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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

heic and HI this time vocal SOLO was
given by Mrs. Net-is Campbell.
LIrcnfeiG acaGemy Is cIosen for a
week on account o1 rne Illness u the
principal. Miss Z. 4. KImbal.
The Parent Teachers .ssoclailon
meeting, which was ID have been held
a. the North this week mas beer
postponed.
Miss Eleanor Alexander Is i'll with
pneumonia
Nj. and Mrs. Harold smith Of
Gardiner are IL their cor1age a Ia
coma lake
Miss Psarie Richards Of Boston is
passing a TWO weeks vacation WIN
her parents.
Maurice Earle and Miss Marian
Earle of BATES college. wno came
Saturday ID the home OF William Al
iards. Id pass the week END, are here
TOR a few DAYS more on account Of
the snow blockade.
Mrs W. X. Hatch of Wells Depot
Was u guest n the home III her 1aLh-
ar z y. True. recently
WlI1am knight shot u taz III ms
yard last weak.
Mlss MARY Merr,mans's GET caught
mInE II the cellar recently
MISS Ruby Schuman is passing Z
week with her parents in China
Miss Effe DeCoster is me guest ii
her friend. Miss Ruby Schurlar IN
China
i'EAINS-MIss Edith Small Is
nursing az the home OF / = Earvev.
Fred Weeks has bought The \. w.
Niles farm
Z. III. Walker received WORD -
Gently OF the death Of brother al
Portland
the snow storm Of Sunday was the
worst IT this SECTION for marv wears.
NO mail was delivered here MonGa Y
on account Of the condition Of me
roads
Nj "a. Adams is very IL.
Richard Price mas sDre banf
which causes him. 70 be confined in
the house
Charles Walker went Friday "a
PORTLAND u attend the funeral OF ms
uncle anC has been unable IN per
nome as -t1e ELECTRIC cars nave been
out Of commission since SUNDAY noon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
French Testimonials 70 Be P-asentsd
Sunday

On nex- sunday afternoon i. . CLOCK
a. the Strand Theatre There will be held
An interesting meeting Of the Gardiner
Post. American Legion u which the
genera public Is invited. A. This Ineet-
ing there will De presented 10 the next
OF kin Of the voung men who lnsi their
lives m the late war testimonials from
me French government, through the
Wa department. Though The exact l;st
Of srf1ns. VINO lost their lives and whose
ua-ents are entitled 70 testimonials in
this city and surrounding towns is not
vet quite complete, II IL thought that
there will be 1s The program, which
will DE in the nature Of memorial
service will DE announced later.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
Opposing Counsel
in Open Clash at
Newberry Trial

Grand Rapids. Mich. Feb. Is -
tipen warfare between attorneys fo-
the government ana de1anse d,4y-al :
oped today :. the N.wfer--v ..jac
mons -ria!. Judge Clarence u. S.s-
SONS taking part in one exchange
Ihe bitterness cropped out when EG
ward Ridley. government in-esfi ia
Tor. who LOOK statements from MANI
defendants. was under c-oss-.Xa min
alton BY Martin X. LT-leypu Of rnc
defense counse! on five statements
which had been introduced and -ead
The statements Were mace ny <-t,,-
l. ingalls,. city treasurer Of De- .-,li,.
Or u. Il. Smith. J-.. dentist. and
mead OF the state free employment
service al MuskeeEon E~ure l..
LANG. an attnrnew from DowaC,ac
AND chairman Of the Cas- COUNTY r.
publican committee. George Car--i-
gan. another county chairman ana
former st1erif. a. La Peer and John
Nagley d retired Jake captain ana
farmer from Cross village
Wagley said h.. re,.eIvnd $40 from
VIII Darling, defendant. Ee ex-
planned tnut this was given him a.
Inc close ofthe polls in Cross Vii
tage ;-fter he mad fulfilled his Gltv
as an Inspector. by aiding Indians
ID mark their ballots All The state
ments were N AFFIDAVIT form and
Clarence Rasey, q juror asked n.
court II they were TO be regarded as
sworn testimony Ridiev repIied
thai none of the men had been sworn!
M. Lirtleton asked why the phrase
OF my cwn free will and accord'
and similar furmalities had been
adopted for the opening sentences.
The opening paragraph was used
SO t,lat the man might have ci.ance
TO refuse 10 sign the statement If
any threats or promises had been
made 70 MIN" Ridley said
At the close Of the day. I. Y. Fret
berg. a Detroit attorney testified that
in 1918 he mad been Interested in the
film exchange which distributed the
zone reel feature Our Navy To some
theatres in Michigan" He said he
had collected s1600 Of the hill from
the Newberry committee which
amount he had FOR personal rea-
sons deposited to his owr credit.
On Cross examination Mr.. Lirrlerpn
asked If the exchange had distrib-
uted other films g-aruitnusly and
sim ulraneously with Judge Eicn-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

