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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
AUGUSTA LOCALS
INTERESTING ADDRESSES
II REGULAR MEETING OF
HOSPITAL AID SOCIETY

Tie Hospital li1 E/,CrtY be.1 ia
regular .,.ee:.ng a. 3 O'Clock TGsscay
a.urrs,oa a. the home .: Mrs, George
e. Izcor.psr On state gtrect with q
ro1d attendance u TrseFnberx. After
ms ira neact!on ~ t..e !eEDla. E1sI-
r.egy there vas short program Ia
which met interesting and instruc.
i've a1dreeasg mere given ny judge
r. r. Gane- II this city and Ara.
s1rnnle-s .: D,scJD. The meeting
wa p-esItet orer hi tEse president,
Hrs. T., e. Carl.
Judge Eaaer In h4E address ns=r
timed the c@Ues-s ana couditipne Uf
tho greS; war ana he efnpbatica.iy
proclaimed tia. /, was the loes VI t..c
morale III the German army that
yatned TIC ,!ctofy fDf the al.lea. he
.l,oke q! the iaG1enc. u the 'i.eie, .
not ia far a@ay countriss or IN far
aeay Eta.es. but right here in our
DrH sew England. and he pointed
~. that the Erea.eet problem IL not
The men but the women. The Arneri-
cans have ~ bc Ameficauized an well
AZ the foreigners. In these daya II
~ many organizations We must
teach American citizenship by ~
ample.
He told tire members of the a,d
that they are functioning In the high
est way 70 good citizenship. The or
sanization 10 part Of the great hog
pi'ai which IL sending on. help 70 the
community. Sickne.s. disartcr, aor-
row puts US all on the same level.
AugustA has rcaDon - feel proud Of
It's doctors and SURGEONS: they have
"a wonderful personnel The Hospital
Ala occupies Il remarkable position.
''et the best equipment all the way
through. The best lis none too good
for the sick and suffering But back
NJ all there must be Ia. morale Of
the people OF Augusta And lie
showed that II the Hospital Aid cid
that they would be helping TO build
Up a true and just government tv
the Inspiration OF example.
The next speaker. Mrs. Summers az
Boston. q trained worker who Is i,ere
Tor the social survey Of this city
spoke of the plans for the work
which IL now under way.
The meeting was then adjourn I'd
and the members enjoyed, a social
hour. refreshments being served in
The dining room by the hostess.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
SAYS U. S. SOCIALISTS
WOULD LINE UP AGAINST
ANY EFFORT BOlSHEVIK|

..!bany, -. y. Fsb. Ill. the Eol.
sheYik. ever should attemp; by force
to irnpoSe tie ~. ~ go,ernrnent IN
the American T,coplc against the 1i!!
Of the najority american Socialists
would take their stand against the
Russians according ~ an assertion
.oday b. Morris Iiiliqvit, Socialist,
lcaier at tie trial II The Ave e1s-
pended epcial:+t a4scmbIymnn,
charged With disio, atty
tIr. iIii!qul' chief counsel and frat
"itneg. for the deferEe made Tits
declaration ~ t}.e ciosH Of this after
'.ron'a sesston IN reply ~ !!pothc:.-
cai message frDrn W.n. Evans q
Number II the Assembly judiciary
committee. winch Is holding the hear
ings
BIT. Iiuiqu;t. Dhp il interna ion Al
g:'retagy y. the .toc.aliEt party quail
fed a. al expert on Socialism. iic
sa4 Called 10 refDtc among other
cfiarses one that The Socialist party
of America affiliated with tbs inter
national n lii: agent Vi an alien. ~
'fsibie empire. seeking 10 project j.
Bef as Z. revolutionary force in varl-
o,Is countries.
IN connection with the charge t!at.
b. plndging support - the third
tMoscow) international. American
Socialists had endorsed a campaign
81 civil war and violence advocated
BY Lenine and Trotsky. Mr. Hiilquit
testified that American Socialists
were not ruled BY the international!
which he sai1 never had issued any
"secrct" instructions and has ~
Guenccd only "A moral" power. Mr..
Iiil!quit asserted afro that there vas
no such being "a citizen of an Ia
visible empire"
Asked to define the attitude towarL
war Of the third International. sir
JIilIquu declared that information ii
has really not been organized at this
time more than in name"
Er. Hillquit explained the party vi
Socialists in Russia known as tho
Communists with a few mostly an
authorized representatives from a
few neighboring countries" had pro-
claimed organization of the third in
d1uSu tUdL tuc
chances are the third international
VIII modify.it form and program
substantially in some points and
then may become the international
Of Socialism,
Inc League OF Nations was IN
Jected into the hearing when Mr..
Hillquit asserted that although all
ways advocating a true" League of
Nations. Socialists opposed the pro-
gram adopted at Paris "by a lot Of
old diplomatic fossils" because IL
would serve only to perpetuatc The
causes OF war.
His testimony along this line was
introduced. to refute O. statement by
Peter Collins. knights Of Columbus
worker. qualified by the prosecution
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
UPPER RHINE
PACT
BEFORE DEPUTIES

