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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24
Coolidge S e e 5 Safe.
Sane March to Peace
Conditions
Vice President Reviews Ac-
compIiShment of Administra-
ton in First Six Months Of
Rule-Addresses Rally at
HaverhiII. Mass. in Interest
Congress Candidate

HaverhilI. Mas. sep 23--Vice
President Calvin Coolidge brought
nom Washington tonight IN official
view nl the present administration.
He was speaking at rally in the
interest of Colonel A: Piatt Andrew
Republican candidatc tor congress
in the sixth congressional district.
There has not been time in re-
cent history when each branch of
the government, when the president,
when each house of Congress kept
so plainly 10 constitutional lunc-
lions as under the present admin
isfration. The" is leadership. there
is advice. bat there is no system of
n wards and punishments; freedom
Of action and harmony prevail.
Steadily. carefully. deliberately.
wisely the country is being restored
10 peace time conditions. not the
peace time conditions OF 1914, but
of 1921. Al this is being accom-
plishcd with less loss. less sacrifice.
less suffering. than that experienced
Ivy any other country which entered
the var.
at j. on such = record Of wise
policy, OF sound action and extra +
ordinary accomplishment that the
administration asks your verdict
He reviewed Legislation enacted %"
proposed. mentioned executive acts
disposed Of or pending. and added
These arc by no means all the ac-
comps shments of the present admins
tration. but sufficient of the record 10
show that il has been an administra-
ton of real accompli shments and thai
real beginning has been made in rc-
storing the nation 10 peace and in put
ting an end "a the eXtraVagant eXpcnA-
itures which were bred Of the war.
The issues Of the last Campaign
were settled at the ballot box BY Tao
American people. Yet one of the
things the p>opIe Of this district arc
asked to do is TO repudiate the last
election.
Tho main issu" which Will here be
determined is whether you wish to eA-
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WaterviIle High Meets Bangor

Seventeen mon have hcen picked
from the WatcrVillc High school loot
ball squad to play in the initial game
with the bangor High school at Ban
eor TODAY. Thu probable lineup VIII
hc: Juhh,,, IL: Garter 1t; Hardin. Is;
Bartlett C.; F'otter rg: q. CYr, IT;
King. r.: Sterling, qh; ThibodcaH,
ihb: Saucicr, rhb: Capt. Poolcr. fb.
The subs who Will go are Neal. Clapp-
root Naeom, Mercicr. r. Cyr and
smith
Tho team has been put through a
hard SCumma2e All the week in prep
aration for the game today The men
arr in fine physical condition and
expect 20 give the Bangor boys a
hard tuSsIc Tho graduation Of seven
regulars last wear. loft onIIsa Skele-
ton team with which 10 start the
season hat the new men have shown
up we'll in practice $UbstitutiOns
are likely to he frequent in the game
today in order that III" coach may
get line on the work OF all who
make the trip. The average weight
of the men in the line * 10 and in
the hackficldr 1G5. Tie trip TO Ban
gor will be made by automobile.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24
ENGLISH Girl.
GOLFER ROUTS
MISS STIRLING
Wins Uphill B a t t i e
from American Wom-
an Champion
Play Ends on 18th Green With
) and | Victory for British
Titleholder-In Line for
American Crown Next
Month

