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New Britain herald., 1922-06-27
MASKED MAN TAKES
 $70O, ALSO A WIFE
Baldwin storekeepcr Says Ills Help meet Aided Stranger Hold
 Him Up in Bed.

Baldwin. l.. l., June 27.-Arthui Wider, a fruit dealer here, was awak. ened early yesterday by a blow on the lead with a blackjack and then rob. bed by masked man who ran away with Wider's wife, he reported to the sheriff at Mineola.
 T felt terrific blow on the head" Wider said, and when awoke l found myself face to face with a man wearing an army uniform and a andkerchief pulled over his face. He stuck revolver in my face and told me not to move or he would knock my brains out.
 Covering me with the gun, he reached under my pillow and took s7o0 in cash and my watch and chain. My wife then entered the room. fully dressed, and they both went into the kitchen. heard them whispering there and in a few minutes they re- turned to my room.
 My wife tore my bed sheet into strips and tied my hands, at the mans order, and threw another sheet over me. Then she and the man left the louse."
New Britain herald., 1922-06-27
prizea will be awarded to the win,

prizes will be awarded to the win. ners.
 The si2n twilight indoor baseball league which proved SO popular last season, has been reorganized again this year with four teams. the Nut megs, Redwoods, Glcndales and Col umbias entered. Each team has con- tributed s3O into the pool and the total Of s120 will be divided into three cash prizes for the first three winners, Games will be played every Tuesday and Thursday of the week and keen rivalry is expected in the race for first position.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-27
SUMMER SCHOOLS CROWDED

New Haven, June 27.-Summer schools for children will be so popu- lar that this city will be unable to accommodate all the pupils who de- sire to attend. There is only money enough for six schools and when registration began yesterday from 95 to 100 had to be assigned to each room. Superintendent F. H. Beede of the school department re- marked that Tit is pure moonshine to think that children do not want to go to school in summer
New Britain herald., 1922-06-27
SURVIVORS ARRIVE

Boston, June 29.-Captain Jeffey Thomas and seven members of the crew of the Gloucester schooner Pur- itan wrecked off Sa ble Island last week will arrive at Halifax this morn- ing aboard the U. S. Coast cutter Tampa according to word received here today.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-27
MARRIED 10 YEARS.

Mir. and Mrs, Lewis B. Gibson Of lo5 South Burritt street were pleas artly surprised last evening by a visit from number of their relatives and friends from New Britain, Hartford and Griswoldvile, the occasion being
New Britain herald., 1922-06-27
LOCAL BOY MAKES
 GOOD IMPRESSION
Andrew Basso Appears Before
 Public in First Song Recital

A number of local people attended the song recital by Andrew J. Basso, tenor singer of PAS Chestnut street, at the Center church house in Hart ford last evening. It was the first ap- pearance before the public that the local boy has made since he took up the study of music under the capable direction of Clara Oakes Usher of Plainville, although he has appeared within the past few months at num- Der of private gatherings
 Takes Up Study.
 He has appeared on the amateur stage in this city innumerable times, and has always been a favorite with the music loving public. He was al ways possessed of a powerful voice. of such sweet quality and great range, that his admirers urged that he take up the study of voice culture.
 Those who heard him last night could not help but remark on. the is provement that he has made in the past year. Critics who were present last evening predict a great future for him when he has completed the long course of study before him. e. His Program.
 The program rendered by him last evening Is as follows:
 l.
 .. Amarillo. Mia Bella. 1546-1e14.
 Caccini b. vezzosette E Care. 15-1e. ,.....
 Falconieri Aria-Una Furtiva Lagrima,
 From the Opera IL Elisir
 dAmore ............,. Donlzettl
 III.
 |. Recitative and Aria
 "If With All Your Hearts" ~> From the Oratorio Elijah"
 r. Mendelssohn b. A Pages Road. Song, ... Novello C. The Great Awakening Kramer
 W. .. Pleading ............. Elga b. A Spirit Flower .Campbell-T Tipton C. Memory .............. Gang .. Take All of Me, Samoan Song
 Cycle ................ StlCkleS
New Britain herald., 1922-06-27

,hcir lentn wedding anniversary. A number of gifts were presented io MT. and Mrs Gibson, light reircxhr.enm were served. and n delightfu. evening enjoyed by all present
New Britain herald., 1922-06-27

Dr. Gessler as minister of defense has charge of the reichswehr or de- fense troops. members Of which en- gagged in monarchist demonstrations. A Berlin dispatch to the Westminst Gazette Of London yesterday forecast the resignation of the minister as the result of these demonstrations.
New Britain herald., 1922-06-27
VIRTUAL CONFIDENCE
 VOTE IS OBTAINED
British Commons Turns Down Drive Made Against Those Directing Irish Policies.