Paris. Monday. Feb. 13.-(French
Wireless Service.)-A bill has been
introduced in the Chamber of Dep
uties providing for adoption of the
Franco British convention OF Sep
TENDER s, 1919, relative to the estab-
iishment Of the frontier between
equatorial Africa and the upper Nile
region.
The establishment of this frontier
was left in allegiance at the time Of
the Franco British . agreements of
1898 and 1899. and as some contro-
versy had arisen on the subject, It
was to have been brought forward
for arbitration by the British govern
ment in February. 1913. The war
prevented any conclusion being
reached. but on September s. 1919.
the two governments signed an
agreement.
The commission which Is to fix the
boundary will be fully authorized to
determine the rights Of the tribes af-
fected.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
COLBY COLLEGE
COLBY'S DEBATING
HOPES ARE BRIGHT

The prospects for a successfu,
season for the debating team at
colby college are exceedingly
brigh, now and are looking b.,te,
an the time. Membership is beinr
solicited and the ranks are swelling
rapidly. Secretary Tilton Of the 20.
ciety states that at present there an.
at least 30 men who are to try ont
Tor the team that is to renrese,t
Colby in the Triangular Debate w;,h
TUFTS and Clark colleges eAat ,s
scheduled to take place on Friday
evening. May Z.
AS soon as the subject ;s en
an men who are to compete for the
team VIII be required to prepare an
arsumentative debate Of about fva
minutes in length before a hoard ~
Judges composed Of members az 81.
faculty who will select the succsssr,,,
contestants. The team fhis -.
Will be composed Of four men i,-.s.
or three men as formerly and tha-a
Will be two teams, one to deh...
nome and one at either Tuf,s -
Clark. s or
me method by which the oyes,;.,
IS CHOSEN is a simple one. Each co,-
lege sends three questions 10 ~.
McGovern Of Clark collere ,h~ :"
secretary OF the league: he in 49,
sends the list Of questions 70 a..h
coiiese. which makes three select,c.a
ana returns the results to him go
me three highest choices nra 49,
more returned to the COLLEGE. ana
three more choices are m.Se ."s
from the last selection the suhs...
Tor bedate 10 picked. es
Colby debated Clark co,,s-. -
worcester in 1919. at which tim.
tney were SUCCESSFUL in w,rns.e
from the Observation-Disclosures.
The exact strength OF +hs
that Colby will be able to mn, a,a.
this year is not known. hscnn.
the TACT that there was NO in,.-.,
iesiate debate last year and The .Ar
ity OF men IN the Freshman
Sophomore classes is not kno-~ u
There are about 10 men n n. M a.
Iege at the present time who NJ,
taken part In debate at dt0..-.
times during their course ana ~"
nave taken part In various spe.s,ns
contests. 'nS
As soon as the subject il ss,...,
II Is planned to have the teams chns
en and working on their suhis~.s
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NAV Withdraw Treaty

