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Richmond planet., 1920-07-10

'.hC very beautiful wedding CT,
Miss Erma Lee Caskic and Mr. viii
!l,:ll Ii. Morris Was sOIcmnHcd Wed.
n,s!ay, June lG, 1920 at the Thild
Street Bethel \. Nj. Il. Church, Rev.
i'r llo Wclton, pastor officiating.
The church lad been tJStciully aud
~ alti&ucally decorated with growing
ferns, palms and cut flowers; the
cHanccl presenting Il scene of unusual
beauty with the protusion ot naturc'n
t2ilorcd suit Of condora, silk gar
green.
The bride, the charming centre
figure. WAS rXQusitcly gowncd in a
h;rdinc collar and vcstcc OF real lace.
patent hat. french low shoes, hose,
veil, perfect match. She worn
white Kid gloves and carried Il hugo
>.oWcl' bouquet OF brides roses and
lilies OF the valley.
TLr groom was his distinguished
self, wearing navy blue English sack
coat. cream flannel trousers, white
sHo"#; aS did his ushcrs. Gray gloves
purple hose ANA tics We're the aCccs
series. gifts to the ;sroomzmrn by
the :srCom
The unique arrangement Of the en-
trance Gf the bridal party contribut
cd much to the uniform beauty OF
HE entire scene.
The entrance was ~ fellows: ;l.c
ladies %!nGly. the gentlemen in c0u-
pies. Miss Carrie $. Turner in flesh
pink. Miss Ruth lluclcs in lavender.
Mc>HrS. David Deans and Robt. Scott
Miss Emma l.. Shields. Petersburg,
Va, in white; Miss Sarah NJ. Coles
in peach blown. DR.. Reginald Mum
din. Mr.. Walter II. White; Miss
Marion @. Hayes in jade; Miss Wv
Madison Jones and James NJ. Caskie
Master William Norris, nephew to
81 Gom. ring bearer. in white linen
Little Miss Grace Scott. flower girl
in white organdy and pink ribbons:
litle Miss Charlotte jackson. nctce
to bride. flower girl. in white organ
dy and blue ribbon.
The bride, with her father. Mr.. r. A.
Caskic. who gave his daughter to
the Keeping of her husband. was met
a; the alter by the groom. escorted
by his brother. Rev. s S. Morris Of
Norfolk. Va. former pastor OF Third
Street Bethel \. NJ. f. Church.
Mrs. Ellie Caskic Randolph sister
to the bride, in combination OF
white organdy and pink tafrcta and
wearing picture hat Of pink gcor.
gette made a lovely matron Of honor
she carried pink and white carna-
tions.
The brides maids were becoming
and artistically drapcd is gowns OF
goorcette with hats to match. white
kid low shoes and gloves and car
ricd arm bouquets OF white or pink
carnations.
Presiding over the cos'emony Mr..
James w. Randolph hrother-in-law
to the bride. rendered very touching
ly sweet Because" accompanied by
Prof. ]. Milton Sampson. who also
played the wedding march.
Prof. c. Jordan at the piano and
Mr.. Charles Campbell. Jr.. violinist
rendered sunerb an entertaining
musical numbers. during the inter
val preceding the arrival OF the briI
al party.
The entire ceremony was most i'm
rr' Ssive. The. midday hour guaran-
teed the solemnitv due the occasion.
the soft lights. profusion OF floral
decorations, handsome dress OF the
mon and exquisite gowns OF the fc-
males made the picture one immacu-
late
The couple left at I p. M. from
Richmond planet., 1920-07-10
In Memory.

In sad but loving remembrance of
'WIfc and mother, Mrs. Eliza J. Iry-
y. who departed thi; life six years
ago. July 9th. !9ll.
Yen are gone but not forgotten,
Never Will your mcmN'y fade.
Loving thoughts Will always linCcr
Around the grave where YOU were
laid.
Her Devoted Husband
and Children.
Richmond planet., 1920-07-10
DIIACONS OF SECOND BAPTIST
tIitHtH HONOR CHAIRMAN.

The Deacon Board OF Second Bah
ti&t Church. South Richmond. in the
nature oi Il surprise party, visited The
home oi Deacon Mason Baugh Mon
DAY night. July and celebrated his
" G-i.oh irihdar. Altcr Scripture
reAdinE by Deacon +. J. Cunningham
Richmond planet., 1920-07-10
Card OF Thanks.

