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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18
TOURISTS CAMP
AUGUSTA POSSIBILITY

The matter of establishing a tour
lists camping ground in Augusta is at
tracing considerable attention this
season because of an increasing de-
mand for such camps on the part of
tourists. The Chamber of Commerce.
through its committee on committees.
has appointed & committee to look
into the matter and to act jointly
with a committee from the city coun-
Gil TO study the situation. Both Cap
ital Park and the Muster field have
been mentioned as possible sites and
the equipment can be obtained either
through an appropriation or through
local subscriptions.
The committee as nominated by the
Chamber Of Commerce is as follows:
Lester Hart, Peiley Lawrence. Alfred
Lacasse. George H. Macomber. and E.
s. Mack. This committee will meet
at City hall. Monday at p NJ, to
outline its task and get down to
brass tacks." Anyone with an idea
is welcome to attend the meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18
ANIL SEMEN t.
Twin Beds Big
Feature at the
Colonial Today

Twin Beds : really % be g.ven
al the Colonial theatre today. This
farce which has kept the whole coun-
try roaring with laughter IS given as
z First National attraction. Lut the
screen version retains all the pep Of
the famous stage Offering
Dir. and Mrs Carter DeHav4n are
sponsoring as we'll as starring in the
production. and they have produced a
truly refreshing and h!!sr!o6sly fun
~ coined" in transferring the play to
the screen. TIE picture !nte5prets the
abJund!ng humo- If the piece more
satisfactorily. even than the stage
PLAY, possibly by reason Of its ability
to follow the action more closely.
Mr.. DcHatcn. with master hand
has drawn forth every bit OF comedy
from the character Of sign1r MONT, a
role admirably suited TO his talents.
and in which ne makes d long stride
to the fore as 4 screen comedian Mrs.
DeHaven is d nurc and lovab!e a : the
innocent Young Mrs, Hawkins and
wins the full sympathy Of her audi
ence in her precarious situation. A
noteworthy cast Is in support Of the
DcHavens.
Tho picture has been elabora.ely
and paingtakingly staged. and every
situation developed for all It Is worth.
interest being sustained at highest
Pitch throughout by the rapidly NOV
ing action. The scenario, which has
been written to conform closely t, the
original plot Of the stage play, has
made use Of every possibility. Twin
Beds" IS d wholesome. highly inter-
cs;ing and screamingly amusing COM
cdr picture and above all II is clean
For other god things on the pro-
gram today. Manager Apploby has
provided The Simp." a Sunshine com
edy. tho Burton Holmes Travelogue
and the grams-Adv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18
WINSLOW

The funeral services for the hr
William ". Clapp, were held a. Il
home. 10 Herd street. Winslow at
p II. Saturday. The president. vic
president and directors If the T!co,
net Club. also the members Of 4
W'inslow Fire Department. atterds
in Z body. Rev. William \. Smi.
pastor Of the Wateryille Congregs
= t.onal church cfHciated. 4 quart,
comprising Mrs. James l. Dean. Nj;
Julia Patterson. Rev. W 4. Smi;
and Harold Branch. accompanied b
Miss Rhoda Dean. yioNnist, rende,e
. Nearer My God 10 Thee" and abb
With Me" There was a profusion
BEAUTIFUL horal tributes. including s.
pieces from he II. & W. employe
the Taconnet Club and the Wlnsl9
Fire Depa rtment. The remains a.
companied by the wife and Il
daughter. Miss Grace E. Clapp left O
the Pullman. Saturday evening /.
Westfield. Mass, where the int
ment was N the family lot PRAY:
was offered at the cemetery there
8 P. NJ. SUNDAY. The pail heare.
from the house 20 The Wa.eryil'e !
2. station. were Harry II. Br.,o
ard Robert Salmond. representa-
the Taconnet Club: Harry :. Grinla
and Cecil Blake who represented i
Fire Department.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18
CLINTON

Mrs. z. E. LongIey is III with the
grip.
DR.. and Mrs. 8. l.. Andrews Of Lew
iston and sons. Paul and Carleton
were weekend guests OF Mrs. An
drews' parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
Cain Of Main street and Mr.. end Mrs
Frank 3. Richardson of Railroad
street.
Mrs Harriet Chamberlain and
daughter, Harriet, were visitors in
Waterville on Saturday.
Mrs Charles Cain of Boston arriv-
ed Saturday, to pay an extended visit
al the home Of her mother, Mrs. Phil =
enda Lewis. of Mor-ison's Corner. and
her brother. G. Irving Lewis and fam
lily OF the village.
Mr.. and Mrs Mark Leavitt and lit
tie daughter, of Haverhiil, came Sat
urdaY afternoon TO remain for two
weeks at the home Of Mrs. Leayitts
sister. Mrs. LeWellyn Decker. They
will also paw visit az the home OF
her mother. Mrs. William Eastman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas II. Ward and
son. Maxwell arrived home FRIDAY
from Bowdoinham and Harpswcll,
where they had been on an outing for
a few weeks.
Clarence Gibson. Alfred Holt. Car
roll Adams and John Hubbard passed
the week end al their homes in town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18
CIVIL WAR VETERAN ASSN,
To Hold Its Reunion at Bridaton.
Sept. 7-8

