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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Farewell Party For Retiring
Methodist Pastor and Wife

The farewell party E4Ten Rev. Y.
r and Mrs Pearson al thu Methodist
vest-v Wednesday evening, April p
was well attended and a good en-
treatment was listened 10, which
was as fellows: Song. Rose
Dreams. Clara Andrews Majurie
Roweil. E-na Simpson Mildred
Rrawn- Jessie Thomas. Duris Cod
ding and Elmer Bishop. Alice Wood
accompanied reading, Eow Reube
Played Mrs Grand: song with harp
accompanist- Frances Edwards ami
Master YORK;: reading Elder Lambs
Donation" Mary PeftenEill; song
When The Siivery Moon Is Shining
Ger The Hills OF Dear Old Maine. -
wound ladies': reading. Columbia
Crunb." Mrs. Lct-ze Edwards YORK
encore old Friend Wife with harp
accompanies by Marsters York.
Mr.. Z e Foster then wished Mr.
ana Mrs Pearson Godspeed - their
new field Of labor and in Il few well
chosen words presented thsm with a
gold piece Mr. Pearson responded
Cod Be With You TIL We Meet
Again" was sung BIZ the ladies.
Refreshments were served ann a So
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
PIT!SFlELD

The baseball season al Maine
Central Institute VIII open Saturday
afternoon when the NJ {. l team
VIII cross bats with the Colby Seq
ends on me campus a. 80 O'Clock
I. 3. Wheeler. J. 4. Goodrich and
Z E Davis, selec-nen Of EarIland.
were IN town Thursday On their way
70 Augusta to a-and a meeting Of
the State assessurs
Miss Varla CoTEn mas returned 70
lewiston. where she has employ
meat- ae-ar a visit with her parents.
M ana Mrs. John L Coffin.
M. and Mrs. Wilbur Quinn ware IN
Ealluweil Thursday 70 attend the
funeral services If the late John
Thompson.
George B. Warner and Bert War
1er Of Ea-lowell were n tuw1 for a
Few hours Thursday afternoon.
Ralph J. Estes. who has sean a
partner n ne milk business with
Frank Gerald. has purchased Mr.
Gera-d's interest n the business ana
has also purchased the milk business
conducted by NJ & White for the
past lew Years. M Estes has also
purchased Mr. Gs-aId's interest N
the stock farm On Somerset arenue.
Alfred 2 Bigeluw OF St. AIhans
was n town attending 70 matters Of
business Thursday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Big Serial lntrodueer at the Strand
To-Day Following Eugene o'srien
anc Dorothy Dalton Tire Pro-
gram at the Whole Season

Dorothy Dalton IN Black Is
White.' a Paramount picture. where
mother love Is the underlying theme.
Eugene 0-Bren IN his laTes1 select
picture Sealed Hearts" and The
great Selig serial n fifteen episodes
The Lost CRY featuring Jua1ita
Hansen. This Is an ANNA. ser1aI
with wild animals E-1m the African
jungle. lis a million dollar serial
serzal that VIII interest al classes
and ages Don't tail 70 see the drsr
episode today in TWO paris No hill
AT this theatre has had the Punch
thai this program POSSESSES It's a
twelve reel show and a thriller. Wal
lace Reld will ne with Us Monday N
Excuse Ny Dust" There ara var
few n the scream game to-day that
has a following Ike Wallace Re,d,
HIS IN a class by himself The prices
a-e the same today as usual bur the
show Is fifty per cent better than for
a long time After seeing this snow.
20 ~ the Opera house and see
Shore Ac-es-its 4 masterpiece II
every sense OF the word. Thrae
shows tomorrow, 30. SIS and -.
The weather is uncertain. come early
TO-DAY, don't wait until SATURDAY.
nlghL-Adv-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
U. OF N. NOTES

