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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-04
pConnell to Go
. California Home
After Big Scandal

View York. oct Jimmy o'Con-
ft Giant outliolGcr. one of the CEN
~ 6sures In The scandal that has
poCksd baseball t%ndom. will return
rs bis wife 10 his home in Call
eFaia, he said today.
NOW | am an outcast and can
Ply DRIFT until this thing Is cleared
{e-R ever II is" he said. I'VE are
Pas 10 start back to California
s1 Monday
What Will do after that I don't
eN. ! can't thinS. am left
aEt' with the only big thing in my
nsen from nc. And I got mine
nFE Tor carrying out the orders
nv hess"
IN the goat he said. over and
e again,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-04

together. pull together. work to-
Gether" Her entire talk was flllcd
with enthusiasm and inspiration for
the work Of the coming season. Her
closing remarks were God has His
best things for those who dare to
stand the test. God has His second
hest for those who will not have His
best"
Neil Donahue drew word picture
OF the young people of today who
commit crime as distinguished from
the young people ~ the Christian
Endeavor, who have something worth
while 10 do. The state president de-
c'ared that Christian people must ex-
ercise the right Of franchise II they
would help in making conditions ~
they should he in their communities
In the state and nation
Following the banquet and pro-
gram the members and their guests
joined in a social hour with group
games and singing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-04
|CONY TACKLES
STRONG SOMERSET
eleven TODAY

Coach Nal Morrelrs pigskin ham
oilers travel north today to meet the
Skowhegan High school football
eleven. The ARRAY starts at go and
should be one OF the hardest bat
ties of the season. considering the
manner in which the Somerset lads
whipped the Oak Grove eleven last
Saturday by the tune Of 100.
The Red and White has yet to
register victory on the gridiron
under the new athletic regime. The
squad has put up a game fight in
the two games that they have
played. holding the heavy Winslow
High OUTFIT to a 90 score and dupli-
eating the feat against Morse High
OF Bath. The team has put up a
splendid defense but their offensive
play has been very wear. and this
is what the squad has been drilled
on for the past week. Hot scrim-
images have given Coach Morrell a
chance TO work out some offensive
plays that have not been tried and
the boys will be given chance TO
work them against the strong SOM
erset cluster today.
Tibbetts. who has played a good
game this year. will be out OF the
lineup today due to the fracture OF
a small bone in his ankle.
The lineup today will be as fol-
lows: Soule. re: Hanks, lie: Jackson.
IT; Trask or Brown, 1t: Mcdonald.
re-; Gordon, ls: I.eavitt. c; and
Burns. oh. For the rest OF the back
field. three will be chosen from the
following: McAulley, Hayden, Webb
and Howe.
This is the first opportunity Nc
Aulley has had this year to play i'll
the game. being held out on account
of studies. McAulley's return ma
terially strengthens the team and II
he is given the chance to play today
should be a dangerous opponent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-04
! 1000 See Races
On Ellsworth Track
Especial to Kennebec JournaD


y Ellsworth, Me-, Oct. 3-About 1000
people saw the races today at Wy
man Park which were all good par
ticularly the free for all won by
Home Horse Col. Crook, driven BY
the owner, Harry Meade. The Ban
got Gelding Little Direct took the
s19 class an dthe J. Malcolm Forbes
trotter Macdonald now owned in
Bluehill, the 222 class. The sum-
mary:
FREE FOR ALL $3.50
Col. Crook bg tMeader).... 3 I
Happy Dick, bg DelquisD.. l 3
Billy the Rabbit. Big tJor-
dam ................ !.
Dan Field. bs (Pinkham)... - 4 ro
Time ZIG Ia; ZIG; 40; o.19 IL.
c19 CLASS MINED PURSE SIPS
Little Direct. bg tGetchelD 80. / 1
Nassar c., rog Grant .... . = .
Tena Lakeview. blm (Grindle) :
Prince Dell. bg tHarrington). 3 4
Hanks Bellini also started.
Time ZIG IL: 2.20 L.; 2.20 IA.
c.a2 CLASS MIXED PURSE 500
Mcdonald. big (HinckleyD. 1 l
Oakland Boy Jr. big tNiolet , .
Northern Star, BIN tPinkham> > :
Little Wonder. bm Pomoroy) 5 3
+. 3. F.. also started.
Time PA IA; 2.25 IL; 2.2I IA.
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EAv0R|TES COME
into THEIR OWN At
COLUMBUS Meeting

