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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
Crucial Star
League Go On
At Elks Club
Leaders in League No. | to
Argue at s p. NJ; p. &
T. VS.. EIkS
The big Eanel

Inv hlh kAhANs
That's what Is scheduled for TO-
night at the Elks' club when the
MAcDougall- Southwtck bas 9 than
squad tangics with the University
Community five In the battle that
viii decide first place honoTs In
League No 1 % The star cage tour
ney.
Both teams are on edge for the
big scrap Neither team has tasted
defeat yet. ringing up three wins
each Tho university mems hlg
triumph so far this year was a win
over the Y. NJ C. A. Tho Com.
muters have also walloped the Sol
dIers' and sailors club and tho Brew
ster Cigar company outfit.
The MacDougaiis have won over
the soldiers and sailors. Phoenix
Mutuals and the brewster squad.
taking all games easily.
The MacDougall squad has the
classiest looking outfit on paper. bpi
the IT, squad Is fighting five and
the department store men VIII know
that they have been thru a battle
n they down the Commuters.
The MacDougalls viii line up with
Jack Davidson and Ralph Smith at
forwards, Shiveioy at center and
Kertiss and overton az guards.
Tho Commuters viii face tho
whistle with IVES Renuie NJ center.
woodcock and Leaf or HstnphnI at
forwards and Dyke and Green at
guards.
Davidson and Smith have been
working well together. but they will
run w against tough proposition
In Dyke and Green. who are rated
as two OF the best guards in the
city.
IL will be fast article Of basket.
hall that will be dished up and well
worth the while OF hoop fans in the
city. Tho game gets under way at
Sp. m. in the F.Iks' club gymnasium.
In the second game. which gets
under way at p. m. the Piper q
raft aggregation win argue with the
T.iks' club team. The =. a II. squad
has lost one game. taking licking
from the knights of Columbus. but
II they can ring up wins In the rest
~ their games they viii have a
chance for n tie for first place.
The Elks' team has been coming
along NJ mighty fast clip. While
they are out Of the hunt for the semi.
finals now they must be watched
during the second half OF the season.
With the addition Of a good center.
the EIks will make EN- all hop
around.
The p. & r. aggregation win line
up with Benson and Gilbert at for
wards. Bryan at center and Stevens
and Goldberg At guards.
The F.iks' faceoff with Moss and
Triechel at forwards. Tucker At cen.
ter and Burke and DonaEhue at
guards.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
.l35 Founders
Mix; Every
Go a Battle
Tacoman Has Improved,
But We Shall See; GilIum
Is Billed

Harry Casey and Harold Jones
have como 90 the rescue % tina, hard
pressed matchmaker Lounie Austin
and will furnish the other end OF a
double special event al tonishts
Crystal Pool Smoker
when Tonnis Austin got thru
building his card for tonight he sat
back and hravcd a Blk sish 81 relief
TITS been "A hard chase but I be-
lteyc I've lined up fiyc bouts every
one Of which viii prove 10 be a bat
tie" 10 fuminAtei
"schumann and Morton. headilnera.
arc bound 90 be worth seeing" de-
elar-d I,onnir. two Horn each Of
them work now and know they
don't waste many moments when
they get into the ring
Harry Ouium and Tom Wood.
house VIII hattie next Tommy had
tho bad luck 20 run up against
Willie Keeirrs hard right In HIS bout
AZ tho fikn club but he's n rugged
boy who will mako Harry stop 20
beat him
Harold Jones and Casey win box
third on the card Seattle fans have
seen enough ~ Jones to know that
no has plenty % action. With Casey
trying 90 &c, lnHldo - those long
arms 81 his there should DO plenty
Of action 60 that bout.
Tho tao opening events. Red
Henry and Marty Foley and Frank
Pete meeting Louis Leonard. Inn
sure will present plenty % action"
The bouts will start az sac As
usual with Adolph srhsrh, and two
Judges handling tho decisions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
WASHINGTON
FIVE PLAYS
o. A. 6. TONIGHT

Washington cage five faces "A big
battle tonight when they take on the
oregon Aggies In the w" gym.
Washington Started or the season
with "A 1850 spill, with the oregon
team ana n they can cop two from
the AFgies prospects for winner
viii be bright.
Washington VIII be without the
services 81 George Smith who has
been under tho weather since the
oregon game. lie viii be replaced
by either Cook or staatz.
Tho rest 81 tho Washington team
VIII line up with Talbot. and Sand
err. forwards. Jameson. center and
Nicholson guard.
Tho o. 4. 6. team Is new here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

