davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24

lcses is imperative for the lifo Of tho
church.
Education. DR.. II. D. Hoover, presi-
dent OF Carthage College. H.. said, Is
demanded by the age In which tho
people or tho world have suddenly
been led to realize. Is part ut least, a
world consciousness"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-10-24
CRAPSHOOTERS MAKE
PASSES WITH LEAD
Venerable Williams Il Instantly
Killed and Ira Anderson Shot
Near Heart.

Near Heart.
NoRwALk, CONN. Oct. 23.-yen-
cradle Williams and Ira Anderson.
colored crapshootcrs. made the final
passes in a game with lead instead OF
ivory.
Anderson was shot through tho
body near the heart Williams was
instantly killed.
Anderson walked nonchalantly to
the curb. hailed taxi, had himself
driven to n hospital and told the
chauffeur TO walt as he would "be
right out"
Physicians prevailed upon Ander-
son to wait until his wound was
dressed. They expressed amazcment
that he was not dead. Then the
police came and led him to head
quarters. where no complained that
No bullet wound made him ''ncryouS -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-21

III ide sou dobr ale jeste trochu jako det Zejmena
potice Stao to leto ete. Zupan kteresi horno"
slovenske zupy nebudu il jmenovati kidhy rozumny
clovek dobrJ Slovak pozva sociaisticke pedaky sve
zupv X rozhovoru Mluv druhe treti nternaconale,
panove byi jedno tom, nahy boevicky prevra by
repubce neprospe ze neleps cestou uskutec
nen sociaistickch dead povony kidny vyvo Hovofi
ceou hodinu Ale pred rozchodem doda 81 eden Mich od
vay pravi Ae pan zupan snad by bylo predsa lepsie
kebysme ty sovety urobi Pan zupan bymoh byt nasim
rudovym komisarom :"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-21
Obtize.

Otec rodiny:f "Je to kriz s
temi dcerami! Chteji-li 81 ne
koho wit, nemohu tim oby-
cejne ia souhlasit, .kdyz Jim ia
nekoho vyberu, nesouhlaseJi $
tim ony a kdyz Sc nekdy shod-
meme, nechce pax Ease ten Wy
hlednutv".
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-21

SVetOVe Valky ]Sme Cnapdn Sc
prace a v podzimu roku l9l4
isme pracovali ma pomoci bra
trskemu narodu srbskemu a "a
lozili Slovansky Sokolsky Svaz
"a ucelem hyti pohotove v pa
du potreby, kde by toho pro
dobfo Sbvanskyeh narodu Sc
Eukazala nutnost. NepotrebQva-
Ii jsme tehdy zadnych radcu,
ami ably mas nekdo probouzel,
kdo mel sam probuzeni vice "a
potrebi a tim spi5e jsme 81 byli
vedoml ma teto jarni konferen-
ci tcllo, co chceme a co nam
pljde k duhu, Tehdy bylo mezl
nami jasno a cesE5 svabodomy-
slny Cleveland gtal nezi New
Yorkem a Chicago n cely, ne
rozestvanf
| Tai bylo az dc sjezd' va
zu Svobodomyslny ch, kona aneho
4 Chicagu. @ sJe ju sarnem Je
znamo re nebyl projfvem ce-
ske s4obodomyslne Ameriky
naorak, ze byl ovladan cele
| Chicagem, kde hlasy sedmnact
zastupcu venkovskych, z nichz
sedm bylo 2 Clevelandu, uto
nuly v poctu dvanactinasobnt
v6tsiny z Chicago. Vzpominat
ma nedustojne, hrube vyjev.
pri tomto siezdu jest trapno
tim vice, re rekteri "svoboda
ri" dali svoji svobodomyslnos
, ma jevo sprostymi urazkam
vuci- pritomnym zenam. Ne
: nevzpomineime dalsiho, CO ne
slouzilo sjezdu ku cti obrat'
, me Sc k nam do Clevelandu.
Po sjezdu bylo patrno, re d
} Clevelandu odnekud divny vit
E fouka a re nekomu ma tom We
: lice zalezi, ably svorna prace
l mas byla poskozena. Jsou lidt
3 jimz Sc nejlepe pracuje V kal
n a zmatcich, ponevadz pax NJ
i zbyva casu ma ne 81 fadne pc
! swift. Nez vzdor tomu byl zvt
a len slucovaci vybor, osm Glen
l. z Cs. Mar. Sdruzeni osm z
Syazu, ably pracoval Ma zpust
) bu, jakym by Sc nejIepe sfOl
/ ceni provesti dalo. We schu;
o tohoto vyboru byla zfejm
= snaha nekterych. jednotlivc1
: ably slucovane teleso rozhodr
Ii patrilo pod dstredi Svazu. I'll
l. povstaly diva nazory. V jedr
At &c schulz, kde bylo pritomr
u pet zastupc'l Svazu a tfi q
J. stupci Sdruzeni, byly prija1
n dya navrhy: prvni, navrh z
20 stupcu Sdruzenf, ably Sc pi
Ia stoupenim k nektere z dstf
tu den seckalo, az jak doba uk
u re, druhy, navrh zastupcu Sv
zu, aby po Novem roce sluc
ci van6 teleso patrilo pod ustf
u, di cvazu Svobodomyslnyc
e. Zastupci Sdruzeni drzeli Sc
u, sneseni jarnl konterence. q
al stupci Svazu toto usneseni T
ca rusih. TAX povstal navrh =
e N. Sdruzeni, chybne zvany 4
s-h vrhem mensinv, nehot' "a tt
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-21
cEsKE SVOBODOMYSLNE
VEREJNOSTI v CLEVE-
LAEDU.

