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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-29

News Scimitar office,
MEMPHIS COMNIANDERY NO. 1.
X, Especial conclave this (Wednes-
the purpose Of comforting the Order of
the Red Cross Visitors welcome.
FRANK e. CLIFFORD. Il. c.
J. Z. VAN TREES. Recorder,
ATTENTION. SOVEREIGNS-THE
clerk Of Holly Grove No. / viii collect
at Rhodes Furniture store corner Main
and jefferson, THURSDAY Sept. 80. from
10 o'clock until 40. Be sure and
come with your September assessment.
The new supreme officers are asking
us 90 be very prompt. Report must
leave the 5th and the clerk will be
away from home FOR several days on
account Of the lunch booth at the fair.
IDA LESLIE. Guardian.
BETTE STEVENS. Clerk
NOTICE TO ALL OFFICERS AND
members of the Dew Drop society:
You are asked to meet me at Morning
View Baptist church. Essex and B1u
Herdale. q O'Clock tonight. and assist
der. Take Suburban South Memphis
car. get off at Essex. Done by order,
w. THOMAS. Supreme Pres.
J. w, SMITH, Supreme Secretary.
ALL OFFICERS AND PRIVATES OF
the Auxiliary No. /. # NJ. r. OF A.
are called to meet at the home Of
Capt. Annie Oliver. at 922 Knight
street. Wednesday night, Sept. 20, 1920.
at s o'clock in full uniform, Drawn
dress and caps. BY order of
ANNIE OLIVER, Captain.
GEORGIA STEWARD. First Lieut..
PULLMILbER JONES, I'd Lieut..
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-29
LODGE NOTICES

Lodge notices win be inserted withou:
charge II mailed or brought to The
News Scimitar office
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DEATH NOTICES

:. Death notices will be inserted with
out charge II presented for publication
by burial director or authorized person,
-
TAYLOR--Tn this city, Monday after
noon. Sept. 81, 1920, Sam Taylor. hus-
band OF Mrs. Sallic Taylor father OF
Mrs. Mary Ingram. Of Cleveland. O. ;
grandfather Of Leroy Taylor, Richard
Hubbard and Miss Hazel Ingram
father law OF Mrs. Minpie Woods.
Due notice OF funeral will be given.
Cleveland, o., papers please copy En-
ma Winburn, funeral director. 9l3
Mississippi boulevard, Phone Wal So.
WILLIAMS--At residence, 225 Jeffcr-
NFon avenue, Sept. ~, 1920 Charlie. he
loved husband OF Mrs, Susie Williams
Que notice OF funeral will be an
nounced by Scott Il Wilkerson, funeral
directors.
HAYES-At residence. us Decatur
street, Tuesday morning, Sept Is. 1920,
at $40 O'Clock, Loretta Pearl. aged .
years. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs q. y.
Hayes: sister OF Henry James
Funeral from the residence Of her
grandmother Mrs NJ \ Hayes, 1851
Breedlove street, OF which which due
notice will be given later.
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and Mr., Erin Farley. ACCOMPANIED
by Mrs. Garner Strickland.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-29

played Drdla's Souvenir" and New
ms Venetian Love Song" Miss
Mary Miller sang Because" and II
Love You Truly" The bridal party
entered to the strains of the bridal
chorus from "Lohengrin," Mendels-
sohn's wedding march being used ms
occasional. Immediately after the
ceremony Mr.. and Mrs. Hollings-
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-29
MISS EDGINGToN ENTERTAINS
IN HONOR OF MISS CLEMENT

Miss Ruth Haskell Clement. wnosa
marriage to Mr.. Thomas Jayroe win
be solemnized on Wednesday eve
ming. was the honoree at an artis-
ticaily planned buffet supper on
Tuesday evening given by Miss Ava
Lane EdgingtOn in her home, on
North aMnassas scrC9t
North Manassas street.
The rooms werc -eCorated with
fan flowers and ferns, only nem-
bcrs of the bridal party had the
pleasure of enjoying Miss Edging
tons hospitality.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-29

young business man and has host
Of friends.
They were recipients of many
handsome presents.
The out-of-town guests were Miss
Charlie Lane, of Trenton; Mrs. j. w.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-29

Andrews and son, William, of Sc
vance; Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Caruthers,
of Turrell, Ark; Miss Elizabeth Nor
ment. Miss Pattie r. Andrews and
Mrs. Sarah Perkins, of Memphis.
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worth left for short bridal trip,
after which they will be at home TO
their friends in Whiteville. The bride
is the attractive and popular daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Rivers Norment.
Mr.. Holllngsworth Is a prominent
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-09-29
Engagements
Walsh : Greaber.

