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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16
PALMYRA

Mrs Helen Ward Of Newport and
Miss Newcome are guests IL Mrs.
Ezra Leavi1s
Mrs Nellie Parkman OF Pirtsfielrl
visited her daughter Ms. ! 3 Ian
pher THURSDAY
John Mchenney and family have
gone 10 Dexter 10 live in the tamil :
OF his son Frank for the winter
Mrs. Cora Ward and family are &C
cIIpvInE the McKennev home during
their absence.
Benjamin Gram Of Mainst-eam WIS
IN town Munday
The teachers IN town were IN
Pir-sfiald To ATTEND the teachers
meeting held there Tuesday
M and Mrs. Weymouth. vino have
been empinved n c. A Leawitt's are
N their hnme II St Adams. where
Mr. Weymouth. Is Ill with rvrhui6
fever
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

Miss Maggie Johnson Mrs Euuice
Stevens rs Nellie Gallagher Miss
Bertha Al;ams Mrs. Carrie Clark
Miss Mabel Far Mrs May f1ailer1
Miss Lem NicKersDr, Mrs Eva
SoEie. IS. Mary MOODY af rne VI a---sn
LndgH Mrs Kathryn Waftou and
Lodge Af1Er ene reception pIann
snlo was gwen BIZ Miss Gnifiie Nick
a-snn. ii poem WIS read by Ms. ada
GowHr- Ice cream. cake and ssIlr1nes
were served and a sacia3 hour en-
J0yyea.
Mrs VIII whitehall returned
Thursday S1ylm a ten days WISH win
friends IN N4.irxss4. MISS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16
Wales Grange

Al the regular meeting az Wales
Grange Saturday evening the third
and fourth degrees were conferred On
a class CT 10 Four applications weI-e
received A harvest supper WIS
served To -s5. Stale Secretary E Il
Libby was present and assisted -1a:
master II comforting the fourth de-
gree There were visiting pH--nns
from Li1cnfieiG. Winthrop and Lake
View Oranges
The Wide Awake Club NJ Wales
Grange held q meeting Al Inc hall.
Tuesday, at o'clock. Officers were
eiecred as follows President. MRS.
Mary Z Collins: vice-presifieut.
Sadie WIt.leren. secrsraTy Mrs.
George l. Dixon: executive board,
Mrs. Lizzie Z Webster. Mrs. Edna
Libby, Mrs Bessie Anderson. Mrs
Estslia Fam. Mrs. Bertha Graen-
wuod: entertainment cunni-1ee Mrs
MARY Robinson. Mrs. Mae L. Web
star. Mrs. Nellie Higgins
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16
E9XIE

Ezenrgs C4lInnn a4id lewis Farsv1lle
o. Fairfield Cense- were rensnr busi-
ness caile-s IN clis ulsfcR
Mrs Martha Alien ann Alice Bige-
lGw 81 Lar-une were VISITORS AZ Chess
ter SfIeafrs Tnesuav
AIDerT Me-ifield OF TarsrviiIs. was q
sunffar visitor al MS auut's LAURA
Huff
Elmer aatss is working for CliITun
Luce gf Bigeipw Hill secrinn
Nj ana Mrs L. 8 Camnbsll d.
La-mns were SanGay Callers III ms
piacs
fNnianu al eSknWaegan were recent
gIesis If Ar Priest mother. Jean
t.lIt Priest
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

