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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-22
WHITE WASH SKIRTS

Special lot of White Gabardine Skirts in good
quality Gabardine, value 1898 Sale price $2.9s
Another better lot of heavy Gabardine
Skirts, prettily trimmed with pockets large
pearl buttons and fancy belt, value 1898,
Sale price $500
Other skirts in Gabardine and Surf Satin,
specially priced, s5,98, $3.50, S6.9S and $3.50
WHITE WAISTS AND MIDDIES
Exceptional lot of Girls White Middies made
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-06-22

MERTON L. CROKER.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30
Eizrtion aeturus al City Building

The Republican City committee
has made arrangements I'd gel out
the 1un vuIe uf the parry, through
the use nj automobiles donated bv
interested ci1Izans. on Tuesday next
The pulls will hs omen t-om . a NJ
II b P. NJ. Men ann women mem
hers Of the committee have vuiun-
ree-Hd ID Stay al the noIIs ann lnpk
AFTER check lists and assist voters
generally. The committee also ds-
cluHn al us meeting "Wednesday
night 10 make d contract Tor the
election returns next Tuesday night
providing the expense ann the other
necessary expenses OF the election
CHn be met by subscription = spec
ial operator will ne furnished ny the
Postal Telegraph COMPANY ann mes
SsngH-s viii bring the RETURNS as re
ceiueti 70 the cirv building where all
are invited 70 come. This means
ladies as well as men
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30
MERCER

George Freeman CT Amherst y. s.,
arrived "Wednesday With ms wlfP
and child ne plans To pass 11s winter
with Mrs Freeman aunt, Mrs Mary
Young,
Andrew Gray mas SOLD ms 1ar-rn ann
moved ms family 70 tns village. They
will pass the winter N rhs house DE-
longing 10 Altpn Smith.
Mrs GLADYS Johnson nf Fairfield
was a gnest rtle past week WIKI ter
aunt Mrs W s. Gresniez1
Mrs Annie Dickinson mas sold her
place in SkowhAERn ana Is win hsl'
daughter Mrs VIII FeuTDn. IL Me-
Ger
Mrs Charles Turtle NJ Carnvilie has
been guest -tle past Week Of her
daughter. Mrs. Clyde Dun1un
x. Madison was m town Fersrrtiy
and removed the remains ~ the iRfs
DR. William Rnbbins. which will hs
inferred besllfe ms wife. wnp disu
snme time ago in Madison.
Mrs ANNE GRAY. VINO mas been
uIllte sick. is improving
Charles Mcdonald and mother, Mrs
Lucy Mcdonald. were n SApwnegRn
On business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30
Bowdoin Lineup
Uncertain I'm Game
with Bates Today

Bruins yvIck. OFT. - - specially -
Only -na line nHs been selected for
the team winch viii represent Bow
unln N rile championship 1nptbau
game with Bates n LEWISTON Tornpr-
-nw ana cte selection Of the back
field mas beer postponed until SarIr-
dGv morning. wnen Coach Greene
VIII loDk over the weather conditions
anu make MS selections according To.
The line as selected is -tle same Us
Lt1a- winch started -he game against
Colby lasr weak GupTin VIII repiace
McCurdv a. canTer ann the rsrnaln-
ger Of ms line VIII be me same.
Parent Ieft enu. Mason left tackle.
Halues LEFT guard Earnes TTgru
guard. Capt Dudggnn right tackle
ann rtzihnurs rigf1T END Either Smith
Or WoDdbury. pTohabir Cf1e tnrnEr-
VIII s1ar-- me game az quarter The
names u nome OF -tle MBr-ell hgvs
appear N the list Of hacks trnm
which selection will be made al the
star, uf rtle game This evidently
means that BowdDIn does non inland
TO DO much puutinE during me first
quarter, as A Mur-eil Is the onir de-
penua1ble puuIHr On the team hIrs-
patrick. q freshman from Ports
mouth n L. High. VIM mas nut
played on a varsity game lnIs year
Pick" Turner. vino was lately re
Eponsible for the 8owduln Toucfl-
down n ttle game with Colby last
Week ana DahlE-ear. vino mas besn
on the injured list TnT several weeks.
are named 1or is1- nalf. Bissun- VINO
has this week reported for practice
after having been on me hospital
list. Perr-y and SwIuElenursl. TWO
niayers VINO nave nu1 ve1 featured
III any Of TINS seasons games. ara
named as -IEtTt halfs. ann whitney
ann Miller as Fnllharils Nor for
wears tIHs d 3pwdeln coach nHan SO
much N me dark -egu-iing the
Bia yers fnT If1f opening Of a curf est
as IN TINS occasion Excitement over
the game TINS hiEn al Bowdulu and
practically the entire student budv
VIII ACCOMPANY Uhe team ID Lewis
TIM
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30