Mr. and Mrs. Michael James Walsh
announce the engagement and APP
preaching marriage of their daugh-
ter. Ruth, to Mr. John Leland Grea-
Der, of Wichita Falls. Tex. the we'd
ding to take place Thursday morn
ing. Oct. a. at st. Patrick's church
No cards,
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BUSINESS AND SOCIAL.
DIR. c. \. BRACkETT

DR. G. y. BRACkETT
Osteopath.
Wishes to announce the opening OF Of
fees. 50l-50 LyCeum building. Cali
office phone Main 9lS Residence. H.
1916 for appointment. adv.
.
]. G. Gerbig, teacher NJ DlnrN ''i,
he in his studio, 1859 Linden avenue,
daily for enrolment OF pupIs. tnu"-
Hemlock 4g64W, adv
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FAIRFIELD

Ms Se-I Foss OF Albion was II town
! yesserda. on s business trip.
Frank Cayrins o. Bangor was 4 ousi-
ness caller II rowr yesterday.
Miss ueae R-ophy IS confined 20 her
home OF High street :. illness
, There Will be 8 dance THURSDAY eve
ming at the American Legion hall IN
der the auspices Of the George Q. Cru
ve- Post Music VII - furnished 81
Ba-neys orchestra
Mrs ". 8 Small wgo recently VI
6e-we.- a. operation ST Gray's hos
pi.s', Is reported IS recovering nicely
The following appointments have re-
Gently eSe., made BY the selec,nen
Seals- C weights and measures. Frank
Hammond: mix inspector. James Z.
snow: dos constable, E2y Strickland,
W. :. Bradbury. frank Lemlia a :
Burke and A. ". Nelson have -e,u-r-
81 from Bangor. ~Ae-s they attended
he Democrats convention.
William Male. q New York IS re
sussy Q. friends II IOWA
A. 4 r~csa. meeting q he Me.ry-
meeting Chapter. =. z 8 "a ioilc~:a :
officers were elected: President. Ms
Lila Lawrence: vice president. Ms
Ray Taylor; secretary. Ms. Ear-!e.
Fccd: treasurer. Ms. Narde william
So The committee n charge Of -he
daHce % Be given = April is composed
% Ms Ray T2ylo- Ms, Code Green
.eat. Ms Ethsi Crawford. Ms. Leila
Lawrence and Water Wocd-naa
O A Barbour % Boston was a ovs:-
aess caller Il ,own yesterday.
There viii be a special meeting O:
the George q. Grover Post. Ladies
Auxiliary this evening :. the Amer
lean Legion hal;
The Ladies Social Union was en-
-ercainet Yesterday al ,hs home Of
Mrs Jennie Ireland There were
aaoU, 50 members p-eser. Follow
irS ne business meeting social
time was enjoyed and refreshments
were served
Ms Myro- White VII leave This
morning for Springfield. Mass
where sic viii Visit her Parents. Nj
and MIS- Joseph Spencer.
MIS- Frank Richardson who hss
beer ii, a. he- home is much better
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OAKLAND

Mss Bertha Norton. : sudden. Al
CODY : Passing the Easter vacation
e. me home 81 her aunt Ms 4. II
L'!:-=-.
Mrs FF=d Ls7-r szr5 entertained -he
hlIr-A-G.a clUo Monday evening a.
Eer hoCoe 81 Nec1aaic street Wits,
vas p-ayed ard refreshments q pine
apple s1@ro=c. cake an5 <Qdse we're
serreE
Miss Loa2 Fo1,es has gcne % Grey
where she vii - e guess ot friends
for -he remainder o. re week
Mrs Frank DolloH is enjoying :
TWO weeks vacation from the Office
d the Farmers Telephone Exchange
ard FER p,ace Is o-:ag filed or Miss
L1csle Garland
Mrs Sadie G-ey Eh0 i e-rv:e-e>i
a. the home - ~. and Ms. J. Z.
Harris Is Passing a ~eexs ,acssio,
with her daughter Mrs Clyde
Wheeler % Main street
Tie supper given Mon6ay evening
oE the ladies o the Cn:versaiis,
chu-c1 ~as q graz success and was
well ATTENDED After rhs SUPER =
business meeting was held and il, was
Tossd - sell the Parsonage
Ms Ellen Goodwin las gone ,e
fairfield Center where she viii b. /.
guest q re. daughter, Miss Anne
Goodwin for few weeks.
The Ladies' Aid Of the Me,hos;<-
church VIII serve a supper this eve
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M, Annie E. Smith

