Shot Dead
By Lewiston Officer

lewiston, Ne Aug, --Ianes
Claaby. who escaped from the CRIMINAL
ward Of the Augusta State hospital q
few weeks ago, was shot desd ~ Eu-
gene =. Eussey police pAt-olinan.
tonight less Than an nour ,tfter ms
presence n the city became krcwn to
the police. After a scuff1e IN ne dark
Clabhy drew a revolver. but MS czptor
grasped the hand that held Z and shot
three times, killing Clahhv instantly.
The dead man was ar-aigned f,,r MUIR
der Of Patrick Fancy OF this CIIv July
Is. 1919, and committed as uaane.
The gun which Officer Eussey used
Was the same which Ciahhy US 50
when ne killed Fahey.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
Gardner 1s. a w. 2

The fast team from the Holdings
worth and Whitney Company Of Va
te'v1lle met their Waterloo SAT-
ar1ay afternoon al Quimby Field II
the hands of the local Gardiner nine.
Gardiner pun a run across IN ras.
nrsi frame when Duncan hit safely
and Went 10 secnnd on Kelly's sac-i-
nee Eastman singled over shor-.
Fraas making a brilliant attempt 70
caIcn The liner, Duncan taking rhird
On this play. He scored a noneur
later on Davidson's OUT. Eeselton
ended the inning by popping out TO
O Brien.
Inc visitors tied the score n the
second when PetunEill was safe IN
DUNCAN error ana took second IN
Cote's sacrifice, scoring on Boiduc' 8
single.
Gardiner turned n two in their
half Of this frame Shepard aied
out ID Eurd. Hickey singled 10 right
ana Went 70 third on Canter's hit
he scored when Moore grounded 10
Raganucci. Canrer taking third.
Caater scored on O'Brlen error #
duncan easy roller Kelly ended
The inning by flying out.
The visitors last run came N the
SIKH Moulton doubled 10 left and
scored on 0'Brien S single 10 center
The features Of the game were the
neiuing Of F-aas and Paganucci for
the visitors and that Of manager
Kelly for the local outfit. The sum
mary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

ed a troupe N little ohio town just
- hours before I suspended perform
ances. The speech is expecr "a IA make
only lntereHt-El mention If carnpa.rr
issues
Colonel George Harvey. ! New vark
editor. VINO held long conference
with me nominee vast erda- q. ne
League Of Nations ISSUE. remained a
guest az me Harding norn4 over sun
day Neither Senator Harding nor Col
HarreE. wno IS an .rracanciIapl. oppo-
nent NJ the league. would 1tvaIge The
nature Of their discussion
Another guest If Senate Harding
during me afternoon was Joseph Ne-
dill Part erson. one oT the eylrors ~
the Chicago Tribune He sal he unlv
mad come - make d personal all.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
AMUSEMENTS

Week Opens With Banner Bill as
strans Tesay - Dorothy Gisr
-leads tire LIST. Lillian Gish oi-
-eesea t,e Sicture"The Garter
Girl" With corrine Griffith anc tire
Gaumont News
Shows al the Strand today. matinee
az usual $50. evening 80 sharp. The
prices ar the Strand for the fall and
winter season Will be matinee. all
tickets %: evening, ali tickets Csc.
This price includes the war TAX. The
big advance n everything concerning
a theatre has caused this slight ad-
vance Lillian Gish. famous for her
pur1ray als of the heroines n GrItf1 n
pictures Ike The Birth Of Ma
lion" The Greatest Thing n Life :
and Broken Blossoms made her
debut as d director with "Remodeling
Fer Husband" She IS IDEALLY
equipped for directing In her long
career IN pictures under the super
vision Of D. ". Griffith. she mas mas
tered every detail Of film technique.
And. being the elder sister OF Dorothy
Gish. she IS thoroughly acquainted
with the comedy stars talents and
delightful mannerisns- Lillian Gish
gave up rest period between her
own pictures 70 dirnc. ''Rernodeing
Fer Husband" She confesses that
the weeks she devoted 70 i We're the
most strenuous Of her career. she
mas done an excellent piece Of work.
C0rrIne Griffith will be seen Il her
latest picture The Garter Girl and
the show opens with the Gaunont
News, news 10 the tine Of me show
Remember the evening show begins
Al -.Se- MARY Pickford VIII be seen
in "Rebecca OF Suunybrook Farm" Al
TINS theatre biz rf.slliAsi ADV
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