Mrs. N. B. GoOdc and son, Mr.. J.
6. Goodc OF 13 w. Jackson Street OK.
tend their many thanks to their
friends for their kindness toward
them in their trouble during the Ill
ness and death Of husband and faith.
er. Mr.. Sylvanus Goode.
May Gods blessings rest upon
them all.
Richmond planet., 1920-07-10

IL train runs 90G miles in 900
minutes, how far will 1t go running
one mile In one minute? Save your
answer TIL I return from Buckroe
with Mt. o. to Buckroe, July times
3 plus 4.
Richmond planet., 1920-07-10

Mattresses Kitchen help and cham
hermaids wanted for positions on
the Jersey Coast
CITY SEASHORE AGENCY,
100 Valley Street.
South Orange, N. J.
Richmond planet., 1920-07-10
Card of Thanks.

l wish to thank neighborS and
friends for their kindness toward
me during my Illness. May the good
Lord bcstow blessings along their
pathwny,and I will always remember
them in my prayers.
MIR. and MRS. J. l.. MOSBY.
Richmond planet., 1920-07-10
INTENTION, LOVE AND CHARITY

Fleasc be present at Prices Hall
Wednesday. night July 14th. at 9
""k for the purpose OF selecting
a Deputy for Richmond.
ALBERT ALONZO TENNANT.
Deputy.
Richmond planet., 1920-07-10
4 RARE BARGAIN.

$4,000 worth Of fine prints Will be
offered for sale. Apply at once 528
n. Adame Street. y ErYJ
Richmond planet., 1920-07-10
TICKETS FOR BUCKTsOE july 12.

Tickets for the -Elk's Excursion to
BuehNc Beach. Monday July 10
1920 can he obtained at l0n5 N. 4t,.
Street as late as O'Clock Monday
morning July IL, 1920.
ALBERT A. REMNANT,
Member Of Committee,
Richmond planet., 1920-07-10
BEAUTIFUL MIDDAY WEDDING.
Miss ERAlA CASklE BRIDE TO
MIR. VIM. IL. Morris.

Dccoral IONS Supcrb-Goyne III
Quisitc-f.N> ended Trip Out of
Town Guests.
Richmond planet., 1920-07-10
PERSONALS AND BRIEI7S

Mrs. Stllir Fox. i" spending
some time at her home. Warren. Va.
Richmond planet., 1920-07-10

Mr.. ]. S. Goode. Jr.. has gone t
Detroit where be will be for tn,
rest Of the summer.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28

TIesdar evening, after winch sew
araI u,amenrs We're InItla-ed INTO the
order
MSS Margaret Adcurov was the
Weekend guest Of DR. anu Mrs. :
u. Cover a. Saowhegan
+. p. Srurtev2:ll was IN Portland
Saturl.a-
AS Mrs. McDou-aI ara another
lady We're driving lnIo Winthrop VII
l2Ge Tuesday afternoon me horse
eersk fright ar passing 1--~i nj train
ana landed rlc ladies' In ne Ill, T.
bringing up aga INST 1 st1u. telegraph
pole. Although che wagon vas some
whar damaged me occupants weil
unInJurad.
a school for cler---rnCn vii ne one
II the features II ms season work
a rhe Z NJ &. y Community Camp
IL Cobbosseecon-ee
Rev. Percy y, Clifford hi Lunec mas
pean assigned Ia the Passionate If -Ae
Methodist cnurcn here II X inIhron.
Judge 4 Z. Foster was business
visitor N Bangor Saturday
Carl Il. Turner viii be i1 winthrop
tt adnes,iay April @S1h ana a meet
.ug If tha Community ChHUtauuJs ia
VIII ne held II the Camp Room We'd
nesdav evening az so. daylight sav-
ing time All errarestaa are invited
To De present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
Pleasing Program At the Strand To-
Gay - MarlaiW Traverse. 5ess,e
5ar-iscaie ana Gaurnnrt News

