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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01
HARRINGTON

/ Archie s. Pratt has now on. his
/ farm on the Falls road quite an
! extensive managerie. He has three
! bears which he has had for some
| time. two monkeys. n porcupine. sew
/ eral rabbits. two small alligators.
! various owls, a buffalo which he pro-
! cured last week. a fox. and a small
/ dear all of which goes together to
| make up an extensive collection.
! The old building which stood be-
/ tween the tailor shop of Fred j IN
nings' and the store now occupied
! by ]. =. Ham Co. of Lewiston has
! been RACED. This was one of the very
! old buildings in this town.
Repairs are being made to the "a
| ter pipe which enters the lumber
stores of the f. l.. Butler estate.
The Perham Street Priscillas meet
with Mrs. II. l.. Goodwin next Tues
day at her new home on Stewart
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett l.. Roberts
of Clpinton. Mass, returned to their
home Saturday after being here for
one week for the funeral of her step
father Charles Berry.
The Lords supper will be observ-
cd at the Old South Church Sunday
morning and new members will Ne
received. The sermon will be Com
munion With the Lord. All those
connected with this church a re asked
to attend.
4 verdict of interest at the SUI
preme court in. Portland last week
when It gave Robert l.. Hatch. for
mer resident of this town damages
amounting to the sum OF So4. 1856. .
in a persona! injury suit brought ny
him against the Portland Terminal
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. T.. McLearv mo-
tored to Portland the first of this
week meeting officials connected
with the Ford Motor Company of
Cambridge. Mass.
The clerks of Arho Norton'i dry !
goods store enjoyed a banquet at /
The Herbert in Kingfeld last Tues /
day night.
Harry Nelson of Rangeley was
brought in before the FarmiugtorF
municipal court Friday morning at
ten O'Clock on the charge of no.- .
support of his wife. He plead no: /
guilty and was represented by Carl /
Henderson He was ordered to pay
Si.0C q week and to have the custody !
CT his boy Alvin, the other. Malcolm /
remaining with his mother. /
Charles Veyue is putting new tin !
roof on his barn on lower Main .
street {
Miss Glenys Voter of this town.
who is teaching school in Lisbon
Fails, Is passing the week end with
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. II. g.
Voter of this town
A Halloween social was held in
Merrill hall of the Normal school by /
the students of that school on FRI
day evening. The students furnish I.
ed music for dancing which was
much enjoyed. There were also many
booths where candy, cake, etc. were
sold. --, /
L. w. Harris has bought a new !.
sedan and on Thursday he and Mrs !
Harris with their daughter RATHER
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01
OAKLAND

Mr.. ana Mrs. Guy Mosher. Miss
Ro.,,..a Mosher OF the Waterville
ROAD and Harry Mosher of Rumford
We're guests Thursday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Elmer Cole of Corinna, max,
ing the trip by automobile.
The Whatsoever Guild Of the
United Baptist church will meet
Monday evening at the home of Mrs.
Edward Wing on Grove street. The
Guild will continue to read the book
entitled Tie Soul of an Eimigrant."
The annual missionary barrel will
be packed, at this time and sent to
Supt. Corson at the Sea Coast Be
thcl Mission at Eockland. The hos
tes"es Will be Mrs. Abner Burwood,
Mrs. Edward Winf. Miss Gladys
l'rincepatio and Miss Evelyn HCwe3,
Anyone having clothing to donate
are requested to leave it with Mrs.
Wing before Monday night. Nov. 3rd.
Harry MoGhcr. who has been visit
ing his brother. Guy Moshcr and
family for Il lew days. Will return
today to his home in RumfoTd.
Mrs. Alvah Kerr and Miss Mar
Earet Moshcr Will return today from
Bangor where they have been at
tending the Teachers Convention.
William Blake has sold the Will
liam Wyman place on Water street
for tie W!man sisters TO T.. a.
Marks, who will take possession
about the first OF May. Mr.. and
Mrs. Marks and family expect to
leave Nov. 10th. for st. Petersburg.
Florida, to Tass The winter. Mr..
Marks being q representative of the
Clearwater Zeal Estate Co. of st.
Petersburg.
Mrs. a. II. Oliver will entertain
the Saturday NiGhters this Saturday
evening at her home on Church
street.
Miss Pamela and Miss Margaret
N'yman OF MoodfordS and their
niece. .lr;. Samuel Duncan. who
have boon guests OF Mr. and Mrs.
William Blake and Mrs. Ellen wy
man for a few days, will return to-
day to their homes.
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De: K | En-

