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Evening journal., 1922-12-02
MILFORD GUARDSNlEN
DEFEAT CAMBRIDGE
specIaI % The EvenIng J0urnaI.

Special 10 The Evening Journal.
MILFORD. Dec. 2.@The largest
crowd that ever attended a basket
bail game in Milford watched COM
pany F. D. N. G.. defeat the Cam
bridge. Nd, quintet at the state Ar
mory. Thursday night.
The game was close from the start
and was hard-fought until the final
whistle blew. Severa Of the Cam
bridge players were slightly injured.
but II was not the result Of rough
work by the Milford five. but OF the
head-long tactics employed by CAM
bridge. The lineup:
Evening journal., 1922-12-02
GOODMAN TROUNCES
HARRISON FIVE

Goodman outolassed Harrison
Street in a practice basketball game
in the Goodman gym last evening.
sending the sixth street lads home
on the short end OF a so 20 10 score.
Although greatly outweighed by
Goodman Harrison Street put Ut a
gallant fight. and kept their oppUn-
ents on the jump every moment.
Donnelly Ziegler and Strebb shoDe
for Goodman. while the Mckay
brothers and Worral excelied for
Harrison.
In the preliminary game. Eastiake
Seconds beat out Goodman Seconds
in a fast and close game, winning
in the last two minutes of play
$3.50. The teams were about evenly
matched. and the score was always
in doubt until the last whistle
sounded. Mcdaniel and Benson ex-
celled for the Goodman boys.
Evening journal., 1922-12-02

BY NEA Service.
LOS ANGELES. Gait is now
Professor Sam Crawford. ~ you
please. no longer wahoo Sam Of the
big league days. The former star
Of the Detroit Tigers has been Sc
lected 70 head the National College
OF Baseball. the purpose Of which
Is 20 develop ambitious youngsters
who have designs on the big leagues.
The College Of Baseball was first
suggested by Frank Chance, who
Evening journal., 1922-12-02

The Identity or
many becomes lost.
In the Lafay-
cite Washington
and Jefferson game
on tn 9 P o ] o
Grounds recently,
washington a n d
Jefferson tied the
score At 13 IN the
second half by us
ing a play that had
not been seen be
fore by many who
attended the game.
In reports OF the
game this play was
described as one
invented last year
by the University
Evening journal., 1922-12-02
urrDFNHANrER CHALLENGES.

Sports Editor. The Evening Journal
Scar sir-Having noticed in your
issue Of the 2sth instant the scores
made in the special duckpin match
M McKee's Alleys on Monday night
and being a Handicap" on that
night, I would be glad TO arrange
match with any member OF the
Tiger team. the best out OF seven
games to be rolled at Mckee's AL
leys on next Monday night Decem-
her 4. Bring plenty of sugar.
BEN WEIDENHAMER.
Evening journal., 1922-12-02
soInIERs IN GRID CAME.

Fort DUPONT viii meet Fort
slocum on the iatter's gridiron to-
morrow afternoon for the football
championship of the Second Army
Corps The squad. numbering about
80 will leave French street station on
the $40 o'clock train tomorrow
A number Of followers Of
the team are also expected to make
Nhe trip.
Evening journal., 1922-12-02

DOC" Donovan was elected man.
ager OF the ST. Mary's Reserves at
meeting last night. The following
players are requested 10 report at
the club tomorrow afternoon: Nolan.
McNlff, Burke. Ksuss, J. Murphy, T.
Moran. D. Murphy and McGinnis.
Evening journal., 1922-12-02
BATTERY c WINS
AT CAGE PLAY

Battery C defeated Battery z Of
Dover in a basketball game in the
local armory last night. SO to IS
Every member of the local quinte
fgurd in, the scoring with Wiggens
leading the parade. He tossed six
field goals.
Evening journal., 1922-12-02

