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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
LORRAINE MOORE BOUT
CITY HALL, FRIDAY EVE.
SURE TO BE 4 HUMMER

Denny Lorraine Augustus popular
DugiI!s1 who meets Tommy Moore Of
Providence. 2 :. at CRY hall. FRI
Day evening needs no Introduction 10
the local fans as both he ano his
boxing ability Is well-known u al.
Danny first began Ills career as 4
boxer here FIVE years ago and al
once captured the good viii Of them
ali py his clean work within the
ropes and his always aggressive.
give-anc take style Of boxing. Not
since the days Of Arthur Cote mas
this Stale had such q bn-er as LDr-
raine. He has wonderful stamina il
fast, tough, and his hitting powers
are surpassed by none. He enjoys
The reputation among the followers OF
games II this vicinity OF always Civ
ing the fans full value for their
money. II IL common saying
among them. that you are always
sure of one good bout with aim on
the card. He has the best n this
State and has yet to suffer defeat
The worst he ever received was 4
draw, those being with Young Pooler
Of Bangor. Dummy Burns and
Tommy Moore. On a number of oc-
casinns he has had TO give away
weight IN order ID secure bouts. A
large number Of his bouts he has won
by knockout. During the past year
ne has been boxing steadily at out of
town clubs. Among the boys he has
met are the following: Spin Nc
CURE. *. 0. -ds. Kid Collins twon).
Arthur Kid" Sullivan twcn). Kid
STEINER. Z. 0. rds. Buddy Doian
Cwone. Billy Edwards. B. O. rds,
Jere Desmond, Z. Q. rds. Boxed
Tommy Moore TWO hard draws,
and knocked out Kid Sullivan
Of Bangor in 5 rds. who recently
beat Young Pooier. Els recent
bouts with Moore proved to the fslic
followers that he Is entitled 10 meet
any iigdrweighrs n New England.
Moore having met the best Danny
VIII have the support of al fans who
love good clean boxing in his new ad-
venture as a promoter, being as
sociafed with two If his admirers IN
this city. He mas arranged some
fine preIims. Three fast ones. Eddie
DeFoe VS.. Young Duplir:a. Eddie
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
Chicago Cattle Market

AulEGGD. -H Ia
aOGS-i4.g0 Estimated tomorrow 49,
an lower than yesterdays bulk. Top
I5a: neavv i3.09Ii4fs; medium l40Odo4D;
'ight 144BdI475; light light 1400Ql4fg.
hasx-v hacking sows smooth lC7oGl3HH5
,arkrng sows rough i:s5d1-5; piEs LIS
4lsS.
CATTLE-Recaipts 14.Da Estimate
tomorrow 6e00: weak. Beef steers; Me-
dunn and heavy weight choice and
nrirne lsEO1675: medium and good uasn
14E. common azS6l15,; light weight good
and CHOICE fy5fnI5stf common and me-
dunn S75MI.D Butcher cattle: Heffers
SasDl2ea: crws 6Vuu1; Gamers ana cuf-
+.-s aoGEg. veal calves f575lf.T feed
ar steers sHbG1flua-
SHEEP-Receipts 10 DM- Estimated To-
morrow lD.a0e; steady. Lambs "a pounds
dpwr, rSurISSE: culls and common l2a00
Ito Ewes: Medium. good anu CHOICE
TIusGlSS75, cuiis and common 0o@1Do.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
-aru-.s Of tine Days Dealing IN All
the leading Stocks

ev York. Feb. -s--StDcks were heavy
v'2-k III the early stages Of IoCay 5
-ssi1r DuI gave an unexpected demon
;-s-.uE II strength Inter, the market
Jz.ag with NUMEROUS gains OF TWO 10
- Hnlr-s.
---ane- curing the active final hour
=cH-iua-y well as hign grade ISSUES
'---'DErIng IT IN advance which cnIn-
."'+''' oveTshadowsd the trading II the
: "a. -.fu-lies.
--ae --on an increasing conviction
.-- NJ market mas been very thor
-; undated bv The heavv selling
2 ut past fortnight. the only tangible
-<nlA1ar'on for tndar's RECOVERY was
Ae uwerIng Of money rates.
..-1Dos u the railroad situation.
'"T'". = IL generally assumed that
- approaching return OF lnn various
= s,"rrS viii ne followed by important
.=r1v~e and consultations. making Ior
utuII ~ operation and eflciencH.
49, adls opened al { per cent. The
NJ in..A Offering II that low figure
- ell weeks. Time funds mani
= - e4..si-r tendencies though still IT
AZ lUDp'v and better inquiry for
: e-';'a PAPER was reported.
~ lux ~ the first hours selling
Va incident with disgusting rumors
! On Naahiugton and again enaansed
III 1ra- @ssioua. interests That fac
" -H'l-lnuea TO exert further pres
VIZ AGAINST nigh priced industrials and
'~-f2!,i.a some Of which Registered
- ar:.es FOR me current movement
| 'aS -. loans continued 10 hold At
-'f r.a mum quotation. however. eI-
1--WE mort covering ensuec. the list
'' TX s'~adiiy upward from the inter
Lac 1p-,oC ts the strong finish.
/ '''f' LII. united 70 9Is.tsse shares
|, aon;s stTengrneped with
boz other Issues inc'uiing Lib
wi pr-f.- again irregular. Sales.
~. g.. asso $50 Old L :. bonus
.--.-- III cal.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

