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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-05

mai rennmite actrite ale popoare-
lor cu limha materna engleza, este
foarte bolnava aici. Dansa a jucat
81 in anul treeut. Uhimadata \
jucat in piesa ''Deburau".
Ravenna, Ga. - H. E. Smith. de
60 ami, eomisar judetean din jude
tul Portage, a cazut mort la To-
cuinta lni din Palmyra. Ell fost
una din cele mai importante fl
guri din statul Ohio care STA pc
trecut toata viata sa GU politica.
A ramas sofia sa 81 trei copii.
Youngstown, @. Casa lui
Louis Adovasio. I'm contractor cu
stare buna de aiei, fost bombar-
data 81 rau deteriorata. Politia
crede ca dusmanii lui i-au pus di-
namita. Mime din cei din casa n a
fost ranit. caprin IMMUNE.
Columbus. O. - Drul II. s. Mac
Ayeal. directorul salubritatei pu-
blice al statului sr f. G. Shaw. din
Akron. presedintele comisiunei
statului pentru temnite, au pornit
eri ca sa faca 0 calatorie de studii
in statele Minnesota. Illinois, In
diana 81 Michigan. Iii vor vizita
toate temnitele ca sa faca rapport
corpurilor legiuitoare ale statului
Raportul lor va servi reformei ce
Sc pregateste. pentru temnitele din
statul Ohio.
Cincinnati. - Tnul din cele
mai scurtc testamente este inain-
tea tribunalului de aici pentru
aprObare. Testamentul a fost scris
in 1922 de catre Charles Grau, i'm
preziua mortii sale 81 numai
atat: "Las toti banii 81 toata ave-
rea mea sllrorei mele, Louisa
LeSher.'
lronton, O. = Presedintele Har-
ding, dinlpreuna cu mai multi
membri al cabinetului sau. Gu mai
multi gtlvernori 81 primari din
500 orase, an fost invitati sd ia
parte la inaugurarea podului Iron
Russell, aruneat peste riul
Ohio. 1naugararea Sc Va face in
zlna de Il AprllIe.
GAINESVILLE, @. = Howard Ha-
de - ami, fnyatator la
Parkins School in oraselul Wayne,
a disparnt de cateva zile. Prietenii
81 familia lui sunt de parerea Cd a
comis sinucidere. Hamilton ma
fost vazut de Vineri din sapta-
mama treenta.
Rndapesta. = Legitimistii (par-
tmul regaD an fetlactat procla-
matte declarind ca Ecu moartea
ltn Carol regefe Ungariei este
Otto al I-lea, Gu toate Cd este
lmpledeeat, in mod temporar, sd
fle incorOnat de rege.' Declara tia
a fost semnata de 10 arist0crat;.
IN frnnte Gu contele Andrassy.
Cardlnalnl Czernoch, primatul I'm
gariel, a declarat ca in opiniunea
lui Otto a devenit regele Upsa-
riei. Consiliul municipal al orasu-
lul Budapesta adoptat o resolu-
tie, recomandata de cohtele An
drassy, ca fostul imparat 81 rege
sa fie incaronat in Ungaria, in
Budapesta.
Regina, Sask., Canada. = Pre-
mierul W.M. Martin a demisionat
Pri seara, ayizindu-l despre acea-
sta pc loctiitornl guvernului, New
lands.
Muskogee, Okla. - Miss nellie
Clare, din New York, actrita, al
nrlrit intr'un spital de aici, in
arma ostenelei excessive ce-a Gu
orins-o dnaa I'M dams intr 'un tea
Eru de aici. Dupa ce a dansat, cal
"a simtit ran, 81 a fost transpor-
-o+S T.. 1911 49,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-05

