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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23
Citizens to Pay
Honor to Roosevelt
on BIRTHDAY. Oct. y

The annual memorial service tnr the
eIr7 adaE Of the Late Theodore Reose-
vel1 VIII be held Wednesday evening
Oct -. al so O'Clock n the Penney
Memorial church under the auspices
Of the NoInenis Roosevelt Memorial
Association The address OF the
evening VIII be delivered By Rev
Henry L. Dunnack. the Invocation
viii be bv Rev. Paul s. Phalen and
The bsnedicIlnn by gev A. Francis
Watch The church quartet VIII sing
Roosevelt favul-te HYMN. How Firm
a Foundation. ana Lrae assembly viii
juln IN the singing Of America al the
GiCse Of the service.
As the vears pass since the death of
M Roosevelt greater AMI graRzEr
numbers Of his 4sllpU-Ametacals
grow 10 appreciate MS life and ms
work and his ideals If Anerqca-ism.
and I-eEEranfly dsEre u gather 10 do
honor 10 Is1e memory Of this great
citizen. The nation No longer has the
help and stimulus Of his personality,
YET he bsqneaIhed 10 his count-vmsn
legacy Of knowledge and doctrine
winch may be Of great service in
guiding America through me -uub-
leus times IF the present
Contrary 10 the usual fashion Of
history Theodore Rnossvelf's great
ness was appreciated and hunorea
during ms lifetime. but his place On
the roll Of fame IS secure ana his
name viii 1ake On an added ulster
with the passing OF tine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23
To Choose Loyal
Temperance Legion
Officers TODAY

According 10 the announcement Of
last Saturday afternoon the mem
bers Of the LOYAL Temperance Leg
iun. 20 of whom ware enrolled. viii
meet TINS afternoon at the Smith
Grammar school assembly rail %
noTninare and install Officers TO serve
the coming three months and %
aiar the routine work for earring
cut The activities for which the Leg
iun Is formed
Il is hoped thai al viii be present
Is well as new members 10 be en-
rosled Is TINS promises To be busy,
nelpfui organization throughout the
winter n the interests of the boys
and girls who have no club or other
atfilia11pnE.
Remember the hour Is az 4
a, clock this afternoon. directly after
the pictures. al the Grammar school
nail on State street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

Leon Q. Teeoet1s. collector Of in
te.nai revenue for the District on
Maine. Friday received cnmmuni-
cation from William M. Williams
commissioner af internal revenue AT
Washington. saving that questions
have arisen relating 10 the manutac-
rure of nun- Intoxicating cider and
non Intoxicating fruit juices exclu-
sively for Use in the home. 70 the IN
tsrnai revenue laws and that ne
hopes the following statement VIII
MAKE the situation clear
Cider made and used N the home
is not subject 10 the Ink under the
Internal revenue laws but grape and
other fruit Juices not including citier
If fermenfed 10 the point where they
contain one half of / PER cent. or
more Of aIcniiol by volume. even
ts1uuEt not Intoxicating. ara sub
jert TO the tax under the Revenue
Ac1 of 1918 as wine.
All persons producing fruit Juice
other that cider containing une-half
OF per cent or more uf alcohol by
volume are required TO register IN
accordance with Regulations No q,
Subject 10 the limitations. the head
OF Tamiir who has properly regis
tered mzv make 3BA gallons srciu-
sireiv for famiiy USE without pay
ment of the LEX therenn- IT he makes
more than sDP gallons. he must gre
bond and pay INK On the excess IF
such excess amount is Intoxicating.
double the or<7inzrv tzx is due as
provided by Section IS sf Title Ii NJ
the National Prohibition Act"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23
LISTEN LESTER"
AT OPERA HOUSE