A Civil War Veteran Association.
which has among it's many distinc-
tions a secretary. Maj. H. A. Shorey,
who is serving his Both year in that
capacity, will hold its annual re-
union at Bridgeton, Sept Z and s.
Observation-Disclosures Niven. Mon
treal, Canada
Vice residents-Kendall S. Jack
ms, Houlton: Mrs. Bessie Megguier.
Glenburn; Mrs. Carlton Lancaster.
Bowdoinham, r.; Mrs. Elsie Alex
ander, Brunswick; Walter c. Ross.
Brunswick.
Secretary-Maj. H. A. Shorey.
Bridgton.
Asst. Sercretary-Miss Eva /.
Shorey, Bridgton.
Chaplain-Daniel Morong, Row.
ley, Mass.
Executive Committee-The fore
going. and Past President John A.
Wheeler, Rowiey, Mass; p. p. Mel
van Tibbetts. Bangor; p. P. Col. +,
NJ. Drew, Lewiston; Rev. Malry
Kearney, Augusta; P. p. Howard W.
Wheeler. Rowley. Mass
The Association was organized
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18
Hearing on Labelling OF Vinegar

The Secretary of Agriculture a,
nounces that 4 hearing to discuss Il
labelling of vinegar. particularly {.
product made from dried app
chops, and dried skins and cores 0
mixture of these materials. will
held at his office in Washington. 4.
gust IL. 121, at A. NJ. The trade a,
other parties interested are invite
to attend and present their views o.
this subject orally or in writing.
The department has for some TIKI
past keen giving consideration to ],
Labelling of the products made fr"1
dried apple chops, and apple core
and skins. or from mixtures of theS
according to the departments sPs
cialists. Food Inspection Decisa
140, which relates to the labelling
vinegar, regards the term app
vinegar" and the term cider vin'
gar" as synonymous. and also r
quires that an article made fro
dried apple products shall lie labet
to show the materials from WIKI
it is produced.
The labelling of vinegar made fro
! apple waste as cider vinegar"
apple cider vinegar" will be r
/ garded as a misbranding. say the
ficlals.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18
MADISON

For some weeks Deputy Sheriff F..
s. Adams has had suspicious that
some persons were manufacturing
and selling home brew in this vicinity
Suspicion seemed to point to the
residence of John Noonan below the
Old Point on baseball grounds.
The officers have made several visits
to the Noonan home but were I'M
able to find any evidence Thurs
day. Deputy Adams and Police OFF,
Ger G. A. Lander served a search
warrant on the Noonan house but
round nothing. In the meantime.
Deputies Crocker of Canaan. Clark
of North Arson, and Tuscan of So
lon were stationed in the woods
nearby and after considerable
searching located a Darrell of home
brew near the brook. 1t was decided
to keep watch and find out if posi-
bic who owned it The deputies
were supplied with blankets and af-
ter watching all night and until noon
Friday saw John Perry and John
Noonan approaching the concealed
Darrell. The men were hailed by
Deputy Tuscan and they started to
walk rapidly in opposite direction
but were stopped by the officers. The
trial was held Friday afternoon be-
fore Judge Elmer Sawyer Perry
and Noonan claimed they were tim
Der cruising but were found guilty
and the bond was fixed at $500. for
their appearance before Grand Jury
OF the September term of court.
Mrs. Ed st. James and children of
Grand Falls. Newfoundland ar
rived in Madison Thursday to spend
a few weeks with relatives in Arson.
Mise Fahey and George Nagem
were tried before Judge Frank
Withee Friday forenoon on the
charge OF assault and battery on
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18

Ernest Abbott Of Sidney was a
caller in the city Saturday morning
arriving here from Portland where
on Friday evening he engaged in a
wrestling match with Curley. the
Greek wrestler who appeared at the
Capital Park with the Carnival that
recently visited this city. While
talking to a Journal reporter. Abbott
stated that he stayed with the clever
Greek wrestler in a minute
match and that there was no time
during the struggle when Curley had
an opportunity to throw him to the
mat. Abbott is seriously consider
ing an Offer of d position with the
Firestone Rubber CO. out in Ohio
state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18