Tic last of n series Of five cook
ing schools will be held at temper
auCe hall Saturday afternoon at .
O'Clock. Lunches for Sunday night
will be suggested and some OF them
prepared by the teacher. many of
which the students in attendance
will he allowed to sample.
Friends of Edwin Grant will be
sorry to know that he Is quite i'll at
his home in :his town and it may he
necessary for him to be taken to the
hospital for treatment.
Mrs. w. T.. Brewster and Mrs
Clara Whitney were I'm Corinna
Thursday the guests OF Mrs. Edna
Hutchins. who entertained at her
home Thursday, the Literary clubs
of Corinna and Newport.
The monthly meeting of Rehccca
Weston Chapter, ID. a. r.. will be
held Tuesday. Nov. 4. at the home of
Mrs. Minnie Tromhly and Mrs
Helena HARDWOOD on Free street
Tho committee in charge is COM
posed of Mrs. Carrie Brewster. Mrs.
Clara Whitney. Mrs. Julia Leslie
and Mrs. Mildred Edes. Those to
have papers are Mrs. Brewster. Mrs
Grace Ansel and Mrs. Alice Hutchin-
son. Tho general topic will be
Thankssivi0g Day. and the papers
will all be appropriate.
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Church Notices

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SOCIETY.
Williams street. sunday services at
la.So, subject. Everlasting Punish
meut" Sunday school 1880. Reading
room open daily from to L. NJ. at
tho Christian Science chapel except
Sundays and holidays. Mid-week serv-
ice Wednesday at oclock. Free cir
culatmg library of authorized Chris
tian Science li;erature.
WINTHROP STREET rNlvER-
saliSt church. Rev. A, Francis Walch,
minister, sunday service at l03h A.
Nj, with sermon by the minister, topic,
rENNEI MEMORIAL UNITED
BAPTIST church. Rev: Howard II
Brow,n. pastor: 1899 \. N. morning
OF fellowship: y N, Hihlo school and
mems class: $50 7. NJ. senior and In
termediate {, +, meetings; 7.59. Hap.
ny Hour service. Mid-week services.
Junior 6, l.. "Wednesday J. n: pray
rr meeting; ;;,$e; mission study class,
SOITti rARiSH CoNGREG ALTON
Al. Church, a T. NcNhorter. pastor:
SUNDAY service, 10 40 A. NJ. mixed
quartet viii sirG. sermon by the min
lister. Things Common to Man: le NJ,
church school and mems forum: 80.
SUNDAY .Ao".ng service. address by
NJ ~ McW WI, luther and the
EReeN STREET METHODIST
EPISCOPAL church, Rev, Ralph Fer
nStd Lowe, pastor. Morning worship,
la.So n. NJ. sermon aud chorus choir:
Ethle school at noon: Young People's
meeting at $50 I. NJ: evening wcr.
shsr. so. subject. Come and See:
orchestra and chorus choir Mid-week
service: Prayer meeting, Wednesday
ALL SOULS CHURCH trnitarian,.
iMn HUNTINGTON Fem, minister Morn
preach. Junior chureh lc,o0, Hunt
tngton Club, 600. Discussion.
SAINT BARNABAS chapel Bangor
and Linden streets. east side Rev.
Rush w. d. Smith vicar: tso,f Sum
day after Trinity. Church srt,.>l
$50 p NJ: childrcn's service and IL
sructicn. 4; evening prayer and ser
'e ssA1 NJ MARKS church. s,o,r, y
ys.S ESQ and il S. <. M s sesmsn s sss.
tett. THE Faithful Departed"; T.se p.
M service and Bible class. subject.
Ihe Temptation of Our Lord Week
s9rvices daily $50 A. NJ: Friday. !. A
n and $50 p. M,
pr o q RE S sIvE spIRIruaLIsr
NmpIe. corner OF Court and Perham
So Nrs. Nettie Holt Harding. Sonar.
ville, Mass. speaker and message bear
ert services at 3.S0 and 7.S0 r. N:
circle Tuesday evening, Nov. 1, at $50
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01
+ fairfield
Monday Nio,t CIub E,ler4,;,

