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for the best, and lhat out Of evil COM
eth good. or some sickening thing like
that. That was he sort of man Sam
uel Marlowe was
His face was very close to Billie's,
who had cheere1 up wonderfully by
this time, and fe was whispering his
degraded words pf endearment into her
ear, when thers was a sort Of explo-
sion in the doorway.
"Great Godfrey" exclaimed Mr.. Ru-
fus Bennett, gazing on the scene from
this point OF vantage and mopping
with large handkerchief scarlet
face, which. as the result Of climbing
three flights Of. stairs, had become
slightly soluble. "Great Heavens
abovei"
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CHAPTER xI.-continued.


"Here is something you may care to
look at while I'm gone. don't know
II you have read Il? Widgery on Nisi
Prius Evidence. Most interesting"
He went out John Peters looked up
from his Home Whispers.
'You can go in now" said Sam.
Certainly, Mr.. Samuel, certainly"
Sam took up the copy of Home Whis-
pers, and sat down with his feet on
the desk. He turned TO the serial story
and began to read the synopsis
In the inner room, Bi.lie, who had
rejected the mental refreshment Of
fered by Widgery, and was engaged In
making tour Of the Office. looking at
the portraits of whiskered men whom
she took correctly to be the Thorpes,
Prescotts, Winsiows and Applebys men
toned on the contents-bill outside, was
surprised TO hear the door open at her
back. She had not expected Sam to
return so instantaneously.
Nor had he done so. II was not
Sam who entered. 1t was man of
repenent aspect whom she recognized
instantly. for John Peters was~one of
those men who, once seen, are not
easily forgotten He was smiling, a
cruel. cunning smile-at least, she
thought he was; Mr.. Peters himself
was under the impression that his face
was wreathed in benevolent simper /;
and in his hand he bore the largest
pistol ever seen outside motion pic
ture studio.
''How do you DO, Miss MlllikenT he
said.
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Had Enough

On the first night Of new play .
man iS the front row Of the stalls got
up toward the end of the second act
and began to put on his overcoat. This
was too much for the actor-manager.
who stalked down to the center of the
footlights and addressed the delin-
quent.
Excuse me, sir" he observed, "but
perhaps you are not aware that there
is another act?"
"Yes," retorted the stranger, cheer
fully. That's why I'm going !"
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commonsr Than Weeds.
r. u no longer necessary to mow
tho weeds n The vacant lots. They ars
~ ses1pAse = ahlag steseaA
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-01

way back to the inner Office. Billie
was sitting Imply on the chair which
John Peters had occupied. She sprang
to her feet
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-01
Health is Most Important to You

AlIayS Irritation, s00thes and heals tkfoae
end lang inflammation. The coastsnt
irritation q . cough keeps tho delicate
mucus membrsne Of the throat md IungD
Ina congested condifion, which b0SC1E43
SYRUP Scntiy and quickly heals Fos ~
reasoa h hes ben favorite houookeld
remedy fof cel6a. coughe, broacAitlb ~
especially IT. 1tng truuhles h mllI1ona q
hsmss q ovsr ths wssh ~ the ~ ~
ss~sa yseH easellag ~ petleee = eeo.ln
goed alekH1 ~. lsse m eoou1Ing
va esay snRseeeEsllss = - 9e11lne
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starts the liver and bowels acting with
out gripping. Contains no narcotics or
soothing drugs. Say California" to
your druggist and avoid counterfeits
Insist upon genuine california Fig
Syrup" which contains directions
Advertisement.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1924-02-01
Ruinous

Flora-Don't you find the hot sun
bad for the complexion
Fauna-Its awful. 1t Smelts the
rouge and leaves the face all streaky.
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MOTHER! GIVE SICK CHILD
"CALIF0RNlA FIG SYRUP"
Harmless Laxative for a Bilioua
constipated Baby or Child.