OTTAWA, ont. Sept 23-Miss Cecil
Leitch OF England. the wonder girl
of golf today dethroned Miss AleNa
Stirling Of Atlanta Ga. as women 5
champion OF Canada in the Domin-
ions annual tournament.
The semi-fnal match between the
two Young women, who are univer-
sally regarded as the best - their
sex in the game, ended AT the seven
teenth green with a victory by three
and one for the champion of Great
Britain and France, who is expected
by many 10 add tho American crown
to her laurels next month.
Miss Stirling will defend her title
again as -nitcd States champion
and in view Of the fact that no
American has been able to defeat her
for five years. il is believed she will
Of the tournament
Miss Leitch tomorrow viii pla V
Miss Mollie Mcbride Of Montreal in
the final round of the Canadian tour
nament Today Miss Mcbride de
fcated Miss Edith Leitch in the other
semi final by two to one. Miss
Edith Leitch is sister of the Brit
ish champion and intends to ente,
the United states tournament with
her and Miss Doris Chambers. an
other English woman who PLAYED m
the Canadian event
This was the second meeting Al
match PLAY between the British
champion and Miss Stirling Miss
Leitch defeated Miss Stirling in the
first round Of the. British open cham
pionship at Turnberry Scotland. ear
lier this year
\ large gallery Al the Rivermead
course was delighted by Miss Stirl
ing's uphill battle today and fire
quently applauded he. as well as her
opponent. Both made thrilling recov-
carried off by a strong wind The
match began as if il were to he as
easy victory for Miss Leitch as every
other contest in The tourna mcnt has
been. hut Miss Stirling after losing
three Of the first four holes. was
only one down at the turn and made
il even AZ the tenth by birdie
three. Bunkering on Two occasions
thereafter and poor putting on an
other cauSer her to lose three holes
and the match
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24
NEW YORK BOY
COBU RN CAPTAIN

Frank Goodrich nf New York was
elected captain Of the Cohurn foot
ball team yesterday afternoon Good
rich was member OF last wears
championship team. and played q
good game at tackle. The cobUrn
lineup for this afternoon Will in all
probability he as follows Let end.
Geagan; left tackle, Goodrirh left
guard Hascall center. Carnegie or
Enuman: fright guard. Hogin: tight
tackle. Whtcfield; RICH, end, Peters.
quarterback. o'l4arc; fullbaok. Cold
borg left half, T'lafnc; right half,
Rood
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lie mile was stepped in

OF the middle mile was stepped in
SO "a.
The Horse Review Futurity for
three year old PAGERS. purse $4,000,
ha[, hut two starters but il furnished
the seasons fastest heat by three
year old Racer when Belnar stepped
n mile. in 2:03 IA and shut out
Nhiskfast. who made a bad break at
the first turn. Beimar logged the
second mile for a walk away vistory
i'm 2:11 -
! Baby Ginter the favorite. won the
e:13 class pace after dropping the
first heat to Direct Light. Uriko
gave the talent a severe jolt in the
2:09 class pace when he defeated
Mary 0'Connor the favorite. The
first heat was paced in 200 IA. Civ
, ing Criko new record. A 500 auc-
tion ticket on triko was worth $500
Five events including the free for
all pace are schedules for Saturdays
program.
. Summaries:
THREE YEAR OLD PACE. THE
HORSE REVIEW FCTTRITY.
y TWO IN THREE HEATS. PURSE
. s2.00n
Belmar T by Belwin fTsylor> ! I
Whiskfast. r + tCoxl ..... Distanced
+ Time--o:03 "A: e:tf IL
.2:I1 CLASS. PAGING, HOTEL.
/ HARTMAN STAKE. THREE.
HEATS, PURSE $4,000
Jimmie McKerron, by Jack
NCCkerron Ray) .......,.. | !
. Jim g. nix 2 (BritenfieldD .... ,
Able Hal, br m tStokesl 49,. 81 5
Walter X br (Palin) ....... 5
Ruth Patch. h m fWhiteheadl {
Julia NJ. Direct. Wrack Lillian
Silkwood and Ruth g. also started.
Time EOS ii: 2:02 ii; 2:02 IL.
2:lS CLASS, PACING. THREE
HEATS. $1,000
Baby Ciinter. b M by Peter w.
! (Whitehead) ............. |
1 Direct Light. l. : H.agg) ...... :
Billie i. X. Derry ...... 4
Louis Witt (Erskine) ... 3
! Marjorie the Great, h m Hen-
! drick .................. >
( Lewis the Great. Rocket Patch,
Little J.. Nina Direct and Judge
Wilkes also started.
Time ,: 90 IA: 2:05 IA: 3:05 Ia.
200 CLASS. PACING. PURSE $1,000
triko he ny I'nko, tMcIrwinI. s
Roger g.. oh palm ........ 4 > |
Mary O'Connor, h m (Hyde> e. ,
Flo Patch h m CPotter) ...... 4
Charley Sweet. b (Stokosl =. : s ;
Roma Dee, i. G. l.. Homestead. J.
w :. and Irish Voter. also started.
Time zoe IA: ":O5: los Ia.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24
NATIONAL HOME

