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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-22
elm

Hon. john l.. Nelson and Frank G..
harrington Will address the citizens Of
Clinton at Town hall this evening at S
O'Clock.
Brown Memorial Methodist Sunday
school will hold its annual picnic at
the cottage of IRA A. Witham today.
\ special meeting of Clinton Grange.
II. of H.. IS called by Willis T.. Knight.
master. for "Wednesday evening next
for the purpose of acting upon all
matters pertaining to the Grange fair.
\ full attendance of members is le-
sired.
Miss Portia Willis Of New York
Will address TIL" citizens Of Clinton AT
Town hall Friday afternoon at 3
o'clock. The public is invited to be
present.
The annual picnic Of the Wesleyan
Literary Club Will be held at oak
wood Wednesday. Members attending
are ask. d 10 .akc sandwiches and cup.
fork and spoon.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-22
COMING EVENTS

Aug. 2o-27-Northport Camp Meeting.
Northport, Nc.
Aug. 22-summer conference n. E.
Changers. ST. Johnsbury. Vt.
Aug. 22-Mainc State Pom"log ical
Society conference, orchard l.. T..
Whitman, Hebron, 10 A. NJ and >
Aug. 22-24-Third International con-
vention, Life Underwriters. Toronto.
Aug. Frosts Of Maine reunion. cot
tag" Mr.. ana Mrs. Horny f.. Frost,
Tacoma Lake
Aug. 23-PIcrce family reunion. Has
kclls cottag2. Three-Cornered Pond
Augusta.
Aug. 23-25 Maine Forestry Associa
ton and Knox academy of Arts and
Sciences, Tar lIarhnr.
Aug. 2"-2i State vide medical and
surgical clinic. Lewiston.
Aug. 23Scpt baptist school OF
Methods. ocean Park
Aug. 2%-Sept. l-lIarlist Scnool Of
Methods. ocean PARK.
Aug. 23--Maine state pomnlugical
Society conference. orchard by Re-
bert II Ga!diner. Gardiner. u y. NJ.
Aug. 24-Farmcrs' Firld day. Robbins
Grove, W"hhrr Ionl
Aug. a Annua! reunion 10Th Nc. Reg.
Assn. East Nassalhoro.
Az y,,o = Man" r:,tate Pomo'"slca'
Union II A. NJ ana . l.. ".
Aug. -3-Scpt. ) E.tna CampmrotIng
Spir!ruahsGs.
-tug. e3--Wchhcr Pond campm"eting.
Aug. 1-Au'nmoiile Electric AS
s"cintion. GA orchard
sept. IN. /. II. A. annual meeting.
Eimw""a Hotel. Wat"rville.
SEPT. 2-Cclrbr& ton 5"th anniversary
establishment X. p. lodge of Ma
Sept. 4-S-Mnlne State tar. Lewiston
Sept. 4-I.ahor dav.
sent, 4-I.abor Day Celebration at
sept. III 90 r OF eastern Maine.
annual outing. camp Benson.
state convention. Levi t"n Auburn.
Sept s-.-l5th Maine Reunion at
Bruins wick.
Sept. Election, day.
ddatos for Maine ana East Maine
Methodist Conference at y. VI. G. A.
Training Camp. Lake Cobbossee
Contec.
Sept. 12-l4-Tire Marshals' Associa-
ton Of North America. Portland
Atlantic. Deeper Waterways Assn,
sent i3-l5-The SD annual meeting
Maine Pharmaceutical Association
Ear Harbor.
Sept. 14-Reunion 21st Maine Reg,-
ment c. A. Il hall, Gardiner
Sept. iG-State Cpnterencc-CUnventi
Postmasters and other postal en-
pioyes, Portland.
Sept. 20-22--I'al meeting OF Maine
Federation Women's Cubs. Dover
Foxcroft
Sept. 20-22-Annual state convention
Maine W. c: T. L.. No nth Berwick.
Sept. 25-27-Maine Universalist State
convention. Auburn Nc.
Oct. 2-9-Clcan-tp and Fire Prevention
week
suSta.
Der. 5-6-7-Maine Music Festival. Ban.
gor.
Oct 9-10-11-Maine Music Festival at
Portland.
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lis are enjoying an outing at Pettee's