The Monday Night Club cnter-
tanned 100 of their friends at 4 Halo
Ween Social Thursday evening in st
John Baptist Han. which was ,ret
tily trimmed with Halloween dec
orations. The guests were met nj the
door by Mrs. Joseph Nigere and Mrs
Henry GoUsse. dressed as. witches
VINO lei item into the dimly lighted
ha1. Halloween games ard stunts
were enjoyed. TWcnty-three tables
of whist were PLAYED and prizes were
Won by: Ladies. 1st. Mrs. Fred Mar
cia: 9nl. Mrs. Henry Giroux: conso-
lation. Mrs. Harry PomerIeau; gents.
LIST. Henry Gouese: End. William Thi-
hode1u. consolation, William I.eme-
lin. Refreshments Of douehnuts.
cake and coffee were served. The
committee in charge Of the refresh
ments v're: Mrs. Frank Chagnon
Mrs. G. w. Pooler. Mrs William Nor
rise'to. Mrs. Albert pou,in ara Mrs.
George Chamberlain.
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were present and the money from
the sale of season tickets for the en-
tertainment course was handed over
TO the committee, chairman. Mrs.
Susie HaineS. The sale has been
very satisfactory.
Mrs Herbert Gates invited the
Sunshine club to meet with her
Tuesday. Nov. II, for an all day ses-
sion. The committee to work with
her in arranging for the picnic dim
ner consists of Mrs. Helen Buchanan
and Mrs. Maud Barker.
Nearly every teacher in town left
Dexter Thursday for Bangor to at
tend the Teachers convention in
session there for two days.
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Journal Story
Recalls Happening
of % Years Ago

A flash from the past presented it,
self to q Kennebec Journal reader,
Friday morning upon reading OF the
coming Of J. n. Edgar Hart of Tex
as. to this city to assume charge of
the local moving picture houses.
Channels of thought which have long
been closed and incidents which oc-
CURED over % years ago came vi
wildly back to Mrs. James +. Bagley.
when she read the Hart story in the
Friday paper. II was the ailusion to
Mr.. Harris connection with '.Zaza, ="
starring Mrs. Leslie Carter. In .oos-
ton in 1901.
do you recall that back in 1901
you were stricken with typhoid fever
while playing in Boston with Mrs.
Leslie Carter in Tara? And do you
recall that you fell in the United
States Hotel and was taken TO DR..
Boothbay's hospital where you were
cared FORE" was the question which
Mrs. Bagiey asked the new Augusta
manager.
Needless TO say Mr.. Hart readily
recalled the time that he lowered
between lie and death and had been
almost given up by the doctors.
But why do you ask that"
"Eccau.c." Mrs. Bagley replied. II
was Miss Stumble at that time. SUI
pcrintendent of nurses In DIR. Booth
bays hospital. I and two other
nurses cared for you"
Then II all came back to Mr.. Hart.
He also recalled that he went to
Europe directly after that and upon
returning in a year. ne was host at
dinner and the theatre to the doctor
and the three nurses. That is the
only time. gince 1907. that he has
seen any OF the ones vino saved his
life.
And a strange coincident hinges
further upon the story. fir. Hart
had been at the Bagley home.
Thursday. and engaged rooms there.
not knowing then that they had pre-
viously met. Mrs. Bagiey recognize
ed the new Augusta theatre man as
the man who was stricken as soon as
she read the Journal story.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01