1.-THE Prince C1ar" Scored Grszt az
tne jni.nxrn 0psra s-ruse Yssrer-
day Same Hill Tortay. a Wunrer-
ful Picture Wonderful Cast
Think Of seeing Thomas Meignsn
Lila Lee Katsrtvn williams Ann For
EST. Theodore koslnff and Charles
orie on une bill Its certainly some
-f,ing ont of the regular line on goDtis
These VIII al be seen fufiRy al the
Johnson Opera Epuse IN The Prince
chan"
The inrtiscretinns NJ small children
of-en cause embarrassment 10 their
uarenfE and others In The Prince
Chan" the picture shown tuSav the
lunpcanf words ri little g.ri cause
wilar appears al the time To be a
Tragedy of the heart bII which later
tl1rrs nu1 fnr the best
THE Prince Chap" is declared TO
pe q pi1u1upiay af more than ordinary
aupeal II il the s1ury of a sentiment
TAI sculptor IN the Soho district of
London. wfisf'e the struggling artists
live and WORK AT the death uf a
mudel. he necurnes the guardian gf
her little child and ms iifs becomes
lcnzrmingiv nnund up with that af his
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30

View FORK 0c1. g5-Eugr Jennings.
VINO fnr many Years was manager NJ
the Detroit American League team.
81 gned a contract here Today as as
slsraur MANAGER NJ tne New York
Natlnnal League baseball club. This
WAS announced officially tonight nv
Vice President ana Manager .Junn j.
McGrGw- No details as I'd the lerms
NJ tte contract were gwen out.
Jennings WIS horn Fl PirTsTun- Pa.
II 1876, ann flrsT PLAYED professional
baseball with tine L4eiEhton. Pa, clnp
IN 1890 The following year ne signed
with tine Louisville American Assoc
citation rlub. as first naseman and
s,luYIsfpp In 1ss4 Ire was rraasd 10
the Baltimore Nationals ann four
years later shifted u the BT-unKiyn
Na1iunais. ON winch team ne played
WINCH ne received in diving Info a
swimming POM al Cornell University.
prevented him from rsrurnIng 10 ms
regular position AZ snur-srDn. IN 1ss1
ne BECAME manager and captain Of
the Philadelphia Nationals anti Two
,-eRYg later ne returned 10 the Bairl-
more Eastern League clun. playing
s.youd base and sflur-srup until 1857
when ne was drafted ny the Detroit
Americans. Since thai time Jsn-
uirgs mas acted as manager NJ the
Der-oit tenn until tine close of the
present seasur-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30
{ Centennial Observance 0f
EarIuon Lodge. F. e. A. MI.