Touchdowns: Wootten. 2; Culver.
Referee. Pat Reyes; umpire. Ship
ley: head linesman. Mannix; time
keepers. Tanner and Snyder.
Following IS the record OF Newark
High School. showing games won
and lost during the season:
Newark 0. Wilmington "a; Sept.
30. Newark 3s. Elkton 0; Oct. 6.
Newark u Saleslanum o; oct. 3
Newark n. Tome Scrubs 20, Oct. IA
Newark II. Elkton. Nd. 0; Oct. 90.
Newark 81. Delaware City o; Oct.
81. Newark 50, Dover o; Nov. 3.
Newark 26. Dover o: Nov. IT. New
ark 10. Newark II. S. Alumni 0;
Nov. "a. Newark -. University OF
Delaware Freshmen o; Nov. 2s. The
last two games taking place Of can
celled games between Smyrna and
Delaware City.
Evening journal., 1922-12-02
laurel Wins
FROM SEAFORD
Run Up 20 to o Score, Max
ing Eleventh Consecutive
Victory
THREE TOUCHDOWNS
IN LAST HALF
.peciai to The Evening journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
LAUREL, Dec. 2.-Laurel High
School football team in the annual
Thanksgiving game with seaford
High School ran their string OF
consecutive victories 20 eleven by
winning 20 20 0. The high school
eleven which won the championship
Of the southern half OF Delaware
from Georgetown, displayed the
same fighting spirit in the game
with Seaford, the ball seldom be-
ing within twenty-five yards OF their
goal. The first quarter developed
into a kicking contest and neither
side scored. In the second quarter
Laurel got away with some good
gains and had the ball within TWEEN
~ yards OF the goal line when the
whistle blew for the first half. and
the score remained to o. Lau-
rels defense in the first half SEEM
cd n trife weak. Seaford's backs
breaking through on several oooa-
sions.
Laurel outplayed Seaford in the
last half. scoring three touchdowns.
Coach Marvil will begin practice i'm
mediately for the championship
game with Newark. which will be
played here on Saturday. December
9th. on the Blue Hens field. The
lineup:
Evening journal., 1922-12-02

Unless Commissioner Lands has
developed plans for an amioable set
Element Of the controversy a major
minor war may develop az the meet
ings
Charley Ebbets. the owner OF the
Brooklyn club. who would like 70
have the draft price reduced 20
$3.50, instead OF $3.50. wanted the
majors TO boycott the minors last
year. but 81 was learned that some
OF the magnates feared they would
have 10 class Ebbets' team az one OF
the minors and they wanted TO re-
tain his friendship.
Ban johnson the American
League president, has been doing a
lot OF talking out In the West about
bombs that he Is going 70 throw
etc Perhaps he has a piece OF II. r.
that will blast the minors out OF
their dugoute.
Johnson's campaign. however
seems 20 be against Commissions
Lands and II they ever do go 10 Il
out in the opening Il will be an In
teresting bout 10 watch.
johnson no doubt could re-
cruit some allies among the Ameri-
can league club owners II he went
out TO get" lands, but he wouldnt
get much help among tho National
League magnates.
The American League boss IL SIN
said 70 he suffering from the wounds
sustained when Commissioner Lam
dis had the audacity TO hold up the
nurse for the tie game OF the worlds
series and Gspose OF II without say
ing a word 20 him or John Heydler'
the National League proxy.
Evening journal., 1922-12-02
BY BILLY EVANS

There are a number OF distinct
plays in football. Some OF these are
known by name, some by number
Evening journal., 1922-12-02

No home should be without a
portable fire extinguisher.
Evening journal., 1922-12-02

II. Porter. Jr.. r. L. Holiday. Thos.
w. Miller, F. II. Simonton, 3. n.
Brown. II. l.. Evans.
Evening journal., 1922-12-02
Battery j..
Totals
DONOVAN LEADS ST. MARY.

