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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-10-14
Social Items

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Luncheon
Mrs. w. E. Tubbs entertained at
luncheon last Thursday afternoon.
Picnic In Glen Park
The Town and Country Club pic
nicked in Glen Park last Friday
evening.
Coffee Party
Mrs. o. w. Liedman entertained
friends at Coffee Party Monday
afternoon.
The Priscilla Art Circle
The Priscilla Art Circle will meet
with Mrs. ]. L. WATSON next Wednes-
day, October 20.
Special Meeting
The South Fork Ladies Aid Society
will have a special all day meeting
at Morris Healy's Thursday, Oct. II.
!
Entertained Phone Girls
Mrs. Ben Rosenberg entertained
the operators and ex-operators of the
local telephone exchange Monday
evening.
Tuesday Evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gray, ofPrescott,
were the out-of-town guests at a
party given by Miss Lena Hamilton
Tuesday evening.
Fourth Birthday
Mrs. Sohn May entertained num- |
Der of friends of her little son, James,
Wednesday afternoon in celebration
of his fourth birthday.
Saturday Afternoon
Mrs. Roy Hyatt entertained several
ladies Saturday afternoon in honor
of her sister, Miss Pearl Currier, and
Miss Grace Willard, of ST. Paul.
Entertains for Hello" Girls -.
Miss Mary Lunger entertained the
operators of the local telephone ex
change, and the linesmen and their |
wives at her home last Tuesday even |
ing. FL
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Congregational L. A. S.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the |
Congregational church will meet next |
Thursday, Oct. 81, in the social rooms
of the church. A picnic supper will |
be served.
The w. f. Nj. S.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary |
Society of the M. E. church will meet |
Thursday, October 81, at 2:30 p. M,
at the home of Mrs. Courtice, on the
Normal school farm. 4,
Swedish Ladies' Aid
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Swedish church will meet in the |
church Thursday, Oct. 81. Mrs.
August Halls and Miss Esther Carl |
son will serve.
Six-thirty Dinner
Mrs. w. H. Hunt entertained at |
dinner last Wednesday evening. The |
honor guests were Mrs. A. M. Bald |
win of St. Paul, and Mrs. Percy Ap |
Roberts of Hudson.
At Prescott Cottage
Mrs. E. 3. Carisch entertained last |
Wednesday at her summer home in
Prescott in honor of Mrs. A. M. Bald
win of ST. Paul and Mrs. Percy APP
Roberts of Hudson.
Mock Wedding
Mrs. w. B. Dawson and Mrs. c. G.
Stratton entertained a number of
ladies last Friday evening at the
Dawson home. One of the principle
features of the entertainment was
a mock wedding. The affair was in
honor of Mrs. Gerhard Kulstad.
Shower for Miss Nicholson
One of the most pleasant social
affairs of the season was the shower
party given on October End for Miss
Ella Nicholson, at the home of Mrs.
Emma Segerstrom. The hostesses
were Mrs. Emma Segerstrom. Mrs.
Alfred Younggren, Mrs. Fred Young
gren, Mrs. Nels Younggren and Mrs. |
VIM. Segerstrom- The home was |
beautifully decorated for the occa-
sion. There were about sixty guests, |
and they presented the bride-to-be
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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-10-14

Those who have filled ouS applica-
tions for tuberculosis testing will
have to have little patience as the
demand for this work is SO great and
there is limited supply of testers
and also money for this work that
they are very slow in getting it
done. We hope that we will be able
to get a man here the forepart of
the winter. Possibly there will be
others who will want this work done
by that time so that we will have
TIME to send in some more applica-
tions.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-10-14

We have it, Call and get prices on
Fancy Engraved Greeting Cards.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-10-14
Six-thirfy Dinner

Mrs. w. H. Hunt entertained at
dinner last Wednesday evening. The
honor guests were Mrs. A. M. Bald
win of st. Paul, and Mrs. Percy APP
Roberts of Hudson.
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Saturday Afternoon

Mrs. Roy Hyatt entertained several
ladies Saturday afternoon in honor
of her sister, Miss Pearl Currier, and
Miss Grace Willard, of st. Paul.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-10-14
Entertains for Hello" Girls

EntertalnS Tor HeIIO UIrIS.-
Miss Mary Lunger entertained the
operators of the local telephone ex-
change, and the linesmen and their
wives at her home last Tuesday even
ing. FL
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-10-14
At Prescott Cottage

