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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
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itGrfc.

@aibington, II. Suli Die Yld.
ne CUR Durbfibrung Der &ernbies<
'ung Der &eeresit1rfe bon 223, 900 nuf
Die fir ben /. Sftober bonn &on<
greB borgei9riebene1 150, 900 Mann
meroen ii1 bi11ne11 me11igen Gagen in
bet1 S1noen bon &riegsi siefret1r 8eefs
.befinoen. geribieoene militdriibe $50
item tperben gdn3lib alfgegebe11, an-
.bere tDeientlib rebn5iert n1iiiien. @ie
Ii11forn1eu n1itgeteilt tplrbe, biirften
Die itdrfiten Nebu5ierunge11 fib auf
Die Soften an ser nerifnnii1en @ren-
.5e eritrefen. Den1 8ernebmer1 nod
ionen nub ale @ii1tenartiQ Qeriepoitel
i'm 5iioet, al1Ber &ep 8ef unb ei11i.
gen midtigen N11nften, aufgebobet1
tperbet1.
Der gftibbeitnno bon 22s, 900
Mnnn. Der iih aus ben 8eri1ten bom
Status bes5 10. SUM ergob, 1T i15tpii-
fnen ihon i'm 5000 Mnnn, Sic, ent-
Infier1 nllroen, perringert. Die @orps<
nno DibH nsfon1ntan6os baben am
10. sSsuIi ipieber iiber ibren geitanb
5n beribte1 nnb Big IN Sen Mnguit
ole 5ebn Gnge 8eri6te 8n eritatten.
Der @riegsiefretdr tpiro Damn e11tz
ideiben, tpel6e Soften gdn5lib aufge-
boben tneroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
&p1,tprp, p,,tii, ersielt.

Stem Orleans, So, ~. 1ilt.
guiiden Gegiernng sOertreter11 nro
geantfete ser feds 8rduereien IN Stem
s9rIeans ,pelbe Dor flr5e1n bon Rro=
.hibitiongagente1 gef6loiie iporoen
.iparett, {om, ipie am 5onntag gentelbet
ifp11roe. ei1t @on1proniB er5ielt ner-
Sen oa1f grl1no beifen Die granerei<
en SET Negiering 5fanfs ifenern irt
gefraq bon iiber $10o 900 5abler
|peroen. l1nobb6ngig bierbon tperoen
Sic Brauereien ieooh nod tDegen l1e=
|bertrefung oes goliteao @eiebeg bro
5eIfiert tperbet1
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
Gin 8,t,,beraeidJiit.

Seem Yorf, III. sSulI. l5rfl10er
11n6 @ifienIdaftler ii11o iiber Elm @e<
{hiib, pelhes Dr. Wsiaer Sees GUT
hfnion friiber ghef Sa,g ge11iellr fiir
Sbomas 81. gbifon bergeitellt bat,
oes 2obes bon. Dogielbe fon I'M 6tan
Sc iein, eir @ef6oB Biz 81 5 9onnen
@etpid,t BON 200 Bis 800 Meilen
nett at iibleuberr. Die @eidminoig=
feit ion 1 Biz 5 Meilent Die Ninnte
.betraqen. Gin Weoben Des 1leuen
Wunoeraeidiibes tpuroe Sadlenten
,1nb 3eitnngsbe attern ge5eigt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14

