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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-16
LITCHFIELD

CORNERS-William Knight moved
his family 10 South Monmouth Satur-
day night.
Mrs. Emery Danforth loft Thursday
night for a two weeks visit in None
ton. y. b.
Charlie knight, son of William
knight. is i'll with scarlet fever at his
home in this place.
Henry Taylor, Maxcy Hendricks su-
porintendont of schools, Roscoe Bos-
worth, Mrs. Carrie Kicker, Miss Eta
White, Mrs. Grace Young. Miss Irene
Libby and Mrs. Elsie Libby attended
the teachers convention in Augusta
Friday.
Miss Florence Libby was business
visitor in Gardiner and Augusta Fri
DAY.
Miss Leona Fish is i'll with scarlet
fever.
The Lincoln school is closed for the
rest Of the year.
Mr.. and Mrs. benjamin. Benson Of
Waterville We're Sunday visitors at
Hrs Mary Bcnson's.
Mrs. Black of Gardiner is passing
the summer at the homo of her son,
Everett Black.
Mrs. Nora Adams is passing a week
in Boston.
Alfred Bartell of the Mills fell
Saturday and broke a small bone in his
leg and is as comfortable as could be
expected
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-16
CANAAN

O. A. Moody. who was injured last
week by timber falling and striking
him on the head. is improved so that
he is able to ride out.
Clifton Holt of Lynn Mass, arriv-
ed Monday for a visit with his par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Holt.
Mrs. Clara Moody, matron of Sun
rise chapter. o. T.. s.. and Mrs. Addie
Holt, secretary, are planning to at
tend the Grand Chapter at Portland.
Blaine Fowler Mrs. Harry Drawn
and little Priscilla of Waterville We're
calling on relatives, Friday
Eugene Salisbury has had a farm
crs telephone installed, 1871.
Ephraim Humphrey. who has been
boarding at Alton Goodrich's the past
winter, suffered a shock. Sunday and
is in a critical condition. His daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Herbert Stevens Of Smith
field and Mrs. Walter Wheeler Of
Hartland are with him.
Mrs. Harold Salisbury entertained
her brother from Gardiner over the
Weekend.
Mrs. Flora Ames and little son of
Madison passed several days last
week with her mother, Mrs. Anna
Gleason.
Arlene Holt Of Augusta is visiting
relatives in town.
Nebraska futile OF Skowhegan is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. Arthur
Burrill.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-16
PARTY
IN. DIFFICULTIES
SUNDAY JOYR|DE

AS the result Of somewhat SEN
Sauonal and hectic Sunday afternoon
automobile trip to this city, a party
OF Lewiston motorists. who are said
TO have imbibed no little quantity of
hard cider on that day. are having
no end of difficulties with the police
departments of the two cities and
with the Motor Vehicle Department
or the State Highway. to say nothing
or matter yet to be settled with
Chiet Small of the Augusta Fire
Department.
The party We're riding in car
carrying the Maine license No. "a
49o which afterward was found to
be registered in the name of John D.
Cormicr of II Pierce street. Lewis
Ton. While proceeding along State
street in this city Sunday afternoon,
the machine somehow yet to be eX-
plained went out of control of the
urlVer and Careening dangerously up
on TWO wheels swept into the ditch
and then sideswiped the telegraph
pole at the corner of State and Scott
streets. The top of the car hooked
up with the fire alarm box No. II
on this pole and tore it loose from
ITS position. People who saw the
Wild course Of the automobile off the
roadway into the ditch expected cas-
uaities would result. But the dam
ages to the Lewiston party's auto
mobile were all external and as is
sometimes the case under similar
circumstances. an examination of
themselves and each other by the
daZod occupants disclosed no serious
injuries.
The car was able to proceed under
II ,r-;tl
tarrying further in our city the party
got the machine back into the road
way and leaving the wrecked pole
and fire alarm box as evidence of
their experience. hasted toward the
AndroScOggin city before members
of the Augusta police could reach
the scene.
When they reached the familiar
highways of their native city, how
ever. they seemed little better able
to direct the true course of their
vehicle, and as a result of the I'M
certain course of their car over Ger
tain Lewiston streets. they fell into
the hands of the miniOnS of the law
and were arraigned in Lewiston mu-
nlclpal court. Monday morning on
charge of driving motor vehicle
while under the influence of intoxiCa-
ting liquor. A broken piece of the
tclltalc fire alarm box was found in
the car, and the local police depart
mcnt were informed of this bit of
evidence.
Chief Roy X Small of the Augusta
Fire department. yesterday took out
a warrant against Cormier on a
charge of damaging property and
driving off without making known
their identity, and he will probably
appear in municipal court this morn
ing to settle this phase of the sun
day afternoon esCapade. The Lew
iStOn JOY riders will still have pro-
liable action by the law enforcement
office of the state Highway Depart
mont facing them.
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BINGHAM

