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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
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Chapter Three To supplement- and
perfect THIS excellent beginning. the
Augusta Rotary Club recently deter
mined IN raise enough more money by
Individual contributions rom mem he's
gf the clap ~ enable i II establish
'Rutarian Room n the rev hospital
wing A total fund Of s1NnH would
have sufhcsd for the purpose but
when the Ike wire subscription com
-nlvtae -'toucnedf ire 1--we wire mem
be-s they speedily accumulated total
fund. including The se5s Il -aa..zed
from the bail game. If s-4-13-
Chapter Four $1,000 Of me fund
names a room in the new building
Augusta Rotary Room" To the ad-
dit1unal ss1l31 no strings are attach ed
by Augusta RotariRns. our they ex-
press the hope that i may serve as me
nucleus Of a fund for a much needed
refr1Eerating plant for The hosnItal.
Chapter Five L cuuidn be done
bu, they dld =
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
SAVES PLAYMATE
s-u-swck Lad Strikes 1--we Wire
Is Rescued Badly Burned

Brunswick. July M-0viilR -1onne
14-veAr-old boy. proved himself -
be hero asst night. when he pulled
Joseph BRrideau another l4-year-oid
youth with whom ne was playing,
rom a i've wire on the island IT ne
middle n the dam ACROSS the Andres
coEE.n River The latter. however,
was 50 terribly burned that there Is
little hope Of his recovery
The two buys were playing on me
island when the accident happened.
and the instant the Bar4dean boy hit
the wire his clothing burst INTO
flames He made every possible effor.
70 free himself. but was unable 20
40 SO The Diunne boy noted re fact
thai MS companion had rubber heels
on lis shoes. and il was these thai he
took hold az when he drew the ul1ar-
Junate playmate Of the wire I: was
a rare presence Of mind 70 BE- dis
played by anyone Of his age.
One Of the Ba-lbeau boys legs was
burned 10 the bone. and the other Sc
verely injured. Both shoulders were
also badly burned. and by the time ne
was dragged trem the wire nearly al
his clothing was gone
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

Lake. and has been visiting her
uncle. William Wheeler Of Church
street returned Friday ID her hume
n Providence r I
Ralph Emerson. who has bean en-
pioyed n waterviIle and Oakland
FOR several months returned Friday
afternoon 10 his home n Bathhu -st.
y. B
William witherell has returned
from short TRIP 10 Portland. Bos-
ton and Bangor
Mrs. Ma1+1e Blalsdell has returned
from Lewiston. where she was j
guest Thursday q her cousin Mrs
Anne Whitney
Edward Sru-rEraar- who IS passI1E
the summer al the home Of his IN -
Z " Startsvaat Of Oakland
Heights want 70 Malchestsr. y. r
Friday 70 VISIT MS mother who g 81
I. the Der-vfeld hospital n that
l3ry.
M. and Mrs. Hiram York Of Fort
Land, aad Mrs. Myrtle McCausland.
Of Oakland are guests Of their BROTH
~ 3. Q. York. az his cottage &c
Lake MessaI onssep
Mrs. Harry " Ststson of Lewis
ten. was guest IF friends II rrwn
Friday
M, and Mrs Dana Enerv and
Young granddaughter. Esther Grey
are passing few DAYS n their home
n Newport
The Christian Endeavor SOCIETY," If
5lle- FIRST Bapt4sl church vii Aald d
food sale this afternoon n me
church vesvrr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
Former Members of Home
Band Join Sousa ORGANIZATION