A<AIvDSs
V posledni dobe vyvlnuly sc
mezi clevelandskymi Svobodo-
myslnynli Cechy pomery takoo-,
veho7 razu, ze zavuayajit pod
net k rdznym domnenkam "a
cloveka, neznajiciho pravy pu-
vod techto pomerd, snadno by
svedly !. nespravnfm a myl-|
nym zagerum.
ledna Sc totiz zalezitost
spoieni Sc Svazu Svobodcmysl-
nych Ceskym Narodning Sdru
zenim. Myslenka tato vznikla
puvodne radu Vitezslav Ha-
lex, {. S. P. S. a zahy nabyla
pudy mezi lidmi dobre vule,
kteri soudili. ze spojenim tech
to dvou teles, majicich steJny
uGel, uSetri sc pracovnich sill a
| re bude mozno uspesneji pra-
covati ku prospechu mistnlch
nasich potreb, jako svcbodc-
myslneho skolstvi, kultur-i "
chovy naseho lidu . iinNch. ku
povzneserf eesEcamerickeho
zivota smefui'e ich potfeb, ma
Ijme ySak obodomyslnosti.
n tom smyslu zacalo sc pro
lepojeni We schGzich Cs. N.
lSdruzeni intensivneji pracova-
ii a predpokladano, re mistni
Svaz Svobodomyslnych bude
zvlastnim odborem Sdruzeni
po zpisobu drivejsiho vojen'
, skeho vyboru. Phi 1vaze o tom
co tomu bude rikat 1stredns
Cs. Mar. Sdruzeni, ci ustredns
Svazu Svobodomyslnych, anet
nod kterou 1stfeden bud'
spojene t6leso patrit, bylo roz
hodnuto prvy cas-, nepatfit poo
, zadnou, ale vyckat casu, a.
: jak ktera ustredna bude nasin
potfebam lepe vyhovovat. By
: to hlavn6 pan l.. Cimler, kter,
4 tento zpusob odporucoval
: jenz sc celku nejlepe zamlou
: val
4 Doslo k jarni konferenci svo
i bodomyslnych spolku, kde hla
n sovano pro spojeni. Ma tet
? konferenci daval p. Josef Maj
d timex navrh, ably spojene telt
so prinalezelo pod ustfet
l. Svazu Svobodonyslnych. N;
g vrh jeho vsak propadl a pfijs
0 zplsob prvy, totiz vyckat cas-
l. a .pracovat nejdfive ma Marco
nj dani We prospech mistnlc
svobodomyslnych skol a
z shledani, re ia ci ona dstredr
ta jest cildm nasim blizsi, pro
j. lepe vyhovujici Sc rozhodno
nj ii.
Prijeli tez ma tuto konferen
~ nepozvani hoste z New York
V ale cesky svobodomyslny CI
en- veland jim. dial ma .srozumeno
W ze 81 svojeFzHszitos,i vsrl
ch sam "a ze odnikud <zaaay.
na radcd enepotrebuje.s " Cley
landu iiz..v rrvnich rnesie'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-21