nume a. I ofciork Saturday after
nu1n.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Lane. Mrs &
j. Cannon and Mics Kate Munre uf
Augusta were Enesrs Thursday 81 the
home of Mr. and Ms Waiter Mnure
J. A. Carter WIS business viHi1nr
F-irav IN AnEugra
Mr., and Mrs Mathew Nicnnlson
and family. of Augusta and MI and
Mr. Wensrer Dow and sun of Aiua
were Sunday visitors al, the home Of
MI and Mrs. G. s Dow
Ernest Mor-en and mother: Mrs.
A. E Ridley of lewiston. were VS.
Inns Sunday al rne home Of =. Il
Albee
Miss Jennie Richards passed The
week END with rsialvss IN Damaris-
GOTTA and East EdEecnmh
Stanley Howell, who has been Z
guest al the hume of Mr.. and Mrs
& Z Marsnn the past three weeks
AND assisting IN the care Of Mr. Mar
snn, vino is very H. returned 70 his
home in Boston, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. r. VI Mansir and
Mr.. and Ms j E Ma-sun murarad
To Bristol SUNDAY, where they
passed the day with reiatives and
friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Enninsun Of AuEus-
IA were N town Wednesday called
Dy the critical illness of Wesley
Moody, who passed away on that
evening after d long Illness.
Mrs. c. H Albee and daughter
Miss Elizabeth. were business call
erz IN Augusfa- Thursdaw
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Dunron and
Mr.. and Mrs L w alorang were
among those VIM attended Topsham
far, Wednesday, from this place
Mr.. and Mrs z A Hanlev. Miss
Annie HAniey and Mrs. " Z. Sect
ms were callers n Wh1tefieid, Tues
day
Friends Of 4 L Cary are sorry
TO learn ne Is confined TO MS home
by illness
Clarence Moody and mother. Mrs
Rubsr- Moody and Mrs Roy Pea
body left by auto Thursday morning
for Lynn. Mass. whore they plan
10 spend the winter
Harry Brown Of Alma Recently Wis
tied IL the home CT Z. " MORNINGS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16
Given Reception
Continued F-r-n Pzgr 0reA

forces Of -EactI0H. declaring ina
the same fnrcer of raaCann and hIr
business We're ar-ayed against hIm.
They wan; me ruie OF the Bavauot-
and nor the Golden Euie ne saIC,
,ei1araciar ina ne nHc never thrown
& uniform q Z Soldier into en- ONO
strike
The Governors T.eaEIIe arguments
were inudlv appiaudeG- He repeated
MS charge against The senatorial
oiiEart.ny'' and uJhe- arguments fnr
the Lsague. including thai NJ d tcor-
sprracv of silence"
He declared -nat the LeuEne .ceV-
sIIanr could nat ne secured at am
Republican hsaduua-tars in n, cnun-
ury. Like ms custom with other All
6iiencss ne Governor invited dues-
toms.
''Eo MN il nv meetings IS -nii-
tn he locked UP for asking me gues-
HONS he said, and the crowd
,.ileered
More cheers greeted z remark
when some u -hp crowd ahjt.crnd 10
iu1er-Ip-inns uf TIA questions and
Clle Governor said
Let MIN alone 7 dun carr
whether Democrats CT Republicans
ask questions Ggn uaI mak1na, fa;s
tt-nt as a De-nocrsr- but as an An
erican."
One of the frs questions was
about the Inequality of lengue voting
power tIsrween me United S1ares and
Great Britain and tine governor gave
ms explanation tllat Senator Fitch
cocks reservations wDuIa hive msT
t4le situation
The governors views On the Irish
question were given and cfIees-esl.
The governor spnke about & isz1lF
nuur and made no personal refer
ence TO MS oppuneTt- In closing ne
v-e-staIxed mis- position for the league
with any food reservations.
re asked for some new faces IN
the senate and asked for re-t.les.siun
Of all Democratic senators
At ms first morning stop a crowd
Of several Thousand heard the gov
eTnor from the court house steps
from which the candidate greeted
students drawn ur n One Wesley
an university and viewed several
county fair exhibits.
Although the governor protested
IN national headuua-rH-s against
leavIug MS rear platform II order
70 conserve MS strength. arrange
maurs previously made caused him
to Gp haif 4 mile IL the Deiaware
rDsrrum and put his train q haI~
hour behind schedule. Religious ar
gameuts for the league were empha-
sized again by the governor
al Delaware he also urged
wu1nen's support. saving
IT believe God Almighty irrsnfieei
that the bodv Of American
women should arrive al the front
this year Just rs our bows arrived
at the front. TO save the civilization
of the world"
lie had Al unusually lively time
with league guestlunprs III Delaware.
Asked regarding tine sending Of
Americans II fight IN European
aua-rsis, Gov Cox reiterated that
Congress only could der.are war and
thar the league councils authority
WIS advisory onig. leaving American
policy to be determined by Con-
E-ess.
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PTTTSToN