The following article from a Utica
y 7 paper viii be II interest =
many connected vi-h he home. as the
Schueler brothers formerly played n
The band here
The Schueler hrothe-z Inn, a,a
William Of kanhle street will 1ujn
eousa Band about Wednesday Of
next week n New York city Both
are among Tticas best known in
strurn ental musicians and their nsnv
Z IRA friends VIII congratulate them
lpon their connection with the famous
1uslca- 0f--a1isaton Jaf1n leaves
N uca Tuesday night ar early wedaes
dar morning and William leaves Erie.
"a where ne IS playing IN a theatre.
aooHt ne same lne They VIII re-
heR-se with the band n Ca~nsr-e har,
tor three DAYS before starting anon
their TIP with the Sousa Aggregation.
Following the -ehearsa.s the aand VII
lake 70 The road for TWO weeks ao5
men begin an enEagemerr Of aa lars
al Willow Grove, popular rssa,- nes-
Philadelphia The band viii than
siii1; again upon It's rad anEage-n e1t
and VIII continue rs season u Nor
Is or ~.
John SChuelsr IS a trombone artist
u admirable talent and he has bee.
a. various Tines IN the theatre or
ehestfas Of Taca and has filed M
nervous important enga-ernen1s as !
member Of The Termination -vDew-:ter.
Sand. ne band Of the West Point
Military Cadets. he a--nv ba,6 If
roff Thomas. Kentucky, and other or
-anIsalens He has been a valued
mem Der Of 4 theatre orchestra IN
Dayton. @. the Majestic Theatre n
Erie. Pa. whore his brother. IS 7pw
located. The Shuhert. CnluninL I-uu-
berg and various other Utica trea-,-e
oTchesis'as- With his brother. Henry
A Schueier, cur1etlst- he filed An en-
garenent with Niles Band N thp
Chautauuua- travelling oul Of Chicago
He IS leaving The summit Park Or
chestca % accept the en-arenerr
with Suusa
William -cnueler. oiarrnetlsr. has
Shown his ability y laCal Thea -r,as and
bands He eft me Colonial Theatre
Orchestra 70 gr ta Erie. Pa. where he
IS now engaged He mas piavad as a
member IF the EenwonIi Community
Band and the Remington Typewriter
Band and mas filed engagements with
the Lunber-. Majestic and other
thehrr'es- HIS management n ne Col
onIRl Theatre extended over the past
Two seasuns- Both young men viii
prove their value with the Sousa or
Eanlzacon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
ROTARIAN pep
Divides Fund for
Hospital Room
Initial Fund S256.s1 Via Bal Gam.
~fth Worcester Clan, Aaarerter
Ssuu0 by @Touch" System Aranr
Augusta Hotzrlans = viii Mean
Notary Room IN New Asrjso,
to Augusta General Aascitai

lie started 10 sing as ne tackled the
thing
That couldn't be done-and ne aid -
Augusta citizens VIII recall that
from that eubhlingav optimistic little
poem emerged the slogan IT Can BE
Dome" in the ssDDee drive for the
Augusta General hospital building
fund in October. 1917. AMI they Wi,
recall how, with Tie a4d Of Hun. George
T. Mscumber-s splendid gift, II was
duns- That was Chapter 0sne If this
srr-r.
Chapter Two. At the autumn -un-
ciare Of the New England Rnra-1a-s
held N Augusta last October the big
braves Of the Worcester Rotary r7ua
bail team came dnwn % cfaStlse the
papoeses ef the Augusta club. Il was
agreed that the proceeds of the game
should be donated 10 the Augusta Cen
eral hospital The oapeaseE trimmed
the braves Is II I. and as every run
was une-six-senth Of the victory. here
are their Individual contributions 70
me s2Js.S net proceeds IF the game
AUGUSTA PAP0OSEs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
Oakland A. a. 3 Car Shons 0

The Oakland a a bHll cam crossed
bats with the fast and. as they
thought. almost InvInclbIe Name Cen
rc-a- Car shop ,sAn Of wate-v.lle m
the Ssaver- 7eld Thursday a. $50
There was large cruvd present The
fans If Oakland were there ~ back
anu encourage their favorlres and ne
BOYS showed now well their conf
dence was placed by giving the Car
shops the beating " their Ives % ne
tune Of IS n O.
Fowler was n ane form and held
has opponents n MS mercy excepting
me old Oakland +avnr,fe Sukefurrf Il
who rur four Of the FIVE hlrs scared
If Few er The only tine ne was
thre8 tened was n the sernnd when the
opponents had the bases Sled yith no
one down. but a fine cstcH Of hard
Hr n right field nv Peacprk ann rwo
st-ikeouts by Fowler stepped the Car
shop boys
IN me fifth ther put n our old-t.re
r,1end ana one Of the best spirits n
ne game. Brick Reed. but ne retired
with his old smile in the seventh n
favor af Suksforth. WIN gave place n
BelanEer IN the eighth.
Suuantu wilson. who has brought
stage fright q many a bal team. was
on SECOND. EissoneT1a on hrs,. ana
Mickey O'Brien on third. al playing
fne bail. Ii was enough 70 cause dts-
aster to most any team
The sCare
q a A .--nc n-1s-Is-7
Ne. Cent Q O q eRa O. O. "a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
MAINE HEAvIES PLAN
BIG TINE FOR AUG.T