- Neopomente, re zacatek
div. prcdstaveni "Psohlavci"
bude presns " S hod. a 80 mi
nut odpoIcdne v nedei, "a.
T;ina " Ccs. Mar. Siri.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-21

I'D SNOOOAOAAiy cAiJ SAA oPoAhSN
jednotlivcu, oznacenf navrhu
toho "co navrh mensiny" melo
snad slouzit k oklamani neza-.
svecenych. .'-.4
Drive jiz, nez dcslo ke dru-
he konferenci ~ Clevelandu,
hylo ,patrno, re dojde-h k "a,
lnyslenemu slouceni, prec jen
dspech zdarne. prace.bude pra.
blemaseKtyy, neb6t'- ~ il jfz- tn byl
patrny~vliv zivlu i mimocleve-
landskych. Proto mnozi z pra-
covnik1 naseho verejneho Ii
vcta nabyvali nahledu,,. .ze Sc,
spojenim niceho neziska,HMe Eel
Sc zrusi organisace, ktera ma
cisty stit a historicky vyznacny
kus, dobre prace "a seboMA
Vzdor tomu doufali, ze, na kon-
ferenci dine 2. rijnaftude POI
kracovanot tFesar1yslu usneseni
prvni Konference.
Jak dopadla druha Skonfe-|
renee, jest znamo. Dostavili Sc
ma nj svobodari povolani ne
novolanf. zk-3tka priSel kdo,
chtel, aniz Sc zjistilo, zdali jeI
opravnen k hlasovani aneboI
ne. z chovani Sc nekterych da-
10 Sc predem soudit, "a iakym
lucelem ma konferenci prisli. III
svym chovanim udelali malo
cti onem recnikum, jimz zale-
zelo ma tom, ably spcjovane te-
leso patrilo pod ustrednu Sva-
zu Svobodomyslnych. Lee ne
nj naSim cilem stavet chyby,
byt' nekterych hrubych od-
purcu znovu ma odiv, ale pre-
|
mySieti pracovati k tomu, iak
by Sc dalo u mas opet k dobru
celku vse upravit.
Jsme presvedceni, paklize
my sami, clevelandsti svobodaa
, ii pouze, budeme zalezitost u
:
luStit, ze il rozlustime X mist
}, nj vseobecne pokoienosti.
, Musime vsak niti ma zfeteli
: nejprve nase pomery nase
potreby q ma ty vselijak6 rad
: &c, j.nz Sc v zajmu SVEN do
! naslch zalezitosti pletou, zvola-
/ ii "hands off, ii at 81 zane.
Il tai nejprve pred SWIM IRA.
Y hen, kde maj snetl .; rrilis
: nnono. Musime dokazat, zt
me evobodari skutecni, kter
nepotrebuji zadneho fetiSe {
0 kteri jej dovedou smelou ru
e kou povalit, ably sc dokazalo
: re Jest jen dutou modlou. Jsmt
: Ii svobodomyslni, pax hudem'
O take dusledni suctuime ii.
j S temi, kteri nam uplynul'
Z dobe nasi roctivou praci jel
y ztezovali a nyni ma miste, c.
6 mali dokazat, re mini upfimn'
ii pracovat, jen zlehcuii a spin
v nase nejlepsi pracovniky
}. sobe tvrdi: "My, jen my jsm
! temi pravTmi Svobodari tt
It ceskoamerickou svobodomysl
ii most pasime !"
Z Zadame vsechny naSe uprl
e. mne svobodare, pokud sym
, patizuji Cs. N. Sdruzenim, q
by brali ma jeho praci i ma dal
Io podilu att, kteri povazuji Sva
+. Svohodomyslnych "a sobe bliz
o 81, nuze, at tam snazi sc by
;, prospesnymi. Najdou-li Sc lid
4 dobre vule, kteri by shledal
i, re by spojeni jmenovanyc
q dvou teles bylo Cleveland
a. prospesnejsim, jsme ochotr
> }pomahati We smeru tom k dc
: bru celku. Zadame vsak ka;
% deho uprimneho Cecha svob'
= dare, ably nesnazil Sc cesk
:, svnhodomyslnV Cleveland d,
=; stati do vleku lidi, jenz pat
"a ma soud naroda, ale at sme
$ ma ne zvola: "Pryc od mas
oS Dovedli jsme pracovati We va
=, ne dobe svorne a lsp6cher
,a nikdo nam neradii a nepom
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-21
OSetfuje veskere nemoci
muzI, zen a ditek.