The subject of the illustrated sermon
is over the Hills"
Methodist church: Rev. T. G. Chap
man, pastor Morning worship ut
10 Is with sermon by the pastor. S.
5. at noon. Epworth League Devo-
tional service at 6. Evening service
at : with sermon by the pastor.
First baptist Church: Rev. Alex
ander Henderson. pastor Morning
worship at l0:45 with sermon by
the pastor on tho subject The Mean
ing of Forgiveness" Anthem by the
male quartet: violin duet. Wallace
and Stephen Pomeroy. s. 6. al Il
The Young Peoples Happy half hour
$50 10 6. Young peonles meeting at
6. Evening service at Z This will
he Young Peoples night The Young
People will take charge of the .ven-
ing's program. There will he singing
by the Young Peoples chorus and
music by a Young peoples quartet
consisting of the Misses Laura and
Bertha Henry. Miss Corona Hntch
and Miss Elizabeth Rrophy. William
Macomher. student at Colby COL
lege will speak. There will be music
by the church orchestra.
Sha wmut Union Chanel &. :. at
30. Service at 2.30 with sermon by
the pastor. Rev. Alexander Herder-
son.
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PITTSFIELD

Mrs. Earl Wyman underwent q sur
sical operation at the Community hos
pitaI on North Main street. Wednes-
day.
T. Thomas and Robert Linn. Jr.. of
the American Wooden Co.. Hartland
left here Thursday on a business trip
to New York Mrs. Thomas and
daughter. Miss Dorothy. accompanied
them as far as Boston. leaving there
for a visit in Providence, r. 1.
Mrs. Octavia Bickmore of Tray and
Mrs. Minnie Hammond of Detroit. left
this week for a visit in Boston later
they will go to st. Cloud, Florida.
where they will pass the winter.
MIR. and Mrs. W. y. Blaisdell of
Palmyra were business callers in town
Friday.
Word has been received here of the
death of Sumner Graves. a former
resident of this town, which occurred
in Lowell. Mass The remains were
brought here Friday afternoon. The
time of the funeral will be announced
The burial will be in the village ceme-
terry.
Mrs Annie NJ. Murch of Belfast is
in town the guest of her son, Edmund
Murch and family at their home on
Main street.
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inc and her friend Kathleen motored
to Lewiston for the day.
Ralph locnhead OF Auburn was in
town Friday on business returning
to Auburn Friday.
Saturday at Music hail will be
seen the picture The Cyclone Rider =
starring Reed Ilowes. This picture
is what it's name implies. 1t is said
mat 1t contains enough thrills for
three ordinary pictures. ard is the
fastest picture that ever came to
this town.
Mr.. ana Mrs. T.. I. Gilman and
owen mot"rld to Madison SATURDAY.
I" attend the funeral of an aunt.
Wilton academy football team
plays Madison High at Wilton Oh
saturday afternoon. This is the last
home game.
There have been cases of scarlet
fever iE the adjoining towns and It
Is hoped that THIS will not break o,t
in this town; we have had enough
of it.
The Evergreen club of HIGH stree
meets next Wednesday at tie home
OF Mrs. Wallace Fellows Mrs. MIr
mic French. who was to be the lead
er. is not able to conduct tins.
The Lend a Hand club meets with
Mrs. Charles Russell next Wednes-
day ut her home below the Newton
Flat school house.
The next SOCIAL and dance to be
given by the High school viii be in
the form of a Thanksgiving dance
and VIII be held the last OF Novcm-
Der under the auspices of the Jun
Tor class. 1t is planned to have one
OF these socials every month.
The Movi" Ball to he held in Music
hail next Wednesday will take the
.orm of a big barn dance. Marbles
Rnbe Orchestra will supply music
and everyone coming is expected to
be dressed in rube costume.
prize VIII be awarded for the cI1nle
best dressed in this manner.
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Church Notices

