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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

suepas g kaksH heazs sa.aSA k,.s.
isp4 cassA piaA anA coSse v.a.a
w1s furnished
After the Egppes = program ez
eajoyed. the feature being :hs -.
ssnfz.son Of -Eevec Ola Ladies "
Lavender Town" The r1os Q. n.
psece aeasf With seven lat.e. VII
euuplAtDsa e their Husbands an I,
lfAaxY Who turned tie said hssaso,
into wax figures. which were ex.s.
tted by q carzAin Lightning Esxks.s
|fspreseotsa By Mn " A s-ss
NJ 1ntry also termed tie ,os,r
hrsAes into esd hd5ss aHe IL .z.,e
vie1eAA De vax voeks e1sn-r
and noticed IN ~ agures : -ssR~-
baance 70 their hasbaodsL I. LIE -
liz an came out veil tie Airy -r.r
har pover 70 turn the ahI..1 "a.
lhanAG hack into real Hee al. IN
|esA AAses back 10 bsusAsnx tr5as--
Between the actA . rocai w-s VI,
sang br Mrs. Jessie Ha;nsa.ok, IA
NrA H. W Brown at the paac u,
Harrison A. amtth piayes 70 .ss
proauction Of the play. Tba ~.
acfefs were: LgAtEiHx Ezssr-,
Mrs W A Sxnith. The FAX zo-ss
George Warrington Ms E'-x.s
Austin: Juiius Ceaser. Ms gsr~.
Barnes. Alexander tie Crsz. Nh
A A. Head: JeAn Smith Nm :
Oxen. Henry tie Eighth NJ. Z
Little. Eapo,son BoaapAr.e- Nv =
E Brown: The Dcschsss e ar
Miss Nora Greeley.
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WINDSOR

WEST-A delegation % SIX toys
from the North wtctrc- Sashs;a
school left Friday 70 ATTEND .hs
Boys Conference held n Lewiston
under the leadership Of VIVA. N'rr7i
III. Vernon 8oynton. Mia. stud
icy. Ralph LovSen. Andrew .a,arls.
Ionic Cioasn and Ere. Ne.c:e-
They expect to return On 3o1-.y.
The Ladies' Union viii E>=; VII
Miss Ellen Pierce WEDNESDAY. vea;a-
er and travelling permitting. T-s
Union has been very hrEy Of lac,
during the pest four months tA5y
have set together and made e'ss:
puts with The ninth nearly finished
al have been readily SOLD =:
members are interested and keep -
good work going.
Xrk James Greed of Greervllle =
visiting her sister. Ms V. s. cdl,
for an indefinite time
Miss Helen Gordon was the veal.
end guest Of her thread. Miss od,ir-
Nr. and Mr.. g. p. Barton a.teadec
the funeral Of Mrs Piumner int
Tuesday. They also ATTENDED 80
funefai Of Mr.. Rzrton's brother -
law. the late Albert Tro1an, held !,
Augusta AZ the home Of Miss A,c.:
Pefkina
Mrs Matte Casey vas called =
Augusta By the rscsat illness c. -:
daughter. Mrs.. Porter.
Carlisle BoGgs kas smpaoyDer. Il
the rubber factory. Aalden. Hasa
Rev. Perry Macy wfn supply IL.
Baptist church next Sunday.
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MlRPv0ClL ARTISTS Please
RECORD CITY HALL AUDIENCE