Ms Annie = Ahhce Sri-1- widow
- sas LATE Dr.. : a Smith. died
TusSIay e he home Of Ter esUsh-
80. M = B Philo-.ck ct College
ave-us- Ms Smith was The young
IS. daughter % the late Joseph A
Aet-c. q Augusta She wound have
been 3, years cd rex, month She
= survived BY TWO daughters Ms
2 B Pailerick and Miss Jennie
Smith ozs SOC Rev. Wi-:anl Abbo.
Smith and two g-s1Ssons. Acco. and
DoEaid Smith all % This city.
MIS-. Smith has beer { resi6sc- Of
Wa,eCins for almost IS years She
Was q member O. the First Bap.is,
church which she jcsnsi in 1855.
thus being the oldss- member &. the
time o. her death
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II such conditions are permi..e. 70
continue se-ioG. results are sure 70
follow; Kidney Trouble n its very
NoTs- form may steal upo, yor
Ii YOU feel tia. your kidneys are
the cause Of your sickness or run
down condition begin taking Dr..
k,imeFs Swamp Roo,. tie famous
kidney. liver as6 bladder medicine.
because as SION a. your kidneys are
vel. they VIII help the o.he. organs
20 heath
L YOU are already Convinced that
Swamp 2cot Is what you Feed, you
can purchase the regular medium
and Args size bottles AZ al drug
stores Don't make any mistake su,
remember the name. D.. Kiimers
Swamp Root and the address,. Bsny-
hAmton- y. Y which ycu viii End on
every bottle
IN a sample sire bottle q swamp
liner & c. Btngham;cn. y. 7. They
Information. containing many Of
csived from men and wernea who
Just the remedy reede.i in kidney.
ue and success Of Swsmr-Rco. are
advised 20 send for : sample size
Bnghamson- n. Y. Be sure to say
Daily kenseeec JeuspAi-Adv.
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KENNEBECS RISE
Is ONLY NORMAL

The water in the keaEsoec river
held just about the same ca Tues
day as it cid On Monday and il the
weather OF yesterday continues much
o. the water will run away. There
has been no cessation OF work NJ the
lockwood on account OF the water a.
there is only about Eve fee. over the
dam and about eien, feet where tie
water backs up below the mill. where
i, has been known TO reach a depth
Of - feet The river aheve the dam
has not as Vet overdoved its tanks
and 10 cellars have been invaded
thus far. One man who las lived in
the vicinity o. the foot bridge fcr
many years states ,hA, unless the
water rises high enough to wash the
ives. side Of certain pier, there viii
be no trouble with the cellars and
the water is several feet below tie
stated point.
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Labor Men Discuss
Congressional Possibility

The Las-or P-o.sct;ve League he'd a
meeting Tuesday evening ~ Ca-ea,s-s'
hal with good number p~sea- or
inE 20 misunderstanding Il -esxrs 70
TIE meeting risce there was %. 80
LarSe q meeting as o. Other oce4z.e-s
ou' enthusiasm ran q, high p:.e-
4 prospective candidate to- coa-
vas discussed and a Committee # Ire.
was appointed 20 uz;i G. II. gentle
ma, and see Z lis co-sso: czn - xzz--
ed 20 RI. fo- tie pos5.io.. 4 press cor-
nietee consisting O. J. O. Gessseg-. Ez-.
~ r Fenaey s.6 S5e..r u. F-e,
appointed 70 arrange Es- TIE rzzsss7...yy.
1t Was also voted % SOD g, : c:~-.
lAr Letter 10 ali Ee.-zi unions fog trz5.
for tie Gaming cz--siE Irrs zsasv
Fotea 20 hzys = REX. tan E.- -
f-esAne.ss @ Tses6zy .vee-s ~. ..
CA-pe.teEs hAL- the sane Place zs ne
meeting vas hesd tzs- eve--x
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Life Enlistment
Colby Conference

