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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18
LacOnia Takes
Championship at
Winter Carnival

Laconia. y. H., Feb. 16-The Win
ter sports championships of high
schools of New Hampshire was won
by L.aconia High here this afternoon,
scoring 81 points. Lebanon High
was a close second. with 81 points
Hanover High. third, with IS. The
other schools taking part were Yves,
Lebanon and Meredith.
Blood of Hanover scored the most
points. Is. Dunn. Lebanon, was
second. Will Il; Tetley, Laconia.
third. 10.
The longest ski jump was made by
Blood. Aft Gin. He also won the ski
race. 100 yards. and the two mile
cross country ski contest. Other
events were:
100 Yard Snowshoe-Won by OWN
nell. lebanon. second. Bedard, Han
over: third, Hughes, Laconia.
Ha Mile Snowshoe-Won by
Dwinnell. Lebanon: second, Briggs,
Lebanon: third. Harding. Laconia
Mile Snow shoe Relay-WOn by La
conia dow, Rowe. Harding. Hugh
es): second. Lebanon dunn, BardeQ,
DwinnelD.
rter-Mile-Won by Tetley, La
coma: Fa-, Laconia, second; Simon
eau. Laconia. third.
Half Mile Skating-Dame, first;
Spring, second; Fay, third; all of
Laconia.
Mile Skating-Tetley, first; Dame.
second; Spring, third
The hockey game between the
Granite State internationals and the
Winnipes Iukee Ski Club was Won by
the former, 8 TO 0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18
|C0NY HOCKEYMEN DROP ONE
SIDED CONTEST TO JORDAN
HIGH OF Lewis TON TO tune so

All advance dope was upset Sat
urday when Pat French's hockey
aggregation of Lewiston, outplayinS
the Red and White jerseyed hockey
men of Cony High school in three
periods of one-sided play, upset the
local boys to the tune of SO. Cony.
starting strong in the first period.
put up a good fight until Robbins OF
the Lewiston sextet poked the rub
Der by Mcdonald, Cony goalie. for
the first score of the game after a
few minutes play. and Haas, fol-
lowing up the good work. Slid anoth-
err into the Cony cage for second
tally.
The Jordan High ice six seemed to
have things all their own way from
then on, the Cony men never waxing
the play strong enough to put the
lads from Lewiston ir danger of los
ing the game.
Although Cony revealed smart
passing game. they seemed unable
to get the tablet by the Lewiston de-
Tense for a register. Cony had the
puck a good deal in passing. but the
bothersome stick OF a Jordan High
player was always on the spot and
puck was either knocked 10 the
boards or out of position for good
SnOt. COny carried the puck mum
Der of times to the Lewiston goal
, but were unable TO penetrate Lewis
: toms defense for a tally.
The Jordan men were very adept
. in handling the rubber and were
! fast, aggressive skaters. Robbins
and Cote of the Jordan aggregation
played a dandy game for their team.
Robbins netting two of her five goals.
! In the second period in neat piece
, of ice work, he Unanswered through
/ the Cony defense, and having his
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18
Sporting Tabloids

Portland. Me. Feb. WesthroolS
High defeated South Portland High
here this evening IS to 81.
Brunswick, Me, Feb. 1G.-Bowdoin
defeated University of Maine 4 to at
hockey this afternoon in Il fast game
played on the Delta. Bowdoin scored
three points in the first period. Maine
in during the second period and neither
team was able to score. Each team
scored once in the final period. Cutter
making Bowdoin'S point at the opening
of the period while Stcarns scored for
Maine after the time vas about half
over. Cutters work. was brilliant.
Portland. Feb. 16.--Whie so min
utes of actual playing. time fitted by
in the J. II. s. gym Yesterday after
noou,, Portland and Deering girls,
thanks TO meticulous officiating, held
4 strenuous foGrshooting session be-
fore the biggest crowd of the season.
Madison. FEB. 11.-Madison High
school girls basketball team trimmed
Winthrop High school girls Friday
evening in 4 game at the school gym
hasium by 4 score OF 26 TO ). This is
the second time the visitors have been
, defeated This season. Tho Madison
girls team has Eecn improVirg very
rapidly in The past three weeks.
Orono. Feb. 15.-Five members of
the University OF Maine rife team
were awarded minor letters in rife
shooting At meeting Of Tn" executive
board Of the athletic association here
tonight. These men have placed in the
high five the greatest number Of times
during the past season. which recently
came TO q close with 2 total of / vic
tories out of - intercollegiate" matches
fred.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18
Try Outs Of DirigO Ski
Club Athletes for
Augusta Carnival

