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RIDGE NEWS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

s Messrs. Henry and Alvin Hutchi-
son and Miss Rosa Lee Hutchison,
of Atlanta, spent Friday with their
father, Mr.. Johnnie Hutchison. +
Miss Ollie Sue Waters is visiting
relatives in Anderson.
Miss Vera Crittendon spent Sun.
day with Miss Virginia Turner. ~.
Mrs. Otto Nelson and Mrs. T. D.
Morrow spent Tuesday with Mrs. J. j
Boles.s n.y. E,n-s +,
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnnie Waters and
children were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. W. Watkins Sunday.
Mr.. Marvin Grittendon spent Sun
day with Mr.. Willie Turner.
Miss Leila Mae Turner spent
Tuesday with Mrs. odell Boles.
Miss Flora Turner spent Tuesday
night with Miss Roberta Hutchinson.
- Mr.. Charlie Hutchinson spent Sat.
urday with Mr.. T. A. Turner. =.
Mr. Willie Show and Jimmie Wat.
ers spent the weekend with Mr.
Capers Shaw. ~ @.. '..' .:.'.. -
Mr.. Willie Turner spent Saturday
night with Mr.. Henry Morrow.
| Miss Eula Mae Waters has return
ed home, after an extended visit te
her cousin, Mrs. Estelle Peace Of
Anderson. "
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NEWS FROM OVER THE COUNTY
LONG CANE

Miss Davis, Of Greenwood, i
visiting Misses Marie and Math'
McIlwaine. ..@.. -.
Mr.. Ben King is on the sick list
We hope for him a speedy recovery
Mrs. w. D. Beauford and daugh
ters, Misses Linnie and Viola spen'
Wednesday in the city with Mr.. ant
Mrs. w. 8. Bosler.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. brennan Of
Anderson, spent few days las
week with MIR and Mrs. W. B. Beau
ford. -, .....
The ladies auxiliary Of Long
Cane met with Mrs. W. T. King Fri
day afternoon. The time was spent
very pleasantly and after the meet
ing ice cream and cake were served
Mr. and Mrs. C. p. Cromer spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. W. D.
Beauford. .r..... ..I
Messrs. Samuel Beauford and
sons, Raymond. and Ralph, Charlie
Creswell and Cowan Young, o1
Troy, spent Monday night with Mr.,
w. D. Beauford. .. .....,
Mrs. John Beauford, Of near Alb.
beville, spent the weekend with Mr.,
and Mrs. J. 81. Cromer:.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billie Brown spen,
the weekend in the city with rela:
tives. -,
Mrs. Jennie Bolts and daughters,
Misses Ethel and Alma, spent Tues.
day afternoon with Mr.. and Mrs. C,
P. Cromer. w -,
Mrs. W. d. Beaaford and daugh.
ter, Miss lone, and Mr.. and Mrs. A.
L. brennan spent the weekend in
Greenwood with Mr.. and Mrs. W. b.
Beauford. ,;,sz E,
Mr.. Eugene Miller spent Sunday
with his father Mr.. ]. D. Miller. =.
Mr.. hubert Bolts, Of the city,
spent Sunday with his home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Cromer and
children spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. D. Beauford.
Mr.. Sam Bruce was a business
visitor to the city Monday. Z. )
:Mr. George Poore spent a few
days of last week in Greenwood.
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BlcE WANTS WIFE
Judge Prince Orders Bolt to Bring
Mrs. Bice to Court