Another decision by the Public
Utilities Commission Saturday au-
thorizes the Central Maine Power
Co. 70 mortgage it's plants. prop
critics and franchises now owned
and hereafter acquired to any
trust company or other banking
institution authorized by law 10 &C.
cept the same in trust. to secure the
payment Of the principal and interest
Of so many bonds, 70 be known as its
first and general gold mortgage
bonds, as it may from time to time be
authorized by the Public Utilities
Commission TO issue hereunder. with
such maturities, interest rates. series
designations and other terms and
conditions as its directors may elect
but subject 70 the approval Of the
Public Utilities Commission.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18
SOSlERVILLE

Miss Ada Hisler Of Augusta r
been visiting her aunt, Mrs. A.
Colby.
Little Miss Thelma Husscv ot VI
terville is visiting her grandQaren
Mr.. and Mrs. John + Wiz:
Avery Colby has moved his "a
across the road.
Mrs. Jerre J. Colby and childo
have been passing several days W.
relatives in Xiscasset.
Little Miss"Bernice Chase OF Doy
is the guest Of her aunt. Mrs Geo-
L. Fuller
Fred Trask of Augusta has pass
his vacation at {. W. Evans ard :
turned home.
F. A. Turner finished hay,
Thursday. July "A.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18
Delightful Times
at Island Park

few hours cannot be passed more
delightfully."- these days than in spend
ing thcm at Island Park This is be-
ing evidenced by the fact that hun
dreds Of people are going there daily
~ automobile and by trolley car.
It is particularly popular rendev-
Fous for autonlobil!sts who can reach
the spot in few minutes. find fine
free parking space and enjoy music
By the Douglas Melody Men in the
dancing pavilion. This new attraction
in itself has attracted hundreds to the
resort while the other features Of this.
one of the most beautiful parks in
Maine, have been the means of bring
ing people there from far distant
points. shore dinners served as only
j II. Voyer can serve them. have been
ordered ny the thousand at the Island
Park Inn.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18
New Generations

The following corporations, organ
lied under the laws Of Maine, have
had their articles Of Incorporation
approved by the Office Of the attorney
general:
Jordan & Josselyn Co, organized
July : at Portland Capital stock,
$4,000: all common: paid in, 10000;
par value, 800: shares subscribed.
100. President, Everett r. Josselyn,
Cape Elizabeth; treasurer, Lloyd l.
Jordon. Cape Elizabeth: clerk, Will
liam J. knowlton, Portland; directors
the above. Purposes, to deal in
automobiles and TO manufacture and
deal in automobile accessories and
other articles as may be desirable n
addition thereto or connection there
with. including the right TO operate
under letters patent and patent
rights. Approved July IL.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18

Major Arthur l.. Thayer Of Bangor
chairman Of the Maine Industrial Ac-
cident Commission. has assigned
hearings as follows:
Charles Smith VS. the Bates Manu-
featuring co. and the Americal Mu-
tual Liability Insura nee Co. insurers:
petition to adjust medical bills; hear
ing set for Tuesday July 10. at 4
p. NJ. daylight savings time. in the
municipal court room at Lewiston
before the full commission: Frank A
Morey of Lewiston attorney for the
cmploye.
Peter Cha sso0G vs.. the !. \. Thurs
ton co. and The American Liability
Assurance Cooperation. insurers
petition for award Of comrcnsat ton:
hearing set for Wednesday,. July On
at II A. NJ. standard time. in the
selectmen's Office at Bethel: Tober'
Poyson Of Portland attorney FOR the
insurance COMPANY
Adolph Provost rs. the Somereet
Shoe Co. and the Employers Iiabil-
ity Assurance Corporation, insurers
petition 20 determine extent Of per
Thursday. July Il, at 3 7. ". dav-
light savings time, in the aldern7er'e
room ~ Portland, before tho ful
commission.
TONY Scale IS. tho Portland Co
and the Employers Liability Assur-
ancc Corporation. insurers: rctitior
for award of compel atior; hearing
set for Thursday. Jnly 81 1T y \
n. DAYLIGHT savings time. in the
aldermen's room at Portland; Bern.
ard 4. Bove attorney for the en-
plove.
Frank Godfrey VS.. A Scott Went.
worth and the Travellers Insuran nee
Co. insurers; pctition for review q,
agreement or decree: hearing set fo,
Thursday, July Il. at P. II. daylight
savings time, in the aldermcn's room
at Portland
John DENLY vs.. the Goodall Worst.
ed Co. and the Travellers INSURANCE
Co, insurers: petition for award OF
compensation; hearing set for Fri.
day, July -. at $50 p NJ. STANDARD
time, in the selectmen's office al San.
ford.
Louis Boutin VS. f. E. Wentworth
and the Aetna Life Insurance Co, in.
surers; petition for review Of agree
ment: hearing set for FRIDAY. July
%, at go p NJ. standard time. ir
the selectmen's Office at Sanford.
John Chounard VS.. the Portland
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18
WINDSOR