lewiston, F.p. N-William 4. Allen
Young man OF SauEus Mass VIII
has been employed IN a lewiston store
was held in the municipal cour. Tues
day as d fugitive from Justice and the
case continued from cay TO day until
aurhorir:ez from Salem. Mass. sent 2
representative for him. The STORY OF
what the charges are in Sa.em was no,
made clear a police headquarters, e.
cept thai IL was larceny in the amount
of Saso- The request came to the Lew
iston Headquarters from Arthur C.
Wa-fwell. probation officer.
Allen has been IN Lewiston some TINA
and ne tried OUT ON the Lewiston tenn
Of the Se-- England league az n pitcher
He has conducted himself web while IN
Lewisrnn working regularly in a Lisbon
street store. According 10 the police ne,
denies any guilt and tells a story tnnt
the charge is connected with some din
mond rings which he claims were given
him by young woman.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
LOYAL ORDER MOOSE
HOLD GET-TOGETHER

C0bbossee Lodge If Gardiner. iOva-
order Of Moose visited hennen4c
lodge of Augusta " edne-,Ia-v evening
and took charge IF -ae deg7-ne w0rk
initiating Two candidates After III
Ge-r-n" wurk refreshments ware
served followed by cigars and re
marks t;'uM Augusta and vislllng
brothers
james Jones II Cobbor.saa lodge
:-ave IT interesting account Of MS
rlsi. to Mooseheart. Indiana THIS Is
Il hume maintained by the order for
The carr and education If children If
INDECENT members. IL said the home
WINS IT q -four, mig condition ana
-0id Of the ma-v activities in conn-c-
lion Win rne work ~ making usef i.
lL.Zens q: -hose lnrrusted To his IL
stI-urlDn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
SEVEN DIE IN
NAVY ACCIDENTS

Washington. Feb. +8.-Five enlisted
men ware drowned III the sinking Of 4
naval barge Yesterday oft The Cuban
coast, the Navy Department WIS ad-
-:.-ad today ana Two others lost -hei-
Ivas IN me cansizing OF Z motor durv
rom the T. :. :. Eorev last Sunda =
M Earwick. Eng. No details Of the
sinking ware gwen, hct Admiga,
Knapp SAID cour- Of inquiry would
investigate the sinking Of tne dory.
The men LOST on ne Durge were
~eaman Harry T ClOuse. BENDING
Pa. Leo T CcheweiZ, Cleveland. and
Ha--y Sirody, Philadelphia anG Fire
man RaieIgh " Slower. Pittsburgh.
and Lulu q. R1goon L,ndale. Ga
Those VS. win me dorv were Fire
man Patrick Gill. South Boston. and
Coxswa1n Frank ., Moser, Phiiadel-
qhla.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

Beginning next Monday. Feb. %. the
drive for membership II The Gardiner
Board OF Trade, VIII commence ana
continue during HI week. This cam
Daign should result in the largest r,,eyn-
be-snip TIA; the Board has ever know!
ana IF d part Of Inc etnrt Of the new
officials II put the Board on It's old time
working nasis. There was tine when
me Gardiner Board Of Trade WIS s3ok-
en of with awe by similar organ izations
in the larger cities Of the State. rs old
time ca-nivaIs. under The efficient lead
ersnip Of -lle late AUGUSTUS McCaus-
land. and even IN later days. are ever
now referred ID by some If the older
residents. The Buard should receive
ever possible ENCOURAGEMENT and the
new member should be niertitu.. A.
2. Of r. button will De given u each
member.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
NATIONAL HOME