EAST-M-S- Chester Bachelor and
son. GeurgD. ri Augusta. an1 Mrs.
and Mrs Frank Cnnate and daugn-
TER Dorut,ly. OF North Pirtstun, were
Weekend guests a the home Of MI.
and Mrs. J. a Carter
Master Joseph Lamar OF Beech
Mil is visiting al the home of mis-
aunt, Ms. Joseph Stewart
Stanley Howell. VINO mas been pass
ing several weeks al the home If
Mr. and Mrs. A Z Ma-sun. returned
Sunday To ms home n Boston
Miss LuaIfa Mustard. VIM has been
me guest of Miss Mary Marson fnr Z
home IN Orlando. Fa-
Mrs G. Z Laneriee left Friday 70
Join her husband IN Baltimore Nd,
where they will pass the winter.
Prof L A Ralfey and daughter.
Jane. and Miss Adeiine Huudler1s
were visitors Friday in this village
Mr. and Mrs Hayuid Duntun and
M and Mrs. z. " Morang attended
Wednesday the Tapsnam fair
Fred Hunt met with a painful ac-
cidenr recently While cutting wood
a piece few. ilir-ing MIN IN the eye.
cutting q deep gnsh in the lid and in
Juring the evef1aIl II was necessary
to call a physician tn dress the
wound.
Mrs Annie Haniy, wno has been
passing several weeks HI the home
of her sister, Mrs e A. Haniy, re-
turned III her home IN Boston
Rev FIR J. E Kealy OF Lewiston
Was a Sunday visitor Il tine Really
hume
Mrs. Emma Little and HRS. Carrie
Euudlerre visited relatives Thursday
IN Farmingdaie
Mrs. W E. Moore was a visitor
Monday IN Anguish
Mr. and Mrs J. Z Marsun and Mir.
ann Is. r w anser visited friends
Sunday IN Bristol
MIS- c. H Albee and dauEnfer.
Lizzie. were business VISITORS Thurs
day IN Augusta
Eayiaud Hnudler1e Lis the guest for
a week of friends in Tugus.
MI. and Mrs. Harry L TAR N
Richmond were Sunday guests AZ
me home of Mr.. and Mrs W. T.
Nf.aiins-
NtsE Jennie Richards passed the
vex.ay-enff nj her home m DamAr,s-
curfa-
Wesley VI Moody. life lDug and
r,srcf, respected resident of this town.
nasssd away Wednesday, Oct L.
AFTER a long Illness. lie was "A years
If .re. He il survived ny his wife;
= nm. Loren D. Moedv. and SISTER.
Mrn L0ra Lizzie OF WhftafieiG- Fu-
urr~i ssrviues win be hald xxum rho
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