consider What its position would De
4 tie PREMIER pracseSec % settle ne
Atrix.e question without consulting
Il
whea tie neSossafso2s On TIE
A6-.x,ec aaessioH> were initiated :,
vas sass there waS understanding OF
al matters relating 20 this question
should - ss1.,si through foreign
c6Ss
In sors ctscsS, quarters il was SuS-
ges1sd today tia. tie fcreS<n press
By describing tie Presidents note as
= THREAT was seeking 10 place tie
blame for the situation which has
ARISEN CT American instead Of On The
sCpvae coaacs, w2ers il belongs
White re American notes are with
assd. il Is known ;hS: sssS establish
-hA; the United States never IS
abandoned the coa,sa,soa that the
transfer 20 Italy OF the hoard walk
along TIE Ad-sa,sc from Trieste to
F1aEe ana possession Of nos. of Is
,r!a And Dalma,ia. would ncs be az
Copied
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
COLORED ORCHESTRA
FOR JUNIOR PROM

The chairman Of the Colby -1.io.
Prom oomm3tte announced today
that arrangements had been CON.
p,eted with the Redpash Lycev- 81.
reau il Boston to engage tie Curtis
Colored Orchestra to furaisa n.
music to- the Prom which IS % :ALs
place April 9Th in Erks' ball Plans
are progressing very wen aca !: IS
hoped tia. everyone viii make ,he.r
mans a. once TO attend this stte.- Is
II is bound 70 be ore oftae bize.::
and bes. social events OF the sesso-.
Permission has been eecur-o .-oa
the faculty TO run the dance INT
two O'Clock The dancing viii s:a-
at nine O'Clock sharp 4 meeting c.
the committee is held every S-2dsy
afternoon 50 tha. there may te 70
possibility OF slip anywhere = :ae
plans and everything is thorough
discussed at these meetings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
DR.. Butler Vetoes
Endorsement Resolve
by New York C. O. P.

New York. Feb. 17.-D.. Nicholas
Murray Butler. president Of Column
bia University and a candidate for
the Republican nomination for Pres
idcnt, today declined to permit reso-
luton to be introduced at the Re-
publican state convention on Thurs
day instructing the New York dele
gates to the national convention to
support him for the nomination.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
r. r. Administration
Hats Diversion
Connecticut Coal

Hartford Cona. FEB. is-Accosding
% aG.ices fro-. Washington 10 the
Manufacturers Association Of Con-
nec,.c-. .o-izy. the director general
ot railroads yesterday issued an r.
der prohibiting railroads IN New
Jersey, Pennsylvania and New York
trcn coEhscaIing cars Of bi-Unin3us
coal consigned 10 Connecticut points
The association was also advised
from Washington that since Feb. u.
I1a1 cars ot coal lad been delivered
20 New England railroads via the
Hudson River gateway and that in
ire last ,tre- days more than 4n.tt.,
tons CT b!.uminous coal lad been
cleared from Hampton Hoads for
Boston AID Providence.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
Accusors Of
Socialists Offer
New Evidence

-a.baly. y. =. Feb. .1-A- lac re-
-'nption today Of the tria. Of the
Z & suspended Sociaiis, assemb!ymca
Da charges q disloyal,y. the prosecu-
I'm again took tie floor to offer new
.1eace- Martin Conboy read into
-Ic record documents Which ne
aimed supported tte charge ,ha,
2 Socialist party no, only urged its
members not 70 participate in the
var. but called on them not to pro.
Jyce munitions ot war. The defen &c
c:t.cred on the ground that :he
alleged appea, antedated America s
entrance into the world conflict.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

