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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-13
MADISON

The annual Christmas gale under
the auspices of the Ladies' Aid Of
the Free Baptist church was held
in the church vestry Thursday aft
ernoon. A varied assortment of fan-
cy articles, home made candy and
aprons were on sale at attractive ia
bles and IL good sum of money was
Melted for the society.
The theme of the sermon at the
Methodist Episcopal church next
Sunday morning will be "Responsi-
bility" and the subject of the eve-
ming sermon 1.-The Man Who Wins at
the Finish.'
Frank J.. Harding, who has been
in Portland on business for the past
few days, returned to his home In
Madison. Thursday night.
At a meeting of the Sunday school
board of the NJ. f. church, officers
were elected for the coming year, az
follows: Superintendent, Raymond
Henderson, Asst. Supt., o. T. Briggs:
secretary, Evelyn Bracket; treasVr-
er. Miss Olive Moore: superintendent
OF Adult department, Mrs. James L.
Brown: superintendent of intermedi-
ate department, Miss Helen Kenni.
son; superintendent of Primary de-
partment, Mrs. Lawrence J. Briggs:
superintendent of Beginners depart
ment. Mrs. Willis Frederick: super
intendent of cradle roll, Miss Berie
Holden.
An enjoyable meeting of the Ken
nebec Past Matrons' Association was
held Thursday evening at the home
OF Mrs. p. =. Gilbert on Pleasant
street.
The next meeting Of Margaret
COTE Moore Chapter OF ID. A. II.
will be held December is at the resi-
dence Of Mrs. George viles on Main
NStreet.
Mrs. Frances v. Calvert OF Sche-
nectady. n. y. is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Renter at
their residence on Main street.
GaroId Brown Of Bangor was the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-12-13
WHO'S WHO AND WHATS
HAPPENED.

DOROTHY LANE goes to New
York to visit
PERSIS GRANT and Try to break
into the movies. She meets
LAWRENCE FRENCH, O yeung
publicity man. and after o quarrel
with Persis. goes to . girls club
with =
SYLVIA sTEARNs and lives
there. Through French she meets
JOHN SEWARD, q famous star.
and In engaged Al his leading lady
In an Independent production that
he In making. Seward, knewn "a
the great lover Of the screen" falls
IN love with her. Realizing that she
cared more for Lawrence French
than for him. she 10 much upset
Returning from q location trip early
one morning. she sees sylvia and
Lawrence driving to the raiiway
station together. and feels sure that
they are clipping. But . note from,
Sylvia explains that she has an en-.
gaSement with a stock company out
Of town and 10 leaving 10 all Il. An
agent phones her, asking her to sss
him concerning work There shs
meets q movie nagnats,
EIkHORN. who Offers her an on.
gagement with Frenchs She refuses
A girl whom French has known .
long time IL at the hotel where Dor.
othy dimes with him. and jealous o.
her. Dorothy joins Eikhorn at i,
nearby table.
TODAY'S INSTAIHgEN,T
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to nominate officers TO serve for the
coming year. IL Is expected that the
next meeting will be held Monday,
Dec. 90.
The evening school which has two
sessions a week. will close for a two
weeks vacation on Dec. IS, and the
village schools will close on the fol-
lowing day for a two weeks vaca-
ton.
Many friends Of Rev. Herbert j..
Nichols, pastor Of the centenary
Methodist church, will be grieved 20
know that the injuries which he sus-
tanned when he slipped and fell on
the steps at the parsonage Sunday
morning as he was going to church
are proving more serious than at
first thought and he Is confined to
his bed and suffering much pain and
nausea.
The members OF Skowhegan So
rosis. which Il to observe Its Christ
mas meeting on Monday evening
when musical program Is TO be
given. the requested 20 attend pre-
pared to Make heir Offering to the
little Christmas stocking.
Somerset Lodge. No. "a, r. and
A. NJ, at a regular session on Mon
day evening will confer the Fellow
craft degree.
At the Low Mass at the Notre
Dame de Lourdes church, Sunday
morning at S o'clock, the ladies Of
Saint Anne will receive holy COM
munion in body.
The young people of the Bethany
Baptist church who are to have a
social at the church Saturday eve
Ming are to use the proceeds from
the sale of ice cream and candy to
huy Christmas gifts for poor chill
dren.
The choir of the Federated church
is to begin rehearsing for the Christ
mas music Saturday at z T.. NJ, dir
ectcd by Arthur B. Plummer.
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field street. and installed laths plan
crs ands ma chinery for reboring and
resrindfng' and will turn his atten-
lion to general repair work and parts
made to order.
The Christmas meeting of Priscilla
1;ebekah lodge will be held at I. .. O.
+. hall Tuesday evening. Dec. 1G.
This will be the Christmas meeting.
inexpensive gifts of not more than
twenty five cents in value are to be
exchanged. The degree will he con :
ferred upon q class of candidates.
There was n large attendance at
the meeting of the Bethany Guild ut
the church parlors Thursday after
noon. The ladies worked busily on
garments for charity and tackled n
puff for a customer. \ business ses-
sion was conducted at which the
president Mrs. Clara n. Appleby pre-
sided. a committee was appointed
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hear about e."