81 v4.h .o1eata;e." ~ czs x.s.
Sucaxey iassF appeared s.E .eesesse q
oesrsse e ss:e<z3ex6. 90 yalse BzS-
es1e," by DTi9s. asa r5} -Cs1e:e Sosg-
By EchSbexz- the latter being psA5ee
Win . ms.e a..z<Ameas % clearly fs.
sps,iy thax the :asge as6sence ACTUALLY
seanee Soswafs - sAeE se1fs sas ee&1es
70 eEsrzee Tie i5eyi6 tooeS. ae2 .. sAs
eox1.essoa tie rso.-sss received sscs Il
srasscn tat ste vas obliged % respo1e
With -YziT Tales b7 Koazak Til
iaii.g. singing. wholly refsssht.g IL
e< n,<soSy lad Tie zzd1e-cs Eoco.-
scs1zsay and softly oeatl1g tine VIII
sAe.. sees- a1c 50 great wzS tie sr-
,sz1se E1o1 il co-ssetoa ssAt Asss
s.scxrsF rzs forced 20 play II osee
uors to z7,ezee heg lsxssnerE.~ Wn<s
the As. ne.e had cses 7vzy the aScs-
eaee was stu res1esxss 70 set her retire
x.A o.ce aezzs "vz.se BsEs.1s" vzs e.
cSsss.esy -erceres Niles ssscxseT e
.:vs4 s-ss-yre1assone ot ke< vel chosen
sesec.soes VIII long Be re<osEo<-se %
those vino we're 70 fortunate a. 70 bear
be-. The saEtfv1e1s In he< EAsssssy
haaes tod 81 scsror I'D tsse Of LAP
rtnese. scneszles laughing. soDeszs1fs
pzske.seafsy sosozag. and tsE so0'
;esciax TITO . frciicooDe D<soe7 Esf'
tx tie hearts O h-yh asl sessssS ne
Zee. rncosscsocsly tzovsag = 1nlsoa
With the fyrnE
Hensy Nce.ls-. tenor sososst WIFE Z
voice Of rare charm and richness sang
expreex5vesy . group oe scaSs- tas
--spir:. YsoveT' by EsEoe<.i. Upton,
%, "Ma...nz,s~ by Garfield and &c,
The Americas Come" By Foster fol-
lowed by :has general .arorste Dear
Old Pal Of Niae' Is Al encore
The hArp TITO sAea furnished =
group os three selections tie audience
,nzn:ses,.ng their appreciated q
szcs number. TIE selections we're
"a, Welsh Na.soEal Hymn" Or
Waltz" b. Rogers. tcI Old Irish
War MArch" being descriptive pat
rol. The tho willingly responded
with a cocce-s waltz Albania By
Rose-S q. an encore-
Mis- Eekhor AID M ssoelier az
oompan:ed by Mir Zlurre- .; It's
piano pleased tie Assembly viii a
vocal duet. .flsir Se!sc.o2 beng
Tosti'g La Serenaia- TIC ha-lo.-
ious blending Of their voices <Ss zp-
precia.ed and they we're obliged 20
RESPOND with The Gar5sn cs Your
Heart"
Miss Nellie Z;nns-. 500 hA-rsss-
reputed b. many cr!.ics Is t1e- oe<<
il America and who fszs written AID
arranged many colYosa.soas. c.s2-it
showed Ter SUPREMACY over Ter csos-
en- instrument With Es- pleasing
rendition q ~Re-er.e- bT Lcr-@S.
followed b. .ro e1c-es "Cst Black
joe" with variations and TIE Cio~
wo-n-'
% K:Yc'r EesTensT :he sspe:o
and Ssc-soss 51et fr,- Madam But
:er.s By iAe entire company proved
20 BE q fitting climax 10 TIE csasEc
program Of .rs:szi merit
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PLAN TAX REVENUE

PAYta. Noo6AT. JAa- .A-tFreecA
Wireless SeTvscet-TEHeioa Of NJ,
fortunes u excess os 1R.ffs crowns
IL cootempsAsed By tie C1ecAo-Ese-
YAK cabinet. according 70 aevsces
from Prague 4 bEi has been drawn
NJ imposing . graduated tax CT sach
sestzses a from cne 10 - rer cent
4 further TAX wozie De levied On n
comee = vat1e securities ranging
from ave 70 q Per cent These
taxes would De collected eenf.arru-
ally.
Representatives fc-eigr countries
rim be exenpfec and funds destined
for scientific. charitable or e-ducscion-
a purposes VIII not be taxed
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AMATEUR BILLIARD
SCORES AT CHICAGO