The program for the lawn party
the nome of John T. Cunningham.
River avenue Tuesday afternoon
and evening IS as follows. In me
afternoon there will ne a cooked food
sale given by the ladies' OF the par
.sh. There will also De games and
booths will be decorated with hUrt
nE ana coIored lights. IN addition 70
the above there will De d fancy work
able. grab nag. etc
TIL music Is 70 be one Of the feat
ares Of the event and will be gwen
up rom the musicians Of the parish,
OF which trere are a goodly number
4 variety of prizes will pc gwen. IN
the evening there will be an Old
fashioned barn dance for both Young
and old. The real eveuI VIII be the
address by ex-Gov and present [ :.
Senator from Massachusetts. David I.
Walsh VINO IS 70 speak on one OF the
important topics OF the DAY ana the
committee n charge are assured that
al nho hear this address Will ne
amply repaid. The address viii ne
strictly non partisan and well worth
the hearing. The committee plans to
make this party one Of the biggest
social events Of the season. The pro-
ceeds viii De for the benefit of the ST,
Joseph parish church fund.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
RICHMOND

Miss Hazel Geneva Mariner and
Rov z. Lest ware married Saturday
morning at the Methodist Eplscop2
parsonage. Rev \ r. Pearson was
he officiating clergyman. ana The
double ring service was sued.
Richmond was represented al The
Republican Rally 4; Island Park
Saturday. a big crowd gong by an
LonOnlle-
Miss Arabel Allen and Miss Anna
Blossom. aer guest. passed me week
END Al the home If Mr. and Mrs. Al
fred Small. in Gardner
In ball game Ill the local field
Saturday afternoon. the Richmond
tean defeated me Bath team. with
me score 10 /
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
FINN WINS
Continued from Page c,e)

particularly active At the enc oil the race.
toT ne turned several hanasp-,ngs. All
three -u1nr-s were picked NJ aud hois,sd
10 -hs shoulders OF Their adrulr1ug cuuu.
,.-vr:,e--
T4tu Koietlrnalne-,. : brother Of the
winner, came N good tcrth. Toruoskok..
VINO captured NTH place IS well-i:apw-n
runner VINO ives n 2hiney, Mass. put
IKE the wInnc- ne came nome 10 run tnr
Finland on ne eve q; the OlvTnpics, as ne IS
MOI an American citizen
While not particularly prominent IN the
marathon. she American citizens diu ex-
ceiientiv eaTtIe- II the track races. WIN.
ENG TWO -e!av -aCes ana taking third ana
min II The a.scas throw, The our amer
iCAn sp--Hre-s Charles " Paddock. Los
angeles, J. \ Scpiz. L-nIve-sIt- u Ms
,ou-:. LaTen Mu-chlSon, New York. anu
II. II. h.ri.sr,-. san Francisco, running n
nal o-ds- n The 4uc.ns--e relay, estab-
-lshrd . new world rec1rd, winning the
event IN - I-s secorns-two-nf:hs Of a
second saste- -hau the ,;Ins lraCs ~ the
German winners al Stockholm Il -op.-
Tousv's points, not including the ds-
CsIhIon. were.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
Three Young Men
Start Manufacture
Children : Shoes

