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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-04
Kennebec Journ
Bicycle Contest Department

let t" the Sea Product Company Of
hockland, and who on Friday Of this
week viii open with a full line Of sea
products and also some imported
goods. This company is opening 100
such stores in the State. L. c. Smith
, OF ttockiand IS experimenting the
opening Of this store, but as yet it is
not known who VIII manage it.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bradley and
daughters. Thelma and Beatrice. and
! Mi. and Mrs. Pitts Of Chelsea. Mass.
, who have been the guest of Mrs.
BradleN'S sister, Mrs Donald Burrill.
at her homo on Summer street have
gone to Machias where Mr.. and Mrs.
Pitts have camp. They plan to
VISIT IN Passport before returning to
their home.
Mrs Archie Weston and daughter.
PHYLLIS. are passing this week at
EInbden Pond. Mr. Weston. who ac-
com panied them to th. pond has re
turned home
The Citizens Band of Skowhegan
viii give two concerts at Lakewood
next SundsT, one at go and the
other at 40 r. NJ.
Edwin Wilder Sturtevant. follow
ing a visit with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. +. +. Sturtevant. has re-
'rred to Boston where he has had
POSITION for several years with the
wholesale house of Farnsworth and
Hoyt as mail order clerk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold McRay have
returned from visit with Mr.. Nc
Rays parents. Mr.. and Mrs George
McRay at their home in North Vas
salboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy SWEET were
in Fairfield Tuesday to attend the
concerts both afternoon and evening
of the Community Chautauuua. when
their daughter, Mrs. Eta SWEET
Bradley of Boston was the soloist.
The Agricultural Girls Club re-
Gently held "a meeting at the home
Of the local leader, Mrs. c. A. Stor-
er, on Middle street with a good at
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-04
WINSLOW

4 COW owned by Seldom Reynolds
of Bay street. which feeding near
the Sebasticook Il. X. bridS on
Tuesday afternoon, was struck h; the
train going west and knocked into
the river. The COW VIII re quite a
loss to Mr.. Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Luce are en-
tertaining Or. and Mrs. Z, K. Blais-
dell of Mapleton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Rhoades of
this town and Mr.. and Mrs. o. r.
McKechnie and Miss Lucy McKech-
, ME of Waterville We're recent visitors
OF Pittstield friends
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Simpson and
sons Donald and Arnold of Benton
avenue and Mrs. Simpsons parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Murray.
daughter Alice and son Jerome of
Waterville are passing two weeks at
, Owls Head.
! Miss Hiida Wood is guest OF Miss
Margaret Salmond
! Mrs. Charles York has, returned
from Fairfield. where she passed a
week with relatives
/ Mrs. Arthur b. Robinson is the
| guest of friends in Bath.
! Irving Kendall OF the firm of Ken
/ dali and Ramsey of Bay street is
passing his vacation at Lakewood
! Miss Christobel Beaubier of Au-
burn is guest of Miss Gladys Bal
entine.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Gibbs are
passing their vacation in Canada.
| Mrs. Alex Salmond was a guest re-
Gently at the home of her brother
Harvey w. Hodges:
! Elmore Wood is guest of his
F.! aunt, Mrs. Maud Garland
! Miss Lucy Kinds of Benton Falls
is a guest Of Mrs. Emily Horne.
A, Mrs. Louis HamIin is the gnest OF
/ Benton relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Luce aud son
Wifted We're recent guests Of Madi-
son relatives.
: Charles BiaisdeIl and three
/ daughters of Brunswick are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Halves.
I The fire department was called
! Monday noon to a fire on the roof OF
Walter NJ. Tobey's residence on Ba,
street. It caught from the sparks
from the train and was discovered
by one of the neighbors who was
passing. The damage was slight.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marcia 81
= Lithgow street recently were guests
Of Mr.. Marcia parents. Mr. and
Mrs. David Marcia at Benton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roger Brown and
daughter and Mr., and Mrs Harry
Pollard and children OF Benton are
passing week at Pettee's pond.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wells OF
mesburr. Mass. are euests OF Mr.
. and Mrs. Randolph Shores on Herd
street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-04