Chicago. Jan IA surprise was
sprung in TIE national amateur tire .
cushion billiard championship when
". IL Huge OF Chicago fo.me-.
"orso > champion was defeated By c.
< PatsegSon also Ok Chicago % 70 f.
u - innings.
In the second match l. J. Ynxs,;
II Chicago defeated Alfred A Hahn.
Chicago 20 10 :. in II innings
In the afternoon games. welton p.
F. Finn OF New York defeated DR..
"m- Campbell OF Chicago. 80 to q
IN - innings and Harry Kuhns Of the
Hamilton club won from VIM.
Campbell. Jr.. Of the union league
club Of Philadelphia 50 TO "A. in S
innings
Arthur Newman Of Brooklyn. Is the
title holder.
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Saranac Lake. ~. T.. Jan. H.
John Hossnig Of Cleveland won the
.s0-yard and W. Murphy Of New
York the mile event In the nation
skating championships which began
here To-Day The Ice was in excellent
condition
The races were marred by spills,
'shicfi eliminated two Of the fastest
con.eadeYs. Leslie Boyd Of New York
and Roy McWhirter Of Chicago, In
the semi final OF the 3,o-yard race.
McWhifter and JOG Moore Of Lake
Placid fell in the mile race. Moore
was disqualified in the 22o-yard raee
for cutting n corner. Summary:
s26-yard: John Hoernig. Cleve-
land. won: william Steinmetx, Chi
cage. second: b. Herns. New York.
third. Time q LIS seconds.
Mile: VI Murphy. New York. won:
Russell Demers. Saranac Lake, Sec
"nd: Russell Wheeler. Montreal,
third. Time minutes IS seconds.
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BRANCH NILLS-Nrs. z 5. H.:-
chin 10 in Windsor caring for ss:
father. Ira Choate who - very ,os
Mr.. and Ars- W. 8. Jones and l:;s
Evelyn started for Florida Noata:
morning where they intend to pass
the remainder Of the wtater.
Mr.. and ArA g. q. Parmen.e- az
Mr.. and 1rs. H. W. wceth!ne ~e-s
callers at Fred WorthtnIs srsdz:
evening.
Arthur Phillips from Carrne, : vs.
itins his brother. Charles Phiilips
Mr.. and Nl1- RnDen Nosthrop s-e
getting three and four dooea CT ssE
. day this winter from between N
and - hens.
Gentlemen's night viii be otse-vr-
in the Grange thursday evening. -
-.
Mrs. Lester NsasDn entertained =:
Sewing Circle wsdnes3ay Ms
WinifSed Dtnsnore vii erie-:.'-
Feb 4.
Ars- Hattie Dove has q ter,s:>
plant growing in the house which hs :
a good si1ed tomato On II nearly -ife.
Mrs s G. PaYmenter end Ms r
". Worthins called on Mrs. Eli
Nelson last Wednesday. She is rauc-.
better than she has been.
J. p. Goddard and daughter. Ms
Pierce visited NJ Dean Eaaes the f-s.
Of last week. Mrs.. Pierce was Gale :
home on accoaAe q tie tilnees Of be:
son with scarlet fever.
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SAYS SICK AND :
WOUNDED SOLDIERS
BEING NEGLECTED