lily are enjoying an outing at Pettee's
pond.
Miss Doris Rogers of North vassal-
boro is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene Holt.
daughter Sophia Weber. have return
cd from few days stay at East
Harpswell.
Mrs. John Shaw and daughters. Jean
and Mary. have gone to Canaan to pass
a few days.
| Miss Blanche Dulac has returned
! from a few days stay at Bar Harbor.
Miss Ruth Robertson Is employed
At the Holt Candy store.
Mrs. Rollin G. Clark and son Will
liam Will return to their home in
! Lewiston today after being in town
F! for several days.
4 Fred Howe left Sunday 70 "a weeks
| stay in Boston and vicinity.
! benjamin Bradbury has returned
/ from Temple Heights where he has
| been passing several days.
| Mrs. Lester Davis has returned
| from short stay in Portland.
!
/ is visiting relatives in town.
! Mrs Joseph I.acree has gone to
| Nova Scotia where she will visit rela
! lives
! Mrs. II. r. Narney has returned
! from frw days stay at Liberty.
| Mrs. +. \. Files has returned from
: Chamberlain where she has been pas
/ sing several days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Reed have re-
| turned from Sherhrooll where Mr..
Reed has been playing ball during
! the summer.
! Mrs Boyd and daughter. Miss Ncl-
lie. have gone to New Brunswick to
| visit relatives.
| Mr.. and Mrs charles Buri'ill ard
son. Leland, NJ" enjoying a vacation
I ut Union Pond.
/ Mr. and Mrs. T.. w. Watson Of
! silver street. have gone to Lakeside
/ II an outing.
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been tried is unanimous that children
do better in their studies and have
more fun in their play time after or
ganized activities have got under
way.
Will it cost lot of money!
What do you care, if it is worth
ten times what it costs? And if the
load is divided so equitably and
spread out so widely that your share
is insignificant?
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Maine Fair Dates and Secretaries

Aug nl"t r,etr,n Maine R,neor
II p,rl,L:m E,nrar
49,, 90 ,,.. r,
AuS = , AHui oSI"t's = GU" -
i','I -, "''S' Ni''0' ~ - ~ NV
r'"'"'e r''.N'
avg. 2"---Nr""StooE County. Carl
buu, Frank Riley. caribou.
Aug. 29-3 -AidroScorEin Valley, Can
ton, q. -. l.aIruNS, CnMton.
,uy "g- SON 1-,.,rtror Maine Water.
l,I,- /, Al tfIn,,,r. V"tnr,,,lc
49,
Aus. - 40, tl I-LSWIth FARMERS
- iUh. N"r'h -.iSWotth' Hafo!d M&d-
o"NhS' i'"SN"iil.
Aug. 2'-ScIt l-flouIton Agricultural.
lIoultun. T.. Il. leighton, Hou!toH.
Sent. 4-5-.,on,rS,t County. Arson. J.
T., N.jthac Madison.
sent. Nlalmr state Acricultural
lewiston. i. : I;utlcr. Lewiston.
Sent. 81 south kenncbcc, south
Windsor. \. \. Douglass. Gardiner.
Sept. -Cumhrrland County. Cor
E,.o. +. +, AIuultcn. Cumberland
Center.
S,r1 ,-t-I,uifv pniI, Irftv T. H.
'ary,II. l.nilv.
sent. J. \nriu pcnnhsc.;. SPRING
ii,ld. l.. X. A\rri!I. Hrrutiss.
sem. ,-,-Ilaucnck tnIntv HluchtI
H. \ Sa,nJ,rs I;hr%h'iI'
Sept. Is Northern Maine. Prcsquc
scrt. is,li-WaId" ana PoHo6sco,.
MnnI.r. A. ~, curtis Belfast,
Scpt. I.-Ii-DNfurd Comfy. South
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-22
Umpire Is Fined for
Hitting Ballplayer

