Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-05-10

and wife, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r.
Madden of Mt. Vernon avenue. Ed
win Madden and Mrs. Harry Pagan
of Portland were also week END
guests at the Madden home.
The class in Citizenship will hold
its regular weekly meeting ON Mon
day night next at 7.30 at the NUM-
cipal court room. Miss Clara Will
liams Of the High school faculty will
speak on 1.-THE National Govern
ment.", o.
The regular monthly meeting of
the Federated church was held at
O'Clock on Friday in the church par
lors. The book, "The Crusade of
Compassion" which the society has
been reading. was finished at this
meeting. Mrs. Mckinney presided.
Miss Ida Moore, who has been the
guest Of her sister. Mrs. Tracy Gates.
left Saturday for her home in Madison.
Dance for Basketball Girls
The dance given to the girls Of the
basketball team by the high school on
Friday evening at Grange hall was q
great success. About 200 were present
and music was furnished by a five
piece orchestra During intermission the
girls who had won the school letteys
this year received them from the hands
of their former coach. Miss Margaret
Chase. The young ladies who received
letters were Misses Mary Friend. Juli-
cite Carriveau, Aileen Buteau, Marea-
ret Patten. Christine Bison, Lavinia
Murray and Clara Bracket. The high
school teachers acted as chaperones for
the evening. Miss Margaret Patten was
chosen captain for the coming year.
The debating team from the 9kowhe-
gan High school which on May q will
meet teams from Madison and North
Arson Academy, has been chosen. Six
teen young people competed for The
honor and the work was all well done.
The speaking contest was held in the
auditorium of the Federated church
and the judges were Maurice Merrill,
Miss Lizzie Hussey and Miss Lena Wy
Ean. Miss Ella Flanders and Miss
Carolyn Cover of the class of 1920 and
Kenneth Copp of the class of 1922 will
compose the team, with Miss Mamie
O'Bren of 1890 as alternate
On the lot recently purchased by the
Maine Spinning Co. modern bungalow
will be erected by the company for tn.
superintendent, Villa m sNfitchell. Hor-
ace Muzzy of Watervile will be the Ge-
signer.
Mrs. Sanf,rd Strickland. who has been
the guest of her sister, Mrs. James Gil
lillian, returned TO her home in Hinck-
ley on Saturday
Mrs. Moody Jewell and Mrs. Ere d
Hurley were Saturday afternoon visit
ors in Waterville.
Miss Ruth Lawrence, who has beeh
in town visiting Mrs. Mae Brown, re-
turned to her home in Portland Satur-
day Afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norris Laney went to
Waterville Saturday. where they will
pass the week end with Mrs. George
Welch
Wesle. J. Watson has received a car
loan of Iowa horses recently There are
some especially fine horses in the lot
The two men who were arrested at
Jackmari on the midnight train of May
& for smuggling rum were arraigned / e
fore Judge He1nan Holden Friday. The
men who gave his name as Allen from
st. Zachrrie. Canada. paid fine of 800
and costs, and the Jail sentence of GO
days was RENTED. The other. Dan
Brown Of Bangor. was fined 500 and
costs and given sentence of 60 days
In Jail. He could not pay and was given
60 days additional. Brown was placed in
the detention room of the United States
customs authorities at Jackman to be
removed to Skowhegan the following
day, but he escaped 1t is plainly an
parent she had assistance from the
outside as the Job could not have been
accomplished from within by one man
Several suspected places were being
searched Saturday and the deputies
were working the surrounding country
Deputy Sheriffs Cole, Armstrong and
Smart searched number Of places in
Jackinan in AN endeavor to locate moro
of the goods which were stolen frcm
the warehouses there but failed to find
evidence which would implcate any
others but the, parties who were al
ready Under suspicion. The names Of
these suspected parties are withheld for
the present.
Mrs John vigue and son Lawrence
were in Waterville Saturday. Mrs.
Bigue was at Mt. Merici to visit her
niece Miss Ernestine Lahey. who is
a student there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph GARNER and
little Doris Perry went to Waterville
Saturday to pass the weekend with