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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
MRS. FAUGHAN'S WILL
CHILDREN GET BULK

Mrs Anna II. Vaughan. who. died here
not long ago, left 5000 TO her daughter
MlEE Bertha Z. Vaughan. in Cambridge
Mas. a1d S5faO 10 her son. Henry g
Vaughan o. South Berwick. These TWO
children also ge- me bill. CT the prop
cry alter certain oil ler Decuests
The sim Of 5000 is nlaced N the
hands Of rrus;ees ana the income rom
this t1nG IS to he paid TO ner niece.
Katherine y spencer. and upon her
death the income viii be fiviaed among
The Spencer and Goodwin nieces and
nephews. The slim Of s3e-0 is eft p
Elizabeth Gran Otis OF MS CITY and
s2f1e apiece ls left 10 her hrorner Ear
old Goodwin. and ner sister, Mrs. Mar
Mer-ici, Spencer The sor Is also given
me Bodwe!l and Swa-tun lots in Hal
lowell with all he Buildings thereon.
Elizabeth Russell Vaughan if -eIner-
nered with $3.50 and she gives si01 each
10 William Warren Vaughan ana his
w,fe. Katherine il. Williams. Lena
Spencer Mar Spencer, Harold Spen-
cor. J- Daniel Goodwin Mary Vaughan
and sam Vaughan. a, nepnews an
nieces. There is nothing IN rhe will 70
denote he valve Of he- estate
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
ADJUSTMENTS


Mildred Ha--;s Chaplin in FORBID
den a Cniversai-Jewel production, will
be the =ea-ure at Moss. Bruadway, com
mencing tomorrow.
This big sensation wi, be shown Il
the Johnson Opera House TODAY and
SATURDAY. Accompanying tins big fea-
-ure with Iirs. Charlie Chaplin is
Under suspicion, big special with d
selected cast and d Lloyd Comedy.
Look out Below This makes ,S-
reel sh 3w and j corher The Dill al
both theatres next week demands The
notice Of every linn fan within miles
around. We open Monday a. the
Strand with The Wolf" with Ear
VILLAS; Bryant WashDurn in 1T
Pays 10 Ad-ertise' anc Gaumont News
X Wednesday, finds "Jnx'' with Mabel
Aorrnand, Peggy Hyiand in "A Girl IN
Bohemia and Gaumnut News. FRIDAY
finds End Bennett in the Paramount
picture. What Every Woman Learns'':
The Spirfire of Seville" ana the seriai
Lightning BRYCE AT the Johnson
Opera House On Wednesday is the g-ea,
Special "A Midnight Romance" with
Anita Stewart; another special. 'Choos-
ing a Wife" and Ford Weekly followed
by the Lloyd Cnmeds. ''Dutiful Duh"
Friday inds Tom Nix in Speed Ma
MAC; Frank Mayo and Edith Roberts
IN 'Laska. . Down by The Rio Grande"
and Lloyd Comedy. Mex. Isle over "
Do you wonder we feei chesty about
this weeks proEram.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
Many Applications for jobs
At New Shirt Fact0ry

good number Of applications are
being received daily for JOBS IN The new
shirt factsrv On lower State street. &C.
coruing 10 Miss Marguerite Brooks Of
this city VINO is the superintendent Il
il expected that the factory will De
opened with 90 machines and Miss
Bronks is receiving applications t-nm
experienced machine operators
In speaking Of the work on the build
ING now in process. Mics Brooks stated
hat the first floor vii. be given over
20 offices. the second floor to the ma
chimes. and the third Sour to q large
recreation room for the employees. In
the recres ton hail there win NJ a Piano
and yictroia. and from time 10 time
entertainments may be given there for
the factory workers. Al noon the EN-
pioyes viii gather there 10 enjoy 80
cial hour and TO eat their lunches. and
tea and cnffee viii be sold. f is mt
intended. however, 10 run q cafaEarin
for the employees.
Miss BROOKS srated that sine wished
70 cnrrect the impression TIM. only silk
shirts VII, be manufactured ehsE1. Ont
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
Cecemher Wexther