Constipated, bill
ious, feverish, or
sick, collie Babies
and Children love
to take genuine
California Fig
Syrup" No other
laxative regulates
the tender little
bowels so nicely.
1t sweetens the
q 4 N m 81 oh an II
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12
Fire in Brooks

Belfast ana NorthpOrt people were
much interested in the fire Sunday
night. the light from which lit up the
northern sky so brightly that ii look :
Cd as ii ii must he in the city. Ii
was. however. several miles away at
Brooks the stand of buildings owned
by Bert Wcntw orth Lhhving been
struck by lightning and set on fire.
When the crash cana Mr.. Wentworth
rushed 70 the barn. which was struck,
ana upon opening the doors found the
interior in a blaze. At the risk Of his
own life he went in, nevertheless, and
united his COWS, of which there were
several. only one Of them followed
him out five or more together with
poultry and hogs porishinG in tho
flames. Fortunately his horses were
oft in the pasture.
The contents Of his barn, including
hay, farming implements and such
were burned but with the help OF
ncjEhhors he was able TO remove
much Of his household goods before
tho flames communicated to the
house. The entire stand, one of the
best in tho vicinity. was totally de-
stroycd. Mr.. Wentworth was covered
ly insurance. a large number from
Belfast and surrounding towns mot
ora out hut were unable TO do much
to save the property.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12
Charles White A
Field Day Speaker
HighmOOr. Friday

The annual field day OF the Ken
nehec Farm Bureau and the Pomona
Changes of the county will take
place. Friday Of this week at the
Maine State Experimental farm,
Hishmoor and one of the principle
speakers Of the afternoon will he
Charles NJ, White. Chief OF the
Bureau of Markets. Department If
Agriculture Mr.. White will take
for his subject Fundamentals OF
CO. Operation
Each guest at the Highmoor field
day will be furnished with a chart
of the Farm, showing where various
phases of experimental work are
being conducted. The chart will
guide them about the farm so that
they MAY observe TO an advantage
Just what kinds of work they want
10 see.
The program Of the day will start
in the forenoon with general in
spection. Each one win bring a
Picnic lunch. In the afternoon there
will be a splendid program upon
very interesting subjects.
The work in progress at Highmoor
Farm is divided into sections. in
Guiding orchard experiments, field
crops and seed improvements and
experiments with cattle.
From reports that are being re
ceived. It Is expected that a record
breaking crowd will be in attend
asce AZ the event.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12

memorial has bron planned 20
he built on the brink oil the Potomac
river In tho city Of Washington This
II not 10 be u war memorial. but will
b" Navy and Marine memorial. ded T.
tented to thus" who nave been lost
81 SET. Congress has allotted a beau
'ifnl site In Washington, II. G.. upou
which the monument may be erected.
Miss Mabel Il, Eeardsley Of New
York CitY was In Augusta Monday
in conference with Gov. Baxtcr at
The state House. concerning the for
nation Of a state committee and
choice ut y chairman 20 become a
part Of the National Navy ANA Mar
inc memorial association.
The cost Of the struCGrn viii
amount 20 $500 900. 10 he raised by
popular subscription. Miss Eelrdslcy
II making n tour or Maine In the in
tcreat Of organization work In this
section.
The fortnation of tho structure viii
be in the shape Of an ocean wave nt
atatuarv bronze. . teCt wide and -
feet In length ana height. over IN"
crest Of the wave will hover n group
Of on scu gulls in graceful posi-
tlons. This win hc mounted on a
bronze pedestal. Leading to the
Va}o from TOUR Ntb'S VAL 'N IL S'i''H
of stems aud platforms Of sea Grecn
granite, the extreme proportions OF
which will he 1870 feet deep ana loo
feet wide. ON the platform there Will
he bronze reliefa depicting the history
Ut tho navy, marine and coast guar
and describing discoveries. traFeis'
Eeherics and other activities of fhe
sea. suitably embodied in TIN" Sfru'-
ti,ra WIN he the insignia of every
state in tho Union
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12
MANCHESTER

