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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-27
LEGION DELEGATES ARRIVING
FOR TWO-DAY CONVENTION
NATIONAL HEAD NOT TO attend

executive board OF the Legion was
also held. Cigars and sigarettes
were furnished and the boys enjoyed
going over their experiences togeth-
er once again. Music last evening
was furnished by Barney's orches-
ira.
About 100 persons including men
and women We're housed by the cit
liens of Watervillc last night and
there will be many more arrivals to-
day.
The business sessions begin this
morning at Elks' hail at $50 O'Clock
at which time there VIII be addresses
by Mayor Finnimore ana Governor
Baxter At 12.15 there will be a par
ade of delegates with band from the
hall to Colby gymnasium where
community dinner will be held. \
group picture will also he taken. The
afternoon session will begin at ;
o'clock and at 80 in the evening the
convention will he entertained at the
Legion han by the Rotary club. The
two ays' program:
Wednesday. July 2I.-9.3p A. NJ
Call to order Prayer by Department
Chaplain. address by Mayor Ernest
f. Finnimorc: appointment Of com
mittecs on credentials, rules and res
olutions; address by Governor Rax-
ter. Reports OF officers. l. M-Ad-
tournament Group picture taken
Parade Dinner. given by Chamber
of Commerce. ; =. M.-Call 10 order
- 80 + M-Women's Auxiliary call
cd to order in Legion halD. $50 T..
M-Addrcsses by representatives Of
/ War Risk Insurance Bureau and Fed
cral Board for Vocational Education.
Reports OF committees Place of next
convention. Delegates and alternateS
TO National convention. Adjourn
ment. on motion 49," r. M.-Rotary
club entertainment for visiting gen
tcmen. Auxiliary entertainment for
visiting ladies.
Thursday. July 2S.--9 A. M.-Call
to order Legion and Auxiliary con-
yentions. Reports of committees.
Business Election OF officers. Ad-
iournment, on motion. In the after
noon everybody Will 60 to the Coun-
try club, whore lunch will he served,
, with orchestra etc. Dance in the eve
ming AT Mesa lonskee hall.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-27
Hotel Room Intruders to
Explain i'm Court

The police have a man in their
custody. who gave THE name of
James O'Brien. who was arrested
Monday night at the Elmwood no.
tel. The story goes that O'Brien was
seen coming out of another mans
room by he occupant. O'Brien
went down in the elevator and the
other man went down the stairway
and met him on the first floor The
owner of the room asked O'Brien
what he was in his room for and
O'Brion said that he had been Jag
ged and went in there to lie down.
Deputy Marshal Simpson was called
and took him to the station where
he was searched. a fashlight and
4 key that fitted the room he was
seen leaving, were found on his per
son. He will probably have a court
hearing today
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-27
CLINTON

Olan Mari was a business visitor
in Bangor Monday.
Mrs. Martha Sargent of Water
vile, is visiting her daughter. Mrs.
Edna Hodgedon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fl. Lam berton
have as guests. Mr. Lambertson's
mother. Mrs. Lucy Lam bertson and
Mrs. Charles Lamtertson and
daughter, Dorothy Enid of Lynn.
Mass.
Dr. G. n. Newcomb was a bust
ness caller In Newburg. Tuesday. and
also paid brief visit at the home Of
his parents. MIR. and Mrs. Augustus
Newcomb of that town.
Mrs. tranis Collins of Winterport
is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. n. A.
Dixon
The annual picnic fthe Faithful
Knitting Club will. be held at the
home Of Miss Emma Nelson Thurs
day The mem bers are asked to
meet at 10 A. VI. at the home of Mrs
Christine H Whitman.
T. ID. Irving and family and CLYDE
Decker and family enjoyed a picnic
at China Lake recently.
The meeting which was to be held
by Miss Clark. Home Demonstration
Agent. for tho ladies of Clinton
Grange this week has been postpon-
ter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank r. Richardson
were visitors at Camp Eenson sun
day.
j. e. Grant. r. f. Whitman and
George Hodgedon were in Madison
Tuesday on business.
Miss Martha A. Holt was the guest
of Miss Christine Whitman. Tuesday
4 very pleasant meeting Of the
Jolly Junior Glass of the Free Bap-
fist Sunday school was held Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Ell
mer + .Longley. Officers were elect
ed as follows: President. Martha A..
Holt: vice president, Eva NJ Arm
strong: secretary. Frieda Dixon;
treasurer. Christine n. Whitman.
The following program was given
Clas songs;s duet, kathryn Hutchin-
son and Phyllis Whitman: reading.
Noreh RoundN; reading, Mrs. Long
ley; game-Guessing book titles
Cookies and candy made in Louis
ana were served by the hostess. who
also invited her guests to an ice
cream parlor where all we're served
cones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy w Cotant Of
Los Angeles, Calf, have been in
town. the guests Of Mrs Cotant's
cousin. Willard w. Eastman and
other relatives. They made the trip
by auto. leaving Los Angeles June
and making the trip by slow stages
ana with many side trips. having
covered a distance of $500 miles IN
on their arrival in Clinton. July Is.
Mr. and Mrs. Cotant are neighbors
OF H. r. Durham, formerly of Wat
erville.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-27
State Troops Ready
for Possible Scrap
at Paper Co. Plant