The veTera1B Of he First Maine
Heavy r cid Artillery are surely max
M a. efforts for a strenuous daT N
August 81 the 0akIands Tudor Gar
diners homestead n Gardiner. Among
ne new attractions That has been
added s The bed sack contest
Everyone remen bers those DAYS
spent Al Bowdoin College when the
fellows 1Eged he'd sacks eaIl Of straw
our . Y hitler field. EFF them IN the
sun d hour while they is-Iled and then
had -en minutes rest- n which ten
minutes they we're ordered - turn the
he'd sacks ever A : there viii be plenty
Of sun. room and straw Battery z has
cha-l erEed Battery 2 = 4 real contest
= bed sack1nc'
The PRIZE viii he ne usual ten min
u,as rest anu something besides.
Word aas been received 1rem Ba1 :
te-v y mat a good number are coming
over from FrvehurS and RridEfon BY
machine They vii not bring the
wooden gun this time They have
sent along a proposition that N case
4 mess snack Is needed hey viii build
Z + someone else vii 60 al TIE work;
sucn as Juggling al the lumber +ur.n
lshlng al the nails 4nd hammers anu
so forth That IS inst Ike old times.
Z -haI crowd comes over without 4
lead If coal and some Sihlev stoves II
VI ne unnatural
and speaking about natural"
things. everyone who can. IS sure 70
he there and act as natural as they
-a2. A special cur-r-1-ee IS hard al
WORK or some real matters and unless
al Signs fail there VII ne more thRl
zoo EeavIes m the grounds on the AZ
-arGoun If Aug. :
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
Fire or r-aay Afternoon

A IRE az the home OF John Deahan
AZ IL State street called out the auto
fire truck. hook and ladder and hose
team No. ar o'clock Friday after
noon. the alarm coming f,'u1n Box s.
The fire started IN the k'tchenetfe of
the apartment occupied by Adel bert
NJ TOwle and family On the second
floor Of the house. the cause Of the fra
having been an electric aatlrun which
was EFF with the current turned on
a good deal Of the woodwork in that
room was burned and the FIRE extend
ed through TO the roof but the flame
was quickly put out BY the fire de-
ps-tnent A large part of the dam
age Was by smoke and water The
ali out whistle blew al $50 2 NJ
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
SHOP NOTES

Webber's Auto Electric Service. u
Dlckman street mas been gwen the
ArwaIar Kent Igniuon dist-7b button
rights n this territory The pro
prietors Of this electric service sta
non say thai + every Ford owner
could ride n an Afwa-e~ Kent
equipped Ford. every Ford would he
Atwater Kent equipped
4 novelty n ne way Il protac-
ION for a spare rlre IS NIt~ex. the
liquid coating enamel which protects
the tire from HEht, air water and
other injurious conditions. The Ac-
cessory Store Ffneld Bros. Co car
'ies il in stock al all times.
Broliers and roasting chickens at
Wehber d Hewifts today. All the
usual good things n me bakery de-
parrnenJ including delicious baked
beans and brown bread
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
AUGUSTA MEN IN
CANADIAN FORCES TO
FORM ORGANIZATION