wasking.on. jan - - Sex and
y eunaed soldiers are not receiving
the treatment -EEzanteod theD b
,hx.- Representative JeA2soa. Re-
pubasczz. 8eafh Dakoe2. Vhe sesved
L. the A. z r, declared today b
telling tie Ho1se of bis recent viesz
.cg oyernme4t hogpt9Ask
Because Of lGnsezace q negss-
gence, or because q whist disregard
Of the laws ~ Carter Glass; seoe-
tary CT the treasury. o. Rupert Bite.
surgeon geoes1. Of The Cnised
Stz.sx- satd Representative JoAAsoa.
-sscx and wounded American So
csers are reoesrsng sreatmert that
CARGO. Be justified By any ooe Who
has aaJ regard for the weal-be4ng
Of the men Who fought - Esstntnfa
the ceunssy."
Representative JohnEoC's err
PAINTS Of tie care Of soldiers was
centeses about Chicago heap4talSA
In Chicago. Jan Is he g.
American Ro3dsers wAe had besa
s<rie2ssy vozrHed a.6 wko lad
been ard ozEtt % be rece5sing
rsAcnen. 70. TIER wounds. wesN re-
guessed 70 leave the hospdta1 Ard
ciseoctiare treatnecs b order fh8s
other nen- II more serious eoodi-
tiocs Nigh. take taei: bees int be
hospital
Ia these same hospitals" The
So.,k Dakota representative a6oeA
men who have been g1Ssed are
CHARTERED il dark Railways where
20 ray q c1s.szh. had be<a Or erer
vii Be. permitted % enter a.d thiA
II spite Oft he tact thai since March
: 1875. 3s-3ss SO have been available
and oosld. aid should hare been
used
Il hi. condition is permitted %
exist for a fen months more. there
II bt Thousands Of wounded and
S5cz. ..-e-sczn soldiers ~ho need
trsz,men. sad vii BE unable 70 So
esre i. In ny opinion thossan1s Il
then vii. de and the pessons re-
the ner have mentioned. or soMe
Of them because ConErexS has per-
formed its duty II spprorizttng the
necessary funds whEe they have not
performed theirs n exp<n6iag
them
Johnson SAID tia; OF iass Deem
Der les Sw sixty men ~ the For:
Sheridan army hospital. who we're
nos fed and many Others ~so could
10: sec.re s2Hcaens food He add /.
Cd that hiz Complain. ct this 70 Sec
rs:a-y Baker resulted In Al invest
gssson which admitted thes ruth Of
the complaint AID an attempt 20
remedy he situation"
Johnson exhibited ! photograph OF
( bathroom ten fer. e11afe. IA tire
Chicago Marine hospital, which he
sid -as gsed 20. = cadonsi train
ing work roon.
In tia. bz.h -oom- he said
holes,g I'd tie p.c.ur~ before the
'so1se- ten men ar supposed 20
-ork ard /: xozS - crowded /.
1arte ,aen we.e there It one time"
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Harvey D Eaten. Roy C >Gnssz.
Frank Eaines and Ralph n Glr~s
viii 90 70 Bangor today 20 axfeac tie
annual MEETING Of the Maine Aseocia.
tscn CT Agricultural Fairs TIE nsn
Who VII attend this meeting from al
the "a associations /, Name are 70 BE
guests Of the Chamber q Corraerse n.
z Main street There x,so viii ,e pres.
En-; 0ovefaos N.liiken. John A. Roberts.
eonizlsescasr Of agriculture. and WI
Lam r. Goeher Of Hartford. Ct. secre-
ta-y Of the National Tros;;ng Axsecis-
iion- Matters 10 b taken up are b con-
nsc;ion With the election Of oa.cers r.
port ot the treasurer. arranging .iatxs
so- he 10 fairs. raising price es AZ
nissioa 70 fairs and deciding how npSa
the recues, Of Maine hfeesers for add
sionz, premiums for pure bred cattle
AID tie question Of mutual pfosectsoc
against rainy weather for fair week.
and the transaction Of any other bass-
ness IN connection with the several
fairs Of The state
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fifth Offering of Augusta En-
tWtainmeat Course Proves
One q Best-Lady vjo61ist
Sooreg DECIDED Hit