Made Against Those Directing Irish
 Policies.
 London, June 27.-(By Associated {Press) Premier Lloyd George and Colonial Secretary Churchill have ap- parently turned the edge of the op- positions thrust based on the Irish policy.
 A virtual vote of confidence was ssiven by the house of commons when it defeated 342 to 75 motion pro- posed by the "die hards" for a reduc- ton in the salary of the chief secre- tary for Ireland in disapproval of the governments policy and the failure properly to protect Field Marshal Wilson.
 The premier again outlining the policy toward Ireland said the cleo tions had shown that the provisional government had the Irish people be- hind 1t and that it now must prove whether it was fit to govern.
 Mir. Churchill's warning has met with widespread approval the major ity of the newspapers declaring the country will endorse the line the gov ernment has taken. The exceptions are the Daily News and the West minister Gazette which regret the sec , retArys threats"
New Britain herald., 1922-06-27
DEMANDS RESIGNATION

Berlin, June 27,--The government of Saxony has caled on the irnpernl government for the resignation O. Dr, Gossler as minister of defense ac'' cordng to Dresden dispatch to the Berliner Tagezlatt quoting socialist newspapers in Saxopy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-30
BELGRADE

The Ladies' Aid of the Old South
CIplrch will meet Wednesday, August
20 at the church.
Misses Edna and Edith Lenfost OF
palmyra have returned homo after
passing several days with Mr.. and
Mrs. F.. 2. nIcKiss,cN.
Saturday afternoon. in spite of the
rainy weather, Camp Ahcna girls
presented Il very charming comedy.
"The ROmanccrs," to q crowd of
guests who were very apprcciatiNo Of
the talent and beauty in the enter
tainment.
The Advent Campmecting at Lake
side closed Sunday after 4 session
well attended by larse audiences.
Mr. and Mrs. Murra,: Leonard, ac-
companicd by their sister, Mrs. Mac
cy, Of New York. wcrc guests Sunday
at tho Stuart homo.
Prof and Mrs. Charles TAYLOR Of
Erookline, Mass, were recent guests
ct the home Of ri. II. Adams.
Oral Littlcficld AMI family accom-
panied by Miss Erma Tillson of Bel
grade Lakes arc passing a week at a
cottage on McssalOnskce Lake.
Mrs. Carlton Bic!lford and little
son Gerald have returned to Spring
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-30
been passing a few days at the con-
vention being held in Wiscasset.

EAST - Richard and Alfred
Csombs left Monday morning for 4
visit with relatives in Boston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Randall of Con-
nccticut are passing their vacation
with their daughter, Mrs. Ray
Coombs.
Miss Abbie Lewis of New Bedford
is passing her vacation in town.
Mrs Emma Crowell is stopping
with Mrs. lord of North Nassalboro.
II. o. Lampson and family visited
relatives in Liberty Sunday.
Louise Gates has returned from q
few days visit in Portland.
Margaret Coombs has been visiting
friends in Unity the past week.
DR.. Samuel c. Gates has re-
turned to Philadelphia to resume his
medical studies.
Alton Hussey passed Saturday at
Old Orchard.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Gates attend
cd the services at Robbins Grove
Sunday afternoon.
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Bangor Girls do"
CITY in Grand StYle

A party Of Bangor Camp Fire
Girls arrived in the city Tuesday.
bright and early, and wanted to see
al the sights. They made the trip
over from the Queen City by auto
truck and met Mrs Evelyn NJ. Mason,
who consented to act as guide.
The tour included trip to the Au-
gusta State hospital, trip through
tn, county courthouse, through the
I,ennebec county Jail and even into
the jairs dungeon, out of which the
entire party escaped without undue
delay.
They next went to the State House,
where they met a number Of the dig
nitaries and even had the honor OF
sitting in the official chairs from
which the States business is done
In the museum they were met by the
genial Mr.. James, State curator and
were told things about our feathered
and our furry friends that they had
never before even dreamed.
The party finally went to Island
Fark, where they We're greeted by
Prop. Voyer and where they enjoyed
the night at the Island Park Inn. The
girls all declare that they had Won
derful time in their trip to the Capt
tai City.
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ELEVEN BABIES AT
CLINIC ON TUESDAY