.Kataru a zaludecnfm chorobs,n g,
venuje obzvlastnf pozornost.
Trpite-lh katarem, prijd'ts nechte
Sc vysetfiti Nemocnf a chorobou po-
nekud napadenf, nell by Sc uchopiti
prflezitosti jeho navstevy.- NavStivta
lei budete u1pokojeni. Jestli ze Jest
vas pr-rcd nevyiesitelny, rekne vsr,
ak ts1 okolku poradf svan ns-
shoiitelnosti.' 1adny chorobn5 l4u5
neb lena nemsn by znmeskati pora,,
diti ses tfmto spec,aI'ceou.
Jste-li pecsizc1l + sumatismem, ne--
vosou, vcG-@esln Itf, otokem rukou
neb rcacc. nesnazeni jater, srdce.
slab a1.i nerva neb jinou chorobou sla-
bos>a;. jste-li zsipaly. trpfteli zavra-
II. nechuti X jfdlu. ztcpou nezazvno-
stf padoucnicf neb z.ludeGnfmi a strev
mimi neporadky, pr'jd'te DIR. Snellovi
Mate-li skvrny, l.revnf. koznf neb
vlasovS reduh, prhtrz neb zlatou znu,
sse Sc lepech EN- lecf.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-10-21

pcac-avele bolonim hlavy. trudnonvs1-
nostf, bolestf krfzt.- zvlastnfmi re-
nocemi neb jsou-li postizeny jinymi
nepravidelnostmi. slabostf neb nedu-
hem specieine zenskym mely by se .
tmto specialisiou poraditi.
Choroby vajeenfku neb delohy leci
bez noze Bylo-i vam radeno podro-
biti Sc operaci chirurgicke, ably CO.
stranena byla pftcina, techto chc-cb,
neb pfi zlate zfle pr1trzi neposlou-
,hejte techto pokyntl n nedavejte svoje
skou jehlu, aria bye.o Sc drive pora-
dily Sc specialls.ou.
Nehlede tomu, Jake povahy Jest
Vase nemoc net jak dlouho Vas suzu-
Ie. pcrad'te sc s tfmto specialistou, aby
,e,t VSs br6ouct zivot nebyl sGscs.
StaSi mladi muzi
Nehlass < tomu. j&k tsts na-,,ocen.
| nehlede snl K VAST bezradncstl beg
nadejnosti nehlede ami tomu, kdyz
| vam bylo jiz receno, re Vase nemcc
Jest nezhojitelna. pr'jd'te porad'te ss
| tfmto vyoornym lekarem a iest-li Ee
| ;b1va ien ntka nadeje, ma ktere visf
| Vase zdravf, mnze tato vesti Vasemu
uzdravenf, spokoienosti a stestf
| zvLASTNf PoZoRNOST Sc vanuje
| chemickemu a drobnohlednemu rozbo-
ru krve, moce chrchln vsem trpf-
| elm nemocemi dusevnfmi a nervovSmi
komplikacemi.
| VSachny dofazv adresu,fa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-28
Shower for Miss Beatrice Pierce