NORTH-Mr End Mrs Robert
Jennings vent to Ocean Point recent :
". where they enjoyed a few DAYS
outing With their son and HIS wife.
Nj and Mrs Harold Jennings where
Harold Jennings. has recently built .
new cottage
J.. r. Cram and Herbert Written.
who have been having finished Sat
uriay cutting eight farms In all.
s progressive Spiritual circle was
held ~ the home Of MareeIlus F-i1eld
Tuesday evening large Number vas
present
Charles Jennings and his niece.
Miss Grace Moore went 70 Miss
hoore's home in Fairfield Sunday
where Miss Moore remained. They
we're accompanied BY hr. and Mrs.
Harold Young
Mrs John Farnham vas calling
On friends SATURDAY..
Lee Chick III Augusta called on
Theodore Ballard Sunday.
John FISH vas a business caller
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12
Potato ROguing
For This Week
BY c. A. Day

Potato roCuiuG demonstrations arc
being held with much success ~
the county under tho direction 81
the Extension service ana tHe
Konnchcc Farm Bureau, with t"un
IS Agent Clarence n. Day IN charE'
The farm Of w. w. p"n3ShY II,
Farmingdale will he the scene @,
tho first demonstration. Tuesday of
ttis week at o A. NJ. Another will
hs held on the same day at 100 =.
NJ, NJ tho farm ur ". /. Hriggs ~
Winthrop. ON Thursday, NJ 2. \. NJ"
q potato rocuiuE demonstration viii
he hold NJ the farm Of r. J. Gilman
at Mount Vernon.
\ like demonstration will lac hold
Thursday. 40 y. NJ. in Fayette at
the farm of Forest Flags.
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DEX Ter
Kinda ALL Dinsmore

Miss Mary Elizabeth rinsmore and
Percy kimhall, both of Dover Fox
Cluft were united in marriage Satur-
day, Aug. 9Th at the Free Baptist
1,at souagc 10y Miss Mildred Thomas
The double ring service was perform
e1 Tho bride was attraCtively Eowl-
cd in lavender geOrEette and wore a
bat t. match.
Mrs. Henry Cmkey and daughters
have gone to Belfast and N0rthpnrt
irr 10 day outing.
Dr T. y. Merrill Of Dover FoxCroft
was in town Sunday. the guest of his
mother.
NJ" and Mrs Harley Hyde 0f
Lynn Mass, are receiving cOngta tu-
lat!ons on a II pound daughter born
ut the Plummer Memorial Hospital.
Sunday. Aug. 9Th. Mrs Hyde Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. 4. u.
W iddocs.
Mrs. Charles Dudley and daughter
Ruth. were week end guests Of Mts.
Mabel Dunham at her cottage at
Camp Benson.
All Dexter schools will open FOR the
fail term ~ sept. s.
EcheCCa Weston chapter Of the n
\. Il. will he entertained Thursday,
AuT. lith. by Mrs. w. II. Mitchell OF
Newport, \ picnic dinner will he
served. MI members are requested
to bring their dishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy II. Whitney are
in Portland for n few days.
Mr.. ana Mrs. John Springall. Mr..
7nd Mrs. Samuel Moore. Judge and
Mrs. s. W. stone. Miss Eeth stone
Of Dexter and Mir. and Mrs. Arthur
Weymouth Of Somerville. Mass, are
motoring through Northern Maine
and Canada on several day trim.
Supt -. W. Rollins and family will
10 in Castine from Aug. II IN Aug.
q MFR. Rollins will attend the an
nual conference Of school superin-
tcndan's held In castine
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dudley were
guests Sunday Of Mrs. Mabel Dun
ham at Camp BENSON.
Miss Rachel Chamberlain. who has
been the guest If Mrs. Charles A.
ClHutier. returned Monday 10 her
home in Berlin. y. II.
Mr.. ana Mrs. James Mountain
Clifford ClUkev and Berniece Kelley
motornd 70 Bath Sunday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12
A DISTINGUISHED Visitor cenino