PLEASANT RIDGE-Mrs. Bessie
Moulton is visiting her son and wife
in Moscow, at the home of Willie
Hill
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Andrews and
son, Randall, have been passing a few
DAYS at Rollins Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perley Bickford Of
Murray street. Bingham. and family
are to move to the Haley farm next
week
L. T.. Hill of Moscow is the guest
of his daughter. Mrs. Essie Hume
we'll
Edgar Nodine Of Pleasantvillc. y.
y. arrived Thursday at Rowe fond
Camps and Will open the camps to the
public. Ice left the pond about May
s, the latest for years.
Joe King is cooking for F. E.
Beane's rafting crew at the Briggs
landing house.
Ira Nodine, Senior, is boarding with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Andrews.
Philip Palmer, a junior student in
Bingham High school. was the week
end guest Of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. c. Berry.
William Robinson and family have
moved from the Robinson farm to
their home in Moscow. Mr.. Robinson
is to work for +. T.. Became. rafting.
Mrs. Helen Bonncr. Wko has been
i'll Skowhegan the past two months to
be near her husband, a patient at
Somerset hospital, is at the homo Of
her grandmother, Mrs. George An
drews for time. Mr.. BenEcr is on
the gain.
Miss Gladys Barron will go to
Cooper Brook next week to do table
" Dirk at Joe Merry's sporting camps.
Miss Barrons sister and husband.
are also employed there.
Evender Andrews. who is employed
at Carry Pond camps, passed the
week end with his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Taitro of
Holyoke. Mass. arrived last week at
Carry Pond camps TO cook for the
summer months. Mr.. and Mrs. Chos-
ter Lombard of Bingham are doing
laundry and cabin work.
Mark Beane's family have moved to
Madison.
Miss Gladys Vaughn is caring FOR
Mrs. Harold Chase and infant son, in
Concord
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Egyptian Cabaret
Patrons and
PatrOnesses Friday

The patrons and patronesses Of the
Augusta Girls Community club
E,svptian Cabaret, Friday evening.
Nav IS at the City hall are: Mr.. and
Mrs. II. B. Barker. Mr.. and Mrs. \.
l.. Bassett, Mr.. and Mrs. c. + Bllo-
deau. Mr.. and Mrs. J. w, Beck Mr.;
and Mrs. +. c. Carl, Miss Rosamohd
Common, Mrs. A. +. Eastman. Major
and Mrs. Francis Farnum, Mr.. ana
Mrs. Guy p. Gancntt, Mr.. and Mrs. Z,
A. Gray. Mrs. J. Manchester HAYNES
Miss Muricl Haynes, Mr.. and Mrs r..
f.. Hendee. Mrs. George Is. hceIle' VI
.nd Mrs. T. II. Lord, Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
L. Nash. Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Pattan-
gall. Mr.. and MES. c. +; Paine Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Pierce. NJ: and Mrs
G. r. Penney. Mr.. and Mrs T. ~ ar in,
cent. Mr.. and Mrs. p. Y. Hlii' Ir;
and Mrs. A. II. SturteSant. Mr.. and
Mrs , Percy Whiting, Mrs. Joseph VII
hanson. MIR. and Mrs. ID. n. Whit
n1in.
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United Baptist
Convention Bangor