The University Of Maine receives q
liberal addition 70 hen financial ~
sources through the viii Of Frederick
X. Ell Of Bangor. VINO died recently
M Hi had always displayed a keen
interest n the university and financial
asd through THIS source comes a. a
nnsi 1ppo-tune t1me. Il $ estimated
thai tins 1-1sr FUNDS derived viii asgre-
gate aovul ESQ a.- ne yearly interest
Of when viii be available for ase. A
al interest rate If . per cent. ne vear5y
income Will JUraI 15.gs
Tins wt.=k tie campus viii os ne
scane Of 4 rev style If aeadgeAr fur ne
Senior skulls are starting % follow the
custom many other colleges have adopt
I'd. Eac1 member Of the skulls viii
appear Thursday with i white crew aar
which hears taerean q dgnr blue Greah
letter Sigma Most Of the leading cnI-
lsges n this par OF the country nava
THIS custom Ok ne salIor hunurar- So
clerv bearing mis- Distinguishing mark
Dartmouth ana me University Of Ter
nunt are -wo good examples.
Maine chapter If Sigma Delta chi. TIT
journalistic FRATERNITY announces -he
following pledges Henry L Howard
q. William L Blake - SRryfner 3.
-iboets - wv-nan L Eawkas - 4nd
Frederick ?. Aa-saun - Initiation foI-
lowed BY ! banquet Will be held nj the
Bangor House N Apr1I x Sigma Del
"a en- IS q national journalistic socleTF
which draws its mem DsrSilip f-am stl-
dents prominent n collegiate .eur-Ia =
lsrn. Professional men are admitted as
honorary mem Ders.
Lieut.. T l. Burke. 7. an II. -
squadron commander a. Chatham naval
air station. Recently gaze GOV Miilikea
mas first fight n an airpiane.
IN "Wednesday afternoon III genera
Iecr1re Dr. Thomas state superTnteH-
DEM Of schools. gaze an interesting
ak On Maine. schools. emphasizing =
particular their deals
The dates Of ne BowdDln ana Maine
Baseball games nave been changed t--om
rae original schedule L WIS 1r-st plRn-
neg nv me managers fur Buwdpln %
play Name a. o-Jno On MAY s. ana fe-
Maine 20 90 % Brunswick May - CIV
inE 10 the fac that ting Bgwcioin inter-
scholastic track meat comes NJ MAY :.
me dates nave been changed around 50
that Name plays a. Brunswick On Max
and Bowdpin plays the return game
al Csrcrnu Jn May 3
IN me ErsT concert Of the season a.
Bangor ne Girls Musical Cluns sssored
a marked surcess. The numerous seIec-
lions Of me eIub were wei received ant
showed ne result of careful practice
anu thorough training
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
COMING EVENTS

Apr:i s-Z-Mesn berzilip Drive Augusta
Chamber Of Commerce Campaign
April Z-2S last Maine Conferences q.
Brewer
Arr-l .s-Eancuck County Teachers
Convention. Bar Hzrosr
april Daylight Saving plan effective
at A. N. n Massachusetts and rnans
Ma1n- places
april 9 MAY > - InIe-churE-n Word
Movement campaign
Aprii s--EsarEnE before Justice Dunn
on petition for rnancaEnus - ronpes
GOV. Ailliksn % declare a referendum
IN the Legislative resolve rarlfy-lng
the National Constitutional P-'ohIbi-
Tory amendment.
April --Suprsgne court civil ana GRIM
ma. Ellsworth ana Wiscassef
April --S-CBrfer-nce Of Local and
State PUBLIC Health Workers. An
-usia-
April -s-sagadanoG Pomona Grange Il
West Bath.
April B-AunuRl meeting Of Penohscuf
County Teachers al Eigh school, Ban
MAY 4-6-AanGal session of the Maine
Conference Of Unitarian churches.
Sanford.
May Oxford County Teachers Assn.
MAY n-sfate Board OF Examiners in
E4bzlrnIng Al Augusta
MAJ l-Lrfor1 Interscnolasric Prize
Speaking. Lojor College
- r.
Schosl Association annual meeting
at Baptist church. Clinton
MAJ r. - BowciOIn Lnfe--scaoIassic
Tournament. Brunswick
June Estate convention IF Knights Of
Columbus II Bangor.
June sRepDhiical National Convention
a. Chicago
Division. sons of Veterans. IN All
gussa-
June u-Cony-4sardiner dual track ne-r
N AUGUSTA
June 1s-BeMnnInE NJ zS-taavs TOUR y
uufv of Cd Maine Infantry II Camp
Devens
June 9--Sate< CGrnmsncH,nenr
June .-PrGmarv ELECTION
dune &-al--oibv Ger taunial
rune LSuly Maine Cent nnlai ceN-
urarsun. Portland
June 2-New England CONNER "a. Ex-
=cuIiTes n Purr and.
july New England Ftre-neu Muster
Portland
AaE LI-iS-Surnras- zcaool Of cit.zea-
snip for women. ,zr Bates College
AaE. Ss,-SeG1 g Central Maine cA8r
WaferviIle
sept Estate ELECTION
Sept -s-I7-MaEns state 1alr AZ L<w-D-
ION.
sept. a-cct. 1-e-Ausic Festival AZ Ban
.u-.
ocf. 4. and Music Festival At Pur--
land.
Ger. &-E-Ma1ne Tea hers Association 5
annual meeting. Bangor
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
LARONE
SheaT Mesersey