oRao,, of the d;,v. Cant Hugh
,,a |I'''' - ''''
t,,,b,a, e,ce,c,. has heen granted
s',,,a,,-,, - ,.i,.it rclativcs II gos-
~ We
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t.o,,,, r-ft1cor,Id Iota 40 q.
.,o :, re ~ hoo,, g,arted = dis
,,.'.,..a r.an, ~ Hor,c
.,.,a. ro,,,,h,i, Iatoro Il 10
{, Ne III hao, t,areferred "a thn
.',,... p,,,,,.,
IS,',. =, l,a,.nn 1ata ~ = az II
!. ,,aa,, +,a,,sfo,.,oI bcro
:, IN r,.,,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24

The large part Of tho timc for bus
mess at the meeting of the Rotary
club FRIDAY evening were given to
the discussion Of arrangements for
attending the fall conclaVc of Rotary
to he held AT Poland Springs, Sept.
Is. go and 20 and in Portland. oct l.
Il is expected that at least 20 mem
herS from the Watcrvile club will
attend.
Tho entertainment Of the evening
consisted Of concert by string
quartettc led by Max TimbolIek and
an address given by prof Nelson =.
Hannay Of Colby. The string quar-
tctte was made up Of Mir. Cimhoilek.
Alfred stevens of Oakland, Dorothy
D0nncliy and Dclmori Taddic. all
playing violins Tho music was Dc
lightly and greatly oulovcd and full
" appreciated Ivy rho club
nr. tEannav who has lust return
Cd from England talked on the sit
uation in that country. He touched
upon the Irish question briefly. the
political situation and The uncmploN-
nent in that country. He rontrasted
England and her pcupl" Of today
with England and hrr people before
the war He stated hat there are
over a million unemployed in Eng
land II France. he said. every mar.
woman and child is working 10 re-
general" the country and tn" m
rmplovrront is much less than in
England
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24
FAIRFIELD

Mrs Herbert Gray has returned 10
her home in Old Town after visiting at
tho HON" Of Mr.. and Mrs IT, o. Brown.
Miss Margaret Mcclellan has com
pletcd her duties nj The Pine Tree
Candy store in Oakland.
Willis NJ Keen has returned from
Toronto. can. where he has been
attending Il Canton meeting He
also visited relatives in Montreal
AID New York
MI. and Mrs Merton chase Of
HinckIey We're in town Yesterday.
@. NJ. Butler Of Portland vas a
business caller in town Yesterday.
Mrs George Probe has gone to
her nome IN Richmond. AFTER visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. Ethel t'raw-
ford
Mrs. William Anderson and daugh !
ter, Eulalic. have returned from
NinSloU, where they were the guests
OF friends.
Miss Julia Ho!t has gone to Foss
hall, Waterville. after passing a few
days at the home Of her father, Fred
Hoyt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forest Allen Nj and
Mrs. Ira Allen and Mrs Thclma
Chalmers attended the fair at Hart
land Yesterday
Mrs. f. =. Mcdonald has returned
I" her HON" in Red Beach after
visiting her sister Airs Fred Hoyt.
FL h. Giazi"r has returned to his
home on the Ridge road after be
ing at the Sisters hospital for sew
eral weeks
Misses Doris and Ada Higgins and
Margaret Dorian have gone 10 Au-
guSta. where they will pass the
Weekend at the home Of Miss Dor
ian'G narerts
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24
PAGERS Feature
Grand Circuit
at Columbus Meet