On Wednesday evening Mrs. John
D. Newman gave a shower at "Oui-
denarde," Webber Pond, in honor of
Miss Beatrice E. Pierce. The occa =
sion was a complete surprise TO Miss
Pierce as no one could doubt who
saw her when she first caught sight
of the line of automobiles that con-
veyed the guests to the spot and the
assembled party, numbering about
sixty.
Miss Pierce was given a line which
she was told to follow and on this
were fastened the many gifts hidden
at intervals among the trees and
rocks along the shore of the pond
Tied at the extreme end was found
Edgar s. Marden, whose marriage to
Miss Pierce is soon to take place.
The piazza of the cottage was very
tastefully decorated with japanese
lanterns and indoors were arranged
many small tables made very attrac-
tive with tulips, hearts, and appro-
pirate place cards. Refreshments OF
creamcd chicken and peas, rolls
punch, ice cream and cake, candy
and peanuts were served.
"Ouidenarde," the summer home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Newman. is located in
a most delightful spot and its charm
on this beautiful evening was felt by
all present. making the occasion one
long to be remembered.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-28
Stores to Close
Wednesday Afternoons
Beginning After July 4

With the Exception if Such Weeks
AS Have Holidays-Matter Agreed
Upon at Meeting CT Merchants A
ISOLATION on Thursday Evening"
Dollar Days To Be July 8 and 9
Resolutions asking that the High
way Department of the city wash
Water street as often as possible
with the funds available were passed
at the meeting of the Augusta Mer-
chants Association held Thursday
evening at Hotel North. 1t was also
agreed that the stores shall start
their Wednesday afternoon closing
the first Wednesday following the
4th of July and continue until Labor
Day. excepting such weeks as have
holidays. The point was brought up
by the hardware stores that the
plumbers have their Saturday after
moons off and work on Wednesday
afternoons, making it impossible for
the hardware stores to come in with
the other stores. A committee con-
sisting of A. n. Soule, Myron Davis
and Ernest P. Hewitt was appointed
to await on the plumbers to see if
they wouldn't agree to come in.
Dollar Days were agreed upon to
be the first Thursday and Friday
following the 4th of July, and
committee composed of D. w.
Adams and Charles F. Bilodeau was
appointed to confer in the matter of
advertising, etc.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-28
PIANO RECITAL
MISS BRADFORD'S
PUPILS THURSDAY

On Thursday evening at the Green
street Methodist church the piano
pupils of Miss Carrie NJ. Bradford
gave very delightful recital, which
was a most creditable showing of
the efficiency Of the teacher and the
promise of the pupil.
The program was as follows:
Russian IntermeZzo, (Franke,)
played by Kenneth Haskell, Calvin
Bunker: Song of the katydid,
(Kern.) played by Margaret Dow;
In Measured Tread, {Parlow) played
(Rowe,) played by Shirley Crockett:
Out in the Field, (Englemann)
played by Murray Mckay; The
Young Marshall. (RenardD played
by Katharine Haskell; Seranade.
(Gounod.) played by Lowena Ward
well, Leroy Wardwell; March, in F
Major, (Englemann,} played by Nor
wood Mansur; Dragonfiies, Deck
erD played by Ethel Farrow; Forth
to the Fray, (Martin,) played by
Alice Taber: Tarantelle, (SchnIollD
played by Matilda Couture; In
springime, (Eggeling,) played by
Ida Drapkin; Song of the Plough
man, (Bachman) played by Louise
Cloutier; Ealse Caprice, (Rath-
burne.) played by Iris Hardy. Berna-
dette Cote; Gypsy Rondo, (Haydn.)
played by Madeline Foster; Petit
Bolero, (Ravina,) played by Alvers
Rand: Will O the Wisp. (Jung-
mann, played by Lillian Peters;
Wanda, (Bohm,) played by Rather
inc Foster: Murmurs of Spring.
{Bohm, played by Romayne Perry:
Polka, in Eb. (Goerdler,) played by
Florence Baker. Nellie Savage.
Part Two-Overture to william
TELL" (Rossini,) Jessie Alexander,
Alice Barentzen, Crystal Bowman,
Marjorie Ripley; Caprice Elegant,
Lack,) Pauline Machle: The Flat
terer, (two pianos,) (Chaminade.)
Hilda Brown and Vivian Currier;
Marceau Chromatique, John Orth, }
played by Alice Barentzen; Fantasia,
on airs from Donizettis Operas,
(CzernyD played by Marjorie Rip
ley, Pauline Machie, Helen Mich
aud; Rondo Capriccioo, tMendel-
sohn.) played by Jessie Alexander:
Grand March from "Tannhauser,"
tWagner-Berg,) played by Raymond
Ames. George Randall, Howard
Beale, Marjorie Ripley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-28
East kennebec Pomona