Leon Shea1 was married or April
- 10 Miss Arabeil Meservey of An
gas1a. M Sheaff is the eldest son
Of Mrs IDA sheaf and il returned
soldier lad from overseas. M Sheaf
formerly lived n Larone bur Is now
living IN Flint, Mich. where ne Is EN-
pioved as a carpenter. and where the
couple VIII reside Mrs Shea1 viii
ne remembered a. I most successful
teacher IN this vicinity a pleasing and
aEreesRbie lady n meet She is a
relative of MIS- J 6. Morrow with
whom she uf-en passed the week -ead
while teaching.
The br1de-za-o be took the tain for
Det-o4t Mich. IN COMPANY with
friends and there was nsf By the
groom To- oe ana married IN that
place- They nave tae ues. wsshes of
all
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Ninaate LIt.ieheir

a wedding Of interest 70 Pit-sdeid
people occurred AZ Bangor Tuesday AFT
e-7oun. April =. when vzitg- X Win
gaze ana Mss Florence Z. L4r-ae-eld
ware united n marriage Al the Baptist
parsonage. Rev- r. ? Brown officiating
Mrs W-nga1e s ne daughter Of M
ana Mrs 4. X L-4t-iereId ana 8 one
u ne own popular young ladias and
8 prominent Il musical c,rcies
The groom 5 me vounEes1 son Of NJ
ana Ms Eza r. Wingate Of Lanrey
st-e-aL 5 graduate Of Maine Cen -aI
Institute. class Of Lg;e. ana IS a. present
Al supiuve Of TIE American wooitn c.
M. ana Mrs Ningate have returned
rom brief wedding trip ana have be
g1n housekeeping in"tae Upstairs -ert IN
me v5ngate nome on L2ncav street
M ana Mrs TlnEa-e have NAM
friends wno ex-enu congratulations ana
wei wishes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23

Members of the Eowe Club. an Or
EanfZatsun made III entirely of
young men. presented on Thursday
evening Al Library hail al the char
ac-ers. both male and female being
taken by the members The plays
were Rubber Boots" and Box and
Cox" The casts Of characters we're
as follows: Rubber Boots" Pauline.
Donald Potter; Sophie. Ellis Make.
Lou. Palmer Kinds. -he Tramp.
George Gray. Box and Cox" James
Box. Horace Hadreia; John Cox.
Arthur Wiley; hrs. Bouncer.
Charles Eiidrertr. The proceeds of
me entertainment will be donated ID
the High school building fund
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
NATIONAL HOME

Office q ne day Capt Frank L
Mckee
Judsun .. Fullerton. ate "a. I. 1th
= : Int. has been granted I discharge
rom Jte home
Walter - Powers az Abingdon. aye
@. o. i T.. : Ar. mas been admitted
n ne ZONE
The funeral Of me ate F-aak 4 Bill
adean was aesd 1-1In ne Home 1aapel
a. 10 \. a. Thursday.
The -srur's rom PASSES Thursday
were AarceAus = iude- rom Randolph
and Jonn T ~Iivadur rom Ea.luweI.
The 7e-ur-2s f-orn far1ulIEhs -hurs<ia7-
were Frank Johnson @-11n Warren anu
Thomas Clara 1-orn Boston
FuriuuEhs nave been granted 70 Peter
IA Mountain 20 Appnnaug, r. L. ana
Orlando Hooper % North Arson
The moving picture program 1Ur F.
DAY VIII o. Parhe t=ar1-e entiuea
The AoonsiIne Trail , Pathe News
ana comedy entitled All at sea
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Steamer O'Brien
Believed Lost

Boston. April 2eee-Hupe fur ne
saseFv OF Inc wooden steamer VII
liam O'Bren. which Sent wireless
calls for assistance 800 nlic- east Of
New York last Sunday night. was
abandoned tonight when the coast
guard cur.er Acushnet winch was
semi 10 her assistance. gave ID the
search and reported 5y wireless mat
she was returning 70 her base u
Woods Hole. Coast guard officers
said tonight that there st11I was a
possibility that the crew mad BEEN
picked up aY Il schooner Or some
other vessel lackin wireless equip
-nerr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Brockton Shoe Factory
Supt. Granted New Trial
On Conspiracy Charge