The month Of December Of tie vear
jusr closed was dominated by fEtr
weather. rain falling On only three DAYS
and snow on five days. The DAYS on
WHICH snow or rain 1aI were Dec. 2 :,
:, T. H. -. II and TO-
The highest temperature for me
month. from readings taken AT A. M.
WAS e degrees. On the 18th; and the
lowest from readings taken a. the
same hour, was 10 degrees below Ze-u,
on the 18th and 18th. The average tenn
psracu-e for the month, from these
readings, was ISs degrees.
The daily ternpera .ure Sor the month
from readings taken H : A. NJ was as
follows. Dec / 70 degrees. .. 10: ,, z
:. 10: g. L. 6, II; :, 20; s. "a. Q. Is: 10. o. .
i, 10. Z. II l3. 81; Il. IS Is. 10; 16. 2. y,
10 below Is. 10 below: 70, below: 70. /
below; ~ below; .. 10; g, 3, - q:
.. 10: Is. !. q. ~; .. Ii, %. .; 10. IL:
u, L.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

ping There has always been more
or less Of il done in this section bul
more than ever of tate years.
Rich EunneweE Of Auburn. tbs
well known fur dealer. has a LT2
wire representative IN tins section.
A. g. Robinson, who sometimes IN
his official capacity as deputy si1er-
If makes the fur fly" when he
hauls in some -ecalcitrant vioiat0r Of
Robinson will probably purchase
some s15.0At worth of fura. rrappe !
IN this section. In the past three
weeks he mas bought nearly 81 eaa
worth Of mink skunk fox. coon and
nuskrat skins al within radius 81
I. miles Of Gardiner. From Elmer
Biodger1 he has purchased ss55 worth
Of skins; Of Clarence Mcdonald s25s,
Samuel Mcdonald s557-5: T. J. Preble
70 the above numerous others have
brought IT skins giving returns OF
from $40 70 600.
Fox skins have not come in As
rapidly as formerly owing 10 tne
Fact thai there has ben a law against
trapping them IN Lincoln county un-
I'll within a few weeks Id- Robin
son was instrumental in having Lin
coin county placed IN the class with
other counties IN the Stale and trap
pers have been securing results BY
reason Of this.
Il would seem almost Inproba. Dl =
mat such an amount Of -urs could
be secured n such a -i1ickly popu-
lated territory. The rrappers are
mostly young men and are very skill
ful II their work
Some few years ago Deputy Sheriff
Robinson bought Of A. s. Moody OF
Damariscotra a live black -ox FOR
which ne paid SLICE. Even al this
price he realized a reasonable profit
as the fox was sent 70 Prince Ed
ward Island where they were fox
crazy. Today a black fox i not
nearly as valuable as formeriy It
IS now the silver grey that brings
the high price
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
NATIONAL HOME

officer Of the DAY. Capt Hug
Doyle
George Z. smith. LATE eth I'm
assigned Ne. INF. has reported for
admission IL HE Home.
The -auains OF the late JOHN u
Adams have been Sent - Wakefield;
Mass. for burial
The returns tor furlougts Thurs
day were Orlando Hooper from
North Arson, and Abran Clark from
Was.b burn
The moving picture program for
Friday evening viii be Frank
4 eenac in Gates Of Brass" q Patne
News. and Lloyd comedy entitled
"JazZed Honeymoon"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
Change ~ Speakers for Forum,

7on- FRANKLIN Wentworth. sched-
uieo TO speak at the Open Forum
meeting sunday afternoon. is seri-
ousiy III. according 70 a telegram re
ceived Thursday afternoon bv g.
Walden Smith If Augusta. president
OF the Augusta Forum Association.
don- ". L. Coiyer famous English
economist, has been secured to AXE
the place Of Mr. Wentworth.
MI Coiyer IS a thorough student
and cnnVersHnf with present day af-
fairs Of world Importance. and forum
patrons may be assured that -hev
VIII derive both pleasure and profit
from hearing his views IF the re-
construction period as il looks from
England
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
Mrs. !. w. Robinson Eertertains