Baltimore. Md, Aug. "l-tmpirs
William MCGOWAN OF the Internal
tional League WAS fined SIG in police
court today for his share in an in
cident at Oriole Park yesterday in
which the umpire and Harry Nc
Curdy. first baSeman Of the Syracuse
club, and former University Of ILL
rois football and baseball star came
to blows, after McCurdy had ques-
toned It decision of the upmire.
McGowan said he did not know that
Mcrur3y was under arrest when he
struck him. McCurdy and Pitcheri
Walter Stewart, another player in
volved in the affair, failed to appear
in court and forfeited their collateral
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OAKLAND

Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Fl. Ransdell and
Mrs. Hosea Baker of Waterville were
callers Sunday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Chester Bridges of Oak
land Heights.
Robert Blair has gone to Bangor to
attend the Eastern Maine Fair
Miss Margaret Watson. who has
been a guest for several weeks Of Mr..
and Mrs. w. W. Gibbs of Oakland
Heights has gone to Belgrade to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Alva Watson and Mrs.
Lucy Watson before returning TO her
home in East Orange. \. j.
Miss Florence Palmer has returned
from Camden where she was week.
end guest Of Miss Iva Grover.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Yeaton and
daughter Dorothy, and Mrs Martha
Wheeler ot Lynn. Mass, arrived In
town Sunday ana Will DE guests ..
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bates ard c. ~
Bates Of Oakland Heights for two
weeks, the trip being made ~ auto.
MIR. and Mrs. Maurice Armed and
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Herrick and
daughter Carolyn, who have been Wis
itinS Mrs. Mary Sturtevant Of Oak
land Heights have returned to 1heic
home in Augusta.
Ray Lcyston. who has been guest
Of Miss Mildred Penney at the home
Of hcr parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Penney OF Water street, the past
week, has returned to his home IN
Lewiston.
l.. r. Sturtcvant and daughter
Mary, Of Fairfield, were Sunday
guests Of Mr.. Sturtevant's mother,
Mrs. Mary Sturtevant of Oakland
Heights
Miss wilma TIallett and Miss Ruth
Dinsloy OF Medford Hillside Mass.
and Mrs. Frank Dingloy Of Belgrade
avenue, enjoyed an automobile trip to
Union, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Patterson of
Aver street were sunday guests of
relatives IN Fairfield.
Horace Epham. who is employed at
the Cascade Wooden Mill, passed the
weekend at his home in Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Horsom have
returned from several days outing at
their cottage at Lakeside.
The meeting of the Fidelity Glass
Of the United Baptist church. will lie
omitted this week on account of the
Competing a Lakeside.
Maurice Crowell. Mrs Lewis Grow
ell, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Welch and
Mrs. Alton Cousins enjoyed a fishing
trip to North Pond Saturday evening.
Services were held a the Asa Bates
Memorial Chapel at Oakland Heights
Sunday afternoon and were conduct
ed by Rev. Howard G. Kennedy.
Mrs. Civis I.eech passed Sunday at
her cottage at Lakeside
Oral Stevens Of Belgrade anl Will
lis Richardson OF Smithfcld arc
! guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Percy Iarkin
Mrs. Benjamin Smith and son Win
f"cd We're week end guests Of Mr.
and Mrs Ross Baker. returning Mon
dav morning to thir home in Water
vii!o.
Mrs. Thomas Bates and grand
daughter, Laura Bunker loft Monday
for Lakeside to attend the Annual
Campmeetins for few DAYS.
Neil Mcneil of Watcrvillo was \
c'st Sunday Of his aunt, Mrs. limo
thv Otis.
Mr. and Mrs Oral Wheeler AMI Mr.
md Mrs Nathan Collar were visitors
in Augusta SUNDAY.
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FAIRFIELD
Donald Curtis Of New York city