When Pal Moore Of MemphiE.
Tenn. and Jack Sharkey Of New York
City Climb through the ropes IL the
Exposition building in Portland next
Monday, Maine club. the Pine Tree
A. c.. win have the honor of staging
what some say viii be the most i'm
uortaut hastle between American ban
tamweigi1ts. that has bean czrded IN
the past I. months. Moore and
.Sharkey hive both defeated Jimmy
Wilde. the British dyweIghf cham
pion. and are logical COMMANDERS fuf
the world title now held by Pete
Herman OF New OrleRus.,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
Rngfor Tah

bDEIDE- r Cd
BEET-Chnice whole cattle 1yTyl.
BCwTEE-Northerr creamery extras
tr1Sg<6 western c-eame,v extras 60065s.
CEEEEE-Twins extras 32d:g2.
CORNING. . yellow 170uT2
EGGS-Nea-py hennery 6SdD6s; western
extras i6661
FLOCR-spring patents. 1s6-lb, sacks.
l4Gl5
HAy-No. . timothy 4Dli2.
HANDSPRING 31M;c
OATS-Fancy M-Ih. sacks 1Bl11Bia
PQRk-Medium backs 451D
POTATOESAroostoo Green Noun
tains extra fancy +40M46e per I'M lbs. on
track; fair ID gnod 40"M4S; Cubplers 400
dlI5. sweets sHom1E per basket
SUGAR-Granuiated. wholesale gro
GERS quotation. 1sa16s il bulk, l6s@1@ IN
packages.
yEAL-1sG25-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
New York Produce Market

New 0rk- Fen. y
WEEAT-Spot qliet, No. . red g
nominal o steamer
CORN-Spnt barely steady; Nc. : vel
low l6-' and No. mixed l66- New
York February silipner.
oATS-5pot puiet; No. white 1890
IoSs
LAEC-Weak: middle ives: Dsr-lD1
TTTER-Steady; receipts 73I6 -ubE,
creamery higher than extras GaN-s; DO
extras % score o. -rst 81 To 81 score s9sc
-s packing stock current made No !.
3gd4O
EGGS-Firrl: receipts -96Ss cases
fresh gathered extra tirs.s St6D6j tirsts
Jsn5g: STATE. Pa. and nearby western
h",ne-v whites ti-sts to extras 66lr7b;
do browns 640itIj; do. gathered browns
and mixed coiors firsts 70 extras 5SGGs.
7O-AT0ES-Steady: Maine $50 lbs. 71B
ass.
SCGAa-Ezw unsettled. cen -TIr;ga.
LICE fine g-anula1sd i500Il69.
sugar futures were asier aarlv today
owing TO the Increased offerings in Jaws
and prices We're about five 10 IL points
lower and trading WIS pu;eI.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
MORSE HIGH TEAM
WANTS GAMES
Bath. Me Feb.

Sporting Editor.
kennebec Journa-
Dear Sir:
The Morse high hashetDaE Team
mas open dates fnr the next Two
weeks. We would like To meet any
high school team IN the State On
their own surface On Wednesday, FRI
day or SATURDAY nights We would
greatly appreciate it If you would
pr,nt a notice to this effect IN your
paper. Thanking you. remain,
Yours truly.
EDWARD N HARTWELL,
Mgr of Basketball Morse High
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