The Rescue Workers viii mold a
meeting as usual IT Fairfield Sa-IIr-
dpy night 10 winch all are iuri1ed
On Sunday morning they VIII 20 70
Shawnu-- where rhsv VIII hold an
uIlIer one OF their interesting meet
IngE Il 1870 o'clock They viii 90
hack In Fairfield al 80 IN tina after
moon ana IN me evening AZ : o'clock
They VIII have their drum newly let
Tered Rescue WORKERS. Are fnr God
lnd Country
5>;-Q1- Drew = Ea-Iilurn CT Water
Vile VIII speak AZ the F-frs1 Bap-
-IF7 cilu"ch Sunt,ay Morning. ser
Hlces II 1880 0'ciotk followed by
Sunday scnoal At 1l45s under ii--ec-
ton Of arthur G!-a.itzy sIIpt. Chris
riI-n E.ndeavnr q: $50 o'clack. sub
rect Christian Principles in Pull
ecs, evening service a. 80.
a. rhe Methodist church SUNDAY
Eev weston. r. Enlman. pasruI-
Morning Worship AZ I0.S0 O'Clock.
Prevailing Es-arer.~. Sundav schoal
u r -, ET-c. T. johnston slpertr-
tal1uenl peHple's service al O'Clock
subject Requisites n S.uccess "
Services "a Sidney SUNDAY afternoon
IT 80 An are invited
Ser"}ees viii be conducted q rns.
Free Baptist church Sunday after
noon q. 2.3g o'clock by the pasror
Re7- BENJAMIN Beatty o. Water
vile SUNDAY scneul al I3G a'cipck.
Evening services a 80 o'clock
Air-. ard AIRS. Fed Lessor have
closed their ilnIne On Oakland
EeiEhrs ara win pass the winte,
wFth friends and relatives in Lew
,sTor
Mrs. AVIS Ca-utT1 VIM ms bee-
VISITING her eoustn Mrs MARKHAM
Beverage mas returned 10 her home
II Bolton. Mss
George WnDG Of Mercer is VISITING
ms daughter. Ms Fred Lombard
Chester Oliver lras returned rom
hunting ,TIp To Tacknan
The students of the Oakland EIch
sctlpnI ara planning 10 present q
musical III the near future winch
viii Ire entitled Miss Cherry Bios
SOM ana viii he under me direction
of. their musical instructor Miss
Clark
Edwin Bupier OF Camden is Wis
ting MS sister Mrs. Goidie Candee
1Gr 2 few davs
Harry Tazier and J. .. -ohin viii
leave to-day On i CTp weeks hunting
trip 20 AuorH's Siding
Mr.. and Ms Bert Mairs uf Eserhie-
nam. n Ii. arr VISITING Alr Mair :
brother and v14e NJ ana Mrs
Frank MARS.
Robert Cur-1ter and Thomas SuIli-
Ean have gone 70 Sebar1us II visit
NJ Cu--Ier's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
u iiliaTn CUr-Ie. for q few days.
Funeral services Tar rne la1e Mrs.
-aols Casweil were held FRIDAY az
ternuon AZ 20 O'Clock a. the home
Of her daughter, Mrs j. Z Harris
Rev- Thomas Cross OF Fall River
Mass. former pastor OF the Jniwei.-
salisl cilurcn mere. officiaTed. The
remains viii De taken tuday 70
Waterford. Vt. and funeral services
will be held al fler aid hume on Sun
day afternoon. IntsrrusuT viii De in
rfls family lnr there.
Mrs Ellen Ellis. vino Recently un-
derweIIt an operation a. DR.. Comb >
private hospital IN Auburn and mas
been i'll for several weeks a. the hprls
of Miss Rebecca Ellis. has recovered
sufficiently 10 be able Ia be our.
Acme ReheKah Ledge at ITS ragn-
lar meeting Thursday evening, gave
9 reception To tf1s past mobile g-ands.
In the receiving line were Mrs
Myr-a z. Holmes. Mrs Lizzie Ellia
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Believe Shaver wilson
At Tulk Pond. Insane

31aehaIs, M.=-. Oct. 1.i-f'ranb Tuck
er was heiG WITHOUT bail Inday 10
awai- the action uf the January
grand Jury on The charge nf murder
on Melvin Wilson at TunE Pond He
was remRndsc q the state Hospital
u Bangor Tnr abserva1iun as To mas
SANITY, Tucker told me sheriff after
ms arrest YESTERDAY that ms grand
rInther MAD appeared ~ MIN IN q
cream and commanded him 10 xii
4y-flsE,f7
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STARTS ACTION
Continued frnrn Faye One

by Major General john A LeJeIIne
commandaut OF the cuT-ps On MS re
cent return from Hart. A fOin1 re
pDr't Of General LeJeune and Briga-
dier General Smediey D Butler who
accompanied the marine corps COM
lIander I'd ria1I-l. E3rIng the result Of
a supplementary irEvcsIi CATION made
by them during their WISH 70 Haiti.
also was gwen out
Colonel RusseH's report Of ias1
March giving the result Of the Inves-
tIgaaDn ordered by General Barnett
Is q result al evidence adduced IL
the trial OF rw-o marine corps privares
which showed the general said. there
had been practically rndiscrimInnTe
killing" al captured bandits placed
The responsibility for conditions II
Northern FART on MaJDr Clarke H.
Wells. vino had previously been II
command az that district
Expressing doubt as ID whether
evidence secured II the 'investigs-
Ilnn was sufficient To Warrant TrIai by
general court marital on charges of
sucn serious nature Colonel bus
picd be1nre me luGze advocate gen
ersll 0f The navy cor determination
as 10 whether The officers should be
C-ieG.
While agreeing WIN Colonel rms
sell as u Major Wells resDonSibiiITy
Tar conditions. The report OF Generals
L.eJeune and Butter recommended
court martial proceedings as well
against ''aH persons Implicated VINO
can he hruugnr WITHIN the jur1sdic-
rnn Of the court"
THAI there mad been Illegal execu-
r4on u PRISONERS n nurLnerL HaIEl
during me winter OF 1881 1873 be
came known 10 Brigadier- Gen l. ".
Cabin. then commanding N Eaiti
when ne made an investigation the
following March" Llle TWO generals
reported. '.He transferred the off
GERS against whom charges were made
bur took no further disciplinary az
non"
Declaring examination 81 Witnesses
showed a '-se-Ipus bandit Situation"
III northern HaIri that winter winch
was badly handled" by Major Wells
as commanding office the rspnrt
continued
A number OF these witnesses also
stated thai the above mentioned Of
dcer gave ms subordinate officers or
C1ers 10 report everything quis1' in
spite of the fact Enar collisions with
the bandits were frequently taking
place These witnesses also stated
sired TO conceal the Lrue state of al
fairs from ms Supporters SO as 10 pre-
vent the genda-nes native cnutsab-
uairyl Under ms command from be-
ing superseded by the Marines. VIM.
al that time We're concentrated IL
Port Al Prince and Cape EaI1lan-
Some evidence indicates tIat mis- or
ders 10 officers We're partly respon-
sible for illegal executions.
During the months OF November
and December 1918 and January 1879,
several s1andi- prisoners were Illegally
executed al Hincne ny gsndarnes
acting under orders ~ taelr officers,
and there is strong evidence tBaI Gar
nier Jean the notary at Asaissafe.
was killed by the geuda-Tne officer on
dTIrv AT that place
We deem II appropriate, hew-
ever. 10 state AT TINS time that the
conduct as outlined is not indicative
Of the general state OF affairs IF the
gendarTnerie in Haiti. thai Il cors1i-
tures an exception 10 the general
rule st good conduct on me par OF
its officers and men
IN making public the Russell re-
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fairfield