Mrs. E. B. Carisch entertained last
Wednesday at her summer home in
Prescott in honor of Mrs. A. M. Bald
win of st. Paul and Mrs. Percy APP
Roberts of Hudson.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-10-14

with many beautiful and useful pres
ents.
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Fourth Birthday

Fourth Birthday.-
Mrs. aohn May entertained num-
Der of friends of her little son, James,
Wednesday afternoon in celebration
of his fourth birthday.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-10-14

I have received from the farmers
in various parts of the county the
lists of purebred live stock that they
have for sale. They include nearly
every breed of live stock. If there is
anyone looking for something along
that line it would be well to get in
touch with me first and possibly l
can help you locate some very good
animals. Be sure to patronize the
breeders in your own county first and
then if you cannot find anything that
suits you it is well to go to some
other county. We have some well
bred live stock in this county, but it
has not been advertised very much as
yet so be booster for Pierce county
by buying at home if possible.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-10-14

Mock Wedding
Mrs. w. B. Dawson and Mrs. c. G..
Stratton entertained a number of
ladies last Friday evening at the
Dawson home. One of the principle
features of the entertainment was
a mock wedding. The affair was in
honor of Mrs. Gerhard Kulstad.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-10-14

Tuesday Evening"
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gray, ofPrescott,
Were the out-of-town guests at a
party given by Miss Lena Hamilton
Tuesday evening.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-10-14

Arrangements have been made to
hold a one day bee school for the bee
keepers of Pierce and the adjoining
counties. 1t is planned to hold this
meeting at Spring Valley on the 10Th
of October. If this date is suitable
with all the bee keepers we will try
to fix it at that time. l will get
more complete program out in the
papers next week.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-10-14

Mrs. Julia Nelson of st. Paul visit
ed friends here over Sunday,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-10-14

Mrs. w. E. Tubbs entertained at
luncheon last Thursday afternoon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-10-14

The Priscilla Art Circle
The Priscilla Art Circle will meet
with Mrs. ]. L. WATSON next Wednes-
day, October 20.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-10-14

Coffee Party
Mrs. o. W.. Liedman entertained
friends at Coffee Party Monday
afternoon.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1920-10-14

Special Meeting
The South Fork Ladies Aid Society
will have a special all day meeting
at Morris Healy's Thursday, Oct. II.
Entertained Phone Girls
Mrs. Ben Rosenberg entertained
the operators and ex-operators of the
local telephone exchange Monday
evening.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-26

The Rehekans lawn parry was heid
Tuesday on the prpttllv decorated
grounds al The homes Of s. 4 Tot
man and 4 enrv Newhall. The color
scheme was pink and green. Food
canrv and flowers We're on SAFE and
ps--ei post table was popular. AT
sunner time 81 ndwl Ches, doughnuts.
coffee and lue cream were sold In
the evening the following entertain
rnenr was greatly anloved- Piano
solo. MSS Mona ArnEs; vocal solo. A..
len Henderson: piano solo. Lucille
Mclaughlin: cnrnet solo. Charles
smith: piano solo. Gertrude Sykes:
vocal SOLO. Miss Isabelle ParknAn
accompanied bv Marjorie Weober
4 dance was held in the &ewhal
barn. which Also was decorated = Re
bekah c0lurs. and a most ENJOYABLE
dav was passed BY all
Those IN charge Of laoies were;
Parcel post Mrs. Charles Speak.
Mrs. Benz. Rackiiffe Mrs Gideon
Mayo: flower table Miss Edith VII
cher: food Mrs. George smell and
Mrs. William Ireland; candy table.
Misses Alice Ladd Fave keene, Faith
Marden Hazel McAuley.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-26
Hartman Jordan