L Gee Of the most ncvE and raslss
.osessascnscse Ss tie sezsc1 tie
Hsrpvoea, Ensemble. coE,ose6 Of s;x
sasenfed artists. ~ sheiy spssn6s6 mt
zscas svmb<.1 secured ase hesd the
s:ndtv31ed attention Of a record
5esak1ax aE1ssnee ~ tie 9Th oSsr-
-2s os The Augusta Entertainment
C1u.Ds management giTsa Tuesday
evening ia CITY bait
II - to1bsfoi II z more zcoom-
Saishea group Of artists were ever
aEke1c5sec .: c.c time Il City hal
add Il IL safe 70 Sxy that 20 AsseEa-
biz8s o. musicians 81 similar nature
easabse Of producing equally ex-
qsisi,k Mrsse are CT the 'ycevM stage
today. That ths efforts Of tie Harp
yeeai Ensemble were appreciated BIZ
the record ssdseEce IN attendance
gas veSJ eysden: by TIE c.ose at
te1t1on and TIE gensyovs SvatSonE
fh2t greeted each number.
The appearance Of = tho Of sc-
Gonp3.shed harp4sts 10 n iiSe1 Of
x1Mc3ent significance 20 be noted A.
AZ unusual and neve! occurrence but
the splendid combination Of harpe-
piano. vtolie sE1 voice Afforded vn-
limited resources for variety in the
program
1he opening number b. the harp
rho wxs ~Sfaxurka- ky Schvecker.
having n its principal theme ..af
ZavoTise Irish melody Believe Ne II
All Those Ecdes.ins Tog.S Charms"
With variations. The trio was COM
posed 81 tie Misses Zamner and
Harris ard their Interpretation Of
:his familiar number showed beyond
a dosb; TIA. they were a-tis.s o. ex-
ceD,.onai merit IS al encore. The
False lEso~iIe" by Ro-e-x was de-
iiehcuIIy rendered with the same
pleasing display o. technique
MICS MIRA E..koH. with ciAao &C.
compartment By Miss E;hci thinner.
then cAasmtnsfy offered . oo-2le, o.
songs aa) 1csa-po. Provincial ~ Del
Aqua. ART ~ -Boa Js1r MaBeile.' By
B<hfe11. she laser s<xag itght hv,no:-
oss rnein<T ira. vas received with
laughter aa< Applause neeeszi.a,;nS ar
esrcofe. Italian street soaS," which
~ax zzgrs<I;sc By tie Accompaniment
oE the ha-p. Mis- EeAhoa Is eadorec
With rcsce G. excsp.so.a; range and
sexftdsit5, 20 rheh iE aided lie powe.
80 tsnore nC-sea-T 20 tie rendition
Ct The hsgheGs CARS & ngssr.
Mes Rsth s,sckner. .e,s:e. 70 - ore
Fl he a-sss is1y rirliais;E il Ss- Egg
ia-a. aecv-sa=ies ~ H.s Zina4r.
rseasee he- xs1ss>cs With kss f-.snds6
v@-Tsln - Kre&zserz OK ge1-a7.." III
lcrF1 - .se ST. descriptive rse.ssT
T.roSsh ;Ae Saevs," by Bg-1esgh -
eEeo-s ~as 1er1.1e1 zz5 Sc -<z1s-1-
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WEEKS MILLS

Lily q he yaJssy Ckap;s- C.5e: g.
the Eastern star. No -. h.5s san
meeting 1T Masonic kAl Th-.x2zy ere
nsne. JaE- & for tie p--,oe= Of "a,
.ns .he oascefs Tor Tie enE@ar ga.
Tie fo.iowsag oNce-x us-s ,..txl;ea L
z rery Ahss nAHae- ~ psas. .c:.s
ssaf-ua. Nay z Han. Assas1se - "a.
rnatror. Lxxxse Proctoe. Es-ss1 JSaf.
fnafrcr, Edna lister. oec-stx-g A,r+
Pierce. Chaplain: Mia Fofse-- p2-s
WORTHY zztrol- Edi;A Sa2zE -c-t.
pauor. Hubbard = WIZ zssc,a,.
.-aA;rca. G,ady. Pratt: t-sz<u-- Ma
A Waite; secretary Ma. z Tia n--
docs-ess. Cara kizier: ax~ce -.,s cs..
eses-ess. H2s.se Dctge: csasas
LueiiA Banks: martial. Care o---
nan: pianist Sits Foster. Atas .-.-
Pierce: Eu,h- IIule Precio-. Es-n--
Kos Reed: MALTA lfeae SeEee ssse-
q. Marcia Ansae. Gare<r. E1-a Ezr
s<a.ioas. ". 4 oArLAa- =: - 80
a oo-nifu. supper vas se-=6 = -:
arothers . aoos. ~ -nslae-s AZ -
ssss1 frsAxda ssEiznE Ee-se!s ss=
prssen. from Ge.eea Gaze .rz,sH
Catna. P.aaazaersae, y =. lAzre
Hannah Snzv Ckspse-- Naocsso-r.
Naxa Sex. regular meeting & . :
Thursday evening. jza- - :. sE':9 u
;eod4nce % 6e9sre6-
Nfs- p. G. Hro~r a:;e.tet ;-s ia
Of he= AEss- Mrs. J. y. Bsld-z. vs.-e-
DAY q. d. home - Ere. se-.c- :. Pa
ie-Do.
w C Essi<r = substituting :. -.
r.aE route. No g .o- l. " ELo1's
vile hss father - ve:y Il.
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GERMAN PRISONERS
FAST LEAVING FOR HOME