COLUMBUS. Q. Sept 23--Grand Cir
cult racing here today was featured
BY pacing events and unusual per-
formances in many respects were
brought forth before the four fields
Of side wheelers had finished the
days work,
The feature event was the Hotel
Hartman Stake of $4,000 for 2:11
PAGERS. Jim b., big winner in the
Great Western circuit was installed
as favorite, but Jimmie Mckerron
had the favorite and the rest of the
field at mis- mercy He showed class
by pacing the second and third heats
Of the event in 2:O2 Ia. The last half
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24
S275.OO0 DefalcatiOn
Continued from Pace Onel

OF Daniel G. MulIoney OF Boston.
chief national bank examiner for
New England.
Miss Nackay, whose duties also in
Guided those of assistant cashier. is
alleged TO have admitted that she had
some knowledge of the transactions.
but her confidence in Bean was un-
shaken and she received no fina ncial
benefit from them.
The banks stock was held in small
blocks for the most part. and all was
lost. Dividends had been paid at ir-
regular intervals hut the bank was
regarded as being sound The direc-
tors were @. r. Hodgman, president:
G. w. Babb. former president; G. p.
Brown. j. NJ. Chandler and ]. w.
lngraham of Camden
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24

nv Principal Lane, Miss Cain and
Mrs Lottie Wakels. A bonfire was
the flrst attraction and the fresh
mon ana six pecks OF peanuts were
suitably disposed OF. Songs were
sung. class yells given and the
ehaperoncs were cheered. Il was q
most delightful and Jolly gathering
about 30 being present.
Willis f. Knight and Lester r.
ROundN are in Boston to- attend a
directors meeting Of the New Ing
land Milk Producers Union.
Eugene Scribner of Dexter was a
business visitor in town Wednesday
Miss Phoebe Flasg has been the
recent guest of her sisters, the Mis-
sas Emma and Alice Flags on Win
ter street, Gardiner.
Mrs. Arthur Roundy of Watervilie
WAS in town Wednesday visiting rel
atiyes and attending to business
matters.
Mr. and Mrs Robert Brace motored
10 Dexter on. business trip Wednes-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs n. f. Lawrence OF
dSSdI hOib tbtItu OH IIIeilpS III w" u
Wednesday,
Mrs. Pose Strickland and son Lew
is of Hinckley who have been guests
AT the homo of Mr.. and Mrs. LEV
tlyn Decker Jr.. for a few days, re-
turned home Thursday.
, r. f. Whitman was business visi
tor in Winthrop Wednesday.
- II,
Fairfield Wednesday to attend the
funeral Of Mr. Wheeler's niece, Mrs
Grace Wheeler Foster
Mrs. Hazel Greedy and son Robert
were in Waterville on business Wed
nesdaN.
Mrs. Miranda Kicker is iii al the
home Of her daughter, Mrs. Scott
Burns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin f. Bean and
Nj and Mrs. Harold f. Bean have
returned from q recent motor trip 10
, Rippocenous dam.
/ The Morrison's Corner School viii
open next Monday. September g.
with Mrs. Eulah Peavy. teacher
At the meeting of Killings Relief
. biPS w itSi ilopli IN ~
Of he sale which the ladies plan 10
, hold was set for Thursday. oct. p
The food booth will be in charge of
Airs Dorothy Gerald and Mrs. Lottie
: WakelY, the apron sale in charge OF
Mrs Mary cain. Mrs. EVic Rolfe and
Mrs. Mabel osborne. The ladies Of
, the corps Will meet at the hall next
, "Wednesday afternoon. Sept. y 10 cut
aprons 1t was voted TO hold an in
door picnic al the hall Nov. ? when
! the veterans of the g. \. r. will be
entertained. 1t was announced that
the school Of inst rurtion for this
district will bc held AT oak
land. oct e. Mrs. Lena, NJ.
Day, district department president
will be present Billings Relief Corps
will soon entertain the inspecting Of
ficCr The exact date not Vet an
nounced. There was a large attend
;tnce OF members and an interesting
program on tho subject of Americana
zation was given. a magazine artl =
clio. How and Why | Became an
American was read by Mrs. Ethel
Robinson; Meeting of the mem
ployed at Washington" Mrs. Carrie
Jones: American Creed and Flag
salute members. Refreshments Of
punch and fancy cookies were served.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24
Frank c. Andrews Appointed
Commissary of Subsistence