Would you be willing TO drift alone
on life raft far out on 4 turbulent
ocean a quarter Of a mile away
from rescue all for the sake Of az
I.stlc realism on the film Well.
that's just what Aadiaine Traverse
did n The Hell shin" William
Fox production in which she plays
the heroine of 4 thrilling story Of the
sea and of love. all the action of which
taxes place on a fishing schooner
chartered fnr the purpose and named
by the owners The Empress Of
Stormy Emotion" in honor of the
star. It's a picture with a punch
that you should see
Bessie BarriscaIe viii also be seen
n d rafting feature Luck of Ger
alCine Laird and the Gaurnunr
News. It's wei balanced program.
Friday anu Saturday finds another
swell bill with Mary Miles M5nter N
her latest Realar- picture. Nurse
Marjorie" Frank Mayo in the Jew
ell production. Burnt Wings" and
The serial, Lost City with all the
known animals Of the jungle.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
WINTHROP

Mrs. Barbara Young ental--a1r med
me Tell Ne" auction club Friday
evening -Irs. Daisy Hodges had the
hlglesi score. md received the pr'I..e
The Winthrop Literary club met
TUESDAY a+-ernoun with Miss Ear
T>tlt y. u estnn. Boil call was ans
werad With Modern Inventions" a
paper on Genera Persflins.n writ
ian by Mrs. e. X. Taggart. was read
by Mrs. .. ? Bishop ana a paper On
Industries OF me United States
was given by Miss Eva L. MOODY
The club adjourned . Meet next
Mondav WIN me president. MIS-.
Carrie French
The Methodist ladies' AID Will
hold their annual far II the Town
hal next Friday afternoon ana eve
ming A fine program VIII be pre-
senIad II ne evening.
Prof. Ca~i jean Tufrnun IS on =
trlp % Georgia
Five naznbers were .nitlure.l into
Abenaki Chapter. o. Z :. at the
reguiar meeting held Friday night
The Tall Ne Club mel last waak
with Mrs Barbara Young. Mrs.
Daisy Hodges mad the highest score
Refreshments ware served.
Mrs. Charles Shaw has r-aceivad
word Of me death OF her brother
James Webster, at Winchester.
Mass
Miss Dora Libby was the Weekend
gnes1 OF friends n Portland.
Arthur Lovejuy Rebekah Lodge
neid a supper a. the lodge rooms
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
NATIONAL HOME

Officer Of ne day. Capt John DAILY.
Eugene {. Guilifer has returned rom
pass 10 visit ms nome n Auburn.
Joseph Bordet-e has returned t-1rn j
through passed with -elatives IN Man
chester. n Il
William Emil Pearson OF East Brain
--ee, Mass lare Z. :. navy World
War. ms reported for Admission 70
me Home
The funeral Of the late John Z. Roman
WIS held from the Home chapel - Il
:. II, Tuesday
The following have been granted eur-
loughs: Robert E. Miller 70 Spring
heid. Wilt-sd T Root 70 Hartford. and
Jnseph L Newcunn 70 Boston.
The moving picture program Tor
"Wednesday VIII he Miss Marguerite
Clark n "a Girl Named Mar" For5
Weekly and a comedy entitled Fired.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28

Agua P'rvla- Sonora. Mex. April =
The revolutionary sI,ua.Ion n ne
state Of Guerre~o Is more menau.ng
-o ne ca~ra22a =uvarrrnen- az Inc
present --ne than the sirluuun In
Sonora. according To Genera 2
Elias Gales. commander II chief NJ
the revolutionary armies IL North
wasT Mexico.
More imam ~ 900 soldiers in MGEicr
now ara n revolt against tne car
anna government i was announced.
Nearly aa.f this number. il was sad.
nave Joined the ~av1lu40narv 1prces
N sonora
The vrst decisive euEa cement Il
ne revolution is expec1ad a. Mazat-
ian. -InaioR. The possession which
VIII give the rebels The KEY 10 prac-
ideally al me west coast Of Mexico.
Another rebel force working flIr'-.;-
e south was expected soon tu launch
IN a-cack on ne port of Maaza2iIln.
Genera. Angel Flores continues
SLOWLY toward Mazarun. il IS said.
E'epairing railway bridges and other
.-,.nZa soldiers.
Sonora troops continue 10 tor-lTv
the mountain passes IL me east
through wuiCn Ca-ranZa forces are
expected u attempt II enter Sonora
from Chihuahua
An American steamer arrived az
Tapolohampo YESTERDAY from Mazat-
ian. with all American CITIZENS
aboard who desired 70 leave Mazat-
Ian. Passengers reported street r-inr
in MaZatlan between Car-a-za sol
diers and citizens
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
Captain Racket"
To Be Presented by B0mba-
hook Club, Thurs. Evening.
May 6
Characters