Boston. April "a new r--al vas
granted by ne United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals Today 10 Lauris :
NJ a Q IA l. superintendent Of
Thompson Brothers Shoe FACTORY Of
Brockton. who was convicted bv
jury II me Federal district court Of
conspiracy 10 def-aud the United
states government 5v attaching
counterfeit inspectors seals 70 shoe
leather
The couT- n a majority opinion
sad ne Introduction br the govern
menI q evidence TO snow thar an
inspector by me name Of Collier ais,
was On the factory payroll under the
name Of Johnson was improper
Macdonald vas sentenced 70 Is
months N jail az Plymouth our sen
tence was stayed pending the ap-
Deal
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23

PAM J. FERN has completed his
duties az the Wilson Pharmacy and
lef- yesterday with ms wire for Gull
ford where they VIII make their
home
M and Mrs Frank Leighton are
moving their household goods INTO
the upstairs rent Of tn Blakney
house on Made street
George -Itcatieid If Augusta was
business caller n town yesterday.
A meeting Of the committees IN
charge uf the supper anu DedGIerS
parade which is 20 De held At the
First nIve-saIist cnurr:.s Thursday
the 29Jh VI Apr-l. raceut-v met al the
hume Of Ms c. G Piper Mrs. T. A.
haowiton Is chairman If me supper
committee ana the entertainment
committee is composed of Mrs A c.
Ladd. Mrs c. Il. Park. and Mrs c.
{ Piper
The Literary Society viii meet this
afternoon al the Lawrence EIgh
school assembly hal at o'clock.
The program IS IN charge OF members
Gf1he senior class the COMMITTEES be-
ing Lawrence Putnam Herman
Brown: Miss Christine I5unter ana
Mss Ona Mayo.
The degree team Of fhe Modern
WooGrnan Of America will -ive drsil
this evening Al the Benton. Grange
hail. There viii also De 4 social.
Miss Vesta Written left yesterday
fur Chelsea Mass. belng called there
by the death Of TER brother.
There VIII be I special meeting of
the Me--vrneetlng chapter O. = =
this evening initlatorv work being
conferred ON q class Of candidates
Paul Woodwork Of Harvard Law
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23

school IS passing his vacation AZ his
home IN town.
Mr. and Mrs Porter Pres have
moved their household goods tn Oak
land where they viii reside IN the
future
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Blackstone are
receiving congratulations ontae birth
nf a son born yesterday morning
weighing 5 pounds.
Albert Lowe of Clinton was : bus
mess caller IN Town yesterday.
There viii be an entertainment and
sociable AZ ylctnr Grange hall. Sat
urday evening, The committee in
charge is Miss Gladys PulspuryT,
Clyde and Ear Eanum.
MS Gesrge P-@hle of Oakland was
the guesI Of her daughter. Mrs W Il
Crawford. yesfsr5ay.
Dr. Howard Whitman is soon open
a dental office over the Wilson Phar-
macy n me rooms formerly occupied
5r Dr. r II. Robinson. Dr. Robinson
VII move Into the rooms occupied ny
?. A Smith. vino VIII move his affre
20 me raarns over the bank.
A Democratic caucas was Recently
held IL the St John the Bap1sste hail
and was organized with the following
town committee Frank Lesnelin Jr.
chairman. Il 4 EraEzel. secretary; W
J. BradburT. treasurer lack Sullivan.
john Bradley, Jack Shannon. Bss- War
rEn. Waiter Rnss. Herman Brooks. Ged-
eon Pooier. Charles King J--, Henry
McSraw, Lawrence Pooler- George Cor-
Ter, Wilfred Poaier. William c. Fas-
-sr- Jero-ne L<ciair. Napoleon St Peter
II, Nose Crosby. F-ed REYNOLDS. VIII
liam Warren. Waiter Laid. L. z BRAY.
A :. Burke. : = -aw-~- Il D. BropiIy.
" L Cakes Frank Grevuis Jr.. A.bar.
Ferlanu- Joseph Clement. 1dwari Ware.
David Pooier. Frank Cha-nplne. Dr. u
L Gousse. A " Nelson. John Cyr
Harold CHilv, William C-ursau- Joseph
Bishop. Harold Laavens, Ben amin
Luce. john wAshDura. Joseph King,
john Thibedeau Jr., Charles Nichuis.
Nell zregorr Next -1es1ay evening
Archie c. Towie. endorsed oy the Labor
Protective League as candidate for rep
I-asenJat1ve 10 Congress f-uIn ne Third
District. Will De present anu plans viii
be discussed for the pr-mR-v elections.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Sees Danger in
Anti-Dumping Bill