American volunteers Y ms vicinity
WIG saw sRrv1ce overseas n ne "a
nathan anu the British exqed1riona-y
1orces ara making plans @2r the +or'1nR-
ton o. an organization and for his
purpose WI meet a. SO Friday eva
n1nE. August {, Z ne aldermen room
il Clry hail. There a-a some - ar
80 81 these sx-se-vice men n ne CITY
and vicinity. plenty n atarta- far d
1--we EXPERIMENTATION F'-pru enc Of me
I've wlTe" men ef ms group comes
the following not1cs directed - the
others
Lets Eet behind This. buvs. and
make i success. lei snow mem
that the men vino nut Tnres and
F1n1v Ridge OF the map -an a-so put
-1ls town 81 the map with i I'VE post
81 A-1er''c can Volunteers IF me Cana
dian Expedtt-ona-v FORCES. A1y IN
sor-na non ca1 be 3ura ned rom Franz;
Aver,.l a. Fle-chers Qnar-nacv. ar
from Robe -lscorrb a. 5 Bridge
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
JOINT Outing Proposed
Augusta and Watervile
Chambers Of Commerce

Secretary JEFF Smith Of ne STATE
7 NJ =. 4 has extended I ccrd.al
invitation TT the Augusta and me
Wa1erville WlnsIow cham bers #
Commerce for a jclnt AeId dav and
outing O be held a. ire Stale Y
camp On he west sflure ii Lake Cob
aossPe N "Wednesday. August
Secretary Clarke II the loca- Cha-n-
aer was n conference F'r+dav WIN
Secretary Annie II ne Wa.er71lle-
"a -nslow Chamber and tentative
plans Were made or ne affair which.
: ea.~1ed out should prove N excel
lent opportunity cor he nembe IF
ne cwo organizations % get better
acquainted and II discuss matters :
nu-la. interest
Secretary Clarke w ir-eCiIat4lv
-akt UP Tie na1-ar Win re mem bers
Of me Augusta Chamber The plans
for the days fes-- z-it3t4s include al
sorts # spor,s. and among them 4
red-hoJ baseball game bet wean TWO
laa-ns representing me Two arganiza-
u0ns. There viii oe cla-nbHke. and
the other good things On me menu
include lobster and chicken. served
- king TASTE. There vii be si1ur-
speeches one member frr1rn aacn
Chamber n extend rhe spirit Of
good VII and fellowship 70 ne other
Chambe Opportunities n kennp-
bee County" WI be 4 topic for it's
cussion- and ne means by which the
two Chambers can ne Of mutual SER
vice viii be pointed aut. The details
Of the program ara yet 10 ne worked
out and as soon as The DECISION IS
made WI ne Announced
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

Last December when the steamer
Ethele ran ashore On the coast of
Newfoundland with - passengers
including a newborn infant in IN
mediate danger II death in the aesvv
sea. Reuben Decker u Burne Bay
chilled ms dog and putting the enl el
rope N his mouth started him %
swim 70 the wrecked ship. The deg.
holding The rope fast plunged into
The heavy sea, and after s1ruggl -rg
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
Church Notices

GREEN STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL. ". J Layton Worship
and sermon. 1880 A NJ Sunday school
for Junior, primary and kindergarten
departments. - NJ No other sFrz-i cess
fur the aay No prayer services durlns
August Cfficial board VIII meet al
the parsonage Monday evening al : SO
0 clock
SAINT Marks church. Rev Med
vile Mclaughlin. rectar 9th sunday
after Trinity 80 a M. holy com
munion 1915 a. NJ. hoiv communion
and sermon.
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Society, WI
lia-ns street Services at lA.3n. sub
ject Love. Sunday school. -A3H:
testimonial meeting al s O'Clock
"Wednesday Reading room AZ the
Christian Science chapel open SR-u--
DAYS from 70 s.g0. also lending libra
r. az authorized Christian Science
writings
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
$4,000 Loss
Three Dwelling t4ouses. Two Barns
DESTROYED ay Fire At Exeter