New YORK Yacht club course, from Of
5tapieron. staten Island to ana arnun-
me sandy Hook LIgn1ship and return.
Fifteen schoone-s competed. the start
being made Al "a = NJ Angus 3.
1870 Magic won, nea-Ing Idler the sex
8nG yacnt by = minutes. America I'm
.sileu fourth IN this event and Cam
brla Lae challenger finished IT 10Th pluc4
over = minutes behind The winner
In 1871 NJ. Ashbu,v returned with :
new schooner. -ivunIa, while the New
Tacnr Clu5 selected FOUR scnouners.
Columbia Saapno. Palmer anc DRuni-
less az defenders II Il series Of four oUt
Of seven aces. CnlumDia. light
weathe-- boat won the first race. on
October ID. by y minutes seconds.
corrected zine. Two Gays later Column
h,:I again was me victor On The sai-
lowing day Column DIa LOST her Hying
lib stay and broke her steering gear on
the run nome Livonia winning br ID
minutes IL seconds. sappno WAS select
&c as me defender III the fourth race.
IN Octnber 2 and pea5 Livonia by 20
minutes y seconds. On October -
~duGUD again 1tIth1SG LIE challenger
ny q minutes. " seconds ending the Sc
-ias
The Rnva- Canadian Yacht Club was
The next challenger WITH the schooner
Countess, % Dure-ir. The schooner
Madeline was chosen 70 meet her and
on August Il 1876 beat the Canadian
yacht by nearly 4 inmates. The series
ur Eyzxu IN E,,l-
lowing day, Madeline also winning ~
=, minutes Il seconds
Canada also furnished the next cnal-
lenger IN 1881. This v rs The & fupt sipop
Ataianra, the first single sticKer to t-v
for the cup. After several trial races
Mischief. an iron sioup. was chosen 70
defend the trophy. This she successfully
accomplished in two races Nov. and
IL. 1851. winning the first ny .Ss minutes
and che secund by over "A minutes.
The British Guitar Ganesta 90
footer. owned by Sir Richard Sutton OF
the ROYAL Yacht squadron was the next
challenger and the Puritan. Bostan
boat bea. her IN two successive races
sept IA and IS. 1856.
--lsAIellaQi " 1iil11I EtefG OF me
Royal Navy brought over the s0-four
cutter Gaatea in 1856 but she was beat
en- by the Mavfower a Boston sluap
This was a contest between center
board anu keel. Nayfpwer won the
first race Sept. :. 1876 ~ Z minutes and
four days inter bent GaiareR more ae-
cisively by over I6 minutes.
Thistle, Scotch cutter. owned nv
Vice Commodore Bell of the Royal
Clyde Yacht Club. came ever the fol-
flower. the Volunteer, was specially de-
signed and built 10 defend the cup this
wear as Thistle haG done wonders IL
British WATERS. Volunteer a stee
siuop, won two srraIgat. however, the
first on September 2, LIST by " min
u1es, u seconds and three days later
took rhe SECOND by Z minutes s7s. $50
onds
There was lapse Of six years beforS
another challenge came this time Lord
Dunraven Vaikvrie II. was the visit
ing craft. Four yachts were huiiT for
the honor Of defending the cup but vigi-
ant WIS chosen. Three out Of Eve
races were 70 he wun and yigiiunr took
three successfully. The first on Octeoer
:, ISgS by a.4S corrected time; the Sec
and by Ia.E hut she mad only margin
Of ~ seconds. corrected time IN the third
race on October z
Loru punrayan' tried again IN As
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

Cambria beat DauntI-sF in The ocean
race by over an hour The conditions
for The first Contest FOR the America
Gun IN these waters were the same
which governed the race against a fleet
of yachts which America won around
the Isle of Wight Cambria had one
race against the whole New York Yacht
CLUB fleet II was sailed over the oil
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
Maine Colleges a Tufts
Basehau Sche2u2e

Ma0furu, MASS. Feb. T.-Tufts base-
ball schedule. which WIS announced to-
day, will include a game with hayward
for the first time in four years The
schedule:
April n. New Hampshire; Il, Catiso-
lie University at Washington: t6. Mn
ryland State at Cnllsge Park: =, George
.own al Washington; n. Lafayette ar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
Loose PINE
Shavings
For SALE
Augusta Lumber ca.