Columbus, Ohio. Oct. 3.-fBv A..
P.)-Favorites swept the card in the
final days racing of the fall grand
circuit meeting. The feature event
Of the afternoon. the free for.all
trot, proved the best race OF the day.
Car Worthy, prohibitiye fayorite.
won fheshrst heat In impressive fash
lon, but Etheiinda won the second
by trotung the second half of the
mile IN l.UO and overcoming Car
Worthy's big lead. Cox tried the
same tactics with Ethelinda in the
third heat, but cotId not reach Car
Worthy.
Russell Ongale won the 2.OS pace
In straight heats. The favored Fair
may proved the best of the big field
which started In the 200 trot. while
Billy Burke won the 2.13 trot.
Summaries:
EOS PACE-3 HEAT PLAN
PURSE $1,000
Russell Ongaic, b h, by On
gale, McDonald) ...... / l
Laura Forbes. m. (Pahn) 6 > =
Shamrock. b G, Hardie).. = 4
Northern Direct, h, (Cox) 4 ; j
J. L.. Jr.. b g, CPlaxico) -. ; 5
Toleda. b m, Irskine) 80. . dis.
Oar Finch. b g. (v. Flem-
Time: 2.o3 ii. .@.o5 ia, ao4 Ia. as
FREE-FOR-ALL TROT-:; HEAT
PLAN-PURsE $3.50
Car Worthy. b g, by Car
Peter, (Murphy) ...... . l
Ethelinda, b IN. (Cox) ... 3 l !
Cupids Albingen, b &,
(Childs) ............ . :
Alisal. br IN. (Rutherford) 4 4
Time: 2:03 IA. 202 IA. 2O4
200 TROT-3 HEAT PLAN
PURSE $1,000
, Fair May. b m. by Fair Ex-
/, change. (CoX) ......... l l A
I Jean Axworthy. b M. (PlaX-
! John Spencer, blk 6.
tCrooks> ;............ . )
! Miss Ellen Todd. b m. tMc-
Hope Frisco. b m. (Mur-
J P PiriI,a Hopeful. woodrow L., Rose
D.. Frederick f.. and The Flying
| Parson also started.
Time: .O7 L.. 2.0i IL. 2& 1-o.
! 313 TROT--:; HEAT PLAN
PURSE $1,000
| Billy Burke, b g. by Axle
I Oil. (CartnaD .......... I !
| Trumralor. b 4, (Erskinc) 4 !
Eugenia Harvester, -br m. .
Costa Gay. b m, tFleming) = 5 i
be nopa n1,"'"' ~ H. WY. 4
,, Time: 3,os ia, 2oS ii, 200 IL,
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BROCkTON FANS
SEE GOOD RACES
ON FRIDAYS CARD

