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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-05

presented next Tuesday evening in the
Junior High school building at Water
vile by Dr. Wilfred Grenfell. the noted
! medical missionary of Labrador. The
pictures which will be shown were
personally filmed by DR.. Grenfell, who
will give an interesting account of his
work in Labrador.
Charles. who has been passing a few
days at his home in town, has returned
TO Augusta, where he is employed at
the State hospital
The Mission Circle of All Souls Uni
vcrsalist church will meet next Mon
day afternoon at 2.30 o'clock in the
church vestry.
Miss Sadie Stipeford and Miss
Gladys Parker OF Lewiston will ar
rive in town today and will be week
end guests of Miss Stineford's
grandmother, Mrs. Ida Judkins of the
Belgrade road. who will celebrate
her 10th birthday on Sunday. Mrs.
Judkins' birthday does not occur
until April 18th. but owing to the fact
that her granddaughter and grand
son. Sherbourn Stineford, could not
be present on that date, the occasion
will be celebrated on Sunday. April
Olil n CiiChtf Will US 5ck hGb
at noon and there will be fine
birthday cake, beautifully frosted
and decorated, Mrs. Judkins has
already received shower of post
cards and several nice gifts in honor
of the day. Mrs. Judkins is the wild
ow of the late Manley Judkins of
North Belgrade and a daughter OF
the late Warren +. Cummings and
Sarah Bowman Cummings and was
born on the farm on the Belgrade
road where she has always resided,
with the exception of a few years
when she lived in Oakland. Since
the death of her father. which oc-
CURED about six years ago. she has
carried on the farm most successful
ly. Mrs. Judgins has one brother,
Elmer Cummings of lewiston: one
grandsons Sherbourn Stineford. a
student at University of Maine: and
a granddaughter. Miss Sadie Slime
ford Of Lewiston. She has many
friends among the residents of Oak
land and Belgrade beside the sum-
mer guests who visit Lake Mesa :
lonskee, all Of waem extend their
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-05
OAKLAND

, y very attractive four page calen-
/ dar. entitled, "The Church Messen-
ger will be published weekly during
the month April by the Everymans
Bible class, as a contribution to the
felicity of the services of the United
Baptist church and as a means of
giving publicity to the activities of
the church.
Miss Marion Durrell left Friday for
Lewiston where she was an overnight
guest at the home of Mrs. Chesley
Sabine. She viii return today. She
will be accompanied home by Mrs
, Lewis Crowell who has been a guest
for several days of ner mother Mrs
Sabine.
Mrs. William Bushey has returned
, from two weeks visit with her
daughter. Mrs. Francis Wilson. and her
sister, Mrs. Michael Frye of Waterville
Mr.. and Mrs. William Withers of
North Belgrade are parents of baby
daughter born Thursday night. April 3.
The Thursday Club of Oakland
Heights met Thursday afternoon at the
Asa Bates Memorial chapel. There was
short business meeting and several
plans for the future were discussed
and pleasant afternoon enjoyed.
Mrs Edward Stowell of Lewiston Is
at the home of her daughter. Mrs
Harold Bridges of the Fairfield road,
called there by the serious illness OF
her little granddaughter Geraldine.
Miss Nora Chandler, who has been
I passing the two weeks vacation with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Chandler of Belgrade. will return to-
day and will resume her work Mon
day morning as teacher in the public
schools.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Martin, who have
been passing the winter in Los Angeles,
Cal, and for the past week have been
visiting relatives in Sunderland, Mass,
returned Thursday night to their home
in town.
William Fisher has entered the en-
ploy of the Berst Foster Dfxfield Co.
A few more tickets may be obtained
of Miss Nora Bartlett Greeley for the
illustrated lecture entitled Mid Snow
and Ice in Labrador" which will be
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-04-05
THE STANDING