Donald Curtis Of New York city
has arrived IN town to pass his vaca
ton at the home ce hts aunt, Mrs.
Hugh r Hatch.
Mrs. y w. Allen and +. r Emery
Of Boston. ana Mrs. w. III Emery of
SkoWhegan are guess at the home
OF Mr. ana Mrs. ". ". Merrill.
Mrs. Vina Parrish has returned
from Fort Fairfield whore she has
been visiting relatives
Rev. j C. Bearse has gone to Lit
tie Compton, Il J., being called there
by the death OF his brothcr-in-law.
Miss Mona Ames has returned to
her home on High street after at
tending Summer school at Columbia
University.
Miss Susie Thomas Of Augusta is
visiting relatives in town.
Emerson Iawry who has been pass
ing his vacation at the home Of his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Lawrv,
has returned to Texas. where he is
employed
Chester Ellis Of Augusta. was
business caller in town
Mrs. A. B. Carham and sons, Thorn
az and Richard, Of WASHINGTON. u. c.,
are guests at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. II. Q. Brown.
Alden Allen. who has been employed
at Millinocket during the summer
months. is al the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Marden with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Gregory and
son. who have been visiting in town
Tor few days. have returned to Carl
bou. They wera accompanied there by
Mrs. Gregory. mother, Mrs. A. NJ.
Gliddcn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Coro and fam
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Entertained at Sans Souoi Camp

A party was entertained Monday
afternoon and evening at Sans
Souci," Hcrsey's Island. Included IN
the party were Mrs. ]. F. Rabbit,
Mrs. F. J. c. Little. Mrs. p w. Moon
ey. Miss Julia Clapp. Miss Gladys
Little. c. Bryce Little, Miss Iora
Poolcr, Miss Isabelle McAllistnr and
Miss Ruth Henderson. all OF Angus
ia. Miss Vera Bradford of Everett.
Mass, and Miss Withee of Winslow.
\ delicious supper was served and a
fine time was passed about the card
tables.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-22

BISHOP Edwin II. Hughes OF the
Methodist Episcopal church. was in
town for q short time between trains,
Monday Bishop Hughes went over
seas during the World War in the
uniform of y. Al. c. 4. secretary
ana did wonderfully effective work
for the American soldiers. He spoke,
sunday morning at the campmeecting
ut East LivormOrc, and Sunday af-
tcrnoon at another campmeoting at
Empire Grove, Fast Poland. He was
scheduled to speak Tuesday at Jack
sonvllle Cfnpmeoting, East Mach:as.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-22
Augusta Woodlots
Active in Face Of
the Fuel Shortage

The result of the call for fuel esti
mates to he made by each house
holder ana supplied to the fuel com
| mittee showed total of - people in
Augusta who We're sufficiently inter-
| ested in their winters supply OF fuel
to express themselves on the subject.
They required approximately g.
cords Of wood. Most Of these eSti-
| mate cards ANA blanks We're received
| at the office us the Chamber of Com
merce Monday during the day and it
is significant that Sunday was Il
chilly day, which undoubtedly ex-
llalnS the rush.
Reports from the members of the
committee showed that there is
cutie a bit of activity in the woodlots
around Augusta and still further ac-
tlNlty planned for the month of Sep
tcmber Wood is changing hands at
prices varying from ST. to SIS, at
which prices. according to quality
and distance hauled. anyone within a
radius of ten miles can make a neat
little profit.
These prices represent an increas
of 50 or So a cord over last year and
give the farmer a chance to make a
neat little piece of change if he has
the foresight to sell while the price is
high.
Talk Of bringing in wood from
long distances by rail from regions
whore wood and woodchoppers are
Ia, l. -.
Woodlots are glad TO turn their wood
and labor into ready money is gem
eral and everyone is looking for a re-
duction in rail freight rates on fuel
wood 10 bring this competition into
being.
AS brought out by the discussion II
seems that the average man plans TO
wait a while to see what develops in
the WAY of getting coal. As soon as
he is convinced that coal cannot be
had. he Will choose between soft coal
and green wood. AS the dry wood
Will long since have been fully
bought up he Will have to burn his
fuel green, unless somebody gets busy
and secs that a supply IF fuel is pre-
pared for him. awaiting his tardy or
der.
1t was pointed out at the meeting
last evening that the logical fellow to
do this is the coal dealer to whom
probably - percent Of the people Will
look for their supply. The coal
dealers. on the other hand, feel that
their first duty is to get coal and
they hesitate TO enter the wood bust
ness except as a last resort They
are willing TO act as distributing
agents, if somebody else will make
the supply Of wood available.
The committee talked over avail
able woodlots known to exist in and
around Augusta. Such far away
points as Belfast, Bingham, Shirley
Blanchard. and Mayfield were men
toned as possible sources of supply
in carload lots. and Winthrop, Read
field. Belgrade, and Palermo were
suggested as within hauling distance
of Augusta.
For the present the Chamber of
Commerce is to act as mediary be-
tween the persons needing wood and
the men who have wood to sell. In
other words the Chamber of Com
merce will act as a clearing house
between consumers and producers
and will help people find a market
for their product
The matter OF price Will be left to
the people thus brought together.
Under this police farmers wishing 10
know the whereabouts of customers
are entitled to write to the Office of
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County Officials
Probing Row at
North VassalbOrO