Especial TO the kennebec Journal)
Brockton, Mass, Oct. S-Race fans
at the Brockton fair had big after
noon with so horses out going IL
heats. four on today's card and one
brought over from yesterday. Harry
Brusie had big day riding home be-
hind four OF the winners. The Maine
horses. Northern Mac and Benzol. Dr.,
tailed 10 get in the money in their
events. The final heat OF the a:aI
trot and pace. brought over from yes
ter0ay was won by the Boston mare,
Mauna Lea. Billy flemming took
another race with his clean up mare,
Guesswork.
The c;l& trot was scrappy settle,
Won by Brusie with DIR. Nick clean
ing up the close contenders, George
Harvester. Celgoas Peter and Eva
Frisco. Charles Direct. free for -aller.
stable mate OF Mauna Lea. brought
more money to Crosby's Boston sta
bic by landing the 2:0S pace. clip
ping his own race win half a second
Watts Edition was the third Crosby
stable winner who took the 2:24
trot in straight heats. Summary:
2:l2 PACE, PURSE $4,000
Guesswork. bm.. by Peter the
l l
Baron Forbes. bg.. (Brusiel - > >
Eva Dewey, bm.. (Johnson) -. : &
Major Frisco, bg. (Steele, "a 4 6
Gam. Northern Mac and Hal \ also
started.
Time-2:0S IA; @:0S IL; 100.
a:l4 TROT. PURSE $4,000
DR.. Nick. big, by DR. Igo
(Srusie ...................l ! ]
George Harvester. bh., tDore) . !.
Delgoas Peter, hg. tMyrer : s
Eva Frisco. bm., Ulemmins) I 5
Prodisal Guy and Bcnzol Jr., also
started
Time-2;lo L.: .:i0 -: a:l0.
EOS PACE. PURSE $1,000
Charles Direct, CHI e., by Wal
ter Direct (Brusie) .....i l
Roger c.. CHI g.. Johnsonl 81 . =
Pony Wood. CHI g.. tMartinD - 3
Time-a:0S "a; 200; EOS IA.
2.z4 TROT. PURSE $1,000
Watts Edition. be.. by Gen.
Watts. (Brusie) ..,........1 I
Bertha Echo. bm (Millan) - . =
Burr. brs.. tMcDonalD ......S ; 4
Atlantic Belini bm., tPierCe) 3
Marble Hall also started
Time-2:li 81: e:l4 Ia, 2:l4 Ia.
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Touch Prime siIni..cr,. knoc,sc,.

new craze. the origin OF which
cannot be traced. has just started in
London. II Ii nothing more exciting
than touching the knocker on thA
door at No. 10 Downing street. the
ofncial residence OF the prime mimi.
ter. but II seems to be finding in.
creasinE favor among the crowds
VINO gather daily TO watch the minis.
terra arrivals and departures.
II has become a constant occur-s
renee TO see somebody among the
crowd suddenly sep forward ana
touch the knocker. whereupon the
..'esi follow suit None OF the touch.
KS tay what prompts them thus 10
make fetish OF q very ordinary
metal knecker., but the custom.
grows. and On Monday last, which
vas public holiday. there vas q.
tong line Of people. each waiting his
turn AZ the knccker.
Most OF those going through the
rite are visiting country folks, but
many LondCBers have shared in it
and it Is said that even some Ameri-
can visitors have fallen victims to
the mania through. the force OF OK.
ample. The police look on amusedIy
but do not interfere. ~ the touchers
do not sound the knocker or other
wise disturb the premiere house
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-04
High School Grid
Contests Today

Cony We. Skowhegan at Skowheean.
Gardner vs.. Hallowell at HALLOWEEN.
Natervipe vs.. Thornton at Saco.
Bangor VS.. Catholic High at Bangor
winslow VS.. Colby Seconds al Water.
willie. :
oidtown VS.. Bar Harbor at Bar Hsr.
boz.
DeeT:ng ,e. Hi6deford at B.ddeeora,
lewiston vs. South Portland at Lew
Iston.
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C0hY HIGH NOTES

The winning room In the contest
to determine which OF the home
rooms at Cony High school should
have the largest percentage OF sea =
son football tickets was announced
Friday mr1!ng at the regular assem-
bly,. Miss Gibbs sophomore room
was the winner in the contest and
the fine Cony banner which was Of
fered az prize was presented TO
that room.
The school will be closed We'd
nesday afternoon so that the teach
ers may attend the kennebec county
teachers conference which IL to be
held In Hallowell
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-04
Fair and Warm
For Opener Today

washington, Oct. 3 ne WEE! NJ
man tonight cast his eye to wina
ward and predicted a fair warm
day tomorrow for the first clash IN
the worlds series. Walter Johnson
when told OF the promise of an In
dian summer day said that was al!
he asked and would buzz his speed
ball through with mop to IT. =,
pitchers need the heat, sa,o
Johnson. Ito get the old wing work
int right, and I'm glad the prospects
are good for warm day"
The weather bureau though tha'
Sunday might bring rain but prop
ably not until tomorrow night.
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Cushnoc Chap, RAM,
Officers Elected