mittaq IN Rraft, bod ii11o Nn5ei6en
Dorbanoefl, onB bie grtrenen beioer
Yurteten idaper 3l Ienfsn iein per~
ben. Die &pntpalle boH1 5onntog IN
8elfa5t, BEL oener1 n1i1DeItens 15 Ser
ionen getotet 1i11o nabe5u 100 Ders
tpunoet tpl1rben, bnben ernlte 8eflrd-
tungen mad gerufen, mas noN nnl
Dienitag, oen sSabrestag Ser Sblabf
bef gopne, 'geideben mag
gs 1T outage getreten, bob bic Ser
ba1rblungen 5tpiiden be 9alera u1ro
Dem britii9en Miniiterprd1 1ibenten
Ib I'M bie Srage Der 8erleibnng Der
Don1inienrebte on Srla1to 6reben
lnerben, l1rtter Der 8eoingut1g, bnB oie
Slim 8einer lire Sorber1ng ntf Bill
Dung eit1er GepubIif Srlano fallen
|Ialle1. gs Itnb nod a1roere. ernite
5Srugen 5l erorter11 70 3. g. Ser BoD-
fott nIiters bnr1 5iibzz SrlanD, ipel-
der bern 8oH lMifers erbeblihe
|5dtpierigfeiten bereitet. Sod i'm
|anaemeinen berrfdt 3uperii6t oaB
ale sgdnierig feiten aus soenl ggege
|qerdun1t tperoen fonne11, tpert bie
Ronferers er1t einnnal begonnen bat.
Mus elmer auene, oie getpobnIid
gut 1111terridtet III, Derlallfet, bab
5tDiihen Der britiiden Gegieru1tg ben
5inn sSeiner1l unb ben l1nionife1l
5iib=ss rlanos bereits perabrebet ieii,
|oaB esrlarto ein britii6es Donti11i11n1
iDeroen ,fDIle Die ein5igei1 @egner
biefes 8lones ii1rb oie Hitter r=aeute
|ans Dem georDen
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
yrlafeN leitet 5,ttit 6riebeit
cift.

SonOo1t, IL. s5l1lt. - Oer gSaf1en-
ftiIlitano stpiiden @nglanb un0 ST.
Iano tpurbe ipdt Sreitag nahn1iHag
offiaieu proflamiert ntlo miro anl
Montag it, &raft treten. Nne 8orfeb-
rungen tperoen bon <@ertretern bes
&0nigs einerieits h1,b bon Siibrern
Der iriiden Sade anoererieits getrof>
fen.
Die gnttpidlungen, bie at benz
@affenitinltanb fiibrten, famen plob-
Iid uno unermartet. Carl Mib6les
ton perlas in Der &onferen5 Der 6e-
pubIifaner ,,nb l1nioniiten in 3ublin
ein sdreiben 6es Bren1iers 2loDo
George, in oem betont pur0e, bob
Die Sein6ieligfeit eingeiteat ,peroen
n1iibten, ebe man an Sriebensunter.
ban6Iungen oe,tfen tonne.
General Cir 9eepin NeacHea6D, 0er
britii9e Weilitarfonlman6eur in ST.
lanb, eribien tpe,1ige Minl1ten ipater
in Der oe BaIera& &onferen5 ,1n6 eror<
terte Die Sfferte 6es 8renniers Slopo
George. SnnerbaIb ,peniger Minutel1
bate 8alera ben 8e0ingungen beige
itintnt uno iib bereit erfldrt, 5u ei<
1ler @onferena nod 2onoon 5n retler.
gubIin, 12. ssllIi. Die 4onferen5
atpii9en irii9en &epublifanern l11b
iiibli9en l1nioniIten, Die bon gonon
be 8alera, Dem republifat1il6en Snb-
rer, auf sen 4. sSuli 1ud Dtblin ei1t-
berufen porben mar, lpnr6e fortge=
febt. 9e @alera mar Der erite, Der 1th
sulber gitung einfarro unb er 1puroe
nit Snbel en1pfangen. glrtbnr @rtf<
fitb. @riinoer Ser 5i11n Seiner, fan0
ebenfans cine entbuitaItif6e Aufnab=
me. Die gertreter Ser fibli9en untp<
uiIten {inb: garl Mibbleton, Sir
gRaurice Dodrell, Sir Gobert 9enrD
@ooos ur6 gln6relp SSaneion, Sber-
biiraermeiiter 9'gaeim bieB ste Dele-
aaten ninfomlnen ltr1b iprad Die Soft
ttunq aus, boB BEL bieier &onferen5
sic @rnnolage 5u elmer Srieoens< <Ron-
ferena in 2onbon geleet tperoen noge,
llr1 6os 511fiinftige 5didfal srlanos
Al, entldeiber, nnb bent 8IutpergieBe11
in sssrIono Elm g1,oe gu maben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
Snnbertjabrfeier ssloribas.

