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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-12
(Por EDDIE coLLINs)
DE LAS LUoHAs DEL DOMINGO
EN- LA LIGA DE LA OCHO

Dos triunfos Sc anotaron los atle-
ticos en- las luchas sostenidas el do
mingo en- Ell parque atletico de la pa
rada ocho, sobre los "Lobos' de la
Hist6rica ciudad arecibena. . En- am
has contiendas hubo exhibiciones dc
formidable agresividad y, mas de una
vez presenciamos demostraciones de
choterias increibles. :.
En- Ell episodio primero del juego
matinal, Santana, el pelotero que do
mingo tras domingo coloca hojas de
iaureles sobre su frente, conecto un
bestial bastagazo de cuatro esquinas
cuando Sc encontraban todas las ba-
ses ocupadas, que dio la victoria a su
eQuipo, sembrando el regocijo en- todos
los semblantes y coraZones de los IA
naticos admiradores del club atlet;co.
San, ei lanzador que ha lucido va to-
dos los uniformes baseboleros porto
rriqueiios, ell hombre q. tai parece So
10 quiere compartir con sus camaradas,
los peloteros, los dias de glorias y
victorias y que les abandona en- los
momentos de desgracias, uantos y la
mentaciones deportivos, esta vez fu6
nuevamente vfctima del poderoso bat
ting del mas terrible paleador bori-
cua. Dos oportunidades tuvo Santana
de batear, conectando un 'home-run'
y un batazo de dos bases. En- los tur-
nos restantes recibio el celeberrimo
receptor, las bases por bolas.
Para dar mis- amigos Iectores una
idea hgera del juego matinal, resefia-
RS los episodios donde hubo anota-
clones:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-12

Por la tarde ell juego no tuvo I'M
portancia, registrandose un mont6n de
errores imperdonables y una uuvia de
pasos. Las baterias fueron Cristino y
Soler por Arecibo, y suncar, Chech5n,
Santana y Net por el Athletics.
Score: 8 8, tambien favor del
club capitaleno.
PONCE REoRGANIzADo
Mas de una vez Sc resisti6 nuestra
pluma a escribir cuando intentabamos
informar a los fanaticos sobre la DISC
lucion del equipo Campe6n; ell team
solque Sc paseo triunfante por todos
los diamantes baseboleros. IC6mo po-
driamos concebir que todo aquel
bello poema de honores de triunfos
compuesto tras miles de sacrificios
luchas 'se habria de olvidar dejandonos
tan solo huellas, sombras tristes
recuerdos?
IPodria hundirse EN- Ell fracaso ell
olvido la novena idolo de nuestros
fans? 6Acaso un golpe rudo del desti-
no, un golpe fugaz podrfa arrancar
tanta gloria alcanzada, tanta ilusi6n
allmentada y tanta esperanza acari-
ciada? Impossible era que ell afio 1924
que tantas alegrias y triunfos supo
brindar los Leones, Sc fuera Ge;ardo
en- las postrimerfas de su vida una es-
tela de dolores y de llantos.
Un telegrama viene a darnos Ia ha-
lagadora noticia de la reorganization
del equipo Ponce:
Sr. Cosine Beitia,
Universidad de P. r.,
Rio Piedras.
Reorganizado team Ponce. Jugare-
mos en- Arecibo. 10 esperamos. Pipo
nombrado manager.
JUAN PEREZ.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-12
TERcER INNING

ARECIBo: Mateo conecta de dos
bases, Davit1 envfa paloma Liborio,
Parpetti es out mediante soberbia CO.
gida de Lluberas. Martin palea por
los dominios de Victoriano y al mo-
far este sale de safe anotando Mateo
st1. segunda carrera para ell team, Qni.
ro entretiene Brown con una facil
palonlita
Una carrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-12
PRIMER INNING