T'A'i But 7,
chatter
little hou'
na wondei
-,
he mn
70 -"
nss" -,
W. -,
80 ,hsv
And tesid
II wasn't
monkey.
With saw
where.
.r,n I;
rhss ii
r,'.re wa
- ..
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
Jimmy Wilde May
Go to Australia

George Baiilieu is now hack IN Sid.
ney. Australia. after making n tour
Of the United States and England TO
procure boxers for Stadiums Ltd.
Tho biggest fish in his net f.
Jimmy Wilde. who Is booked 10 box
Blackburn for the bantam champion.
ship Of the British dominions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

On January ! there were 1866
eN-service men listed as unemployed
during the month previous In the
Eastern States.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
Fugitives Headed
Toward Seattle

All highways leading into tho city
from tho north are being watched
Friday by the police In an effort 20
capture George Tarrol. Fl, and Rube
Weltz, 20. who escaped from Monroe
Thursday afternoon and started
toward Seattle in stolen automobile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

Under ordinary conditions Italy
annually converts 800 tons of
orange blossoms and 1000 tons OF
roses into perfumes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
It's Getting
John Bulls
Little Goat
To Seek for champion" in
England to Lick Yanks
ny CHARLES ". MocASN

United Press staff Correspondent
LONDON. Jan. 10 49, britain. tn.
homo Of fiHtlc art and long capital OF
the pugilistlc world. feels keoniy hu.
inflated At playing third fiddle In tho
boxing game For years most Of her
champions have been Hummafiiy put
away by scrapperH from other ooun.
tries. Now British sporting men
have determined 10 make supreme
effort to unearth a real champion
TO bring back her long lost laureis TO
the British iHles. Iioratio Tgottomley.
prominent IN sporting circles and
editor Of JOHN BULL and a string
81 other newspapers. has started n
searching expedition 60 ind a cham.
pion 90 wrcst tho championships
from the United States
fiot;omiey has commissioned 4. q
Sales. leading authority on boxing.
and Eugene CORR. worlds famous
referee. to iustill stili hunt until a
suitable recruit for tho fistic crown
IL found. Bottomlcy will provide for
trimming and maintenance OF the
find"
America now holds the worlds
heavyweight crown and France has
tho European honorE." Bottomley
said. Therefore. preferring to sec
ono OF our own boys hold the laurclH.
have commissioned Hales and CORR
10 scour tho British isles for British
champion OF the world. II they find
a Ind Of sufficient promise he shall
lack nothing In the way Of trimming.
instruction and maintenance"
On January ! there were IL 1856
eN.servicc men listed as unemployed
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

In December. In I'D cities In the
United states a7,2o5 ox-service men
applied for Jobs and 2s.s7s were
placed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

Time Is stage money TO the hobo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
~" Commuters Tangle With MacDougalls Tonigh
HEE SGUMANN AND PIGGY MORTON BATTLE AT CRYSTAL POO
NETS TOMEFT
VICTORIAICE
SEVEN TO-DAY

Seattle will b. out 70 defend -.
place IN the Coast puck race to,,.s.
when they tangie with the yL+,-,
septet on the Victoria Ice ~
locals will take the ice with IN, -
lineup that faced of with The n.
couNer team. here. the other p,s..
Riley. Foyston and Tobin viii /. !.
the forward line. Walker st e,,...
and Rowe and Hickey at d.s.,,
With Holmes in the netx
Victoria ls expected 70 take q. :.
with Oatman. Dunderdais ana v
f>oughlin at forwards. Mseld.r !.
rover. Glenn Loughlin and Johnrs !,
defense. and Fowler net guardian
The Nets Etay in the North On,
Monday. where they play N Va.
couver. and then play Victoria h.-.
on "wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
Aas1yND nSl3 Ha9G E,A:
BY FRED TURBYvILLE

NJ. SCHUPP IS on his
way up again. Ferd went to the
Giants amidst a lot of whoop-te-
do. And he made good. helping
McCraw to a pennant in the Ma
tional and doing good work in the
world series against the White
Sox that year. There was every
reason to look forward to the tall
youth as one OF the real box stars
of this generation. But in 1918
he fell down and was of little use
to the Giants. lie opened the sea-
son of 1919 poorly, too. and Nc
Graw sort of felt that he was a
flash in the pan and his days were
gone. McGraw wanted Catcher
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