Dirigo ski Club athletes iournied to
GanestOn Park Sunday afternoon where
preliminary tryouts were held to select
, n picked team for the Augusta Winter
Carnival The members OF the club
displayed adept ability In the snow
events and team TO represent the club
will be picked soon.
Allan Morton, who carried Off honors
in the high point line. made the best
standing jump Of the afternoon with a
distance Of 80 feet inches. Wallace
Shepherd made the longest distance
jump, going a distance of So feet s
inches. Ralph York, who won the am
ateur ski jumping trophy last ear at
the Winter Carnival, was also on hand
and sailed over the jump, making a
distance Of As feet 10 inches. York
will be on hand this year ana will make
things lively in the way OF competi-
ton for the 1924 trophy.
The team to represent the club will
be rated on points. Following are the
results of Sundays tryouts: Allan
Morton, 81 points; Earle Baker, SO
points: Wallace Shepherd, SO points
Norwood Manson. 81 points: David Ba-
ker. 50 points: Warren Malcolm. IS
points; Feinaid BagIey. A points: r..
Maher, - points; Herbert Merrill, a.
points: Percy Jackson. AZ points; and
Leo Shepherd, IS points.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18
SMITH ATHLETES R0MP AWAY WITH
POINTS IN inter GRAMMAR SCHOOL
MEET RETAIN FINDlEY BANNER

The smith Grammar school re-
tanned the tindiey Banner, Saturday
in the annual inter- grammar school
winter sports competition of this city
when they carried away the senior
events by a wide margin. In the jun
ior events they found close compe-
tition and at the close of the meet
they were tied with the Lincoln
grammar school. last year winner
of this class, with 20 points each.
How this tie will be decided has not
yet been announced. The winning
school will keep the banner until the
rext inter school meet. BY its lai ger
number of points in the entire meet.
the Smith school retains the fine cup
which was presented by the Cham
Der of Commerce for the greatest
point winner.
The meet was conducted i'll a very
fine manner, and the events were
run off much faster than in former
year. The finishes in practically
every event was Very close and eX
citing, but more especially i'll the
9TH grade boys S0-yard dash and the
same event for girls, in which tie
three children placing first were III
most neck and neck att he iinish.
In the Snow Shoe obstacle race for
=. ~
barrels 1t was necessary To run the
event on in heats and an upset oc-
cured here. +. Brown OF the Smith
school who won the first heat was
looked upon as the logical winner of
|, the final heat but he got into diff
! CultiCs in the first barrel and {. Ty-
son of the harrington school ronped
home first. In the girls obSetCle race.
much amusement was caused by the
collapse of barrel as one of the
! so through it.
The boys in the ski jumping con-
| test showed great Improvement over
| last year and some jumps were made
| that compare favorably with the
| Gannett take off. In the seventh
entered, both from the Williams
| school. They We're Donald Nc
Dewitt who ieaped IS feet 9 inches
| and Everett Perkins who cleared IS
| feet 6 inches.
eighth grade jump and +. Bagley oi
{ a total for three jumps of 81 feet {
| inches. His best le2p was an even sc
| feet. +. Weymouth of the same
| school was close behind with tota1
! of IS feet inches and a long jung
OF IS feet s inches. Evers of the
! Williams chool came in third with .
total of 81 feet 6 inches and he TIED
| with the winner for the best jumT
| with so feet.
| The point summary of the events
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18
Cony Puckmen Waerve Pros Tonight On Capital City Rink
BOWLING RESULTS
IN STATE LEAGUE
MATCHES SATURDAY