ARECIBO: Jimenez envia paloma
al centro, Mateo, famoso "slugger"
quisqueyano, Ultima adquisici6n areci-
befia, recibe cuatro bolas del simpa-
tico Camar6n, y mas tarde estafa el
fTerte de Brown. Daviu es la priinera
vfctima de la, ametralladora atletica.
Parpetti conecta endemoniada rola por
| tercera, permitiendo la entrada al ho-
gar al aggressive dominicano. Una ma
la tirada de Monchile desde el left
hace negar a Parpetti a segunda.
Martin palea un cortamargaritas por ell
short, anotando el gran inicialista GU
bano. Quiro va a Ia base por bolas.
Shoemaker cierra ell inning enviando
una mensajera al guarda bosque del
centro atletico.
Dos carreras.
ATHLETICS Monchile llega salvo
ia la inicial por error de Jimenez,
Chato palea por los dominios de Mar
tin pero escala la inicial por tirada
oASO OAONdAd OO OoGO. N1CUOI1dIIO con-
sigue planchar con toda felicidad. Tres
en- base, ningdn out, ell terror de los
Lanzadores al palo; Ell p1blico delira
de algeria, San sonrie, con una sonri-
sa sarcastica, quizas dando conocer
Ell estado de sus nervios. Un strike
precioso dispara ell CHIBICELANGA
LANzADOR Santana 10 deja pasar
otro borlito strike envfa ell pitcher
hijo de Santana ell Monarca de los
Bateadores nuestros, con toda la fuer-
ga de sus brazos engancha la bola en-
viandola a los dominios de nadie.
y fue TN fenomenal homerun. La ova-
ci6n es inmensa. Ell pdblico lanza gri-
tos de algeria, San permanece sonrfen-
do aparentemente, contemplando su
triste situacion. Liborio es out de Sc
gunda primera, Barreiro Sc poncha
y Brown palea para Martin.
Cuatro carreras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-12
cUARTo INNING

ARECIBo: Shoemaker coge dos ba,
ses al niofar Victor tirada algo afue.
ra de chato, soler planchea es safe.
San .'jitea' anotando Shoemaker;
Jimenez Sc sacrifca, Mateo esta vez
pide ponche, Davit conecta de hit en-
trando, a home" soler. AL correr
Daviu para segunda Santana amaga
cayendo victina del engano San en-.
ire tercera y home.
Dos carreras.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-12
oU1NTo INNING

ATHLETICS:C :Chato va la base
por bola, Victor es out despues de
una jugada de Martin, Santana esta
vez recibe otra base por bolas, van
dos. El ptblico dedica. una soberana
pitada San. Liborio hga un hit =
entra Chato. Santana es cantado de.
out en- tercera. Barreiro recibe boleto
de pase libre para la inicial, Brown
roletea para ell short, y todo ell mundo
es safe. Lluberas roletea para San.
Una carrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-12
OCTAVE INNING

ATHLETICS: Va un out de Brown
Lluberas recibe cuatro bolas; Juncos
entra de pinch hitter y conecta dif-
cilisima rola por tercera, llegando Ilu-
beras tercera, Net que CORE por
Juncos Sc roba la segunda. Monchile
liga su hit anota Lluberas. Monchi
le es out al correr a segunda. Chato
esta out al correr segunda. Chato
conecta bombo para Mateo.
Una carrera.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-12

Surjan nuevos amaneceres para c
team Ponce, amaneceres iluminados POI
los fulgores del triunfo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-12
NovENo INNING

SHncar ocupa el cajon.
Mateo eS out de short primera; !;
David hit; Parpetti da rola para Llu-
beras Y este nofa. Martin, con un solo
out Utica y Dayi1 CORE sin ne
cesidad para "home'' siendo victima
de un certero disparo de Barreiro
desde Ell right.
Parpetti uega hasta tercera. Girls,
tino entra de pinch hitter. Cuando
leva va dos strikes, Parpetti pierde
Ia fe y la conianza en- el bateador
y CORE a estafar Ell hogar pero sale
de out.
Score Final: 5.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-12

