Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-03-31
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'Ihe advance sale of tickets for
katcha-k oo" is now in full swing
IlcKets may be secured from thu
persons who are contesting for the
prizes to be given to the IL selling
the greatest number of tickets The
prizes are two Kodak cameras and
~ fountaih pens. The contestants
are: Annie Wheeler, Thelma Cowett
Dorothy Nye. Donald Osborne. Oris-
ties Bracket, Haywood Brigham
Florence Chapman, Frances Lancas.
Ter Muriel Cover, Shirley Patten.
Lucille Stinchfield. Evelyn Chase
ivanetta NewtoK Lucy Adams. Sadie
Martin, Roland Russell, Hamlin
Tobey. Eva Martin. Jack Jenkin.
florence Gerrish, Frederick BurriyI
Eiizabeth Jewett, David Halves, Per-
SIS Lunt. Lucille Currier, Viola Lunt
Geneva Lunt, Eleanor Rowell. Ethel
Howell. That's Gates. Phyllis White
more, Isabelle, Lewia, Ethel Tohev
arthur thompson, Vera Hastings,
Joseph Tantish, VERNE White, Alue-
zine Laney, Lucille Moore, Eleanor
Fernaid, Ruby Gilbert, Ruth Knight
hoy Bosworth, Herman Martin. Var.
ney Lipman, Althea Green, Dorothy
RUNNER, Helen Leighton, Jack
Wilder. Edward Merrill, Leonn
wentworth, Gertrude Knight. Rach-
'el Tobey, Marguerite Savage. GLADYS
Mantor, Edna Petty, Edith Herrin
cara Bracket, Lucille Bachelor.
Ruby Burkhardt, Leonel Savage
Helen HAYES, Katherine McOuado
Ethlyn Morris, Philip Whiting
Elizabeth Brown, Leah Wasbbnrn
The desirability OF purchasing tick.
cts in advance cannot be too strong
~ urged. Advance sale tickets may
be exchanged at the box Office on
Saturday, April End. from 9 TO 10
O'Clock. The box office will be open
from y to II o'clock the first three
days of next week for the EXCHANGE
and purchasing of seats, only ad.
vance sale tickets may be EXCHANGED
Saturday morning. At the present
time the Opera house is nearly sold
out SO every one is urged to pur-
chase in order to secure desirable
seats
Mrs. Turner BuswelI OF Scion was
in town Tuesday, calling on Mrs.
k. Rowell at her home on Madison
avenue
Mr.. and Mrs. Asa Adams of North
New Portland are in town the ruests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Will ID. Snow. Middle
street.
Mrs Maria Chute and daugbter
Mrs. Earle Patterf, left Tuesday for
Oxford. being called there by tho
serious illness of Mrs. Emma Rum
pus, sister of the late Charles
Chute.
Lyman Moody went to Madison
Tuesday afternoon, where he will
visit until Sunday with his sister and
her husband, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Moody.
NJ. II. Bennett OF East Madison
after a very successful winter of
logging and manufacturing Of I,,ro
Der for the Mainstream Lumher
company has shut down for the pres
ent. having sawed all the logs that
he had at the mill. He will start the
mill later saving out what rnateria,
he has on hand that will GO into
Grating. A. w. Fuller of Gorham A.
H.. has been at the East. Madison
mill with Mr.. Bennett for the mast
week, inspecting the lumber ara
looking over the winters business
Mr.. Fuller left Wednesday for pits.
field where he will visit his son :,
w. Fuller. who has charge of tha
Mainstream Lumber company in
Maine.
Milton Allen OF Moosehead lake is
in town visiting for few days at the
home Of Albert Parson on the NAL
bon's Mills road. Mr.. Allen when =
young lad resided. in skowhegan
making his home with Mr.. and Mrs
X. G. woodward.
Mrs. Nancy Huckins, who teaches
n the White sshoalh house. on the,