Anderson Mail. .,-
Judge George E. Prince this morn
ing issued an order requiring w.
Lewis Bolt to bring the body Of
jamie, Moorehead Bice, to his cham.
bers at Anderson Monday morning,
August 18th, to await the DISPOSE
ton of the court when the hearing
is completed.
The papers in the case were fled
by w. p. Bice and Moselle Bice, his
son, who appeal for the return Of
jamie Moorehead Bice, the wife Of
Moselle Bice. From information, it
seems that Moselle Bice and Jania
Moorehead, a niece Of ". Lewis
Bolt, were married on August 7th in
Greenwood and that on August 9th
Bolt came and took the young wife
away from her husband.
It is said that Mr.. Bolt declares
that the girl is not II years Of age.
and that the marriage is null.
The petition to Judge Prince upon
which the order was issued, reads:
/. That W. P. Biee is a citizen and
a resident Of the county Of Anderson
SON and that petitioner Moselle Bice
is the SON Of W. P. BiceN and is the
husband Of jamie Moorehead Bice,
all Of whom reside in the county Of
Anderson as well as the respondent,
W. Lewis Bolt. D.. }!
2. That petitioner Moselle Bice
married jamie Moorehead on the
seventh day of August, 1921, said
state. y: g,. ~. +. -
81 That respondent W. Lewis
Bolt, on the eighth day Of August,
1921, forcibly, unlawfully and
against the will and consent Of the
petitioners, Moselle Bice and, w. p.
Bice, and against the will and con-
sent Of jamie sMooreheadi Bice, did
seize the said jamie Moorehead Bice
and carried her to his home and the
said respondent now has jamie NJ.
Bice in his unlawful possession and
detains her unlawfully against the
will Of the said jamie M. Bice, and
against the will of the petitioners.
a. That the said jamie M. Bice
is being restrained Of her liberty un-
lawfully, is: unable for that reason
20 petition the court for a writ Of
habeas corpus. Eg IT, !, ,5s,, 4, :
Wherefore, your petitioners pray
a writ of habeas corpus to deliver
the said jamie M. Bice from the Gus
tody and control of the respondent,
w. Lewis Bolt, and that the said
jamie M. Bice be allowed to leave
he custody and control Of the re;
'spondent and to- 60 with her hus-
band, Moselle Bice, and for such re-
lief as may be just.
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BErHsA NEWS
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Mrs. Jas. J. Link visited he
daughter, Mrs. Orviale Calhoun, o.
Bordeaux, last week.
Mrs. Fannie Still and two children
of Greenwood, are visiting relatives
here. 49,. ....
Misses Mary Spence, Julia Belle
Beauford and Maggie Woodhurs'
were the recent guests Of Mrs. Lewis
Beauford. a. -. o.. -
Mr. Neuffer and Clyde Fleming
and Billie tFortescue, OF Level Land
spent the weekend at the home od
Mr.. A. K. Woodhurst. =,
Miss Frances Smith of Santuc,
spent the weekend with Miss Ruth
Beauford. a....%
Misses Grace, Isabelle and Melrose
Dansby are visiting relatives in Au.
gusta this week. :a....- -.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred McNeill and
daughter, 'Winifred, Of Troy, visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Beauford last
week. .&.a
Miss Maude Pettigrew is visiting
Mrs. Mckenzie at Marion. -
Mrs. Will Langley spent satur-
day in Flatwoods with Mrs. Robert
langley. ! hi. !,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baughman
spent several days last week with
their daughter, Mrs. Charlie Link, OF
Greenville. .n
Miss Rosalie Maxwell. has returned
to her home in MT. Carmel, after a
visit to Miss, Mary Cason. 4
Neuffer Fleming and Kennedy
Woodhurst spent Saturday night
with Lewis Beauford. ~ { !
Mr. Eli Link, Of Greenville, is
visiting relatives here. !
The meeting will start Thursday
night the 25th at Bethia. as3
Mrs. Will Link and daughters,
spent last Thursday with Mrs. Mar
shall Hall and Miss Ruth Beauford.
Mr.. Frank Woodhurst visited
friends in cCormick recently. +
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Woodhurst
and children returned home Sunday
after visiting relatives here.
Mr.. Willie Beauford, of Green
wood, spent the weekend here with
relatives. AIS, :, =. ..;; r;
u Mr.. Norman Caaon spent Sunday
at MT. Carmel with Mr.. Henry Cason.
Mrs. Luther Link and children
are spending a few days in Abbevine
with relatives. "A Er&. -
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DUE WEST NEWS.
\ A. r. Presbyterian
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Mrs. Cook and son, Of Birming
ham, Ala, are the guests Of Mr.. ans
Mrs. E. P. Kennedy. -:
ME-. Arthur Brooks has accepted
position with the Government Aeria
Station in Due West. ....
Misses Mary Waldrep and Rutl
Fowler Of Greenville are visiting thu
Misses Fowler. #... r.
Miss jamie Agnew left the first o1
the.week for q visit to friends ant
relatives at Lancaster.
'g Miss Lola Lowman. .of Newberry il
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mr.
A. T., Fowler.
Miss Bessie Fowler returned or
Monday from an extended visit to
! Rpnan, S; C. rs.
Mrs. Pearl Scoggins Denny and lit
/ tie daughter Of Wrens, Ga, are the
guests Of Mr.. J. ]. ScoggiLs.
Misses Stella. Margaret and Mary
Fowler returned to Due West on Fri
day. -
Mrs, Long, nee Miss Quinn, and
children Of Charlotte are the guests
S Of Mr.. and Mrs. D S. Edwards.
Miss Rosa Burns of Richburg, 8.
Y c., was visitor in Due West last
! week. 5''.c &. (,
Mr.. and Mrs. &c. Todd, their lit
tile SON and Robert Moffatt Willis
went over to Edgemoor on Friday.
Misses Jean Agnew, Mary and
Jean Moffatt left on Monday to at
!. tend house-papty at Troy, S, C.
sS Dr.. r. M. Stevenson has been at
Crowder's Creek the past week help
i ing Rev: W. G. ,Grier carry on /
meeting. 3.:s al u
Mrs. NJ. J.. Harris, Mrs. Mamie
Moon, Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Fowler and
I family are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.
r. Fowler.
Misses Bette Morrow, Malvina
Kennedy and Mr.. John Kenndy, Of
!; Troy, were visitors in Due West last
week. .5@. e.
Mrs. w. L. Brownlee, after an ex.-
tended visit to her mother, Mrs.
Hannah, Of Coyington, Tenn, is. ex.
I peeted to reach Due West today,
3 Tuesday. - Il i5f@
% Mr.. Brice Med. Waters, of Rod.
MANS. c., paid the Presbyterian Of
fice a short visit last week. He and
his family were returning to Rod.
man after a visit to relatives in Alb
s. .beville. B;
It was q pleasure to the friends OF
Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Hudson, Mrs. p
]. Hudson and Miss Eunice Hudson,
4 Of Atlanta, Ga, to have them visit
Due West. This was Mr.. Hudson's
first visit to Due West. he expressed
himself as pleased with the equip.
ment Of grounds and buildings Of our
institutions. Our people will be glad
to have these good friends repeat
their visit as often as they can.
Mrs. Maggie Bonner, of Texas, i
on q summer vacation and is spend
ing a part Of it in Due West, where
she lived until her marriage to Mr.
+ Bonner. Her friends are glad to see
her back again in her childhood home
Mrs. Bonner notes many changes
since she left here some years, ago
She is interested in many things
about Due West andth her mind turns
fondly to the scenes Of her CHILDHOOD
days. .t..g 49,.
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-21
Members of St. Mary's
Church Hold Successful
Lawn Party Wednesday