Miren los fans ahora como desper-
dici6 el Arecibo su Ultima oportuni-
dad ~.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-12-12

los fulgores del triunfo.
Ell coLEGIo DE AGRICULTURE Y
ARTEs MECANICAs JUGARA Ell,
SABADo EN- LA oCHo
Un extraordinario acontecimiento
deportivo Sc nos presenta esta sema-
ma. Ell sabado las tres en- los terrc-
nos de la parada ocho Sc enfrentaran
para sostener una reh1da lIcna los for
midables eFuipos escolares ''Univer-
sity of Porto Rico" Y Gel colegio de
Agricultural Artes Mecanicas de
Mayagiiez''. A.
FL regio acto sera amenizado por
las Bandas de ambos centres eJucsti-
vos y una selecta excursion acoinps-
nara los braves chicos que estudian
en- la -sultana del oeste
Conociendo La formidabilidad de am
bos contendientes, teniendo en- cuen
ia la expectation reinante en- los circu
los deportivos y sociales para asisti-
tan soberbio espectaculo augurannos d
los iniciadores de La fiesta basebolera
un complete exito
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-28

procuring application blanks and fl
ing them for reservations. Blanks
and full information may be obtain
ed from Major Wood. Room 20. First
National Bank Building, Bangor.
Maine, or the following county chair
men:
Androscoggin. Captain Daniel S.
Dexter, lewiston; Arostook, Lieut..
IG, Charles Stone, Fort Fairfield
Cumberland, Lt.-Col. John Mcbride,
Portland; Franklin, Capt. Daniel 3.
Belcher, Farmington: Hancock.
Thos. J. Abernethy, Ellsworth: Ken
nebec. Frederick d. McAlary, Wa
terville: Knox, Adriel u. Bird, Rock
land; Lincoln, Clarence A. Richards.
Damariscotta: Oxford. Albert Bell
veau, Esq, Rumford: Penobscot. DIR.
Harry ID. Mcneil, Bangor: Piscata-
quis. DR.. Edgar Flint, Dover-Fox-
croft: Sagadahoc, Major Henry w.
Owen, Jr.. Bath; Somerset. Rev.
George Loring Thurlow. Skowhegan:
Waldo, Capt Herbert H. Stevens.
Belfast; Washington, Edward T..
Talbot, Machias: York. DR.. David E.
Doloff, Biddeford.
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RANDOLPH
W. w. Child Meets

The W. w. Guild OF the Gardiner
F. B. church met with their secre-
tary, Coda English, Windsor street
Friday evening with the following
members present: Nina Dodge, Nan
cy Merrill, Evelyn Colby, the Misses
Elwell-C Game Parker, Harriet Grover.
Dorothy Beckwith, Hazel Gray and
their leader, Mrs. NJ. o. Baker. MT.
Baker kindly brought them in his
automobile and was entertained in
the kitchen by the family during the
meeting. Refreshments of ice cream.
saltines and assorted cakes were
served by the hostess. Nancy Merrill
sang a solo, as did Miss Beckwith,
and q trio by Hazel Gray, Nancy
Merrill and Nina Dodge. Accompan-
led by Nina Dodge at the piano, all
of which was much enjoyed. Next
month some of these girls are to be
promoted in the S. S. from Mrs.
Bakers class to Mr.. Weston's class.
We predict some sober faces from
the teacher and pupils at that time.
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NATIONAL HOME

Officer of the day. Capt. odelon
Valcour.
There will be a baseball game at
Sis this afternoon between the vet
Grams and civilians.
Burroughs have been granted to
Alfred Maginniss to Providence and
Andrew M. Selman to Belfast.
Joseph Bogdan, late Co. !, 1. U. S.
Inf. has been granted a discharge
from the Home.
The returns from furloughs Tues
day were Luke Pitts from Skowhe-
gan and Charles Parker from Rock
land.
The returns from passes Tuesday
were Franklin p. Gray from Augusta,
and Thomas Prev and James M.
Godfrey from Boston.
Joseph A. Connolly, of Tewksbury,
late U. S. Navy and Charles r. Fair
grieves Of Lewiston, late Co. X. 80,
Mass. Inf, have been re-admitted to
the Home.
In addition to the Memorial Day
program as published. Col. George
L. Fogg, Of Portland, commanding
the 24O Co. U. S. Coast Art. Corps,
will speak here in the opera house in
the evening.
The funeral of the late William H.
F. Murphy was held in the Home
chapel at 1890 Tuesday. Rev. FIR.
Mclaughlin officiating.
Next Sundays game will be with
the fast Livermore Falls team which
is made up from some very fast semi
pro and college stars.
The Maine jewelers. and their Ia
dies were guests at the Home Tues
day and were met by guides who con-
Quoted them to all points of interest
about the Home. They were well
comd by Col. Keith Ryan, governor,
and after attending the band concert
went to the Home hotel where they
were served with tea.
Alfred Glazier, u. S. Navy, who
has been visiting his parents and
brother, S. A. Glazier for a few days
has returned to Quincy to join his
ship which is in dry dock.
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WINTHROP