Capt Robert Rackert-of the NatiunnI
Guard "a lawyer when ne mas nothing
else 70 40 and a liar all the t.met
Elliott Morrison Andrews
Obadiah Dawson-hls unrle N--arn .Jauan
where they make taa.
Maurice II ROYAL
Timothy Taiman-his friend VINO mar
RES Tor money and IS surrv Tor ii.
Arthur Leonard
Mr.. Dalroy-his father-ln-law. 7nIlv
cove Michele Falcons
Eobsnn-R waiter from the Gaze C.lo-
rlana." who adds 10 The confusion.
Donald " and
C!a-1ce-the captain pretty wife t7ut
for a laugh ana I'D 10 anything aw-
full t-hnrla~ F-,iIa~
Mrs Tolnan--a lady WITH temper. who
finds Timothy vexatiun Of smart
Marine EaIiZIR
hacie-a mIschievuus maid
Car NiCke-sur
Under the direction of Mrs. Rasrn.. "
Earvev
Reserved scat sale Fridav a M.
a; Quinn s Drug Sture
apr.Sdit
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28

spect for Members pitching, are de-
termined ID open the season N me
right way. Coach Dave Kelley has
had 80 candidates working ouI Tor
the past week. and although the
squad has been considerably hamper
ed By the s0f1less OF Quimby 1eld.
much progress has been made The
team his year VIII contain many
new men, as Captain Mooers. Leigh
TON and Il E1ldreif ara The only
regulars left from last year Charles
landeIi4in. w1n played right neid
last year, IS AT present manager OF
the team. ana VIII be TOO busy I'd de-
vuts sufficient time ID me playing
and of the game.
Behind the bat Capt. Mooers viii
be the ma1ns1ay. ana MS TWO Tea-'s
previous experience there VIII great
= help IN steadyIng the brand new
iufield. --Tubby" Leighton will pc the
first string pitcher and VIII receive
able help from Forest Grant ana Ar
thur Barron. Other pitchers who
may develop as the season grows ara
George Aooers. Edward McDnnuuEh
md Edward Marks. The lufield VIII
be composed Of new men ana may
undergo a few changes. Al present
Carl Crane IL first. Palmer Kinds al
second. james Douglass al short and
Harold Durgln on third look like the
fastest combination. ana viii prob
ably start me game against HALO
wall. They ara being pushed by
Norton. Tasker. Cobb ana Jameson,
who may YET be heard from.
The outfield ms a wealth Of ma
ter'iaI. Horace E1ldrsLh. VINO played
second last year. has been assigned
10 cenIer deld. where MS glasses are
not in such danger Of being broken.
ana whore ms strong night arm viii
gel more play. HIS twin. Charles, IS
making 4 strong bid for left field
ana viii probably start there against
EaIlUweil. Lawrence Hickey IS an
other strong ourfeider VINO VIII
proDRbl be used while Leighton IS
pitching. The latrer. for ms hitting,
will often ne used IN the Quilted
Other aur+ieiders VINO VIII havP 10
hc TeckOned win are DebCW, Web
her. Simons, AnkeTel. Burke. Irving
and Morgan. Gathers who are help
ing N the receiving ara Kelley. y ing
and Sagar The team. IS Is shapes
III. looks fairly fast and reasonably
sure n the 1eld. The barring IS the
chief source Of WORM and Coach
Kelley s devO1taE much attention 70
this necessary feature.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28

urdav next III the johnson Opera
House.
You haven't heard all. Male and
Female" Is an adoption of the fam
Gus play by Sir J. NJ. Barrie. The
Admirable Cricnton-" This Is the
first at Barnes work ID reach the
scresn. He felt thai no enc bur De-
Mile was CAPABLE IT property pro-
dcclng his plays
This srory has given Mr.. DeMille a
sfupend0us opportunity fur gorgeous
Eowning, splendid settings and riot
Gus luxury Of production. Gloria
S~yanson. who has the leading role.
wears GOWNS even more elaborate
and diversified than she wore N For
Better. For WORSE And the set
EnEs.
Male and Female" is without
doubt Cecil B. DeMiIes greatest
picture
Yours
ADV. A j Burns, Manager
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
Sennebec County S. S. Association