On t-TuGT evening EEs-rQuC -DuBE
2 anu \ NJ celebrated the .snren-
ma 0f is axlsIguge IT q manner ne
fitting me OCCASION OF course tt1s al
tendance WIS large ana a -uI cDm-
nlernaur sRE 1pw-n 10 Ehe banquet
'@hnas-ri a. s ctock which the ladies Of
the Star Club mad prepared for me
.oF.cxsiun Dennis orchestra OF Al
EIss7a -ur-msned music The follow
lnE program was earned out 20 per
fae-fon-
Music. Dennis orchestra: walcume
address 2 W Ernest l. Gnouspesa.
D .. G ri. raauIug, Neil Leonard
MUSIC orchestra historical sketch.
wor Harry E. Lar-abes address.
Judge Earnlu Z. Cnak: music. or-
chesIra reading, Neil Leonard. al
dress r X Alher+ ID. Spear, q. &.
Nj musIc orchestra reading, Neil
Leonard. address, M " Edward ".
vyhs.ele, grand MASTER There was.
IN addition n the speakers. a cun-
siderable number uf distinguished
guests
Va uuute rrnrn horizons of Err.
Lssr-atJeeis historical address.
Previous To 1S2e me only tpdges
in rms vic1uIrv were Asnnsnec Nc.
of 1allowell ana Temple No Is of
win1 nron In 1919 there were about
% master Masnns residing n Garcii-
nsr PfrrsTnn- ana LlaI narT nI HaI-
irv7eH called Bowman PolnT now
F-grmlnguHle3. ana most Of these
We're maze N Ke1neDec Lodge Feet
ing the mead " q mure convenient
MACE 70 rnea-. II was decided To have
e lodge a. Gardiner. anu having Cd
tanned the consent nj KeunHnsc and
Temple Lodges. Tnaus application 70
tire newiv constituted Grand LDdge
Of Maine for a charter This WIS IS
sueu June % 1870 and WIS the FIRST
ctla,-rer granted by rhe Grand Lodge.
Under TINS charTsr EiIe first
meeting gf 8e-mun Lodge was heiu
August Il. 1921. and after tte Isual
fuTmalitv NJ reading ne cra-1ar and
attending IN other necessa,-y bust
ness rhe fnllowInE officers We're
aiecred T " CYRUS kin1r1ck
master, Thomas fitzpatrick. senior
warden Daniel Neal. Junior Warden
.Tonn Easeltun treasurer Daniel
Nur-inE. secretary William Par--
ridge senior deacon. BENJAMIN
Canfze. JUNIOR deacon: James TarnuI
senior steward: RnDe-. Gould. junior
steward There were e members al
Ine commencement OF the lOugf
#ThIs Was the actual STAR o1
Ee--nnn Lodge as wortziug Masonic
npd~ Bros Junn Savils and Amos
Muzzv were the first candidates made
~, Ee---rrrr, 7 .r,rtr.e N, -rf1s rf,-rfszr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30
OAKLAND

The Rescue Workars viii huIc their
sar-vlcAs as usual SATURDAY night IN
their nall in Fairfield al O'Clock.
and on Sunriav morning HI 1n.B al
Sfawnur. a 80 IN WzIerviile; at
go an their nall n Fairfield. anu al
= O'Clock al their nall in FaIr-f1nin. 70
which all are invTted.
Al the Methodist church SUNDAY
morning the pastor, Rsv Weston ?
Holrnau will nave 1or MS subject,
Why the Church OFTEN Fails" SUM-
dav school al "a. Genrge r john
Srpn. superintendent Peupisis SER
y-1re al o'clock. subject The
SPRINGS NJ Power Preaching al
Sidney SundRv afternoon al 2-sn
O'Clock.
Rev G " EncEisy Of GDsn VIII
Farm will occupy rhe pulpit Al The
FIRST Bgutist church SunuRy- Morn
ing service al 1910 O'Clock. followed
nv SUNDAY school al La under d.
-errlpn of Arthur Greeley. supsr1n-
tendent. Christian Enusavur al SD,
sublec-. Making Prohibition III
fective." leader seiected- Evening
service Al 80 O'Clock.
SarT1ces VIII ne held gt me FTes
RauIisI church Sunday AFTERNOON al
30 O'Clock. conducted bv the pastor.
Rev Benjamin Beatty Of WaLe-vlile
Sunday school al 81 O'Clock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30