Complete Plans for the life en-
.issmens conference which is to take
Place a, Colby College. ws,e-vue.
April 20 IL were announced ,oda '
By the lnserchurch World Noyenen,
and the student department Of the
7. NJ c. A. international committee
the TWO agencies which are re-
sponSh&e for these gatherings
throughout the nation. The confer
enee IS a phase OF the Interchu-ch
method Of seeking a larger proper
ton Of Christian leaders from col.
lege men than Ia. ever vet been re-
ceived-
As the chapel speaker a. Colby
College. Miss Ruth Cornish. Y. ".
C. A secretary a, Bcs,oc- is an
noonced- She VIII speak az the Gus
scmary chapel service q, the col.
lege
Other speakers ~ko Will appear At
the Colby conference are Or. Glenn
en-. G. Clarke. o. Chicago. who was
q Red Triangle secretary during the
var. and is now in the middle ives,
department Of the Y. II. c. A.: and
Alden Clark. candidate sesre,ary for
the American Beard. Congregational.
IN Boston.
Cp to'ehe presea. time. this con-
sosuses the team Of speakers fer
Ceiey. bu, one Or Two additions may
later be made Such additions viii
be announced before the dates on
which the conference opens
Primarily. the big college drive.
now under way, through the nation
a. large. seeks to interest college
students in Christian work in order
to bring Ahout . wave Of reexuiking
that VII result in 1ee.eee cu1lage
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ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WEAK?
Thousands of Men and Women Have Kidney Trouble and
Never Suspect It.

Nest people DO nct realize he
alarming increase and remarkable
prevalenCy c. kidney disease- While
kidney Disorders aEe amor The NOS,
COMMON DISEASES that prevail they
are almoss the i4s- recognized by
Patients VINO usually content them l..
selves with eeeterins the effects.
while the original disease constantly
undeymines the system
Weak kidney. may eaus. iu.nhasc.
rheumatism clra-rh OF The bladder.
pain o. duh aches il the hack Joints
or muscles al times have headache
or indigestion as time Eases you
may have a ssllow ccmpiexiea. puffy
Or dark circles under the eyes. some.
times feel as though you had heart
trouble. may have plenty Of aues-
ton bat NO strength. &c. weak and
lose Ae.h
SPECIAL NoTE-You may obsz
Root by enclosing ten cents to Dr.. X
vii also send you a book Of rsiuab,
the thousands o. grateful letters re
say they found SwSmp-Roos to De
liver and bladder troubles The va
% well known that cur readers are
bottle Address DR.. kilmer 4 Co.
you read this offer in the Augusta
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trained men and women within the
next five years. At present. 5000
vacancies occur each year in Ameri-
can puipits. with only 1900 trained
men to fill them. and some 1900 more
with partial training. The other
5000 are taken only on religious
faith. without college training.
DR.. Robert L. Kelley. director Of
the department OF American Educa-
ton in the Interchurch World
Movement. says that it is certain
.nat too little attention has been
paid to the question of Christian ed
ucation in the preparatory schools.
Surveys show" he says, that
the majority OF men make their de-
cisions for life work during the
closing years of their secondary
school training. 1, is hoped the
churches. hitherto concentrating
upon college. university and semi
nary in their educational emphasis.
will not overlook the secondary
school,"
II is pointed out that the ministry
once attracted great numbers Of
college graduates. In 1910 the pro.
portion vas fully one half From
tina. year until the present, however.
steady decline has been seen. To-
day greater numbers OF college
graduates so into teaching, law.
medicine and commerce. But church
membership has increased while
ministers have decreased until
within the last So years there has
been a decrease OF more than so per
cent, IN the ratio of ministers TO
church members
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WINSL0W