POOH. Stewart, w, Is; II. Bro
phy, F, 100: G.. Stobie, w, W; W.
HAYES, f, 100: II. Ware, w. ~; q.
Wentworth, f, 100.
Three Ball Billiards-A. Blake, w,
10; III. Totman, F. 100: M. Bartlett
w, Il: d. Newman r. 100.
Four Ball Billiards-C. Green w.
"A; b. Varney, +. 100: DR.. Winslow'
w. 100: l.. Davis, +. SO.
Pinochle-E Wardwell and II kear-
stead. w. 600; E. Williams and Z.
Gibson. +. SIS; j. McCulley and Dr.
SIN, w. 49S: F. Blackwell and B.
Rackliffe, +. 600.
Auction-Dr Abbott and NJ. Mower
w 1000; O'Lawry and Fl. Brophy' r.
1177: C. Marston and w. johnson. w.
1881: w. Hill and w. Archer, r. Sooo;
C.. Vigue and j. Burleigh. WIFE; r.
Knowlton and c. Lawry, f. 2ooo.
Bid Whist-W. Austin and K. swift
w. so; o. Totman and I. Mercnant'
II. so: l.. Trafford and l.. Whipple. w.
so; B. Brown and W. Woodman' H.
49,
pitch-W. Payson and S. Cunning
ham +, Young and Il. Judkins w. IS.
O. F'urber, T.. Kleck, H. Parker ana
G Buren, f. 100: S. Whitcomb, c. Nc
Cann. +. Plumstead and J. Allen, VI;
r. Jewell. S. Wing, w. Ladd ana ".
Leanerd f. 100: B. Morse, J. Stobie.
I. Staples, f. Mckenzie. w. SO; II.
Witham. II. Butterfield. p. Wood
orth and d. Buchanan. F. 100.
Cribbage-C. Cook and J. Barker.
w. 1000; j. Sawyer and A. Greenieaf'
T. 1872: b. Webber and A. Gatherer,
W. 1000; F.. Beal and H.. Holmes F.
1870: w. Corson and W. G. Williams,
w. 1000: c. Lawry and NJ. Joy. f.
1850.
sixty Three-R. Gilmore and W.
Knauff. w. e5S; r. Smart and j. At
kins. f. 1000: n. Haskelyl and c.
Hodsdon. w. 9S4: w. Nye and p. Al
len. F. 1000: A. Osborne and L. Pea
cock. w. $50; A. Totman and l.: Nye,
r. 1000: r. Sanborn and w. Gatherer.
w. 1000; f. Stoves and B. Varney, F.
zoo.
The waterville Masonic Club will
entertain the winners at banquet to
be given next Thursday evening, Apr.
10. at $50 P. NJ. at their hall.
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called to order by the president. Stan
ley Stevens. The secretary. Leta
Lewis read her report. There was no
program as Miss Ruby Tobey, who
,, had charge of it has not returned
since the Spring vacation. having re-
signed. Orders for the school paper.
1.-The Tyre" were taken. Meeting ad-
journed.
The Rebecca Lawrence w. c. T. U.
met yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
Rosie Works. Shawmut. A short
program was carried out
Miss Edythe Gallert of Vasselboro
Ia visiting Mrs. =. K. Brown over the
week end.
Levi Dyer has gone to Dexter to
pass the week end with his parents.
The selectmen started taking the
valuation of the town Yesterday.
The names Of MIR. and Mrs. b. l..
Nichols, Henry Fleury and Menry
Totman were omitted tlom the list of
delegates attending the Republican
Convention in Portland.
Mrs. Jennie Flood Kregar was cleo
ted as a member of the State Repuh-
ljcan : committee from Somerset
County at the eRpublican Conven-
ton.
lust before this last heavy snow
storm Virgil Stearns, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. r. Stearns. found some May
flowers which were in blossom
Under the new management or
1.-THE Star theatre, an interesting con-
test in connection with one of the
coming pictures. has just started, IN
which every girl and boy in the pub
lie schools of Fairfield. Benton anu
Shawmut may participate. The pic
ture Born of the North" which will
he shown April II and 10. has for its
cast Irene Rich. Lee Shumway. Jo-
seph Darrell and Baby Evangeiine
Bryant. The leading role IS played
by "Strong Heart" trained ponce
dog, whose picture can be seen IN
each school building. II. n. Dun
hams Fairfield store and the star
theatre. The pupils are TO MAKE a
free hand picture of this drawing:
The contest will close the lZth OF
Anr;, "Born of the North" will be
r,ven April IA and 10 and on both
EVENINGS the children's drawings Will
he shown, Prizes are to be given
for tbs best three drawings. Inc
f,rst prise will be SO worth of goods
from Dunham's store; the secend
nrize. 10 tickets to the theatre ana
fhe third prize. five tickets 10 the
theatre. The judges will be Miss
Margaret Tolman. Donald Eilis ana
William Archer. Since the new man
srement the Graphic Circuit Co,
Inc, of Bangor has taken over the
theatre !. number of new Improve
ments have been made. it IS tne
aim Of the management to keep or,
der and please their patrons ana
they would welcome any suggestions
from the public. -, Dat
Mrs. Carl Hodgdon and Mrs. berl
Gerald from Clinton were BUSINESS
callers In town yesterday.
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Masonic Clubs
Close Tourney
And Fairfield Wins