Officer Of the day, Capt Hugh
DOVE
Edward 4. McManus was en-
X ednesdav granted q turlough 70
CIH-ainar
William & Cobb mas returned from
Il DasE - Brunswick.
tn remains Of the ia1a wiIlian II
Bishop have been sent to Newbury-
3D~--. Mass. for purla..
The remains Of the late Y lillian 7
8Iarsha.! huve been sent ID Winter
Dor- for burial
The funara! Of the late John Hack
ct vii ne held from the nome chapel
a. 70 O'clock THURSDAY
William T Richmond. late unas-
signed l5Th Maine, has been trans
;.::'--e.d A.re rom rhe DanviIle branch
John Brown. late Co c. rs Z. ;. IN.
mas been transferred here from the
Cen--ai branch
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
Farrnna- fuftie

Hiss Marion Fa--and and Harold TUT
tie. both Of this city, were united IN
marriage Wednesday, al P N. ne
Rev. N Z. Folsom officiating The
bride was attended Mrs Florence
Srulrz, the best man beng Harry Stutz.
The double ring service was USED The
pride wore her travelling suit Of tan jer-
sey and carried pinks.
She Is the uniy daughter or Mrs. ".
z. Jzine Of Main avenue. Gardiner, and
IS a very popular Young ladv, being ~
Gently employed IT the 7. P Eazza-c
shoe factury
The groom IS the SOL OF Ehea Turtle
Of inns city. He served with CO. "
1o3G Infantry. both on the Mexican bur-
der and overseas. He IS a member Of
Gardiner Post American. Legion.
They LEFT On The afternoon rain o..
heir wedding our 1Dr paris unknown
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
Altar Guile Elects

Al u round table conference Of the Al
-ar Guild Of Christ church on Tuesday
evening, Feb. r. III the parish house
The following officers were elected Pres
dent. Rev. +. ". Plant: corresponding
secretary and treasurer, Miss Caroline
H Cox; recording secretary, Miss Dsra
" Norton. Miss Madeline Nelson was
appointed director OF the altar work
4 visiting committee consisting Of Miss
Marguerite Eldridge fcha.-rnnnl Mss
Ethel Ea.ey and MIS-. James OEg was
also appointed An outline Of me plan
or work to be undertaken during the
coming year was Presented ny the reg
tor, and az the close Of an Informal dis
cushion refrsshmsnts were served III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
FARNlINGDALE

There il much sickness IN town This
entire family Of Eugene Vannah. con-
sisting Of M and MIS-. Vannah and
seven children, arr reported to be yer,
Ill. Mr. and Mrs e. r. Arthur and rwo
children are also Ill.
Mrs Mary DaiEie arrived last week
from Lynn, Mass.. fnr an indefinite sta
with her son. William Dsigie. and fam
lily.
Mrs. Elsie Daigie has accepted a ID
sirion IN Alger Co.'S. factory and began
work Tuesday.
Mrs. I. ". Smith passed the week end
II the home Of her daughter. Mrs. A I.
Pu-iy. in Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
Uncertainty Over
Future Disposition
Ex-Gernlan Liners