Frank Snyder of the Cards and he got him. parting with
Schupp After joining the Cards Schupp started all
again and pitched mighty fine ball, including a one-it
against the Pirates Now the New York club prob
ably would like to have Schupp in its lineup again, but
il late. Schupp will stick with the Cards and the
optimistic Branch Hickey thinks he will be of the stars
of 1920.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

u ied hi
@s"@n
d.. -.
IN ..men 4
s,,, ssea ae
pra IN
Vow I
y una out
y thought b
ne yawnet
sssan to II
Oor OF III
y away, always
a. familiar
An, ha' G
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
DEMPSEY is
NAMED HONOR
LEGION MAN

MllsW NJ hl-l. Jan. 30 ~- tom
rude' Jack Dempsey
Tho worlds leading heavyweight
puRillat became an honorary member
OF the American Legion today when
he accepted The memh~rahip rendered
him BY Gordon Barber post. here
Jacks telegram 81 acceptance read
Received telegram from port ex-
GENERATING me from charges % being
called Stacker and dran dodgor
WIN prove 20 the world my limo
ccnce Accept with great pleasure
tho honor conferred upon mo by 30
loctiuK me honorary communicating
Of Gordon i,arber post
ts long as man can heep his tenn.
per. be IL not his own worst enemy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30

WHES
w the h |
she'd at
house. his
comfortabl
found II V
hcw. Bill
url up ar
= had ssi
a he hs|
bh that \
3 he picA
Ale lookil
here curle
When b
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-01-30
How Clubs Stand
in Star League
LEAGUE No. :.

They will take tho floor with Arthur
and stinson at forwards. Eekleman
AZ center and Reardon and Hubbard
az guards.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-20

maid Of honor We Miss BeatI1cs
Adams. friend of the BRIDE; the
best man was Laurence :. Wood Of
L mon. brother Of me groom. The
or2de was SecDnln-iv -owaed n
wrlte silk
The isl Of guests follows: Bertha
M Holman. Albert L Foss. Ia urEnce
3. Wood. Emily z. Wood Florence
Z Cummings. Mrs. W r Adams.
W. r Adams Helen B Holman.
Beatrice NJ. Adams. Earle a CIif-
fora. Gladys NJ. Clifford. Lillian Z.
Stevens. Adelaide c. WOOD. Edwin r.
Clifford. Mrs Edwin T Clifford.
Harold Clifford
Mrs. Wood was graduated from
Winthrop Elgh school n 1911 and
from Pennington state Normal
school n 1915 She has rad one
wears teaching experience M
Wood Is the son Of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert r Wood Of KinEdelu,
Maine Ee received his education n
the public schools NJ k!nrheld.
graduating from STANLEY AiEh school
n 1915. Besides being N the se,-v-
ice SINCE then ne mas studied chemi-
ca engineering for three years ar
The University of Mama
The couple left n rhs evening for
their hnneyn DON trip. After TWO
weeks they will 90 TO South Paris
where Mr. Woods hold the position
Of submRsrer IN the High school for
the coming year All wish them the
best n luck and happiness
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-20
New Tork. Aug. IS.
- s-ar1 D Err~l

New Tork. Aug. IS.
FLGTH-nareir steady: Kansas
strzigtts I2nnH 1900
wEEA--Spuf easy Nc rsd AND
Ne hard 2sTi and Ne. mixed curur11
2b7 j track New York export AL
gust shipment
CCHT--spar easy; No. . Yellow 1TSr
! New York 1o-tAv shipment.
GATs-Sppt easy, No. WHITE gee
I-ARD-EAsr; middle west 1861 q
fg-h
BTTTTF-Fir-n -ecsipts All ruos;
creamery higher than extras 5Si a 81
Do extras 90 score So. 40. tfrsr IS To
?. score 81 q sb. packing stock cur
rent make No. ] 426s3
EGGS-Fsrn; receipts 1i,751 cases
fresh gathered extras nrsrs 541 SO;
fresh gathered frsis 4e6I 80; state Pa,
and nearby western hennery Writes
tfrsts to extras 80 q e. 40. browns az
uras so q 65. STATE. Pa. and nearby gath
cred browns and mixed cniors rrst 70
extra 4e75
p0TATOEE-Tirrn Long Island Ter
barrel 400 q soc; Jersey per l6s pounds
4pn a 46n; southern Ter barre LODI
45t4: sweets. Jersey No. ! basket 25bQ
400; southern per barrel sn9d eGo.
CAEEAGES-EAsy and unchanged.
ETGAN-HAw weak. cenrr tuEal
.sB4. refined dull. fine grannlaten I71b
a a2st. sugar futures continued "a
decline IN sy'mpathv WITH the feeling in
the snot market Near months were
narricularfv weak September 1881.
December 1920 January s50. March
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-20
Woau,nan Field psy AUG. p