WEST-Visitors at the home of w.
p. Lamson last week were Mr.. and
Mrs George Cook. Mrs Cooks father.
Aaron Dayi. came To visit James
Cook. Dir. Cooks brother, and the
Lamson family. All arc from Bisdc-
ford. Mr.. Davis has nearly reached
his Gath birthday and IS very well pre-
served for one 50 aged.
Mrs. William Black and children Of
Augusta. are stopping at their farm
while the hay crop is being harvested.
Mr. Black is expected s1on TO assist
Mr. Carpenter in the field.
Miss Evelyn Day of South Eastern.
Mass, is visitor at the Lone Maple
farm for one month.
George Lowden and sons are cut
ting the hay on Lone Maple Farm.
Taber brothers have finished cut
ting the hay on the old Taber home
stead.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18

4 decision has been rendered by
the Public Utilities Commission au-
thorzing tic oxford Electric Co. the
Knox COUNTY Electric Co, the reed
field Light and Power Co. the Win
throp and WAYNE Light and Power
60. she Yarmouth Electric CO. and
the Maine Power Corporation 10 sell
their respective plants. properties,
rights. privileges. powers, franchises,
permits and locations. The sales
IRE made in consideration of the as
sumption by the Central Maine
Power Co. of I'll the respective debts,
liabilities, public duties and obliga-
tons, and all subject TO the lien OF
a certain indenture of mortgage.
Authority is also given in the de-
csion for the Central Maine Power
Co to purchase the property of these
companies.
The decision further states that the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18

F. I. Foster, the Water street
tailor and Mrs. Foster of 132 State
street will leave this Monday for
New York. They will attend the
tailor's convention which takes place
in that city. After the convention
they will go to City Island, a popu-
lar bathing resort near the big city
where they will enjoy a several days
outing, They will be gone about ten
days. The Fosters recently were
run into. on Western avenue. by
some unknown parties who damaged
the car considerably. did not stop to
see the extent of the damage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18
STATE HOUSE
Next meeting Friday July g. A. NJ,


Commissioner Of Agriculture Frank
p. Washburn, with the assistance OF
Attorney General Ransford ". Shaw,
has prepared the following regula-
tons on behalf Of the Plant Pest
Commission as a protection against
any possible distribution in the state
Of the dangerous European corn
borer. The regulations are praeti-
cal!y the same as those adopted by
the commission two years ago, with
the addition Of clause giving
agents Of the Maine Department Of
Agriculture and Federal officials
authority 10 inspect any trucks or
other vehicles coming into the state
which arc suspected Of bringing
sweet corn from infested areas.
European Corn sorer Regulations
I. For the better protection of the
state Of Maine against the introduc-
ton Of the European corn borer and
it's spread over the State, it shall be
the duty Of any person or corpora
ton receiving any corn or other
vegetation from any area in the
United states outside Of the state OF
Maine which now is or hereafter may
he nuarantined by the United states
Department Of Agriculture against
the European corn borer, TO forth
with return the same to its source or
origin outside the State or TO
destroy the same or cause TO be so
returned Or destroyed; or if in the
judgment OF the commissioner OF
agriculture such course is practicable,
to cause the same to be disinfected
in such manner and under such
supervision as said commissioner
may direct And that better protec-
ton against the European corn
borer may be had in this State, the
agents Of the Department Of Agrl-
culture in cooperation with the Fed
eral agricultural agents, shall have
authority to stop and examine all
wagons, trucks or other vehicles
CARRYING or suspected Of carrying
infected corn into this state and 10
take any and all corn found to be in
fected with European corn horer OF
other plant disease and destroy the
same.
(Signed)
PERCITAT, P. BAXTER,
Governor Of the state
RANSFOPD w. SHAW
Attorney General of the State
FRANK r |NASHBURN.
Commissioner of Agriculture
Plant Pest Commission
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18
Card Of Thanks