ct. MuauItine, SID. t2 sssltli.
Sic sseRr ser h1noertidbrigen Bie<
.berfebr 6es glnfonfs Slorioos olrh
llbie ser stnaten tpltroe ont Sont,tag
iii snhIreihen 5t6bten BEG 5foates
1beoanaen. gpanien bntte 6os 911o
an o. Sui 1921 I'm $60, ,489 768
MI Sic Ger sfnote nbaetreten; Dos
sgebipt 1T IS, 1858 Dseilen aroB
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
Delfel6 1,alle Nsabrio.

Meoorio, Spanien, 12. sssuli.
ntoedl1ngen tpel6e a116eutert, Bob
I'M Snle oes 2a5oDr-S -SIniies, so Mei-
len bon Waorio entfernt, iid Elm en-
5ornles 9elfel6 befin6et, iino bon 6en1
gingenieur WanueI Mpare5 @on-
aales gen.o6f noroen. Mnn min bers
in6en, in 5panien genigenoes @api<
fnl nnf5nbringe11 I'm bas Oelfel6
ans5ubellten. 8enu bag 11idt gelingen
miro miro man fid nod 2onoo1, unb
Seem Yorf ipenoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
@elbes Iieber

Gina, Beru, 10. ssSl1Ii. ssS1 ben
Iebten 1eu1t Wonaten itarben IN ben
-Departementg 9ambar que lt1tb So
2ibertab I'M 1loroliben 8ern nnbe5n
1000 Menicbe11 nnt gelbe11 sSieber.
Die Mngabe r1tabt Or SenrD &anlo1t
ein amerifaniiher glr5t, Delher ben
fanit1re11 gelb5ltg ber pernanilben
Meaiernrtg u1rb Der defellerz zStif-
.trna Ieitet. Sic Modefeuer- -5tiftune
gab $40 900 5ltr gefd1npfuna bet
3eende, lpelde lett -itrfolge Der ge-
n1iibuneen l1to per nab benoen 8infer-
seit III Der MbnGhn1e begriffen ieir 1oln
Isssn oen1 beingeIuhten @ebiet fanel1
Ser gd1dbu1,a mad nngefabr ! 600
grfrnnf1rgen DDr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
mciefttl listes aus Kefts
erci3pcrR rRattN Nlaaftecit.