Aagusta viii have the opportunity
OF seeing the musical comedy that
rE1E1ea Al the kuicisErbacker'
Tnea1ge- New York. City. sor twelve
consecutive nenths. Listen Lester
which was awarded the trademark
as The ssnay-as1 musical comedy of
the season TN BFToadway Is the work
of Harry L Car-. George L Sfod-
daEsd. and Harold Orch. lis dancing
features were remarkable IN a season
OF dancing Spetaalt2Es- ana II deserves
its rank as much for IT'S 1ernEi-
churesn efforts as for 11s Iunsfal
melodies winch have circulated
throughout the country On the Vic
uDiA- The sioTv concerns one Ar
nuIaB Guilty. 4 successful manlcurasi
with Elncn foresight. ana a package
Of letters. written 70 her by a re-
peatan1 Colonel Dodge The ersI-
while sutor. Colonel Dodge Is traaiea
hv the determined A-.5utus Id no1el
in Florida. The Colonel establishes
4 reputation for lodging the rindic-
tive A-butas. the female defec1ive.
wiho is trailing ArhutlE. and the de-
signing widow. Mrs Mumm. whn
awaits him with open arms. William
Penn, J--, the hotel clerk. is a good
mixer ann almost ksseps peace be-
tween the guests Of Ihe hetel; Lester
tne t1tula- nero of the caYnedF is Z
hotel porter who listens only when
the request Is backed by a bank nu1s.
Els services ara much u demand by
AL parties
TITS musical caTnelv reaches the
high water mark In wit dance and
song, and IN the excellence of It's cast
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23
Watervllle and
Cony Clash Today

Waterrille High comes 10 Augusta
to-day full of confidence that her nus-
kies viii be able To defend her can
tsnfann fur the championship uf CEN
tral Maine On the other hand the
Cenw bpys are equally confident that
they II be able TO handle the sirua-
1inn and administer a defeat 70 the
upriver aggregation. The game viii
be called H 2Sp o'clock and should be
an exhibition well worth witnessing.
Cony's lineup viii be the same as IN
former Eames-
Following the game the Watervlile
buys viii be the guests Of the Cony
students At q Halloween social IN the
evening N the Assembly hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

e. z. Ward of Bath arrived al the
building FRIDAY where he VIII
make hls headquarters during his
stay N the CITY Ee has accepted .
position At the ". Z Cannot. Pub
fishing Coznpaly.
Next Thursday eEening. Get. .s
has been selected Is the date for the
big COMMIT unity Eallowe en- party II
be held ar the building. arrange
ments for which are now IN the
hands af a COMMITTEES from the sew
eraI organizations Interested II viii
sure be same time and the entire
building viii be gwen over for the
festivities.
The local troop of Cir Scouts held
q meeting In the assembly hail FRI
day afternoon II clock when they
were addressed by Miss Alice Sandi-
ford. district director of View Eng
land Of Girl Scouts with headquRF-
tiers al Boston.
Today viii be the Last day of the
membership drive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

