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Evening journal., 1921-02-19
DIR. W.T.. CRAFTS
AT WEST CHURCH
Washington Preacher to
Talk at Patriotic Services
Tomorrow Night
MORNING SERMON BY
DR.. u. F. SMILEY

At West Presbyterian Church,
Eighth and Washington streets to-
morrow, the Rev. U. Franklin smi-
ley d. D., will conduct the services
for public worship at 1870 o'clock
and 7.30 o'clock. His morning pulpit
theme will be. "Life's Kingly Com
panion." The special music will in
clude, duet by Mrs. Woodmancy and
Miss Coly, Teach Me to Pray" and
the choir will sing, Head of Thy
Church Triumphant" by Lightwood,
and Love Divine" by Schneider.
The Bible school assemblies at
o'clock, w. X. Yerger, superinten-
dent. The women's class is taught
by Mrs. Smiley.
The mems class meets at the same
hour in the church auditorium. Will
liam p. White leads the song service
accompanied by Pyle's orchestra.
The c. II. Society meets at 6.45
O'Clock. Topic: What Is Real Re-
ngion? ?" Mrs. Roy Pieasanton in
charge. The popular meeting al
7.30 o'clock will be IN the nature OF
a patriotic service in keeping with
the spirit of Washington's Birthday
DR.. Wilbur f. Crafts, OF Washington,
ID. c., will deliver an address on
Fighting the Four Big Evils in
State and Nation"
The special musical program will
include Mrs. f. p. Burnham, cornet
soloist the mems chorus and the
choir.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
Music To Be Heard in City Churches Tomorrow
TO PREACH ON THE
CHRIST MADE MAN

Services tomorrow. at Silverbroox
". Il. Church, the Rev. Elwood w.
Jones, pastor. will be held in the fol-
lowing order At 1880 o'clock,
morning preaching service. the first
part of the service being devoted to
organ selections, special numbers
by the choir, and congregational
singing. The pastor will have as his
subject, "The 1.-THE or the Steward
ship OF Property"
The Sunday School will meet in
all departments at 1915 p. M,
With the superintendent, Joseph w.
Coley, in charge The Mems Bible
class, George w. Bedwell. president.
will hold its session at the parson-
age, with the pastor leading in the
discussion of the lesson. This class
is making preparations for its get
together supper which will be held
in the Sunday School hall of the
church, March ., at $50 p. NJ. The
official board and the district super
intendent will be guests OF the class
az this supper and the fourth quar-
terly conference will be held dur
ing the evening.
The Epworth League will hold its
devotional meeting at CAS- p. NJ
The evening service, at 7.3O o'clock,
will be in charge of the pastor, who
Will preach an evangelistic sermon
at this service, having as his subject
The Christ Made Man, or the Self
Diade Man" The choir win provide
special music for the evening SER
vice
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
SOME HELPS SERMON
THEME AT DEL. AVE.

The services tomorrow morning
and evening at the Delaware Avenue
Baptist Church, Delaware avenue and
West street, will be in charge OF the
Rev. Joseph y. Irwin. :. r. D., who
will take for the subject Of his ser
mon at 1890 A. NJ. some Helps"
The Sunday school will meet at 2
p. NJ, in charge Of superintendent r.
Ross Farra; Christian Endeavor meet
ing at 6.{5 p. NJ, leader, Alfred Gar
net Martin; tOpfc, New Work Our
Committees May Do"
The evening service at 730 o'clock
will open with a song soryice. The
pastor will take as his subject fcT
the sermon. "A Great Power for Good
or EVIL Baptism will be admins
tered at This service.
The monthly meeting OF the board
OF deacons will be held Monday even
ing at O'clock.
The prayer and praise service on
Wednesday evening at 8 o'clock will
be In charge OF the pastor
The special musical program for to-
morrow morning is. organ prelude,
"Cortege." Mauhot; tenor solo, MY
Scul is Athurst for Cod Gaul. Wal
ter Foreacre: anthem, Thy Wall Be
Done" Nfendelssohn; organ postlude
Fanfare" Dubois. Evening, organ
prelude. Strang. sole The Ninety
and Nine" Ed F. Miller; anthem
How Lovely Are the Messengers
NIendelssohn: organ postlude' West
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
VISITING PREACHER
TO PREACH HERE