narIeE Mitchell viii OCCUPY the
mint III the Baptist church Sunday
q ne absence of Few. f r Fasf1ay
rao VIII OCCUPY the pulpit AT the
tfsr Baptist church IL Wa1ervills-
8- and Mrs Colby Lawrence. Mr
md Mrs AiieIbeT-1 Es-eHniea1 and
E--s Ealph Hi were IN Sknwhe-an
Isl evening To attsnd q netting Of the
z..,sterr Star
4 Woods wflo has been passing
law days IN town has gune 10 Ban-
Hrs Eva Corsun wifi go ID Port
ana today where she VIII visit ne-
IN. Harold Corsun.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Lawrv have
-a1u1-ned from z sevHral DAYS stav IN
Portland
NJ and Ms W ". I'VE VINO have
been visiting rela1Ives in Jay have
-eru1-neC ue EiIaIr nome.
Charles Srruut mas returned from
-apEilau where he has been attend
NJ the 1aIr.
F'ercv Ware vino Is employed IN
:l--r1nr-ti Cum. Is passing ms vaca-
aon at mis- home on Water street
Nrs- Il Z Na-ney has returned To
7sr home On Main street after pass
II q lew days III her cur1ase II Lib
..--v
IL and Mrs. " 8 Small have
-rne 70 Guilford where they viii pass
as Weekend win relatives.
3llss MariGn Proulx, who Is at
aadnS Mount Me~eri academy is
aassIng { few days AZ the home Of
na-euTs. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
a-auiZ.
f.aEmnnd Jones who has been II
Logon for several weei1s Is 81 his
tonne On Silver street
An alarm WIS rIIng IN from Box 70
.1sr night al 60 1nr chimney fire
ne Fairfield Mfg. ca. plant There
-,z only = slight damage and me AL
~, was sounded IN about j minutes.
.EN-ER-A Social WAS held II Viz
-5r range ha1l SATURDAY evening ny
3ovs Club uf North fairfield.
slg1-s and dancing were enjoyed by
ice cream WIS served Music
Tas flI-nlshed by Miss Warren uf
4--le.d ami Card auxie of Wafer
Hs~ Alice spaulding Of Aususta
waak-eud guest Of Har-ief
s-s@ae
A-aa.r lodges OF Nurttl Fairfield
Ling On friends hare Recently
WAS 4 =ood attendance al the
Ray and Home SUNDAY sxsrri-
e .H.u Il the Methodist episcopal
.-'~ Sunday. There were soios by
L. .sea-ce- ManeI FoIr-ingtun. Eiida
a-G ana -ireiGua Tucker and read
~ Anua WOpd. Thslrla Tucker.
Wyu7au and a fiHg exercise
Sway 7v three small boys, beside
~aciratiUnE ny the children
-'s.-. -rlusir was furnished ny Carl
Ar-- %, Tare-TiIIe and Mrs. Daring
z--ra- If the grammar scsIonl here
mon by Rev Mr. 5eA-ce was
ore -ataa by all
@- Merry has gene m Portland
-s hIs sister and friends
z5uxle af Wafsrvfile 1aE been
z-tr- mr. few days at the home
Il auG Mrs. J. A. Jones
E+" viii DE given ar Nicrnr
''s-.ee a4U by tt1e BOYS Clun, Fra-
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ALEION