The members OF st. Mary's parish
held a very successful lawn party
Wednesday afternoon on the church
grounds on Western avenue. There
was a large attendance and the va
rious booths were we'll patronized. 4
miniature merryg 60 round and
swings furnished amusement aplenty
for the young people. while the games
of Hoop-la, digging for treasures and
baseball throwing were other enjoy
able features.
4 program of musical selections by
the White Sisters Orchestra was
scheduled TO be given in the evening,
but owing to the rainy weather this
part of the program was postponed
until this Thursday evening.
The various booths were presided
over by the following ladies':
Refreshments--Mrs. Dennis Dono-
wan, chairman; Mrs. Grace Dow, Mrs.
Daniel Berran, Mrs. Laura Cough
lin, Mrs. Walter Mitten and Mrs.
James Murphy.
Cooked food-Mrs. Katherine Lar
kin, Mrs. Katherine Roderick. Can
dy-Mrs. Charles White, Miss Bessie
Murphy, Miss Lillian White and Miss
Mary Murphy. Ice cream-Mrs.
James Fitzgerald and Mrs. Thomas
Donahue. Coffee-Mrs. Hannah
Lynch. Punch and soda-Mrs. Ed
ward Cunning, Mrs. Frank McMas-
tiers, Mrs. William j. Davine and
Mrs. Fred Logan. Novelties-Mrs.
Charles Murphy, Mrs. John Hanson,
president of the Drexel Society, and
Mrs. William Ryan. Balloons and
popcorn-Mrs. James Conley and
! Miss Margaret Porter of Boston.
Rev FIR. Thomas j. Mclaughlin had
general charge of the affair. The
games were in charge of Rev. j. r.
McGoWan
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All Buddies Again
Continued from Page One)