Washington. Fen. s.-Confiictins
opinions Us TO the aGvIsabiIity OF tin
Immediate SAFE Of the 80 former Germ4a
ships RECENTLY ~tfered by the shipping
board were presented 70 the Senate
commerce committee tpuay by members
Of rhe board.
Chairman Pa-ne tnid the committees
thH1 the recondifioning of the vessels
for passenger service would involve an
expenditure Of more than soc eR ana
offered a resolution. approved by three
Of the IDu- members OF The board. re
guessing auchurit- 10 put the 5nips o.
for the purchase Of the Isne-s ha-"
b"en rejected, ne sand.
VICE Chairman Stevens of the boar!
On the Other hand declared tina tht
vessels should not De sold q: this tim
as their rue value never has 0t-c.:
worked ont. IL. urged thR, the vasEe =
ne recnnditioned before heir safe Err
Inmates Of me ralut nj n, v-.sseie -
celved by the board ne said. have beer
made with 4 deprec!uted ctIa-gr n . PEI
cent, while only y per cert. should ''o
thus charged off He placed the value
If the fee d nearly s-a,ro .uc5
Opposing the immediate SAL. of the
liners because Of ne unce-.ain-v as {.
their valuation Mr. Stevens said the
public WIS entitled 10 know whether tn.
fleet was being Offered n fair prices
More than mnnev was involved he sail
and the transfer Of me ships should noa
pe maze until IT was known -flat IL.
nest interests of The government weI g,
peicy served
The advantage arc-u!rG f-Sm ne salv
Of The craft as they stand. Chairman
Payne SAID lies in The 81 vlnr vi The e.
ttTna sd cost OF me repairs together win
he uncerta:r-v as to condr in ship
ping after The SIX months or more n
cessa-y for the repairs
re added that government snips were
not operated by the board bu; ~ Tin
shipping companies 70 whom they wern
allocated. the profits and losses beir-
shared by the -wo. II Inc beard -ecaa-
ditlons the vessels and realms thern +,
still must DEPEND for The opera ZION upc,l
the companies winch nave been budding
for them the chairman said while the
government not ONLY would have 70
stand the expense OF recnnditiOr!na
them but also any logs incurred in their
operation.
Commissioner stevens will be hear
again by the committee tomorrow
Chairman Jones stating that in view
Of the rejection of the bios by the boar
IN - y..
med ATE action by The committee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
. meeting of the Gardiner For,

a meeting Of the Gardiner Forum
committee was held "Wednesday aft
ernonn al the Office Of Everett T
MaXcy. L was voted al riIis meeting
70 combine forces with the Ameri-
can Legion On Sunday afternoon and
the committee offered TO do every
thing N its power 10 make the pro-
Jected meeting q successful one. The
meeting VIII be held al the Strand
theatre. the Tniversalfst church Inv
ing been offered but was chuugnI 20
De 100 small To accommodate those
VINO viii desire To attend. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
Seeking Man for British
Ambassador to [. s.

London. Fen lS.-SeveraI names are
under discussion IN connection with the
appointment of an ambassador IN the
United States 10 sucreed Viscount GREY
Those most prominently mentioned are
Sir Aucviand c. Geddes minister of ma
rional service and recommendation, anri
4. A L Fisher, minister of education.
The Ea.i OF Reading lord chief JUS
tice. is said 70 have considered return
ing 10 the United States as temporary
Ambassador. But later concluded he
could not attain leave of the Justice
snip without resigning. II IL under
stood that this consideration caused his
declinacion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

For cne benefit OF one e the taIn
lies VINO were forced out Of their
nome d me corner Of York and
Washington streets ny the fire OF .ast
Tuesd4y morning, anyone having any
furniture beds mact-assts. etc. who
would be willing 10 dcra-e them 10
THIS worthy cause would 90 1 favor
by calling III Mrs. Ca-l...l.aa Of the
poor department - telephone 1I6o.
Clothing mas. been supplied through
: ms Department and SOM articles Of
-Ii-nl-lce arc now needed The-e Is
sickness IN rhe family u Lla- nrac-
ideally NO Iuunev can u. armed. and
conditions warrant tins a7pea..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
HOOVER LEAGUE
AT HARVARD

Cambridge Mass. F'eb, IS = 4
Hoover league WAS organized a;
Harvard University today by STUD
ents and faculty members for the
purpose Of furthering a. Harvard
and other colleges 4 movement To-
the election OF Eerbert Hoover as
president. Archibald MucLeasn. an
instructor n government. was aiact
ed president and Charles ". Elliot.
md sranoson OF the president erner-
titus was elected secreta-d. Secretary
T X. Tausslg addressed the meet
ing
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
Propose Purchase
Hog Island Yard
by PENNSYLVANIA

Washington. Fen. 18.-Purcras " OF
The hog Island si1ipyaTd by the state
CT PennsTt-anIa for use as q great
shipping terminal WAS suggested to
Gav by Representative EdmonGs.
Pennsylvania. runktng Republican
member OF me HuuSe merchant MIR
Inc committee. who wrote Governor
Sprou urging d special sesslon OF the
stare legislature 20 consider the maj
lev
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
Church Backs up
It's Pastors Stand
FavOring SUNDAY Ball