Advices have been received here
that Franc C. Andrews, governors
clerk has been appointed commissary
Of subsistence, 10 fill the vacancy
caused by the transfer Of Capt. J. b..
AIachle to the Danville Branch
Capt. Andrews has considerable
war record. Hc was graduated from
High school in Nova Scotia at the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24

Or. and Mrs. e. c. Thayer and DR.
and Mrs. J. F. Hill. returned Fri
DAY from Boston where they attend
"A the Scottish Rites session IN Ma
sonry. Dr. HNl was invested with The
S3rd degrce Of the order
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24

age of IS and soon after entered the
Royal School of Infantry at Freder-
ickton, y. b., in January, 1892.
After passing several courses he
was commissioned first lieutenant OF
the 73nd Canadian Highianders IN
June 1895. About this time there was
a promising business position opened
to him in the United States and he
resigned his commission.
AT the beginning of the spanish
War he was in Boston and enlisted
in Co. a, of the 5th Mass INF, and
Charlestown. and was discharged IN
South Carolina in March, 1899. In
August of the same year he enlisted
in the United States Marine Corps
and after short stay at the Charles
town Navy Yard volunteered Tor
service in the Philippine Islands. He
served through the Philippine cam
paign until June 1900, when he was
ordered to China with his regiment to
aid in suppresslng the Boxer pu-
rising. He took part n the engage
ment before Tientsien which lasted
two days, and where Col. Liscomb
fI tilt 5bit u. ftGS iiA' NiPt'
Davis Of the L. s. Marine Corps and
hundreds Of American boys were
killed and wounded.
After returning to the Philippines
Capt. Andrews was ordered to lisa :
bella Island of De Basaiand. where
the Moros and Filipinos were con-
stantIy at war, He was finally order
cd back to the Navy yard at Cavite
about 500 miles. and sent 10 Mare Is
land Naval hospital and discharged
in July 1902
CAPT. Andrews has been very active
in the military organizations at the
Branch. He is past commander de
partment Of Maine, United Spanish
War Veterans: also a member Of Vet
Grams Of Foreign Wars: Imperial Order
Of the Dragon and the Military order
Of the Serpent.
Frank +. Haseltinc. clerk in that Of
flee for some time. has been promoted
TO the position Of governors clerk.
Both these men are well Versed in the
affairs and routine work of the Branch
and will no doubt fill their respective
positions 10 the satisfaction Of All con
cerned. Their many friends viii OK
tend congratulations
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24
CHnton Grange

clinton Grange +. Of n held an
interesting ANA profitable meeting
Wednesday. Fast Master LIMA \.
Burns presiding. Resolutions on the
death of Harold &. Bremner We're
read and accepted as presented by
the committee. Guy Written and
Joseph Chamberlain, -Four applira
lions for membership were received.
Mrs. bctavia stuart requests that
each lady member donate an apron
for the apron sale which will be held
al the Grange Fair, oct. f.. The
program presented was enjoyed BY
al: Selection. Inside Of every
cloud" LIMA A. Burns: reading.
Not an Accident" Miss Blanche Il.
Koundy; story. Miss Grctta True ::
story Mrs. Ortavia stewart: Irish
story. Guy Written. Lively discus
sons were held on the best way to
preserve citron. introduced by Mrs
Nenic Stinchfield and The hest time
10 dig potatoes" opened by Mrs Ella
Kennedy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24

Mrs. Emma HUI. widow Of The late
steven b Hill of Franklin street,
passed away early Friday morning.
She leaves one son. Charles Of
central Fails, +. l. Funeral services
viii I've held from TIC JniversaIist
hurct at L. NJ. standard time. on
SUNDAY
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Death of Leavitt II. HalIoek, D. o.