FIRST BAPTIST Gospe- Mission
and Christian MlsslonHrT Aalianes
nesting a. ? M as usuAl. and On
Tuesday afternoon 81 @-sD ana evening
al O'clock All weicarnE-
WINTHROP STREET TNIyER-
salisJ church. Rev. - Francis Walcn.
minister: SUNDAY ssrvice 81 lh-0e
with sermon by the minister. foplc
The Eternal Innsr1tanrs sundzy
school at L. 7, p c L A. see Junior
YP c. L al Ya-sp N kindergarten
-oprn-
ALL SOULS 6Tnitariane church.
state street Garner of Oak si-efI
Rev. Paul 5. Phaien. minister. 1h,sp
A. NJ. morning service. conducted by
ms minister. sermon by The Rev. MSngf
Sirrfpns of Boston. Mass. lis - N.
church school. A c7rdiKA wescene 10
all This church is dedicated 10 the
proposition that spiritual Ike ana us
ciplfne Of character are ESSENTIALS 1ur
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Seriety, WI
liarns street Services II lh.se- SUD
1ts-t. Probation After DEATH sun
Tlsr school. 1896: testimonial nesting
"Wednesday al O'Clock. HSeaing
roesn at the Christian Sc1euce cnhyea
open SATURDAYS from . 10 s-sbs aAHo
lending library NJ auIhorszea Snf1s-
tixn Sciencs wr-t.ngg r-,r--pr,
BAPTIST church. 1850 A M wor-
srin. with sermon by Rev Fred
Rooar of Wakefield. Mass. IL 50
c,larrstl school z P. = z. Al 49,
and evening service Al 80, 7-sp r. H.
Wednesday, PRAYER nesting
SAINT MARKS church. PieAssnt
s+-e.4 near Winthrop street. Rer- L
M Z Kaspp. RECTOR ESQ A M. nuiF
r.rrurnuniuII. $50 4 M. church scncol-
7Oa5 4 NJ mathis ana Sermon 4-st z
n ctpral e4-snsonE and sermon. MID
week. services: Thursday tst amon
ann Jaae's day.. 7-Se ana A. M noiF
.uTnr1unlpyS TUESDAY AT saint marx
E5uu,es $50 4 n morning SERVICE.
-7Tt1,,r-ssysr $50 p. M every mempW
meeting IN the parish house.
SAINT RARNABAS ctkpea- sn-
sror srreet. Rev Z N L hnHpp rec
Tor g.1s p NJ church schou. ADV
p NJ evening prayer
sCTTH CONVERSATIONAL anorcn.
Isrnas Il. Ecoh. pastor 1e.sA- sel7nun
~ es,e minister. subject. Come 70
TeS.rF. mems forum meets IN ne
-.,1,I--., at - Lewis a BursfaEn. Pres
fier1fc SUNDAY school meets n me
EREEN STREET AETHoE1s1
rpTs(.T9P Al. Rev. W J. L-Fton. Mos~
ss1in and serrnen. 1850 A. M; Churs:n
Sr1oel. i M: Epworrh Le1gne- esso
NJ Gospel service 3-Sh M
-,ra~e- ana praise service. WennesdAS'
20 p IA. Junior League Neunesd3E'
? Is.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23
HELEN YoRkE
All Proclaim Her
Wonderful Singer

All who heard Helen Tarke II City
Ean last year were asfuniEned BY the
perfection ann beauty Of her marvel
Gus caioratura soprano vusce and
were quite czptsvated by her gIriiEh
charm ana attractive personality and
after the RECITAL mot cne could be
found who did not express must en-
thnsiRstic appreciation Of her sing
ing and her arr An evening Of ahso-
lure enjoyment YVES the verdict Of all.
But Augusta is mt the only place
tha- Eas heard Miss Tar.ke and pro-
claimed her the charming artist that
she ia Scnres of towns and cities
during the past season have found
Miss Tnrks's singing equally aE won
deyfza and her appearances and per
sonality Just as attractive Here are
a few opiuiurs Of Miss yurke offered
IN other places.
Musical America - Helen Torike.
Scprana. achieved q pronounced snc-
cess in her recital Al Carnegie Hall.
Numerous e1unrss greeted the singers
effar-s. and so enthusiastic were her
hearers AT the conclusion of her final
sung that four extras were IN order
Evening Teiegram-Helen Ynrkes s
~szftse lis uuusuaIiy fresh and beautiful.
In Caro- Nome" f1-nm RiEnief-o"
her T-uace WIS smoother and Of inner
quality than at the first recital
Cumberland Evening. Times-Heien
Ynrke naSled as second AdelinR Patti
summed I'D. fhe verdict of New
York res1ewers is that F5elen ynrke
IL me rnrst gifted ann promising
voung artist there this season
Evening Maii--Ezeien yarse seems
Co have practically everything with
which 10 please the eyes and ears
Fer voice fiuated 70 every part OF
Carnegie Hail with the same crTs1aa-
me s,,surz1, an il lids in Aeoiinn. She Is
pretty. spirited very winning with a
yse.sce Of marked Individuality
N Mnsssna. Eapses-MerrAnanfs was
d1Isa with . sashapuahis audience fur
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