1oINoke, Mass. Feb. 1S-By an
aninous vote Grace Congregational
church Of TINS city ronIgh1 indorsed
the stand OF Ks pastor Reverend
= :. Robinson, regarding Sunaav
baseball aev. Mr. Robinson is a
siaunch advocate Of Sunday base
nan after the 'Holyoke plan" where
ny amateur league contests are piav-
&c upon The Fairgrounds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

MIS- Viola II. White entar-tainet! ne
FACULTY OF The Inrtla1n Normal schoo
a East Hal. Mnnday evening Febru-
a-v 1S. A paper on the German Norma
school of vasrerday tpdav anu tornor-
row was read by Miss White whose
many years OF SERVICE IN the school
make her the possessor Of the greater
par of IFS life hisro-v
MISS Alice CONN, supervisor Of the
training schools OF Pressure Isle Norma;
school. Was a guest of Miss Emma :.
Dagger Of East Hall over he weel,
end.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
Fred n. McPhee

u L McPhee died "Wednesday
ne home Of Alvaf Stevens in
'i-. Gardiner. aged 90 years. He
1~~tved by two daughters. Mrs.
~~'r Paterson of Rumford and Mrs.
Ia Poole Of Worcester. Mass;
II si1 brothers. Frank and Dan
south Gardiner. Phlneas and
t"' uf Gardiner, William of Old
WI anc George Of Lynn. Mass.
Sn ny TWO sisters. Mrs. T A XII
u Oakland and Mrs. John Nc
"Aen Of Fulton. ". Y. The FL
4 will ne held Sunday afternoon
o'clock from the residence Of
an Stevens. South Gardiner
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

org was received in Gardiner on
-,uesuav OF the death "Wednesday
o-.lnE IN Wa-e-vIlie wnere she was
ing. Of Mrs. Mary Graves Of
- and avenue, tnis cry. The re-
- viii De brought TO Gardiner on
20 c. and the funeral held on that
a. the Free Baptist c,urLh. Mrs.
ms leaves one daughter. Mrs.
an McPhee OF Bangor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
Inoiar's Apt Description.

Sinna paschugy is the word Gained
BY the Navajo Indians II Utah for
motorcar, and it is literally translated
TO mean a wagon that goes with ii
"chuE," according To an authority o.,
the language Of the Navajo. Hopi and
Apache Indians. The Indians are
now seeking a word for the airplane.
II Is a miracle TO them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

Ee wish 20 express CTR sincere
2anKs - our neighbors and friends
-aeI- marv acts Of Kindness and
'-ruacnv. especially m the employees
o ? 2 Hazard and T W. Wool
IN & Co.
MES FRANK T. BAILEY
MRS. CALRA SWIFT.
HISS RENA BALLET
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Sarr,ck GiInrtue

FatrlCk trIIDrlde Giea Tuesday
night. r. was born in Ireland so
ye2-s ago. H enlisted IN The An
Wisconsin Barterv Aug. ID. 1864. and
vas discharged NAY - sos. re was
admitted 10 the Home rom Worces-
,ar, Mass. May 16, 1895. He is sur
vlTed bE d daughter Mrs Annie. vii
son III Milford. and d C-and0a uEt,te,
Edith GIlbrlde OF Boston.
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Concert Patrons ADVISED I'd use
Maine Central Tram Service o
rlur-

The managers o1 the Morgana =
Ravens Concert d. Ciry nall, AL
gusIa. rtlis evening. ADVISE -ha- nIanE
OF Their E1aioweil patrons use cne
Maine Contra. trains winch give ez-
celler- service oorn was. Numer-
GUS preahdowns Of cars. Tue u the
recent s-0rns. viii prevent me Elec-
rrlc Road t.-on giving much more
man normal servlce tonight. although
evart' possible affor- VIII be made To
provide for patrons
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