The Modern Woodrnen and auxil-
larry order. Royal Nelghbors Of
America VIII hold grand Field DAY
On Saturday. aug 81 81 Camp Ben
snr. Newport This viii include AL
The lodges n Penunscut- Piscs Ia rslls.
Sonerset, Aennebec and ,AndroscnE
gin counties and all others who wish
70 JOIN i IS expected thai 2oo0 per
SONS viii De present. a tlne program
Of deid and water sports has baan
arranged with prizes The Newport
Band ana Bangor woodmen Orches-
ira will furnish music Dancing al
afternoon ana evening. Prize exhibit
tan drills ana military parade ny
Wnodrnen degree teams for silver
cups Colonel VIM. Z. Southland. tthe
hero Of Torcy) viii act as master Of
ceremonies. The Forest degree VIII
be exemplitied by Dover Camp,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-20
RICHMOND

Ar a recent meeting cf the United
Baptist parish il was voted TO extend
a call 70 Rev. vi Borden Of Mt Yer
non who Recently supplied the pulpit
Word has been -eceired announcing
Mr. Boraens acceptance and he will
probably assume his duties here n d
few weeks.
Friends reg-er the continued III
health Of Frank P Eatnorne. and ne
is missed from MS place Of business
m Main street
Dr. and Mrs. William A. Baker ~
Chicago. IL, are guests Of the lat
ter's mother, Mrs Gertrude Baker
Mrs Robert Ordway Of Skowhe-
gar Is tia guest Of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Frank Duran.
The Ladies' Ald Of the Methodist
Episcopal church held their annual
midsummer sale al Curtis hall.
Wednesday afternoon. The hall was
beautifully decorated with crepe
paper and flowers IN profua.on. The
sale was in every way one If the
most successful heid recently by this
society and more than $40 was real
ICED The chairman Of the commit
tees ware. Mrs. William Lewis. an
-ons. MISS Lille Eli. fancy work
Mrs. Seth Watson. candy; Mira. J.
Franklin Harris. food
Miss Lula Morse Of Buffalo. IL the
guest of her friend. Miss Rule Curtis.
There will be Democratic rally al
the Opera house Friday evening ar s
0 clock The speakers will he Bert
rand G McInt1re Democratic candi-
date for governor and Mrs. Eaisey
x wilson Of New York
Tuesday evening AZ the grounds If
Frank W Alexander on the Langdun
road a lawn party was held. This
was under The AUSPICES Of Beulafl
Rebekah Lodge and was for the hene-
Al NJ the 0rpnan's home The iawn
WIS brilliantly decorated fur the oc-
cas,un and attracted a big crowd Of
peopie who enjoyed the excellen;
program. One Of the features Of this
was the fare, "A Mistaken Iden-
ritv" In the east were: Harry 7.
Tar, Mr. BulSer Mrs Nina rlcvd.
Mrs. Blanche Dinsmure and Miss
Ruth Bunker. Among other good
things on the program were vocal
solos by Mrs Howard Dunn ana Mrs
Leon Dunklee. a reading by Miss
Italy Hatch. and duet by Miss
Olive King and Miss Itafy Hatch
Later IN the evening dance On the
lawn was enjoyed by the young pep
pIe
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-20
Stock Markets
NEW YORK MARKET
s'a'es - the Gays Seaiins in All
me -esnlra Stocks