guests of Mrs. DorothYs brother,
Charles Estes at Hotel Oxford. Will
leave this Thursday afternoon for
WatcrVille, where they VIII visit lis.
Dorothy's aunt, Mrs. Mae Jcwett. and
her cousin Mrs. Roy Lancaster at
their home on Union street, and Of
other relatives. They viii then go to
Crescent Beach. where they viii be
guests Of Mrs. Lizzie Gilbert Before
returning TO then home they will visit
with a brother Of Mrs. Dorothy. Viii
liam Estes in Boston.
Miss Maud Roullard, the manager
of the local Green Brothers store is
having d vacation and Mr.. Stevens
from Portland IS in charge of the
store during her absence
Miss Welthea Richardson Of Rome
arrived in town on the II % train
"Wednesday and is III. guest Of Miss
Arlene kilgore at The home of her
mother, Mrs Ida NJ. kIlgote. on the
corner Of West Front and Pine
streets
Mr. and Mrs Elias Taylor have
returned I" Portland fter being in
town the guests of 'lcir parents.
MI and Mrs. Charles Tayl'~ Of Mad
ison avenue and Mr.. and DIS ] Au-
gustus Swain.
Mrs. Stewart McCowbry and two
children, Phyllis and Walter. e
turned "Wednesday noon from Rich
mond, where they had been the
guests of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest Pinkham.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Nash. who
are passing their honeymoon at the
Harding cottage at North Pond.
Smithtield. are enjoying an auto trip
through the northern part of Som
erset county They plan to spend
some time at kineo before they re-
turn.
The store in Water street Below
the Maine Central Railroad crossing.
owned by E. \. Bison and formerly
occupied by Lashen and Butter as a
grocery and meat market, has been
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-04

Whitney cottage at North Pond
Smithfeld. Every member VIII take
food and a plate, cup, spoon and knife
and fork for each one in her party
The trip viii he made by automobile
Further announcement viii he made
later in regard to time of starting
and the place at which to meet tc
take the cars.
Merton Holt who has been in town
the guest of Mrs. Vera Daggett re-
turned to his home in Hinckley. Wed
nesday morning.
Mrs. NJ. A. Mengess Of Athens was
in town Wednesday and left on the
40 train for Wiscasset, on a business
trip. She will pass Il few days there
with friends.
Mrs W. \, Smith of Camden and
Mrs. Joe Donahue Of Corning. \. =,
have returned to their homes. leav-
ing on the 40 tram Wednesday
morning after being the guests OF
their brother William Dore.
Roland Brooks. who recently was a
visitor in the homes of Mr. and Mrs.
George Cox and Mr.. and Mrs Thomas
Dionne, has returned to his home in
Portsmouth. \. II.
The Carrabasset Lodge will hold
its semi monthly meeting on Wednes-
day evening and this Thursday eve
ming the Canton Somerset will meet
in @. O. T. hall
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Brooks and
sons, Donald. Harold. Earl and Maur-
ice and an aunt. Miss Sahrins Park =
man of st. Adams, were in town
Tuesday. making a pleasure trip in
their machine.
The funeral service for Joseph
H. Lancaster who died Monday night.
will be held at his late home on East
Maple street this Thursday afternoon
and will be conducted by the Rev.
George Merriam of the Bethany Bap-
list church The burial will be made
in the Southside cemetery.
Mrs. Delhert g. Dorothy and two
daughters. the Misses Ruby and Lois
of Montclair, \. j., who have been
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-04

morning train Wednesday. after being
the guest of his parents, Nh and Mrs.
John Fl. Grundy at their home on
Mechanic street, since Monday.
Lester Shepler was in Winthrop
calling on friends Wednesday. MIR
Shepley formerly was employed in
Winthrop.
AIRS Moses Carpenter and little son
went To Lewiston Wednesday morn
Carpenters sister Mrs. E,lmira
Boothby,
Mrs c. r. Pratt Of Sherman and
her daughter, Miss NJ. T. Pratt of
Norwood Mass, left Wednesday on
the 40 train for Oxford county
where they will be the guests of rela-
tivCS after being the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. G. Davis Miller at their
home on Elm street.
The First Friday devotions at the
Notre Dame OF Lourdes church, will
be conducted 'hy the pastor. Rev Fr.
J. Louis \. Renaud. tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Pierce returned
TO their home in The Forks Wednes-
day, after being in town shopping
Mrs. Alwilda Waugh left on the
7.40 train Wednesday for ST. Johns.
y. B.. where she will visit her sister.
Mrs. Louis Dousal
Mrs. Minnie Goodwin of Canaan
was in town shopping. Tuesday
The Priscilla Eebekah Lodge held
its July meeting Tuesday evening and
field day was planned, which will be
held next Wednesday afternoon at the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-04
Fourth Fire 2 Weeks
May Mean a Firebug