The funeral Of the late Edward
-ewIa was held from Sacred Heart
church IL 8 clock Wednesoav
morning, Rev NJ r O'Cnnnor Off
cla-lng. Many Of Edwards school
mates and numerous relatives ano
ouher trends were present The
bearers ware L. wrence Woodside
Emil Smith, Charles Eippler Charles
Q Brler Aired TiEue and JOHN
Flynn. Among those attending from
out OF -uwn ware William Beaulieu.
sam ana Ed Beaniieu Mrs Pauline
Cllbialr and Mrs. J. Il. Burns al Of
SkuwheEa2 ana Mrs. Alice S0ne--
vile Of Boston. The remains were
placed IN the RECEIVING tomb II the
sallpwer cemeter-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

horns Objection. the witness ans
waraG
Yes. sir, the Ford Weekly"
The next question also had &
FORD IL IL" and Judge Eichhorn re
quested that the question be repeated
as ne did not understand Il
u asked from whom ne got his
s. a00 IN me Newber-y quarters II
n. Ford building" explained Mr..
LiJtlet0n.
F~eibErc could not remember.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
LTTCHFIELD

CDRNER-An ail-day meeting OF
the Farm Bur.au WAS held n the
Grunge hall on Friday. Feb. e. A
picnic dinner was enjoye'' al noon
The speakers were NILES fteien LV-
n,an and Mr.. Deering Of Ornnn. In
rhe aSterupun q busine2E meeting was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
Charles G, Cu-uir

C'har.--s Q Durrin died IN the Home
hospitc. Tu.scar night. He was
born n P1-lsHelC. \. H. s wears ar-c.
IL ENLISTED n co. T. 1st New Eanr-
shire Infantry aug. -. 49,. and was
discharged June -. $50 H came
mere from North Berwick. Aug. Il.
1912. 4 VIE Lucy j. Dur--n Of
North Berwick. SURVIVES.
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Card OF Thanks

We wish 10 express our apprecia :
rlon for the kindness shown Us by
our many friends and acQua;nLanCes
n the recent loss and bereavement
OF our beloved son.
MRand MRS. FRANK LEwIA
and FAMILY
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

here VIII ne special conc.ava Of
Int Cornmandery 1elG AZ the asy,-
IT IN Friday evening. Fen. 30 al
20 o'clock. There VIII be work in
u order Of the Temple. Refresh-
.n"nrs viii be served a. the close of
-" ,onc!ave.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
FAMOUS SURGEON
DIES IN VIENNA
FROM INFLUENZA

ienna. Monuar, Feb zs-F7oy--~-
thousand cases of inftuenza are "a
ported N THIS CITY and tn dea-h are
Is very nign. Among the -e-ert viz
TINS OF this disease was Dr Ernes,
Wer-heim. world famous specialist
4nc surgeon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
-1n regular

The regular meeting Of rne Cui-en:
rarts CIub viii ne helG Tuesday-
-~en;nc a the homo of Miss RosaIInd
-.t.na-ds Dennis street The paper
III Be by the hostess On The Re
ors--uctior Of France"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

edward Mcnamara CT Boston and
Nj anG Mrs. Charles Mcnamara Of
South Gardiner ara visiting IL me
nome OF Nj md Mrs. Z. : Tine-
being called here ny ne dea-h q.
their tather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

n a teIIeE - -reiaEVes Clayton
unaghv VINO is employed in the
= 1nGs IN the vicinity OF Madrid. de-
:-ibes one of the loads hauled down
re mountain as containing five and
half cords Some load
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

Ernest :. Goocspeed. deputy COL
iecror OF Internal revenue viii he a.
the assessors' room 81 cry hall the
til-sT four DAYS IN March for the pur-
pose Of giving assistance ID income
-AX payers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19

Al a meeting Of the Gardner Driving
Club "Wednesday evening arrangements
were completed for the races To ne hei6
on Saturday. A total of 36 entries were
announced. The services Of Starter
Merrill OF Duuvers. Mass. have been
secured This assures all of Z square
deal as NJ. Merrill! has an enviabie rep
utatinn IN the Grand Circuit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-19
Johnson Named
Ambassador TO italy
" as.IlnE q

Washing on. Feb 1s-The nurnina
non Of hobert Underwood Johnson
Of New York 70 be am bassador 10
Italy was confirmed without opposi-
non today by the Senate.