"a Bapy girl arrived IN me home III
Nj ann Mrs Charles Bessey, 0ct- s.
Re- n. II aeiises attended The Sta1s.
Sunday scngol convention III Bangor
tins week
Miss Gladys Weston nf Benton WIS
a recent guest o. Miss REch l1nrlId.
Miss O. u Gould attended me sun
Gay school convention IL Bangor tins
week
Eugene Cannon anu Allen Knight
have returned 10 riIe:- Studies 4: L
OF u
Ruth Gould and Gladys Weston are
passing a few days al rae nome Of
Miss Gould sister, Ms r. j Brown
On Riverside Drive.
Miss Marguerite Ast1e from Mas
son Institute was d -ecsut guest uf
her amt. Mrs. L r Cannon
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WEEKS MILLS

M and Mrs. VI z. Silunlan. C. r
sproui. E 6 Moves and z 6 Maj
day
Nj anu Mrs. LoUviile Proctor and
daughter. Gladys. are visiting relatives
In Springfield. Mass
M and Mrs. Stephen Pfurnmsr are
Receiving congratulations ON rIe birth
of q daughter. Oct l.
Mrs Frank Malcolm and daughter,
Elsie. nave returned rom . visil tp
relatives IN Fairfield.
The village school closed Tuesday
for an indefinite time ON account of
the measles
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Du- now Il is cheaper to go on par
time. We may be Oh par time al
ntx- week ana we may mt. il de
ponds upon tfIe situation as devulpp-
ed in Boston No definite forecasts
can be 11nde in lewiston
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ROME

Mr. and Hrs. Ernest Mnsner are re-
ceivInE congratulations upun tine ar-
rival of a hoy burn Wednesday
Mrs BsrT MosileT entertained the
L4artin Chm Friday evening. About
Seventv-five SAL down IN a tine sup
per Of baked beans. brown bread and
All kinds Of cakes ann nies The even
ing WIS pleasantly passed IN playing
cards. dancing ami rnusic On tine piano
and vicr-ola- The guests left AT a
int nnur The nex- meeting VIII De
with Mrs L H ErowaI
Mrs Margaret Dudley remains about
the same.
Mr. and Mrs. E Il Crowau and Nh
end Mrs. GHnrge Crowen attended the
fair III Topsham "Wednesday; also Cor
rvIion Musf1er
Mrs. Martha Foss PASSED the day
Thursday with Mrs Melissa Mnsner
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VICTIMS
RESCUED

Kidnev, liver, bladder and uric acid
srurhles ARE mrst dangerous be-
cause Of their nasidipus attacks.
Hesd the FIRST warning they EIve
ttut they mad attention by taking
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

lKtET ] EUt II % - EtsEh
. Gfay. Mrs. Z s
Niles. z. F. D. .. L1-
cerne. Ind.
Mrs. Niles found hDw
70 start Young pulleTs
layiug and keep them
lnvrug ali winter. The
Same -aetnotl helms hens
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

In order 10 improve the international
waiIie Of tina Svetiisfs currency ala
economy movement has been inangu
rated az chrixEsanIh. Ifague was
fnrmed wnash members. including the
King and Queen. nave agreed for one
year to use less 1rnpursea goods and
ceaze Unnecessary rrHvelllus.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

Early In November. I bought q
package Of DON Sung and started CIV
ing II IN II May pIIilers In the first
30 DAYS they laid LBS lsveiy eggs All
t.1ruJIf-f, Ds-esesnfyer I rot II TO IL eggS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-10-16

through tine mouif. and startB them iay-
Ing faH can fesr this NJ our risE.
Give your hens Don Sung AND wAfch
results for one month II yuu dnn I una
thai II phys Tor itseif and pays ron q
gz0an urnfff besides simply tell US an0
your muuey VIII be cteertulir refunned
Don sung FChiueze for egg lsytngi -
q SCIENTIFIC rDnrc aud conditioner IL In
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