named The nail t1e 1Duse occupied
WAS IN the second stury. rear par Of
the wnanen building on Water street.
said 10 ne where Shurev5s Drug shore
as now lpcateu.
Many attempts were made 70 pro
cure nail mnrz suited To their needs
hui nuns Was found TIL H. when the
hall on ING SITE Of THIS one WAS pun
chased rom R. L Gardiner ana
wniDn was USED until DESTROYED nv
FIRE Fen. L.. Isi4 Dec L. 1876 It was
vated n sail Cns nall 70 Bro. Ss1n GAY.
During The ysars o. 1S4s anu Is
eleven InasDng Were made showing
Inc penuulus WIS swinging back End
reason was once murR II control. But
me auu-mRsonlc feeling continued III
a diminishing WY fur nnrs than ~
years In 1873 rne nail WIS bought
back rom Er0. Gay anu the lndgE
continued n prusper ana WIS soon
nlrr II debt. Fen. - 1854. Cne hail
with lis contents was TOTALLY destroy
Ell BY fire hui with the same courage
rnaf carried them through the dark
CIV -hE- met this misfortune. nireu
rias SONS Of Temperance nail anu
started ANEW This nall mi being
suitable rt1ey mpwen 10 Mnntezuma
Hall
In me eall nf 49, -ne Eouge built the
hall III ms same location as rhe one
We now orclIpv IN February 1S56, the
hall was fiisned. furnished ana pub
liriy dedicated bv Il n. RnharI p
Dunlan. ? Z. IL. with appropriate
ceremonies. Through rhe efforts Of
5srrnun Lodge Maine Cummanuel-y
was bruuEilI nere from Portland n
1864 In 1Ss. Aduniram Council Was
instituted The nah WAS again des-
-,-oyeri by FIRE anu the present block
puiIt anu 1etiicaIaG March .. 1859 In
1888 Marion Chapter WAS instituted
IN 1901 = three days lair was f1eid N
the Coliseum The present year has
been a remarkable one 4 candidates
having been raised making Iile pies
emf membership AZ There nave o=a,1
Is Ynasrers. M whom - a--n living
William r. Dill is the oldest living
member naring been raEsed March -.
tg5L
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30
Former Gardner Mans SUCCESS

Letters -eceIved 1-un Maine trends
OF Winfield Ii. Thompson. VIM x IA
native of Sourupur- anu d Tnrrner res
iuenT If Tins CRY, anu VIM Is known
10 newspaper men all over Lne Sta1=.
contain news OF MS Tt.cslIt appoint
menI n New York 10 the position aI
publicity ann advertising manager TOR
rts Iu1arratiurla Mercantile Marine
Complain
Mr. ThnmpSnn began ms newsDapeE
career N Gardiner. being on me DAILY
News published bv Thomas -cf1urnan
IN the IEle elEntif.s- 41ter MS woI'i.
mere ht4 went 70 EoEk.and- Auburn
and New York Tor a period n =
wears ne Was writer on -tIs Boston
Czlnbe staff winch ne lar u 50 1urD
war WORK as field agent NJ rtfe L.
Shipping Board Recruiting Se''''ice-
During -ht past summer he was act-
NE zacrera,'y- Of ting american SseAm-
st1lp Owners ASEpclarlBn- NJ
Thomson resides IN 8rnnklE-n ana
mas a summer hurne N South Dart
mouth. Mass
Mr ThrrupSun mas wlthdra WI -E-1rn
M management Of rtle Marine Jour
ma. n New Yu-Tz. in winch ne was z
srncsnnlder anu will sal fnr Europe,
Nn-ernn+. 6Lh. OF the Olympic anu
will uasE the mex TWO uunIhs visit
1ug rnn English Belgian ana German
offices Of Lhs American Line. rile
White anu Rsu Star Lines. rr1e Do
r,1iniun ann Atlantic Transport Line.
which are Tar- NJ thss lnra-rs LIDnsil
Mercantile Marine Co.
Nearly AL The olueT' residents o.
Gardiner will remember III Thnmp-
sur and ne pleased 70 learn Of nss
s,nud fortune.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30
Farmers Conference
Asks That Crops Be
Held for Demand