Mr.. and Mrs. Jefferson Smith and
family and a party of friends of
Waterville were recent guests at the
| Y. M. c. A. Camps.
Miss Virginia Martin was home
| from Kent's Hill over the weekend.
Mrs. Mary Lewis is visiting rela-
| tives in East Wilton.
Mrs. e. E. York went to Livermore
Falls Tuesday. where in the evening
she read at an entertainment given
under the auspices of the Eastern
Star.
John Tewhill of Lewiston is en-
ployed at the Y. NJ. c. A. farm at
Winthrop Center.
On Memorial Day in the afternoon
following the service at the ceme-
terry. the Legion monument will be
decorated by pupils of the first grade
of the Winthrop schools. The sec
ond and the third grades will decor
ate the Soldiers monument. Imme-
diately following there will be a
shrot Memorial Day program given
in the Town hall by the 4th, 9Th, 9Th
and 18th grades. assisted by Mrs. Lii
liam Small, contralto soloist; Mrs.
Harriet Whiting, accompanist; Mrs.
Lottie York, reader, and Rev. III. f.
Aldrich. who will give a short adj
dress.
Carol Perry is i'll with pneumonia
and trained nurse isin attendance.
This evening at the Community
club house the Sth grade of the
grammar school will give social to
the 9th grade.
Arthur Walton. w. N. Kimball.
Frank Taylor, Eugene York. ]. E.
Donovan and William Rollins made
a trip to Portland and other places
yesterday to look over fire apparatus
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HaIIowelI Memorial Exercises

Memorial exercises in commemora :
ton OF the patriot dead will be held
under the auspices Of Gen. C, w. TIL
den Camp, No. SO, Sons Of Veterans.
May 80 as usual.
Hon. c. K. Tilden. mayor Of HALO
well. will be president Of the day:
Daniel II. Meader, officer Of {he day
and j. Manley Patterson. marshal.
The procession will form on Second
street near City Hall at $50 In the
following order: ]. Manley Patterson,
parshal, and aids, Hallowell police.
Dennis's band Of Augusta, the Amer
lean Legion, the fife and drum CORDS.
the fire department, Gen. c. w. TIL
den Camp, Sons Of Veterans. ex-sol-
diers. Bigelow's boys band, the school
children Of the city, the president Of
the and the orator, the members Of
the city government in carriages, the
clergy In carriages and the flower
carriage.
At the soldiers monument the fol-
lowing exercises will take place:
singing by the school children; pray
er by Rev. w. p. Bradford; music,
Dennis Band, grafton, Rev. A. T. Nc
Whorter, pastor Of the Congregation
al church in Augusta: music, Bige-
lows boys band; reading, Lincoln's
Gettysburg address, Mrs. Eva CO.
burn: decoration Of soldiers graves:
music, Dennis band; benediction, Rev.
e. w. Weber; taps.
After the exercises at the cemetery
the procession will reform and march
by the way of North and Second
STREETS to City Hall.-where II will be
dismissed. II stormy. the program
WILL be held at City Hall at IL A. NJ.
with prayer. decoration of graves at
taps at the cemetery. Contributions
of flowers are solicited. which can be
left at Society hall on Second street
Thursday evening, the 18th or Friday
morning the 30th. All sx-soldiers and
sailors are invited to take part in the
exercises. The route Of the process
sion win be down Second srteet to
Academy. down Academy to Water,
thence TO the cemetery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-28
Graduation Exercises
To Be Held at G. H. S.
On Thursday. June IL