The annual meeting Of the kenue-
nee County Sunday School associa-
non viii be held IL Clinton on
n ednesday, MAY 19. al me BAPTIST
church. On the program are Rev.
Edward II. Brewster general secre-
74ry Of the Stale association. Col.
T. z. Cummings Of Portland. Prof.
T Z. Woodruff. Phi. Z. OF BOwdoin
college,. DR.. \. .. Thomas State ST.
peIInrendenU Of schools. MeRls viii
be furnished u reasonable prices BY
Clinton sunday school and those who
ara 20 remain over night should no
t,fy Eev E Z. LnnEiey. Clinton.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28

Elliot Morrison andrews who plays
the title role IN Capt Racket is no
amateur al the game. Before coming
20 EalloweH ne was for years mem
Der of the Danvers Dramatic Club
taking part in numerous perform
ances in Dauvers. Salem and Boston.
Since coming 70 HailowtD he mas
ranked as one Of the leaders N things
dramatic and II takes real artist n
properly portray Capt. Robert Rack
err bur with NJ. Andrews playing
the part II viii be developed 10 It's
fullest pnssibilities.-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
Portland Guri Missing

Portland, April Taking al her
clothing and about So IN cash. Miss
Lillian M-sser-ve. IS, disappeared rom
the home Of her grandmother HRS.
Annie MessrrA. I. Portland street
last Friday evening, anu efforts af
the police have failed To locate the
young girl
Mrs Meser-ve the grandrlluI i1er
with whom the young g-r'i has made
her home for the past 10 years, in
PROSTATE with grief She believes
tflat the girls inflammation for 4
'gnoti-luoking huarder" may have
caused her 10 leave hume
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28

Harry Z. Se-rnunds PASSED away IN the
hospital here Tuesday morning. He WIS
horn II Springfield. Mass. Il years ago.
he enlisted IN On. x. ID Mass. Inf. May
3. IS9s. and Was discharged Nov. 3. 1885.
He was admitted To me Home from
Springfield July g, Isss. He was ma
cnInist by trade Since being IN the
Home ne haG neen employed as orderly
n me ad1utants office and ne past
tew -ea-s as quarter-naster sergeant
lie was man we'll liked by all. A
wife and sister of Springfield su-v1ve.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
AMCSEMENTS
"Narahnnu Luck" Horse Race
Story. ut The Acme Today-Aiso
RatfIina Good Comedy and Woriu

A boy. q girl. a home and horse COM
hine 10 form a most interesting photo
play in "vaGabsnd Luck. showing al
The Acme theatre today. Albert Ray
and Elino- Fair. the clever Young Fox
stars are the BOY and girl. The old
horse. vaEabund. left by the girls dead
father. entered IN 4 race 70 bet On
which the old home is morrgagesi. The
happy outcome Is brnught-ab0ur by a
most iudic-ous miracle" While the
''racy" atmosphere is unusually well
done the whole spirit of the picture IS
wholesome and honey" with enough
of the love stuff 70 make K most
ualatahle for everybodiv. In addition 70
this mig fearlIre a ripping -nud comedy
and a refl of the latest news will be
screened.-Adv-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
To Sell Govt. .4ouses ut 5att

bat1. April gT-Annuuncemenr was
made today by Fred Il. Thompson.
r-sspreSenL1ng the United States Euus-
ing Corporation. that the corporation
VIII IN about ~ days place on sale al
extremely low prices al government
owned houses erectE.d during me war
N Palmer field ON Lincoln street Ii
IS understood that the prices placed
IN The property VIII ne less tlian one
half Of WHAT the houses cost the gov
eminent and ane-tfiird less than
they could be built today The
grounds about the houses are graded
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
lndict Clothing
Prohteer at Syracuse

SYRACUSE Y. Y. April 3--InCilct-
ment Of Weeds Inr E,inrha1nfon
cluthiers, on eight counts alleging
pr-ofiteering, the final count based on
testimony II 7. 8. Crary, a BinEharrl-
ton millionaire that ne paid $50 for
suit costing sS2.5o featured me
Federal Grand Jury report rendered
today.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28

The Ea.lowAu boys ara confident ove-
the outcome of the MISUNDERSTANDING
F5ign school game winch will he played
.oday :. Gardner This vii Le the
first game OF The season FOR ne Local
team ana the boys are es.pec-ed 10 give
] good account OF themselves The
cheering squad viii accompany tile
-ealn.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
Fire Threatens
Destruction Business
District of St Johns

=. JonE. n 4. ApTlI : The business
5.st-lc, uf It. JnhE la-e cnnIsht was
threatened with destruction by ire thai
stared IN Cole 4 Cos. wholesale gro
cary csta lii nnens and spread ranliiy
20 other buildings.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
ADJUSTMENTS
Gardiner. Maine.
April IS. 1870.