It was a great crowd that was at
the camp, wonderful showing Of
Maine soldiers, for fully 500 had ar
rived during the day and it is con-
fidently believed that the number will
be swelled to 900 today. Col. Frank
NJ Hume who commanded the old
outfit was there and so was Maj. Gen.
Clarence r. Edwards. the "old man"
of the Goth division.
OF course there was levity at the
the other hand there weret hings that
one might not have expected. Re-
unions are always more or less of a
good time and that is what has been
planned for the old 103rd. But when
smiling veterans swept up to the old
camp ground in their cars or tramp
ed up the dusty road and saw the
flag from the big pole, the old weather
beaten officers quarters, the row upon
row of pyramidal tents, they no
longer smiled
Back to their faces came grim
ness and solemnity that had not been
seen in months. They forgot their
gaiety, Strengthened their shoulders
and sighed. A sigh may have a
wealth of meaning. 1t did Wednes-
day, for by the signs that came from
the men were expressed pride in the
old outfit, JOY at the gathering of old
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REMODEL GRAMMAR
SCHOOL BUILDING,
COMMITTEE ADVISES

A special town meeting was held
Tuesday evening. Town Clerk Mrs.
NJ Carrie French called the meeting
to order and H. +. Foster was elect
cd modera tor
DIR. f. H. Badger gained the floor
and made motion to adjourn the
meeting to a subsequent date, giving
as his reasons that so few We're in
attendance and that it was his own
desire as well as that of the other
members of the school building com
mittec that a large number attend
the meeting as it was of large i'm
portance to the town.
Though but a few attended, it
seemed to be the desire that the re-
port of the committee be given so
that the project could be considered.
Accordingly the doctor withdrew his
motion and the town proceeded to
consider the report of the commit
tee.
DR. Badger presented the unani-
nous report of the committee which
was to the effect that the room in
the High school building where the
seventh grade is housed is totally
unfit for use by reason Of the low
ceiling and poor light and that the
State educational department will
not permit it's use much longer; that
the Grammar school building on
Main street is poorly lighted, poorly
heated and poorly ventilated. The
toilet system is very inefficient and
deserves the condemnation of every
parent whose child attends school
there, says the report: the founda-
ton of the building is perfect and
the basement floor is in good condi-
ton as is also the general structure
of the building, such as it's walls
and floors. Several propositions were
considered by the committee. The
first was to erect new grade build
ing but as the cost would be $40, 900
or more, this was deemed inadyis-
able. Another one was to erect a
building to house both the Grade and
High schools, but this would cost
Sl2o.OOO. The big problem was re
garding the size of the rooms in such
building as at present there are two
grades in room, but, if the town
grows, it might be but a few years
before 1t would be necessary to have
one grade only in a room. BY reas-
on OF this uncertainty, this PROPOSE
ton was rejected. Another project
was to remodel the town hall but. as
it meant new town hall practical
ly, this was not deemed feasible.
After consulting competent archi-
tects, the committee decided that
there were possibilities in the Gram
mar school building and recon-
mend its remodeling. Two class
| rooms would be added to the north
side of the building which would al
SO allow room for domestic science
or other purposes in the basement
beneath. 4 corridor and wardrobes
! through the middle of the building
would be provided by taking some
eight feet from the inner sides of
! the present rooms, making the en-
! trance to the new ROOMS through
this corridor. All windows would he
/ removed from the north. side of the
! present rooms and more would be
added to the long sides, and the
| desks would be turned so that the
| light will come from the pupils left
side.
The toilets would be re-arranged
with sanitary fixtures and an emer-
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Francis were in Waterville on bust
ness Saturday.
The w c. r. L. and the Mission
airy Society met with Mary w. Jones
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs Rufus
Jones conducted the Missionary les
son.
II. w Austin was in Augusta on
business Thursday.
Rufus NJ. Jones will speak at the
chapel Sabbath morning at 10 o'clock
STANDARD time)
Miss Eva Mitchell Of Lewiston and
Elwyn Carnage of Auburn We're sun
day visitors at the home of Mrs.
Mary w. Jones. Miss Iva Mitchell.
Miss Jennie Bean and Harvey Jones
returned to Lewiston with them.
Richard Walter is passing the
week at Auburndale. Mass.
The Bruce family and Emma Rob-
bins had delightful auto trip
Wednesday, visiting Pemaquid Point,
Newcastle and Wiscasset.
Mrs. K. NJ. Jones and Mary IT..
Jones We're in Augusta on business
Thursday.
Miss Allen of Philadelphia, who
has been passing her vacation with
Mrs. George Walenta, left on Thurs
day
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FAIRFIELD