Washington. or 1-Resniutiuns
urging thai all crnns DC marketed as
the demand requires and that CON-
=-ess conduct an inwesrl gs-Inn NJ m
te-Hst rates changed BY banks were
adopted toEiEy by tns Farmers epn-
ference II session here
Ali farmers We're urged 10 Inin ex-
IstinE cooperative marketing or
-aniza-iBns ar organize new nnes
Congress was asked to give the Fed
eral Farm Loan board authority u
ISSUE and sell IN the open market
short term securities naseEi on ware
nnuse receipts issner unrisr the Fed
eral warehouse ACT
Delegates 70 cne conference inter
preted tire resolution fnr marketing
as rhe dsmand requires as autnorIz-
LIE q holding movement NJ cortnn
wheat and utfer great farm STAPLES.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30
Dawn" is rns Sig Sensation IL Tse
StranS: To-Day. Tire .sMupn Eirfers'
aru Snur suiiarr cnmery Tells
@t,e Winnie Sruy. n Tins TirearyH


ard Snur Suiiarr cnsnery Tells
enc Ws1uie Story al Tins Tneatr=
Dawn" Is q human heart srnrv
with Sylvia Dreamer. Rnper- GlroDn
and gn all star cast Ir,s very gpun
feature rom all angles and the hal
auca nf Fne hil includes the great
ss-Ial THE Meun Ritiers'' spisDEff
number rhr7es. and the Snup Pollard
cOmery- Mex week f1r1us splendid
program fur every dRv. We have
bDOked rnRuv Realar-- pictures 1ur me
coming season ana the FIRST e nEE1
Monday Hnen ''Tnu Newer Car Tell"
with BebE Daniels The Hall RunIn
Bows" who are nscuminE great fRv-
cries II tins city viii alsD De seen
II Millionaire PalTpers' aud the bill
VIII be opened w41n the EaumunT
News The balance OF tine weak viii
include Eugene OsBrien in r1H SeiecT
picture His WIfH's Acknowledgement
Wasnnufn III rhe Paramount picture
What Eappenen "a Jnnes-William
Z Crane ann Buster keztun n THE
Sapnead" May Murray in a 3 G
of Love ana MANY smaller subjects
and the wurid before vuIIr eyes IN
the News. Outing Chester anu Bur-
tun Holmes Travel Views EIso shown
during the week ana many TWO par-
Western uiCLuras Watch for 'ye
Last" ana SWEEP lavender" 3nln
great
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30
Church Notices

z-aa Raut,sz church Rev = 8 Kin
caIn- nas1ur-- prayer la a N. preach
ing. 1890; SUNDAY scilonl. I 40 Young
PeouIe's meeting. p N. preaching.
: O'clock. praise anu prayer meeting
"Wednesday evening. T.3e; co1-Rge pray
sr rnAe11ng MonIia- evening. 80 IN
the noHle of Mr.. Cnas- Church = Gusn-
man ST. Augusta
MiEsiun Eafl. Service SRnbzth a1t
s.-nuan. I'D Mr. Fred. ? GRAY All
gusra- Is 10 ne rtle preacher
Ranunlph NJ n ! t1plscolla--
church. Rev. J. Par Irving. minis
ter. 1870 a. IA. nrsacnIng ny the
uastur: has a M 3inie scnooI7 ?
NJ EDwprrh League ?. NJ preach
ing by the pastor PRAYER meeting
Wednesday,, $50 "a
Chelsea Methodist Episcapa4 cnapel.
Rev J. ParrT Irving minister =
N. SUNDAY school 20 ? M preaching
by the pastor
ing PRAYER Sermon. fo.SR: t'Hurfn
screol u; evening PRAYER address. =
First Church Uf Christ Scientist
1876. siIDIect OF lesson sermon Ever
P ID Reading -porn IL the church
omen 10 the public Wefnesciz- from :
m & Free circulating library nj AL
ttinrfzed Christian Science literature
Langdnn QuInby. .. D.. Morning
service OF Worship al 11.3a with ser
Tnun by the uasfur- sunazv school Al
Il 10.
FIRST Rapris1 CHURCH. -auiin J.
wirssiacie pastor: 1n.I5 p-a.-er: 1e.3n.
public Worship with sermon: Mrs.
EuEnes. solOist- --45- SunrlaT schnpi
- JuIiDr Christian EHtreEvnr- 8. Senior
Euuesvnr- : Pennies service Music
mr. Young ladies vested choir.
Eirnfanu Avenue Methodist EDisco-
ma c.Iurcn- asv- Charles Howard Al
kins. yas1ur- 1U.30. morning wnrsilIp.
Se-rrun. Since Te Believed Il. ~
church Ecnunl; 6.I5- EpwnrCn league
: 90. evening service. ssrTnun, The
ANCHOR Of Eups' Wednesday : 50 ?
Nj prayer meeting. The Parable OF
tins Einuen Treasure
Tnive-SaIisf church. Rev Milo 9
Folsom pasror- Morning worship.
1n.@H: theme. Conscience. Religion
ana Poiitlcs-wir They Mtx"' 11-45.
Church sc.IuDi; p M Juniors :
p M Seniors Mrs W c. AthirTs-
sploisr al the morning Worship, Nv
ervuns cordially invited
Winter St-sesf Advent Chapel Lin
woeu Rowe Of Mechanic Falls VIII eun-
,durr =e-vires at @.3e ann : ocioC.1
SunGzt-.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30