Dover, Me. Aug "A fine set Of
buildings valued AT about $4,000 and
located on the State road to Dexter.
two and onc-half miles from this viii
LACE owned by John Budris. Rus
sian, were destroyed by fire at I
clock Monday afternoon. Besides
the buildings, stock furniture, farm
tools, etc. were lost. There were ten
COWS, some hens and hogs. At the
time the tira broke out Mrs. Budris
and SIX children were in the build
ingS.
There is evidence that the buildines
Nor" set ana officials have been busy
investigating all clues. AS this is the
iouith IRE in this neighborhood in the
past few weeks, all of which seem 70
be the acts of the same parties. the
authorities are using every effort to
IN Inc blame. On Tuesday two men
were questioned very sharply about
their Whereabouts a the time of the
IRE. The insurance on the buildings
which were one Of the finest sets in
thls farming section is very small
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-04
ALBION

Rev. n. NJ. Heikes has gone to
Massachusetts to attend the y. r.
Christian convention and Craigville
campmeeting.
1t is expected that l.. w. Jones of
South China will preach al the Chris
tian church Sunday. Aug. &
william Leonard. who has been in
Somervile, Mass, for surgical treat
ment. has returned home. He was
accompanied by his daughter, Mrs.
Minnie Hight or that city.
Mrs, Mildred Reynolds. who has
been visiting her parents SIR. and
Mrs. z. ". Hussey has returned to
her home in Burnham.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-04
Boy Rescues Two
At Lake Embden

North Arson. Me. Aug. Otto
"ro'on Vi Madison Was the hero Of
d daring rescue at Lake Emhdep
MONDAY forenoon. Two bows from
the BOYS Camp at the lake went out
III sailing craft from near Rock
Point. The water was very rouob
OH the prevailing high wind, so
lhAt the craft capsized near the mid
ave or the lake. The bows could
SWIM. but in the rough water were
becoming exhausted when Weston
reached them III a row boat and
Win difficulty got them into his
boat ana brought them ashore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-04
MERCER

Mr. and Mrs. Claire Williamson
OF Boston Mass, are guests of NIr.
Nliilamson's mother, Mrs. MiIly
Diggles.
Mrs. Mary Lamont of Portland is
tie guest for few weeks CT Nrc
Margaret Croswetl.
Mary Lawton Of Maiden Mass
IS passing her vacation with hcr
aunt. Mrs. William Doran.
Dora Works of Boston * H..
guest of her sister Mrs Edith Will
hanson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Smith motored
TO Lewiston Monday.
fairly large crowd attended the
ball game Saturday between Nor
ridgewock and Mercer, held on AL
len field.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-04

Two boys from Is to Is Years Of
&c from q camp at the head OF
Lmbden Pond where about 50 are
camping Tor the summer, took
canoe with I, sail last Monday morn
'"S ana We're sailing around the pond.
~ me time there was a high WIND
ana Tic water was rough and when
nearly opposite Greene Gibbs cottage
'pou1 hdII way across the pond the
'ahoe capsized Mrs. Clark who was
stopping al theBen Collins cottage,
S"N me accident and ran to nearby
'ot'dSe where Otto Weston of Arson
vas STAY ln2. He at once took ms
'"' ana rushed to their assistance,
d IN" same time other boats below
d'eh We're trying to reach them, but
-" account Of the high wind made lit
we htadWaN. while Otto Weston with
""iVHltN soon had both boys safely
Al NJ" boat The boys were expert
""lnlme!s OF they would not have
zen able to have Withstood the rough
water
Yrs. \, +, Briggs. who is principal
the Allen Briggs school at Andover.
ass and who has been the guest
~ Nifs. sarah :. Marston AT her home
~ haptist Hill, left Wednesday morn
''s Tor Portland.
MIS- George Ware and son. Clifford,
enl 10 Lewiston on a shopping trip,
Wednesday.
Lester Grundy. who is in charge of
~ ooEs' work at the Chestnut street
i'ethodist church in the city of Port
"nu' returned TO Portland on the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-04
BELGRADE