4 new shoe -ndasrrv- modest n size
bu1 unsurpassed n hustle, S operat-
ing = THIS CRY and already has rs
PRODUCE on the retail market. The
Thel~1en. CronIn. Johnson Co. IS the
name u rs firm ard Ther-1en.
CT1nll and Johnson. besides being the
owners and propreLors- are 50 per
cent Of he regular working force.
They Manufacture chlldren's Mckay
shoes and their factory" IS little
80 by 70 building which once served
as the ofhce If ne old planning mill.
and which now stands at $40 Water
street. near IFS original site.
Beng regularly employed as shoe
makers outside their own little plant
the Young men ean give only their
evening. Saturday afternoons. holi
DAYS and me When work e slack AZ
me shOps To their undertaking.
Nevert heIess they are daily turning
ouf from a dozen 70 a dozen and
half completed pairs of shoes and 4
substantial increase II their output n
a var-- s1or- me IS sure.
Al ;araa ara experts al their trade.
4lpnorse u -her-len IS assistant
foreman Of me making room a. The
johnson Bros. factory. Daniel J. CTon-
II IS m a5=e trimmer al The Crnsse1-
faC1orv n Augusta ana Ber- Z John
son IS an edge trimmer al M4rston 4
Brooks
St-h only little money. saved
from their wages. as capital. hey
starred operations less than SIX weeks
ago. The shoes ara now beng sold IN
EallowaIl AuCusTa. Gardiner and
Winrhron. Orders ara coming n tast-
~ than they can Ill them hut. Win
funds 70 anInr=e -helr facilities rap
IDLY increasing. they plan soon 10
send -nelr product al over Name and,
N ne nnr distant future. throughout
New England
The sturdy ana dressv little shoes
ara bench made and al-ieGthe1.
Young America vii nave % work
overtime to wear theIn oET before he
outErows mem. Judging ny thelr ap-
pea rance. Shoe men If many wears
experience admire ne Workmanship.
InEenulrv mas taken me place OF
dollars n providing equipment when.
7 purchased. would demand d prohlh-
we PRICE A nDluinE machine. usad
n forming me spring heels. ord.n-
a,yIv costs . OF Of money The
Young men mprovised one thai Cd
crates by 4 +oot lever The results
= acrompilsnes ara ldenuca. with
f.lnse II TIE expensive apparatus. OK
capt n speed. and Il cnsIs hu+ . few
dollars. The other mechanical "a ain
rnent CONSISTS If a nuffer. poIlsher
a McNav stIIChar which e the most
expensive machine n the shop, an
edge trimmer channel machine ana
a channel turner The rest u the
vork s done hy ha1d-iastlnc. level-
ing. hee! seat mailing, cutting. round
NJ and rr-eeinr Eacn Of the three
Young nen can perform any detail Of
cae worn. They EMPLOY fourth man
az rurter and much Of the urne have
The services OF an extra a-i-r"urd
man.
The firm has adopted quality" as
It's motto rat Is not averse 70 GUAM
lin production and they confidently
asser- that IN less man yeRr their
work VIII demand rnucn bigger guar
-e-s than they now occupy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

nent tonight declared ne nal -teen N
formed Dy state ATTORNEY General
thompson that the action ~ the TWO
houses of The Tennessee Ler-sla. IRE
constitutes ratification # me
amendment and consequently he uoplo
81 IN Ienance no act INTENDED 10 auI1lfv
me raGncat-un and the VIII # The
majority by me minority ..s,fI. a- ~.
light ana abandonment of atflc:al 4ut--
upon the par e me members. or orn-
-rwise'
vii exercise and bring h hear al
ne iegal and legitimate pnwrrs NJ nv
once OF governor 10 ronsurrrr1ut-. n ar
orderly ard legal manner tAe rerr.n,a-
non OF The action ot the leg. Ir:.re 70
ne proper fedora officials" he de
clared
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

liz 14-u,val winch mas been showing
o. ne v-ns-: mas gone. a part 70 Bangor
anc par 70 Rutland, y. They were
vel. 7a;rn1.zea anu i IS 70 ot hoped thar
:as lors. oore o. Moose MADE a Eoou
a,.s 4 q arznc.a! way ny reason Of the
ROW a-:ag ne-s. The wnIn. me me--v
rr,--oua1 anu ne wrestling oouts were all
70 n. rona Al the othe- catch penny
1-opis chat Tar the-1. In rhe minds Of
1arv Il 3 q Questionable policy 70 allow
suo1 :hI1rs 70 operate, especially as like
-aszss 4-e haired ,ocallv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
ANTS HOPE
IContlnuea fron paae cnel