Preparations for graduation at
Gardiner. High school are nearing
completion. The exercises will be
held in the auditorium on Thursday
evening. June II. Last chapel will
be held Monday, June 8, and the
Baccalaureate sermon will be given
on Sunday. June z. President Gray
OF Bates college was obliged to de-
cline the invitation to deliver the
sermon, on account of q previous en-
gagement, and the name of the
speaker for that day has not yet
been announced.
An unusual feature Of the class
pictures this year is the tiny mono
gram in the lower left hand corner
of the majority of the individual
photographs. This is executed in the
same design as the senior class rings,
the letters G. H. S., and the numerals
rs. Group pictures of the class havs
been taken and ordered by large
number of its members. Engraved
invitations will be issued to men,
bers of the class this year, instead of
the tickets of former years, leach
member being allowed eight invita-
tons.
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Gardiner to Observe
Memorial Day in i.
Fitting Manner

Memorial Day will be observed
with. appropriate ceremony in Gar
diner this year, the Benjamin E
Smith post. No. 4, Pell Clason Camp
Sons of Veterans cooperating with
Heath Post, G. A. r. in exercises
The lines will be formed at 8 A. NJ.
headed by the band and will proceed
to Randolph. The arrangements
have been made as customary fol-
the decoration of graves at the
Highland Avenue. South Gardiner,
Libby hall, and Farmingdale ceme-
teries.
At 2 o'clock the lines will be re-
formed, and will march to Oak
Grove cemetery. where two hundred
graves will be decorated. The
American Legion and Sons of Vet
Grams will act as escort to veterans
of the Heath post for whom automo-
biles will be furnished. City govern
ment officials will be in the line, also
members of the local police force
will lead the parade. After the
ceremonies the lines will be reform
ed and will march to the Common
where the monument will be decor
ated. The Grafton of the day will
be delivered by Rev. c. McAllister
from the band stand If the weather
is pleasant, If not, the exercises will
take place in the Shrine Club build
ing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-28

F1neral services for the late Rev.
James Edward Cochrane were held
tuesday afternoon at the Baptist
church, Of which he was at one time
pastor. Rev. Charles E. Young. the
Present pastor of the Hallowell church
ohciated, assisted by Rev. Howard n.
Brown. pastor Of Penney Memorial
church. Augusta. Many friends and
Iormer parishioners were present to
show this last mark of esteem. There
was a representative of the National
home at Togus. where Mr.. Cochrane
was for some time chaplain, and the
american Legion attended in a body in
nll1tary UNIFORM, and conducted their
own service later at the grave. There
were many flowers. The bearers were
from Kennebec Lodg, No. S, F. and A.
M. Thy were Dana c. Skillin. Cha rles
X. Getchell, Lloyd o. Powers and Clar-
ence n; shepherd: The interment was
In the family lot In. the Halloween Gem
etery.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-28

=. j. Walter Robinson has presented
the men at the Central fire station
with O box of fine cigars as q marx
OF appreciation of the services rem
dered at the fire at his garage on
Pleasant street Monday morning.
Chief Dunn also reports that he re-
Gently received check for $50 from
the James Walker and Son Com
pany. also in recognition of the good
work of the department at the fire
at their factory several months ago.
This money will be divided among
the different companies to be used
as they consider best.
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Maine Leading in
Recruiting for Citizens
Military Training

According TO the latest report re-
ceiyed from the Military Training
Camps Association Headquarters IN
Boston. the State of Maine is leading
the six New England states in the
recruiting campaign for the Citizens
Military Training Camp. to be held
ut Camp Devers. August 1-31, with
an enrolment of IS per cent of its
quota. Hancock county. under the
direction OF Thomas J. Abernethy,
OF Ellsworth. leads the six New Eng
land individual states with 25S per
cent of its quota. The quota for
Maine is 2SS; 247 applicants have en-
rolled.
BY counties as follows.
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Edwin Allen

The death of Edwin Allen occurred
in the hospital here Tuesday. He was
born in Littleton, N. H., about 80
years ago. He enlisted in Co. F. 6,
U. S. Inf, Jan. 9, 1854, serving as
first lieutenant and was also in Co.
B, IS, U. S. Inf, and Co D, 8, Mich.
Inf, being discharged Jan. 6, 1866.
He was admitted to the Home from
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-28