8aibington, IL. Suli. Der Se<
nat CAB benl 9amle i1iofern mad, bob
Ter Ole an5u1perbenoe Marine@W @Wanr1-
libaft auf 100000 ltatt nl1f 10000
Mann feitlebte.
| Senator SrelingbuDien berlaS ei-
Inc 3ui6rift beS S1aban1tsiefretdrs
Meaon, bie 8unbes I @elebgebung
fir Soloater oes @eltfrieges borldu=
Ifig au peri9ieben, 90 cine Mnnnbme
Ser Dem Senote porliegenoen gorla=
| ge bas 2anb at elmer nl1nbegren5ten
9aftbarfeit" berurteilen tperoe, be-
rem 5olsen, man itb CUR ni4t ent5ie-
fen tonne.
Das 8orab'ide Mnen6enent our
Morin @gorlage, ipeldes ben 8raii-
0e1,ten eriu6t, cine Morine Mbrii-
ftungs- -&onferen5 ein5uberufe11, tpurbe
|en6giiltig beibebolten.
Ser Sulti3 MusidnB 6es 5enats
beibloB, bic @iais= =gan1pbeII Mnti-
8ier-8orlage en1pfebleuo ein5uberid-
ten.
Ser 8biIaoelpbiaer @robfanfmann
8unamafer indte ben Brdiioe11ten
fir eine groBe rationale Seier oes
150. Sabrestages Der, nnabbdngig<
feitserflarung, tpelde i'm SATIRE 1926
in Nbtlabelpbia abgebolte11 tperber
ion, 5u<intereliiere1t.
9err Saroing NOR bon Ser S0ee
iebr eingenon1men nno r1ei11te, vDaB
man 6an1it cine @eltaus1tennng ber-
birroe11 1onte.
:. Die 3ubl Ser int Muslanoe gebo@
renen 6arnner in ben Ser. 5taate11
bot in Ben leBten 10 Sabren I'M 49,
500 ooer Inn 1920 abgenon111en.
Die 3aW Der benfi6en 8drMer aaein
1tabn1 I'M 81, 1,146 ab. 9ie. n1eiIten
5berielben fehrten ipdbrenb bes &rie-
.ges na6 3eufidlano 5uriid luie 0aS
3enlusau1f beballptet.
Sic l1nferiudung Ser BergperfSs
unruben IN 8eit 8irgiria bur9 ei-.
men SenatsausiduB miro IN ettpn
IA Iage1t eroffnet tper0e1t.
Genator DecgearD bon Oregon bat.
als ei11 Mmenbe11e11t CUR Bonus <8or-
lage cine MaBregel ei1rgerei1t tpel<s
DIE fir Die 8eriefelung Der trodenen.
92dt1oereie1 BEG @efe11s $50 Mtnio-
men Dollar ousiett
Sic pern1ane11te 8nrif 8orlage
#tpeIbe bon oen republifanii9en Wit-
|glieoert1 oes Musiduiies fir Mittel.
1no @ege ausgearbeitet 1pprber1, p11r=
De an eriter 5tene auf ben Sa11sfa-.
llenber gefebt, I'M r,ibt eber our6 an.
|bere @eiddfte per0rangt gu uer0en,
bis an Fl. SsSuli Die Mbifinnntnng ltattt
gefun6en bot. Die gorlage ipnr0eI
paragpapber1peiie Derleien, bod muir
6e ser 5n6e ron Den arttDeienbe11I
Ddfglieber11 Del Ser granenbaften ST
BE ber8ipeifelt nenig aufmerffanfei
|gefbenft.
Iie oemof frotiI9e1t OehgIie6er biel-
ten gleid mad Der gertagung eine
aonferen5 nb, III Der beidIolien p11r-
Sc, folioariih gegen bic gorlage az
itimmel1.
Ser glderba <9lusiduB oes 5enats
bat einltiu1n1ig beidloiien, bic Cop
perzgiinder Borlage, tpelde bic 5pe-
fuIationen an @etreioe oebDrien regelt,
ginitig ein5uberih hten.
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2l1iuiei,eit fir BE Giici,>
bahncft.

