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The Washington times., 1924-09-09
MEN
ALADDINS OF
THE SCREEN

The mysterious dungeons at
the big picture studios known as
property rooms, to which only
property men are admitted. prob.
ably contain the widest range Of
subjects known to man.
At a moments notice direc.
tor may call for anything from
a threaded needle to water-pipe
for the pool in the suffers ha-
rem. 1t must be produced with.
out delay.
The property men assigned to
Idle Tongues" Thomas III. Ince's
new picture for First National,
had their troubles.
They were called upon TO fur
nish complete outfit for iso-
lating germs in we'll water. A
framed copy Of the Declaration
of independence, q crucifix, some
tadpoles, lots Of cobwebs, par.
lor melodeon, an ornamental ship
in full sail, q Stutz automobile
tilaI GOul0 DC WJSChSu diiu q wv
tie of smelling salts were called
for in rapid succession. The com
pany was waiting and delay
meant money, Needless to say
they all were yielded by that
mysterious dungeon, the property
room.
And there was something else
besides. In he old-fashioned
bedroom in the picture are two
pillowslips, one embroidered with
the words: "Sweet Lilies Close
Their Leaves at Night" and the
other: And Open With the
Morning Light"
1t is still amusing where the
property men dug up these anus
ir,rr .,r...io.ni4inn
The Washington times., 1924-09-09

Gymnasium Boomers,
$1.98
OF high-grade black sateen,
full regulation hips and adjust
able belt and knees; all sizes.
Girls Boomers
OF black sateen, heavy soft.
finish quality; large reinforce.
ment; we'll made and finished.
Sizes 4 to ~ years at SOC
Sizes Ia to Is years at 60
The Washington times., 1924-09-09
Knit Underwear

Women's Ribbed Vests, made
In bodice and built.up shoulder
strap styles. in the well.kHewn
"Kayser" brand; regu- 9SR
lar CSC grade, at. Wv
ChiIdren's GAUGE Knit Waist
Suits, made with garter attach
ment; perfect quality; S0R
regular CSC grade, at... wv
Infants Shirts, in medium
weight cotton; high neck and
long sleeves; sizes 1 to
8 years; regular SOC ON
grade, at. ............... AO~
The Washington times., 1924-09-09

Girls Middies, $2.9S
White Jean Middies, with de.
tachable flannel collar and cuffs;
regulation braid trimmed model.
Sizes to Is years.
Girls Sweaters, $4.E
Heavy Wool Sweaters. soft
finish brushed wool, in buff and
powder blue with border trim
ming; smart slip-on models, with
v necks; sizes 80 to SO.
Goldenberg's-Third Floor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-24
AUGUSTA C. OF C,
SECRETARY ACTIVE
At NATIONAL meet

Especial to the Kennebec JournaN
washington, Oct. 23-H. A. Folsom.
secretary of the Augusta chamber of
commerce. as president Of the Maine
association of commercial organiza.
ton secretaries Is representing the
state at the conference of the Ma.
tonal Association of commercial or.
ganization secretaries here this week.
Mr.. FOLSOM will make a complete re-
port of the proceedings Of the con.
vention at a meeting of the state or
sanitation in Augusta, the last two
days Of this week.
ference to business associations in
Maine. Mr.. Folsom said today that
the principal thing to be gained is
through discussions of methods for
increasing the memberships in the
several business associations. He de.
clared that greater cooperation and
interchanging of ideas among Maine
business people Is needed in the Pine
Tree State and that this need will be
stressed at the state meeting.
Mr.. Folsom appears confident that
business and industrial conditions in
his state will continue to improve as
they have during the past 30 days or
so. He says that the confidence the
people Of Maine have that the out
come of the presidential election will
result in the White House is helping
to steady business in general
throughout the state.
The Maine man will leave WASH
ington today for Boston. where he
will remain for a day before return
ing to Augusta. During his stay here
he was q guest at President Cool
idge's luncheon given the association
at the White House, Monday noon.
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HINCKLEY