County Attorney Walter NJ. Sanborn
and High Sheriff Edward D. HARDWOOD
! ~ Augusta were in North Nassalboro
| Monday Investigating an alleged shoot
ing which took place on the Getchelrs
Corner road, an eighth of mile out of
| North Nassalboro. early Sunday morn
! ing.
According to the story IS patched to-
! ccthor ly ,hc county officers, Warren
! T.. Porter. boss burlrr in the North
! Nassalhoro wooden mill. who lives at
! tho place designated. fired the shots
and ono Of thOm struck Fred Allen in
! the head over the left eye. Arthur
! Alien. a brother to Fred Allen, was in
nuol on tho check near the left eye
( hy q blow from the butt of the rcvol-
I var alleged to l" in the hands of For
ter.
Tie trouble is said to have origi-
uqtod over dispute of some little
standing A young man by the name
! of l'"an from Albion. 50 it is related
! q "A ho"n gwen place as pitcher on
| tho Nurth NaSsalboro baseball team
and Do7n and his wife had been given
places in the wooden mill. Mrs. Dean.
| % was stated. for some reason was
! tscharEod hN Porter. and this resulted
| IN a scilcs Of diniCultics which nearly
Distracted the baseball team. according
80 reports as nearly as they could he
' rtsd oIt from wide varict% of sto-
rios to!dSMonday.
Tho Aliens keep small store and
'tln boon consistent supporters of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-22

the Chamber Of Commerce or they
may call in person.
The committee voted to adjourn for
two weeks, during which time it is
thought that we shall know more
certainly just what the situation with
regard to coal is going to be, and
more complete plans can be worked
out for handling the local situation.
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AUGUsTALOCALS

Mrs F. NJ. Mason is at Island Park
for few days, before going to Wins
low where she will assume her duties
as a teacher in the public schools
there. Mrs. Mason has Just COM
pIatod a course at the teachers
Plattsbnrg at Castine Normal school
being one of 4S chosen from the State
to pursue this line of study.
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Cascade GRANGE

inc first regular meeting Of Cas-
cadc Grange since the summer vaca-
| ton Was Evll on Saturday evening
III the new Grange Hall. About 100
we're in attendance. In addition to
"" regular business which WAS tran
sacted it was voted to send the Nor
tiny Lecturer Mrs. Gala Dudley to
the Lecturers Conference to be held
III the near futur at Burlington, Vt.
Inc following program was carried
out; singing Home Sweet Home,
by the Grange; piano solo with en-
core, Delene Tcrrio; reading Clarence
, Oliver; reading Bertha Wheeler: p-
ano solo, with encor, Thclma Sulli-
van: reading Rose SOule: reading.
Lottle Cornforth: singing by grange
Inc lecturer announced that at tic
heNt regular meeting on Sat evening
Spt. End, "Childrcns Night" woul,
be observed and each child is re-
GueSted 70 come prepared to take
part in the program. Refreshments
ot iHo cream and cake will bc served
Alr. and Mrs. Alden Savage ana
daughter Ruth and Mr.. and Mrs. H.
tered TO Belgrade Talos SUNDAY
where they were CHESTS of Ar .nd
Mrs. Lyman Farnham.
:, H'a s""e
no,r.in ,.o.,., ''7'' '''' ""'''' WI ,
George F,vprhcart Of Dover Eov-
>loit was guest SUNDAY o his
nFolh":' refer Everhoart Of Alpine
street.
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McCurdy-C

Frederick Myron MrCurdy and
Irene Este!le Cowing. both of Angus
Ia, We're united in marriage at the
parsonage Of the Methodist church,
Monday evening at s o'clock. by Rev.
W. J. Layton. The single ring cere-
monv was used and the couple were
unattended.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-22