The nome VI Mrs j. Walter Rob
4nson. School street, was the scene Of
Thursday afternoon from 10 6. OF
one of the MOST pleasing and delight
'ful social events of ten season, when
she was the hostess III an after
noon Tea, given II honor Of Mrs. VII
liam Tudor Gardiner of the Oaklands.
The house Was pretrily decorated
with christmas greens. poInseLras
anC cut flowers The attendance WIS
large. Mrs. Robinson received and
presented her guests 10 Mrs Gardiner.
In the dining room the following ia
cies poured Mrs z. v. Partridge.
Mrs. 3. 3. Clay If Boston. Miss
lara Robinson. Mrs Bertha Allen
they were assisted by Mrs. billiard
Cook, Mics Alice Make Mrs. F. \.
Boston. Mrs Eleanor Ogg and Mrs.
ozsheer Smith.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
Our High School BuilrIna

hrs. Laura I. Richards has caused
10 be mailed 10 the varipus mems or
CARNATIONS OF the CITY the following
letter. II is 70 be hoped that the mer
will respond as hearth as have the
ladies
Dear SID: A. the lasr midsurr1rned
meeting of the Woman Ph:ianthroplc
Union Of Gardiner the various organ
-Za-ions Of women n our city pledged
themselves 70 make corporate cont,.i-
button 20 the fund for the new High
school Most of th,se pledges nave a.
ready been redeemed. numerous en1er-
uainme7ts and sales having bean held
through me summer and lal. WIN ex-
cellent result; Of me rerna iuder an
early fulfilnenr Is promised
Il mas been suggested that the men :
organizations may be glad 10 make 4
similar effort, one Of these organiza-
lions ne knights OF Columbus. mas
already done 50. ! therefore wrY1e %
ash II you will k.nd,y bring the matter
before rhe ---, and urge upon
rs members the prop-lerv Of their so
clety being represented IN the genera
work of the community for This all
important object
The new High school Is now I'LL as
stirred fact. thanks largely % The gen
crosby and public spir.. Of a few men.
twenty-five thousand dollars. however
Sill remains 10 De raised and Tor ttlis
sum the building committee looks to
the citizens OF Gardiner in the conf
dent hope thai they will -!s4 70 the
occasion and carry on. each according
20 MS ability. the work which has been
go well begun, and which is now 10
near its completion.
Hoping for your kind assistance u
rnis matter believe me-
Very sincerely yours.
LARA Z. RICHARDS.
President Wouien's Philant hrupic Union
Of Gardner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
BAGLEY POST. VETERANS
OF FOREIGN WARS.
INSTALLS OFFICERS

Ensign Worth Bagley Post No q
Veterans " Foreign Wars. held It's
installation Thursday evening anu
was Witnessed by large number NJ
guests.
Frank q. Andrews. assistant n
specrDr general. assisted bv James
c. StodGard, as master IF cereInon-
les acting as post commander, IN q
very able manned installed the fol-
lowing officers: Commander, Amos
F. tngham; junior vice commander
Walter F. Lee. chaplain. john j
Cavanaugh; adJutaut, John r. Gun
ming; quarrermasts~ Joseph z. VII
lett; officer of the guard. Patrick j
MCCARTHY: officer Of the day Mich
ael J. Lsfan; qua-ternaster ger
geant- john H. sullivan; sergeant
Major Thomas r kenney: color
sergeants. William D. Carroll and
" alter White, post Historian.
Charles F. Baldwin: patriotic IL
structor, James E Dolan and Philip
s. Malioy trustee for IS months.
After the ceremonies Commander
Vaicour called on Capt ". 8. oak
man. whose few remarks war
greeted ~ a most hearty applause.
He was followed by Capt O. 2. Clio
den by short talk John r.
Lamayy, commander of Tiffany
Camp. was the next speaker and
was followed by Major Niles L.
Perkins with a few pleasing re-
marks and humorous stories. Rev
Frand L Phalen the Home chaplain,
was next and his remarks an DR..
riorism and loyalty we-a very inter
esrfng. A recess was then declared
and refreshments of hn.. cuffee.
dnugt;nnrs. cheese. appiss and cigars
were passed.. The meeting was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
MUNICIPAL COURT