Gardner residents VIII be Interested
n the following from the RockIapd
Cour1 er-saze1te, as II concerns a Car
diner Young man
Last Wednesday AT $50 o'clocs a
social event Of unusual interest or
CURED at the CONGREGATIONAL church
when Miss Mary Louise Jordan Of
Thomasfun was united n marriage TO
Ray W Hartman Of Hartford. Ct.
The officiating Clergyman was Rev. Il
L Holt Of Camden The church was
beautifully decorated for the occasion
by The Bridge Club OF which the bride
g d member. The church was adorn-
ed with q sofia bank Of averC-eens. IN
ne center Of which was an arch most
artistlcaIlr decorated with PINK dah-
Las. whlle from Il hung q wedding
bell Of white phlox and Rsters. 4
novel feature OF the decoration was A
rope OF evergreen. dotted nre and
mere with pink danlIas. and extending
along each side of the middle aisle
The bridal couple were unattended The
nr,ue was bea uI1fuIiy atttred IN w-,i-e
satin trimmed with rare pelnr lace
The veil n coroner style was trimmed
with lace ana orange blossoms. Harris
shaw, nrSanlst OF the Second Cniver-
Sal4st church OF Boston. ofticiared Al
the organ IN mis- usual masfer+ul man
nsr MANY oui-of-tUwn guests were
occupied many our-of- town friends be
ing present. Miss Jordan has been
very prominent IN musical circles She
g a member Of the Rutinsrein club of
RocklRnd and during the past winter
has been connected with the White BIZ
Teau Of Boston. gaining host Of 40
nlrers by her brilliant violin playing
Mr. Hartman was principal OF the
Thornaston EiEn school for tour wears
During the war he won the rank OF
Lieutenant. Al present he IS vice pr-r-
cInal Of the Hartford High school and
stands hign n the admiration of the
c!tys school system. Following the
ceremony a reception was held at the
brides home. which was also prett;ly
decorated. The ancient European Gus
tom Of the BRIDE and groom drinking
from the wedding cup al the same
r.rne was introduced. This was sue
cessfuily accomplished. as good luck
always follows the ceremony when nor
d drop IS SMILED. After the ceremony
Mr., ana Mrs. Hartman rnotured 70
Portland. thence 70 the Wentworth
Hotel. Newcastle. y. H and The
Welrs Mr. Holt voiced the PRAYER Of
the couples many friends, Good luck
and God speed YOU
Among the out-of-town guests were
Miss J. T. Simonrun BronhIine Mass:
Miss J a Simonton. Boston; Mr. and
Mrs j B. Brown. Brookline Mass.
Mrs. Charles Hartman Henry E+ar-i-
man ana STANLEY Hartman of Gardi-
ner, Mrs " I. Mossly Belmont.
Mass Miss Adele Patterson. Boston
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-26
NORTH AUGUSTA

Miss EuEeula Ayers Of Elizabeth
y, J. is the guest Of her brother. n.
r. Ayers ana family at Ayersdale
farm.
Mrs 8 Z. Bartis of Salem. Mass.
ana son James A BATHS Of -ar--y-
town. y. Y who have been visiting
her sister. Mrs. Z. D. Bennett and
brother, J. A. McDayid returned
Wednesday 10 Salem. Mass
Mr. and Mrs B K Smith ana son
Clinton Of VinaI Haven. ara guests If
Mr., and Mrs. c. r. DurIun
Mrs. Leigh J. Ayers. Chairman Of
the Wornan's Republican committee
of Ward ). entertained Monday ave-
ming, Mrs. W 4 Fisher ana Mrs.
Benedict Maher of the Republican
wornan's County Committee ana Mrs.
Merle Grover of Ward d Mrs. c R.
Dutton. another member OF the COM
mitfee was unable 10 ne present.
Mr. and Mrs. W R Ayers and
daughters Sarah ana Marguerite anu
sister. Miss Eugenia Ayers. are on a
pleasure tr1p through eastern Maine
They VIII visit Bar Harbor and other
places Of interest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-26

~QLrE Gardiner man whose WORK
-r-.t-nes mn ID i desk trr the great -
a7--Iar u .as business day. because
nome "on1iuons was unable 70 90
va ~ a vacaJlnn FOR more Than a
isr q Z --rne Here IS the nrogra-n
~ folowad ana ne reports u as
grand
y Monday NJ -ook the trolley -
TE,err-.le returned 70 Augusta and
~e-r II Winthrop and Togus by troll
o. and -erur7ed vla the narrow
-uaEs Aenneoec : rraI and
ma vas --olev me enough Tor one
.av' II sand On Tuesday ne went
n Island anu on Wednesday
-.acs -as Triangular TIP TO Bath on
n ana- anu nome Via Brunswick
anu LRwlstor ny trolley On Thurs
~ n want INCORPORATING with
7enc ~ -oDhossee stream. Pleasant
79ac- Winthrop stream and the Ok
nov. IT E-daT he tnok a long hike
7vec Z MN Unknown roads 70 The
Westward II he Clrv. On Saturday
NJ Wen, 70 Portland ana returned by
auto. ana II Sunday rested. II was
accorclnE o ms standard some
'u,.Eg
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Wednesday Brighton Market