NORTH-Miss Ivis Alexander is
passing several DAYS in Boston. the
guest Of friends.
Nh. and Mrs. John Cool accompa :
MED by Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Cool OF
S;kowhegan are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs George Nutter Miss Edith
Gleason and Miss Syrepa Cook Wis
tied with Christine and Edna Cook
Saturday.
Bert G. Eickforl was 4 business
caller in Watervillc, Friday.
The friends OF Mrs Mary Gleason
who is i'll at her home here, will be
glad TO know that she is much bet
tp',
Mrs, Alice Clark of Augusta vas
called here recently by the Illness
and death Of her mother
Nh. and Mrs. Albion Spaulding of
attend the funeral Of Mr.. Spaulding' s
sister, Mrs, Eidora Tibbet;s.
The friends Of Lloyd Alexander,
who has been very i'll with pneumo-
MIA, will be glad to know that he is
able 10 he out once more.
Arson Quimby of Waterville, who
was formerly a resident of North
Belgrade was calling on friends in
town Saturday.
A party of boys with their council
lors from Morgan's summer camp at
Winthrop, are tenting on Lakeshore
Farms, Great Pond
The infant son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Willard Stevens has been named
Allan Elwood
John Cook, who is employed in Oak
land was caller at his home here
Sunday.
Miss Jessie Mitchell is employed at
Crystal Spring camp for a short time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-04
MONTVILLE

CENTER Robinson will hay
for MIR. Lannen on Twitchell Hill
this week
Miss Myrtle Penney is visiting in
East Thorndike al present.
A very interesting meeting was
held at Vose schoolhouse last SUNDAY
afternoon, there being good sized
congregation to appreciate the serv-
ices
Ernest and George Penney did the
hay cutting on the Lamb farm this
season.
Guy Jackson, who is one OF our
ablest young business men, born and
raised in town, is now a salesman for
}. +. Gerrity and Co. In Bangor and
is doing exceedingly well in the work
he has undertaken.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-04
Visitors to Japan
Decreasing Due to
Poor Hotel Service

Toxic. Aug. Shy the Associated
Press Visitors to Japan are stead
lily decreasing in number and this is
due to the inadeuuacy Of hotel ac-
commoda ton. Ia the extremely high
price of commodities and to the in
tensitN in some parts of the United
states of feeling against the japan
csc according to Aisaku Hayashi.
managing director OF the Imperial
Hotel. My Hayashi set forth his
views on this matter at the annual
meeting of the members OF the Japan
Tourist Bureau.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-04
Winona Gilbert

Winona Gilh' rt who had been in
failing health for the past year and
a half. died Tuesday night at her home
on Houghtpn street. She is survived
ny her mother and two brothers. Sher-
man Gilbert OF Hkowhegan and Lero,-
Gilbert Of Madison. She was a ma
tive of Madison and was, 20 years and
months old
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-04

Canada, with $500 dairy factories,
exported S3s,o0o,0Oo worth of cheese
last year. Most of the exports went
to England. .
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-04
Viles-luce

Miss Ethel &. Luce the daughter
o. Mr.. ana Mrs. Carl Luce Of Starks.
ana Ralph A NiIes Of Madison were
married Wedne sday afternoon at
10 o'clock at the Bethany Baptist
parsonage by the Key. George Mer-
liam The single ring service was
used The bride wore handsome
brown eeorgette dress The couple
were unattended and LETT immediate
~ after the service on an automobile
Wedding trip. The bride has been a
successful teacher. Mr.. and MIS-.
Niles are tn reside in Madison Both
baHc many friends in tFra communi-
lies where they have lived who will
extend best wishes for future happi-
ness and success.
Mrs. Charles Young. who is pass
ing several weeks al their cottage at
North Pond. Smithfield was in town
Tuesday on business and shopping
Mrs. Arrie Jones left on tie Z. 40
train Wednesday for her home in
Minneapolis. Mimi. after being the
guest Of her twin sister, Mrs. Josh
ua +. VILLA ms at her home on
Mount Pleasant avenue. hcr nephew
Fl &. Judkins OF Water street and of
a Younger sister. Mrs. i. V. Barker
al her home in Athens. Mrs. Jones
has not been east before for II years
and SIZE now at the age Of % years,
IS making the trip alone. Mrs. Jones
has spent a month in Somerset Coun-
t, and has visited the place of her
brother on Sticknev Hill in Athens
and has seen>a number of her Old
friends.
The remains Of Herbert Gushing
formerl! Of Skowhegan arrived from
Lynn. Mass. "Wednesday for
burial Mr., Gushing arrived on the
morning train and returned to Lynn,
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Mary \, Bailey viii entertain
the Pioneer Past Noble Grands' As
ISOLATION next MondaN. Aug. Sth at
her home on Fairvicw avenue. La
dies are requested 10 attend the meet
ing prepared to finish the quilt.
Mrs. Laura Hilton Of Madison was
in town Tuesday on her way TO Au-
gusta where she will he the guest OF
Mr. and Mrs Frank Longfeliow.
other guests IT the Lonefe'low
home are Mrs. Flora Withee and
daughter. Miss Florence Of Skowle-
gan who also went to Augusta Tues
DAY.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-08-04