A Eaiiuwe Ell party WIS given Fri
fay evening ny the members nf
Granite City RetYakah Lodge IN On
Esr-vanns OF cniin,ens night The
hall WIS nrinEsy decorated with
JacK-o' lanterns. witches. black CHS
and other APPROPRIATE Eallpwe' an
trimmings Games Of al Kinds were
sulDyed- The children marched TO
the banquet nah where ice cream
anu fanny crackers were served
AopIt ~ Riddles were IN attendance
The program WAS us 1ollpws.- Reci-
IR1lun. Marion Turner, recltH-ion.
Elmer atalG. song. Mrs. Ruth
Hooper piano snin. Mrs Lnry 'i--llt.r,fS;;
SONG. Murlei CHASE. -acIra1Inn. Mrs.
Har-y Mayors; sDng, Rum Johnson
song Lennra EeaiG. song, Aidana
Spf-oui: recIIazion. HRr-T Mayors.
song, Mrs NeT-Ie Johnson
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30

The fonInan game DeTwesn Bangor
EiEn ana N. .. / scheduled fnr FRI
day afternoon at Bass Park. Bangor.
was cancelled nwing To the condition
uf ing t1eid and rhe continued stormy
waR-ner of Fr1aay The manager N
the team staten that II al probability
rhs game viii be plaren within week
or so. 1us1 as snun as q daIR cnnTsn-
lenI ID baIn teams can be decided
upon.
-hs vnung rneruners IF the Grange
are 10 g1re a HaIluws en- social AT the
Grange hall TINS t5arurriav) evening
A SNORT program viii ne followed nv
the -fusT march Gouu music viii De
furnished
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30

We wander 4 the spor1 lovers af
rare product mas been developed
f-um the material III Gardiner High.
Epw many lovers of really clever
tnD1nAn have seen the hDvs play TINS
yEear DUMMY Field should he
packed this afternoon al $50 clock
when the lnraI eleven viii meet the
Wa1erviils lads Wa1ervilIe has d
strong team. But SD mas Gardiner
fur LuH1 matter.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30
Belfast Mechanic
Seriously Injured

Belfast. Ne Oct. -e-fSDeciai1 -
Raymond Aitfus. mechanic. had tlis
hands hadly manEied tnday in the
sneslves on tine GIN block while opel
ariug the hpIsrlng gear diEcharr1nE
a carro Of coal TOR the Consumers
Fuel Co N Belfast Mr.. Anus WIS
raEzen at nnce, tn 1ns Waldo County
noguiral. where II waE necessary 10
arnputars three ann unR-haH fingers
ON the right hand ana one finger and
three lIps OF the fingers Of the LEFT
rg1nd. re mas "a wife and family and
lives IN East Belfast.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30

The birth1Ey Of Theudure Rnose-
rclf occurred Oct - ana nas neen
eennraIly observed all over tine coun-
rr- Owing tn crr<zin circumstances
the cunmittee zupuinfed by the city
government ID Gardiner. postponed
the observance of the day IN Earfii-
nur 10 Sunday. Oct. IL All are chr
,aially turfted To assemble AT Library
hs1l. Sunday, Oct IL A lsrrl1re ON
Tneusfure Roosevelt win be gwen by
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-30
Church Notices