At the annual meeting OF Cushnoc
Chapter. Royal Arch aiasons he'll
Thursday evening. the following Of
fcers were elected; High Priest.
Charles r. Chase: King. Alfred p.
Eastman; Scribe. Lloyd 3 Shap-
leigh: Principal Sojourner Cony A.
Duncan, Captain Of the Host. Es.
c. WyInan: Secretarv Henry j.
Thyns. treasurer. L. W. Written
The arrangements for the instnl In ion
Of the officers viii be made by the
Council,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-04
Organized Baseball
Should Appreciate
Sand Saws Putnam

Portland. Ore. Oct. 'i.--oFeahiHeo
baseball should show ITS appfsS'a
zion Of the &C; Of Heinie Sane. fh!' :
adelphfa short stop, in exposing tne
attempt 10 oriee Elm, says Ieo,s
Putnam. diseoverer OF Jimmy = 81 IN
nell nd secretary or .he san e.
cisco club of the Pacihc coast na>e-
ball League.
The world series players share
,,,ch would have gone to o'Conneli
ira Do,a n should he given 10 SAND,
Safd Putnam.
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Saints Win in
Junior Series, 60

Baltimore. Nd, Oct. 3-tsy a,
Helpless eeiore tue .s'p -
southpaw curves OF Niles Me-
ST. Paul. .hs Baltimore interha.iou's >
ssn,. ~ the Little World Series
Ssre this afternoon. s TO 0, Only three
oriole. hit safely and. after the frss
,nnins when an error and q walk put
two men on bases With one out. the
birds had no real chance 10 score
This game makes the series stano
one ali. @
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Earrinoton Cridders Win

4 group of arammcr school young
sters. who will in the future prob
ably rem esent the Red and White on
the gridiron. from the Harrington
and Williams school staged hot
football clash Friday afternoon on the
plot Of land ~ front Of the Cony
high school. The Youngsters from
the Harrington school carried ~ the
honors with 1916 victory. Eaton.
1lurd and Burdcil were responsible
for the touChdowns.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-04
Await Outcome Giant Clash today National Capital
FACTS CONCERNING WORLDS SERIES

Washington Oct asasnt fact. es"e:rnins the worlds
wschneto. sen.tes' American L:. sss shampien:
end games :ehsdu.d Saturday and Sunday Wa.hnsn third fourth
coin.
Time Ct sames-DaLy ct p astern standard time
Probable opening batterisJ Washington
MeCuilan and lNewY erk
Ompres-Ernest ouiey wiz kie representing National
league Tommy Connolly
League.
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Chisox Take Third
Game from Cubs, 6-3

Chicago, Oct 3-The White soN
made 1t two straight from their Cue
rivals TO-DAY by winning the tnirc
same,y6 to 5. Red" Faber. star SPIT
ball twirier Of the American Leasu-
erx had his opponents ba.Hed most U
the way. and only in the late innings
did he become unsteady.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-04
Predict Cloudy
Feather as Omen
Y johnsOn'S Success

"salasloD. Oct. 3.-Predictions
"aay weather for tomorrow's
series opening was hailed by
,a,es'en fans today as an omen
a'ameh by Waiter johnson. the
~''s pitching ace. and his speed
ks.trias In front Of a newspaper
~ Johnson was encountered by
sM bearing the latest meteoro-
Is rs good news for YOU. wal
IN, me Youth volunteered, and
kt 4. kanned as he was handed
- OF encouragement.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-04
Mission Study Field Day

The Mission Study class Of :. the
Friends church at winthrop Center
held their field dsv Wednesday with
Mrs. Charles 7'owle at her cottage
on Lake Maranacook. There were
II members and FIVE guests present.
The morning was passed socially and
a splendid chicken dinner was serv-
cd at noon At the afternoon meet
Ing the etotlonai exercises were led
by Mrs T. s. Woodman The new
study books Ming Kwon2. which
take UP the study OF China, were
distributed Plans for the years
work we're discussed and letters were
read from Mission fields where dolls
had beer received that were dressed
and sent last year.
The next meeting will he held
Oct. 18th. With Mrs. Walter Clement.
The ladies voted 10 serve sale sup
per at the church vestry October %.
The Ladies' Social Circle OF the
consre sstioual church held ar all
DAY meeting Thursday at the home
OF Mrs. J p whitney.
There were ~ members and one
guest present and one new member
was reported. A beunt.fui harvest
dinner wat enjoyed A; The bust
ness meeting the new of!icets were
elected as follows: President Mrs.
Y. l.. Hannaford: first vice president.
Mrs Dorothy Bates: second vice
pre- sident. Mrs. RAY Rogers.
The Circle voted to rneel witt Mrs.
r. n. Penniman a. the Bsrdine cot
tage a. Lake Maranaeook oct 18th.
/. stormy the meeting viii be he'd
at the congregational vestrv.
Sunday will be observed as Rally
Sunday At Ire FrieEds church at
Winthrop Center. The Junior de-
partment will bring their envelopes
containing their contribution for the
Southland
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u.Ie;oa Hand cias. Entsr.ainsd