Eleven babies were taken to the
baby clinic Tuesday a. the Augusta
General hospital held under the dircc-
ton of Dr. Warren b. Sanborn. Two
of the babies had not been taken be
fore. The others showed a marked
improvement since their first visit.
DR.. Sanborn is anxious to get in
touch with the parents of all babies
who need especial attention in the
matter of feelings. For other espe-
cial advice the parents are advised to
60 to their regular family physician.
Forty babies have been taken TO
the clinics since they were opened
July II.
Under the supervision of DR.. San
born, the room at the Augusta Cen
cral hospital where the clinics are
held. is being re-decorated ana put
in first class shape for the work.
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WINDSOR

WEsT-Miss A. j. Gwynne visited
a few days at Lone Maple Farm late
~.
Miss Margaret Trethway of Wells
has been visiting friends in Windsor
for q few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hallowell and
son John, also Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph
Dyer and young son John. all OF
Newport, were visitors of Mr.. and
Mrs. B. +. Fcrnald lately
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pierce, who
have been visiting friends in Windsor
returned last week to their home in
Maiden, Mass, accompanied by Mr.
Pierce's sister, Mrs. Harry Boynton
and son John. Mrs. Boynton and son
will return home this week.
Mrs. Ida harrington and children
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MADISON


An event of great interest to the
members of the Madison Armenian
"0lony was the marriage of Miss
Tudie Monaghan of this place. TO
Jacob Garoian of Cambridge, Mass.
The ceremony took place at the resi-
Gence of Mr.. and Mrs. John Nonni-
sian on Old Point avenue, at o'clock
Sunday afternoon. The officiating
clergyman was Rev. C. H. Mckinney,
and the double ring service was used.
The couple were attended by MIR.
and Mrs. Rubin Gazarian Of Boston,
Mrs. Gazarian being a sister Of the
bride. The parlor was especially
decorated for the occasion, with a
profusion of wild flowers, and the
ceremony was witnessed by practi-
cally every member of the local
Armenian colony, together with
friends from Boston and Springfield,
Mass, and various towns in Maine.
After the ceremony came general
reception, lasting until late in the
evening, many of the citizens of this
village being guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garoian left town
Monday afternoon, amid a shower of
confetti, for Cambridge, Mass,
where they will reside.
Ezra Tompkins left town Tuesday
morning to resume his studies at
Bucknell College. Mr.. Tompkins was
severely injured last fall in a foot
ball game, but has completely re-
covered.
Thatcher Townsend left town
Tuesday morning for ST. Johns, n.
b., where he will pass a few days
with relatives.
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UNITY

Mr.. and Mrs. H. +. Chase and
| daughter. Frances, Of New Haven,
Connecticut. We're guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. A. Whitehouse a few days the
past week.
The Rev. William Berriman and
family Of Portland are visiting
f.lcnds III Unity ana Troy.
| Mr.. and Mrs. C. ID. Conner, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. ID. Chase, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. T.
! Whitehouse and Mr.. and Mrs. ii. M
Brown were among those from here
who attended the fair in Bangor last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. w. Crosby, Mrs. A.
I. McManus and Claud NIcManus
called on friends in Knox, Sunday.
| The Misses Edith and Alice John
/ son Of Portland were guests of Mr.
and Mrs. w. S. Bailey
| Mrs. George Lcadbettcr and Mrs
! Fred Hallett are in Portland
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Ross and Mrs
| John Van Deets of Cottleboro, Mass
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Van
/ DcetS.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. +. D. Chase and Mrs
I a. i. McManus were recent guests OF
/ NJ. I. Chase in Belfast
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. W. Knight enter
tanned guests from Boston and Bel
fast over Sunday.
Miss Gladys Twitchell of Nassal-
borO is guest at the Central House.
Mir. and Mrs. f. NJ. Jones passed
the weekend with their daughter in
| HOultOn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene York of Mon
mouth are guests at the home of +.
! J. York.
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WALDOBORO