The Rev j. A. McCallum' ID. D'
Of the Walnut Street Presbyterian
church. Philadelphia. will occupy
the pulpit tomorrow morning at
westminster Church In exchange
with the Rev. Charles I. Candee'
d. ID.
DR. Candee will be at the after
noon vesper service and the subject
OF his discussion will be THE way
out" This should prove parucu-
larlv interesting as he will explain
the real way out of the many prob
lens which surround us. This serv-
ice Is becoming popular with the
people of the community on account
OF the quiet and restful atmosphere
, o. the sunday afternoon. the inter
esting discussions. and the excellent
singing OF the double quartet choir
and tho assisting visiting soloists-
In the evening az Z o'clock the
chanel meeting will be held. The
last OF a series OF talks on the
church and the Community will be
presented. This meeting is in prep
aration for the discussion az the
omen forum which will be held next
sunday evening.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
SECOND BAPTISTS
SEEK NEW MEMBERS

The beginning or a drive for fifty
members before Easter will be in
augurated at the Second Baptist
Church. Ninth and Franklin streets
tomorrow morning when "a Chris
tian Enlistment Banner" will be
dedicated with appropriate exercises.
The sermon will be preached by the
Rev. George ID. Allison. The ban
ner has a white field With a red cross
In the center and a gold fringe. Each
new member secured will be made
known by the addition OF a blue
star.
AT the evening service DR. Allison
will preach on Militant Christianity
in Action" using the slogan OF the
Tank Corps. we Use Them Rough. "
Rev. Allison will discuss the place OF
such an attitude in present day
Christianity.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
MISSION WORKER
At GRACE M. E.
Miss Bertha Harlan to Tell
of Work in the
Orient
PASTOR TO PREACH
AT ALL SERVICES

"A Duty That is Delight" will
be the topic OF the morning sermon
preached by DR.. ]. w. r. Sumwalt
at Grace Church tomorrow. The
chimes will play at 10 o'clock Holy.
Holy. Holy" From Every Stormy
Wind That Blows" Saviour When
in Dust to Thee" Il Need Thee
Every Hour" The organ numbers
Of the service; Prelude. Andantino,
Lemare: Postlude. Postlude in F,
West: the choir will sing Il win
Extol Thee" Maker Lovely Ap-
pear" Gounod.
Bertha Harlan. who has recently
returned from the orient will speak
at the Mission study class OF the Ep-
worth League at $40 o'clock. J..
Harry Taylor will be the soloist OF
the evening.
AT the evening service DIR. Sum
walt will continue his series Of SER
mons Ancient Portraits OF Modern
Men The subject this week is
''The Success OF a Failure"
The chimes will play at o'clock
''Hark Hark. My Soul" flushed
Was the Evening Hymn" Faith OF
Our Fathers" The organ recital
from IT'S o'clock TO 7.3O o'clock
includes: Professional March, Rog-
ers; Cantilena. Vodorinski; Legende,
Mcdowell. The choir win sing
"Tarry with Me O My Saviour" "
Mrs. Clark will be soloist az the Of
fertOry.
The Junior League will meet in
the church house at $40 o'clock
Monday afternoon.
The women's monthly dinner viii
be held in the church house. We'd
nesday at o'clock. The program
for the evening Is in charge of the
Standard Bearers.
The mid-week service at T4b
o'clock will be in charge OF. DR.. Sum
walt
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
REV. .D.F. NYGREN
TO CLOSE REVIVAL

Services tomorrow az the First
Swedish Baptist Church, Nandever
avenue and Church street will
mark the closing OF the evangelisttc
campaign conducted by the Rev.
David r. Nygren. The services Will
be as follows: 1916 o'clock, morn
ing worship. Subject; Divine Lead
ership": 70 noon. Sunday school,
when Mr.. Nygren will give one OF
his blackboard object lessons; 4
O'Clock. large young peoples rally,
addressed by Mrs. ID. r. Nygren.
subject Mrs. Lot" followed by the
serving Of refreshments In the base
ment; 7.SO o'clock. closing service
and farewell sermon. Subject;
Heaven"
The Ladies' Aid Society will
meet in the parsonage on Thursday
afternoon and the weekly prayer
meeting will be held the same eve
ming.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
FIRST | |RSST AMERICAN
HANOVER TOPIC
Pastor to Preach Patriotic
Sermon on Sunday
Evening
COL. HOLZ, S. A.,
MORNING PREACHER