An aluminium demonstration va.
Monday afternoon At the home a, VA
9. II. Herd Of Benton avenue.
attended by Is ladies. A T. Cart, :,
New Kensington. Pa. ably deno,..'
ed the ware By cooking meat, no..,.
pancakes and made coffee. which
sampled b. tie company aad p,ooor.
Cd fine.
The ladies OF the Thistle Gu, ,r
hold their weekly social Tag-ss.r -.
ernoon from 10 5 o'tloc'- :. ia -
comet Club hAuse. 3l-s. Josa 9n,..
is the hostess
J. B. Smith moved his turn;,r,
Monday from the farm he fo,,,s.I
owned On Clinton avenue 20 -. a.,
has purchased Of George :. J,,,s..
on Fairfield street. Oakland
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodney Hcsa.s =,
daughter Pear. returned Moaday :.
winthrop after a,v.s:t wiki Mrs T.,
ards parents, NJ. and M-.. James
Hodges-
Mr.. and Mrs.. Leon NcEa.!v o. W..
are guests for a few days o: Ms ",
Naliy's aunt, Mrs Scot. D-r-no-1
Mrs sarah Thibodeau was r4..,.
guest Of her cousin. Mrs Es-ae-t ca,
aid Of Fairfield
Mrs. George Martin has returned :,
her home On the Basse,, road s.,s, ,
few days visi, with friends !. ws,...
vile.
The Sunbeam Club held rs as: r.s.
ing for the season las, su1day are.
noon a. the raeonne. Club Aoc...
MrA Albert Chamberlain i co.s,.,
10 her home by the nur1ps
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hu,ste:-e- =.
moving from the Garland -oa5 . :.
.enemen. they have PURCHASED - Ia.
fax street.
Mrs. H. 8. Ne~.u IS abe q - o..
after several weeks Illness
TIE midweek prayer meeting wi :.
held a, 80 THURSDAY evening a: i.
Congregational church pario-s
Ernest Peters h. returned t-o- F,,.
aeld. where ne was CUES. o. rs az.
Mrs Henry Burgess.
HaCv A Denaiso.. manager .. II.
Benton Avenue Ma-ke: leg. Tgesds,
for trip 70 Boston and vi, a.so VS..
relatives al Ac,ieooro. Mass
Miss Doris Cole lef. Tuesday 70. Lr.
iston, where she vii % = scss. a: II.
home Of her uncle, Claude Co.e.
Ralph Ta;bodeau has returned .-o-
Fairfield. where he vas g-es: :: ".
and Mrs.. Frank Goodrich
Mr.. AID Mrs Fectlaa.t s2a-,d.,
ard son Melville o. Fairfield we're ~.
cent guests OF Mr.. Spa-ld:-ss cogs.
H. s. Newell OF Bay street
Robert, son o. NJ. AID Mrs.. Fran.
Stuart @ the Cushr.za -aai- - pass!,;
his vacation with his grznd-o:.e-. Ms,
Scott Burns. a. Clinton.
Work a, the Elm C:y Creamery, .
oe opened or Bay street L progressing
rapidly. Il is expected . - opened a
three weeks tine.
Among those p-ese1; Xoaday eve-in,
a. the P. NJ. Club a. The he-e {. M-s
Dana Clement. MAJ, -ee., Ta.s-..!e.
were Ms. Frank c. Pcoie-. Ms Wa.
te- Nose and Ms. JOIN r-o-say ]. d.
This town.
Mrs. HUI. and da7En,e- E.d-=1 v,o
reside with NJ and Ms @-o- E.:ca
Boston avenue have gone 70 N3-wzy 10
pass two weeks
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PITTSFIElD