Paris. Monday. Jan. es-tFrench
Wireless Service-)-Repa;riat Of
German prisoners OF war, which BE-
gan last week. 10 now proceeding rap
Idly Trains have left from valen.
eiennes. Cambria. Tout. verdun ard
other concentration points. Two Ger
man ships. now at Havre, will take
home 1900 German prisoners in a few
DAYS. and two other ships are ready
10 take back 50 German omcers and
40 men.
Comment in Berlin paper. upon the
Condition OF the repa,riated prison
CTS !s favorable The TagebIa.t and
FoEwaerts admit that the drs, Ger
man prisoners who have returned
from France appear to hare been wen
Ted and cared for. and that general.
~ they make good impression,
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DEATH OF AGED
TOPSHAM RESIDENT

Topshan. Jaa- a-Joseph H ROB-
ests passed away Saturday nigh: II
isls IT his home IN Torsham- He
VAS 81 yeays Old ard was born in
HpddesyAsld. England. and was IL
active service IN the Crimean War.
and many interesting historical facts
have been told by him regarding the
battles OF which ter survived
He took paSt IN the battles 0:
Balsk,Ava and the battle Of Sebas-
topol. which ne often described - the
mast severe where be vas one Of the
- men which Tennyscn" described
IN tAs charge Of the Light Brigade"
a. he 60 men WHO rode into the val
ley Of death Mr.. Roberts was in
5ured In TIE charge of the Lsgts Brig
sde, having three horses SHOT from
under him. He came to this country
during the Civil War and enlisted,
but saw no severe service, ate.
which he located for a sbort sime a.
Portland. later coming TO Lewiston,
where he was married sep,- q. Is.3,
10 Miss Agnes Turner. coming to
Topshsm about % years ago where b.
purchased q farm just beyond the
Lisbon Fails boundary line.
He leaves. besides his wife. ten
children: Ars. Lucy Card Of Lisbon
Falls. Miss florence Roberts. teach
er OF the third grade At. the Sand
HiIl school IT Lisbon Falls. Mrs. Liz
zie Currier Of SkoxheSAn: Miss Ag-
mes Roberts and Miss Annie Roberts.
Mrs. Blanche Pooier. Richard E. and
George A. Roossts Of Topsham. Haf-
~ and william r. Roberts Of Lisbon
Falls: ana II grand children.
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MANY ENJOY
CLUB
tGUEST NIGHT

The annual guest night Of the
Waaervilie Wcman's club was Oh.
served Tuesday evening. At the Coz.
gree2tionAl church. at witch time
each member was entitled to bring
. guest The privilege was taken
advantage OF by every membsr, Il
appeared. for when the time came
for supper At s.3t o'clock tie vssery
room above was dlled with = CON.
pany OF expsctant walters whils
downstairs the long tables were an.
cd with happy partakers OF the ane
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SCHOONER MOMI 7.
WRECKED OFF
y. CAROLINA COAST

SofSosk Va Jan t7-Cosng
ashore i. tie gale and saow storm
;ac fcs.-nzs.eo schocne- Non: 7.
tonight vas tota! wreck and fxs.
goirg 20 rteces Just south Of Curr.-
tuck Inlet Gil The North Carolina
ceaS.- TIE crew and one sou,an %
board The yesse! were rescue; by the
coaS. guard
TIE schooner struck the beach ear
- last night BIZ. life guards were
urzS.e Ua.il TO-DAY 70 &c; = I4.etos:
through the sur.
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FAIRFIELD

The Fairfield Farm Bureau held
An all-day meeting at the Fairfield
Center Grange hall on Monday. Jan.
IS. The meeting was In charge Of
County Agent c. A. Storef. Among
the subjects which he talked upon
were sweet corn culture. fertilizer
problems. seed testing. strawberry
growing and methods Of making fire.
less cookers OGcers for the local
bureau were elected as follows:
Chairman. -. ". Toxier: secretary,
d. W. Ellis: crop project leader. H.
r. Choate: dairy project leader. w.
II. Baientine; poultry project lead
er. J. A. Jones. In the course Of the
season other meetings will be ar.
ranged. giving instructions in sub.
jecss particularly demanded By the
needs Of the members The work OF
the Farm Bureau is SO valuable that
its membership should include every
farmer and farmers wife in the COM
mgnity.
John Bacon. who Has been recesY-
ing treatment at the Augusta hos.
pital for several weeks. has returned
to his home on Main street and n
reported as being muci, improved.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
DENIES LORD GREY
ACTIVE IN AMERICAN
POLITICAL CANDIDACY