colonel Richard e. Holz. OF New
York. general secretary OF the
Eastern District salvation Army,
viii be the preacher tomorrow
morning. in Hanover Presbyterian
Church. Boulevard and Eighteenth
street Colonel Holz viii be here to
take part in the dedicatory exer-
cises OF the Army's new home at
Fourth ard Shipley streets. tomor-
row afternoon.
Hanover pulpit viii be occupied
in the evening by the pastor. the
Rev. Charles II. Bonner whose SER
mon subject will be "The First
American" At the morning service
the choir will sing the anthems. 20
God of Abraham. Praise" and
While the Earth Remaineth." In
the evening the anthems will be,
softly Now the Light OF Day" and
20 Come to Ny Heart. Lord Jesus. "
The young peoples societies will
meet al the usual Sunday evening
hour.
The Mission study Glass will meet
on Tuesday evening. at the residence
of Mrs. J. Frank Ball, 1919 Park
Place.
The Girls Club announces a spe-
Cial meeting on Monday evening, al
which important business will be
transacted.
The pastor will conduct prayer
service on Wednesday evening.
The Y =. r. will entertain the
Iastlake Society in the Sunday
school Hall. on Thursday evening
A pleasing program has been pre-
Jared.
The work OF Christian Americana
-ation will be presented most in
terestingly in the monologue,
italina Redeemed. by Mrs Ar
thur B. Strickland. a Chautauquan
entertainer. in Sunday School hail.
on Friday evening. Mrs Strickland
win appear in costume. The enter
tainment is given under the aus
niccs OF the Woman's Missionary
Society.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
DIR. WELLS TO PREACH
AT WESLEY CHURCH

Services will begin at Wesley NJ.
f. Church tomorrow with preaching
service at 1890 o'clock, at which
time the Rev Y. w. Wells will
preach. This service will be follow
ed by the Sunday school session at
.12.15 p. m. The Adult Bible classes
will be held at the same time. The
evening service will begin at 7.30
o'clock. with a song service and at
|T.45 o'clock the preaching service
will begin at which time the pastor
will preach, subject, IAN Evening
with Jesus
The midweek prayermeeting and
Bible study will be held Wednesday
evening 7.30 O'Clock.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
LENTEN SERMON AT
CALVARY CHURCH

Services tomorrow. second Sunday
in Lent, at Calvary Episcopal
Church. Third and Washington
streets, the Rev. e. II. Stevens, rec
tor. will be as follows: 7.3o A NJ.
holy communion; $50 A. NJ.
church school, 1915 A. M. holy
communion and sermon; subject
"A Woman Who Won" Ofrertory
anthem, Trust In the Lord.
Danks; Z p. M. Victory Guild; 7.4S
p NJ, evening prayer and sermon:
subject, 'rhe Out and outer" Of
fertory solo, Hold Thou My Hand"
G. s. Briggs. Miss Sara Gibbons
soprano. Wednesday, 745 p. NJ.
evening prayer litany and sermon
by the Rev. Benjamin r. Thomp-
son, Archdeacon OF Delaware, rec
tor Christ Church. Dover.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
TIMELY Themes
At ST. PAUL'S
DR.. c. L. Hubbard to Preach
on Gods Unspeakable
Gift"
PATRIOTIC SERMON
IN EVENING