hear about g." H.
Lawrence gave me such queer
look as he refused knew that he
didn't approve at ALL. But somes
how / didn't care.
you had better go on with Pri-
scllla." told him indifferently. i
think will stay here
Oh. how I hoped he wouldn't go.
TIe stood there for a moment, look
ing rather bewildered: then he said
SO low that only l could hear him:
DO you want me to go and leave
you here, Dodo?" las
I didn't. OF course. ,'qBut-L was
jealous because he had been SO nice
to that other girl. .-T;...-
II wouldn't keep you from your
old sweetheart for anything in the
world" told him, over my shoulder,
and then he went away without an
o..ler word.
I stared after him and the others
as they left. Priscilla had OH a
beautiful silk coat over her pink
organdie frock, and her hat wac
simply a dream. She had slipped
one arm through l-awrence's and
was laughing up at him and chat
tering away 20 gayly. I told myself
that Of course I'd never had any
/ chance with q girl like that, who
he'd simply everything, Why, I'd
been wondering q while ago II I'd
ever &c abroad--and she was goirg
the very next day!' 1t seemed as
IL some girls had everything.
"The little lady is very tired
Eikhorn said suddenly. interrupt!ng
Gibbs in the middle OF a story. And
then, to me, do you want me to
take you home"
y want to go home" answered
wishing that didn't feel so like
crying
Then we will go at once" he
cried. jumping UP. I'VE will leave
Jack to pay the check. and we will
so--come on" And he grabbed me
by the arm and hurried toward the
elevator.
didn't want him to go with nue.
Can,rr1nhS rANL h, Tn "a
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Dec. II will occur a meeting Of the
S!lowhegan Woman's cluD at which
time the speaker will be Rev. Frank
j.. Cam. The meeting will be held
at 2.30 in the afternoon at the par
Tors of the public library.
Sunday evening Rev. George L.
Thurlow, pastor of she Federated
church will continue a series of SER
mons using advertising slogans for
his subjects. The slogan to be con-
sidered Sunday evening IS Bon Ami.
1t Hasn't Scratched Yet" which viii
be lesson on the law OF kindness.
A religious service will be held at
the state reformatory for women
Sunday afternoon. which will he con-
Quoted by Rev. George Il Thurlow.
will take the place of Rev. George
Merriam. pastor of the Bethany Bap-
fist church, who because Of illness is
unable to take the service.
Friends OF Miss Ruth tiles. CeIbv
ri. daughter OF Mr.. and Hrs Mar
shall c. viles Of Coburn avenue, will
be interested TO know that she took
the part of one of the shepherds In
the Christmas pageant given at Foss
Eall Thursday night.
Music for the Christmas festivities
at the Bethany Baptist church IL be-
ing prepared and rehearsaIs are be-
ing held frequently under the direc-
ton of Donald r. Bu-riII, who has
charge Of the music for the month os
December. Mrs. Ethe; Whittier
Ames. Is presiding al the organ.
Skowhegan friends Of Postmaster
and Mrs. George o. Carr Of Norridge-
wock win BE- interested to know that
they have moved from the temporary
quarters. which they have been oc-
crpying since the postofIHce was
burned last summer, to The new Of
fee. Irs. Carr was formerly Miss
DMaude A. Wing Of Skowhegan and
has since her marriage assisted NJ.
Carr much OF tie time in his work.
Lee Prescott has recently built a
machine shop At HE home on Bloom
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VIOLET DARE
Aushor Of 'Ths Half.Tins Wss"