Cpon tie complaint Of Bert Bailev
IIveryman. Percy Maryrop of nj.
CITY was arra.gned before Judge :
. Lancaster al the Augusta munici-
pa court on THURSDAY. Nj Bale,
complained that Marston. VINO WIS in
us employ was paid off on Wecnes
day evening. receiving the sum ~
s9.ao and mad later gone TO me ma
who Lad employed Mr. Bailey snc
Collected $3.50. which was On. N
Galley for services
Respondent explanation Of ~.
matter was that the s-.5e ne had :,
carved from &-- Bailey was a present
me court however could not accept
us version OF the affair. Respond
ent rnailv agreed to refund the mon
ey and pay the COSTS. which he die.
and sentence was suspended.
Mattsr Of missing Overcast
another matter heard RECENTLY NJ
the court involved the taking Of an
overcoat owned by Amedee Cousure
OF this city. the alleged larceny hay
ing occurred at a dance given AZ :
nal on Water street on last Saru-
cay evening.
II appeared, according To the tesei-
moHT gwen n the matter, that four
boys from WaterviIie. Flsrin Lon
nier. Leon PiiOn. Patrick and Corbefr
marshall. came down ID Augusta t.
attend d dance given in me evening
n a hal on Water street. Wheu
they Went away there was stored in
-nafr "a tu~
which did not belong 70 them.
The young man who lost the over
coat Amedee Couture, reported the
matter 10 the police. VINO got on t-acIz
Of the young men from WarerviUe
The police talked with Patrick anu
CorDett Marshall who al first did mt
seem TO know anything about IN,
matter, put later did admit that thcv
knew where the coat was. They sen
The coat by mail 70 Cuv Marsha
MchenEey, with d letter saying tina
they would pay for the trouble.
As 4 new overcoat had been taken
al previous dance. On December IL.
II was thought that The TWO Young
men might know something abou1.
thai matter. They were arrested and
arraigned late "Wednesday afternoon
before the court, and they told Their
story
Corbert Marshall said he knew
nothing about the coat taken last
Saturday night Patrick Marshall
admitted that ne had taken the coat
but without the knowledge Of tn
other members of the party H.
saiG ne was drunk and did not knew
what ne was doing. but II appeae-I
that he took the coat and put II in
The automobile before they started
on their return to Watsrviile. Ti1e
coat was hidden in the car, and the
other young men did not know II
was there.
The Young man had no previous
court record lie expressed hrmselr
as willing 20 pay the ein. whir:I
amounted I'd s23.S2. He paid the
amount, the coat was restored to irs
owner and sentence was suspended
IN the matter.
The two young men stated tina Z
they knew nothing about the over-
coat which WAS taken at the danes
on December Ia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

and Mrs. Arthur I. Trask took place.
The hall WIS prettiiy decorated for
the occasion II green and white.
Early in the evening friends and
nelshbors began TO gather for the
event and the host OF MERRY makers
Is eloquent testimony 10 the esteem
and respect N which the Trask fam
lies are held. Substantial gifts of
checks. money and other tokens were
presented by friends who wished to
snow their esteem.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
Look Who's Herei Charles Ray.
Priscilla Dean and the Big Serial.
Lightning Bryce