Gods Unspeakable Gift" will be
the topic OF the morning sermon at
ST. Paurs NJ f. Church. Tenth and
jackson streets. tomorrow In the
evening the subject will be "Jo-
seph Exalted His Brothers in Want. q"
The Rev. Carlisle L. Hubbard will
preach both sermons. During the
morning service there will also be a
hve-minute object sermon to the lit
tie folks by the Rev. Raymond w.
Cooke, associate pastor. The first
service OF the day will be the class
meeting. led by the Rev. w. G..
Strickland. at $50 A. NJ. The Sun
day School meets at o'clock
The Christian Endeavor Society
viii conduct prayer meeting at els
o'clock. The speaker will be Miss
Dorothy Krause. president OF the
Wilmington City Union OF Y. p. S.
c. +. Miss Alta j. Caste'ow. the
president. will be in charge The
program will include contralto
solo by Mrs. Eleanor Girton Kem-
cry. violin solo by Raymond b.
Wilkinson. a recital by Master Her
man Walker. Jr., and a brass quar-
tet led by Frank B. Helms
The Booster Band OF St Paufs
Junior Church will give patriotic
program in honor of George Wash
ington's Birthday. during the even
ing service. This entertainment will
begin at 7.15 o'clock and close at
7.45 O'Clock Mr. Cooke win have
charge OF the occasion and will be
assisted by Mrs r. I. Finn. Mrs.
Elizabeth McVey and Mrs. r. w.
Cooke. There will be singing by the
entire group. a drill by ten boys. a
recitation by Gilbert II. Hayden, Jr,
Bible drill conducted by Mrs
Finn. and a pantomime by a group
o; girls.
The musical program for the day.
to be furnished by the choir, viii
include. Anthems, Sing OF the
Mercies OF the Lord" Danks. and
"Hark. HarlS. My Soul" Edwards,
quartet, place OF Prayer" Ack-
lev. Mrs. +. II. O'Blenis. Mrs. L. @.
Kemery. Walter Boyer and Wilmer
S. Boldly: contralto solo. Just As
( 1 Am" Greene. Mrs. Eleanor Girton
Kemery. with violin obligato, by
/ Charles LaBoub Edwards. and a vio-
lin solo. "Intermezzo In F. God
[ dard.
on Tuesday evening OF nexi
week the Christian Endeavor Societ,
will hold supper in connection
with their monthly business meet
ing. Miss Ella Miller, the dieticiai
b Of the Friends School. who Is
member OF the society. will prepar
| the menu
The results Of the "every-membe
canvass" for the financial budget
of the church will be made by I'M
group leaders al the meeting oi
wednesday night. This is an oper
meeting and the public is invited.
Tho Temple Glee Club, OF Phila
delphia. led by DIT j. Marvin Hanna
win give a grand concert in ST
Paurs church. on Thursday even
4 ing. ct SIS o'clock. This Is th'
third year they have appeared II
wilmington.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
ARMY
WORKER AT EPWORTH

Services at Epworth NJ. f. Church
tomorrow will be as follows:
$50 a. M. class meeting, led by
George w. Booker: 1890 a. m. SER
mon by Major w. II. Barrett. di-
visional commander Of the Salvation
Army. Philadelphia. special music
by the trumpeters' quartette, of
Philadelphia; 2 p. m. Sunday school,
W. l.. Overdeer, superintendent; $40
p. m, Epworth League service, Mrs.
Florence Cathcart. leader; 7.3O p. m,
song service by the big chorus choir,
and sermon by the pastor. subject,
"The Secret of a Happy IAfe."
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN

SerVlces az Holy TRINITY EngHsh
Lutheran Church. Madison and
rwenty-third streets. the Rev. SAM
uel r. Wicker. pastor in charge will
be as follows tomorrow: Catechet-
lcal class. e.15 o'clock; Bible school,
10 O'Clock: morning worship, IL
O'Clock. Subject: THE Syropheni-
clan Woman; c. f. Society meet
Ing. z O'Clock; Vespers. 7.45 o'clock,
subject: ''rhe Apostle Traitor"
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
RICHARnsoN PAM CHuRCH.

Services tomorrow at the Richard
son Park NJ. r. Church. the Rev.
Arthur w. Goodhand. pastor, will
he; 1890 a. ma subject, Personal
Conservation" 7.3O p. m, subject.
Parable OF the Rich Fool" 10 m.
Sunday school, +. l.. Justison. super
intendent; ESQ p. m, Epworth
League devotional meeting.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
oIIvEr PREsBYTERIAN

At Ohvet Presbyterian Church.
Fourth and Broome streets. tomor-
row. the Rev. Joel S. Gilhllan will
preach at l0.45 a. m. on Youths
Vision in the Light Of Old Age" and
ar f45 p. M. on The Unseen Incen-
tive Tho male quartet and the
mixed choir have prepared special
music for each service. The Sabbath
school meets at noon, the Y. p. S. c.
r.. at Z p. m.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
MISSIONARY ALLIANCE.