@uIbingto1t 12. ssltlii. S9as-
amtsiefretGr Meaon gab firali1 be-
|Hannt, oaB Elm prpbiloriides Nefun-
bierlngs encouragement getroffe,i tpors
ben III, bem5ufolge bic @iienbabnen
innerbalb Der 1tdditen febg Monate
peitere $500, 600 900 nn BorihuIIen
1eiters Der Bunbeg egierllt1g erbulte1l
tpiiroen.
Die oiesbe5iigliben 11nterBnnblun=
gen nit ts6en @reflltib bean1ten 6ergab-
11en oiirften, ipie Der 5daBn1ntsie-
fret6r bin5ufiigte, Montag 5l,tn Mb-
lNuB gebraht iporoen iein 1lro boz
.onrd sic bereinbarten gorfdiilie ipiir-
ben bie 8abnen ettDa ben gleihen
8etrog erbalten, 1pie i'm Die 8unoes-
tp6bre11b Der Dauer Ser
&riegsfontrone fit gerbeiferungen
pernusgabt batte.
eesn Ben Beriht oieier gerbnrbluns
gen iinb, tpie Ser Sbabnmts siefretdr
.iagte, ole 6orberungen linb Begen-
foroerungen 5tpiihen Der Regierltng.
11nb ben berlbiebenen Babnen fiir Die
3eit Der egsfontrone nit II gr-
pagnng geaoge11 tporben u11b il1 ben
Sqnen, IN tpelhen gorfe ebrungan fir
Boridiiiie ann NbihluB gdbrndt
iinb &pntp ronife 511r grleoi-
g1trg ol1er 6oroerlngen abgei9 9lpifen
appr6en.
@err Mellpn 6entete an, er tuir0e.
Ben @ongreB 1tnt tpeitere geninig1t1t-
zen anr @etpGbrnr1g 6ieier Bori6iii-
.fe erfude,t, tpennibon oas 5daBan1t
I'M 5tonoe 1T, ei1ter Sell Ser 9or=
idniie ous eigenen Oeitteln beifreifen
fnr1t, 6ie iifhd11 nnf @rltn6 Der 8eiebe
fir bert gohnbetrieb bltrh bie Hegier-
unq CUR gerfiignna iteben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-14
syra,tenfpnares in @ie,..

@ieir, u. SsSiIi. Inter benz
gorfib Ser Nn1erifaneri1t Same Mo<
bnn1s pott Chicago tpnr6e al1 5onr1-
tag ii Wien Ser oritte internatiora-
le Srane nenfongreB fir Srieoen llno Uni,
Sreibeit er6ffffnet. 11eber Stpeibu11oert
gerfreterinne11 aus allen 2anDer11
Iii1tb Sit 0enl @ongreB einaetroffet1;;
1T 11iht bertretert
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-16
WINTHROP

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer f. Webster of
Whitman. Mass, are guests of Mrs.
Lydia Shaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. D. Purington,
Miss Ruth Alden and Roger Kiddy
passed Sunday at Owls Head.
Miss A be rita Lemons entertain
ed a party of her friends Friday
evening Those present were Miss
Marjorie Rowell, Miss Jessie Thorn
as. Miss Doris Cooling, Miss Eiene
Clifford, Erving Pinkham, Kenneth
Simpson, Robert Pittman. Norman
Thomas. The evening was passed
in a social way with playing and
singing, games and dancing. Deli
ciols refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Mr.. George Wilson has purchased
a Sedan.
Pretty busy place. Winthrop, with
25 autos line up along Main street
Monday morning.
Master Russell Kenne Of Quincy,
Mass. is visiting with his grand
mother. Mrs. Mabel keene, at Mrs.
Keene's sister, Mrs. Margaret Eos
ter.
Mrs. Rufina Wood, formerly Of
Winthrop, was calling on friends
Monday
Mr.. l.. Q. I-lrich of the American
Fruit Growers Inc, of Pittsburg,
Penn. is in town for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs George Meigs and
children of Augusta were guests
Sunday of Mrs Meigs' sister, Miss
Gertrude Longfellow.
Miss Kathryn Little has returned
to her home at Cumberland center.
after visit of two weeks with Mrs.
Frank PettengilL
Mrs Mary Longfellow returned
Monday from her trip to Farming
ton. New Sharon and Rangeley.
Mrs. Annie TTarbs and son. Earl,
have returned to Hallowell after a
stay of several weeks at Camp Ota-
saga. Lake Naranacook.
Mrs Jennie Wilder is in Portland
for a few days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Kurt motor
ed to Poland Springs Saturday.
Mr.. ana MIS-. JOnn tIdil ana
daughter. Gladys, Mrs. Lydia Moody
and friends from Lewiston. We're
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Grover. Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Penniman.
Mr. and Mrs. r. NJ. Penniman, Mrs.
Nelson and Earl Penniman passed
Sunday with Mrs Turbine at the
Burdine camp on Lake Maranacook
Mr.. and Mrs Carrie L. Longfellow
and little daughter. Shirley. are Wis
ting Mr.. Longfellow's mother and
sister. Mrs Mary Iongfellow and
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-16
Winslow Grange Fair