Exeter. July 3e-Three dwelling
houses and two large harms were de-
siruyed by fire here yesterday n a
loss Of about s1s.aaa Through the
fact that the wind was blowing from
a suuthwesterly direction. il is be-
lisEed that the entire village was
saved from destruction. The IRE
started in the barn NJ Deputy Sher-e
Charles r BusweIl and spread rapid
~ 10 another barn and then Ia the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

r-r "s If Dick" HUNTINGTON
,.,, teased-but no way sur
a,r-. earl mat he has a fine
-.-n 49, ne Green. Fulton. Cum
-. 81. > @ Hr-lsing agency of Chi
-. r " King. president OF
- A-1E & P-u1der. Ing.
-1 A lEus,a friend whom he
.-.. accom- panied on "A woods
g, -'e huntington is coming 20
a.. 1.s vaca1ann' and adds:
sp,r, IN. by the way. ls dong
's1-F good work here
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
Chance 70 See Europe

Forty-three cooks 40 clerks and
aJproximatelv 1.aa men without
Qualifications are needed IN the An.
er-ican Forces IN Germany to -
place soldiers whose services have
expired This Is probably the asst
aupurtunirv 10 visit Europe n the
expense Of me Government Recruit
ing is going on Al the Augusta Post
ONCE and the force viii remain there
tyar a few DAYS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

-"r"-a keene and son. Lieut.
",'i' typ acne who have been pass
Is " 5ars n the city EFF FRI
10y ar lsle Of Springs. whore
n" man FOR few days.
--~. 1e"~R vii return next week
'- ale pima % reaoin ms snip,
''hac a. 5ostan en- route.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

20 ZEN oc~atlc meeting VIA be n
ne 1n,DE ~oon Of the ConY House
lnnal. -.-A. al 0 clock All Dem
a. ,lGl1E me women are IN
rec 2 a--and. Plans far ire fpr-na :
Democratic Club will ne dis
$50. - ..-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

for mora than an hour reached the
steamer WITH the line aboard the
passengers were sent ashore IN
breaches buoy the baby carried in a
mailbag New the dog has q SILVER
cellar, the gift IF number II hu-
maae societies If Philadelphia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

f. HTsP-T-,Ce men desiring 10 get
hfl' N4torv Medals. may apply to
-eJt. @~alk z. Southland fer the
'.a,iEE 20 ae flied out
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

-"c {. Macurnoer and Ms
sS-'' 80 If augusta and M AMI
Emery. Sec'v Of the
''''',s >'a-F Fire ms. ca. Of Ports
'~'" r. VINO are on a business
'rastoOk towns arrived N
''''.'.f as- C-ght.-Aroosfo COX Daily
'"v'- ILL.,, q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
NATIONAL home

oMcer Of The day. Capt John
EAxal-
The returns from eslrsuuEas Friday
vera William Eary-ares erum Fal
RIVER, and Justin Libby t-um Port
and.
The -sru-1s rom passes Friday
were James z. Drown from Brooks
Samuel " Wilson from Gardiner and
Ambrose Mason rom Lewiston
Furaoughs have been --aare6 70
John Colwel aat Charles G. Eanerv
q Washington =. c. and Martin
Punphy 70 Waterbury and Luke PITTS
70 Skowaegan
Religious services a. rhe Home
chapel Sunday morning VIII be held
as toilows- Mass and sermon rv Rev
F. Mclaughlin AZ $50 and P-ot es-ant
services by Rev 2. =. PAalsr AZ n %
o'clock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
Defendants Denied Motion
In Patent suit at Portland

Portland. Ne, July 3lt-Ia the case
Of the Mineral Separation Company
Of New York against the Nevada
Consolidated Copper Mining Com
aany and Magma Copper Company.
alleging infringement Of patent. heard
n he United States District court
r0daE a motion by The defendants
for a bill II particulars was denied
by Judge Fale. a motion for further
answer fled by The pia1nC- was IN
par allowed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

t-s - d Church Randall ana
'Aot71 ha-.utte and Donald. have
2nn' o Wl-e.v-Ile &c pRss the week =
III At me guests IF M md Mrs.
7r@r,..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

v,th .atnxcaron. two men
s.as ne city We're a-ral gned
''.orr Judge Robert a Cony
-'. -0~2lu1pAl cuurt, and both
--t.tE One Of the men had
- ,';'ssess)on bottle of beef. iron
'' . which ne sad he had
49,. -E ac- The court sentenced
~. H|'uG"nt 70 pay a. fine af SO
u q. 40 .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