ProSeaspe RayDo0d @. Getteu. G.
Amherst college Who vas 70 !ec,
ture Tussday eventng to the s.yter:s
of Colby college On . subjec. 0: e
tSonal inpegsanss under the auspices
Of the I1teEns43o1a1 RGatsons ciub.
has been forced to postpone lis ZIP
until wednesday evening. March ri
according 70 . statemeot ISSUED %
cav BIZ Professor J. Fo0eer Goa.
n the IutesnsttoaAI Relations cius.
p,oses.or C<ftsu - one Of tie .o.s
most speakers in the eountr2 TO-DAY
and his visa b being looked fo-ven
10 with a great ded Of pleasure BY
an who are interested IN the sui
,ec,. The present class IN po!l.!cs.
science is using a book written BY
professor GetteIi while be vas Pr.
lessor Of political science and bis;
tory at Trinity college,
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Gloucester Schooner
Out Of Control in
Massachusetts BAY

Boston. Feb. 1.-THE Gloucester
fishing schooner Fannie E. Prescott.
18th crew of IS men. probably is
tossing in trouble IN srassachuse,ts
81, according 20 the crew Of the
Stem .rawier Wave, which arrived
here today. The Prescott lost her
rudder last Friday. was towed $50
miles By the Wave and twice broke
away. The second line parted when
She was 20 miles east Of Boston
lghtship and the Wave. unable to
assist further. headed for port.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

Mrs Ora witham was very rap
PLY surprised Tuesday af,e-.oo-
when she was rendered q b;-,aday
party at the home OF Mrs. Eva A.
well. Mrs. Clarence Tyler assis:s-
Mrs Atwel and many of the friends
and neishbors Of Mrs. Oi,ham wer.
present She came to pass the a::e:-
noon with Mrs Atwell and was great
~ surprised at finding many OF heF
Trends and At learning tina, he
event had been planned in her honor.
Inc afternoon was pleasantly passed
with readings. stories and music ard
MIS- Mary B. Wingate read birth
cay poem. Mrs. Tyler, IN beha. q
those assembled. presented Mr..
Mitnam with two pieces Of glass
ware. q casserole and plate: also
COX OF candy and nuts. Refresh
ments OF ice cream. cake and waters
we're served and a very pleasant ar
enoon was enjoyed by all present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
Endicott Leaves
$40, 900, Real Estate
to His Family

Boston, Feb. 1.-THE will Of Henry B.
Endicott. former executive manager Of
the committee on public safety and mil
lionaire shoe manufacturer. who died
Thursday night. was filed for probate
today 1t leaves virtually the entire es-
tate. which is estimated at $lo.00.0oO. to
his immediate family. Old servants and
personal friends are given minor be-
quests.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
STOCKS RALLY
TUESDAY NOON
UNEXPLAINED

Wal. Street. 80 P M-Exosp:iaE
-se easier Enoae. rate. there we're 10
1~H15te Developments upcn wh;ch %
lase tae further rally a. m;oday.
Hdva1ces extended from three 70
-tg.-- points il mntcrs. oils, equip
-1e2ts ard standard spec:a..;es,
Ne1ican petroleum. Texas oonpaar.
General Motors AID Cruc.ble STEEL
-ead.ag TIRE recovery
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D.. George n. BaIlersy

The many friends in this city Of
Or. George H. Baileray will regret
10 hear Of his death which occurred
at his home in Paterson, y. j.. last
Tuesday DR.. Balleray was the
brother Of Mrs. Charles FSeod Of this
city and had visited here on several
occasions. remaining for several
weeks at a time. He was 20 years
Ct age. Funeral services were held
at ST. Paul's Episcopal church last
Friday morning at which the Pas
sale County Medical society was
present in a body
DR.. Balieray was the son Of VIII
liam and Extreme (CharIton Baiieray
and vas born in Montreal. where he
received his early education. He
rnatricuiated in the College OF Ply
sicians and Surgeons of New York
from which he was graduated il
1862. He was connected with many
notable medical organizations and
vas often called On important COT
situations On abdominal diseases
he was considered one Of the fore
most experts Of the country.
Several years ago while on a
hunting trip. he receivedan injury TO
one OF his eyes which later affected
the sight Of the other. He sroicaliy
bore his painful Illness of the past
year and maintained his usual cheer
full disposition. Dr.. Baneray is sur
vived by his sister. Mrs c. A. Flood.
end niece. Miss Extreme Flood Of
this city: a neiee, formerly Miss
Ethel Pelgram now married and re-
siding in Florence. Italy: q niece.
Mrs Harry Fleming. New York: and
three nepAews. DR.. George 0. Pei
gram OF California: Charles A. Pei
gram Of New York AID Dr.. G. Bal
ieray Flood of Paterson. X. J.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