We wish TO thank all those who
kindly rendered us assistance in NO
or deed. in our recent bereayene,
and the long illness preceding. a,
for the beautiful boral tributes Esp
cially do we wish to express our q
probation TO the II. & ". Employ
the Winslow Fire Dept. and the T
comet Club.
MRS. PHEBE D. CLAPP.
GRACE f. CLAPP
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18

Central Maine Power Co. shall hold
the capital stock Of each company in
its own treasury. in the treasury Of
one Of its subsidiary companies. OF on
deposit with the trustee under the
Central Maine Power Cos. indenture
of mortgage. and shall not reimburse
or sell the same to the public ex-
cept that il may retain in the hands
Of responsible persons. whom it may
select, not exceeding 10 shares Of the
capital stock Of each Of the COM
panjes for the purpose Of maintain
ing complete organization thereof
and qualifying directors.
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Fatty Arbuckle
In Famous Play

James Forbes famous play, The
Travelling Salesman" has been trans
ferred 10 the screen with Roscoe Fat
~ Arbuckle IN the starring role. It
Will be the bis attraction at the Colo
NAL theatre Oh Tuesday and Will be the
first tine a play Of this magnitude has
been booked at & house where there is
a daily change of policy It is con-
sIdered mast excellent vehicle for
the rotund comedian and affords him
unlimited opportunities to put over
the delightful comedy that has made
him such favorite-Ady.
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lare-Wiliey

The many friends of J. Maurice
Lane, principal of Clinton High
school extend to him congratulations
on his marriage to Miss Florence
Wiley OF Scion. which took place in
Slowhegan Friday at p. NJ. Mr..
and Mrs. Lane will reside on Hall
street. Mr.. Lane has held the posi-
ton of principal of Clinton High
school for one year and his work has
been very successful. He is popular
among his pupils and respected by
both pupils and citizens. Best wish
es are extended TO him and to Mrs.
Lane. who will be most gladly well
coined by ALL.
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Nomination. by tire Geverner

following nominations:
County Examiners Of Insane Con-
victs William g. Chamberlain,
Aroostook. Fort Fairfield: F. a. Fer
guson, Cumberland, Portland.
Medical Examiners-Blinn W Rus
sell. Androscoggin, lewiston; G. W.
Twaddle, Androscoggin. Auburn.
Recorder Of the Lincoln Municipal
Court-George ". Singer, Damarls-
Gotta
Board Of Trustees Tuberculosis
sanatoriums-C. L. Bayard. Orono.
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Special Car to Island Park

To accommodate those desiring to
attend the dances in the Island Park
dancing pavilion on Monday. Wed
nesday, Friday and Saturday eve
nings, a special car will leave Au-
gusta at o'clock, beginning July 20,
and will be continued as long as
patronage warrants it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18
To Patrol Angus
ta-LeWistOn Road

Malcolm O'Brien of Gardiner will
on Monday morning. July IS. begin
his duties IS State Highway police,
his route being the highway between
Augusta and Lewiston, which he will
cover by motorcycle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18

Matthias Lindsey of Elgin, Ill, is
visiting his mother, Mrs 3. f.
Getchen. 30 Bangor street. Mr.
Lindsey has been in the west for a
number Of years and will enjoy a
few weeks vacation in Maine.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18
State House Chat

Harry n Jones OF Old Orchard
was registered on Saturday. July IS
by Secretary OF State Frank W. Ball
as license aviator in this State
Governor Percival P. Baxter and
Private Secretary G. r. Chadbourne
went Saturday forenoon By auto 70
Wiscasset 70 attend the farewell 10
Explorer Macmillan. on the occasion
Of his departure for the Far North.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18

The barge Haverford, Capt. Hold
gins in command, arrived Friday at
Purinton brothers wharf. The car
90 was so tons Of coal from the Le-
high Valley coal COMPANY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18
AUGUSTA LOCALS

E 4. Bailey OF Winthrop Center
was business caller Saturday in the
Capital city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18

Kenneth Merrill. Frank Earring
ton and Sanford Fogg Jr. have been
accepted as citizens TO the military
camp at Camp Derens and vii! leave
for that place on the first Of August
for months training.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18

The second week OF August will see
the opening of the first chautauqua
season ever held in Clinton. for at
that time the Radcliffe Company will
set up its tent for three days series
of entertainments. There will be a
performance each afternoon and each
evening beginning probably on We'd
nesday. Each performance consists
of musical entertainment and lee
ture.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-18

William Lidnsey of McAdam juno
ton, who has been visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. B. f. GetchelI, 80 Bangor
street. for the past two weeks, has
returned TO his home