Eastul %. F1-dhRm q. New York. =
West Point il West Point. q Rhode
Island STATE. May :, Trinity 8. Eoiy
C-uss :, Dartmouth: =. Massachuse1-s
Agricultural =. Catholic Cniverai.y: L
Boston College; g. -nIbr; - EoI-
Cross a. Worcester; % Bowdsin: Il,
Boston College: June :. Vermont a,
Burlington !. yarmouth n Hanover.
d. St. Ausel-1s 4: Manchester; 9. Yale
al New Raven Is. Vermont: II Ear
va-I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
New York Money Market

NEW LUTLA. Z Ell
Mercantile paper 61r6s.
Sterling sl-Gay bills S-aseess
Commercial 6,-Gay bills On hanks s-a2.
CommerclaI SD-t.ay bills 3.2-a.., demand
22a35 cables 3Jlss
Francs. demand I44 cables 14.SS::
Belgian francs. derIand 1S.S4. cables
1S.3aa
tsuilders demand 36. cables 3se.
Ire demand IS.3a cables 1886
Narks demand 100 cables t-D,.
Government and railroad bonds II
regular.
and SIX months. So.
al money steady. high t. low s. IL
ing rate g. closing bid %, offered a. 8.
last loan 6. bank acceptalces CO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

Alex. DuciIa-me Of Lowell. Mas.
arrived IN the city lust SGtu-aav
night for visit with his brother
Walter Ducha-me whom ne has not
seen for "a years. Waiter Duchar1ne
i1a~ been III SINCE last Wednesday
His brother left Tuesday morning NV
his home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
Men Who Do

what you want done, when you want It done
and at fair price offer You their services
through the classified ac columns Of The Jour
nal This directory of Augustus reliable busi-
ness service people is daily feature Of journal
classified
you may safely enrusI your patronage to any
Of these advertisers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

Miss Marion Murphy. who is s-G-
dent nurse at Carney hospital South
Boston. arrived IN the CIT Tuesday
where she will PASS q Few dnvs as tbs
guest OF ner parents. Mr.. and Ms 9.
2. Murphy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

While neN- SUNDAY. Fen. - m VAS
InCton hirchda-. the Augusta public
schools viii be closed Monday n homer
of the event. Exercises IN memoir a.
the nation 1rst president viii ne hell
in all the schools friday 81 this wei
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
WOMEN'S LAW CLASS
Frsc :. Lawrence. Deputy Attorney
General. Will Give Lecture or
"Domessic Heiaflonshi ZOE" At Class
Nesting Friday Evening

Domestic Heiationsnips" At Class
Nesting Friday Evening
Fred F Lawrence. deputy attorney
general OF the State Of Maine. viii
deliver a lecture before the Woman 3
Law class Friday night en- the Sub
lect. Domestic Relationships" i
should be noticed that the might OF
meeting has been changed from
Thursday 10 Friday night The class
viii meer promptly At 80.
The class is unusually fortunate in
securing Mr.. Lawrence for this dec
rure- His experience as Judge Of the
municipal court of Skpwhegan and
rs instructor IN law al the Univer-
sity uf Maine Law school make him
especially fitted To lecture an the SAB
Iect. Every member shouid be pres
ent on time for thus lecture.
The class was organized the f-st
of anuary by the 7. N. c. A. and il
conducted by Attorney Herbert z.
Locke Of the law firm Of Pattnngan
Z L0cke. II has bssn very srcceas-
tut and every member il deriving
much benefit frum the lectures
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

Funeral services for the lafe Mrs
James Martin VIII be fleid al tire
home Of her brother. Frederick z,
Tobev. ! Pine street. Thursday morr
rg 1T 1899 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

IiICAgO. 2 I'd. II
BeRr-ish views which leading packers
had EXPRESSED IN regard to fDreign
trade led 10 q decided setback today IN
the value of corn. Prices closed heavy
ISnIs net lower with May LEE TO III and
July I30s to ISns. Oats lost { to q and
urnViHipuS - 10 g.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

During the Tine Of the IRE a. Cush-
noe EeiChLs early Tuesday morning
coffee was served ID the fremen BY
Beckett & Ru-re-tieiG
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
AUGUSTA LOCALS

j. c Berhering.or Of WH1e-vili.
WIS Il rlsitor Tuest.ay IN this CITY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
GASSIFIED-DISPLAY

GOOD WAGES FOR HOME WORK.
We mead YOU To make socks fur rs OF
the fast. eaSilv learned Auto KniI1er
Experience uuneceaEu-v. We buy a.
you can supply us. Distance trnraa-
rar,RI Positively no canvasstng. Yarn
supplied. Particulars &c stamp. Dept
- Q. AUTH knirler Co.. Buffalo. y. Z =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

u 40; second rs S2n. first As s1.3o:
second As a6S4: third 4zs IS. 10; fourth AS
~ 90. Victor 3ss y776; Vicrnry AS 81 81
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