Bellows Falls, VT. July -6.-Staie
troops have been modified for riot
duty here in case the situation grow
ing out of the strike of employees Of
the International Paper co should
become critical, Gov. Hsrtness said in
telephone message from his home IN
Springfield today. He said reports from
town and county officials led him TO
believe that strike sympalhizers went
beyond their !Cgal rights yesterday in
stopping men going TO work for the
Champlain Realty Co. an international
Paper Co. subsidiary.
Local officials had Informed the ex-
ecutlve. he said. that they could net
cope with a similar situation should II
arise. The governor added that troops
were ready TO come on an hours no.
tice and that he believed the would
be needed should the Champlain COM
pany try to bring in more workmen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-27

Delegates from the various posts
of the American Legion and from
the AuXiliaries began to arrive IN the
city Tuesday afternoon for the con-
ycntion which will be held here to-
Gay ana tomorrow. Everything IS IN
readiness for the event and everyone
IS doing all he or she can to give the
delegates a good time and make
them remember their visits to Wat
erville for many days to come.
Several of the stores on the street
arc decorated with the colors and it
is understood that everyone who has
:, flag viii fly it during the conven-
ton. The big welcome sign together
with the American flag is floating
over Main street in front of the Wat
erville Savings bank and may be
seen from one end Of the business
section of the street to the other.
Great disappointment was felt at
the fact that National Commander
John G. Emery will not be present
and last evening il was not known
whether National Vice Commander
Banngan will be here or not. Among
department officers who are here are
Department commander Albert
Greenlaw of Passport; Department
Vice Commander Edward 5. An
thoine of Portland. Mr.. Anthoinc is
also a candidate for mmander at
this convention. Others arc Walter
Butler. Of Portland, finance officer,
Albert Anderson, Comm,lpder of the
Portland post; Mr. Leary of Boston,
head OF the vocational board for
New England and w. s. Wood, also
of the Vocational board.
Among the ladies who have arrlV-
cd Is Mrs Julia Wilkinson of Port
land. president Of the state auxiliary ;
Mrs. j. G. Towne aWterVillc. state
VICE president; Miss Ethel Parlin.
Augusta. state secretary; Mrs. Abbic
add, Fairfield, chairman of the
state executive committee; Miss
Marion Nelson. Portland. president
of the Portland auxiliary; Mrs.
Grucc Stetson, Portland, Il delegate.
Rumford is represented by Mrs.
Josephine Landry. president and
Miss Emilia Carrier treasurer.
The delegates We're entertained
last evening at American Legion hall
at smoker and meeting of the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-27

4 strange circumstance occurred at
the home of Silas Barrows OF the
Sidney road few days ago when
several cats died, presumably from
the effects Of eating salmon saiad
which was designed for the fanny
meal The salad was prepared some
Of II eaten for dinner and tho re-
mairder set in the ice hoX during the
afternoon. At supper tine II vas put
On the table by the housekeeper anu
~ some chance one OF the cats 81
the household hoped onto the tapie
and helped herself. When TINS was
discovered the remainder OF the salad
was set down 10 the cat family when
consisted of two grown cats and three
r;tters Later. every one 81 IN" cat
family died and the family felt tortu-
nate Tint the cat had helped hersell
10 their supper.
There seems to hr no other source
froyn which the cats could nave 90
,aired anything to poison them. ne
salmon was Of the common Piih
variety and as none of the fanny
s,:fored any i'll effects from 'heiI
dinner The reason for the dealh OF
mo feninos seems to he more Oh less
q q mystery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-27
FAIRFIELD