The annual Winslow Grange Fair
will he held Thursday and Friday,
Sept. 1916. The committees are as
follows:
General communicable and Mrs
Charles w. Wilson. Elmer Smith, Al
bert Chamberlain; dinner committee
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Chamberlain, MIR.
and Mrs Oscar Reynolds Mr.. and
Mrs. Ernest Priest: ice cream. candy
and frmt-Mr and Mrs. Theodore
Thompson. Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. IT,
Buffum grounds. O. Peck. Edwin
GRAY. Clyde Ellis; horses and cattle
r. o. Jones, Arthur Ward j. A.
Hodges; sheep and SWINGS. II. Drum
mond. Robert Horne, 5. FL Chaffee;
poultry-E. W. Blackwell Edwin
Wilson. Alvin Matheson; vegetables
Alien Reynolds. Fl. S. Stevens. George
6. Getchcll: grain-Charles Chapman
Lemuel Bowaen. f. H. Patterson;
truit-John Bailey F. A. Drummond
John Kennedy: hall-Mrs. j. o. Peck;
preserves, jellirs. canned goods, honey
and pickles-Mrs. f. c. Hooper. Mrs
s. Fl. Chafee, Mrs. Charles Chapman;
milk. cream. butter, cheese-Mrs
Charles Thomas, Mrs. j. a. Hodges,
Mrs. e. s. Getchell; bread and pastry
Mrs =. Z Matheson, Mrs. Arthur
REYNOLDS. Mrs. William McGraggor;
fancy work-Ruth Drummond, Mrs
W. w. Watts. Mrs. Joseph Eaton:
paintings and photos-Mrs. H. S. New
ell. Mrs. John Wilson, Mrs. II. s. Ste
VEINS: Colonial exhibitor. r. a.
HOOPER. Mrs J. II. Bailey, II. $.
Harves; sale tablt-Mrs. T. S. Simp-
son. Mrs. Ivan Hodges, Mrs. Scott
Wood; school exhibit-Mrs. Minnie
Garland, Mrs. Jennie Howard, Miss
Lola Garland; f1owers-Mrs. w. 5.
Laughton, Mrs. Maud Garland Mrs
Harry Norton: babies-Mrs. Russell
weeks Mrs Percy Jakins. Mrs. Wal
ter Reynolds: boys and girls clubs
Mrs Horace Howard; outdoor sports
F.'S. Wixson, Russell Weeks. Ivan
Hodges; observation-disclosures +. G.
Pooler. Norman Rhoades Miss Gladys
Balentine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-16

son, So. Carolina. is visiting his
Parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Bach
elder.
Mrs Mabel Gordon and son, Phil
ip, of Readfield and Mrs. Ruth
Yeaton were callers at Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard Yeaton's, Sunday.
Miss Evangeiine Mailhot of Som
ellsworth, n. H.. is the guest of her
friend. Miss Clara Jackson.
Mrs w H. Titus left on Monday
to visit relatives and friends in
Portland
Mr.. Charles Jackson and Sanford
Alger Jr., of Brockton. Mass. have
been visiting at V. C. Jackson's the
past week.
Mrs. Laura Jackson and little
grandson. Arthur. of Lynn, Mass. is
visiting relatives in this vicinity.
| The East Winthrop Farm Bureau
| field day which was to have been
held on Thursday, Aug. is. at Island
Park, has been cancelled. as the
kennebec County Field Day and Po-
mona Field day meet there on Aug
II
Miss Nora Jackson went to Ban
gor for the day, Sunday.
An ice cream social will be held al
the parsonage lawn on Tuesday af-
ternoon at o'clock. 1t is hoped
that a good number will attend
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hamlin OF
Brunswick were callers on relatives
in this place Sunday.
Miss Violet Hewins of Hallowel1
was a caller at V. c. Jacksons' or
Sunday.
Mrs, Blanche Mason and daughte,
: of Oakland. Calf, and Mrs. Hattie
! Plummer of Portland, Me, are
stopping at their former home ir
this place for few weeks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-16
WINSLOW