April 2S. 1929.
M Dear Mrs. Jones:
L is not often thai We have the
pleasure of announcing 4 Cecil 3.
DeMllie production. Only three or
four times 4 year. II most, for Mr.
DeMiIle spends al least three months
on every picture ne makes.
So we know you'n feel as We DO
that the advent If his new picture 70
the Johnson Opera House IS Al
event. Male and Female" is the
title Of this genius producers latest
aramount-ArtcraFt picture. We
have booked Al for friday and Sat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28

home made still and q quantity 0f
noOrshIne waIskHy waived hearing
n ne municipal court Tuesday
morning and pleaded not guilty Ee
was sentenced 70 TWO months n jail
and was fined $500 and n default Of
payment 20 serve SIX monthE-rhe
new penalty winch is mandatory. Ea
was charged with Illegal possession
ana nuisance and furnished $1,000
bail FOR MS appearance before the
superior court
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28

The Fed Men of tins par of me
STATE are planning 10 attend the an
nual powwow which is 70 he held at
Brunswick with Dornhebon Tribe on
THURSDAY. April ~ Twelve tribes
viii be present and The Chiefs de-
gree VIII he worked On q large mum
Der Of whom ara from Gardiner Al
attending should take the r-ain Ieav-
ing Gardiner Al 30 daylight time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28

There viii be a PARISH supper
Thursday evening III the niT-ersalist
vestl-v. 10 be followed by a farewell
reception 10 Rev. and Mrs Z Web
Der Al members OF the parrish are
invited Al 80 o'clock there will ne
Z special parish meeting, 10 consider
the matter Of church finances. a
fine supper Is being prepared by the
ladies ana II Is hoped 4 god number
will attend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28

III. ~--1a 1aquth quietly celebrated
~: n.y. l1ig April . al the home
F. IT, .aact.-e- Ms. Ger-it White. Is
-.a. -.--- among ne guests pres
-wo generation grhuns
missing 10, GLOWING Mrs Sarah
.... dis 5er-ie White, George
Ge..g~... white. ana Mrs, Sarah
,e.--re Jaauth. hrs. Zsr-a En-
LL--;Ie, t Ene~v.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28

...-rp-- spear mas been appointed
s-z.ou .aa express agent az the
a.-..... eu -. r. z. 10 HI Z, .vaCan-
,.ase- 1t n death uf the late Fred
Taaa A~- spear mas been n The
,--5- T.. -Ae Gardiner Hardware Co.
,.,.~... -ea-s ana previously was
-.- -.1 vsh me Eastern Steamship
-e ss.-dlner wharf
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28

The regular meeting Of Pen Clason
Auxiliary will be held wednesday,
evening. 4 large attendance IS re-
quesied as there will he an enter
talnrnenr and refreshments. All
members not already solicited from
are requested 10 carry cake.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28

There viii ne a special ionroCa non
of Lebanon Royal Arch Chapter on
Wednesday evening with work N
the Royal Arch degree. There viii
also be special couvocaton on
Friday. both afternoon ana evening
with work. and supper Will ne
served by the Star Club at = O'Clock
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28

The second annual infe-cigss track
meet on the Gardiner Aigh school will
De heid ON the common Friday after
noon. May :. These rneets are of much
interest and the last une showed cun-
Siderable latent athletic ability that
should be properly developed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28

About 81 members Of the Methods
7pwurtn league society attended the
X er1nener Valley Federation meeting a
the Green street church II Augusta asst
evening \ most entluE l.Is;3c --ILe was
~apOr.eG.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28

Stated Communication Of heune-
BEG Lodge. No. =. r and A VI. u
80 o'clock this "Wednesday evening
There will be work n the Fellow
craft degree.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-28
Opening Game Today
Gardiner VS.. HaHoweIl

Gardiner High opens It's season pv
playing Hallowen on QuImby Field
al $50 this afternoon. The Gardiner
boys. while they have plenty Of re-