The Helping Hand class OF the
Methods: sunday school was enter
tanned wednesda, al the home OF the
teacher. Mrs. r. II. Curtis. at Marar-
acook. There were - members pres
ent. A delicious dinner was served at
noon.
AT the business meeting held In the
afternoon the following officers were
elected: President. Mrs. Abbie Ma
com6er; vice president. Mrs. Ellen
Moffat; secretary. Mrs. Mabel Yea
ton: treasurer. Mrs Efna Penney;
lookout committee. Mrs. ". L. Dow.
Mrs. Edward Roandy and Mrs. Il. r..
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-04
What is a cure for topping
Answered by
WILLIAM MEHLHORN

w.,..,n open champion, 1924.
w. isws,s total score made by any
..;.,sional competing in all Of the
y, ,h,es National open champion
shn
u.-, Il the big cause Of topping
L-,,movs II and you remove the
Igl. Topping is caused chiefly by
6rIns the head and swinging the
\ ,Sv during the back swing. Turn
k"v N. left knee and the left shoul-
n, slightly down and toward the
KIM viii help to keep the head In
h. rirht position, Merely watching
nv Nan Is DO cure for topping--the
kad must he stationary.
Hfopyight, 1924. Associated Editors.
Inc.)
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Mrs. Mary Burke

Mrs. Mary Burke, former resi-
dent Of Belgrade died Thursday night
in this city. The funeral will he held
at the Chapel in Belgrade cemetery
Sunday afternoon al 1870. with Rev.
A. Francis Walch Of Augusta on
ciatinG.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-04
LOCAL NOTICE

Today IL the day Of the bnked baan
supper ct Grand Army hall. Menu
bers OF The American Legion .AuxiI-
iary who have promised TO donots
oettdit
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WHERE four MAINE
COLLEGE GRIDDERS
WILL PLAY TODAY

Colby VS.. Brown at Providence.
U. Of NJ. vs.. Boston University al
orono. -
eowdein vs.. Williams ut Williams
town.
Bates We. Mass. Assies at Amherst
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Bremen. SEPT. 14fA. p. ~ rnail,-
A German invSstisafor 81 Russia. Dr.
Adoiph Crabowsisy. dtclor0s that
prior 10 the war thu T4aoAnfs 81
Russia owned 81 per ce56k ~ III land.
white the royal family and fl46 pfate
owned m equal amount, To-day th1
ptasa1tS4 p0Ssso4 81 per co1t eal th1
state per cent of the lanA W1thln
the boundaries d thu county.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-04

Washington. Oct. S-JudSe Lands
was confronted by the Nemesis of
lawyers in his cross questioning OF
Cozy Dolan In the baseball scandal
investigation. From each query OF
the commissioner Dolan took refuge
behind the conventional first aid to
witnesses: Il can't remember" A
reporter said to Cozy: Isn't that a
weak position? If you were guilty or
innocent why did you not answer YES
or no instead of I can't remember
Its a habit Of speech, guess" Cozy
replied.
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WESTBRO0k TIES
WITH MAINE FR0SH
IN HARD GAME