STOCK 1arus-Aug. @5-The beef
cattle market snow cd Al Improvement
as aIter me slump n the market Of
Week ago Shippers came in WIN
Ights upplIes. This helped the de-
rnand ana mad here beerl cattle of
quality they would nave been we'll
aiken A Few good oxen ana steer OF
better class than mas been seen were
offered, but he bulk was OF the poorer
grades P.1ces were d fraction high
ar me ione OF he calf marker was
nITner Hogs snId fraction higher
There was ne .a.-esf shl pnenr from
New England points mat have been
received al any r:rne ms YEAR so tar
The market Ter these was dun and
prices declined under rhe heavy sup
plies The mich COWS -raLe was very
quiet. Prices anged from S6DG ZOE
The steamer Rhode Island docked
Tuesday al Boston rom Glasgow.
win 4 number Of lInporr cd stock. con
slsrlng 81 a prize 9Iooded puIl worth
several thousand dollars. 1t blooded
lows. 10 Scotch sheep. of pedigree
STOCK ana - hogs. The sheep We're
destined Tor Kentucky nut the other
stock was gong 70 ~alsegs nearby
Reported Sales. A Eastman
sold > fancy Steers ESQ hs. al *.
coarse oxen. --69 BIS al &c: COWS
ana heifers $50 bs al ac. steers
go lbs al SIC; COW Sb0. al Sc:
10 cattle $500 lhn. ana steers. 2ebo
lbs al 1-2C. 5 helfers, 5000 lbs e.
y cattle. -r5p lbs. ana steer $50 ms.
al ~; 4 bull. so lbs, al BE- COWS
4ele hs. Al 60. 3 bologna COWS.
$40 lbs. al sc :. calves az. Ire
lbs, al Iac: = hogs. III lec. r o.
Thonphon solo 6 steers. az. 100 lbs
al ,c; cows Al y, bologna COWS a:
&c, 100 calves. m "A -. Iud sheep
and laInb al : & --c: ~ noEs al ~ -
e.. dressed, % mich cows al SI5o <
G7a. R " Hanson, X sheep at s
d lOc; 70 calves a. * 15y, and J.
mich COWS al s5a & sIa5
Z. {. Hanson. $50 sheep and lambs
al Tea lie; 81 calves al Sal5c- .
hogs al Is lie : /. hiInbaIl cows
al &C. Sc ana e: is caves at I6c: 50
lambs al PC: - sheep Al sc: mich
cows AZ s406 mo Otis Il Forbush
sold ] COW. $50 has al -1-9r ana s.. /
COW 7l0 lbs al Sc. COW ESQ his at
S-4c, I COW al I-sc COW al &c
COWS az : &c. fancy calf a.
~ lie; calves al nc: I hog at I5c
and I hog al 14c Hall & Lowell sold
bull. 200 lbs al &C. 10 COWS az. SOC
ms al &c, Is COWS. 600 lbs Al : 1-4c.
calves. az 20 his al "A lie: 40
calves av 90 lbs al SC: X hogs X
! g. lbs at Is 7-cc: 50 lambs az So lbs
al 12C 10 sheep av 90 his AZ sc: ;
COWS at S60o $50 D. X Brooks :"
cattle at la sc: 80 calves al 1@c:
46 cows at sspd13p A. ". Bags SOLD
- cows AZ Sac, 20 COWS al $3.50;
So calves al 15c; 50 COWS al s40d TO
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-26

A patent medicine manufactures.
VINO lives n Montreal ana mas ben
N The haht II coming down 10
Lowell. Mass. rwice d year ana COM
pounding q luI OF MS preparations, IS
out Of luck n New England as M
result OF a successful piece u cam
WORK uv me United states Depart
nent u Agriculture ana stare
officials n Maine. New Hanpsn1c,
Vermont, Rhode Island. ana Con-
aecuCu1 About 90 simultaneous
seizures ware rnade ana resulted u
SO nearly cleaning up stocks OF TWO
prepare. luns-a slrup OF anlse and
cough slrup-Jhat the manufacture
mas notified all ms agents that ne
has discontinued business. 81 leas-
seized un the ground Of rnlshranding
as 70 their curative qualities The
srup of anise. which contains nor
phIne was recommended 70 mot hers
for babies suffering from collie.
coughs sleeplessuess. painful teeth
ing. and various other lnIantile dis
orders. The cough slrup was recnm-
mended as a cure for the grippe.
whoopinE cough. and consumption.
Success n driving these preparations
from the marker through the slmu!-
raneous seizures was possible only
because of he cooperation If he
STATE 1rfiGlals
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-26
Miss Daiossy Sings
For Maine Audience