Free Baptist Church-Rev. L. l..
ConN erse. pastor. Sunday services At
1889 ard I O'Clock: Sunday School at
ll.45. Miss Lena Marsh, superlntend-
6nt; PRAYER meeting Wednesday even
ing at 1.S0.
Methodist Episcopal Church-Rev.
{. l.. Wheaton, pastor. Morning wor-
ship 1T 1880 y. NJ, sunday school at
Ills. Evening worship at 200. sons
Service ard Sermon by the pastor.
Pray eimeetng, Wednesday night at
$50. \ cordial welcome is extended
TO all.
Universalist Church Notes-Rev.
Frank L. Cam. Minister, Sunday
morning service at 1896. Sunday
School the first sunday evening of
each month in church parlors. Mis-
sion Circle meets the first Tuesday
evening OF each month. at the homes.
The Ladies' Aid Society holds its regu-
lar meetings alternate Thursdays at
$50 L. NJ. in the church parlors. The
Clara Barton Guild meets the first and
third Fridays of each month at 4
L. NJ. The Mems Club meets the sec
uUd and fourth Wednesdays each
month month at $50 L. NJ. in the
hurch dining-room.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01

The Praying Band. Il part OF Gid
cons Army. will conduct a service at
the North Augusta Methodist church
at 1890 a. NJ. which promises an
hour OF inspiration with message.
snappy testimonies with plenty of the
hymns of Zion interspersod, All are
cordially invited to set ont the auto
and join In the service.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01

She was very pretty. and she was
dressed in the latest fashion. The
cifice boy gasped. then Srinned
Gould you tell me II SIR. Jones n
in?' she asked.
The boy nodded and pointed
vaguely over his SHOULDER at the open
6oor. The girl hesitated for a NOM
ent.
do you know II he s. engaged 20
Engaged" shouted the boy.
You'd better run away. Why. he's
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HIS Raeehorse Flies

French yearling colt owned by
an aitache of the Dutch legation in
Paris holds the distinction of being
the first racehorse ever shipped from
one country to another by airplane,
says Popular Science Monthly, TIE
colt was transported from Paris on
a plane Of the French Air Union es-
pecially fitted with an aerial horse
STALL
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Mems Club Meets

An oyster stew supper was served
TO the mems club of the First Uni
versalist church Wednesday evening
at $50 by women OF the church.
Rev, Stanley Manning. state
superintendent of Cniversalist
churches in Maine. addressed the
men after supper on the duties of
men toward their church.
At the business meeting an amend
mcrt was offered to change the by
laws whereby any man might be-
come n member of the club. This
amendment will he acted upon Mt the
next meeting. 4 committee was ap-
pointed to solicit the advertisements
for The annual fair booklet. the COM
nittee to consist of l. T.. Davis,
chairman. Judge Arthur w Stone
John Springali. Harry Bassett. and
George HUFF. 1t was voted that the
December meeting of the mems club
he observed as boys night and thai
each man bring n boy.
At the Tuesday afternoon meeting
OF the Sunshine Club IL members
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noyi dIthold

for bringing you out m a night like
Ibis" said the second caller. man
who always had something or other
the matter with him.
on. don't trouble about that"
repIied the doctor. AS matter Of
tact. I've just had n c.H from an
ether patient In your rcie hborhood.
SO can kill two bras with one
stone" VIC
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01

George w. Bowie. superintendent
of the Augusta division of the An
droscogSIn and kennebec railroad
left Friday afternoon for Bangor
where he will pass the week end
with friends. Mrs. Bowie has been
visiting there for several days and
they will probably enjoy n motor trip
to Iubec before returning to his
city.
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NORTH AUGUSTA