Washington. April @s-Desta--nC
that the anti-dumping bill recently
passed by the house would prevent
American consumers from reducing
living costs by buying cheaper Euro
pean wares. Senators Thomas uf Col
orado and Sagent of Idaho. Demo
carts fled a minority report today
urging defeat Of the measure.
They charged that the moving
force behind the ball was the selfish
interests Of American manufacturers.
who desire 10 hold monopoly Of the
domestic market
Denying thai wholesale dumping
If foreign goods was probable. the
report declared. If so il would prove
more Of a blessing than curse
Indeed most people would wei
come such a Messed relief from the
sxacrions of the home market the
report sad.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
CANAAN

NJ and Mrs Arthur Eiiwood have
returned % Aln1un Smiths after
passing several days n Buckhsid
where they attended the funeral Of
his father vino died in Dover April
Il
II rs with deep sadness that the
friends Of Mrs. OrviIle K1mbali
learned of her death which occurred
AZ her nome IN Skowhegan Frday.
A 1ril %. after an illness Of only Eve
DAYS. she was a woman thar viii Ne
greatly missed where ever she was
known
Edward Rumery is visiting reia-
ives in Ripley for few days
Mrs Mile Foster ana daughter
Berry, ana u1ece. Violet Johnson Of
watervlle ara passing a few DAYS
az Mrs Fosters farm az Mooers'
Mills.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23

Fred A White died suddenly al his
home IL Randolph. early Thursday
morning Though ne had bean alling
far sometime his condition was not
considered serious and ne had al
tended 70 business each day being At
his oosr al the Kennebec Central all
dar Wednesday.
Mr. White was born IN Pittsfon
November Is, 1861 sun Of George T
and Eliza (Trar-on1 White He
leaves no near relatives. He was for
many years connected with the Ken
nebee Central Railroad as station
agent and for the past few Years as
the treasurer. Funeral arrange
nents viii be announced later
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
To Test Heart Ma iOr
Schroeder. Holder Of
Worlds Altitude Record

M1neoia- y. Y. April se-Major r
W Schroeder. holder of the world ;
a-rplane attitude record, reported a.
Mitchell FLYING field To-Day on orders
If the war department directing him
% submit 70 a physical examination
70 determine if flying mas affected
1ls heart
The majors hear beats VIII ne
electrically photographed bv Major
~ r Bauer- N charge of the labora-
tory AZ the field. Major Bauer SAID
TWO Or -hree days would De required
20 complete the examination. and
that be would forward MS findings
% The war department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
SEES COURT FIGHT
IN STUTZ MOTOR CASE

New York. April The settlement
Price offered 70 the protective commit
Tee organized 10 safeguard the interest
u the shorts n Statz Motor ca shares
has been withdrawn. Allan 4. Ryan.
chairman Of the board and owner of
ne controlling Interest announced n
statement tonight Re declared he
would proceed with MS rights. what
ever they may be" and tnAr while ne
has done every far ana reasonable
hing to avoid litigation. now believe
hat litigation Is inevitable
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Waterford. Conn. Woman
Heads National ID. A. r.

Washington. April Mrs. G-o-gy
Maynard Minor Of Waterford. CT. rotia,-
WIS unanimously elected president gen
era Of the daughters 1f the American
Revolution. succeeding Ms. George
Thatcher zussnssv OF hansas- All the
candidates for executive offices On Mrs
Minur ticket were elected without 1p-
position, raae only contests oelng for vie
presidents general - candidates were
nominated for seven posts The newt
4Ierted officers viii " installed SaraI
day me CLOSING day Of me 18th CONT
mental Congress.
The daughters went On ~ecord today
n favor 1f universal military training
Their was only 2 scattering vote against
Uae resolution winch was presented atTe-
an affur- 10 hays ne organization --c-
onmerld voluntary service mad failed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
AMCSEMENTS
Silent Ending Of ''St,ere Acres Put
~punen" IN s4er,e Drama - Cele-
5ra.ea Stage Play Gained N Pew
er When is Author, James a.
rlerne. Aaae Change IN final