Myron White. who has been visit
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs los
eph Spencer in Springfield Mass. Ia G
returned to his home on High street
Clarence Goodrich of Rurhurv
Mass. and F'r.d SWEET of Round pond
are visiting at the home of Mr.
SWetts brother, Warren SWEET
William Burgess and Hugh Footnan
nave gone to Bakers pond on a camp-
ing trip.
chester l.. Nelson, who has been i'll
lor several days, has gone to his home
IN 'anaan to Lass few weeks
MIS- Archie Champine and children
carr and Estefle, have gone to Old
orchard to enjoy an outing.
1SeF. +. y. A. Dulac of St proenor
canada. who has been a guest al the
nome Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marcia baY
gone to Boston.
- A Barbour of Jamaica Plain uas
III town on business Yesterday.
w. {. Humphrey Of Pittsfeld WA
Gaining on Mr.. and Mrs. r. o. Files
yesterday.
"drheld Totman is passing a fe,,,
oaFs with Mr.. and Mrs. William, To,
na'i' VINO are passing the summer Al
Peaks Island. at
me marriage intentions of Fmmons
rhehafdson and Miss Grace FlswelI
ing nave been filed at the eftica of ~,
town clerk. VI the
Mrs Arthur Lyons and Atrs
nard Lawry are passing the ,.aat =.
Lakewood a'
wan Mitchell. who has beer pass.
ihs the week ar China lake, is passinr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-27
Sisters Die After
Eating, Freely Of
Medicinal Tablets

Marlange and JulICtte LdPolnte,
ages about = and respectively,
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank La
Pointe Of % Mount Vernon avenue,
are dead as the result Of eating
about halt the contents OF box of
"Nervtone Tablets" MarIanse pur.
chased the tablets for her mother
early in the evening and on the
way home ate freely from the box
herself and offered tablets to the
children with her. who included Ju-
liette. Marian2e soon went into yiOl-
lent commissions and was rushed 10
the hospital Her stomach was
washed out but she died about an
hour and half after taking the tao
lets.
About II O'Clock Juliette was
seized with commissions and vas
taken to the hospital, where she vas
given treatment She died about liz
o'clock this morning.
Early this morning il could not be
learned whether any other children
had eaten the tablets A full box
contains 100 and there We're only y
left after the children had taken
from il,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-27
TWO DIE FROM
HEAT IN BOSTON

Boston, July 26.-Man, horse and
machinery succumbed today to the
assaults of a red hot sun.
Although the high peak Of 90 was
two degrees lower than Yesterday two
deaths and eight heat prostrations
werer eported and number of horses
dropped on the streets. \ piece OF
machinery exposed to the sun in
manufacturing plant grew so hot that
it's oiling system burst into flames
and set fire to the woodwork
Thundershowers are promised for
tomorrow but no change in temper
allure.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-27
Woman Loses Foot
as Result Crash Of
Auto and Coal Car

NJ pbilin Ware of Fairfield had
,,er right foot taken off just above me
ankle Tuesday evening at the SISTERS
hosrjtaI after an automobile IN Whlct
she and|Mrs. Andrew Ware OF water
,.;lIa were riding had colllded WIN
coal car that was being pushed WIN
ot+.r. nv The Hollngsvorth & Whit
NOV. shiffer from the mill yard over
th, ,ov.cr College avenue above $50
:, The afternoon. Mr. Ware was driv-
ire tho automobile down the avenue
al rEo sine Tut was not hurt. The
Machine was badly smashed on the
running board and the two forward
wheels werc completely crushed.
Mrs Ware was on upper College
avenue waiting for street car when
Mr.. Ware came along with his ma
chine and invited her to ride along
with him. Between the two crossings
ON College avenue the men Of the
street department were at work with
steam roller which made considerable
noise. Mr. Wares car had just reach
ed the lower crossing when ne saw
the train and heard someone veil. He
realized tEcn lhat inc train was on
him and n trying 10 apply his brakes
stalled his engine. Two men were rid
ing on the coal car that struck the
machine. The auto. was turned to one
side by the car and pushed along the
track toward the signal standards
That are at the side Of the strei one
side Of the automobile was raised
higher than .he other by the impact
and Mrs Ware either slid from the
vehicle or tried to jump out In slid
ing to the ground her foot became
caught between the running board of
the automobile and some boards which
were near the signal standard and she
was drawn a short distance to the
standard base. where her foot became
terribly mansied as the train was
brought TO a stop.
street Commissioner Dusty. who
was with the street apartment men.
was the first ia reach Mrs Wares
side and .he assisted other men, who
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-27