ST Ma--.ls=w > church. eve Of All
Saints Litury, fu.5p morning pras-el-
nolT uEpr!sTn ana serTnun nv asE. Fran
CTS Foxc-BTr -I.41. Church school AND
5inie class L. evening service AT :.
Baptist J.f1urcE. Rev G. z Young,
pastor zU-sH sermon Ia. SiIndGy
schpnI- = service II which the aunIDT
society uuItes with congregation IN
evening wnrsIfr cordial IrR.ftarinn
Is e--1enas1 IT, all rg4nse having M
a1tlar aIurct nome
Methodist ctyurcr Ras-- n o. paF--v.
pastor Regular morning service with
Sermon py the pastor Al 80 ~. special
SBio by Ar aluy the CHOIR MASTER
Sunday scilnO} Al L. E1wprtt L.eaEue,
8. 80 evening TraWar at =
Ellu ssollLh E,auG-agy1lona4- Morn
ing worship at 10 90, sermon BY me
IIas7rpr x L. NIlETnS- $unuaV school
a. 1z4a evening service III
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S0MERyULE

Ira Climate Of Windsor WAS a recent
business cailer II trwn.
Ernest Peasiee and Fred REYNOLDS
NJ Tins TOWN and Clarence AVERY OF
Jefferson PASSED last week in Jack
man on q hunting rr1p.
Nelson Bailey OF China visitsfi Fred
ana Lewis TURNER. all Egssxlne Acad-
envy students. over SUNDAY.
Hrs Jer-y Caihy ann children lasi
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week vIslten her sister Mrs. Percy
Allen IN FalrtIeiu-
3. y. Brown mas been confined 70
me mouse suffering with lame Leg,
sustained last week while WORKING N
me woncis.
Mr.. and Mrs r A Turner uf TINS
tuwn ann ]. z. Brown of Weeks Mills
passed Tuesday IN Augusta.
A. r. Colby is repairing ms snnp.
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Church Notices.

T-niue-sEiIs7 Churrh-Ees Sidney
]. Willis pastor Morning service al
1890 witt Sermon by me pRstnr-
Splendid music ny large vested cnDir
Live up-tp-tfHra SUNDAY school n Z.
o clock. .Tuninr Z p c Z. mesrinr
al g. 40 Sunliay
. Free EapIisr Church-MurnInE wur-
snip al 1O:sa with sermon ny me
uasIur. Rev. Z. L Cnnrer SUNDAY
sc,1uni al HI 81.
Methodist EPISCOPAL Church-Mprn-
ing Worship a. It:Sn. with Sermon w
the paRlnr, Rev .. P. Pelley. Sum
dav school al 12:tA, Frank BiassusA.
superintendent Evening service -
90 0 clock.
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3 very large number attended las
Eallnwes an uar-v gwen Friday even
ing by the Rebetiaas II Odd Fellows
nall. 4 fortune teller was kept nus5-
revealing the deslinies IF her pa-Enns
anu a gypsy. VIM SOLD wares did q
brisk trade An interesting program
included SELECTIONS by the 0dd Fei-
lows orchestra. a pIanp solo by Aes-
per Frns1. vocal solos by Ronar- Sa-
ger ann Mrs Henderson. readings by
Mrs PRy. Dorothy Simpson and
Fuller Douglas. d series Of shadow
pictures and gnusr drill The
shadow uiC-ur-es SHOWN on Lte screen
we-e: An Exhibition of MilIinsry,
The Gvpsv, The Wit0n Fortune
Teller The Red CROSS Nurse. The Sal
vatinn Amv, The Dnnizer1l Twins
The Snake C.harner The Dwarf. Twn
Clowns The Far LAZY. The Frog, The
EaIluwe en- Cat. The GrusI- and TIN
Goddess NJ Liberry- The refreshments
were eiuugt1nuIs. cheese ann cuffee- A
dance followed the entertainment.