Scorer. Alexander; Referee, ston-
worth and Timer, Walsh.
Evening journal., 1922-12-02
G9A{N,',Nz1N&1d
AARREIfLN

Baltimore has sold Bentley to the
Giants but the other stars are still
In the fold and II Dunn doesn't show
that he he's plans for disposiDg Of
them. the International probably
will pull away from the Big
Three"
Evening journal., 1922-12-02

Reteree, Peach; timekeeper, VII
SON; scorer, Denney.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-03
BANCO TERRITORIAL
Y AGRICOLA DE
PUERTO RICO
CoNvocAToRIA

El Consejo dc Administration de este
Banco, en- cumpiimiento de 10 prevent.
do en- ell art. 20 de los Estatutos, ha
acordado convocsr a los sefiores accio-
nlstas Junta general ordinaria. que
Sc celebIara en- el domicilio social, ca
lie de Tetuan numero 15 a las dos de
la tarde del dia Is de julio pr6ximo,
con el objeto de someter a su aprobs-
Cion la Memoria y Balance correspon-
diente al ejercicio social de 1929 y
con el proyecto dc reforma de algunos
de los articulos de sus Estatutos.
Ticnen derecho a concurrir a dicha
Junta todos los sefiores accionistas que
obtengan papeleta de asistencia en- Ia
Secretaris de este Banco con un dia
antes de anticipation a la mencionada
fecha. Ese derecho es delegable en- otro
accionista, por medic de poder especial
en- carta dirigida al Presidcnte del
Consejo de Administration San Juan.
Puerto Rico, IL de Junio dc 1922. FL
secretario, P. Rocafort- vo. Bo. El
Fresidente, Rafael Fabian.
~ Adv.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-03

Son muchas las personals, de iccos los
partidos y sectas religiosas que Sc han
pronunciado en- favor de Ia causa iusta
que defendemos los nacstros de Puerto
Rico cada momento Sc invoca ell
patriotismo nIestro por e5ucar la ge-
neracion cue Sc levanta. Muchos nos
hacen yer que es absolutamente impo-
sible vivir con los sueldos actuaIes. En-
tire estas persolas estan medicos, aboga-
dos, periodistas. politicos, sacerdotes,
etc. que deben todos a los maestros que
les educaron. Zero vemos que cuando
llega el momento de favorecer Ia causa
que defendemos, los verdaderos amigos
10 encuentran medios de resolvsr nues
tro problen9, que nuestro enten-
der es ell mas sencillo aolucio-
rar. Els bucno que nuestros defen-
sores dejen de compadecernos Y lie ofre-
cernos Y, que Sc dispongan a demostrar
coa hechos los ofrecimientos. 'Tl movi-
nlierto Sc demuestra andando" no
con palahras. Els este ell momento de
rrestar ell concurso necesario clase
mas sufrida de esta TERRA y dobe ac-
tuarse sin rodeos nj combinaciol les ba-
js5.
Los maestros de Puerto Rico nc cul-
ramos a nadie por nuestra 3ituacion.
La culpa Ia tenemos nosotros, por ma
Der sido services Lssta la fecha, Nos
hemos acostumbrado trabajar r1$s por
los vanos halagos que por ell 2rocio de
nuestro trabajo Y de nuestros eacrifcios
Iar aadquirir nuestros titulos, hemos
cejado que Sc lie ponga precio nuestra
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-03
Ell movir11iento Sc de-
nuestra andando

Maestro, con las alabanzas por tn
labor y tn patriotismo de parte de
los que dicen quererte y defenderte
no mitig2ras ell hambre de tas hijos,
no remediaras las necesidades cue su-
fres en- las vacaciones nj po1ras aho
rrar NADIA para tn vejez. Necesitas
que tn trabajo Sc pague por 10 que
vale, para que puedas viyir. Ando-
nie).
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-03