"A -ery attractive Launching uook
place IN Warren Fr1dzy wheu the a.
foot meter buzf designed ami huiit by
B. 4 Spear took her mslEen plunge
INTO the waters of the Georges river
The christening Was performed by
Peter St2rrett who broke over her
BOW d bottle of cxtsup the strongest
rhlng that could De found IN Warren
The boat was named ToguE- for 1tzat
was the builders former home. hit
Nj Spear plans 10 make the boat his
future home After the engine Is n
proper running or-ier he Wiz came 10
Rnckland and secure Z safe znour.ng
FOR the winter The Togus is ~ 1oof
overall. 7-fcet beam and feet draft
of se.ni-sneed type. with sleeping ac-
curnrnoda1inns for four persons INT
motor il . 4s-hcrse pswer STANDARD.
open crank-czse Mr.. Spear was eight
vazrs building the bsxt. wn1king al
edd intervals Cnlraer-Gaz-
cite
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23
mrs GOULD YEAKS TO
MOTHERS

IN . nice letter tn the ar J. r True
& %. Mrs. irving Ezsu5d Cd CneS-er-
and Ohm SAYS As nv boy Is sag.A
and IN muEn need Of yunr Elsx1r 1
ought not 10 be without j.. I cannot
speak too much praise IAr True
Elfxsr nKE sinne wonderful things 19r
mr. cflilrrezl and I will shady answer
any mothers letters N regard To rsae
medicine and suffering children.
Mt6s Could OF 14ssazsESzk1x af
ziEtshers WIN Book after me heAztA OF
ziaear clsilarHz by giving -h-aa DR. FrzesE
Elixir. the Family LzxE-4Re ana warm
Exryrfie<s II voszr cA1llttsen hzrse THESE
symptoms give them DR. -rnsgK Esixtr
symptoms Of Worms. E.&d breath
swollen upper lin SozEr sz0i.-axa
s3fsnxi pxkus uzle face. eyes heavy anu
esu1l rwsfctrtuE eyezisis& strsltnE 81 1s4e
uuz< and rertrxn-s 6111Tx <2r- cunEf- rpss
rpsxz1E tkss tongue starting ss3arfn-
siexr. s2usr fewer Es- T<zzssa Esixsr. rss
Fnsuiiv L&xntssSss 3nn W~--r zzszrse4lsr. =
zrfti AZ AL elsa8nrz Taxrne g6Erx. EU
this Izs-ee sz1<eE-Az+w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

winch includes Gus Shg. Joe Mack.
Harry Am-ay, CtI k.e-ner, r9orencs
De Bar. Ma-uulra Dwight Caroline
Lar-k1n. Mary Ford. the Starr Guar
tssf7e. and the aainrses5. dRnciesI Of
chor-lses-
There are some good seats lei -nr
Monday ana II would he well 10
phone Ina. Or Gail II Box Office which
is open from II, A M 10 P. M
Lewiston lburn tnez1regoErs went
wild ever listen Lester last night
al the Empire Thsa1re-AdT.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

SCIENTIFICALLY
RAISED BOY Is
RANK FAILURE

didn't Raise Ny Ear II Be q
Soldier" IS cut Of dals- ali right hui
there are sEsrne parents wing think they
CHI bring I'D their children On hard
and fast lines and make Item amount
- saT'as1hlnEs f5nrat2o Drowning tries
this lit-9e stunt N the Fortune Teller
which VIII ne gwen 81 ing Colonial
theatre On Aunaar Drowning dis
cards MS wife ana attempts 10 bring
up his son on truly sFyHn1Efic lines
The result IS some accomplishment.
Mar5oria RaEnnssu Is ts1s featured
player Of me rnelotlrarna znd hs.- emo
1aeral work stamps her a. one Of The
fprpanpsI n me country .-Adr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