IA have much preferred stsppsnS
out alone and flnding taxi Tor my
self. But I couldn't tell him tnes.
So we went downstairs tosethss.
And there at the entrance Of the
hotel. waiting for a cab, were LAM
renee and Priscilla and the rest OF
their crowd!
u tried not to meet LAvrsnce,s
eyes, a. we crossed the sidewaiS
and got into the stunning French
car that haa Mr.. E;khorn's mono
gram on the door. But just n
settled down In the seat while he
gave the chauffeur the address !
looked Up and saw Lawrence look-'
| inr at me. His face was very white.
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and his Jaw was set so grtmly that
I knew that only the strongest e..
fort was holding him In. l smiieo
at him, but he gave no sign that ne
saw me, although he was looking
straight into my eyes. And then
we drove away, and I wondered u
my dreams were always going 10 %
torn to pieces this way.
And as the machine rolled along.
over the great span of the bridge
and into New York. my thoughts
went back to that morning. Then.
too, I had been unhappy. even
though felt that had everything
to make for material success. Now.
again. was riding through the
streets of the city had ionged to
conquer. with even greater success
in my grasp--and ] was still moro
unhappy. Yet in the meantime the
biggest thing ia life had seemed to
DO nliEe.
Eikhorn was talking. At frst /
hardly listened to him; then. grad
ualiy, as I realized that he was talk.
ing about my part In his picture, l
forced myself to pay attention 10
what he was saying.
And you play a girl much like
you are really-sweet. young. pretty
but when you find that yonr
mothe:" Is one Of Me notorious char
acters Of the town, that in her home
more chan one big murder had been
committed and hushed up. you are
horrifled and swear that you will
leave her. But she has, your lover
at her mercy. and threatens to ex-
7ose> him unless you go to this
mans rooms"
His voice made me think of a cat
licking its chops after 1t had killed
a bird. And he had laid his arm
around my shoulders. p"
"Mr.s EilShorn." / said. Just as
calmly as ] could, moving away,
you needn't tell me any more. /
can't play such a part as that-it's
pictures of that type that make de-
cent people condemn the movies.
And IL won't have anything to do
with such a production!"~
"What-what's this you say?" he
sputtered. WHY, you don't under
stand. This picture breaches
great moral lesson. It's a sermon.
lts----" and he put his arm
around me and drew me to him.
Our car had stopped. caught for
moment in a traffic jam. And be-
fore he could stop me I jumped out
of il, ran across the street, and
stepped into a vacant cab that was
headed the other way.
Drive to the corner just as fast
as you can. and then turn off into
the next street. I'll give you the
address then" told the driver. |
think EiAhorn would try to over
take me-, but wasn't going to take
any chances. 1 was through with
him forever.
1 TomorroW--John Saward T,k..
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PROBATE NoTIcE

Notice is hereby given tnat az W
lowing appointments were ~ b,
the Probate Court within abo
County of Kennebec. ana ,I ss
pointees duly qualified as ioA nt,,
james r. Collins Of Manenssirifsc
ministrator of the estate oslns,
Allen, late of West Garussi Il.
ceased; qualified November !" NJ
Bert p. stuart of Beigraas, ~
istrator with will annexed o. p.cs
tate Of Mary Burke. late Of n
deceased; qualified Decemoer. M. M
nay 4. Norris Of WAYNE. eI Z, hi
the will OF Harvey A. Love- 49,
Wayne, deceased; qualihed
Carrie o. spearin Of Aususa,
ministratrix with will anneAsyi Id
estate of Caroline II. Snsn IA
Augusta, deceased; aualihea
Der 2, 1924. ,s,a. ~
austave u. True of Augyssss a
istrator Of the estate Of Aad scsa|
ara, True, late of Augusta
qualified December 4, 1gZic; tfr0S
Attest: II. W. prsh5
Register Oh
danc oat0t
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Church Notices

Centenary Methodist, Rev. Herbert
L. Nichols: The pastor IS in but 1t is
expected that the uSual services will
be held, with service at 1880. Epworth
League at 6 and evening service at z.
Notre Dame de Lourdes, Rev. FIR. J.
Louis A. Renaud. Rev. Err. Philip DUDE
assistant: Low mass at s o'clock: high
mass at 10: rosary and benediction of
blessed sacrament at $50: at 4, month
~ meeting of Ladies of st. Anne.
Bethany Baptist. Rev. George Mer-
IL. Bible school: &, =. p. 8. G. E.
Count and share your blessings;" Z,
evening service: Tuesday at 1850 p. NJ.
union mid-week prayer service at Fed
Grated church directed by Rev. G.. l..
Thurlow.
Federated. Rev. George L. Thurlow
1889, "Our Abilities" kindergarten d.
rected by Mrs. r. +. Merrill; IL. church
school: 6. Christian Endeayer; Z. Bon
Ami. il Hasn't Scratched YETI" mid
week union service at 7.3e Thursday.
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.
clu b So he
said, shall
you and I GO
along. or what
W 0 I'd you
like to dO?"
f'"Oh. b vi
Dorothy will
not leaye now
WV Ax0 Jues
ese ] o bratins
her signing
her new con-
tract!" cried
Eikhorn. "Sit
do wn a n d
have q drink
With us and
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Mrs. Bradley TO Sing from Station
w. a. z