Especial to The Kennebec JournaD
Fairfield, Apr. 4.-With fireworks
and much demonstration. the Fair
field and Waterville Masonic Clubs
closed their tournament Thursday
evening. The Fairfield boys showed
their superiority over the Waterville
boys in pool. billiards and pitch.
while the Waterville boys showed
their superiority in making a clean
sweep in cribbage.
The Fairfield boys increased their
margin by s points, making their
margin on the total IL. A score
of 4:I to 50 in favor of Fairfield. 1t
was the last of series or TOUR
games, two being played in talrheio
and two in Waterville.
Following are the scores:
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COLBY BALLMEN
kept WORKING HARD
IN COLLEGE GYM
Especial to Kennebec Journal,

Watervflle, April 4.-The Blue and
Gray baseball candidates put I'm a stiff
afternoons workout today in the Col
by gymnasium in an effort to be in
the best possible condition before they
report on the field. Hampered in his
work by the heavy snowstorm of Tues
day, Coach Freddie Parent determined
to keep his charges going at top speed
until the weather is such that the
team may have daily practice on the
athletic field.
Coach Parent has been getting a
line on the men who have been working
out In the gymnasium as far as pos
sible and will be able to quickly de-
eide what men he will keep for the
squad and the rest will probably be
cut after three days in the open. The
Blue and Gray men will have to work
at top speed when they do get out of
the gymnasium as the first game of
the schedule comes on April 10 when
the annual Colby-Upiversity of Maine
exhibition game will be played ON the
local field. Following this game the
local collegians will take their first
trip of the season. playing Providence
College. Springfield and Lowell Textile.
After the Springfield game the team
will be compelled to lay off day uh-
less Manager Hale finds some team to
play In between the Springfield and
Lowell Textile games. Today Manager
Hale stated that the Lewiston Indepen-
dents were after. a game with the Colby
crew for early May and taht a game
might be played iR Waterville after
the first week in May.
Plans for the second team are COM
ing along we'll according to the Colby
manager and the team will meet sew
eral strong prep teams throughout the
State. Manager Hale Is DESTROYS of Sc
curing some games for the second
team in and out OF the State and will
work to that end during the next few
weeks.
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X. 0. Laliberte Wins
Over Kid DUDE ~
By Sleep Route