improvements upon the State PARK
are coming along nicely The CIR
f.,,,s- gravel walk east OF the Sfase
F4uuse is nearing completion. the
crew is now putting On the top cnat
<,f gravel ana after being completed
the whole win present much I'M
r,rurgment. FI1dzv they were set
s5nr out trees Winch are mamie and
IRE about Is years old The trees
are fully 30 feet high and their piac-
ing in the park VIII bring a quck
change for the better there M
Swas4ser OF the Olmsfead Eros
landscape gardeners, is super1nieno-
4nr the work The 0lmsfed Bros
laid out the grounds for the worid's
fair at Chicago and have long been
famous in their line SO that Augusta
is being assured Of the finest service
that can be obtained
In the rear Of the state park the
City marx is being put into order as
much as possible for the time being
The work has been started along rne
line Of general Improvement A drain
nine. $500 feet long. has been lad
and win drain rhe southeast part of
rne grounds. The water VIII drain
INTO the pond located in the park
I II. NICHOLS ca. is laying the pipe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

A very enjoyable evening was
passed by about 40 friends of WI
liam Bradbury On Oct q. Al his
home On Child street when they pre-
scented MIN with an easy chair The
OCCASION Was d surprise party IN
honor OF his Attn birthday Ice
cream and cake was served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

Rarai Lodge. No 50. F. & A NJ.
held a special meeting Saturday
evening. Oct L. when District Deputy
E P Williams assisted by Part Mas
ter w p Marble as marshal in
stalled the following ofnuers: W NJ.
ERNEST Wvmnn. o. w. g. A Phil
brick J. W. George EliE- 9. =.
William Ccwan. J.. D. Frank Barn.
ard. 5. s. Eden worf- J. s.. Arthur
Davenport Sec Arthur Haxnmond.
TREAS. Chax1a1 Tavinr- chaplain.
Charles Gs1rE marshal. Weston
Tavior: tsler. David Field
Vsefroia music and sexseral readings
by Mn Gard Green Of Wax@~flle
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23
SIDNEY

Willis z swift of Augusta was a
guest Saturdzy OF ms parents. Mr.
and Nxx- George Swift
George Elton and n L Goedhue
are harvesting their p0rzsoes-
/ E. Sawtelis was a business caller
IN Watefvllle "Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

vera en5oved- Nearly 158 csid justice
To the supper OF chicken. mashed
potatoes. salads cranberry sauce
coffee. pies cakes. etc Visitors were
present from Augusta. Naterv1iie and
yassaz bora
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

Charles Farnhnm Of Eallewel.
driving a Ford automobile collieed
with another czr of the same make
al the junction Of Grove street and
Western arerne. Friday afternoon.
causing some excitement among spec-
1acurs IN thai vicinity Fortunately
little damage resulted with the ex-
cepfion of bent mudguzrts- The
name of the owner Of the other car
was not known
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23
SHOP NOTES

I-ae hautleek hur WAFER hsf1ses
tDr sale Al Jehn Coughiins ere Among
the hest rR7nes known. Their ex-
rspraanallv duraa4e qualities hacked
br the two-vezr guarznfse af rns
mixers insure the buyer Of the bes-
fur his money
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

r. Whiting Of the Central
: Povs- ca. Was IN SkuwheEan.
Ia where On Thursday eve
-e gave a talk upon advertising
~hs eqrCe Of the Indepenoeu1-
= - cpr1pazy-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23
Camtai Grange :

Capital Grange viii hold meet
ing TINS tHaturdzya evening al O. A.
r. hail at 10 O'clock. The third
ana fourth degree VIII be conferred
upon a class of candidates. winch
vii be followed by the regular hzr-
vest feast Those who have not
been solicited for the supper vail
please bring doughnuts. czke Or
Y4rrzzad
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