Northpor'.. AuE 25-It does not
often happen thar dwelle,-s N the
country have advantages OF the cry
when il comes - music but such was
ne case on Mondav nlEht when PEG
pie Of TINS vicinity had he pleasure
o. hearing a MerropoIIt. Opera star,
before patrons OF the Opera House
nave done So Miss Ellen Calossy.
he cna'-nlng little Bohemian whn
vas % nave made her debut IN The
SIuebiru last October but WAS Dra-
vented rom dong 50 bv critical i'll
ness. ana VINO VIII sing with the com
panE ms season. made her first puh-
lie appearance n the lr-}e Baptist
church and those who had he pleas
lre Of listening 70 her VIII not soon
eorSer i
Her first number was the Aria rom
samson and rom the first note 20 TIE
lasT echo. she held ne audience
5rai- HESS. such 4 nlE voice in such
= little pprson IS almost Unbelievable.
every note tull ana rich and per-feC.
d1cTlon. There We're many musicians
n thu audience and her reception
amounted 70 Al ovation.
Miss DElnssy also sang Gounods
Ava Nara with Mons PeIletser Of
the metropolitan Opera COMPANY n
the piano, MIS-, GruEan Of Philadel-
PIMA Al no organ and Emil Winkler
of New York. PLAYING a ceIIo obli-
cato. I vas wonderful and he
Young singer WIS recalled again and
again. She also appeared with Mrs
u alum n the BaCarolle from Tales
Z Hoffman and IN a duet from Car
men with J. z Braun Of New York.
Miss Daiosss's debut tins fall and her
operate eare-er VIII ne eagerly
watched by those who had The rrent
pleasure Of hearing her on tfIs oc-a-
gor
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Something About Valuation in esrai

Ssei'ihg ABOUT valuation IN Garoi-
Inc total assessed valuation of the
cry OF Gardiner according 10 u.,e
maj figures of the assessors is q
lo+.asa or ss54.16l fore than IN 1919
rms enabled the assessors TO kt.ap
me rale down to % mills. a lower fig-
ure than was expected. Here are a.
few interesting statistics. Of this
-. l54. Sg5 resident real estate owners
have S.-4ss.Isl anu non resident real
estate owners have S25o. SOL. making
the total valuation of the real estate
s. ,9s2 divided as follows: on land
81 'as.ssl and on buildings. s1uIa. IBl.
The total Of The personal urone--,- j.
Sl4o 4lS divided as follows. resident
personal, s1.245.2Ss and nonresident,
Sib' ,I25. Of the real estate taxed. the
steam railroad is S4G. 900 ana the
street railway, s. 0oa Lighting com
panles pay on S51.I5D: paper mills On
S24a.0oe; sawmiIls, slO,oeo and seven
whArves on SSS45a
There are AS horses and rnuIes
Talued al S6216-. ana one solitary
~NN-N- ""S ENeH G4lC L11OGGEt 10 De
worm 40 Ssa. The city contains 5usI
TWO oxen tsnaoes of our grand
taIhersl and they are valued OF s.Eh.
elgni three wear olds Of neat foor
Stock. $500. IL TWO year ODDS. sse5
Ten sheep. sILl6 There ara seventy
SWINE. but these are axe,nur @-y,-r,
taxation. Before ne worne., ger rag
lsieI'ed there ara 17el pei tax uave-s
and 6S are exempt from the payment
" the three dollar poll TAX. The
STOCK IN trade Of the merchants a
the sf1ee1 IS valued Al S42s. I57: there
ara 40 motor boats. valued al sa.45p:
-. carriages represent III. 2s5. There
are asa automobiles seventy one
more than there was asst vear4 voIu
ed al S1B-.94a. OF musical iusr-u-
nen1s taxahie there are zs4. al a
valuation Of S5&. $50.
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FARMTNGDALE