Fs~ yr-f Aur -s-Sar--,sr-
ga lie 2ro1esF onal Element an We
- exchange tnahr was more cheer
t T--fkfi -F'-nc-aE n distinct
-A.ior e -n-ov If its prat-acreu
y ner-+sslor.
ae R'te' -e-l;HE was -o- arcar,.
az pronounced acces SION If
'ea.!aEs we're moderate sx-
d" .hs ma hours when arlces
r., nut ~enresenuati~e
ap.Ap.y STANDARD rails. figured
=, ---''s Va extent II The days oper-
p''rerasa' vas pupu4Rrlv atr-,b-
ne more encouraging ASPECTS
H. "a -ErnpsAn situation. The
.aa' 1uAr-er, however was
he' NJ --ssh weakness in
80 -. s@chsfse British buils were
e.. ehlS inter aasI week :
r. 1uyL,loIs ana concurrent
1 -.-S W6s s9pwr ny -ernltrancas
la. st "a q. germany ana Scan
$50 .hui IA n The French rpr-
,.s e.. explain che method nv
e. n'Nhaf % paY rs share Of the
= ~En soon 70 mature
q HtS@a aE me DR. mar -rs =
-'.T u--her reversa! ef ex-
,s none marker conditions AZ
rs,. me ~no demand loans were
,,,S a. a.:erea T,ra,-}o- t,u,l-e
Huae'a,e sums 4or sn arr en-
Z. ''e "Hrs 9uye-s OF coynrner-1s1
,,s, ....--i-'f 70 IL cours. Of tha
f-gs-r.-..' u s cal money held
-. Ell a' "a openlng rate of :
b.. r'"ho.Ir <eE.ures N the s-,c,-
IS ,.NaF seq he motors ,;ls
s.. a'c s-7'-- 7rrent ne two S-st
,,c. ,'Sp-@ Hg espsc.a! strength a.
r..F CIR 1tloar me %ew Consistent :
b. s.oeAt 77e-e he sugar ISSUES
r. mounted 10 Sa5 nnp
= = -4he--- 7Es and several
H., g., -f't--tG. .ssues. sucn as
e,l,, ''.'' ,ahhe- ana Arnr-,rsr
b ,s, .e';r' 'uted n an Ir---~rsI a. =
r. rS Is mar value. aggre-
AZ 1-s'-sec NJ c4N, "'i'us
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so Acras SI5e0. With
Horses, Cows. Tools. Crons

Mach worked fields have produced
no5aCoss -"t bushels acre, brook
wa -rra paslure securely fenced. val
liable wood. 81 apple trees. pears. har-
rites sugar grove convenient country
sea- large manufacturing row-Is: =
louln Mouse bag barn. sprlng water
hppse ana Iar9. settling affairs owner
arrows n y 1nrSex = COWS. wagons
-gaCnluerT cpois some household FUR
uituve. naE1 =~Jw.1E crops, al for
S-5bu par. cash. hstGnCH easy terms
Details page q Sf-uuTs Big Illustrated
GaraloE Farm BARGAINS g States
Copy -ree ST2tfT-T FARM AGENCY.
6;,4 T. ysld South BLDG Boston, MRSz-
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Boston. Aug. ~.
yEEF--huice whose cattle - "a Is
BT-TEE-ExtrRE 81 a SIS; firsts - %
81
tTEESE-F-~sh choice 9TS T@S.
CpRS-Nn yellow 1se@ 1s2
EGGE-Naarev nennerv Tb6TG
western extras 81 dSs-
EL0TR-sprlnr patents Ias-ib
sacse speciRl shorts 15nE6: stand
are 1875 q 500.
EAv-En. /. rimpttlv 4ct144-
LAMg-Spr4ng 2TT IS.
rA-S-Fanrr 40 pounds - a GO.
pgHK-Nedium hacks $3.50
rvA-REE-EasTsrn shore n 4bt
per barrel natives 15p6I7 per 1usnel
SUGAH-e-i
vFAI-i2n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-20

uneven. qon6 115e; Enod COWS sDGG
1850, Gamers La 4Th. arr.re ana
STEADY medium grades SLOW. bulls slow
70 - cents nwer. good ana chpice veal
calves rnosI1v 4DDi 500; seieE-ed lots
1925 a so; suckers srRae cas- icy: dt.
rnand llgnr.
ECGS-Recelpts =. 0DD opened
STEADY 70 = cents lower. light and
hgnt butchers closing 10 70 Is cents
lower than vesTerdEys average, others
81 eady early Tnp 5A5 bulk lIEnt and
butchers 1878 q 1925 hulk packing
sows AS a 14%p; pigs Is cents 70 so
cents inwer bulk desirable k;nds -Sah
T145H
sHEEP-Receipts 2a.0U0 staAdv- TOD
nar-ve larnps 12hh H7Qik nbGt1 : 81.
top western lambs -@T5; bulk l2.a 2
l25n. feeders largely 1125 q 1225: guo5
Montana wathers ana best fat ewes
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All grains ami provisions suffered a
sluYrp here TO-DAY, corn leading the
dp~rward march. although wheat
STARTED out higher The action Of corn
led by tsne September delivery quickly
rranred the trend of the markets and
al eioseu near the low point af the
eiay whexr was m IL tn - csTts
wttt December 2-3- and March a.Se-
Corn showed net loss Of cent 70 ~
cenfE and aKts were cent 20, GEN.
helnw Yesterdays finish. while pro-
vis,uns ranged fram ga 10 sc cents
lower
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-20