\ total OF 1928 pins was rolled up
by the PenobScot bowlers in the
state League match Saturday and
was the highest of all the teams COM
peting. the Penobscot team taking
three of the four points from the
York pin men. Two hundred and
eighty-ninc was high total for the
winning aggregation, Frost being the
man behind the pins and also he had
high single uf l0i. Weymouth of
the York quintet bowled Il high total
OF 276 and tied With Thayer, of his
team. for high single. being only one
point behind Frost with a high
single OF l0l.
Somehow the pins didn't seem 10
tumble down when the Hancock fell
lows bowled and consequently they
dropped all four points TO the Lin
coin men. Lawrence of the Hancock
team came in for high string total
OF 23S and high single OF 81 Fall
of the Lincoln team busted the cen
fury mark by one point for high sin
gle OF l0l and a high total of 2S6.
The Waldo team. although not
piiins up any big totals, by their
consistent bowling took three of the
four points from the AndroScosSins
in their match, Barney being high
single and total string man with
% and 80. Alien of the Andres
coggin crew was high total with 30
for his team and high single with
103.
The Kennebcc and Franklin bowl
crs and the Cumberland and Somer-
set men were content to split their
, matches. Metcalf of the kennebec
team was high total with go pins
and was also high single with 9S.
Skofeld Of the Franklin county pin
sweepers had high total for his crew
with '2I3 and not only reached the
hundred mark Tor a high single but
had nine pms 10 spare. The kenne-
bee and Franklin teams bowled a
straight tiNc-man team.
The Somerset alley men, using Il
seven man team, were then unable
| to cop from the Cumberland team
so split points with them. Goodwin
| OF the Somerset team managed u
| roll a high total of 24S and also COZ
high single 50. Stackpole of the six
! man team spoke for high total for his
| team with 243 and also had high
single of IS
The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18

the Blue coping the initial duel of the
season between the two old rivals by
a 20 TO 1 count.
Bangor. Feb. l6.-Bango~ High
school Sprang a surprise and defeated
Glack's strong team from Decr:ng,
which was the first team to defeat the
u. of NJ freshmen, by the score of IS
to 81.
Gorham. Feb. 2S.-Gorham Normal
school tonight defeated Brunswick IS
to . in IA fast game. At the end of the
half the score stood { to and in the
final period the battle seeSaWed with
the count tied at one time. In the
last two minutes of play Gorham stag
cd a rally and forged ahead.
Bucnos Aires. Feb. 16.-(By A. PD--
The bout between Luis Angel Firpo
and Farmer Lodge, scheduled for to-
night. has been postponed because OF
n heavy rainfall flooding the arena.
the promoters announced early this aft
ernoon. No substitute date has yet
been fixed. The promoters announced
that the Firpo-Lodge fight Will be held
February %.
Boston, Feb 16.-Portland BOYS
Club basketball team was defeated by
the Boston Boys Club at CharleStown
last night by score of 80 to II in the
annual tusse. Early in the tilt the
local cagers held short lead A squirt
by the Bean City tossers soon over
came tho lead and put them in front
where they remained until the final
whistle. Coach Eddie Cooley used a
! number of subs in order to bolster up
the tea mbut without success. 1t is
probable that the Bay State cagers will
make their local appearance within the
month a- Der the usual custom.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18
Women's Club Committee Working
Hard for Guest Night