Members OF the Praying Band OF
Augusta will hold service Sunday
morning nj the Methodist church at
1880 at which everyone interested in
the religious work of the community
are cordially invited.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01

The Church Of tie Coed Shepherd:
Rev. DR.. r. ]. Mooney, pastor Morn
Ing Worship at 1h:45. SUNDAY is to
he observed - NJ Souls SUNDAY ~
the CniversaiiSt Church Or. Neon
g will take for his morning subject
Our loved ones in the Homeland"
:. $. ct noon, evening service at 7
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01

An American was describing '"
Edinburgh tram street care
friend. ~
Once" he said. we were JOSEF.
around a bend. with the usual hn.
and bumps. an suddenly the oio ~
went mighty smooth. Say. ! ~ h.r
TO the conductor, how j you &c. ~. m
Il. go smooth? oh. don be ap' ,he
cd. he answers. We're OH
raiis'"
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"Jock IrOet's" ins:cs

When Jack Frost" appeared IN
Snowflake scene of "F'leurette." at
tho second showing. Thursday even
ing OF the Augusta Girls Com
munity club production, he was pre-
scented with a huge basket OF NUNS
Jack Frost" was Edmond Lacombe,
who appeared In pure white satin
suit and sang. MY Snowflake Girl"
in a very pleasing manner.
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married and got two kids!"-str"
Gfnria~
Quartz Used for Watch Lever

Successful experiments have oeea
made In using quartz for the leve,'
OF high grade clocks and watche.
Advantage is claimed for the quar-
levers because the mineral Is -.
To have the lowest coefficient OF e
pansion and levers made OF II p'''
no fabrication.
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The Doctors telephone bell rang
wildly. and the medical man had 10
get out OF bed to answer the phone.
1 was an urgent call. and hardly hal
ne placed the receiver ~nen the bell
tinkied again. Again Urgent cali
My der doctor. 1 ,ausi anoIoo ize
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However we'll the rest 81 her figure
was formed there was little doubt
that her mouth was enormous. She
sat on the beach. watching the se7
swell to and fro. Something OF rs
grandeur shed its light upon her
soul
oh. George" she exclaimed to tho
Young man by her side, isn't Il
splendid? feel as II could open
my mouth and take ii all in"
Close by her was small boy. who
had overheard all she had said Hs
locked up at her with a startled
CLEAN on his face.
Il saw. he remarked. IN shriIl ac-
cents. you won't do IL really. viii
you? I only came down mere yester-
day"
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William II. Allen of Holyoke.
Mass, and Carr Kennedy of Spring
field. Mass, have arrived I'm tho city
for short visit at the latters
home. they will attend the Bow
dom Maine game. Saturday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01

Albert Leighton of New York City
was calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Mark NJ.
kimhall, - Grove street. Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01

Mrs. Lewis Emerson returned Fri
dav from Pittshcld where she has
been passing the week with re!a-
lives.
W. O. Ilersey of Portland vas
calling on friends in town Thursday
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01

Friends will he sorry to learn that
Mrs. Beatrice Hopkins of Ill state
street Is seriously ~.
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Tobacco spo,Is razte For Wine.

ThlrstV AmcriCans v no Visif y r.
nous cld-fa shioHed wine restaurant in
this city. which has a cellar thai is
known to connoiseurs all over Europe
are frequently surprised ~ rot being
able 10 obtain vintsges which had been
recommended 10 them by friends The
proprietor Is an artist in blending food
and wines and will not serve his choice
Wines (" Persons who order cocktails
and begin smoking before their wines
are served.
He insists that the cocktail and all
other mixed drinks are a nuisance
which should be confined TO restaur-
ants and hars which do not specialize
In me wines and will not waste his
precious cellar on men and women
who spoil their taste for delicate wine
by mixing tobacco Up with their dinner
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AUGUSTA LOCALS

John tronin OF Belgrade was n
business Visitor Friday in Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-11-01

AT the Tuesday afternoon meeting
OF the Sunshine Club IL members