Mrs. Walter Gleason on the Belgrade
road.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hughes of Smithfeld,
were guests of Mrs. Hughes daugh-
ter, Mrs. Newman Kennison on Nom
day.
AIR. and Mrs. George Luce accom- :
panied by Clyde Luce, and Misses
Olivia Hart and Lillian Proctor have
gone to Searsmont for short time.
Charles Mckinney of Orono was a
guest of William Aver last Saturday.
The following were guests at
Rocky Shore camps, East Pond,
Miss Eleanor johnson, Miss Sadie
Brand of Boston, Florence Merringer
of Brooklyn, y. Y. the Misses kath :
ryn, Florence, Jennie and Dorothy
Bossong and Mrs. VI. c. Deshel of
New York.
Miss Shirley Bickford has gone to
Bar Harbor where she will visit
with friends for a short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Hazeltine and
son, Robert of Dexter, passed the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Bragg of Alpine street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert J. Libby and
daughter, Miss Mildred Libby, left
Sunday for an automobile trip to
Dorchester, Mass, where they viii
visit Mrs. Libby's sister, Mrs. Nellie
Mitchell, and Mrs. Ida Hoyt for two
weeks.
Misses Mary and Rubina Ander-
son of Dunn street left Monday for
st. Stephens. y. E, where they will
visit their grandparents and other
relatives. They plan to be away
about month.
Among the late arrivals of those
who are passing the summe rat Snug
Harbor camps at Salmon Lake are,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Nolan of Dor
chester, Mass; Mr.. and Mrs. David
j. Leans and daughter Miss Ruth of
Boston. Mrs. F. r. Rutan and daugh
te:-s. Misses Helen and Edith of
Norristown, \. j., Mr.. George Mich
OILS OF New York. Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Lunger of New York. ROY Dow
on and Richard Taylor of MI. Yer
non, New York. Mr.. and Mrs. John
Legin and son, Eugene, and Mrs.
Robert L. King of East Orange. Y.
j.
Mr.. Sewall Holmes and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pettixrew and
family passed the weekend at New
Sharon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-27
NEW OFFICES IN
c. Nj. p. co. BUILDING

Freeman F. Burr, geologlst for the
Central Maine Power Co. has taken
possession of the new quarters for
his department in Office building Of
the company in Market Square. This
department occupies suite on the
third floor. the rooms being very at
tractive and equipped with every
convenience designed for this kind
of work.
In two large adjoining rooms On
the second floor Of the building the
purchasing and stores department
Of the company are now convenient
~ located One Of these rooms is the
offce of Blaine Owen, the purchas-
ing agent. Another office on SA
same floor is occupied by the inspec-
tor of lines of the company.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-27
Mrs. Frank O'6rien

The death Of Bessie O'Brien. wife
OF Frank O'Brien, occurred Saturday
morning at the Sisters hospital in
Waterville. Mrs. OBrien was born
in Augusta. Me, in 1876, the daueh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Hartwen Cham
berlain. She is survived by her hus-
band, "a daughter, Mrs Ralph Stew
ems, brother, William Chamber
lain of Deadwater. and a sister. Mrs
Rebecca Knox Of Oakland. The fu-
neral services were held at the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-27
LaChance Boy Lost Hand
In East Newport Accident

The injuries sustained Ny the La
Chance family in the automobile ac-
cident which occurred on Monday at
East Newport proved very serious.
Mrs. George LaChance of Winslow
was badly bruised about the body.
Her son, Harold, had his right hand
taken off, mis- left arm broken and
his skull fractured and Mrs. Ru-
dolph Cote, formerly Leora La
Chance sustained a broken right arm
and was also severely twisted and
bruised about the back.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-27
Taking of Evidence in
Water Rights Hearing
Is Nearly Completed

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nave o"eh caused by the NIre ElpS
developments
The principals involved IN rlic case
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-27