II Z I Hamilton. Misses Efinur
3 ,z.1sE-h Hamilton nf Kokaf-i 10
-dlss -aDusA Hamilton IF Ereen-
a-ad n the CRY Friday and
- 7ass short time here calling
-r1e1aE.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

ME- s. Sewan Webster. daughter
blossom and san g SewAll Jr-.
have returned 1rum visit IN An
Euska- Mr. and MIS- Webster have
moved from their fur-ner huzne an
Meadow way 70 Oak sfrscf.-Baxt
Timex
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

Feather Tour yest- i one af the
biggest hits u the late popular sungs
and Melville. Smith 4 Son say 1Aes
alrea<dF had big sais ON sazns.
An7eHg the other parrscuiaray Eeed
songs are Just Like a Gypsy Ny
H1r- Town Is a one Horse Town.
The Rose I CaH Sweeaheazt-~ and
One SwesT Day" the latter being BIZ
the same writer uf One F7eersns
Hour"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

& zn1 Mr. Joseph a Ferin. Ell
2 Iar-Hr ana Irene Pepir and
[A@s iaag1un CT tins CITY. enjoyed
automobile ride To Lewiston
9lEv11E and Poland Spring, ts1is
p -1aa n -he trip IN Mr. Gag
R ag,urr1uille
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

Miss Ethel MarSTun 0f the Internal
Revenue force IS enjoying week s
vacation Tram her duties
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

Most of the large comrno1innE
clnsed cars. better known ms main
liners On the Electric Car service
have recently rerssved n new cnas uf
paint and vasnish. adding much u
their arpazranrs and nez1nex w41irh
Is greatly appreciates ny Hzxrums.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

r. H Cross and Il L Goodrich Of
TINS city were business visitors a.
Readfield Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

Mr.. ana Mrs. E7br1dge A. shaw Of
View Bedford. Mass, are rcreir1ng
conEratuiarsuns ON the birth Of a
daughfer. Priscilla Jane. born Oct
1d at the Cniun hospital. Mrs
Shaw before Marriage was miss
Helen r. Norton of this city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

Rand & Staazns. makers Of the
pEia1zble Yankee Bread czl a.
tenuun 10 their new orange caze. a
baking product SO perfect TINT itss
quality has already plared II IN the
fronf rank Of cake making. Il sells
fur &c
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

7eoesa1 AID are planning for
-l1we' N soc,Rl 10 he gIren az
FLOWS Hail. Monday evening,
I'm
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

I1s1r & EiTIaaK1sw Farm. Win
T.. -va,7e calling On friends Thurs
7 ne CITY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

Charles J. C1ie of ReRdfesd was a
caller 1t the ONCE of the Register OF
deeds. FRIDAY afternoon Alfred
Mathew af wafsrviile was also a
caller there en- the sxne Gay. George
w Chapman WAS al the Probate
ruuYT Friday on business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23
Red Cross Secretary
Here on Monday

Miss Todd. f.1e newly appointed
executive secretary and worker Of
the Augusta district of the American
He'd Cross. viii ARRIVE In the cifv On
Monday next and take I'D her duties.
she is seing sent t-um the Boston
Office. which il the main affirs of the
New England Bed Cross and the
local chapter feels must fortunate in
serur1ng suct an efficient worker rs
Miss Todd is sHld ID be She u TAX
inE the place Of Miss Bibbfr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23
LOCAL Notice

~'eEs'r dinner zt Ms. Sanburnss
s''-v slnda- AZ 80. S. 90 q
riders aiken Saturday by
r w. 81 Grove St. orrzSd11s
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23
W "ner car- and one sedan vef

!. "ueH cars and one sedan yea
Ao'a- szvE M. p Wight in adv
Aac Overland nanufacrur-
'-'sai'tsss against prire reduction
august 1921" Nofe vaIues
So 80 I@rs n ANY, on last page
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

Dur-ies a. F7efrherss
Irving an absolute
T. -fr Une year. P-1ne only
oct@@Sdzf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-23

n, 'iis' Society. winch com
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