Many friends of Mrs. Eta Sweet
Bradley. a Skowhegan girl who now
resides near Boston will be interest
ed to know that she is to sing at Bos-
ton Herald studio Saturday evening
for broadcasting from station w. b.
H., Springfield. Mass. The hour has
not been announced. With Mrs.
Bradley will appear four other yo-
calist and a violinist.
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Woodbury. is the president, will hold
its annual December fair at the
church parlors, Tuesday. Dec. 16. The
sale OF fancy and useful articles.
many hand made. will open at 3 in
the afternoon and at $40 delicious
Supper will be served in the large
parlor.
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Y. p. c. c. to BE- Established

Somerset county CONGREGATIONAL
lists viii he pleased 20 learn at the
recent melting of the educat ional
committee Of the Maine state Con-
gregational conference which was
held Wednesday at the library at
Bowdoin college that 1t was voted to
establish Young Peoples Congre-
gational Conference to be held at
Lake Cobbosseecontee from Aug. 81
to 81. inclusive. Rev. George l..
Thurlow. pastor OF the Federated
church OF Skowhegan. who Is MEM
Der OF the conference religious edu- =
cation comittee, was made Chairman
OF the promotion committee. The
curriculum committee is composed of
Professor Mitchell Of Bowdoin COL
lege and professors Clark and Cums
nrfngs of the theological seminary OF
Bangor and Rev. Cyril ID. Pioneer OF
Wilton was made chairman of the
hospitality committee.
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Eighth Graders Party

The members 0f the eighth grades
In Junior High school passed hap
by evening Thursday In Engine hall.
The party was chaperonedr by Mrs.
Decker. Miss Airline Plummer. and
Mira Leila W. Healy. The first OF
the evening was passed singing
songs and enjoying music, and the
later part PLAYING jolly games. De-.
licious homemade fudge and apples
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guest over Thursday nign'
and Mrs. james L. Brown ~
Max viIes. VINO has pes ss,,ae
ing the State Grange masd n
Portland this week. retufps
Friday,
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PERSONAL MENTION

- Mrs. fNrest Herrin Of Cornville
.s-was a shopper In town Friday.
~ Miss Mildred Beckwith OF Athens
was in town Friday for dental treat
ssastnent.
- Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Turcotte who
shave been guests of their parents
'@Air. and Mrs. Albert Gardiner Of Wa
ter street. returned TO their home In
Auburn Friday.
Mrs. Florence Waugh Danforth
president of tho Maine Federation OF
sWomen's Clubs. was at Newport
rfriduy making an official visit upon
ahc Woman's Club,
Mrs. Eleanor II. Holman. ~Nho has
been passing two weeks In Athens
was In town Friday on her way to
seal Harbor where she Is passing
tho winter with Mr., and Mrs. Doane
Iandasc.
Elmer II. Harris. overseer Of the
Skowhegan Grange. who has been In
Portland attending the annual meet
ings OF the Maine State Grange as
delegate from the Skowhegan
Grange. returned Friday morning.
Rev. George Merriam, pastor OF the
Federated church has returned from
Brunswick. where he went to attend
q meeting OF the Religious Education
Committee of the Maine State Con-
grcgational conference. being a'mem-
Ter Of that committee.
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Party for Miss VilcS