Ultimnl nnmar din Revista
Vremii," publica in frnnte I'm ar
tieOl al culfpscutului sociolog 81 ON
polite maghiar, Oscar Iaszi, care
traeste astazi refugiat la Viena.
Data find importanta 81 actualita-
tea chestiunei eat 81 antoritatea re-
cunoscuta a lui Iaszi in materia
aceasta, reproducem pasagile G.
sentiale din articolul !sau:.
Tendintele iredentiste sunt mai
violente 81 mai inversunate- deeat
erau fnainte. Pretentiile nouilor
minoritati rationale preocupa Opt
MIA publica mai mutt ca orr cand.
toti fiji aceluiasi neam, despartiti
prip noile hotae politice doresc,
mai energic 81 mai Consistent, deeat
in timp,arile cand mimic nu-i des-
partea, sa-si cultive 81 sa-si realize
re communicates nationala 81 cultu-
rala, fara a tine seama de noua
oranduire a lucrurilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-05

Ya voa en ssana ehiar daca in exrsm va Fl pasa la
un pebasc't de oarece poporn s TX arfnl vanal
lost nnmai peatru foosn catora sis s apslul III
I'm nbluff WS1-7S 7a as91 sNeD
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-05

!, Walter lGurach, din Chicago a
fost secs din inchisoare 81 dus
lnaintea judecatorului Bugee ca
sd splsa pentru ce-a batut ne
vasta. Gnraeh "a negat faptui.
Neya>ta -sa a declarat solemn ca
de cand traieste cu barbatul eli
n a atins-o nici cu un deget.
Curtea era in nedumerire, pan&
cand Agnes, o fata de II ami. Gu
fata brazdata de lacrami pasit
inaintea jndecatorului zicand ::
'Eu am facut aceasta. Tata zicea
ca na fost nici odata arestat.
NJ am gandit sa fac gluma ell ell
de zlua de 1-iu Aprilie 81 am che
mat politia 81 am Spus ca a batut
pc mama"
Cetind telegrama pc care am
reproduS-o aproape textual mia
VENT in minte zicala romaneasca !:
'Copiii oamcnilor Sunt draci
sei."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-05

I'm domn din New jersey vrea
sa-Sl vlnza nevasta pentru $4,000
dar sunt suite 81 mil de barbati earl
an dat mai mutt ca sa scape de
Tor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-05

PreOtii orr carOr organizatiuni
religloase, nevestele 81 copiii lor
mlnofi nu sunt socotiti in Gotta pc
care prevede legea imigrarii pen
tru fieeare natIonalitate, este ho-
tarirea data de I'm Indicator Fe-
deral din New York.
@
Nouazeci 81 sapte la suta din
populatia Australiei este de orr.
gina curata engleza..
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-05

San FraaeseA. Madame
Amelitta GxliEurci !. q fest for
|tata de a &h1iee de tnrneul san
artistic din canine rseelei ce 4
leontractat-O il Portland, Ore. IA
lera sa tina aiei y concert u apsi
r. mai nearsa. u in slte. orsse.
Mai naiate : an6aat eoneertai
Isperind Cd Use w face n eateva
nile mAi hire. Gtarea u isla4 este
|ssA g M nsai paats Sa1Ae ltinsp
|ds cSteya aaptAm1ni d1sixa aii1is = :
de acest turneu ii nlod lioal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-05

Pessoanela jefuite stunt pests 80
Banditii AZ esit repete, dura &c
an ''cAratit" se all pntnt, 81 au
seapat in niste automobile pater-
Mise ce-i astepta afara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-05

Trenton, N. ]. Niate bandit
inarmati, maseati, Az intrat in 0
casa 81 az asostat pc mai multi
indiyiz; csfi iacan esrii aiei. Ei
an h'at a. = esisde fsta baai 81
hijuterii u valAAre de *4OQQy
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-05

Cincinnati. Inul din cele
mai scurtc testamente este inain-
tea tribunalului de aici pentru
aprobare. Testamentul fost scris
in 1922 de catre Charles Grau. i'm
preziua mortii sale 81 numai
atat LAS toti banii 81 toata ave-
rea mea surorei mele, Louisa
Lekher.''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-05

lronton, O. = Presedintele Har-
ding, dlnlpreuna cu mai multi
membri al cabinetului san. GU mai
multi gl1vernori 81 primari din
$50 ofase. an fost invitati sd ia
parte la inaugurarea podului Iron
ton-Rlussell, aruneat peste riul
Ohio. lnaugararea Sc Va face in
ziua Gle Il Aprilie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-05