Annual Session Essex ST. Baptist
church. Bangor. June 12-l4.
Tuesday-230 p. M: Ministers
Association. Rev. c. c. Koch, pre-
siding; report of secretary, Rev. A..
d. Paul. Saco: report of treasurer.
Rev. A. +. Kingsley, Hebron: ad-
dress. Prof. Frederick l.. Anderson,
Newton Theological Institution;
Meeting Woman's Missionary Fed
Grafton, First Baptist church. $50
p. M; devotions. Miss Annie J.
Gwynne; address, Mrs. A. D. Paul.
president of the Federation; reports
of secretary, treasurer and state di-
rectOrs.
Tuesday Evening-G.oo p. m.
Young Peoples Banquet. First
Baptist Church: 7.30 p. m, evening
session. Essex ST. church, Rev.
Ralph T. Andem. presiding; bust
ness followed by address by Rev. c.
n. Arbuckle. ID. D.. Newton Ctr.
Wednesday Morning-9.0 First
Convention Session: greetings. Rev.
Roy NJ. Trafton, pastor Essex St.
church; address, Mr. T.. NJ. Hamln,
Milo. president of the Convention:
appointment of committees: report
of Convention Board. Rev. Irving r.
Mower, executive secretary; report
of treasurer. Mr.. George NJ. Graf
fam; report of Board of Promotion,
Rev. T.. c. Whittemore. director;
obituary report. Rev. George G.
Sauer: welcome to pastors entering
the state; annual sermon, Rev. II.
+. Huse. Dover.
Wednesday Afternoon--o p. m:
Convention session. address. DIR. An
derson; p. rr.: Meeting Woman's
Society: address, Mrs. Nathan Il.
Wood. Boston.
Wednesday Evening D-.
]. n. Franklin, foreign secretary
American Baptist Foreign Mission
Society.
Thursday Morning-9 a. m: Con-
vention session; business: $50:
Meeting Board OF Education, Rev.
Geo. Merriam, Skowhegan. presi-
dent; addresses by representatives of
Colby College. Bates College; Kicker
Institute, Higgins Institute. Maine
Central Institute. Cohurn Institute.
Hebron Academy and parsonstield
Academy.
Thursday Afternoon-Rcpor Of
Director of Religious Education,
Rev. Alexander Henderson. Fair
field; reports of committees: cleo
ton of officers and other business.
Thursday Closing ses-
sion: address and presentation Of
state workers.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-16
WINSL0W
Mr.. and Mrs. Horne Surprised

heavyweight young and older peo-
rle went to the home Of MI. and Mrs.
Robert Horne of the Garland road
Monday evening and hung them fine
large Maybasket. Mr.. Horne came
cut and succeeded in capturing all
the merrymakers. although of course
no one knows whether he did the
thing customary when a Maybasket
IS hung, but we cant be ad-mind-
ca enough to give him the benefit of
the doubt in this case, for there are
q lois or pretty girls. young and old
IN the Warren district Enough said,
that he caught them all, invited
them in, and after refreshments, the
older people played cards and the
young people played games and en-
Joyed much conversation and laugh
ter. The whole thing was a complete
surprise to Mr.. and Mrs. Horne and
they were much pleased and gave the
party very pleasant evening. We
can imagine that Mr. Horne ay..be
a good runner, 60" 4 lady in the party
that everyone knows well. and who is
said to have been the instigator of the
evenings fun, expressed herself as
being AL in" from rlrnnins so fast.
HoWs that for speed in WINSTON.
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Motor Truck To Surplant
Teams Hauling Print Paper

The teams which have hauled the
heavy rolls of paper for the presses at
the Nickcry & Hill Publishing COM
pany for so many years and have
been such familiar sight to Angus
ia citizens as they made the grade up
Rines Hill arc soon to pass into the
discard. This heavy trucking is to
be taken over by one twO-ton truck
ir charge of John Gacnon.
For the past II years the Transport
tation of print paper for this concern
has been handled by Henry Hartung.
Mr.. Hartung has used three horses in
this work most of the time, and when
occasion demanded has had two
double teams hauling the print paper
from the cars to the publishing house.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-16
Kennebec County Quota For
Citizens Training Camp Filled

Fred McAlary Of Waterville. was
business visitor in this city Tuesday
on his way to Lewiston. Mr.. Nc
Alary has been in charge of the Citi
Zens' Military Training Camp activi-
ties in Kennebcc county. He reports
that the quota which this county was
entitled to send to this camp at Dev-
ems, Mass, this summer has been
reached There are several counties
in the state however, which have not
as vet filled their quota and applica-
lions for attendance at the training
camp will be continued to be re-
ceived from kennebec county resi-
dents toward filling the quota for the
state. Joseph p. Grenier is in charge
of this activity in Augusta and APP
plications or requests for information
should be made to him.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-16

superintendent of Burial Grounds,
William Young is nursing some lame
muscles and joints rs a result of be-
ing mixed up in a near runaway last
Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Young in
climbing into his wagon on State
street opposite the court house, in
some manner slipped and at the same
time the horse started, and the rear
wheels of the wagon wet over him.
one foot was caught in the undergear
of the wagon and he was dragged
some so yards. The horse was about
to make the turn onto Court street
when Stanley Croker. who had OBJ
served the accident from the barber
shop on the corner, ran out and
caught the horse by the bride. Mr..
Young was assisted into his team and
though he was considerably famed by
his experience, he is able to be about
his duties this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-16