The Ella F. Mitchell PhiIathea
class met in the vestry Of the Beth
any Baptist church on Monday eve
ming After the usual business Of the
meeting during which it was voted
that the society gave so TO the
church toward the music fund. Mrs
Mabel Judkins. the president, pre-
scented Mrs. Lillian Hurley Bessey. q
member of the Philathea class who
has recently been married. with 4
beautiful picture of Elm street. a
program followed which consisted If
piano colo. by Velman Fegg. a
reading by Margaret Lancaster. a
song by Ruth McQuillain and a vio-
lin solo by Clyde Austin. The last
two numbers were accompanied by
Miss Velma Fogg. a social hour fol-
lowed during which refreshments
were served.
Mrs. Ruel Williams and son GEORGE
S. Williams who have been in town
for some days the guest Of Mrs. Will
liam's daughter. Mrs. Elizabeth Dyer
returned to their home in Hartland
on Monday.
Q. II. King went to Watervil;e
Tuesday morning called there BY the
illness of his father. Mr.. King senior
lacks two years Of reaching his Tooth
birthday and this illness is REGARDED
as serious.
L. A. Titcomb who has been Mt
home over the weekend went to
Bangor on the morning train of Tues
day. Mrs. Titcomb. one Of the popu-
lar operators in the New England
Telephone company is suffering with
an attack Of grippe.
Miss Theda Holman, patrol mat,on
at the State Reformatory for Women
went to Portland on Tuesday.
On wednesday. Feb. 18th, there
VIZ De meeting Of trustees at the
state Reformatory. The two Gotta yes
which have been under process Of
construction have been plastered and
VIII be ready for occupancy in the
early spring and during their stay
these cottages will receive the attain
ton Of the trustees.
On Sunday morning next Condu..
tor H. s. Hopkins, member of t,a
executive committee Of general chair
men OF the o. r. c. will leave Skov.
hogan for Washington where he OF.
poets to be on Monday morning.
Miss Fern Packard entertair.d
about IS or is Of her young friends In
garage owned by her father on
Beech street on Friday evening ,a.t
There was dancing to victrola mu.;c
valentine box" and refreshments
Of ices and waters. A delightful tim.
is reported.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
ROOSEVELT
HAS WAGE BILL
IN n. Y. ASSEMBLY

A!bac:. y. F Feb. i.-Assemb,y-
nan Roosevelt -odav Introduced in
ne legislature z minimum wage bill
The measure = designed 10 create z
commission 70 investigate the low
rage PAIRING Industries and deter
rn.-e ta- Constitutes q fair living
age tc- women.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
BRITISH LABOR
PARTY HAS NEW
IRISH PROJECT

London. Feb. 1.-THE British Labor
party delegation which visited Ireland
recently has reported In favor OF with
drawing the governments Irish bill and
settling the Irish question from an en-
tirely different standpoint. It was stated
this afternoon. The delegation 10 said
to have come to the opinion that the
problem 10 as much an Industrial as po-
litical one and that 1t should be solved
by taking both these factors into con
sideration. 10
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Funer,, Of Mn. J. o. Taylor

Funeral services for Mrk Julian D
Taylor were held at the home On
College avenue Tuesday afternoon Al
> O'Clock. The services were private
but there were many beautiful Cow
ers sent by sympa,hizing friends.
President Arthur J. Roberts conduct
ed the Episcopal burial service The
bearers were DR.. J. W. Black; Prof-
Clarence II. White. Prof. Henry Ire
fethen and Prof. Anton Aarquarct
The remains were placed in the re-
ceiving tomb and in the spring burial
will be in the family lot in Pine
Grove cemetery
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Marie La GraSse