visiting her daughter. Miss Mary
Drake. who is training 70. a nurse at
the Peter Bent Brigham hospital.
Frank ". Weeks, administrator OF
the estate of the late Augusta Push
or, has sold her home on Third street
10 her son. Arthur ". Pushor. who
moved here with his family from
Skowhegan a few months ago.
Mark Smith left Tuesday for a
few days visi, with relatives in Har-
naony.
l. H. Goodwin of the Goodwin
Clothing CO., lef, Sunday for bus
mess trip TO Boston.
Maitland Wentworth went to
Mainstream Tuesday to visit Earl
Chase for few days.
A union gospel meeting will be
held in G. A. R Hall, Pittsdeld. be-
ginning on Friday evening at
o'clock. April and continuing over
Saturday and Sunday. Three meet
ings will be held each day. Various
phases OF Scripture truth will be
treated. and the questions Of human
destiny will be the predominarins
theme. All wishing to study and
learn of Gods glorious purpose and
plan for the recovery and reconcil-
ration Of the race OF mankind are
invited TO attend these meetings
Free entertainment viii! be provided
for visitors from out-of- town.
Mrs Lucy Burton. warden OF the
Rsoekah lodge OF Maine. left Tues
day on business trip to Bath.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. W. Mcdonald left
Tuesday for Belfast 20 attend TO
matters OF business.
Among the delegates from Pitts
fed il Bangor TO attend the Demo
cratic State Convention. Tuesday.
were Hon. William NJ. Osborn. Grin
E Libby, Thomas G. Lancey. Will
ian Bige,ow and John Lindsay.
Among the local people who were II
Bangor or business Tuesday were He--
Der, c. hunter. Rober, Smith. Harold
{. Sterling. Parker :. L:,tleaeld and
y. J. ksraE..
TIE New Era Auxiliary OF :he Free
Bap.is, church will nee. a, the home
o. Mrs Carl :. Conn, Chester street,
Thursday afternoon. where /, is propos-
81 20 caCy ou: an appropriate Apr!
Fools day program.
c. N Lancey and E. ?. Dyer Of Hart
and were n town Tuesday on their way
20 Bangor % attend the Democratic
State convention.
George :. HUFF Q. Dexter was a cus,-
ness caller il town Tuesday afternoon.
NJ. and MS Albrz Cary OF Belfast
w.o have been guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
T. T. Ma-den for few days. have re-
;o-nei hor,s-
Ms Charles z. Hartford wea. 20 Bcs-
;oa Tuesday . .oin NJ Hartford. who
$ contemplating locating there
Ms, Fred A Wynan ve., 10 Ha-:-
lard Tuesday to- visit VIII. relatives
ard friends and 20 :oia her daughte.
Doris. who .as BEEN visiting there 20.
sererai DAYS
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4 horse belonging 10 Charles
Pors-ieau. ou, IS being KEEP. {. the
stable OF his son. E-vis Pomsrlssc
OF EGsss.l street Tuesday forenoon
about u o'clock ard started so-
home People seeing the ANNA;
lo"ose endeavored 20 capture hin,
and school children joined he
chase bC- after turning ara rwIs.-
Ing along q oevious route finally
MADE q grand esort ard sped sxa-
fer his former home On Rediastor
street where Re Tas found
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ming from to $50 O'Clock in the
church vestry. After the supper,
two quilts which have been made
by the Aid during the past winter
will be or sale.
The Merry Matrcns will meet this
evening at the home Of Mrs. ]. e.
Morrisette on Church street.
The play entitled Much Ado
About Betty" given under the
auspices Of the Senior class Of Oak
land High school. will Be presented
this evening and tomorrow evening
in Memorial hail.
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\ man IL Racine has been drawing
TWO pay envelopes lately for several
weeks one from a big manufacture
ing concern which employed him 20
Oh shatting II and about the plant.
and Iie other as a workman IN the
construction gang Of another Coz
Germ nearby Arriving early. 20 O.,
,ae main shatt:ns before The mar
ufac.u-ing plant began its operations
fo- the day. he punched the tine
clock al A NJ leaving the factory
urooserved az % report for work
with the construction outfit. AS the
WORK assigned him was all over the
plant q the first concern /. vas 70.
noticed that he vas ab<e.. he
greater portion Of the day.
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Beginning ms evening seec.4l meet
i-gS VIII be held - he Salvation Army
hall On Tempe street Tor ,wo weeks.
capt AID Ms Cleveland and Envoy
Wheeler. ali % Nanchss,e- y Il, viii
be present ard coaGcc, ne meetings.
They are n,us.ca, and 1ae speakers and
III! give interesting talks There W.
- special Easter services rex, SUNDAY
together with tie dedication Q. ire hal.
which viii x observed with zpp-cp-.-
ate exercises
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On Good Friday from l. noon 70 )
p. NJ. the Passion service. commence
rative OF our Lords CrUeifixicn. viii
be held in 81. Marks church on Cen
ter street The service viii consist OF
appropriate hymns and prayers and
Meditations on the Seven Last Words
OF Christ All who may attend this
service will be perfectly free to come
and 80 At any time during the three
hours. or TO remain throughout the
service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-03-31

TIE travel and history department.
OF the Woman's club held its -egulac
meeting q, the house % Miss z. F.
Lowering Of Leighton street Tuesday
evening. The evening was given over
to discussion Of the TWO political con-
venrions held IN Bangor and 20 poll
lies OF Maine IN general manner,
There was coed number present
and refreshments were served 8. the
close Of the netting