Muskogee, Okla. - Miss nellie
Clare, din New York, 0 actrita, a
mnrit intr'un spita de aici, in
urma ostenelei excessive ce-a Gu
prins-o dnpa I'M dams intr 'un tea
trn de aici. Dupa ce a dansat, ca
s'a simtit ran, 81 fost transpor-
tata la spital unde q murit prste
cateva ciasllri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-05

Regina. Sask., Canada. - Pre-
mierul w. N. Martin demisionat
eri seara, avizindn-l despre acea-
sta pc loctiitornl suvernului, New
lands.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-05

GAINESVILLE, O. = Howard Ha-
milton, de - ami, fnvatator la
Parkins School in oraselul Wayne,
a disparut de cateva zile. Prietenii
81 familia lui sunt de parerea cd a
comis sinucidere. Hamilton ma
fost vazut de Vineri din sapta-
mama trecnta.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-21

40 Mind. w. set az, hu,sr.d candle. On
the tree ana Keen Their, bright throurhou,
the Chrlstm.s tims. Tor Wills thcy shine
upon "a. we nav. ush, 20 80. This life
not a. A hattie. hui as the march Of a
mighty feiiow.hipi ladies' and gentle.
men 1 thans yo,,'.
he bowel 70 r,sh, and l.f, n. IN an
audience poilteiv anplaudlnx ana with.
drew, Win. ola Ron s-t hi. ndiIe 20 hi.
chln and scraped the preliminary measure
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-21

prcaehed from tire norm. NJ passing
neaslcy's) my eyes were 80 fuii Of
smartInr tears ! could see only
blurred planes of light dancing vague
~ In the darkness. instead Of bright,
lighted windows
"Now.' said Pecs. painting and
turning his back To the wind: 'the
rest u you gentlemen walt out here.
Ton two newspaper men. you come
with me"
tie opened the rntes and went In.
the Jor nal reporter and ] follow.
lny-all three % us wiplng our half
blinded eyes When we reached the
shelter Of the front porch. took the
key from my pocket and opened the
door
II live here" explained to Mr..
Peck.
"All right" he said. "Jest step
In and tell George Dowdcn that Sim
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-21