+ Marie LaGasse. daughter OF o.
tave and Philomene IaGaSseb
M:chaud passed away at the Somer-
set hospital on February 18th. from
pneumonia Mrs LaGasse was born
in Frnchvii!e. about IS years ago
ard came here from Madawaska
where she had previously lived about
three years ago She is survived BY
her husband Joseph Lagasse. Fun
eral arrangements will be announced
later.
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Mrs. Eve o. Stevens

WORD has been received here Of :hs
death OF Mrs Eva d. Stevens. which
occurred at the home Of her d4usa-
Ter Mrs. Pearl Cross in Lawrence.
a. Monday. The body Wi. te
Drought here Wednesday af,ernooE
ana placed in the receiving tomb >:
the village cemetery. She is eu-v,ced
oy three daughters. Mrs. Pearl Cross
y. lawrence. Nass.. Mrs. Ada LEWIS
ot augusta. Ne, and Miss Vera S:ey-
ems OF Washington. d. c., a sOa'
IeosSe Stevens. and by two sisters
Jane Haoarets ana Miss Ala
Csmn. both q washington. D. {.
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NAVAL CONTROL
ON RADIO OFF
18th THIS MONTH

Washington Feb. l1-Saval opera
ion o. co-:-o! ot eli private radio
euerge-cy. viii be -siinquished At
rc:dn:gh- FEY -. under an executive
erie. made pubic today BY Secretary
Daniels
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
WET" GOVERNOR
ENTERS RACE FOR
PRESIDENCY

Lansing. Mich. Feb. 17-Petitious
Y" place the name Of Governor Ed.
ward l. Edwards Of New Jersey on
INC Democratic ballot In the Presi-
"'h'ia' preference primary. An"il )
W.f. filed here TO-DAY
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PITTSFIELD

Mrs Van Stevens Is visiting -e.a.F Is
and friends n Springvaie this ~eeA
Arthur BEEN Of Detroit was n .cz.
Tuesday attending to matters Of sas..-
nesA.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
Funeral Of Mrs.. cIsrs J. Davis

Funeral Of NTs. S'sss .
The funeral Of Ark Clara J. D
vas held at the home on Water street
Tuesday afternoon at I'D ocfA'
Rev. T. J. cooibroth officiating .ne
remains were placed in the receisIns
tomb and burial will occur In 'ne
spring.
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oay.Lewis

Albert F. Day and Mrs Jennie
Lewis both OF Skowhegan were quiet
~ married at the Bethany Baptist
parsonage on Saturday evening last.
The single ring service was used.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

ZEN n-Chasass Jcnnart, ~
nuy appointed he'd Of the Freaeh
sesas'oa Of the reparasions commis'
s'oo under the German peace treaty.
sned that pest. it vas announ''
~ 'odaS' He advanced poor health -
.n 1essen. Premier Muierand Offered
.ae once to Andre Tardseu bu, the at
's' refused to Accept the appotntment.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

John Gerry Of the Brewer Co--ca-? 9.
Portland was 2 business Gale. = :os-
yesterday.
Frank Leighton 81 Washington. :. {
was Il town yesterday ealing c.
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. sheoSe-a :: o:-
borne stree, are receiving co.s,s.--4-
tons on the With of . son o. Pa ::
who has been named Arthur Cls:=:.
Percy Homer OF the Eas.e-a o-.:
Co. Of Portland was in town o. business
yesterday.
Omande Laxry. who Is attaining :.
% N. at o.oao. Is passing . few c2.s
at his home n town
NJ. and Mrs. Harold Clare: are :.e
parents of a son. Stanley. to-l Fee Z
Miss Matte Downes- who : e-p!cTe!
II the P o Files cry goods s:o-s, Is
ea;oyinS a short vacation.
The regular meeting OF TIE wo-,e-'s
Relief Corps VII be bed Wis evening
at G. A r. hail
There will be . rehea-sz, :. Gooi
VIII Eehekah Lodge Thr-sdz- evs-iEr
AZ / Q. 0. F. han.