Miss Frieda Tarbell, who is en-
ployed at Salmon Lake House, North
Belgrade, was at home for the day
yesterday.
The Red Cross Committee for the
Community Fourth of July on
Monument Park reported that the
affair was in every way a success.
The following amounts were taken
in: Ladies' Auxiliary. peanuts and
fruit, S5.05; Rebekahs, sandwiches
and coffee, S53.77; Royal Neighbors,
ice cream, $31.45; grab bag, Edith
Knowlton and Emma Tozier, Sill;
Cosmos Club, dance. $1,000; En-
broidery Club, doughnuts, Sll.oO;
Dorcas Club, flowers. lollypops, tags,
S4O.6S; Past and Present Club, punch
lemonade and soft drinks, S72.OO;
Shawmut Ladies, donation, S6'OO;'
Mrs Brazzell and Mrs. Small, candy,
$1,000; Albert Jewell, donation.
$1,000; Beacon Lights Club. balloons,
$16.13; w. c. It. T., beans and pic
kles, $15.47; donation, SIS; Parent
Teacher Association and Hour Club,
cakes, $31.55; Merrymeeting Chap
Mrs. Sarah Harris Of Skowhegan
is visiting at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Abbott w Nelson.
Mrs. Lee Reed, who has been at
DR.. Pratt's hospital in Pennington
for surgical treatment, returned to
her home Wednesday much improv-
ed in health.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. P. Kinds of King
field accom- panied her from Farm
ington. Mrs Kinds will remain here
for an indefinite time.
Aobert Brown, John Pollard, Wes-
ley Archer have egone to the Y. Nj.
C. A. Boys Summer camp at Lake
Cobbosseecontee for q weeks outing.
DR.. d. S. Knowlton, who has been
visiting his parents, DR.. and Mrs. F.
A. knowlton, ha sreturned to New
Haven, Conn, where he is resident
physician of the New Haven Gener-
al hospital.
The following returns have been
received at the town clerks office:
Frank Dudley of Skowhegan and
Miss Mary Washburn of this town
who We're married July is and Carl
E. Hathorn and Ina A. Robinson,
both of this town who were married
July Is by Rev. F. F. Forbay.
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PALMYRA