James 4. Eernes greatest cunr-i-
button ID drama-lhe paltuTnlInlc
ending of Shore ACras'-was con-
sidered 50 radical n 1872 that thea
u1cal managers refused 20 present u
II was Cied our Al me Boston ID use
I'M only through 4 conspiracy De
tween NJ. Eerae and the Stage di-
rector. a fellow dramalst-
Mr. Eerne's finale n Shore
Acres Is probably the finest hl1 u
hear reaching pantomlme eTer
done" SAID Edward Connolly recent
ly NJ Connolly. who played II the
company OF the American actor
dramatzst for i've years. enacts In
Gle Nat" Berry for Metro Screen
Classics. IN the pic1ur,Zar1ou Of
Shore Acres which Is now appear
ing Al the Johnson Opera house thea
Ire. with Alice Lake as the star.
-'McVicser Tuulun : permit the
EeTne ending during the Chicago en-
Eagement continued M Connolly.
The public wouldnt wal1-Ihsy' i
walk Out ne ar-ued- Field said The
same thing ~ the opening II Ihe B0s-
TON engagement HIS stage manager.
Edward A Rose. was himself 4
dranaIasI, however and ne agreed d
assist Mr. Eer1e n an experiment
50 on a Wednesday matinee TIE
play came 70 the usual ending. but
Inc curtain aid not drop. The stage
was clear except for Uncle Nathaniel.
= was Christmas Eve The old man
putrersd silently about the rom. He
closed the shutters anu barred the
doors Ee hung Up the children $
stockings. Then ne took the lamp
and wenr slowly Up the stairs. The
stage was dark except for ne dying
embe-s n the s1ove. Then the cur
tan SLOWLY lGwared- The audience
was husned fer a minute. then broke
OUT N applause Il was what We call
now Lae punch uf the play
With this wonderful picture We
show the great western drama. The
Flame Of EellgaIe" with Sear-1z
Micheleus; a Parhe comedy. Count
the Change and Ford weekly
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Interesting Leetur. AZ Saint Jnsern's
rail

Sandy" Chapman. an overseas
secretary Of ne Knights Of Coiun-
bus. was sufficient attraction al
Saint Jossph's hail THURSDAY eve
mig ID Ill the hail. Ee proved IN
be a powerful speaker and brilliant
painter of word pictures. He spoke
on the work Of the Knights of
Columbus during the World war and
his stories Of the Loyalty, bravery
ana courage NJ our boys IN France
were told with The spirit that show
ed ne was falling the stories first
hand. Of scenes thai he himself had
Witnessed Es made II plain that
the work done overseas Was entirely
gratis and win No distinction as %
reliElun. The lecture was 4 par Of
me drive for membership and was
gwen under the auspices Of Caaabas
Council
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
Grimes IA ascn

Friends If the contracting parties
vii De Interested ID know Of the
wedding Of Warren N. Grimes and
Ruth :. Mason. both Of EaIloweiT az
Lhe home Of the officiating clergy
man. Rev. Mr.. Raspe Of the Lal-
versaIis1 church Of Brunswick They
were attended by Ms Pear 8la1s-
dell. mother IF The bride AMI :. ?
Crimes father II The groom If
HaIlowell, They viii reside n his
rIrv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23
PFTTSTON

Ar. anu Mrs. Lee Scott and daughter
If Bath have been visiting Mr. Scott
parents M and Mrs. Il " scott
I--ne Goggsn Of Randolph PASSED Sun
dag the guest Of Miss Gera CaIhura.
Miss Beatrice Smith Of Boston hgs
bean visiting her g-andrnpIher Mrs
Eta Smith she returned 70 Boston
Tuesday.
Miss Helen Rollins returned To za-di-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-04-23

The funeral Of the late Junn
Thompson was held from ne home
On Second sr-eeT Thursday afternoon
a. clock ne Rev c o. Perry Of
me Methodist church officiating. The
sts'-Vlce IF The sons If Veterans was
said a. the grave. Rev. M. PhsIbrook
officiating as chaplain The bearers
were Samuel Webber. Curtis Eink-
ley : L Brown am Frank RON
bins Iate--nenr was n ne family
lot n me Ea,loweu cenerer-r-