Oct. l1-19-5Sd annual convention State
$. $ Assn. A -. usta.
Oct. 26-21-Maine Teachers Associa-
tiOn. Bangor.
Nov. Decentralization of Maine farm
crops. Maine Pathological society,
Main" Seed Improvement Assem-.
and Maine DairNmen'S Asso'n., at
city Hall, Lewiston.
Dee. lc-Maine State Grange, 1922
Session. EnnCnr-
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A number of the local sporting fra
ternity went to Neazie. Monday night
to witness the bout scheduled be-
tween Eddie Tramblay and Jack
Savage. Among them were William
Beedy. Edward Jones, Ralph Huff,
Otto y. Larsen, Harry Nigue, and
John Bowers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-22
DANCE TONIGHT AT
Fair Grounds Casino
Waterville
Also every Tuesday and Thursday
Music by Babe Harrirgton's
Orchestra auCl7--c-c
NOTICE

have. this day. given my two sons.
PRESTON Nuik and Maurice York. their
nr,. ana VIII not claim their wages or
uN ~, bills ~ their contracting
.er ths dat.
GEORGE II. YORK.
No. Nassalhoro.
tgg :. 1879. auG>-l5-92'
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Surf Rider Beats
Blocks Norwich

Saratoga Springs, \. Y, Aug. IL
Morvich. Benjamin Blocks 1922
Kentucky Derby winner. today was
beaten five lengths by Surf Rider.
Montfort Jones gcldIng, in The
Greenwich handicap. at seven fur
longs
1t was Moryichs first start since
his defeat at Latonia in the Ken.
lucky special. won by Whskaaay.
He carried 100 pounds against ..c
Jones gelding's 11J. Taking n long
lead at The start. Norwich slowef:
after going a half furlong and fin
ished almost in a walk
There were no other starters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-22

Deputy Sheriff. Marshal Pomer-
lcau, who has been on duty on Maine
Central railroad property during the
strike. was in Augusta. Monday on
a short leave Of absence to attend the
marriage Of his son
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-22
Fined for Speeding

w. C. &. Doolittle of Unity. y. y,
and F. W. Smith of Concord. Mass,
We're before Trial Justice w. f..
Knight Monday for exceeding the
speed limit on the State highway sun
day. Each paid fine of $40 and costs
amounting to S9%0. The offenders
were hailed in Iy c. W. Simpson, high
way police.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-22

Local police have been notified of
the theft in Portland of an automo-
bile, bearing the number plate 23,2e0
the property Of w. B. McCloskey Of
that city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-22
Mrs. Florence Bachelor

Word has been received here Of
the death of Mrs. Florence Bachelor,
widow Of the late Abraham Baohel-
der and a former resident of Oak
land, which occurred Friday night
at the home of her sister. Mrs. Non
roe of Unity.
Mrs. Bachelor had been in de-
clinins health for the past two years
but was able to lie about and on
Friday had called at one of her
neighbors. Friday evening she re-
tired as we'll as usual and on Sat-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-22

The funeral Of Frank H. Reed, who
died at his home in North Nassalboro,
sunday morning. will be held at +.
NJ. Wednesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Thompson
have returned from weeks visit
with relatives and friends in Belfast
and nearby towns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-22

Monday afternoon that they were un-
certain what course to pursue. but it
was proba Bile some kind Of disorderly
conduct charge would be lodged.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-22

There will be a dance a the country
club Wednesday evening. Aug. %.
Lambert's orchestra OF four pieces Will
furnish the music.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-22

Dr.. Ralph l.. Reynolds has returned
from a short vacation, and on Monday
resumed his practice.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-22

Charles w. Jones OF China OF the
State Highway police. was in the city
Monday on official business.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-22

vices of her uncle, the late Horace

business visitor in town Monday.
Fire was discovered Sunday after
noon in the stable chamber Of Mrs.
Orinda y. Johnson on Pleasant
street. 1t was extinguished by help
of neiChhors and volunteer fire fight
crs without much damage. This is
The second time within month That
fire has broken out in the same place.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-08-22

Mr.. and Mrs. II. r. Robinson OF
Bingham We're calling on friends in
town, Monday.