ceremony, using the single ring SER
Wee.
Mrs. Hayes is the daughter of Mrs.
Eliza Getchell and has always lived
III Winslow where che HIS host Of
friends.
Mr.. Hayes has lived in Winslow for
some time past and also has many
friends who will wish h''-l well. For
some time. he was employed at the
Proctor & Bowie Hardware store in
this town, and is at present employed
at the Fl. e. w. mills. The young
couple are at home to their friends
at IA Clinton avenue.
The town clerks report for the
month Of April shows three births.
three deaths and ono marriage.
Word has been received by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Lewis that Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel b. Mason. who have been in
California the past year. that they left
for Maine on Tuesday. May IS, and
will arrive in Winslow June !.
Mrs. John McEachran of Moncton, n.
b., is visiting her sister. Mrs. Ernest
H. Gibbs of Lithgow street.
Mrs. Emily Horne Of Watorvillc is
spending a few days at the home of her
son, Robert Horne of the Garland road.
Mrs. George Wyman of Benton is
visiting at the home of her daughter.
Mrs. Edward Chase of the North Vas
salboro road.
Mrs. Peter Bcrard and daughter.
Charlotte Muscrole. Of Bay street have
returned from short business trip TO
Port land.
The eighth grade Of the Winslow
Grammar school held social last ov.-
ming at the Taconnet clubhouse. Music
for games and dancing was furnished
by Miss Doris Cole. Ice cream was on
sale and = fine time was enjoyed.
Mr.. and Mrs w. T.. Mansfield. who
have been passing a few days with rel
ativcs in South China. have returned to
their home on Halifax street.
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Sl1llp, IkSN. <AlA dIt Nrttl'4otih VI 'tii
Haven, Mass. and Miss Bertha
Smith of Windham, Me.
Annabol NJ. Jones attended the
Teachers Convention held in Au-
gusta on Friday.
Rev. Mr.. Hoffman and Rev. Arthur
Jones of Winthrop were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. Jones a few days
last week.
The ladies of the Farm Bureau held
their meeting on Friday at the libra
~. There were 13 present. The day
was put in on the one-peCe dress
pattern. Under Miss Helen Clark $
direction. seven patterns and three
dresses We're made.
Miss Bertha Smith OF Wndham
was guest of Mary W. Jones for a
few days the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. y. Weber We're
business callers in Augusta on Fri
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan Bruce Of Au-
gusta passed the week end with
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. B. +.
Bruce.
The condition Of the Belfast road
from Augusta to South China is get
ting serious, the heavy trucks having
made it almost impossible in places,
and it has been closed for the pres
cnt.
Howard Bruce Of Hallowell visited
his parents on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Mosher and
son and Mrs. Ada 1ewett of Weeks
Mills were visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Plaisted Saturday.
Ben Clark made a business trip to
Watervlle on Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alton Winchenbach
ana daughter Clara. and Mrs. Annie
Priest of South Warren were callers
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. III.
WhitehOuse Monday.
The farmers are anXiously waiting
for warm weather and less rain to
really begin farming.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Seward Wis
tied relatives in East Nassalboro on
Sunday.
Mrs. J. II. Holmes Is slowly gain
ing and is able to sit up a short
time.
ID. s. Clement has changed the date
of his pruning demonstration to
Tuesday, May %, a 10 a. NJ. instead,
and he will be unable to give the lee
ture at the Grange.
Charles Stanley left on Sunday
for Providence, r. l.. where he will
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Hayes M c kenney

A quiet. but very pretty wedding
was solemni2cd at tho Methodist par
sonase in Watcrvillc at $50 o'clock
or the evening Of May l., when
Ethel Getchell McKenney became the
bride Of Bert Owen Hayes. The couple
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. Don
aid Withco and daughter Gcncvicve
and little Natalie Mckenney. Rev. T..
A. Pollard Jones. pastor of the Meth
odist church performed the marriage
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-16
Immortal Author
HOnOred BY Spain

Madrid, April -. ca. z. by MaiD-
To celebrate the terccntcnary Of the
death Of Ccrvantcs, the Spanish
government has issued special
edition in four volumes of Don
QuiXotc." The edition is limited to
12o sets, and is illustrated with about
200 drawings by the Spanish artist,
Senior Don Ricardo Marin.
The sets will be given only to dis
tinCuishod men in Spain and to Pope
Plus, King George and the King of
Italy. In the case of the sets for the
Pope and King George. King Alfonso
has autographed the dedication.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-16