Especial to The Kennebec Journal)
Lewiston, Me-. Apr. Ak. o. La
Liberte knocked Kid DUDE of Lewis
ton out of the ring in the fourth
round Of the second six here tonight
1t was their second meeting. their
first about two weeks ago being a
sensational draw. Tonight's was q
dramatic climax to Dube's career.
LaLiberte now claims the Junior
lightweight title of Maine.
K. o. Mayo of Augusta was knock
ed out in the first round by Young
MERCER of Lewiston. George Boil
due. il since Sunday, refused to
answer the bell for the fourth round
in hia bout with ABBY Levine. Le-
vine led all the way.
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prise party in honor of their 25th
anniversary OF their marriage. and
the Goth birthday of their twins,
Adrienne and Adrien st. Amand. Mr..
and Mrs. st. Armand arc the parents
Of 10 children. all of whom are liv-
ing. The evening was so very
pleasantly passed. that the company
hardly knew that they had been to-
gether three hours. Gamcs. music
and other amusemcnts were enjoy
ed, and the mother and father and
their son and daughter received
many congratulations and happy re-
turns of the day. The anniversary
presents consisted of many fine
pieces Of silverware and ivory. and
the young people received many
pretty tokens in honor of their birth
day.
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Portland Lassies
Win WhirlWind Game
From Alumnae Five

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Portland, April 4-Portland High
girls tonight ended their season with
a whirlwind victory over the p. H. S.
Alumnae team, $3.50. The game was
extremely fast and holly contested
all the way. The strong Alumnae
team, undefeated until tonight, tax
ing the lead near half time. but re-
linquishing it in the last half. Helen
Howard for the Alumnte starred
with nine baskets while Anna Stafford
OF the winners tossed in eight and
Lucille Whittier scored six.
Summary:
PORTLAND ALUMNAE,
Stafford, Dalton, IF ....... Id, Prinn
Whittier, Silk Berg If . rb Sturdivant
korkege, SC .......... SC, Reynolds
Lord. RIB, ............ II Lee jackson
Kelly Id ..... IF. Howarth, Williams
Score Portland Sc Alumnae 80.
Goals from floor Whittier 6. Silk !.
Stafford 8, Bergl, Lee Howarth 8,
Williams 2, Jackson ]. Goals from
fouls, Berg, Whittier, Stafford, Dalton.
Berg Lee. Jackson. Referee O'Con-
nell. Time As.
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CARPENTER MUST
STOP. TUNNEY To-
meet TOM GIBBONS

New York, April 4-Georges Car
pentier, French light heavyweight,
will meet Gene Tunney, American
light heavyweight champion in New
York or New Jersey the week of
June and the winner will meet
Tom Gibbons in Chicago, Detroit or
Michigan City, Ind. on July 4. This
was announced today by Billy Glib
son. Tunney's manager. after a final
conference with Floyd Fitzsimmons.
Benton Harbor. Mich, promoter, who
came east to straighten out the tam
gle over the Frenchman's engage
ments here.
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the tune of c3-11 and the second 90
Is.
Another fine game that the Cony
basketeers put up was when they
held Brunswick high to a 1716
score.
The gap that was left in the bas-
ketball squad by the graduation of
fast regulars in 1928 was a hard one
to bridge and it was an enormous
task to attempt to build a winning
aggregation from practically green
team.
The result of the seasons work is
as follows:
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Ci,lIrcl, NOtjcpG

Benton Falls Congregational
church: s. s.. 1.15 +. NJ. Mrs. Eli
zabeth Reed, Supt.; preaching SER
vice 2.15; sermon by the pastor. Rev.
Frank II. Doliff. Text, Luke 22:61.
Theme. Saved by a Look"
Benton Falls Methodist Episcopal:
s. s.. 1.30 r. NJ. Mrs. Ida G. Wiley,
Supt. Preaching service at $50; SER
mon by the pastor. Rev. Frank W
Brooks: Epworth League service z
p. NJ. led by the pastor. y
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Augusta Bowlers
Lose at WaterYille