Mrs. ANNE ConauJ Of Portland ar
r;v@d Taes,iav for visit with he-
nephew and ms wife. M. ana Mrs. a.
z. MCCausland.
Miss life NJ Wviie arrived Monday
from Dorchester. Mass and Joined
M parry Of young people who ara
passing their vacations with Mrs. "
=. Fox
Miss GLADYS Warren and brothe-
Kenneth left Saturday for an outing
and are guests at their unCle. Pres
-en Gliuden az his Wes5aort cottage.
il IS reported that Mr. Ellis Of
Northern avenue hss bought the !
n Je-ow arm ana that ne Clark
place. aet1er known as the AVN Nc
Causland ra--n. has ALSO bean sold re-
Gently "a NJ smith VINO VIII soon
yake possession.
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WINTHROP
nj. T4e-L1i1T

Mr.. and Mrs. : 3. lane and Two
sosn. Stanley ana Norman nave re
turned 10 their home n Brock.on.
Mass, after I WISH with Mrs. LANE s
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs. J. Henry Moore
Of Vest Winthrop
Mr., ana Mrs. Charles z. Bagiev III
Souihhoro. Mass. are guests Of Miss
Elsie L Moore Of Wesl Winthrop
Mrs. c. H Shaw and little --and-
daughter Martha Elizabeth Bowker
Were guests Of Miss Ruth Cummings
al her home m Belgrade Wednesday
Eugene knight mas returned 70 ms
home N Gardiner after passing a
few days with his sor. z c Knight
Lille DosIie is visiting al Nj. and
mrs Mark Gonvea : a Bangor
Mr.. and Mrs. Neduie Dastie are re-
aeIving congratulations on the birth
u a daughter, amelia Anita.
a daughter. Doris Gertrude. weigh
ing - lbs. was born Tuesday night
10 Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Dow of West
Winthrop.
Ny ana Mrs. Newland Eannato ORD
and daughter. Dorothy. and M-. and
Mrs. George r Wilson have been on
a fishing trip 20 Kinkdeid.
M. and Mrs. Z. e Jack-nan and
children from Dalton. Moss. have
bean guests for the past week Of Mrs.
Jaci1rnan SISTER Mrs, Edith Wilson.
Mrs Gertrude LongfeIlow Is the
guest OF friends n Bangor
Mr.. ana Mrs. George Langevlne of
Lawrence Mass, are guests OF MS.
Laagervine parents, Mr.. ana Mrs.
Joe LaNalle.
Mrs Mary Jefferles IS quite II al
her home on ROYAL street
Mrs Herman keene OF quincy
Mass. IS the guest Of Mr.. ana Mrs J.
A. Foster Mrs. Janne1Ie Aud. VINO
accompanied her here. returned 70 her
home IN quincy. Wednesday, accom-
panied by Mrs. keene's son. Russell.
who has been the guest Of NJ. and
Mrs. Foster for several weeks past.
Mrs. Lovejov and daughter. Miss
Clara Loveloy. OF Wayne have been
guests tins week OF MI and MS Z. T.
hibny.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Titus N South
Paris have been guests Of friends n
town this week.
The marriage intentions Of Alice
Mary O'Clair OF Winthrop and Adelar
Joseph Fountain Of Augusta ware
fled Monday al the oTfce 81 the city
clerk, Aurusta.
Miss Vera Thaanun is al home for
a vacation.
Mr.. ana Mrs. " :. Packard are
o.SS,op = coIlr1Ie Of DAYS al Bethel
and South PARIS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-26
LIGHTER CAPTAINS
y. Y. HARBOR GET
BOOST IN WAGES

Chicago, Aug. 8 - The United
States Railway labor Board tnda-'
granted 'ighJer aapIR-ns employed II
ne New York Fza-oor nervlue N ulre
r-a.IruaQs wage increase. Of 81
monthly The increase applies o
"apta.ns Of lf-propell1nE light
rs ana narEes VINO are members II
Lighter Captain $ Union. Local NJ.
NO, nj BROOKLYN. y Y
Ike VaGe increases alreadv grant
ID harbur employees If The var-uus
railroads today's decision Is retro
aytIVe - Nav J. -P.e
Tie rallraads affected are ne Bal
',Inu'e ana OHIO. Central Railroad Of
New Jersey. De!aware- Lackawala
ana Western rall-aad Ere. LeniEa
Valley. Long Island; New York Cen
t''a.. New. York. New t=aveu ana
hartford. anu PENNSYLVANIA.