VINO meets Danny Lorraine al City
Hall, Friday Evening
Kingspury VS.. Young PuIlen. Young
''Ba be" Cote VS.. KiG Chase. Five Of
these boys having been IN Uncle
sam 8 service during the World War.
Seats are now on sale a. Packard s
smoke Shop. Tel 5809. Bouts VIII
begin at SIS silarp-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

MAINE BROKERAGE COMPANY
- Front St. Bath. Phone SO
$50 Water ST. Augusta.
Phone 10lS-Ia19
Correspondents Of
ELMER n. BRIGHT Z CO..
Memhe Of New York and Boston
Stock Exchange
Private Wire Service
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

Hnussisnis Goods 50
COUCH-AppIv a. Is So Chesrn.1I ST.
OF phone .S.-W-
FIREPLACE CRES-Screens and
irons. snovsD.-Anr tong sets. Make yoT
Fireplace aresAcrivs- ]. L CngEn Gu.
FIEEPR0oF BQK|E-M down and E.W
per week buys a house freproof box
g. Gerrise 4 Smith. Is Silver St..
Wats-ville, Ne. Tel 46e.
SECOND HAND GOoNs-IncindinR
furniture Ill kinds. bought and sold.
=. F Morris. % Iony st Tel. 2sS-N.
vACCJN CLEANER-Free demnnsfTa-
1nn Of what an electric Regina viii do
Church. LIZ oa- 81
Machinery ans Tools 81
ELECTRIC MoToR[ 4 p TWO
phase A. 9. u esLinEnouse. Also = 4.
P. hobart single phase A {. morur.
Dutn n a ing trade Gerrish 4 Smith.
Ii Silver St. Wars--iIle, Ne. Tel. 46e
LA-EE-Sc-ew cutting Putnam. s.
body. &" swing; 3" chuck. Jack shaft
and pulley b. d DIg trade. G1sr-isn *
smith. Is Silver St. WatErville. Me.
Tel. AZ
MAETNE ENGINE-A big c-ade in e
Il P. Cray 2-cviinder. 2-cycle, II nice
canGirlun. IusI overnaulea- Complete
with magnetic, reverse gear propeller
and shaft Gsrrish Smith. Is silver
St. Walsrville, Ne. Ta4. 46a.
Musical Instruments e.
GRAF ANOLA-Cniun "A: al STYLES IN
STOCK and complete line Of records.
CAL and select yours today. Z. A.
EllinwnnG. fE Water St. Augusta
PIANC-New mahogany, case slightly
SCARED. al d low price For pH-tIcu-
lars, Forest smith. rhe Piano Tuner
10 Child St. CRY. Tel 1Dss-X-
FIANC-S5ge new upright NAH. case
slightly damaged II transportation
from factory. Price very low. c. a.
5rawn Piano Co, Gardiner, Ne.
TICTRCLAS-New Shipment to sell Tor
81 - with five i8-In. double face reg
ords. Terms S1H each week If desired.
= = Downing Tel. 1un. Augusta.
Wearing Apparel s.
ARMY TROUSERS = Slightly worn
Army O. T. shirts Low prices. Na-
-lonal Store. 15s Water ST., Augusta
BOOTS. sHOES-And runbers. Rapn.r-
ing specially. Come n aid see me
A Lily Aalipwen.
Co 4TS-M aD-TwD Big T-ade-Fu-
meg Cuai tnew snell}-Ia-ge size; !
black cloth ove-coa1 medium si-el,
nearly new CTe--isl & smith. Il Sil
Yer St. Watarvilie. Ne. Tel AZ
aOsE-Navy Diue wniIe heei ana toe.
Bot pr. pr Tar Sl.0G. !. :. Fa--al
60, AuEusLa
BERS--ompiete Inc u the ceie-
ed Bal Band oscar Freedman.
= Cnny s., Augusta. Ne.
sAIS---nd snpwshoes Of best quality
-eieci yours .codar Prices right ].
=. CoEaE Co. Augusta.
SNowSHoESsee our line OF them.
also sandals and Skis TRncr & ReiG,
-n! pro
SNOWS5 OESTubns They ook he
hest and stand ne test. They are
Guaranteed mot 10 Sac I seq oy Mac
MILAN on ms nOr- he-- --lps. Skis.
sheds -aloggaDs. Fifieid Bros. ca. upp
Depot, Augusta. Ne
WarteG-To Buy sc
4aAN EAGs-We pay highest cash
price Tal s.. r 8. Conner CO.
MO-CR-Flect-ic ! 4. ?. A a :a0 volt
~ cycle N. 2 Wight IL Wa-er 81.
Augusta
YOUR aeiEnDnr KNOWS that JournR
Want AIS bring -ulck results al low
cost.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