The Penobscot Bay region has en-
tcrtained a number of distinguished
guests this season, more than usual,
and later IN the month il is expected
that another Will be added 10 the list.
for Mir. Woodrow Wilson. widow OF
the late president is coming for a
visit with MI and Mrs. Louis PEN
nington of Washington. who are at
their country place, Men Miles from
a-Ncast Cake, situated half way be
tween Belfast ana Camden on the
shore road This estate is one OF
the most slightly on the road. COM
mandinS a broad view Of the bay and
islands and Will be An Ideal spot for
Mrs Wilson to pass 4 quiet fort :
night. Owing to the fast that she Is
in mourning there will he no social
entertaining for her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12
BECkMAN GIVES KARNAK
CREDIT FOR HIS HEALTH
Declares Celebrated Medicine Ended Long Standing
Trouble After Everything Else Failed

h = following
statement from
Joseph W. Beck
man, 1905 4oth
St. Galvest ton.
Tex, In which he
attri butes his
p csc ut < 0 0 i
health entirely 20
the use OF An
dres famous new
medicine. Karuak.
should create orc
found impression
" herever Il il
read.
Il attribute my
p = Q $ 6 Mt good
health entirely 70
X arm a X. saws
Mr.. Bcckman. Il
had about as had
a case OF stomach
trouble and ner-
vous breakdow
as anyone could
have. Ny stom-
ach seemed 70 tie
up In knots and
the worst sort Of
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12

at Robert Jennings and con. Sat.
ufd1y.
Eugene Cottle was business yisi-
tor in Augusta Saturday.
THE folks Mrs. John Mills has
had her house wired for electric
hEltts.
a. W. HartgnR IL handling . large
amount ~ busirrss this year among
the summer people at the lake.
Fred Shorey Is painting the town
hall.
Arthur Peacock In engaged in Au-
gusta doing carpenter work.
Nathan Weston II Thoroughly reno
yatinC and rernodelHBE his tsbemcf1,
house
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12
DR.. DONNELL'S
INDIAN CALL
Stone SOLVENT
SALES EXCEED
SUPPLY

Thousands of local citizens are now
singing the praise Of my GALL
STONE SOLVENT. and every where
one goes he hears the wonderful re-
suits achieved by the solvent. Al
though DR.. DONNELLS Laboratory
is working TO its full capacity, II is
impossible tn supply the enormous
demand for the GALL STONE SOL
VENT. The rich and poor suffer
with gall stones or gravel. This SOL
vent removes all impurities from the
liver and gall bladder as well az 10
remove the stones. thus giving pealfh
and vigor TO the whole system. can
be obtained from ali leading drug
st6res.-Adv.
aueIceot,t
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12

bridge, Mass. returned to their
home ON Tuesday after short visit
with rs sister. Mrs. ~. n. Fuller,
Master Flyod Nerrick of Augusta
ls SistiLs his grandfather. Lincoln
Nerrick.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward WHITAKER
NJ Detroit we're visitors on Monday
at Leighton Penneil0
Dr. ana Mrs. Vernal Gray and
daughter. Mis- Grace ThOinpkns Of
Blaine. are passing few days At
Searsport.
Among those atten ing The Esst
Somerset Pomona GT nse at cam
bridge were Mrs apI Ire b. J.. ''ei-
Ter. Mr.. and MrS. ~. y. FDllsf. hiss
Annie ~. YuIIss. -. r. FaIrbrtf1er.
Alfred Fairbr0thsr and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. r. Hewes.
r. ~. Fsfnun VISITED tts long
BtsAcn farm At Eo*Gpnhan on
Fri1sy.
$srS
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Charge Motorcycle
Officer Took Bribe

Old Orchard, Ne. Aug. 11--Chare-
I'd with accepting brite Of SO from
Wilfred BeIledeau Of Littleton. ". II.
2 motnrist visiting this resort last
Sunday night. q. f. Jenness Of Port
land, who has been acting as A mo-
toTcyCle officer for the town Of Old
Orchard. was held for the grand Jury
Of the September term Of the SUI
$500
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12
Kennebec Women In
Extension Food Work