the referees for evidence. Tkc hear
ing then adjuumed 10 I3o o.t!"cl>
Charles w Sherman ,onsl!tina en-.
ginocr for thu Konnebpc water Dis
trict. til" ne,t witness. stated mar
he mad prepared reporl IN 1921 Whicn
showed the effects Of the Eicc'a Rips
, o'\eiopment ~ tho water power of
me h"hheh"c Water District COPIES
"l '"'S were distributed to counsel
ana referees. who followed along with
inc 'a"I"S az Mr.. sherman explained
'',e'''' uFS' reports wore very com
w. Ih'E Hh'W"" the fluctuations
"'''' l" - very cons derahIe and
Wv az "' IN steam pump IN aiding
80 weep uh the water supply Of The city
a.' ''i"'" greater than before Tho
,,or, i,,t. d, I"'% Rir". Plates
,rla showing the drainage
.i,c,,a '''''~S7 'ohSN"'. This was
,,,to,. ~" square miles with 4
s,or.sa ,n S4Udf" miles. Tho
was gi,., present development
~, ''' cubic feet.
thn d.,,. ''' l'o''"ht testimony of
tho t.,.o ,,. ,"e ItIa''Fc merits of
< WV, was 'hdt gwen by Walter
,T,ino "V"S''ef ot the Central
over company for nine
,bo I. mas brcn familiar with
hood H., ''' cam since child
,iop Of ,,,l ~. III "'t"'I " descrip-
Nos.,1,,u,',.., powers on the
o,,tIat d,a, ~, s'',f'I's with the
.,of,,o t1'i. '''S>f'i"hSkeH lake and
MN. ~ r,,,,,,l - 'F,1il' hese were
.vcl,,si,., 'i''t re stated that
pi.+,i,, ~, N'ih"pec Water
Cnp,roI ,I1'' ''i,' one ncIoW 1t. the
ed all rho wv 81. : ON panN own
of - ono r,.,,.,I. i'I 'ne exception
on. ana ~ interest IN the Stcy-~
viii, ,.,,.', SUI "@hi' Q"estionCd
numb. - dIPa'ipn IN the
pioa.n '''"' per day which the
! w.. H'"'ioh operated, MI.
,',.' ,NrId'neH mat the plant
t 10 .''''''e" Whooi% WIjh view Of
a., ''''e .! G"Nt'"c low. That
i'"'''E mas plants on rirCrs.
= 49,. ''' N''if" n"st be used as
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"E "' J" h"lf AIRY the load
,''S" H"Nc'" IS not general
'"' ''ilo'S Other lines which
49, 'e''e''- VIII a view Of
.-.l "'""F our IN case Of ac-
ht"F} ioad.
I'm "f"sS examination Mir. Wvman
"'hllt''d }h"t the kcnnchec Water
Insurer could not set moro bondage
without interfering with the rights
= @. ~" 'cntral Maine Power com
h.r
anew mai inc i\tpTF.hpn
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-27

Capt. Parker Foss of Company G.
National Guard announced Tuesday
that he wants 10 or more men in his
company right away. The company
viii go to Devens on August 10 for
stay of ID days and although there
is the minimum number in the com
pany. Capt. E'oss is anxious to have
enough to make the maximum.
Those who have had previous ser
vice may enlist for wear.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-27
A telephone message was received

A telephone message was received
from Bangor last evening saying
that Mrs. Rudolph Cote. of this city,
who is in the hospital there as a re-
suit OF an automobile accident was
resting as comfortably as could be
expected and that Harold LaChance
is conscious at all times and seems
to be slightly improved. Mrs. George
LaChance is also resting camforta-
bly,.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-27

The members of Gen. Phil sh.r
idan Circle No. ) met on Tuesdar
afternoon with Comade and Mr.
George L. Gay at their home An
Grove street. A social hour follow
ed the business meeting and ali
present enjoyed very happy aft.,
noon. Comrade and Mrs. Cav are
royal entertainers and are very non.
uiar in patriotic organizations. Much
satisfaction is felt because OF N.
Gays election to the Office Of depart.
ment senior vice president Of the G
A. r. Mrs. Gay holds similar DO.
sition in the ladies Of the G.. Ar
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-27

Bangor. Miss Perneil was formerly
employed in this city. and has many
friends here who will be pleased TO
hear of the marriage. The wedding
took place in Concord, n. H., on
Monday, July %. Mr.. Hagerman is
at present salesman for the Rey-
nods' Tobacco Company of Concord,
and the young couple will make their
home in that city at - Lyndon
street
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-27

Word has been received IN this c,.,
of the death of Frank Bolles. formsrs'
of Portland, which occurred Mond,.
at his home at Quincy, III, after !,
illness of two months. Mr. Bou..
was the brother-in- law of Mrs. Har-'
f. Lowell of this city. Mr.. and NJ.
Lowell were recently called to oui,.,.
by his critical illness. Mr., Bolles wa.
manager of the western branch Of N.
Union Mutual Life Insurance Com.
pany.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1921-07-27

About % horses are being mt
through the PAGES at tho Central
Maine Fair track IN preparation for
the races which vii! be held there on
saturday by Col. W. G. Morrill, of
Plttsheld. Some horses very we'll
known locally are entered and an in
teresting afternoon of sport is looked
for