Thomas Appleton, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry Appleton and sons Lyman and
Ralph of Maiden were week end
guests at the home of Mrs Apple
toms sister. Mrs II. S. Howard The
Appleton family will pass two weeks
at Salmon lake.
MI. and Mrs. Harvey w. Hodges
and children and niece were visit
ors ut Lakeside on Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. Perham Fotter are
entertaining MI Fotter's father,
Peter Potter and his sister Miss
Margaret Potter of Stratton for a
few weeks.
l.. f, Haskell OF China was a guest
Sunday of his daughter, Mrs. Allen
D. Prescott
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Blake and
daughter Viola have returned from
Waterville, where they have passed
two weeks at the home of c. H.
Coodhue
Mrs. Charles Goodhuc Of Hing
ham, Mass. is a guest of her daugh-
ter, Mrs Cecil Blake.
Alvin Mathcson has returned from
visit with Rev. and Mrs O. +.
, Barnard at Norway and with rela :
tives at North Waterford.
Alvah Jakins was a Sunday guest
of Benton friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry n. Britton
are passing week at Wcbber pond.
Mrs. /. McSwain of North Bel
grade is guest for week OF her
sister, Mrs. Abbie Morse.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Conant of
Rockland passed the week end at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
| w Wilson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Douglass and
little daughter Of Augusta were
week end guests Of Mrs Douglass
parents Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Cush-
man.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Jones and son
Robert were visitors Of Fairfield
relatives on Saturday,
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Jones and
daughters Ada and Elizabeth and
son Cecil of Rumford Falls were
Sunday guests at the home of Mr.
Jones brother, John Jones.
Otis Witham called on Fairfield
friends ON Sunday.
Miss Bertha Smell of Fairfield is a
guest at the home of her brother
Walter f.. Smell.
Mrs Samuel Haskell of Weeks
Mills, who is SIS years of age, was a
guest recently of her granddaughter,
Mrs. Allen d. Prescott.
Mrs. Carrie Wyman and son Lee
of SkoWhegan were SUNDAY guests
at the homo Of Allen p. Prescott
Scott Mcdonald, John Salmond
and John Burgess passed the week
cnd with Tommie Henderson at
Weber pond.
Miss barbara Mcdonald is expect
Cd from Crescent Beach on Tuesday,
vhor" she has been guest Of her
schoolrlate, Miss Myra Joyce.
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BOWDOIN