Mrs. Nellie w. Hinckley and Mrs.
Annie W. Pratt Of Good Will farm.
were supper guests Wednesday night
Of Mrs. Jennie Howe. Mrs. Howe,
who is worthy matron of Merrymeet-
ing Chapter. 0. E s., No. Ga, enter
tanned the officers.
Mrs. Melvin Palmer went to Skowhe-
gan Monday. where she was one of the
hostesses with Mrs. Mabel Phillips
Judkins, in entertaining the Eunice
Farnsworth Chapter u. A. r. at the
first meeting of the year. The meet
ing was held at the home of Mrs. Jud-
kins with about 80 members present.
splendid program was carried out.
refreshments served and a pleasant
social hour enjoyed.
Workmen are repairing the big
scales near the Farmers Union store.
The ladies of the Sociability Club in
vited the gentlemen to feed" and
good time at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Perley Gerald at Shawmut Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Pearl Vincent Of skowhegan
was the guest of her daughter. Evelyn
Vincent at Good viii Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hobart and
son Wendell were in town Wednesday.
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LlTCHFIELD

Mrs. Daisy Purinton is the guest
OF Mr.. and Mrssi w. H. Newell at
Merrill's Corner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bowley and
son. Frank. and Mrs. W. c. Bowley
were callers at G. Branns Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Livermore and
Mrs. Annie Livermore returned to
Lowell. Mass. Sunday.
Eugene Purinton carried a load OF
hogs to Lewiston Tuesday for Char
les Reynolds.
Weston and Stanley Lombard and
Charles True returned to Green
wood. Mass. Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Reynolds and
Mrs Elizabeth Newell. Alice Baker
of Richmond. Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Newell, Mrs. Mary Weston and
daughter. Dora We're the Sunday
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Bow
ley.
Samuel Stevens and family and
friends Of New Hampshire are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Stew
ems. Jr, in Steventown.
Mrs. w. c. Bowley and Mrs. A
Gibson are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. l.. L. Purinton,
Master Raymond Brann was the
guest OF his grandparents. Mr.. and
Mrs J. +. Small Sunday.
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SECOND CONVICTION
RESULT RIVERSIDE
. DRIVE ACCIDENT

Another chapter In connection with
the accident on Riverside Drive on
the afternoon of Oct. Z in which Mrs.
Roy w, Moore Of Waterville and
John B. Brown of Murray street this
city. were quite severely injured. was
written into the records. Thursday
afternoon. when Roy w. Moore Of
Waterviile. the driver Of the Stude-
baker car, which crashed into Mr..
Browns machine, was arraigned and
found guilty on a charge Of reckless
driving in municipal court.
The hearing before Judge Cony
yesterday afternoon was the result
OF evidence introduced In reference to
the accident Wednesday afrrnoon,
when Grover Thompson OF Lewiston
was found guilty On a similar count.
The warrant in the Moore case was
sworn out by state highway officer
Sidney Frost. Mr.. Moore through his
attorney Mark ]. Bartlett Of Water
vile pleaded not guilty to the che rye.
Omcer Frost. Broveue Thompson and
John B. Brown testified to the cir
cumstances OF the accident, when
Brown proceeding toward Waterville
and Moore in one OF three cars com.
ing toward Augusta. both drove on
TO the car track to avoid piling up
with two other cars abreast on the
highway and the Moore and Brown
machines came together with seri-
Gus damage to the machines and IN
juries to Moore's wife and to Brown.
For the defense. Mr.. Moore took
the stand. also his wife who was rid
ing with him at the time Of the acct
dent. and Officer Ramsdell Of the
Augusta police department. The de-
tense was that Mr.. Moore when he
loft Tho duyat
necessity of doing something in an
emergency to avoid crashing into
the three cars which filed the road
way ahead Of him.
County Attorney Walter NJ. San
porn, who prosecuted the case for
the State, brought out in the exam
nation Of the witnesses that Moore
was driving at the rate of speed es.
timated to be from As to so miles an
hour at the time. and that after
striking the Brown car, the Studeba-
ker switched across the highway and
ended up in the Hanks dooryard
some distance away.
Judge Cony decided that the evil
dence was sufficient to warrant find
ing the .Waterville man guilty and
! pronounced sentence Of a fine of SIS
and costs of $40. which was the same
as that which Thompson paid the day
before.
Operated Unregistered Car
Walter Fl. Pye of Bangor, q travel
ing salesman. was arraigned before
Judge Cony at the morning session
of municipal court Thursday on a
charge or operating a motor vehicle
without proper registration. The
Eangor man pleaded guilty to the
charge and was ordered to paw fine
and costs of IS. This case was on
complaint of state highway police
| man Sidney NJ. Frost.
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ADVANTAGE WITH Col. DEANS aRED' ARMY
FIRST REPORTS N ~" MEMBERSHIP DRIVE