Charles Hussey. who has many
friends in this city and Will he re-
memhered as the chef at the Elk
club when their rooms we're on Wa
ter street, was a visitor in augusta
Tuesday. Mr.. Husscy has but re-
Gently returned from st. Petersburg
Fla. where he has been officiating as
chef in the poinsetta hotel for the
winter season. Mr.. IuSscy Will soon
so to the Poland Spring house to
take UP his duties in a similar ca
pacity there, when the Poland Spring
house opens for the season on June
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-16
Local improvements

Mrs. Social Climber: Were going
to live in better neighborhood after
this
Mrs. Sharp Tongue: 80 are We"
Mrs. Social Climber: What, are
you going TO move, too?"
Mrs. Sharp Tongue: NO, we are
going to stay right here.-Carolina
Boil Weevil
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Waltham. Mass. where he will be en-
ploYcd this summer.
Arthur johnson. who for some time
past has been clerk at the East Side
Market, is TO leave this week and will
go 10 New Hampshire for few days.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-16

Dr.. Arthur r. Hoffman returned
Monday from Hartford, Conn. where
he has been passing ten days with his
parents. He WAS accompanied ON his
return to this city by Mrs. Hoffman
and little son, who have been visiting
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-16

Friends Will be sorry to know that
y. 5. tyr, general manager of the
Augusta Furniture Co. is confined to
his home. 1i6 Northern avenue, by
serious illness.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-16

pass a week with his son, Bruce
Stanley.
Mrs. Charles Keen is passing a
few days with friends in Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1923-05-16

Mrs. Belle Murray of Crosby street
is enjoying a several days visit with
relatives at Lynn, Mass.
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Sebasticook Literary
Club Holds Last
Meeting of Year

Members of the Scbasticooll Literary
Club met at the home of Mrs. George
Patterson ycSt crday afternoon and held
their last meeting of the year. The
meeting was 'Icftovcrs." Everyone
having any paper left over gave it yes
tcrday at this meeting.
The nominating committee appointed
tho following officers for the coming
Year: President. Mrs. Mary Day; vice
pres dont. Miss Cora Bassett: sccrota-
rv. Mrs. Nina Jakins: trca surcr, Mrs
Minnie Garland. The ladies made plans
for field dav the first week in June
and decided upon the date Of the next
meeting. to be September is, which
Will DE the preliminary meeting.
The roll call was responded 70 by
Birds and Their Habits" The follow
ing papers were read A paper on 'I;a-
do" by Mrs. Harvey Hodges: poem,
This Is What a Book Can DO" by Ed
ward Guest, read by Mrs. Minnie Gar
land; China and Its Government by
Mrs. Mary Reynolds; Turkish Gov
ernmcnt,' by Mrs. Emily Chamberlain.
Charles Ware Of Fairfield was a bust
moss visitor in town Tue sday.
T.. l.. Miles. proprietor of the Wins
low Cash Store, has purchased a new
closed car.
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CHINA
Friends Quarterly Meeting

SOTTH-The Quarterly Meeting Of
Friends. held at Pond meeting house
Saturday and sunday. was weh at
tended. The visiting ministers We're
Rev Mr.. Hoffman of New Hamp-
shire. Rev. Alvane Goddard of Fair
Haven, Mass, and Miss Bertha
Smith of Windham, Me.
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Cause of Piles

~ ~. Lconhardt found the cause of
70 be internal. That's why salves
= operations fail to give lasting re-
pn,. MS harmless prescription. HEM
e ~, removes the cause. Money back
- iaiis. Sections Pharmacy.-Ad
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The Lithgow club will meet this
afternoon at tho home of RMS. Ed
ward Chase of the North Nassalboro
road
Joseph ". Iamlm. supcrinten-
don't Of schools has completed the
census Of pupils in town Of school age
and finds there are 1922, GOO Of the
number being boys and G22 being
girls. This is an increase Of 10 over
last year and Mr.. Itamln also states
tEat it is very essential that we keep
rs many as possible Ct these pupils
in Winslow schools. in ordct to re-
ceivc our share Of the money from
the state
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Winsl0w Citizens Attend
Baptist Church Concert

The committee in charge of the
concert that was given at the Tacon-
let Club house Monday evening, by
the NatcrVllle Baptist church or
chestra. wish to heartily express their
appreciation Of the splendid attend
ance at the entertainment. and also
70 the hearty response and applause
rendered the numbers which were all
Of very fine order. 1t gives cour-
age to owrk for something of a still
finer order, and it is likely that some
thing else may be given again this
summer. Anyway it is very crafty
ing to see such a showing of Winslow
people 10 appreciate an entertain
mcnt by out town talent.
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JOHN C Co /.
III Water St.
AUGUSTA LOCALS

Arthur l.. Heath of Portland was a
business visitor Tuesday in this city.