+-hicAEu. Aug IT
cATTLE-Receipts 1o.eRo: Coon and
chpice sfeeFs strong To s5 cents high
ar. tup IhAh; PLAIN grassy kind slow.
hulk Ens,d and choiue 7Ss5R 1860 fat
rrassy Kinds 1gAHe "a I4T5; strapg: plain
and common Kinds very draggy and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-20
Moud EiiMnrn

a very delightful wedding or-
CURED ar 5 O'Clock Wednesday eve
ming, August Is at the home of M.
and Mrs. e r Clifford of winrhrun.
when their daughter. Ethel Murihn.
was united IN marriage with Carl
ton Pratt Wood of kingfield. The
cerem ouy WAS performed before q
beautifully decorated fireplace. hy
Rev E. NJ. EplOan Of the First Zap
list church OF Bath. in the presence
of relatives and friends The double
ring service was used, the bride be-
ing gwen away by her father. The
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-08-20
WINTHROP

Mrs Cora Kmgrt clifford who
has been passing several weeks az
the home Of her son-Ir-lRw Nj IA.
VIII Jeff Friday. On her return TO
Portland. and d little later will 60
u Kingston. Penn. 10 assume the du-
Ties Of praeeptress IN Wyoming Semi
nary This is an OLD institution Of
high grade. and has a large number
Of pupils. -FarnIng-on Journal
Chronicle.
Mrs. Leah Bell ana Miss Eazels
Judkans delightfully."- entertained four
tables al bridge at the home of the
former Wednesday evening Mrs
Z. ?. SturtevanT secured the first
prize and Mrs. John Young the con
ISOLATION. Other guests present sae,e
Miss AEtalie Gale. Miss Gertrude
LonEfeIlow Mrs. Ora Maxim. Mis-
Eta wilkins Miss Mariei Rollins
Mrs Ruv Thomas. Mrs George r
Wilson. Mrs. Il " Stevens Mrs.
Faith Perry, Mrs. Alice Lee. MISE
Margaret Mcuroy Mrs Merton
Hodges and Mrs Waiter Storktord.
Delicious refreshments We're served.
Miss Anna Smell and aunt Mrs.
Nora Dexter of Brock1on. Mass,
have been spending several days In
town. gong 70 Fairfield "Wednesday
MRS. E P Sturlevanr has returned
from a visit with relatives IN Oak
land.
Mrs Annette Giles ana Miss Iua
Morrill, are passing the rest Of the
month IN Brooklne, Mass
The Misses Bertha and Jennie
Gray nave returned from Two
weeks alto trip 10 Ohio N COMPANY
with their brother. Bert Gray and
MS wife of Worcester. Mass
Mr., and Mrs. Ernest jackson ana
little daughter Of Brockton. Mass.
are visiting relatives in town.
Nj and Mrs. Lewis MillspauEn.
Mr.. and Mrs M r. Nurcruss ana
Mr., and Mrs. Fred G. Williams have
returned from orr-'s Island where
they enjoyed a week outing
Mrs. Laura Jackson and grandson
Of Lynn. Mass. are the guests Of
relatives IN town.
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BELGRADE

WoRTE-Mrs- Howard Bickfnra
and daughter, LurIra- passed thu
wHek-end with her sister in CaraviIIe
Mrs. Ernest Morrow who has ben
III all summer. ia gaining sicwiy
Mr.. and Mrs Louis lombard and
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lombard Of Wat
erville- were Sunday gaesrs of Mr..
and Mrs. W p Saweelie.
Mrs joel Richardson In in very
poor health.
Mrs. Webster Rickford has bean
entertaining her sister and family. os
Portland, the past week.