Service at the Christian and Mis-
sionary Alliance tomorrow will be;
$50 a. m. prayer service; 1890 a.
m, preaching by the pastor, subject,
"The Source of Power" p. m.
Sunday school; $40 p. m, Young
Peoples meeting; 730 p. m. even
gelistic meeting. subject, The Min
istry Of the Holy Spirit"
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
nnfANUEL p. Il. CHURCH.

Emmanuel Church Seventeenth
and Riverview avenue will hold
services tomorrow as follows: Holy
Communion, 7.45 o'clock; church
school. s.45 o'clock; morning prayer
and sermon. IL o'clock; evening
prayer and sermon. 7.45 o'clock;
Thursday evening prayer and SER
mon at 7.45 o'clock. the Rev Joseph
il. carp, preacher.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
THE WAY OUT

A RE YOU always certain Of finding a
n way out of the difficulties which con-
front you? There are ways out-easy, straight,
crooked, hard-but sometimes it is hard to
choose which to take. Come and think this
matter of choosing way over with us at the
four o'clock Vesper Service tomorrow. DIR.
Candee is going to speak on THE Way Out"
You will enjoy the music too; the double
quartet choir and soloists will sing. You will
find that attendance at the Vesper Service
will help and inspire you for the rest of the
week.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
pENTFcosTAn CHURCH.

The services at the Pentecostai
church. Twenty-third and Pine
streets. tomorrow, the Rev. John
Cove in charge will be; Preaching
services at 10 a. m. and t'So D. m
Weekly meetings Tuesday ana
Thursday evenings at 7.S0 O'Clock
Evening journal., 1921-02-19
GmlRERT PREsRYTERIAN.

Gilbert Presbyterian Church.
Thirteenth and French streets will
hold services tomorrow az follows:
Preaching. II o'clock. by the Rev.
J.. w. Ware; Sunday school. 2.3O
o'clock.
Evening journal., 1921-02-19

Westminster Presbyterian Church
Pennsylvania Avenue and Rodney Street
Evening journal., 1921-02-19

FRATERNAL SPIRrTUALISTs.
Services tomorrow evening at the
Fraternai Spiritualists Church, Eden
Han. will be in charge OF Mrs
Moore.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-05
FUGITIVES PICKED
UP IN YARMOUTH