Look Who's Here, Charles Ray.
Priscilla Dean and the Big Serial.
Lightning Bryce"
A bill a. rhe Strand that should please
all.
enred --oup Of players IL his studio and
picks casts for his stars from amCng
them Charles Rays lead ne woman in
'-C--ookeu Straight is Margery Wilson
w'7u has appeared with the star before
and also with William s. Hart. She %
extremely pleasing N the role Of Vera
Owen. the CIR, who reforms the herr.
fans as = character actor n old man
parts. lie has = characteristic BIT In
this picture. Gordon ,Iullen. we'll
auown in Ince produ tons before the
war has returned fro service and mas
the part Of the ''heavy." Wade 8oteie-
is also included in the cast.
On the same bill today Il Priscilla
Dean in Pretty Smooth u -atrlins
drama that sets ones blood 10 ting
ling. The great serial Lightning
Brvce.'' episode No. .; Wolf Nights
will also De shown. making spien-
did weekend program Montay
f,uas RATHER in Eugene Walter
grant MAY, "The Wolf with Earl VII
I,ans and Bryant Washburn III IT
PAYS To Advertise and the Gaumnnt
Weekly News. Great bills in these
houses. No better in Maine. Shows
10 AM F.3a-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
Salaries. Asked for
Common School Teachers

The following is The minimum sal
aries asked for the teachers in the
common schools OF this city: High
school graduates with no experience.
s540: Normal school graduates with
no experience. s700; Normal school
graduates with or more vea-s' e7-
Berience. $3.50; principals OF eiemen-
tary schools. s9e0 principals Of
grammar schools. $1,000
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
JERU SALEM CHAPTER
Is TO CELEBRATE
IT'S I0GTH ANNIVERSARY

Jerusalem Chapter ROYAL Arch
Masous. viii observe its 190th ami
versary al Masonic hal tonight. A
banquet Will be served al so G clock.
following which fitting ceremonies
anu speech making viii Jake place. A
Large gathering Of Masons Is assured
The local Blue Lodge members have
been invited and q Cumb er Of out
cf-town guests are expected TO al
tend. Ii will be some lime" and the
occasion will be one long To De -s-
-ueIpp ernC
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
ANUSEMENTS

At The Acme Theatre today VIII De
shown an exceedingly delightful anu al
PERTAINING photopiay entitled My Lit
lie Sister" Tins picture comes wei
recommended from It's showing III IRE
large cities and the story Is one tnaI
appea!s TO all Recent important events
rom all over the globe are shown II
The Fog News. and Mutt and JEFF
Comedy completes the biu-Ad~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

MISS Gladys Marshall entertained u
Of her associates from the Il. p Clear
water Co. on New Years eve al he-
home on Western avenue The guests
presented many beautiful surprise g1T-s
while thew wished their hostess happy
rev year. Il was a Joly evening OF
roeu-a! stunts games and music Re-
F-ast1roeuts were SERVED and the parrv
broke up a, 4 .ute hour
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

The City League basketball games
winch were scheduled 10 be played
N the City hall tonight have been
post DOneG until next week on ac-
count OF the games al the CoEy
High school assembly rail- tonight.
The managers OF the league wish 70
lend their support IN favor of the
Cony games and Tor that reason they
believe II Will De better 10 sci their
games ahead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

The last meeting Of the present city
government will De held Saturday
evening next. Il would be well for al
having outstanding bills against the
CRY 20 have the same in The hands
of the respective departments before
that time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

brought To a close with remarks ny
James Daley, John F Cunning and
others. ". :. Oaknan. IN behalf Of
Cutler Post. O. A r. extended u cor
dial invitation ID al TO be present
al rs installation next Tuesday eve
ming.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
FROM HALLOWELL
Telephone sss- x

Or ana Mrs Earle s Buchanan left
Thursfiay morning Cor Boston. where
they viii make their home. the doc
Tor already having practice there.
Mrs. buchanan was formerly MISS
Audrey Willis Of this city
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
in Vicinity Of Gardner

Time was when the rural resident
of this section could count On quite
a. hit of money for their winter z
w,r,r upun the ice These times
have evidently passed but there mas
arisen another method by which Inc
farmer can ada to his stipend, rAp-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
Double Wedding
Celebration at
Chelsea Grange Hall