Watertille, April 1.-The J. P.'s
Specials defeated the Augusta Tigers
last night at the Elm City alleys by
81 pins. Lausier was high man with
30. while Pete Neadeau got high
single with 113.
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Mrs. Basil King and daughter.
Rachel of Birmingham, Alabama,
have arrived in town and will re-
main until fall with Mrs. Kings par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson Low
The George o. Grover post. of the
American Legion will hold ameeting
in Legion hall Sunday at 1.30 p. NJ.
Mrs. Kate p. Ellis last Thursday
afternoon on Temple street. in Wa
terville, in attempting to step over
the chute of truck unloading coal
across the sidewalk, tripped and fell,
badly injuring her wrist which had
been recently dislocated.
The Past and Present Club which
was to meet with Mrs. George Pdge.
Weston avenue, Monday afternoon
will postpone their meeting one
week on account OF the illness of
Mrs. Kate B. Ellis, who was to have
had the paper.
The Loyal club was entertained at
the home of Mrs. Gideon Bennett.
High street. Whist was played I'M
til 10 o'clock. First prize was won by
Mrs. John Brooks; second prize,
Mrs. Joe Champagne: consolation
meeting will be held next Wednes-
day with Mrs. Joseph Champagne,
Pleasant street.
Rev. Fletcher Knollin leaves today
for Nobleboro to pass Sunday with
Rev. Russell Case where he will
present the work of Religious Edu-
cation to his church people.
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WinsIow Couple are Honorcd

The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Annie
st. Armand of Clinton avenue was
the scene OF very pleasant gather
ing Thursday evening. when their
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BENTON

Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pollard are
receiving congratulations on the
| birth of q IL pound boy. George
Fred, born April >.
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Fairfield Centre, Friday at / o'clock
+. A.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Farley and
little son of Larone. were callers at
Ray kilburn's Sunday
George Goodwin left Tuesday for
az short stay in Boston with rela-
tiypc
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church Notices

First Baptist church. Rev; Alex <.
ander Henderson,. pastor: M ua,,ns
worship at 10, 45. y onah the he.ns-
|fant missionary" will be the SUI
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KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT :.


The first trapshootins match Of the
season viii be held today between q
five man team from the Waterville
Gun Club and a team from the Au-
gusta Gun Club. The Augusta Club
will be represented by Kenneth Lee.
Dana Hanks, Leigh d. Flynt and
Foster Higgins, The match will be
held at > r. M-> on Ruel Williams
Field.
Since Paul Ber!enEach 80 decisive-
~ trimmed Harry krohn in their re-
cent bout in Newark. the hard hit
ting Gothamite is slowly but surely
creeping back into the limelight. The
scrappy New Yorker has no less than
five matches in view at the present
time,
Freddie Parent has a good squad
out for baseball down at Colby this
year. Freddie's showing in the Elm
City college last year was a decided
success and this year promises to he
/ another feather in the cap OF thSs
former big Lacquer.
Percy HauGhton. the miracle or
football. is having his own troubles
in trying to put Columbia University
| on the map. Percy called out his
squad this season and got but very
few aspirants to the varsity. He
then read n riot act to the students
| and is getting faithful but not very
| enthusiastic support.
| The DecrinE Girls will make their
| farewell bow to fans in that section
| today, when they clash with the fast
! Cony team in Portland gym. Tho
battle promises to he Il thriller with
the Dccring girls anxious TO close the
season with a victor and the cony
! lassies equally determine that they
will tack another defeat on the
| DecriuSitCs.
| Rumor will persist in trying 10
| give the old baseball stars the air.
| Yesterday Long George Kelley was
the victim of her plots and today
she Is spreading il about that Ty
Cobb has become SO slow that he is
practically useless in the outer gar
den. However, we shall probably
see George and Ty IN the national
| game when the jumps usher in the
/ season. Notwithstanding all reports
to the contrary.
| The'April fool joke that the Wath-
err Man sent along forced the Cony
diamond men to practice in the As
sembly hall at the school for the last
. few days. Thursday coach gave a
talk To the boys regarding training
| and the seasons work and Friday the
men were confined to the hall Timber
| ing up their muscles. If the weather
| permits it is hoped that they can
! again get onto the Capital Park
grounds where they can practice TO a
better advantage. =
Some time the coming week. Coach
Thompson expects to hold an inter-
class baseball series. This is the
first inter class series ever attempt
cd and the main idea Is to get a line
on the men before the season starts.
After the Alumni game Coach's squad
will under go a general pruning and
those who have shown 20 the best adj
| vantage will he left On the squad,
Coach has Il number of rockies work =
ing out and has quite job looking
after them all. After the cut he will
be able to give his undivided atten-
ton To the regular prospects.
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Bowling Results of
Speed League Pinmen
On Elm City Alleys