The total enrolment In the foods
work Of kcnnebec County is 81 ac-
rordlng to the report on June 80 OF
Helen l.. Clark, former home demon
stratlOn agent.
Ten communities have held foods
meetings during the year All but
two of these were meetings with tho
home demonstration agent and in all
OF them except one demonstrations
were esta blished.
Under the foods work there are two
main projects covered this year, meal
planning and nutrition.
The meal planning project aims to
help the women plan meals suited
to their family needs, to help them
plan community meals and TO make
a family food preservation.
Meetings were arranged through
the community foods project leader
for single meetings in one case for
n three day school at which women
were instructed how to study food
needs of their families. Suggestions
were given as to how these foods
needs may be met. what type of meal
IS suitable for community meals and
help In working n family food pres
ervation budget.
This meal planning project Is prov
,,,e,,Ion ,rb"sa ~ b,,a ottordn1
tbn ,,ootings bava hnon oaeii,, con,
WINGED of the necessity Of planning
meals and of the great help it is.
ono three day meal planning
school was held in addition 10 seven
single meetings on meal planning.
In one community two meetings on
the meal planning have been held.
The first of these is on planning
family meals ana the second on
Planning community meas some OIL
the demonstrations were not com
pleted at the ehd OF June as lh'
dehlonstrat'on 1or me ITst lIe',lI,E
ntonn ,ooi rn7. ,hrno aat iad ,bon,
,,',,.1 49,, ~ t',,,,,a do,,,ar,.+,,,tia,,
",,nt,t al .rnn sor,,nd tha ,,nais ,.oH
,,I,.ttn,n ,,,or ~ s,,@oo.,, into-. or
th ~ "a errt da,,,n,,strotio, &C. Won,
s.,.oi -. 49,, 80 H., ,,t,;,,
Hya,,,,,os -, g., y,ssaII,nr" j.,
I,;a,,n.. l., 1yinslnw E;,o of ,tis
,,,hcIa ,',,,,,,m,. had i,oo,, on,,,,lo,od ~.
the end Of June,
The demonstration for the second
meeting is the planning and serving
of three community meals This
demonstration was established and
two Of the meals were served In
Winslow. the only place where the
second meeting had been held.
Tho renorts from tho raniIv rne2ls
Manned ana served showed that a
.ntol ~ as meals have heen MANNED
ana served ana tbo women who have
enished mis- dnmonstratiop ou have
Jeridcd il worth vbite In n1an their
r,ears ana intend r. do en- in tho fin
tnrn
Nut1''"h work was o",' III many
counties "Sl year out III N"lle ~
was not poSSlnIe 10 compete inns
Work so II mas heeh carried over m
70 the present year.
The purpose of this project Is 70
help the women study their present
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12
BELFAST
s.If.s. ea..l. shew op.n. To-day

The annual Belfast Cattle Show
and Fair OF the New Belfast Fair As
ISOLATION opens Tuesday for three
days and viii excel all previous fairs
II J. expected There will he big
midway. q large exhibition Of cattle,
poultry. farm produce. etc. while the
womens household exhibit and the
department devoted 10 the boys and
girls canning clubs will be larger
than ever There will be racing each
day. music by the Belfast band. and
dancing afternoon and evening on
Wednesday in the pavilion. Six free
acts by professional vaudeville
troupes will be given daily in front
Of the grand stand Joe Farweil will
he the starter and there is a large
field entered
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12
Mrs Iuila N. GnssA

The remains of Mrs. Julia y. Gosse
were taken to her home in Portland
Monday morning. where funeral SER
vices will be held. Mrs. Gosse. S.
years old, came 10 SearSinont short
time $50 Tor n visit al her death oc-
CURED there Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12
WaY-Schenectady. N. Y, 100 Kilo-
cycles. $50 Meters. General Electric
Company. Eastern Standard Time.

500 I. Nj Produce and stock market
quotations: news bulletins, base
bail results
500 =. M.--Dinner music by Joseph a
thickene aud his Glover club or
ehestra of Hotel Ten Eyer, Al
: 10 =. M-T:aseban scores
1.f5 +. M.--MusicaI program hy Iahan
Goldberg, pianist. and Ernest
Hiss. baritone.
Piano solo. "Walhstein Sonata"
"p. SO. Jahan Goldberg. Moscow
conservatory, Russia: piano solo.
Largo = m"sto.' op. 10, Jahan
Goldberg. piano solos Fantasia
lmrromptn, or .66. Jahan Gold
Winds aud Waves" Ernest Miss;
piano solo. "Etude in 4 Minor
,Prcsto). Jahan Goldberg; Talk.
Just Boy" courtesy American
Boy Naeazine; piano solo Mo
uout Musical" op. -. No :. Ia
han Goldberg; piano solo. "Fauta-
SIC Caucasus tprientaD. Jahan
Golh"rE; baritone solos King
charles vision Fugitive" Ern-
est Miss; riano solo, "Rondo Bril-
lante' GLa Gaietet. op. 80, Jahau
Goldberg; piano solo "Rhapsodie
Honeroise," No. 9. Jahan Goldberg
piano solo, Concert--Faraphras
"Eizoletto." Iahan Goldberg; tenor
solo, Dream Maker Of Japan"
Edward Dillon. fox trot. Hose"
Orchestra; waltz. Dream Girl"
orchestra, tenor solo, THAT Was
Perfect Dream. Edward Dillon;
ira; fox trot, Jealous" orchestra:
fox trot. "Iimminy Gee prchcs-
ira: waltz, Minnesota Moon" or
Chestra.
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Me- Annie IA kinb.ll