Chelsea Grange hail was the scene
of a unique celebration Thursday
evening when the golden wedding an
niversary Of Sir. and Mrs. Thomas
Trask and the crystal wedding ann
verusry of their s0n and his wf1s. M
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
Simpson TomEinson

Willis c. Simpson and Jennie Tom
linson. both Of Gardiner. were mar
RED "Wednesday evening AT the Ran
aoiph Methodist parsonage Rev. J
Parry Irving officiating.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
Namcr- Reed

William Harnor and Persis Mildred
Reed, both OF this city. were united
IN marriage III $50 P M Thursday
At - Child street. Rev ". J Lay
TON officiating The single ring cere-
mony Was used
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

Mar Eelton Drummer Chapter y =
r.. viii meet FRIDAY e~ening ii 3 CLOG.
with Mrs Mabel c. Hail M Rasie,
o9 the state office OF charities VII! give
aa address. All members VINO have not
paid Their dues arc urgently requested
10 do so a. This meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

Miss Frances Perry is visiting III
her hume in Randolph. Miss Perry
is IN tire department of Physic The
rapy at the L. S General hospital
No. Il which Is located at Staten Is
land. She mas been in the service
for over a year. first al Lakewood. y.
j.. and since My last 1t Staten Is
land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

The funeral Of the late Charles ".
Hartman WIS held Thursday after
noon a1 90 o'clock from his late
home orNEighiand avenue. Rev. Fer
bert > Dow, pastor Of the Highland
avenue Methodist Episcopal church
ofiiciating. The bearers were s. "
Talbot. c. H. Berry, E. c. Dill ana
E. E. Bacneider The inferment was
IN Oak Grove cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

The local fishermen are busy Just
row pulling nets from the river fillec
win me famous Maine mountain
rror!- tsuc!:ere7 ! large consignment
WIS shipped Thursday 10 New York
markets
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

Cusknoc ROYAL Arch Chapter
worked me Rcyal Arch degree on
Thursday evening and refreshments
were served. The Journal night owls
We're remembered win u generous
supply Of delicious sandwiches
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

The New Years meeting Of the Ell
deavor Sociery Of the Gaptist Church
Will be neld this evening a. Tie res
ld-nce Of Mrs Winter - Maple
street. with Mrs Alberta Wall rs
tenup~
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

Miss Aaude Stafford who has been
Passing the holidays in the city as
Inc guest Of ner mother, Mrs. Fran
CHS ea.ford. at her home on Win
Chrop street. returned Thursday to
North Attleboro.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

M aud Mrs. Wvma0 Bea- Oh
SHREWSBURY Mass, arrived II town
Thursday for 4 few days' visit with
Mrs.. Reais' father, George II. Wits
10 Middle street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

r \ NugenJ Of Wha4en, MASS
wa calling on friend. Il ms CITY
Thursday on business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

The Star Club will NEE, Friday
evening with M-s. Frank Till. Plea
SAINT street Important business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

Herbert E. Page Of Is School street.
Norrh Artleboro, Mass. wishes 10 an
nn,uce the engagement Of his daugr,-
tar. Lortie Emma Elizabeth, I'd VIII
liam Herbert Couser OF Mansfield.
Mass. Miss Pase has many friends
in this city, having formerly resided
here.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02
LOCAL NOTICE

Dance. Monday night, June ), Civ
IN nv E.Dval Neigtlbors. X. Of P. hall.
For sale-Lunch privilege at Mars
tor & Brooks factor All BIDS sehled
To be II Jan s. Address. Arthur
straw care Mars1on & Brooks.
IanId331
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

Mrs. Edward Bailey OF Richmond
IS j rlsiror a. the home of her
daughter. Mrs Leslie Tuschnoe, Sec
0nd street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-02

Arthur White of Brunswick arrived
last evening for few days Fisit
with relatives III this CITY.