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Waterville, April 4-Team took
six points from team 4 in Speed Lea
que last night while team took four
from team !. White of Augusta
bowled in Shea's place on team S and
hung up 556 for a total. His high
string was 124 Diambri and l.. Ivers
and Matthews also got over 500.
Team
White ...124 122 100 JOG 95-55G
w. Simpson LOG 81 81 100 111-4SO
IotaI .......... .............. 1856
Team 4
Mitchell .....79 rs SO 70 S4-40O
Matthews LOG 81 9S 11S 1O9-51S
Total 91S
Team
Quincy .o6 70 100 96 117-4ss
Diambri ....131 90 IS 100 94-513
Total 1901
Team 1
Murphy ....97 81 90 81 104-4G2
l.. Ivers .....99 116 103 81 $500
Iotal ................ .s...... sos
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at 80 P. NJ. Miss Edna Emery,
Supt.
Methodist Episcopal church. Rev
J. c. Bearce. pastor: Sunday morn
ing service 1916. reception of mem
bers. baptism of children with talk
by pastor and celebration of Lords
Supper. Sunday school as usual at
II; Epworth League at &; song serv-
ice at Z. subject THE Immovable
Man."
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How can a player remedy a
Lad pull in his iron shots?
Answered by
TED RAY
The siege gun Of English golf. Win
mar OF innumerable tournaments and
member Of the greatest golf co,nbina-
ton in history-the team Of "vardon
and Ray"
Get the left hand under slightly
more and the right hand over slight
~ more. Tho tendency will be to
stop getting the iron over SO sud-
denly. In addition, the golfer might
stand with n more. open stance. If
these tips do not suffice. he should
turn the face Of the club out to a
small extent when addressing the
ball.
copyright, 1924. Associated Editors,
Inc.)
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NORTH-O. E. Hall. who has been
O. surgical patient at the Sisters hos
pital in lewiston, returned home
Saturday.
Word has been received Of the
death of George w. Huff of North
port; formerly of this place. Funeral
services will be held at the church at
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Thistle Club Meets

The members of the Thistle Club
held their regular monthly meeting
at the Taconnet Clubhouse Thursday
evening. After the business meeting
a social time followed. Refreshments
consisting Of sandwiches, cookies,
cake and tea were served by Mrs
Russell and Mrs. Herd. May Day
will be observed on May LIST by a
May party for the little folks in the
club. while the adults will enjoy a
covered dish supper.
Gilbert Newenham of China village
is working for Ernest Gibbs.
c. L. Withee, who-is i'll at his home
on Bay street is reported as slightly
improved.
Miss Ruby Schumann, teacher in
the high school has gone TO her
home in South China where she will
pass the weekend.
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best wishes for many happy birth,
DAYS
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W|NSLOW

Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Tobey OF
Palermo have returned home after
being the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ.
W. Tobey of Bay street.
Winslcw\ Grange held their regu
lar meeting last evening in the hall
Baseball practice has begun in
earnest, and 1t is hoped that the
Winslow team may make as good u
showing in baseball as they did in
basketball.
Friends in this town of Mr.. and
Mrs. Clifford Jordan of Waterville
were very pleased to learn of the
birth of their daughter. Mrs. Jor-
dan is especially well known in this
town.
Mr.. Paul ID. Warren of Boston was
a business caller in Winslow Friday.
Mrs. Z. 7. Williams is staying for
a time at the home of Mrs. Joseph
Eaton of Lithgow street.