profession. Los medicos, los abogados,
los ingenieros. los carpinteros = hasta
les humildes trahajadores le han fijado
precio sus trabajos no permitcn que
nadie les tSse su labor. GPor que los
msestros no hemos hecho 10 mismo,
cusndo necesitamos mas de Is amos de
estudios para adQuirir nuestros titulos
sieEdo nuestro trabajo el mas necesa- !
rio en- todo pals civilizado como Ell nues
tro? IA nos hemos dado cueuta de
QUE debemos dear de ser sometldos Y
Eos disponemos a defendernos con va
lor y civismo, case que los que predican
ser nuestros favorecedores no presten
ls atencion debida nuestra situacion.
Es impossible vivir con los sueldos ac
tuales y menos podemos vivir con la
hochornosa reoasa que Sc preten6e ha-
ce:.
! Parece que Sc nos quiere hacer apare-
Ger como propagandistas politicos cuan
do pretendemos defendernos. los bue-
ros portorrique1os no deben nj pcnsar
rna cosa como esta Nosotros 10 que
1emcs offender ningun bando polstico.
ruesto que en- nuestro cuerpo los hay
de todos los partidos No ossldemos
las religiones, porqTe en- nuestras flss
los hay de las distintas sectas existen-
teS en- ell pals Defendemos Ell dere e.ho
de profesionales NADIA mas. Ell que
auiera Gar otro giro a la question no
rrocede con justicia nj ecuanim.6,d
Maestros, tengamos fe en- los que Ill
rigen nuestros destinos; pero 81 no Sc
nos hace justicia recesaria lovant6mo-
nos, como un solo hombre pongamos
precio nuestro traLajo. Mientv7s no
SO decida que nuestros sueldos cstal iCs
cue recibimos o algo mas no debon m
marse contratos. Els preferible Ell sacri
fcio meJias.
Nj l centavo meros de nuestros sueldos
actuales. 81 aceptamos rebajas, Sc su
cederan, y no dudamos yer los rue SC
humillen, recibiendo S3S mensualos p9r
g meses al afio
valor, civiomo, solidaridad = ulic.l,
companeros.
Antonio Dominguez NIEVES.
Professor de Instruction Publica.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-03
Antonio Dominguez NIEVES,
Professor de instruction Puhlica.
CURso DE INGLEs COMMERCIAL

CURSE DE INGLEs COMMERCIAL
Para llenar una necesitad, por largo
tempo sostenida en- Puerto Rico. de
dar nuestros jovenes de ambos Sc
xos la oportunidad de adquirir como
cimientos avanzados del idioma ingles.
por un metodo PRACTICE sencillo, con
la pronunciation mas corl'ecta possible
ell COLEGIO ROYAL GREGG anuncia
la aperture de un curse de Ingles Co.
mercial, rara +,cquella3 personals que
va tengan conocimientos elementares
Gel idioma y que deseen ampliarlos.
Las classes seran nocturnas, dos veces
en- semana Y empezaran el lunes, din
diez de julio. Ell curse es de seis me-
ses, al cato del cual Sc garantiza que
Ell alumno habra adquirido suficientes
conocimientos para llenar cumplidamaa
tie los requisites usuales del comercio.
Dicho curse estara cargo del Sc
nor Antonio T. Martinez quien desd5
ahora forma parte de la Facultai del
Puerto Rico fuera de 6l. Su constan
tie afci0n al estudio y ell largo tiempo
que reside en- Estados Unidos, de uno
de cuyos principales colsgios de Gomez
clio, Ell Banks Business College, de
Filadelfia, obtuvo su graduation de Pc
rito Mercantil, constituye la major ga
rantia que pue5e ofrecer el Colegio a
sus educandos. Martinez es actualrcen-
te, Sub-Jefe de una Ofcina Federal en-
Puerto Rico, despues Ge haber ocupcdo
importantes puestos en- oficinas de gran
des casas de comercio de firmas ban
carias EN- ell Norve. Toda su capacidal
no lie permitiria 6esempenar ell puesSo
de conflanza que hoy ocupa con Ell GO
blerno de Estados Unidos, 81 no poseye
ra solidos conocimientos del ingles. Es-
to quiere decir que ell conocimiento del
idioma ingles en- Puerto Rico es indis-
r'ensatle.
Existe un etusiasmo creciente por
parte de estudiantes va matriculados y
los profesores del Geologic Royal
Gregg, para que esta nueva asignatu
"a sea un nuevo exito 6e la acreditada
institution que con tanto ac7erto e in
teligencia dirige la selora Maria T. Ca
macho de Robles.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-03