Funeral services for Mrs. Annie NJ
kimhall, wife Of Herbert J. J.imbRll,
VIII be held Tuesday afternoon, Rev.
William Vaughan officiating. Mrs.
kimball was born in Warren s. years
ago and had lived for a good many
wears in Belfast. During her illness
She was, at the home Of the daughter.
Mrs Leslie Ehus. where her death oc-
CURED Saturday.
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- - - = $500 -
PALMYRA

Mr.. and Mira. II. .. Baker and
daughter. ReDa. 81 Bangor. With Miss
Helen Pratt Of AubufH ans friend Of
Portland ~sTe sgssfstof Mrs. Emrna
Pratt Thursday EVENING.
Ar. and Sire. Fred French o. cam.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12

Tho women's division Of the West
Gardiner Farm Bureau will meet
Wednesday Of this week Mt the home
of Mrs John W. Curtis The sub
icct Of tho meeting will be upon
iahriCs.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12

EpCcuc l.. Scott. assistant supcrin-
'ehdcDt OF the ~ " X. Is having
TWO weeks vacation from his duties
sad is passing the time at Bar
hsrhor ami Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12

Mr. sud Mrs Harry II. Pierce
have returned from a ten days visit
81 North Attleboro. Mass. where
tey were the guests Of friends ana
leatiyps.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Halves ana
slaughter. Miss Evelyn of spring
letu Mass, were over SUNDAY
guests Of Mr.. Halves uncle. w. {.
raves, Cony street.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12

Mr. and Nrs. Frank Averill OF the
NcWtau are entertaining Mrs.
AI.o GcncrcauN and her sister OF
dorchester. Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12

= 90 =. NJ .-- Baseball scores
$50 =. Morgan recital by A l..
Taylor Of the Grand Theater,
Pittsburgh, IA
500 7. Baseball scores; dinner
concert continued.
$50 T.. M.-The ,hiidren's poriod-un-
clio I'D.
6 q +. News bulletins
li6n L. Baseball scores.
rs =. Mt University Of Pittsburgh
educational course tsubjeCt to he
announced latcrD
80 =. Stockman report on prim-
AIRY live stock market, including
grain, feed, cotton. sugar, wool
and produce,
500 f.. NJ Concert by Mrs. r NJ nv
Ter. coutrat0: Emil q. Wolff yio-
lin: Charles T. Joralmon, reader.
ZOO T.. M.--Arliuetop tim" signals.
Weather forecast. Baseball scores.
I u ~ l,..n,l...rt
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Mrs, w. \. Small Of North
hoWdoin was caller. Monday in
'ae city on her way to BOSTON 10
.a8end "a national the national Il. A.
r. convention.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12

l. 5. Davis has returned TO his
geme in Riddeford after visiting
"ete and at China with relatives
sn0 friends. He went back 10
n,,'ddeford With Allen Bowling or
ms city. who is employed there.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12

\, CHARLES King and his mother,
MrS' Ellen King are expected 10
arrive in a short time at the King
summer home on Stone street, this
wy Thy are planning to pass
several weeks here. Mrs. Kling is
~ poor health and IL is hoped the
'Hdnse viii be beneficial.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-08-12

T. Frank Eilodeau was at Pine
FONT. O'd Orchard. over sunday.
His family is passing the month OF
August there