Charles s Fairfield and he American
Constitutional League at Washington.
There s no reason for 4 ~tarnpede
IN other states on account rf Tennes-
sees aIlegea action today and press
reports assuming the ratification as
completed are entirely misleading,
Therefore We earnestly ask YOU 10
make careful examination # ls.tlfca-
ton statutes before doing anything
that might have tendency t. onmpii-
cate the coming president.a! election
and the election of governors, con-
gressmen, Legislators, etc, IN many
states"
Governor Roberts in a formal. state
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

A person who has little no education.
who reads 1.-THE and is n no sense a
scholar gets along well with a vorabuiary
Of littie more than 1000 WORKS. The
number % words that person uses IN ms
ordinary conversation grades IRON M
a. abour 10000 Tor q weil.eduratru OF
scholarly man. Il IS SAID that every
person has three vorabuiaries--thr first. o.
smallest. shat used in speakIng Or ordinary
conversation; the second. or next largest.
the writing vocabulary. that used when we
write and nave time 10 chonse our words
ana pick the best we know. and the third.
OF largest. our reading vocabulary, OF
those words or winch we know the mean
ing when used by others. ouf which we
seldom or never eulriOv IN our own use.
SHAKESPEARE noias the record Tor the number
nj different WORDS used III ms works. he
Is SAID 10 have used Is,oss.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
SWANZY KILLED
Continued from PAGE crel

hovcot1 even now is being extended
beyond the police ana military 10 the
clvIl employees of the British govern
nert. The latest victims or the boy
cHtt are members NJ the late Sohn
Redmond family. owing 70 the facr
that Martin Green. husband Of MIR
Redrnund's daughter holds a position
rs chairman Of the Irish prisons com
mission.
Hotels serving the tourist trade ara
racelvInr letrers demanding that hey
'~fuse to shelter enemies" of Ireland.
The preparedness n the famous Wood
~ Bridge Hotel N rhe Wicklow
Mountains received such T letter. but
refused 10 recognize the demand I'm
lnss II hure rhe stamp Of The Irish
Republic"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

a. England, =: Sweden. 3 France. 20,
Italy, It. Ths uIhe- points are scattered, =
no OF lhe - NATIONS having as much
a 20 points
Among the Canadian contestants
n The Marathon. Deilow. whose time
was =. 80 -, was placed thirteenth
and SChoies. 10TH. HIS time was
>: IS: SO.
The other Canadian entries ware
not among the s. VINO had finished
when the time keepers began 10 smut
IN shop.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

One or TWO live boys are wanted al
ne Journal Office as carriers. Only
those willing and capable need aupIv.
The pay IS excellent for the service
rendered. The raining thus OBJ
tanned IS not the least Of the benefit
70 be derived. See Mr.. Wright at the
Gardiner Office
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

Today marks the fnal 1av Of he
sale II ne HallowesI Remnant store.
some SPECIAL values are mentioned n
touav's al. Tnbleathed sneer ng that
usually sells for $50 d Yard is avail
able To-Day for 2ac-AGv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

There will ne d special meeting and
rry-ow o. the hand suD Hecis Z, me HecIs
hail. Randolph, this MONDAY evening. 70
complete arrangements Tor rhe rrrr 10 the
Rockiand muster THURSDAY Aug n
All are invited 70 attend TINS meeting as
the tickets inr the auto "TRIP will be SOLD
then.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

Nj and Mrs. William 4. McLen-
nan ana children, Of Wilton. re
turned 70 thelr home sunday. after
4 several days vlsIt WITH M ana
Mrs. Harold Fuller on Winthrop
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

The famous Boarding House al
Granite Hill was opened Saturday
evening Tor business for he hrst
tune IN Z number Of wears. Mr.. ana
Mrs. Lew L4mphe~ arg y charge.
Il seems Ike cid times 10 see things
stirring al ne mil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

q. A. Cobb. city carrier on route.
No. : Of the postoffce. mas been
transferred 70 the cierkship made va
cant by the retirement Of George z.
Hathaway. Mr.. Cobb's place has not
as yer been permanently flied.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

4 S. pill pinned 70 the side Of The
elevator car N a worcester buslness
building was put M nv the elevator
man. Frank H Allen. with 4 lirtle
note, This IS one s. bill that Ponzl
didn't Ep."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

