Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-10

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rels of clans. Many diggers on
both sides of the frontier have
started work on beaches.
Business is looking brighter in
Dexter. Announcement is made
by the Amos Abbott Company,
which operate the largest wooden
mill in that part of the stare, that
the plant would go on a 50-hour
basis commencing Monday and
continuing until May ., 1926. The
Wassookeag Wooden Mill is now
operating at full capacity days, also
the Dunbarton Wooden Mill of that
town.
Roy Garnet. employed at the Bath
City Hospital as q chef was ar
raigned before Judge John J. Kee-
San in the Bath municipal court
Monday afternoon on the charge of
larceny of goods belonging to the
hospital. He was represented by
Attorney Edward w. BRIGHAM,
who waived reading of the COM
plant and pleaded not guilty. The
case was continued to Dec. Is, bail
being fixed at $500. For some time
supplies have been missed from the
hospital and a search of GarnetS
home is said to have revealed four
case1 Of canned goods beneath a
coal pile in the basement. while n
large trunk was found filled with
canned goods and other supplies.
The "Victory," the oldest Ameri-
can vessel to remain in commission
with a record of Is years of service
off the Atlantic coast, Monday at
Brewer was hauled up for the Win
ter that she may weather yet an
other year in coastal service. Filled
and relocated after it's arrival at
Bangor, sunk apparently beyond
rescue. the aged schooner, her own
ers felt. could not resist the ice OF
another winter. Fearing that the
ice would open it's antique seams,
they had her towed to Brewer where
today she rests. But temporarily
only; for next spring the Victory"
will be reconditioned. and with
sails again spread, she will resume
u long and honorable career.
Continuing the practice OF recent
years members of the L. of NJ.
Faculty are ready to give during the
coming winter one or more address
ses on topics of current interest.
Any secondary school, chamber of
commerce. club. or other organiza-
ton wishing to have a group of
lectures should apply naming choice
of speakers and giving the approx
mate dates desired. The names
selected should be at least twice the
number wanted in order to provide
for conflict of dates. Assignments
will be made in order of application.
There will be no charge for these
lectures, but those asking for them
Will be expected to meet all expense
including that of travel and enter
tainment. A list of subjects on
which the actresses will be made has
been compiled and offers much of
timely interest.
Director William r. Chapman
went to Bangor Monday night to
put before the executive committee
of the Eastern Maine Musical AS
ISOLATION a tentative list of artists
for another festival which. he saws.
will make an extraordinary offering,
with special appeal to the pub
lie which has asked for programs of
a more popular nature. The plan
which Director Chapman proposed
rs to produce the grand opera
Martha, in English, which has been
one Of the sensations of the present
Metropolitan season in New York,
with the very same quartet which
Is performing to record breaking
audiences at the Metropolitan. The
Martha quartet is composed of Nine.
Frances Aida, soprano, Merle Alcott,
contralto, Tokatyan, tenor. Madones,
bass. This is the original cast which
has made Martha one of the out