New York. Jan. zf.--The British
consul in New York today made pub
lie the following cablcgram from the
British government:
1T is entirely untrue that Lord
Grey while in America ever took any
action in. support Of any candidate
for the Phesidency. or ever express
ed any preference for any one can
didate over another"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

Sosau 6VN0 - ~ Vt0 Ed0f0p$
Word hAs bsaa received tia. Mrs. " J.
ton YorA6. wAo - receiving med!ca
treatment in Watefvitje. 10 gaining.
A. l. 0t<ssAs rs0ains In extreme #
poor health
Rev. =. ". SmatA returned the las. 9.
tie week fsoa . Trip 10 Massachuset- :
and Rhode lslAna
Krn0t RoeotAs md ssn wnfred nav.
gone 70 Phillips on . numbering JOB.
Friends here regret to learn OF TIRE
death Of Ma CAAYass Lesnaa Of Nor,i
Nsw Portland. vhAeA oecasrsA the las:
q hse vsek.
4ios EbeA Williams Of oaklant.
cAliG. -sas suess recently 1t E L.
Atvood'a
fAs AieA sehesa has net yet opened
for ~ ms4-wintee tarm- Great diff.
eaaty b being experienced tn securing
Z Teacher.
Mrs DexA IiaAasss q North New
peetla1of Dosss1 las& vsaak with esr
daushtsf. Asa SsAa Daalsa
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

Capt Jean Lemeitour. q FreE-4
cfhceE, WHO WAS connected with the
aead Infantry Brigade Of the 5ssl
Division as liasCn Officer has heen
chosen as the speaker at the next
Open Forum meeting -shich win be
held next Sunday afternoon q: Z
O'Clock In the City Opera house and
his presence Is practically assured
Capt Leneitcur Is the guest Of Gen
era, Charles H Cole Of Boston All
during his stay In this country VII!
appear IN several Maine cities AMI
towns He Is a. member % the
French Wa College and brilliant
speaker. HIS subject win be, -Foca
and His ISezlA'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
Lieut.. Foes to Take
Military Course In Georgia

Lieut. Parker Foes OF Company G OF
the Third Maine Regiment left Tues
dag Afternoon for Fort Benaing. Geor-
sia- where be viii take q three months
military training course Lieut. Fo<s
viii re Joined IN Boston by Capt; Brew
sses -ot Dexter. Who is the second men
Der Of the Third Maine to be selected
for this Course Orders for this work
came from the var department. 4.
Washington Lieut. Foes- Who is =
member Of the possodBce force. has re-
cesved leave Of absence from his du-
ties for that purpose.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28

New York. Jan 27-The Federal
Council Of Churches Of Christ In
America announced today that i,
made an error in It's statement las,
night announcing a decrease Of
100000 IN Sunday school member
ship since the last church census in
1915 Revised figures show that the
loss was approximately sol, 600
pupils.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
! Coluunbia's Head
Put Forth as
Presidential Timber

AahaEy. y. r. Jan IA E4tio2-
v5de nsreDee. for Columbia uni
v1ussy asz1ni 90 eEdosse NseAeeAs
Nuxrzr Buffers 0aesdscy Sor The
PresSce1ey rzS launched By the Co.
'unnbtz A.sGni Cab Of No-theEH New
Yeek a II annual meeting here to-
eiG4I
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-01-28
Martha Hurt Hand In
Bout with SerYt. Smith

Yo-nEStown- OAso. jan Bob
Martin. A E. r, champion. p,ace4
els injured right hand in tire hand
of Bose Setter Reese here today. At
ter Al exanainats,A Reese announced
that Martin has sustained 10 broken
honex
Martin lad injured his hand IN tie
hfHt round Of q EIGHT with Smith Of
Chicago At the Atae.-..caa Legion
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