'Speciai 10 Inc kennebec JournaD
Portland, Oct. 3.-Westbrook Sem.
mary and the University ~ Ataine
Freshmen .,.,o ha..,I
o".'u mere 'ooaS
:" a 10 Tie, the local team scor-
ing in the opening period but being
held for the remainder Of Tho v,u.
u,,u ,ha n.,o H.. u,'.
-, rS mugs 'a'ileo
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the schools during the coming year.
Air l,.sAA IL L. IL. la -

the schools during the coming year.
Refreshments of harlequin ice cream
and cake were served.
All who attended agreed that the re-
ccption was 4 fine thing that teachers
and parents should be glad OF the OPP
portunity Of becoming better acQuaint-
ed Several Of the teachers are new to
Winthrop schools this year. The en-
tire high school force Of teachers are
serving their first year. and were meet
ing the townspeople for the first time.
Principal Ralph Masterman made a
splendid impression In his brief talk.
and Winthrop parents are congratulate
ing themselves that man OF ability.
strength Of character and ad-mind-
odness is at the head Of Our high
school Mr. Masterman is n native Of
Mairc. was born il Weld, and educated
at kents HIN and Eatea College. He
has been teaching for 1--WE years with
conspicuous success. He began his
work As teacher az principal Of the
high school at Berry Mills. For two
years he WAS instructor Of mathemat-
les and in charge Of the athletics At
Kents HUI. He comes TO Winthrop
from South Paris. where he has been
Cor two years sub-naster at South
Paris High
MIR. Ma:terman was en- aviator in
the late war.
He is well known throughout the
State as an athlete OF unusual abil-
ity. particularly In the world of base
ball
In the spring Of 1915 he was FOR n
time with the Boston Red Sox, An
ishing the season with the Internn-
tional, League. He played summer
ball on numerous Independent teams
and was last summer "A member OF
the Lewiston-Auburn aggregation.
he IL president Of the Maine Inter
scholastic Writer'S sports Associa-
ton.
The committee in chcr9e Of Thurs
dav evening were: Mrs n. W. Ste
vens. chairman; Mrs. r. F.. York. en-
tertainmnnt and decorations; Mrs.
RAYMOND Riley. refreshments
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-04

Aldrich: membership committee, Mrs.
Ruth Webb. Mrs. Alice Norcross and
Mrs. Emma Towns.
Mrs. Z. T. clifford, superintendent
Of the cradle roll department Of the
Congregational Sunday school, enter
Nhined the babies and mothers ana
invited guests Wednesday afternoon
at the church vestry. The room WAS
prettily decorated and looked very at
tractive with bouquets Of flowers.
Each baby was presented with car
nation in response TO the roll call and
Harold Moore. one Of the members,
was presented with an individual
birthday cake bearing one candle in
honor OF his birthday.
Mrs. Emery Wood visited friends
in Augusta Thursday.
The winthrop Literary club will
hold its first meeting OF the season
Monday evening ~ the home Of Mrs.
A. II. Webb. The programs for the
year will be ready for distribution at
this time
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-04
FOOTBALL GAMES

Washington, Oct. 3-Washingtor
and Lee 10. University Of Maryland 4
Charlottesville, Ind, Oct. Wa
bash &c, Monmouth I.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-04

Archie Taylor Of Hartford, Conn.
who has been visiting HIS mother.
Mrs. Angie Taylor. Ii North street
has returned 10 his home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-04

Mrs. A. r. Small of Richmond will
sing Al the morning service at The
All Soils Unitarian church Sunday
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, Wood visited friends
AUGUSTA LOCALS

urday morning for Melrose. Mass
where she will pass the winter.
Evening star., 1924-10-06
RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1903 Ii ST. Sci. or rooms; reason
able: ami. -
GENTLEMEN of discriminat-
ing tastes can secure desirable
rooms with private bath, shower,
cedar closet, etc, in private
residence, conveniently located
on 10th st. near White House.
Garage.
Ph. Fr. 4403
Evening star., 1924-10-06
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
NOTICE TO HACKERS

Twin six Packard late model: price, $500.
California top. with rolling curtains: new
tires: will sell cheap: must have light car;
liberal terms. Will take light car as part
payment. Call Glove Z nfter Z nm
Evening star., 1924-10-06

Light Del, closed bodies.
For Terms, See Mr.. Torrey,
TRIANGLE MOTOR CO.,
Authorized Ford Dealers.
North Capitol and New York Ave.