tendance. One guest Mrs. b. L.
Haines was present The club are
now getting ready for the August
field day. The next meeting of the
club will be held on next Wednesday
afternoon. August 10, at the home of
Mrs. Storer.
Mrs. Emma Nutting of Winter
street has been called to North An
son by the illness of her sister-in
law. Mrs Lincoln.
Mrs. Grin Packard reports excel
lent roads nearly all the way to
Portland, where he drove Tuesday,
going on business and making 100
miles and ) stops, calling at Wind
ham, Gorham. and Westbrook. Mr..
Packard and his party left here at
1:30 A. NJ and returned at 1890 p.
NJ.
The fire depart ment responded to
q call from box As about II o'clock
Wednesday for I'll fire in the woods
and grass between the old slaughter
house of the late Philander Whittier
and the Catholic cemetery on North
avenue. The company returned to
the station about noon considering
the fire "all out but because of a
heavy wind on the plains it began
burning again in the early afternoon
and the company responded to a sec
ond call for assistance. Only a
small damage was done.
The little daughter of MIR and
Mrs. Honore Bouchard was christen-
cd on Tuesday evening at the Notre
Dame Of Lourdes church. The very
impressive rites We're performed by
the pastor, the Rev FIR. J. Louis A
Renaud. The God mother was Lot
tie Bouchard and the lady attending
was Mrs. Arthur Lebel.
Frank Everett of Corinth. came to
SkoWhegan by automobile Wednes-
day forenoon and returned i'm the
afternoon. accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. Persis Everett Of Carl
bou, who has been in town for seV-
eral weeks, the guest of her sister.
Mrs. George Moody lat her home on
Mount Pleasant avenue. Mrs. Everett
will be the guest of her son and his
family at their home in Corinth. Mr..
and Mrs. Moody also went to Corinth
and will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
FOR a short time.
Mr., and Mrs. George +. Sampson
and their children. Warren. Mildred,
Robert and Barbara, have returned
to their home in Springfield. Mass.
after being the guests OF Mr. Samp-
sons sister Mrs. Herbert l., Nichols
at the parsonage Of the Centenary
Methodist church on the Island.
l.. Kendall Rogers and Donald
Giddings Of Augusta were in town
Wedne sday OH their hike from their
HON" in the capitol city to Moose
head Lake.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18
3 ARRESTS DRY
AGENTS AS SEQUEL
TO GUN BATTLE
Charges Filed Against
Three Prisoners at
Las Cruces

Prohibition oniccrs working out OF
the Office Of Precipitation Director
ID. W. Snydrr have just arrested Jesus
Estrada ami his son. j. Estrada. Jr.
and a third prisoner hy the name OF
Csazaies at I'M. \. NJ according 10
word received lore ycstcrday.
The arrest came Ms a sequel TO the
run battle which occurred at Hill last
"wednesday IN which Albuquerque OIL
GERS participated ana in which one
officer was wounded. The wounded
officer war not from Albuquerque
however.
J. Estrada. Ir.. was found to have
a wound In n hand when arrested.
He old officers. according 20 reports,
that he had smashed his hand with
n hammer. BY. when he vas taken
70 n piiysacinu tiie physician reported
that h Injury was a gunsltot wound,
Federal charges havo been filed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-12-18

In an nrtieis ~Epa>arinx IN The
sunday Herald OF August q under
chs heading Man accused of CATTLE
thnfts caught affer rs monfhs.~ Il
was stated that George HOPKINS had
been Rrrested a. Gibson y. AZ. b.
United states NAruhn1 Charles II.
Kern. charged Win dritsng MIN had
81 cattle on u the Fort Denanoe
Indian reservation IN Arizona on Apdl
-. 1870.
The Herald has harmed since this
article appeared that the information
eantained In the articis was very In
acc1rafc and Wishes 10 take this on
porfunity Of publicly ~rcfrnctinE the
article a. u dia ar Hopkins an
5Ejafr
Nj. Hopkins was no charged with
cattle stealing a. was stated In the
Invading a ths article Neither was
h. pursued for ~ montha as the
article stated The facts In tine case
aid not warrant any such statements.
~lccpr1inc 20 Information that Tho
Herald has since obtained.
The Hcxnld 70 Gssd to make this re-
traction and cdrrection % a missfnte-
nent In order 70 seefsfy n Injury
tnAf may have been Zone Ar. Hop
A3Ir. |