View York. Feb. =.
lunus closing: 3ss $50: rlrst
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18
he Real Estate Broker Knows That journal Want Ads Pay Biz Dividends

A-'te your want nc. ssiact the
a.aifirarIcr from the list be-
~ anc phone Or send 4 to
ne Journal before 9 p NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-18

Everr dHv there is news on this nag.
FEVr ma snare room the Want Al
wav .itphone rs and ask TOR
journal Want AG Taker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-12-30
DRESDEN

Schools in town began Monday with
the same corps of teachers.
Boyd Goodwin passed Christmas q,
his old home here.
Mrs. John RittaIl. who has been
visiting friends in Bath has returned.
William Rittall is speedily gaining
from his recent illness.
DR.. D. w. Sheldon and little daugh-
ter, Nina. of Stetson passed the Christ
mas holidays with his mother and Sis
ter.
Miss Harriette Sheldon of Everett
Mass, returned Monday, after passing
a week at her home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph. Houdlette. who
have been passing Christmas holidays
with relatives in Massachusetts have
returned.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Call passed
Christmas day with their daughter
Mrs. Oscar Bailey at the Mills.
MILLS-The annual community
tree was held at the Grange hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart McCoubry
and family Of Skowhegan and Miss
Marion McCoubry of Rumford Falls
were Christmas guests of their faith
er, J. w. McCoubry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Houdlette OF
Randolph were Sunday guests of Mr.
Houdlett's parents.
c. H. Mcdonald came home FRIDAY
from Augusta to remain over Sunday
He was taken ill and is unable to, re-
, turn.
The rural schools opened Monday
after the Christmas recess.
Mr.. and Mrs F. C. Goodwin pass.
ed Sunday in Alma as the guests OF
Mrs. Goodwin's parents.
Miss Alice Russell, a teacher in
Bridgewater. Mass, is visiting at w
r. iIoudlett's.
Charles Goud, has had a telephone
installed.
Fred Allen was home over the hol.
iday.
Mrs. Leslie Bailey has returned
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crutches, is now able to do without
them.
Miss Evelyn Corbin is visiting in
Bath.
Percy Morgan of Gardiner was Il
recent guest of his parents, Mr.. and
, Mrs. George Morgan. ..-..
Gladys and Lila Swift of Gardiner
were home over Christmas.
Chelsea friends of Mrs. Amy Hast
ings are pleased to hear of her. i'm
: proved condition.
Miss Edna Hayes of Augusta was
home over Christmas. Miss Marion
Hayes is home from Portland for a
few weeks. vacation.
Harry Derry is home from Dead
River for a Christmas vacation.
WEST-Miss Marion Sheldon of
Quincy. Mass, is passing her vaca-
ton at the home of her parents.
William Williams. who has been
| quite sick, is gaining in health.
Mrs. Eugene Allen, who has been
to the Augusta General hospital for
| medical treatment, is much better
F, and is at the home Of her son in Au-
gusta.
Earle Sheldon of Carmel visited
his parents recently. r.t
The river at the ferry has frozen
and people are crossing on the ice
now ~
! John Jackman of Manchester visit
ed his son Ralph Jackman and fam
/ lily Christmas day
Nelson Williams has gone to Mas
sachusetts for awhile.
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Miss Evelyn Yeaton is passins IL
holiday vacation with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Ancil Marshall az
daughter, Edna. were entertained
Mr.. Lancaster's with game and cil''n
en- dinner, they also had very pFe''"
decorated tree with presents for all
Mrs. Maude Mooney has gone
Medford, Mass, for a visit to her mo-"
err, Mrs. Frank Marsou and her sis'''
Mrs. A. B. Reed.
Miss Violet Weber. who has 'e'
teaching school in Hinckley, is pasS'-
the Christmas vacation at her HON
here.
Miss Ruby Farley who is teacHSS,
school in Reading, recently passeu =.
weekend at the home of her i"'-''
w. II. Farley.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Longtelo"
Rumford are visiting at the nome
Mrs. Longfellow's brother '''''
Brown. !.
John Easier is suffering from p ~
EN- rib. The accident occurred -.
he was loading hay one day last W.
Fred Groves passed SATURDAY 9"
Sunday in Winthrop.