NORTH-Wildcr Jones Of jefferson
was a caller in this place Friday.
William Stahl Of Cambridge. Mass,
is visiting at the home Of his brother,
D. Q. Stahl.
Otis Borncman hes been building q
chimney for Ernest Feyler at Teyer' 5
Corner.
G. y. Walter has been placing light
ming rods on the house of Kendall Z.
! league.
Mrs. Octavia Dreamer has sold her
farm in Union to Charles Simmons of
Warren.
]. A. Burnhcimer has recently pur-
chased a new automobile.
Joseph La Belle, who has had en-
ployment in a portable mill at Penla-
quid Point for several weeks, is at
home.
Mr.. and Mrs E. c. league and fam
lily and Mr.. and Mrs George Dreamer
and family attended the Hoffses re-
union in Thomaston Thursday.
Several from this place went to
South Washington Friday night to at
tend the meeting held at the home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Dreamer.
| w. L. Overlook Of RaZorville was in
this place Saturday afternoon in his
new car on his way to Waldoboro.
Mrs. Peter IIilderbrandt had the
misfortune to fall and break the small
bone in her leg Wednesday. At this
writing she is doing as we'll as can be
! expected and her many friends hope
| for her speedy recovery.
! Mrs. Fred Calderwood, who has been
| caring for Mrs. Charles Roe in Waldo
/ boro for the past two weeks, has re-
| turned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Groves Of Cam
! den and Mrs. Ruby (Walter) Miller
and little daughter, Eleanor. were Sun
day guests of Mr.. and Mrs. w. r
! Walter.
Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Witham and
son, Byron, of Waldoboro, We're Sun
day afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs
| Victor v. Burnheimer.
Mrs. Pearl Whitehouse and two
| daughters, Celia and Ethelyn, are in
| Camden for a week visiting relatives.
Clifton Mank of North Warren was
| in this place Thursday with two large
! loads of grain which he had thrashed
at Walters mill.
| Mr. and Mrs. w. Everett Shuman
| went to Portland Thursday morning,
where they met Capt. and Mrs. A. -.
| Thomas. who are on their return trip
| from New York. They will visit in
the city for few days and then with
| the Capt and Mrs. Thomas will go by
| water to st. George on the captain S
vessel, Annie B. Mitchell.
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WOMEN'S DUTY TO TAKE
PART IN THE ELECTIONS

Declares Miss Portia Willis, Who Is
Campaigning This Week with Hon.
w. 4. PattansaIl, Democratic Can
didats for Governor
Miss Portia Willis, who is cam
paigning this week with Ex-Attorney
General William r. Pattangall of this
city. Democratic candidate for COVER
nor, tells her hearers that it is the
duty of women to participate in the
elections and it is the duty of Demo-
cratic women to go to the polls this
year in order to counteract the votes
Of the Republican women.
Miss Willis, the daughter of the late
Col. Benz. A. Willis Of New York, a
former member of Congress. She vas
educated at Harvard and Columbia
and was quite active in New York
State for the cause of suffrage. She
is a member of the League of Women
Voters director Of the Womans Pro
League Council trained Red Cross
campaigner and is interested in well
fare legislation on which she has lee
tured before women's clubs.
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Children's Circus Saturday
At Macomber Fairgrounds

Next Saturday at the Macombcr
playground if the weather is fair, the
childrcn's circus will be held. There
will be all kinds of shows including
the regular sidc-show with the dlllef-
ont freaks such as the fat woman, the
t,yo-beaded boy and a number of
others, all as wonderful as tnese'
There will also be some of the fun-
njcst clowns ever seen. All OF 'l'e
children are working hard for the
circus and it will surely be worth
watching.
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JOICE

The Kings Daughters were very
pleasantly entertained Thursday af-
ternoon at the home of Mr.. and Mr..
Huntington. A large number were
present. After the Bible study period
the question of the usefulness OF the
moving machine over the sew
ing machine was discussed at
some length, each side showing very
conclusive proof that they were in
the right. There was much merri-
ment and laughter when some Of the
strong points for both machines were
brought out. An original poem by
Mrs. Hersom on the moving ma
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-30
Vice President Coolidge
Speaks in Belfast, Wednesday

Belfast. Nc, Aug. 29-(spcciaD-
Vice President Calvin Coolidge and his
party will make a brief stop in Belfast
Wednesday about 4.30 P. NJ. on his
way from Rockland to Bangor, where
he has speaking engagements, and
will address citizens on the SCHOOL
house Common, Church street. The an
nouncement was made this morning
and while no other plans have been
formulated the city Will turn out to
do him honor.
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Charles l.. Higgins of Havorhlii'
Mass a former resident of Augusta
was a visitor Tuesday on lriends Ill
this city. Mr.. Higgins is memper
of Augusta Lodge No. 141, f. y "A.
NJ and while here yesterday called
upon Bert p. Stuart, secretary ol ''c
Lodge. He has been a member .,
the Lodge for 33 years, having joined
Feb. Z, 1889. when G. G. Hunt was
Master of the Lodge, and Melvihe
Smith was the secretary. Mr. H'g-
gins is a musician by occupation.
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Aut0m0tive Electric
Assn. at Old Orchard