East Kennebec Pomona met with
Albion Grange on Tuesday.
A Glars of II were instructed in the
9Th Decree.
1t was voted to meet with Kennebec
Pomona at Sidney, June 9Th, ill the
chairs and furnish part Of the pro-
gram.
Song. by the Pomona. Address of
Welcome, c. S. Billings. Response,
Mrs. Alma Foster. Topic, Resolved
that there was more contentment in
the farmers home 50 years ago than
at present"
Piano Solo and encore, Esther TIL
ton. Recitation, Mrs. E. S. Rackliff.
Recitation. C. s. Billings. Cues
ton, What features of simpler
living made necessary by the war
as worth reta;nging?" Reading,
Mrs. Susan Aver Next meeting at
Benton with Somerset Pomona in
vited guests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-28
PRETTY HATS ON
PRETTY MODELS AT
SOULE'S OPENING

Sheerest organdy in white, canary.
jade green combined with velvet, with
ieghorn straw and with wool embroid-
cry, is quite the newest in summer
hats, according to the showing of sum-
mer hats Thursday afternoon and eve
ming at the E. F. Soule Co.'s millinery
shop. The opening was a most delight
full event and was graced by p-et.v
living models who tripped along as
hidden orchestra played. The store
was crowded and overlooking with
spectators during the time the show
took place. which was from $50 to SEQ
and from 7,So to $50 o'clock.
The gowns worn by the models vera
very attractive and added much to the
attractiveness of the show. The Dav-
light Store Of this city and the store
of Thomas Smiley of Portland furnish
cd the gowns for the occasion.
Mr.. Soule was here from Portland
in personal attendance at tn, show.
AS Mr.. Soule says, each sumner the
outdoor life calls more and n,ore to
women and to meet these calls they
must have hats suitable for the w.
rious outdoor occasions. Thus there is
no longer a two-season schedule in
millinery. but rather a four-seasnn
call. Because Of this the summer hats
are just as important as fall. winter
and spring hats.
The hats shown at the Soule OMEN
ing Thursday were dainty. distinctive
In style. Pure white organdy was The
crown and also the brim Of one pretty
hat. the under and shorter brirn. Of
which was pale blue velvet and 4 mar.
row band Of the velvet around the
crown finished the picture.
Soft straws embroidered with rounds
and rounds Of wool were other pretty
hats. Besides the yellow and the
green. orchid. pink. robins egg blue
and rose are some Of the delicate
shades shown at Soule's. And navy
blue in sport hats is very good this
year. Orange is another pretty color
for summer wear in hats.
Tiny ruffles Of white organdy edged
with dark blue were wound around a
white organdy sailor shape And dark
blue polka dots all over the material
aided In making this hat . most at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-28

tractive model The crisp organdy in
millinery is just the right touch to
complete a summer costume and car
ries out the cool and dainty scheme.
Another white organdy rolling
brim has embroidered under the brim
triangles OF bright blue wool and
more trimming of the same shade on
top the hat
The presence OF an Augusta young
lady among the models was OF spe.,al
interest, she being Miss Irene Good
rich.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-28