The committee for the guest night
of the Watervile Woman's club.
which will be held Tuesday evening
at tie Junior High school building.
are working very hard to make this
affair its usual success. The reader
ltT the evening is to be Miss Helen
T.. Andrews Of Auburn. Miss An
drews comes 10 the city highly
recommended by the Kiwanis club
and Chamber Of Commerce Of Au-
burn and Lewiston. There will be
several other numbers on the pro-
gram and refreshments Will he
served. over 900 tickets have already
been given out. Each member of the
club may invite one guest.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18
Braves Star 3rd
Baseman Dies
of Auto Injuries

San Diego, Calf, Feb. 16-Norman
d. Boeckel, star third baseman OF
the Boston National League baseoaii
team died in a hospital ,,r tins whieh
he received in an automobile accioehS
near San Diego, yesterday.
The accident occurred yesterday
near the ton of the Torrey> Pines
.ra ,le when three automobiles fS-
Ired in a crash. Bob Albright, Los
Angeles theatrical man, VINO was
driving the car. and Bob Meusel oil
the Ney, York Giants. passenger
ESCAPED with slight injuries.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18

Dr. and Mrs. john :. Tuwne OF this
city received n telegram yesterday
from Guy w. Chapman of Brooklyn.
y. y. stating that his son. Carl II.
Chapman died Saturday. Mr.. Chip
man WAS formerly of this city and
~ he remembered az an instructor
at Cohurn. His Eon was Is years Of
age and was Il graduate from the
Friends school in New York. lie
Ia planned Ia take up course In a
W Jersey college bat owing to a
breakdown in health he was COMPEL
cd TO return to his home where he
has been confined since Christmas.
Funeral services will 30 held from the
home Of an uncle. Or. Fred J. chip
man Of Portland Monday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18

eye on the cage added another figure
to the 20 score when he pushed
the puck into the Cong cage. De-
none in the last period made a dandy
play when he jumped down the ice
through the Cony line from a pass
out and Tailed again Tor Jordan.
Cote OF the Lewiston team nailed
the game down good and solid i'll the
last period when he again was able
to Slip the puck by the Cony goal
for the last score of the game.
There was no dominating figure on
the Lewiston SeXtet, the whole team
playing a fast. snappy game. Rob-
bins work was noticeable as he
scored the most points Tor Jordan
High. capt. Randall of Cony play
ed a good game for the local team,
being ably assisted 10y Bradstreet
and Quimby at defense.
Jordans victory over Cony sent
their team home happy, their win
placing them i'll q fine way 10 cop
the Maine high school championship.
The summary:
LEWISTON 90 CO.. CONY
Robbins, lw .............. lw, Ellis
Demont, rw ...... nv. Capt Randall
Cote. ..-............- &, GreSClfe
Haas, RI ............ I'd, Bradstreet
Walsh. Id .............. ID. Quimby
Lane. z ............ g Mcdonald
Specialization ), Cony .. Goats
by-Robbins >. Haas. !. Demont l.
Cote /. Substitutions-Ga for
Ellis: Gardner for Gregoire: Haas
for Demont; Jordan for Haas. Pen
alties-Demont. Quimby. min: Ell
lis, l min.: Walsh, l min. Referee
Leonard of Bates college. Time
Three l2-minute periods. Timers
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18
KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

The teams Of Cobuln Classical In
stitute were very successful in the
past week winning all the games
PLAYED by its various teams. In sum-
MARRYING the varsity basketball team
won from the American Express and
kent'S Hill. The second team won
from Unity. and the Girls second
team won from Unity High. The
hockey team who have not vet been
defeated won from Wcstbrook Sem.
in hard fought battle. This is Il
very successful year SO far. as the
varsity and girls basketball teams
and the hockey team are all leading
in the race for championship.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18
George A. Wilkins, So. Berwick

South Berkick, Nc, Feb. l6-George
A. Wilkins, age 6S, one of the most
respected citizens here, died suddenly
this evening at his home on Young
street
He had been Ill for seine time. He
was born in England. but had lived
here more than so years. his occupa-
ton being a shoe cutter with the Da-
vid Cummings Company.
He had been in the uavies of the
United States and Great Britain. He
belonged to the Quamphegan lodge,
X. of L. He is survived by his wife.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18
Edwards Mfg. Pinmen
Take All 4 Points
From Lewiston Team