M. ana Mrs. A +. Church ana
M. and MS. Harry Douglas have re-
turned from 4 several DAYS -aur
through ne White mountains BIZ
auto.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23
GARDINER

Two base hI1-Moulton Stolen
hases-Duncan. Eastman. Struck
out-bv Davidson. !: by CIRCUIT. G.
Double plays-D, Kelley. Duncan and
Hickey H-r by pitched baIl-F-aas.
Passed hall-Heselton. Base on balls
off Davidson, .: of circuit. sacri-
ice hlts-Petlng;u, Cote. Kelley ana
Davidson Cmpir-Ab borr. Time
l. % Arsndanc@S
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

NJ E,.s ToDrv has returned 70 Lewis
.o- are q -wo weeks visit with he- sis
.. Ms Caa-ies Il Bachelde-, Bowman
reg. Fz-nlrEosie-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

=1ur 2 Rice o. Lubsc has beer En-
saFeu 70 -eala zae sclenCs department al
7: la.o.as- Hich ana ar: as physical IN
..-uo.p: 5e Is q g-acuaIe Of Bates and
vu1 Is e-te- II ,racE ana baseball.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

The Bows Of the Il. n a. VII he
busy ms week rerr1nE n readiness
me veteran aand engine Tiger for
the coming muster wh,ch VIII be
held al EockIand the 16th. There
VIII Dc TWO classes Of machines Al:
TINS time ana EaIlowell people look
forward % a good showing being
made by The home tub and her men.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

E.r-at -AGs- OF his CRY also has mo
memo o, n. uIu star o. The East IN the
nap. 0. a 1aggage casoA winch ne wears
-s wstc. %.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

N,.s 4-ap-lle allen Of Richmond ana
Ms. Blossom Of FaIrasreu are guests al
n, 7orae q. IL and Mrs. a. Z. Small
GaIa avr.us.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

Miss Belle Ea.r.v. who has been
visiting friends 4 TINS CITY for three
weeks past, returned sunday 10 he-
home u Wilton
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

,-p-rr z3ot.lehar, VINO cSrns here 10
s.-.r1 ne -ne-ai u MS brother, ? a Hou-
esar. e: Ssrura1v on ms retuTn 10 MS
syrt Z Washington. =. {.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

-h. Woman Republican CilT commit
=. w,-t i. wzro committees are requested
81, ne. Munuzv evening, Aug :, al
AK 4, ne Republican headquarters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles p Marston
have returned from a visit n Man
chester. " H Mrs. Charlrv Norton
returned with them from Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

D. ana Mrs. Earle Z Buchanan
Jeff Sunday to~ the Willis courage Al
Cohposseecnnree where they will
pass the remainder Of me summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

Z :. Girls Dance. Tacoma. Mon
nay ADJUST - Car leaves Depot
SQUARE q: : Special car after
1an-s auE2l-,.5
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

Mrs. Grace Latham Of Providence,
r. l.. has been VISITING Mrs. Eugene
Hooper. leaves today for her old
home a. Cas1l-e.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

Henry Reed IF Granite Hi left
Saturday for : month VISIT with
relatives N Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

Rufus Cop7. Thomas r. Ra4nev
and Burton Bachelor are among the
newly arrived a. Granite Hill. They
VIII be employed IN quarrles there
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

FIR. Rcardon and party were al Po-
land Springs Sunday guests OF
Bishop Walsh Of Portland.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

Senator David I Walsh and sister.
accompanied by Miss Eleanor Doher-
" of Boston are guests at the home
Of Rev P H Reardon. School street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

,,,,e-..,.e1sas-it Ross states that ne IL
---,rr ,.r-, aaro t1-ne II ancinE board.
r., 1.a.-s .o- ,hs teachers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

Paragraphs all makes cleaned.
ADJUSTED ana repaired Parts always
;. Stock. James a. Mo-a1E, Bridge
s. 2andolpn aug1Tdst.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-23

Miss Rose Mary Alien IF Bangor. IS
visiting her aunt. Miss Eliza beth Nc
Mum. School street