and what detachable eufiesm.nts. op.
posite the Tree. hls back against N.
wall, sat old Bob. clad In dress ~
state. part 81 which consisted ~
swailow'thii coat OWN an "sergr"wn
chrysshthehu'n w me ""i'"'ih"'"'.
I'd necht~' Hnd pink 'sna'si''er no
erty cap OF tls-usp"r~s. hs was scrap
INK hddle VA" "d ZINES com"
aInin' snd me tune No p"yed was.
oh. my Liza. y" sh any rev
""uh"'i '" :" Wv
NO one except e'h HOB was =" bs
SEN IN me r"'n' %, we watched nv"
lnd istensd brsaih'"-siy. When %
hniShed Lima. ne lais the hanle
across MS she". Nir-d sis race VII"
q new ana brilliant "'u" s'ik hshdSsf
ch'et' ahd s"'u'
Now come de big sp*seh-
The Honorable David ssasley. car
Tying a small mahogany table. stepped
out from beyond ia. Christmas tree.
advanced to the -ntar q the room !:
set the table down disappeared Tor
= moment mud neturns'i with white
water pi~rhsr and glass, lie PLACED
these upon the table. s.seh gracefully
several times then spoke
ladies aud genti'-nen--" There he
paused
"weIi." said Mr. Simeon Peck. slow
~. don't this beat he'll
Look OUT" The Journal reporter
twitched his sleeve. "IsslIe- present. E"
"whercr" said l.
lie leaned near.r me and spoke In
a low tone.
"Just behind US (, she followed u
ever from your boarding house. shes
been standing around near u all
along. ] supposed she was p"wdeh's
daughter probably
HE hasn't any daughter ! SAID.
and stepped hack TO the hooded
hgnre ! had oe"n too absorbed IN our
quest 10 n~sice.
II was Mhss Appcrth"aiie.
She had thr"~n lo"se CLOAK over
her head sild sh"iih"fs' "u' eh'e'"l'u
IN " ns she ""s' ana er'-'eu ahe
epauleisd Win "h''e' ! knew h'r %
once. There Nas no mis'aking hs''
even ~ pi'k<'isu'
She caught inl hand with sirens
quick pressure. and bending her head
to uane. said In s"ft whisper. close
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perthwsits's. just Stop Outside
Along the Fence q Minute"
Peck's out here and wants W see him
AZ the door "a minute. he quick"
went into the library. aud Their,
sat Dowden conicmplatiyely playing
bridge with two OF the elderly ladies
and Miss Approximate. The last.
mentioned person auii~ took my
breath away.
In honor IL the Christmas eve q
supposedly she wore an evening dres,
OF black lace. and the only word for
what she looked has suffered such
misuse thnt one hesitates over IL: yet
that Is what she was-vgal-snd no
less! There was sort ~ spienicr
about her. IL detraeted nothing frosn
this that her expression was a little
sad: something not uncommon with
her lately a certain melancholy. faint
but detachable. Ike breath on u mir.
ror I had attributed II to Jeun Val.
Jean. though perhaps tonight Il might
have been doe merely TO bridge.
"what Is n.y. asked Dowden. when
after an apology fof disturbing tlis
game. I had drawn him out In ths
hall.
I mo,ioned toward the front door
simeon PECK. lie thinks he's got
something on Mr. Beasley. He's walt.
Tag To see yoa."
Dowden uttered sharp. hsifco-
hsrent exclamation and stepped quick.
~ to the door. Peck" he said. IN h.
Jerked II open
-Oh. I'm hsre!" declared that gen.
tlssnan. stepping into view -fvs
come around to let you know that
you couldn't laugh like a horse NJ ms
no more. George Dowden' SO you
weren't invited. either"
"invltedi" said Dowden. "sayited
wherer
-ovsr TO the ball your fItsnd h
givin'."
what fri~ndr'
"Days Beasley. so you alu't quite
good enough 10 dance with his high
society friends :"
What ARE YOU talking sbout 2
pOwden demanded. impatiently.
Il reckon you won't be- quite Il
strong fer Beasley,' responded Peck
with a yindIctiye little giggle. 'whsi
you lind h. can use you 10 his huslness
hut when u comes 90 enterthialn--ol
no. you Amt quite the boy -
I'D appreciate your explaining.
said Dewden. "Its Kind Of cole
standing here"
Peck laughed shrilly. Then
rsCkon you better git your hat ans
coat aud come aloDg. Can't do Us M
harm. and might he an eyeopenip,
Ter you. Grlst and Gus Sehulmeye
aud Hank Cullop's waitin' out yonde
at the gate. We be'n havin' kind OF
consultation at my mouse over somep'r
Grlst seen nt Beasley's q little earlie
In the evening.
"what did Grist seer'
Cabs, Cabs drlvln' up 20 Bea'
ley's h0use-a whole lot of 'em. Grts
was down the street a piece, and
was pretty dark. but he could see IN
lamps and hear the doors slam as N
people got out. BesideA the whol
place II IN up from cellar To atti'
Grist come ON to my house and toi
me about u. aud begun usin' m
telephone; called up all the men tina
count In the party-found most {
'em at home. too. ] asst 'em II the
WIS invited Ia this hall tonight; an
not a One OF EN- was. They're OIL
In politics: they amt high socieI
enough TO be ast TO Mr.. beasley
dancla -partissi but would
thought he'd lss PES in--snywsys q
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-21

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The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1922-12-21