listed no pucdc digerir propiamense 81
alimento QUO c1mc ST ficne q higad0 en-
fermo. Cuaudo q hirado falls. I'd. 81
rricnza a shirir DC Indigestion, biliosidai.
eruclos. aiicnto fciido. palpHacioncs, doio-
res dc cabcza dyspepsia porqus q higad0
enfermo no puedc ayudar IA Digestion.
Los dcs6rdcncs del hzado son scgura
pcrmancntcmcntc eurad0s con q kemedfo
dc Lcouardi. q nucvo y ua@eiil0so de-.
cuDrimicnto vcgcial No cDuficuc cal0uel.
no csirifc cs absolWamenie incfenslvo.
II Rcucdio dc Leonardo fortaicrc y vigo-
RIA los intcstinos. hi9ado y cst1nago -
muy agradablc ~ paiadar Unas cuautss
dosis del Rcmcdio DC Lcouardi alIvisfsH
muv pronto los des0rdcncs Del hiKadn y
cstomago Dc venia On t0d1s Jas dfog'ie-
rias iarmscias.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-07-03
cAguas de
Saratoga

ST sus digestiones son Iabo-
riosas. ST la dyspepsia 10 hace SUE
Frir. ST las funciones De 81 esto-
mago y su higado no estan re-
gularizadas, pruebe 81 aqua DE-
gestiva de Saratoga. marca
'ceyser" y podra listed digerir
hasta piedras. ST miles de per-
sonas reciben. yendo a Sarato-
ga, la ventaja Dc estas maEavl-
aosas aguas spor que no ha De
recibirIa listed igual7 Pruebe
una soIa botella. De venta en-
Farmacia. Hoteles y coIr1ados.
Sc soIicitan aQentes.
Representante:
c. r. WYMAn.
Allen 81. San Juan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09

conscious about ten feet away. His
head supported by Toulouse. This
was about Gas. lie Immediately sent
Cyr and the injured man back TO the
city by auto and called plummcI S
ambulance to meet them.
Mrs. LOra Saunders, from whose
house the phone call was received,
said that Gcndron came to the house
and asked to use the phone. lie had
already been told that there was 4
phone there. He seemed to be drunk
as he did not walk straight across
the floor. He could not seem to toll
the officers where the accident had
occurred although she prompted him
once or twice. He then turned to
her and said they wanted to speak
70 her. She then told the officers
where the aCClden had occurred She
had later called the officers and had
told them that the man was drunk.
sui later. after tho car had left with
the wounded man, she had received
a phone call that another car was
coming for Officer Fox who was There
with the other mon and she had conc
70 the accident to toll the officer
ABOUT II. She Corroboratcd tho other
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09
kimb all Hersey

Miss Maud Hersey and Charles F..
kimball We've united in marriage
Friday at Rockland, and arrived in
Augusta Tuesday to spend a few
days with the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. l.. Hersey. at their cot
tage at Herseys Island, Lake Cob
boSseecontee.
The announcement of the marriage
is surprise to the many friends of
the bride in this part of the State.
Mrs. Kmball is a graduate nurse
from the Knox County General
Hospital at Rockland and she has
followed her profession in that city
and in Waterville. Mr.. kimball is a
marine engineer. The couple viii
leave in week for South America,
where Mr.. Kimball has accepted a
position. They will leave with the
lest wishes OF a large number OF
friends
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09

cornpanies of the 103rd Maine for
appearance, drill. etc, during the re-
cent encampment at Camp Devens,
we the undersigned hereby agree 10
pay the sum set against oar names
in order to assist the boys In es-
tablishing a sufficient company fund.
Kennebec journal Company, L. A.
Burleigh, Central Maine Power Co.
W. H. Wyman, George E. Macomber,
Percy V. Hill, Percival ?. Baxter,
Hume Newhall Co., of Augusta, VIII
son o. Dean, The Holmes-Swift Co..
Capital City Motor Co, Lewis A.
Crossett, L. A. Gray, Charles ). Pet
tengill, NJ. y. Mayehiff Q Co.. Au-
gusta Flower Shop, Richmond Ap-
parel Shop, Caret Millinery Shop,
Stanley Chernowsky, Augusta Fruit
Co, A. n. Soule, A. F. Perry. r. h,
Davis & Co, f. l.. Hersey. Fremont
&. Fletcher. j. +. P. Store, Moren
system. B. f. Bither. Sunbeam Bak-
cry. ]. H. Cogan Co. Swift 4 Turner,
Malcolm & Dyer Co. G. A. EllinWood,
f. w. Church. ]. 3. Farrell Co, H.
P. Lowell, Charles E. Downing.
Brooks Hardware, Truant & Bates.
S. V. Lane, George w. Quimby, c. F.
Rilodeau Co. Beane & Cross
Webber's Auto & Electric Ser
vice, Ernest Wright, Tracy &
Metcalf, D. L. Nash, Edison
Locke, Chester Fuller. II. P. Ed
wards, Winslow's Candy Shop, J.. s.
Young, Capital Clothing Co, Thomas
Donahue, E. E. Bradbury. W. S. Iadd.
purinton Bros. Co, Fifield Bros. Co.
Blaine S. Viles, Weber & Hewett.
William Condor. Taber & Reid,
Capital Drug Co, George A. Patten,
D. w. Adams, ]. E. Hersom. Poulin
& Stanley. George Beckett. LaBreck
4 Lishness. Fl. L. Merrill. Joseph
kuchner, Benedict T. Mahcr, Melvin
Sawtelle, II. s. Bunker.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09
Macomber Playground Notes