Mrs. Orvilie l. Roberts. who. for ne
past week has been the guest Of her
parents, has returned 10 her hur7e al
Al State street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

Miss Susie M Carr has resumed her
duties in the ONCE of lac Central
Maine Power Co.. having enjoyed a
brief vacation AT Ocean Point
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

Scott W. Fgdeld arrived hume FRI
day evening from the ~Boston City
hospital 10 visit his sistsr, Mrs. Belle
Roberta for few weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
=rnurs fa5


-ernIs d4ileL employed Al the
I.1-f -vlsr g 7asBlng the week end
{ aLlEo- m business
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

y ne families. including - persons.
wing on Chlsen avenue Nutler y.
J.. are complaining 10 the water
board because al the water they ger
for family use IS supplied by A single
one-inch pipe.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
1ys0d4t

9-elar, a. -, Is o9A OF Town az
-opr q not De AZ nas ware
S,,,,, +" ne Maine Farmer block
gr 4'sT1.ng VIII insert notice
- .--.A. auivGld1t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
$4,000 REWARD

Joseph Henley escaped convict from the Maine State
Prison July 2eth November 1s 1919 from
Androscoggn County for breakin entering larceny
Sentence: maximum years. minimum years. Age H.
height feet "a inches. weight 152 pounds, color eyes
light brown complexion dark eeth poor hair chestnut build
medium. Nativity American. Tattoo marks as follows
Cc back of left thumb Gc back of neck right of med
line. B-o9xo9 right cheek. Arrest and notify,
FRANK J. HAM. Warden
July 18th. 1920 Maine State Prison
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
=u,erai OF James Henry --ask

Funeral services for the ate James
Henry Task Of Sidney ware held al
o'clock Frldav afternoon a. me
advent church a. Sidney Percy
F~anCh officiating. Many relatives and
friends We're n attendance and here
was PERCUSSION If beautiful offerings.
-1Tsr-nerC was n he family lot n The
Bea1e cemetery The bearers were
\. A. Saw-elle. z. Il. Philbrick. " Z.
Haskell and Her9er- { Gilmore
Mss Gertrude 2 Malcolm Of TINS
civ lss returned rom Eehber pond.
whera she pHsseu a pleasant vacation
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

Charles Slosberr of Boston is pass
ing the weekend with his brother,
abra-rl Siosberg. n TINS CITY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

ne raopening Of nv studio
4ur..st -SI with a new line
= s7lGers and frames.
M me. in the future.
viii be devoted wholly TO
79l-,2.- work, framing
anQ charging.
hank ny many friends
TT Their postponed ap-
continents for sittings.
N7 more amateur work.
z. E. Howard.
IS ater St Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
-~CA. NOTICE

.. .sfH-azlt viii be absent from
"a 3ftice frurn August 9 Ia
Siz-R{irss-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

dwellings ewned by Edward Could.
samuel Weeks and L. G Weeks
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

Col William ? Hurley. governor #
this Home has been notified BY the
na1ona- chairman that he has been
appointed On the committee - Off
clR-iy notify Gov James NJ. Cax
Democratic candidate for president
and Franklin =. Roosevelt Of their
DOMINATION. Gov. Hurley VIII leave
neKt week and vii, be n Cav-an On
me tn and Hyde Park IN the 9th. Els
many friends are pleased Al this
hunnr extended 20 him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

Mss RenR speed q Ga-,liner has Sc
cured employment II the 1ler1uaI eprce
IF the Central Maine PuwHr CO.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31
Saturday ard sursaN Concerts

Grand March. Worlds Calu-n b,ua
Exposition" " Hoist
Overture. "AIR.6in" ... Rolisnssn
American Fantasia ---sr1. Tramp
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

Mss Grace Clark If this cir~ IS an
5uying a weeks vacation NJ DRnRrts-
Gotta
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-07-31

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