Three fugitiyes were captured here
Sunday by Deputy Sheriff c. ".
Gerow. Rosco Wilson. IS, who es-
capped from the State hospital for the
insane in Augusta and Ray Merritt,
IA, and Harold Burgern, Is, both from
the home for feeble minded in Pow
nal.
Wilson was taken by the officer,
who found him tramping along the
State highway and recognized him
as the man he had captured between
Yarmouth and Freeport two years
ago after similar departure without
leave from the confines of the hos
pital. He has been an inmate there
II years. The officer went to Angus
ia by road with the man this after
noon.
He had barely arrived back home
when word was received that two
young lads had run away from the
feeble minded home and he got them
at the Yarmouth Grand Trunk sta
ton. aided by the station agent. One
of the boys started to run to the
woods but was overtaken and
brought back, the other having re-
manned inside the station. They ran
away before seven and were in GUS
toby just before II o'clock.-Port-
land Press.
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dull red and carried medallion IN
black outlining a Greek head. Toast
cups of ivory china displayed her
aldic coats of arms and were in
scribed with family names. Mrs.
Arnold's collection also included
some lustre work.
Mrs. Mabel Thompson had an ex-
quisite showing of enamel work. the
intricacies of the designs and the
wealth of the colers giving an air OF
richness to each piece. She also had
several pieces of a dinner set done
in etched gold in a small flower pat
tern. A tall vase in old blue was
relieved with a conventional design
in brown and green.
Mrs. Arthur Tetreault showed a
nut set in warm autumn colorings,
the design being aeerns and leaves.
and an odd bon bon dish in pink
lustre which reminded one of the
pearly beauty of sea she'll.
Miss Esteiie Leavitt had q large
collection, including a punch bowl
in silver, gold, green and black, a
dinner set with a coat-of-arms in
gray and ox-blood red, and several
pieces of cnamelled and gold etched
work.
The club enjoyed luncheon at
the Augusta house at noon and dur
ing the afternoon they received their
friends in the parlors where the
china was displayed. The exhibit
ton was a revelation of what one
may do who has some artistic ability
and little patience to give to deco
rating her own table ware.
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exquisite designs decorating tall slen-
der vases, short squatty tea-pots, odd
bowls, plates, bon bon Dishes trays
and regular dinner services as we'll.
The exhibition was the first which
the club has held since the war and
attracted a number of visitors dur
ing the afternoon, including several
from out of town.
Mrs. John Thompson who is the
clubs president had very choice
display of work. There were several
pieces of a dinner set in clear white
china decorated with a conventional
lied rose design in gold and outlined
in fine black lines. which were much
admired. A beautiful large bowl
had q design of large pond lilies in
dull gold and silver on a dark back
ground. A naturalistic study of
roses decorated a salad tray and
plates, and there was an interesting
teapot and stand OF dull black with
Japanese lanterns in bright colors.
Mrs. c. w. Jones had several
pieces of luStre china which seemed
to have the translucent beauty of
mother Of pearl. on some of these
pieces were splendid butterflies in all
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the gorgeous colorings of nature, and
on others were cherubic heads in
Mrs. Jones' exquisite miniature style.
She also showed one of her minia-
ture portraits for which she has
won much favorable mention.
Mrs. w. N. Price Of Richmond, a
member of the club, had a notable
display of work, one especially hand
some coffee set in pastel shades being
much noticed.
Miss Mira Jenkins of Pittsfeld,
also member of the Augusta club,
had beautiful collection in natural
istic work, several pieces being done
in a violet design in pastel.
One of the largest collections was
that of Mrs. NJ. T.. Sawtelle who had
over so pieces done in FURNISHED
gold. A dinner set in the gold had
a delicate monogram in black, and
there were numerous odd pieces in
gold and dull green and blue. An
odd vase of gold had fine black lines
and small delicate flower designs.
Mrs w. B. Arnold of Waterville
had several odd pieces, many of
which had classic and historic mo-
tifs. A small vase was painted in
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u, O, G, C, Glass Initiation

Plans have been completed for the
joint class initiation of Morrill,. Hal
lowell and Gardiner Communicates oil
the United Order Of Golden Cross, ia
be held Friday evening in Gardiner at
Woodmen's hail. A large number OF
candidates from the three cities will
be initiated. Grand Commander Nc
Kenney of Portland and staff will be
present as guests of honor and will
assist in the initiation. Refreshments
will be served and dancing will fol-
low. A large attendance is expected
and a grand good time will be enjoy
ed by all.
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China CLUB
H 0 d S Exhibition at
Augusta House
Many Beautiful Hand Painted Pieces
Shown by Talented Ladies of Au-
gusta and Surrounding Towns -
All Styles of Decoration Seen -
Luncheon Precedes Exhibition

Was there ever a woman who did
not enjoy and appreciate beautiful
china? Is there any china which is
more beautiful than the hand paint
ed pieces which have received the
artistic and careful attention of low
ers of that fascinating art? One
would say not, after having visited
the Augusta China Clubs exhibition
held at the Augusta house Monday
afternoon and having seen the Won
derful blendings of color and the
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telle avenue; Charles L. Gatchell to
Myrtle j. Prouty, land on Elm
street; George Chamberlain to Sara
phin and Sara Lessard, land and
buildings on Front street; Frazier
Gilman to Henry King. land on Sum-
mer street; Marie Roy to George II.
and Ernest A. Simpson, land and
buildings on Temple court.
West observation-disclosures Cairns
to John S. and James S. Cairns, land
and buildings.
Whitefeld-Albert Mason to Frank
c. Jewett, land.
Winslow-Joseph Leclaire to Vital
Stamant, land.
Winthrop-Edward r. Jones to
Ora NJ. Maxim, land and buildings;
Almena A. Webster to E. G. Hudson,
land.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. L. Barton Mother
Nep of High street, Portland, are
feceiving fluctuations on the birth or
daughter, born Saturday. Both
Ar and Mrs. Motherwell are for
nerly of this city.