Tho, Edwards Manufacturing team
took dll four points from the Lewis
ton Bleac;iery bowlers Saturday in a
match rolled at tie Colonial alleys
by total of &c pins. a. Croteau of
the Edwards quistet copied the high
total for the manu- acIuriEE mon
with a high total of "a. GirouX Of
the same team was high single string
man with Il total of 1l5. joyce of the
Lewiston five had high single string
with 1OS. but Driscoll snatched away
high total sammin"- tic pins for a
total OF 2S3.
Another match will hc rolled al
Lewiston. February ~. The Augusta
BOWERS are also anxious to match
NJ with a Watervillc team some time
in the future.
TIE summary.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18
X. ]. NewsbOys
Grateful for Movie
Party Given Them

Manager Voolfolk OF the Hainos
Theatre was the recipient of vote
OF thanks from the newsboys of the
Kennebec Journal for his generous
invitation to attend the evening per-
Torrance on Friday night. The boys
id Francis X. Bushman. and Bever-
ly Bayne in Modern Marriage" was
good-John Gilbet in "The Exiles,"
was just the right stuff and Rough
Seas" dandy comedy. but of all the
show. Days OF Daniel Boone" was
the 33rd Degree of interest to the
boys. ana the music furnished by the
Haines orchestra Cleo Doucette's
EntertaiDers) topped off the evenings
fun like the ice cream to their ban
quet.
"a rising vote OF thanks Is given
Mr.. NNoolfoik for his kindness In re-
rnernbering us newsies' We're for
him and the Haines. Thanks"
CALVIN PLUMME,R
For the K. J. ,Nswsisssj
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18
vas lstrial Bowling
up "a rgue Opens Tuesday
'u n,',y,n City Alleys

line Nal to EcnnebCC Journah
morninllle Fob. 1.-THE Industrial
Arnol .eaguc will orCn Tuesday
Saturda ,,i,,. o,,,,.s rho teams
are beir ,..,.
village. 'htsfe" a'e NNSNH 40
Carol. bee Canoe Go. Wyandottc,
Good " Armour CO. The man
with b,pf tho alleys would like to
,hur M Watcrvillc Morning Sen
Mrs the American Woclcn co.
G.. M Nassalboro, Atherton co.
horos w. Mills.
80 st game will be Tuesday
.,roo. iIeycs Fibre 60. Will bowl
$50 Canoe Co Rules and
,n cs will he printed i'll Ken
ne .lournai sometime this week.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18

These events were graded on Il
scale of five points FOR the winner.
three for the second and one for the
third.
The individual winners of the
events az they were run off are given
below. The three placing first, sec
ond rnd third, are givcn in the order
in which they finished and each name
is followed by the initial. -" "W. g"
70 or -" in brackets denotinG res
pcctively the Smith. Williams. Far
ring or Smith school.
Fifth grade mixed ski relay Smith.
Lincoln. Williams: 9Th grade mixed
snow shoe relay, Lincoln. harrington
Smith; 4th grade mixed ski relay,
Lincoln, Williams. Harrington.
eth and Sth grade boys 6O-yard
snowshoe dash. +. Brown Isl. Will
liam Black (S). Brewer (W); same
event for girls Dumcnt tSD. Shaw
Isl. Nudge tWD.
9Th grade boys so yard ski dash.
Shepherd 81. Malcolm %. Carey
CD: same event for girls. Austin o.,
Daniels Gu. Stafford 50.
9Th grade boys oO-ydid snow shoe
dash. Taylor 80. Milliken GD, lIis-
gins fS); same event for girls. Place
81. Appleton -, Shepherd III.
eth and Sth grade boys 75-yard ski
dash. Brown 90. Rand (F). Fro
hook 81: same for girls. Marble Isl.
McAllister 80. Clark ~.
Boys snoe-shoe obstacle race. Ty-
son F). McDevitt (V-J. Brown 80:
same for girls. McAiiister (S), Du-
mont fS). Hit (FD.
The winners in these events will
participate in the Gardiner Augusta
grammar school contests which come
Friday afternoon at the State Of
Maine Winter Carni;Jl. The events
viii be run off at GaDestop Park.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18
CQNY HOCkEY!STS
CLASH WITH PROS
AUGUSTA TONIGHT