Party for Miss Vilcs
The home of Roland T. Patten,
business manager of the Independ-
ent- Reporter, on Norridgewock ave-
nue. was the scene OF a delightful
party Thursday evening. given for
Miss Velma Viles, a member OF. 1he
force at the Reporter office, in OBJ
servance of her birthday.
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.Hsrixental'
ARTICLE OF food
S-Religious skeptic
b.. 7-Insect's egg
S-And yet
s-Au by oneself
Herman city
14-Cushion
15-Region In the Irahs' aa'
Africa
1S-Three times (prefiX)
1s-Mining excavations
21-Toward
22-Hammer
24-Gulf in the Arctic ocean,
Siberia
26-Sine Ammo (Latin abbr>
27-Musical note
2S-Part OF the verb be !,
2s-She danced before Herod
the King
s2-Behold
34-Arranged for exhibit 1
37-Long period Of time
3s-Piece of window glass
40-Malt beverage
4l-One way of spelling a good
a. = smoke
43--A substance that exudes
from plants
- 45-M0uptain range in ASIA
Minor
46-To knot
47-To plot
48-Eagle
Vertical
Ito make fun OF
Made clear profit
3--The positive electric ter
minal of q galvanic battery
- 4-Strong drink
: 5-Religious monogram
Ga riblike structure
& 9-Zealous advocates OF &
cause
l0-To lick UP
13--To go wrong
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1s-One OF the elements OF the
air
16-In place
l7-Negation
19-Observes
20-Indefinite huM =
things
22-Quantity
23-Burden
25-Double (prei.l
26-Musicai note
30-Rock containing metal
3l-Supernatural art
S2-Another musical note
33--Upon
S5-One Of the Ave senses
36-Adopted SON OF Mohammed
$50 move with q high step
3s-small animal valuable for
its fur
42--Fuss
44-An organ of sense
The solution will appear Monday.
Solution Of yesterdays puzzle.
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Mrs. Holmes p. Pickett Is employ.
ed at the local Emery Brown COM
psny store. during the Christmas
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Working League Fair
The Working League of the Fed g.
Grated church, of which Mrs. w. 3.
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were served. The two hours from
Z to 9 were most happy for the
young people.
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TODAY'S INSTALMENT.
xxxV--lN THE JAWS OF THE
WOLF

YXYHEN we had gone back 10
wv our table Lawrence came
over to me.
Priscilla wants to go to one Of
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FRS, Of Union Prayer Services

Thursday night at the Bethany
Baptist church occurred the first In
n series OF union mid week services
which are to be held by the Centen.
airy Methodist. tho Federated and
Bethany Baptist churches during the
winter. The Bethany pastor. Rev.
George Merriam conducted the SER
vice. A song service in which old
hymns were used was enjoyed with
Miss Helen NJ. Halves at the piano.
PRAYER was offered by Rev. George
L. Thorlow. pastor of the Federated
/ church. Mr.. Merriam. who spoke
--tom n LIST Corinthians text on CO.
I.ahoring with God and one another.
gave q helpful and practical talk. He
4 cordially greeted those present from
tho other parishes. II was much re-
GREETED that Rev. Herbert l.. Mich
OILS was unable to be present he
cause of illness. Interesting remarks
ssNere made by several. The closing
-prayer was made by Rev. Thurlow.
On Thursday evening OF next week
the union service will be held at the
Federated church and Mr.. Thurlow
will direct II.
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Milburn Coramandery Elects Officers

Milburn CoInnandery Elects Officers
At the regular meeting of the Mil
burn Commandery. No. 305, Order
of Golden Cross. held at the Golden
Cross hall Thursday night. the fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve
for 1925:
Noble commander. Howard Hill
ton: vice noble commander. Flora
Tibhetts; worthy prelate. Evelyn
Mason: financial keeper of records,
Maud kincaid: treasurer. Addie
Cover: keeper OF records, Lena Ty-
Ter: herald. Wilbur Chase; outside
guard, Frank Ryan: inside guard,
Georgia Washburn: representative
to Grand Commandery to be held
In Portland on April ILLS. 1925,
Howard Hilton, and alternate. Maud
Adams: { rustees. Howard Hilton,
George Brooks. Clyde H. Smith. The
Installation will occur in January,
but plans are not yet completed for
the installation.
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Copyright. 1884, BY The Whee,sr Syndicate, Inc
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SIX oNnEcAN LOCAL NEWS
Somerset County Headquarters Phones, s:,., -. 9;

Mr.. and Mrs. Lee ketehum to Enter
tain
A series of neighborhood parties
are being held by the families of the
Lakewood road and Madison center
Last Saturday night Mr.. and Mrs
Orrison Clough delightfully."- enter
tanned. Tonight the. party will he
held at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
ketchum at Blackwell.
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Tomorrow--John Seward Takes +.
Hand.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-01-02
No Liquor Arrests Made

BIZ United Press
MUNCIE, Ind. Jan. 2.-Liquor
flowed silently, if at all, in Muncie
on New Years eve and yesterday. Not
? single arrest was made for intoxi-
cation, the first time such a thing
has happened In local history.