-what are you doinrf- demanded.
when bis voice responded.
Playing bridge" he answered.
Are you going out anywhsr~r
NO. what's the troublef-
I'm tell you later. I may want "a
see you toni ght before I 90 back to
the office"
IAN right. III be Mt home al the
evening
hung w the rcccIver and made on
IN my errand.
Down town the streets were crowd.
eel with the puckn ge-Iaden people.
bending hca,ls aud shoulders to the
bitter wind. which swept binding.
sie,g.liSe snow horizontally against
hem. Al corners Il struck - tumul-
iuouS 1low upon the chess Of the pc
dg..l rims that for a moment Il would
halt them. aud you could hear them
gasring halfsmnthcrcd "Ahs" like
hathVrs IN heavy surf. Yet there
was gaycty In this eager gate. the
crowds pressed anxiuusly. yet hap
PLY. up aud down the street In their
generous search for things TO give
away II was no, the rich who sirug.
glcd through the storm tonight. these
we're people who carried their own
bundles home. You saw them toilcrs
and savers. tired mothers and fathers.
worn with the grinding thrift OF all
the year. hut now for this one night
careless 81 how hard-saved the money.
reckless ~ everything but the JOY Of
giving "a to bring the children JOY on
the one great tomorrow. So they bent
their heads to the freezing wind. their
arms laden with daring bundles and
their hearts upllfted with the tremul.
Gus happiness u giving more than they
could afford. Meanwhile. Mr.. simeon
Peck. honest man. had chosen this
season to work harm n he might TO
the gcnilest OF las fellow-men.
found Mr.. Peck waiting for mo
nj his house. There were four other
men with him. one OF whom ! rccog
nized as Grist n squat young man
INNsu ms hall N NIL
,.a.',,.. .',''s..,'' ~ -.
donnIns ,h.Ir eoats and hats I'm the
hall when ! arrived.
.rrom IN. Despatch. hayY" Mr..
Peck gave me greeting n he wound
knit comforter about his neck
That's good. We'd most give you up
mis- b,r.'. AR Crlst and Mr.. Henri,
T. cuuon and Mr. GINS schulm,yer-
,hr.e men tina, feel the sam. way
aBou, D.v. ReaSley that do That
other Young Teller" he waved a nit.
tened hnnd To the fourth man-"he's
from the Journal. Likely you're nc
qiialnted."
Tn. xoung man from the Journal
xas uuk,owp "a me. narrower. I WINS
far from over,oyed a, his nr.sence I'm
m. yroun
.rx. r,t vou n.wsuap,r men here"
continued Mr. Peck .b.cnuse I'm
roIn. 10 show Won so,n.p'n' about
Dave n...,ev ,h.tIl omen . rood many
folks eyes when It's i'm print"
.weli. what liz itr' I asked. rather
sharply.
.Jes, ho,a vour borses . uttye b,t."
N. returned -crst and me knows.
md 40 40 AZ c,I,on and Mr. sehuI.
n.v.r And I'm goin. 10 take them
.na va, two renor,.rs IN Iook NJ n.
An r..ax, Then .on. an"
n. throw one, IN. door s,oop.d
On a.. .,,s, ,h., ,ook him nv tho
,hr.., and I.a ,h.. wax ou, into the
.,or,n
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see mere n'' s 'a
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gNih you some news i~ S"u' p"pe',
A ~.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-22
May Festival To
Be Held Next Saturday

or course everyone Is looking
ward TO the May Festival whirI
been such a notable event in Al,
every year for 40 long. The III,
nual affair will be hel1 next Sst,
afternoon in the City hall ON
cause IL is the tenth event IT'S
tain that II will oe the mos
joyable.
Under the auspices of the {
ming Guild, elaborate eparatol
the festival have been made.
will he the Crowning Of the Gu,
the May. n May Pole dance b
littlest tots. balloons. grabs. G,
dancing and a lot Of other thin
make the afternoon just the
kind TO usher in "the merre I
OF May."-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-22
SIDNEY