The Cony High hockey team Will
play the Watcrvillc professional team
at S O'Clock at The Cony Iish rink.
players. Ken" and Fierce" Jarvis. We'll
known in Augusta rs first class puct
pushers. playing on the team. Sill
johnson. also lIaiucs OF WateWille
and Willcttc snd Paganucci, will also
hc on tho lineup for the upriver sen
tet. This game will hc a practice game
for the WaterVillo team, as they are
stacking up against the University Of
Maine Tuesday and the unlCtCatcd
Bates SeXtct Wednesday.
Nothing would please the local boys
better than to hand the WatcrVille
team defeat and somc fast. exciting
hockey should lac in order tonight "
the professional team is banking on
what happened to the Red and White
boys Saturday they may be due for an
upset tonight.
No extra admission will be charged
for the game tonight, the season tiCh-
cts admitting one to tho game. TIL"
usual admission price will be charged
for skating. Although no admission
is being charged Tor the game, the
school is more or less under an en-
rense in bringing the uprivcr SIX I"
the Capital City in tho way OF Carfare
,, and minor expenses and It would j."
very much appreciated IL those VIII"
like the game contributed little to-
ward dCfraNing expenses. contri-
button may lac taken during the game.
| Tho game will start 1T o'Clocl
sharp and good lot of supporters
| should be on hand to help the local
| boys keep honorS in the city.
OTouo. Feb. t6.--The University Of
. Maine Freshmen defeated the Nest
: brook SEMINARY II To II tonight in II
! close game. The seminary gave the
! freshmen a close fight until the last
period when tho latter increased n
point lead t. a three point win. Mass
started tho period with Il goal for
Mairo. Tn freshmen made tried too
, much individual play while the fresh
! men counted largely on team work.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18

Eiddeford. Me, Feo. lG-Matnec
races held under the auspices of the
Saco River Driving Club on the quar-
ter-mile speedway were watched by
1900. There were four races and an
endurance event.
Eetter racing has uot been seen on
the Saco River in years. The cndur-
ance event was won ay Whirlwind
driven by Gerry. The winner was
awarded blanket. The summary:
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18

In driving, all body movement is
by the knee movement.
A. plrycr can move his body az
much az he wishes as long as he
moves it by means Of the knees.
The majority of golfers turn at
tHc trunk rather than at the knees.
which IS wrong (gce the illustration
g5JID. After the Ball has been
iruel, tho whole body moves about
Sis inches forward and the shoulder
tuln5 unul perpendicular to the line
ur njght of the bali. This Is prop
clv accomplished by the slight
bending OF both knees. rather than
i'% t"ltiuF the trunk.
tGnplrigh' 1Y2i Associated Editors)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18

The Cecilia Club will hold its rcgu-
lar rehearsal in the First BAPTIST ves
try this evening ut $50 sharp. Re-
hearsals will be held III the Operctta
ond all singers arc asked to be pres
cnt and join in.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18

G. 6. Davis has resumed his duties
at the kennebec journal Office here
after j short illness at the home OF
his parents I'm Sidney.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18

Harold S. Fish. Bowdoin. '2j. re-
turned to Brunswick Yesterday after
noon after passing the weekend at his
home in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-02-18
WATERvILLE

Mrs. +. W. Rollins Of Fairfield was
shopping in town Saturday.