Portland. Me, Sept 23.-ReN. Le@''
at II. Hallock. n. D.. died this e''
ming at his apartments after sho''
Illness, aged"1e He is survived hy NE
wife; a daughter, Mrs. G. r, Camppe"
of Augusta; and son. Henry,
cleveland, o. Funeral arrangement
nave not yet been made.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24

nr. w. J. Young, health officer for
the city stated Friday that although
he had no written statement az to
the result OF the test OF the city wat
er. a telephone conversation with the
state authorities at Augusta justified
his suggestion that all drinking water
he boiled. This is not an unusual
condition when the water in lakes is
so low as at the present time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24

Watervillc lodge y r .. r.. will
h"ll a rognlar meeting Monday eve
ming in g. A. r. hail at 80 The en-
iortalnment committee for Young
peoples night. which consists of ths
following members, Mrs Edna Mcr-
rili Stella Novel;, Addie Murray
Mary Abbott. Sarah Hamilton. Mrs
Georgia Austin w. T. Sterling. g. A.
Andrews and John McInnis, are re-
guested 10 he present.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24

City Marshal Murray and Officer
Beckett went 10 Augusta Friday af-
ternoon, taking with them four prs-
oners: John Dumont Frank Riley
and Eknos Bulgar for 30 days each
and Herbert Sleeves to await bail or
the January term of the superior
court.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davis Of AL
bion were business callers IN the CIT!
Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24

William Prescott of Lowell Mas.
with his daughters, Mrs. Edith Farm
ham Of Vest EoXburr. Mass. ana
Mrs l'rrd Tmmons Of Lowell, with
Mr Timm"ns. called IN Miss Marion
Jones of this city Friday on their
way.to Eostou from Phillips which
was Mr. Prescot's former home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24

Mrs. Ralph Young and her young
daughter left Friday for their home
in Portland after visiting relatives
in the city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Simeon Armstrong
of Western avenue are the happy pa
rents Of son, born THURSDAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24
LOCAL NOTICE

REGULAR sat. night dance a. linton
hall Douglas orchestra. Admission
500. scpt2id /
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24
Saturday and Sunday Concerts

March attlcship New York"
Fulton
ovorture--''Wiilam T"ll Rossini
Polka" Eleanor WieganI
tCornct solo by Cornelius Murphy
English Selection Hart
Waltzes--"Your Eyes Havc Told NJ
So Fuss
Eos Trot-"Nobody 10 Love- May
Tone Picture miIitare The Return
Of the Scouts Clement
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24

Ono case Of intoxication was before
the court Friday morning. Tho
respondent was given tho usual fine
and costs or 50 DAYS. rs he did not
pay his fine he went down in tho af-
ternoon
Frank Riley of Rerln, y II WAS
before the court on charge OF va
crancY, having been arrested by Chief
of Police Murray. while he was beg
ginG on Main street Thursday even
ing. He was given 80 days and also
went down.
Tho oak Grove Y ". e A gave an
out-"f-doors party in Sidney Friday
evening The party crossed the riva-
IN the forryhoat and finding = picnic
ground. enjoyed a picnic supper If hot
dogs sandwiches pickles coffee. Can
cy cookies and other goodies. After
IT," f"cd school songs were sung aud
tho return home made whore they
found feast Of ice cream and frost ed
cake awaiting them. which was a
pleasant surprise
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24
AUGUSTA LOCALS

John Everett and Bonnoy Marston
were in Eoclaand Friday on business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-09-24

CITY Auditor and Mrs Weston
Lewis left Friday for a few days al
their summer home at Whitetield