Notices have been posted in the
city for the meetings of the Board
of Registration at their rooms in City
hall on Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday. June Is, 16 and II, from
9 A. NJ. to P. NJ, from to s P. NJ,
and from to P. NJ, and on Friday
June Is, from 9 A. NJ. to p. NJ, and
from 3 to 5 P. NJ. to receive evidence
on the qualifications of voters and to
revise and correct the voting lists of
the city. No name can be added to,
transferred or stricken from the list
after P. NJ. Friday, June Is. The
Board of Registration consists OF
Ralph ". Farris. chairman; Fred
Libby and Herbert NJ. Damren.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-28
NOTICE 10 the PUBLIC

This 10 to inform the public that
after Ii years experience a. q car.
pointer ! have decided to start in
business for myself. have npr-
chased the lehr barn on Lower State
street and will install wood working
machinery for the purpose Of turn
ing out all kinds Of house finish. A
days work for a dny's pay. Your
patronage solicited. Delivery by
truck.
JOHN T. coLBURN
Carpenter q Builder
286 State ST., Augusta
ipay26d6ts ~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-28
Funeral Of Mrs, EsteIie Little Hunt

Funeral services for the late Mrs.
Estelle Little Hunt were held at the
late home on jackson street at 10
o'clock Thursday morning, Rev.
James H. Ecob, D. D., officiating. A
large number of members of the
family we're present and the floral
offerings were many and beautiful.
Interment was made in the family
lot in Forest Grove cemetery. The
bearers were: E. S. Reid, H. s.
Sawyer and William H. Reid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-28

The captain of Canton Augusta.
Nos. p. NJ. I, o. o. F., desires that
all Chevaiiers who can, will meet at
l. q. .. +. hall at 100 this Friday
evening. There will be an informal
Cantonment before the lodge con.
venes. This meeting is called to make
final arrangements as to the number
going and quarters will be assigned
for the Field Day at Portland, on
June 6, Z, 8 and 8.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-28

Turner A. Barr passed away at his
home in Sidney, Thursday. May y.
His age was 60 years and six
months. He leaves a wife, daugh-
ter, Mrs. George Houghton, a son,
Guy Barr. and four grandchildren.
all of Sidney. The funeral will be
held Saturday afternoon at 80 and
will be private.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-28
William Maioon OF Auburn

William Maloon died at his home
on 9TH street, Auburn Wednesday.
after a weeks illness He was born
in West Bowdoin, Nov. 19. 1910. He
served in the Civil War for four
years in the LIST Maine Cavalry, and
was captured and confined at Belle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-28

Mrs. L. A. Mckay, who has been
passing the winter with her daugh-
tiers. Mrs. George Gould of Leomins-
ter. Mass, and Mrs. Robert Fisher Of
Boston, arrived in the city yesterday
and will remain during the summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-28

Koussinoc Chapter. D. A. R, is
cordially invited to a basket picnic
to be held at Mrs. Walter Wyman's
cottage at Lake Cobbosseecontee,
Wednesday, June .. Members are
asked to take the IL o'clock car.
Luncheon will be served at /.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-28
Lincoln s; Williams Z

Lincoln school trimmed Williams
S to Z, Wednesday afternoon on the
Lincoln grounds, in a game featured
by a home run by Overlook, in the
fourth inning. Peters and Bush
were Lincoln's battery, and the Has
kell brothers were Williams.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-28

Isle and at Libby, being exchanged
later. He was in % engagements. in
Guiding Antietam and Gettysburg.
He was a member of Burnside Pest.
G. A. r, the Union Veterans Union
and Ashland Lodge of Masons He
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest r. Hill Of Ban
gor street, left on the morning train
Thursday, for a few days visit in
Portland and vicinity. Mr.. Hill will
attend the State meeting Of the
Maine Consistory while there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-28

Sergt. Instructor Ernest Hoffman,
for the 3r6 Maine Infantry, went
Thursday afternoon to Dexter where
in the evening he directed the in
struction Of Company n. This eve
ming he will give instruction to Co.
F. of Belfast.