Old Orchard, Nc. Aug. 29.-Sixty
delegates were present when the fifth
annual convention of the Automobile
Electric Association opened here this
afternoon. A. p. T. Libbey of New
ark, \. j., president of the association
opened the session. A business meet
ing was held tonight. The convcn-
ton will continue for three days.
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chine Helped that size which won in
the discus ton. The judges being
composed wholly of men, they could
perhaps more fully appreciate the
value of the moving machine.
The next meeting will be held
September 18th with Mrs. Nellie
Preble The Bible study will be the
9th Chapter Of Esther, and q Bible
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-30

of Boston, who have been enjoying
a weeks visit with relatives in the
place, returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Black and children who have
been enjoying their vacation at their
country home expect to return to Au-
gusta soon. Mr.. Black passed last
week with the family.
Emmons Casey visited relatives
here last week.
d. G. True visited relatives in Vas
SalbOrO last week.
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CHELSEA

WEST-Mr. and Mrs. II. D. Tylcr
son, Arthur, and daughter, Viola, Of
Maiden Mass, and Mrs. Lillian l'ylcr
and daughter Nellie, of Somervile.
Mass, arc passing their vacation at
the home of T.. J.. Miller.
Irving AShman and friends from
Kentucky are on canoe trip to Fort
popham and tho Islands
Mrs. Parsons. her mother and two
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verse commencing with the letter
]. The subject for the program
will be Household Arts"
Miss Mary McKindsley of Gardi-
ner was guest last week at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Nc
Kindsley.
Leslie Lewis commenced his school
in Chelsea Monday, August 28th.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-30

Governor Percival P. Baxter, ac-
companied by his secretary, Gilbert
r Chadbourne, attended a number
Of Republican meetings Tuesday in
Piscataquis county. They Will De
present today at the big Republican
ret.together at Oakland Park, Rock
land. at which the principal speaker
will be Vive President Calvin Coo
l;Iuo
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vale after passing q few days with

vale after passing q few days with
friends in town.
Master Wotan Zoellner Of New
York, is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. f. F.
Ieaton.
Mrs. Mary Tracy of Mt. Vernon was
ia guest at the home OF Mr. and Mrs.
+. Z. Mckissick Saturday.
Miss Addie Sawyer has gone to the
/, Lakes where she is employed at a
camp.
Sunday School and church services
will be resumed : the Old South
Church next Sunday, Sept 3.
Deputy Sheriff James Tibbctts is on
duty at the railroad shops in Water
Vile
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MSS Mabel Tear resumed her du-
= IN the Office of the Old Town
@Aoe Co., Monday morning after
s,.s'H ING a weeks vacation which she
,n IN Augusta with her brother,
c ta.nur Tear and family. Miss Mabel
,s OF Bangor accompanied her to
na;is "sIa-Old Town Letter, Bangor
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me condition Of DR.. Paul A. Cyr
vas deported last night to be much
improved. He had taken such a turn
H 'he better that he was taken to
Us home Tuesday, from the Augusta
GENERAL hospital.
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CHARLES +. and George r. Dearborn
ave returned to their home, co Chapel
S'ft' L. after passing a month with
Atf grandmother, Mrs. Carrie NJ.
smith. who is matron of Bailey cot
'1S" at Good VIII Farm.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-30

Officers .. Is. Hunnewell and Mi
ehael Bolduc of the local police force
returned to their duties Tuesday ev-
eh'ng after enjoying a two weeks
vacation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-30

The regular session of the probate
court which convened Monday, Aug.
%. was finally adjourned TUESDAY:
The next regular session will be held
or Sept. 25. AS September is the va
cation month in the court, no de-
crees will be made until the next
session. The registers office will pc
omen as usual for consultation OF
rocords and for filing of papers.
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me following marriage intentions
1--WE been filed at the Office of the
NY clerk; Joseph S. Croteau and
-.'Ss Aidea 4. Daniels. both of Au-
s SuS'@; Herman Gilly and Miss Julia
Mus Ma.'s' both of Augusta; Maurice w.
! .'"ofd OF Somerville, Me. and Miss
H'dce NJ Frazier Of Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-30

Miss Elizabeth Grasse has returned
To- her work at the Nickery d Hill
printing plant after passing month in
Iicsqlc Isle and vicinity.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-30

Miss Mary Godding has returned to
her duties at the u. w. Adams store
after passing two weeks vacation II
Windsor.