NORTH-Sam Huckins o. "
brook was n visitor this week at
i. Lyons. Mr.. Huckins is The h9
man at Walnut Crest farm al Y
ham, which is owned and manzI
by &. i. Rines. The farm corsy
OF 1900 acres. 100 acres OF which
under cultivation. The farm
carrying a stock Of 100 Hold
COWS. three bulls. IS sheep. 10 hon
IL ponies. four goats. and 500 b
They have seven cows which
being MIXED three times each q
one giving 100 pounds OF milk.
80 pounds. one Is pounds. and
other four giving 20 pounds Il
every day. Every precaution IS ia
in using the most sanitary meta
about the cows and the milk. ~
udders are washed In sterihq
water before each milking. The g
Is delivered on a milk route IN
city Of Portland. The eggs all 81
the Congress Square hotel. WI
Is owned by the family. Nine la1
which dressed 45 pounds each :
sold TO George $. Shaw OF Portly
for the Easter trade. The COW I'd
which Is 1f< feet long. is equip
with all modern improveme1
electricity being the motive "a
used by which are run the milfI
machine. electric shovel, lights.
Seventeen skilful men are emplc1
on the farm, all of whom are sturl
temperate. Visitors are always "
come TO Walnut Crest farm, VII
may be reached from PorRl
either by a Gorham car or q sc1
Windham car.
A Sunday school will be orfx
lied at the Baptist church next -
day, April 20, at 1890 A. NJ.
Sewall Clark OF Riverside wa
visitor In the home OF Sumner ca
Sunday.
Cassius Clark, who recently nv
to Pennington. passed Saturc
night with his parents. Mr.. and "
Sumner Clark. He reports he is Z
ing we'll in his bottiing plant.
Ira Ellis OF winslow and "a
Luella Hughs OF Sidney were nj
ried in Winslow. Sunday. Mr.. Il
has leased Cassius Clsrk's farm
Doris Drummond of Augui
passed the weekend with her ?
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Merton Dre
mond.
Mrs. Flora Croweli. who was mos
in February with pneumonia.
returned to her home. after hssI
received medical attention.
A flock OF about 80 wild geese :
been passing a week In c. d. Clsf
field. They go to Webber~s p
every night. returning about 3
o'clock each morning.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-22
NORTH AUGUSTA

Schools in town were closed \
nesday as II was Patriots day.
Mrs. G. A. Knowles, who has
quite Ill. is improving. Her 1
friends will be glad 20 hear that
is now able 10 go out.
Jessie Hanson is suffering vi,
sore hand. caused by getting a
silver into IL from a box vhlcA
was opening.
Mrs. Lester league passed IN
day with her sister. Mrs Alhert'
lcr at her home on North street.
Miss Amy and Hazel Tessas
at home after having passed the
ter in Augusta. They 60 TO and
their work.
Archie Scribner is getting lgj
ready for a new barn. lie VIII
n cement cellar.
Mrs. Dora Mitchell has retu
home after passing few weeks
her Son. Warren Mitchell. IN
land.
Amy league goes - Skovh
Friday for tho week end.
Mrs. Cora Hopkins. ot The
farm is able TO go out on pleI
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan Grover
callers at the home OF Mr.. and
Charles Cummings on the Leis
road. Mr.. Cummings IL in
health. He is one Of Augustus d
citizens and is highly respectet
all.
Mrs. Nathan Grover was a !
on Mrs. J. s. Wilton on the 10
end road Tuesday.
Mrs. Charles l.. Knowles o.
Leighton road Is visiting her Z
Miss Helen Black at her hom
Chestnut street.
G. +. Knowles is III al the Aus
General hospital.
The roads are quite good viii
exception OF n few places which
being filled with gravel
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-22

The members OF the II. r. 1
Rebekah lodge arc requested %
at 1. O. o. +. hall, at 10 o,
Sunday forenoon In order 10,
the annual services at tho wlr
street Universalist church "a
I. o. o. =.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-22

Harry Dearborn has retu,,
his home At 10 Allen stree
having been at the Augusta ~
hospital for several days wh~,
has been very III with pneumr
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-22

Miss Carrie Yeaton OF this ~
been passing a few days in ps
where she has been the guest
sister, Miss Rae Yeaton. Stas
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-22

Miss Doris Mace has re,u,
her home in Aurora. after y
here for a few days with friesil
relatives.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-22

Miss Anna Hendee was In \
willie. Friday. where she sttenA
Colby college Junior prom. ?
was held Friday evening.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-22

Donald Franklin has retu,(
his home In Ellsworth Falls,
several weeks stay here, WI
has been employed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-22

Arno Bittucs. employed 4, vi
gusta Post ONCE. has s,ar,ss
days leave OF absence frj
duties. \
Daily Kennebec journal., 1922-04-22
'AUGUSTALO

Mrs. NJ. w. Keeier LEFT Era
Auburn TO attend the MethotIs'
conference.
The Washington times., 1922-05-29
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