Mrs. Ida Nelson and her mother.
Mrs. Nickerson, passed the day with
Mrs. F. s. Adams. Wednesday.
Mrs. Grant Woods has returned
home from Woolwich, where she has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Hattie
Dolloff.
Mrs. King of Boston is visiting at
the home of Mrs. Charles Babb.
Mr.. and Mrs S. r. Cobb of Auburn
called on Mr.. Cobb's sister here on
Saturday.
DR. and Mrs. F. r. Peabody of
Richmond called on friends in town,
Sunday.
Several graneers from this part of
the town passed the day at New
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Miss Gertrude Longfellow for a
week or more.
Miss Marjorie Ramell, Miss Mad
cline Riley, Roland Norcross and
Reginald Rowell passed Sunday at
Boothbay Harbor and Southport
William r. Pettengill and Miss
Madeline Steward were married on
August at Phillips. Mr.. Pettengill
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Pettengill of Winthrop.
f. c. Cummins of Boston is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. c. E. Longfel-
low.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Horne and
their grandson, Garland Blake,
motored to Strong, Wednesday, to
the home of Mrs. Horne's sister,
Mrs. W. j. Smith, where there was
a family reunion. Four sisters and
two brothers we're present, besides
children, grandchildren and great
grandchildren. making in all fam
lily group of 81. The three tables for
the family dinner were tastefully
decorated with flowers and it being
the birthday of ]. j. Bowden of
cake with 50 candles, which added to
the enjoyment of the occasion. The
afternoon was passed in social
way on the lawn In front of the
house. The occasion being so enjoy
able, it was voted to hold another re-
union next year.
Mrs. Crowley, who is one of the
guests at Lake View House, met with
severe accident Monday morning.
While on her way to church she
met friend and in turning to speak
with him she accidentally tripped
and fell against tree, breaking her
arm. She was taken back to Lake
View House and Il physician sum-
moned This accident happened in
front of Lawyer Cartoons house.
The Rebekah picnic will be at
Island Park, Wednesday, August II.
All are requested to take the II
O'Clock car.
Holman +. Day was among the
visitors at the Winthrop House Sat
urday.
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Meadows, at Wallace HatChs cottage
Tuesday. of last week
Mrs. Norman Curtis and sons, John
and Harold, were business visitors in
Brunswick, Saturday.
Miss Angie burlington with a party
of friends went to Old Orchard 10
pass the day. Sunday.
Leila Starbird visited her uncle, Y
8. Cobb of Richmond Corner, sun.
day.
Mrs. Charles Williams of Bovdor-
ham was in town Monday, Of last
week.
Mrs. Vesta Achley and grandson
George. called on Mrs. Grant Wool
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. c, Starhird were
the week END guests of their parens
Throughout the United States there
are 1900 villages of less than 1850
inhabitants each.
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serving in the U. S. Army in Texas,
came home last week, having been
discharged on account OF the reouc-
ton in the force.
Mrs. Estelle Small passed the
weekend in Troy with her frlend'
Endure Pierce.
Mrs. Arthur Bagley is entertaining
her sister, Mrs. Prescott. of WOOD
stock, y. B.
Mrs. Ruby Ames has returned
from a camping trip in the northern
woods.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick r. Wey-
mouth of East Greenwich, f. l., were
in town last week, visiting relatives.
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"A TERRIBLE
| AFFL|CTION
Govt. Concrete Inspec-
tor Saved By Fruit
a-tiyes''

80 North Union ST, Rochester. n. Y.
For five long years | was afflicted
with Stomach, Liver and Kidney
Trouble, which developed into seri-
Gus Bladder Trouble.
/ saw testimonial of 'Fruita
tives' and concluded to make one
more trial. By the time the sample
box and a soc box were finished,
there was grand improvement.
To make long story short, I be-
lieve 'F'riut- a tives' or Fruit Liver
Tablets the best Stomach, Liver and
Bladder Medicine the world has ever
produced" r. B. OFLYNN
soc. box. for $3.50, trial size Csc.
At dealers or from FRUIT -TINES
Limited, OGDENSBURG, n. Y
Adv.
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WestbrooE1 Man Fined
for Driving Auto While
Under Influence LIQUOR

Brunswick, Me, Aug. 15.--Myer Ep-
stein of Westbrook paid a fine Of 500
and costs for driving an automobile
while unde rthe influence of liquor
and a fine of $40 and costs for reck-
less driving when arraigned in the
municipal court this afternoon. With
a party Of friends while passing
through Yarmouth last evening he
ran over Chauncy Packard, a 12-year-
old boy. but failed to stop to investi-
gate the extent of his injuries. which,
however were not serious. Epstein
was arrested when, his machine reach
ed Brunswick. There were several
chorus girls in the automobile party.