The high school orchestra will fur
nish music at the graduation exer-
cises. This is the first time in the
history of the school that there has
been local organization to do that
work. There will also be two special
numbers, a vocal solo by Katherine
McGinn and a piano solo by Cath
crime Woodside. The date Of gradu-
alton Is June 4.
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LOCAL NOTICE

Out of the Stillness--An after the
war drama in acts to be presented
by the American Legion, at Town hall
Memorial evening at 8 p. NJ. Tickets
36c. Reserved seasts, n0c. Seats now
on sale at Hannafords. May27d3t
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3-Act Comedy Given
By Universalist Guild

by Way OF the Secret Passage,
q three act comedy-drama was sue
cessfully presented last evening by
the members of the Clara Barton
Guild OF the Universalist church be!
fore O large and appreciative aud
fence. A feature of the performance
was the old fashioned costumes used
in the second act Each member of
the cast was especially suited to her
role, and the entire production was
very enjoyable.
The cast Of characters was AZ fol-
lows: Mrs. Shuman. the hostess. VIC
toria Tyler; Betty Drew, her niece.
Corinne Merrill: Ruth, Wilhemina
Brann. Rita, Ruth Hale, Alice. Hazel
Brown, house guests OF Mrs. Sher-
mans: Hannah, the maid, Florence
Forester; Madame Drew. of Revolu-
tionary days. Frances Collins: An
nette, Natholie Emerson. Caroline.
Evelyn Libby. Elizabeth. Mary Traf-
ton. her daughters: Wenonah, an In
dian maid. Mary Catherine Hubbard;
John Harvey. of the Patriot army.
LOCAL NOTICE
Good Comrades dance, wednes-
day evening. May %. Shrine Hall.
Benefit District Nurse Association.
Tickets 50c. May26-27-2S.
A lot more Of those beautiful
Pansies at w. l. Moody's. Randolph.
May2Sd2t
Usual big dance French's corner
tonight. Smiths orchestra
may2Sd1te
Notice to Townspeople: Tighten
your housekeeping worries. Window
washing. floor and wall washing done
in private homes and Offices. Win
dows with two or four lights 15c
each: six or twelve lights zoe each,
etc. Satisfaction guaranteed In both
work and prices. Call Gardiner
Window Cleaning Co. John A.
diner. opposite p. o. Tel Ss76.
Cranes Garage. Randolph special
ICES in Ford Generator work.
may22d6t
For Sale at sos Water street. Gar
diner. Potted plants and seeding,
Tulips. Narcissus. bouquets and
baskets for Memorial day. Hills
TAYLOR. may22-2sdst
Orders taken for cut flowers for
Memorial day and all occasions.
Anne Burke. IL Windsor street,
Randolph Tel. SIX.
may20-22-24-26-2S 1880
To the People Of Gardiner and |
surrounding towns who have mason
work to do call q. III. Nichols SO
Brunswick Ave. Tel. 6sl-A.
Mar6eod0
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-28

The H. H. s. freshmen defeated
the Maria Clark second team last
night by score Of 10 to 4. Maria
Clark battery, Holbrook, Masciadri,
Vigue: H. H. s. freshmen, Pyson,
Johnson, Pelkey,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-28

Miss Marion Gray. Miss Mildred
Head. Mrs. Harry Rideout and Mrs.
Noyes Wheeler were among those from
Queen Esther Chapter, o. z. s.. who at
tended the Grand Lodge meeting in
Portland yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-28

On the evening Of June 4, the
members of the junior class, Halo
well high. will give a reception to the
graduating class, their parents and
friends and the alumni. The recep-
ton will be followed by q dance.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-28

Mrs. Ben Tenney, Miss Elizabeth
Otis and Miss Clara Stinson left Tues
day for motor trip through the Cape
Cod region. They plan to visit, among
other places. Quincy, Plymouth and
Provincetown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-28

Hallowell High has two games this
week. The first It with Richmond
Thursday afternoon at Richmond; the
second Saturday afternoon with Lisbon
Falls at Hallowell.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-05-28

A number Of the senior girls Of Hal
lowell High were busy selling peoples
for Frank E. Goodrich Post, American
Legion.