In the terrific thunder shower that
passed over this section Thursday
evening, lightning struck the barn on
the farm of Ernest Parkman. In
Stantly the barn was n mass OF
flames. BY the aid Of telephones and
autocs a large number of people were
summoned, but so rapidly did the fire
spread that only the furniture in the
main house was saved. There was
no stock in the barn, but the hay had
been harvested, the last load having
been hauled in late in the afternoon.
The loss was partially covered by in
surance.
Mrs Blanche Mccoy of Corinna
was the guest of Airs. Iona Lampher
last week.
Mrs. Frank Parkman. Mrs Ella
Cook. Mrs. Eugene Cook and Mr..
Romeo of Oakland were in town
Wednesday, guests of Mrs. A. J..
Leavitt
Mr. and Mrs. Manner Turner. Mrs.
David Turner. Mildred and Julia
Turner recently We're visitors in
Corinna.
Miss Carmen Cook has been i'll for
IA number of days.
\ party from this section motored
TO Lakewood Sunday Among the
number were Mr.. and Mrs. A. f.. Tor
dan, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Peterson
Mr.. and Mrs. d. A. Stackpole. Don
aid and Foster Stackpole. Henry
WEIGH, Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Parkman.
Marion Parkman. Mrs. r. w. Park
man and Mrs. Flossie Leavitt.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Lampher Of
PIttsfield were Sunday callers at the
nome of j. p. Lampher.
Miss Edna Parkman of Corinna 10
the guest of Mrs. F.. NJ. Leavitt.
Mrs. Nellie Parkman of Nevnort
was home for the weekend.
Friends of Mrs Isabel Written will
regret to hear of her critical illness
at the home of her daughter. Mrs
q. Parkman of Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ. Parkman Dan,
Parkman, Edna Parkman and @ n
Parkman had an ENJOYABLE nicr;o
sunday at the Five Corners and vi
cinity.
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B. NJ. Freeman, "a,
Entertains Son,
India Missionary

In good health and having a keen
interest in world matters and local
affairs is B. NJ. Freeman of Weeks
Mills. aged 81 who has been in this
city for the past month at 50 Grove
street Only rece nifty Mr.. Freeman
had as a guest one of his sons. Sebra,
who has been engaged in missionary
work in India for the past 10 years.
He is affiliated with the Canadian
Baptist Mission.
Sebra with his wife and four chill
dren. arrived in Weeks Mills from
India in time to celebrate his fathers
S3rd birthday. A few days later
Judson, a third son, assistant Ma
tional Field Director of Boy Scouts
with headquarters at Chicago. ar
rived having been called East to
New York. He went to Weeks Mills
to see his father. The second son.
Eaton, pastor at La Grange Baptist
church. Chicago, fresh from meet
ings of Northern Baptist convention
at Des Moines, arrived al
so at the same time as did Judson to
visit their father. 1t was joyous
reunion with many a thought of the
dear ones passed on. Eaton, the Sc
cond boy. after graduating from
Grocer Theological Seminary has
held several pastorates in this coun-
try. During the war he was with the
Y. NJ. G. A. in France. The third
boy. Judson, graduates at Springfield
Y NJ. c. A. training school and held
important positions in New York and
Connecticut. For some years he has
been engaged in Boy Scout Work.
On Sunday at the Weeks NILS
Baptist church. Eaton gave report
of the great meeting of the Northern
Baptist convention. Sebra told of
work in India. Judson also had a
part in the exercises in the Lord S
house. Bertha Beryl of that town.
dressed in Indian costume and sang
some Telugu hymns.
Sebra Freeman and his family
will make their home in Wolfboro.
\. H.. for the two years that he has
a furlough from his work in India.
The T'reemans are natives of Gale
donia. Queens County, Nova Scotia.
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Mrs. Minnie 3. Ward

Mrs. Minnie B. Ward passed away
at 11.30 Wednesday evening, aged n
years She was the daughter of
George and Mary Thomas Brown and
the niece of Capt. Joseph Thomas,
late of Boston, Mass. Her husband
was Greenleaf w. Ward, formerly of
Vassalboro, who died in this city in
1897. The surviving relatives are two
daughters. Josephine T. Ward and
Mrs. Ralph w. Leighton of Augusta.
The funeral will be held from the
late home at 36 Melville street, the
time to be announced later. Friends
will please omit flowers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-21

Wishing to display his patriotism
and apprcciative welcome to the boys
of the 103d Regiment. a certain dry
goods merchant on Water street. whose
identity we would rather not reveal,
in his haste Tuesday morning managed
to get his flag out wrong end to or. in
other words. with the field pointed in
toward the store. And it was some
time before he became conscious of
the fact, even when many of his
friends were inquiring the reason for
his distress" But when he did wake
up. one can readily appreciate his ner-
vousness in the matter and his man.
ner of a quick REIMBURSEMENT.