Next Saturday is to be mothers
and chldren's day at the Macomber
Playground. Mrs. Edith n. Soule,
director of the division of Public
Health Nursing of the Maine De
partment Of Health, will give a
demonstration with Mary Jane" the
health doll. There will also probably
be boat race by the Toys and an
other feature to be announced later.
a special invitation is extended 10
the mothers to come to the play
ground Saturday afternoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09

present, let me know beforehand in
order that you may be excused l
shall excuse men only under excep-
tional circumstances, because l feel
that this is a very extraordinary oc-
casion.
The time: Wednesday, August 9Th
at 705 p. NJ
The place: The Armory.
RAYMOND w. SWIFT
Captain 1"3rd Inf. Me. y. G.
Commanding Co. T
Following is the list Of those. who
w to Tuesday evening, had contri-
buted TO the fund:
Whereas, Company T. Of Augusta,
won the prize offered the different
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09

Strength, with lots of pep and pre-
sent an appearance as only our best
effort can produce. We put on a
corking show for our first $4,000.
Now 1t is up to US to put on a still
better one for our second donation.
SO let us all he on deck promptly
with shoes shined and clean shave:
roller skates and ears together with
click.
1t is necessary that We DC on hand
a half hour earlier, Assembly will
sound at 7.O5 P. NJ. A few minutes
drill to get limbered up and then we
shall go over to the Square. The
uniform will be wooden with coats.
IF anything prevents Your being
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09

Word was received Monday by
Eugene stevens of the Salvation
Army Corps of this city, from Com
mandant Magee who was until re-
Gently stationed in this city. As the
message was written upon a postal
card. it did not contain any other in
formation except that they were sta
toned at Warren. Pa.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09
Amounted to West Point

Ivian y. Perley. who has just been
appointed TO West Point by Con
gresham John +. Nelson. left on the
afternoon train. Tuesday, for the COL
lad successfully passed his eXamina-
tons He is the son Of Capt Fred
e. Perley of Nassalboro. and grad
mated from Washburn High School
in June. being prominent there in
baseball, basket ball and track work
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09

witnesses as to the position
car.
Gcndron dld not testify IN
behalf. He came into the colI
with his left arm in a sing
was suffering from a broken
bone.
Probable cause was fouD
Gcndron was held in the
$4,000 for the September tern
Superior Court. Bal was u
last night and Gcndron vas
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09

Captain AIonzo Loring and Mrs.
Toring ana their daughter, Bcryl. of
the local Salvation Army corps, left
Tuesday for a three weeks vacation
which they Will pass in Bath and AT
O,d Orchard whore they vii! attend
the Camp Meeting.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09

Mss Irene PcpIn Of this city was
taken Monday to the Sisters Hos
pital in Waterville, where late in the
evening she underwent serious
surgical operation. It was thought
Tues day that she would recover nom
the operation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09

f C. Hendee of this city has re-
turned to his work in the mailing
room of the local postoffice, after
passing two weeks at his cottage at
Squirrel Island.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Orvile Bruce and
son. Robert, who have been visiting
with friends in Portland. Sanford
ana Deering. returned Monday to
this city. They left Tuesday for
Lakeside where they Will pass tie
week.