Reports which In themselves we're
gratifying to the COMMITTEES IN charge
Of the Z. N. c. A. membership drive.
out which. taken as an mixing Of
what will be the final result Of the
campaign are far more than eratify-
Ing were received Thursday noon at
the time Of the first get-together Of
the team workers since the drive got
Under way. The rivalry between the
two sides and between the teams is
very intense and each worker I. TAX
Ing 1t upon himself to see that his
'eam goes into the lead. with the re-
suit that much work is being ac-
comphshed IN very short time.
colonel Milton o. Deans Red
Army" took the lead at this dinner
with report OF 30 members secured
and 1864 actually paid in. this amount
giving them 1119 points. Colonel
Francis Farnum's BLUE Army" was
close behind the other with a total
OF " members secured and $437 paid
In. This gave them a total of $50
points.
The two colonies nearly started an
argument during the progress OF one
OF the campaign songs. when the
blues" declared that they would yet
with TRY and do It,"
One Of the features of the mem
bership drive is the work of the la >
dies teams. These four teams, two
"Reds" and two Blues" have done
excellent work already and as a re.
suit. with the addition of the new
members In the women's department
It has been found necessary to add
gymnasium class for women at 10
o'clock on Tuesday mornings. At
that rate by the end Of the drive 1t
Is possible that even more classes
Will of necessity be added to the
schedule.
The members OF these teams are:
Reds" Mrs. Ernest Hewett. Capt;
Frances Grove. Mrs. Walter Sanborn.
Faith Farnham. Mrs. Harold Pack
ard. Elinor Fifield. Bessie Coleman.
Mrs. Horace Sturgis. Capt: Miss
Carrie NJ. Richards. Miss Mabel AL
dricb. Miss Priscilla Dean, Miss Ruth
Pettingill, Miss Marion Brainerd.
Blues: Mrs. Thomas s. Smith
Capt: Miss Audrey Hanks. Miss
Deborah Ingraham. Constance Wade,
Fife Libby, Hazel Best. Gertrude
Best. Dorothy MacFarlane.
Mrs. J. p. II. Basset. Capt; Mrs
Ernest Wade, Miss Helen Curtis
Miss Ethel Russell Miss Florence
Wilson. Miss Barbara Haskell
The workers will meet again this
noon at 1915 at the Y. NJ. G. 4. at
which time reports of the further
progress Of the drive will be made
and each colonel is looking ahead
| with much confidence to this time
sure that his side will lead the list
at the close Of the dinner.
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READFIELD

DEPOT-Mr. and Mrs. Arian Jones
and Mr.. and Mrs Bert Brann started
on a touring expedition in Maine Octo.
Der IL. arriving home Oct. II. They
greatly enjoyed the trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frank. Auburn
were recent visitors Of relatives ir
Sidney, Mt. Vernon and Readfield.
Charles Walton. Oakland. was the
recent guest Of his aunt, Mrs. Jennie
Bean.
Mrs. Anna Hutchinson Is caring for
her little nephews, John and Raymond
Moff1tt.
Mrs. Annie Wheeler. Winthrop. was
weekend guest at the home of her
mother, Mrs. Amelia Brown, and
brother, Fred W. Brown.
Fred Leavitt has returned from
Quincy, Mass, which Is his native
place.
Mrs. Amy Packard attended the
Winthrop Center Missionary meeting
at Mrs. Clements.
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WASHINGTON

EAST-Hudson Mank and Victor
Burnhemier OF North Waldoboro
were business callers at w. NJ
Prescott's last Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Light were IN
Rockland Wednesday of this week
on a business and pleasure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. John c. Morton of
Pennington were recent guests OF
Mr.. Morton's brother. L. L. Morton
Arial Linscott has been working
for B. X. Ware at the Village the
past week. moving his blacksmith
shop preparatory to its being made
into garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Prescott
attended Topsham fair last week
Wednesday.
Mrs. Ida Jones Of South Washing
ton was the guest of her sister. Mrs.
Charlotte Prescott for a few days
last week.
The benefit dance of the village for
Mrs. Olive Light was we'll patron
ICED and the sum of $32.s5 was
rendered Mrs. Light.
Allen Ripley Is at work for
Arthur Overlook Of Liberty. making
apple barrels.
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CHINA

SOuTH-A trained nurse IS caring
for Charles Freeman who has been
i'll for sometime.
Mr.. and Mrs H. H. Jones Of Lew
iston. who have passed the past week
with their mother. Mrs. Mary w,
Jones returned on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Timmons or
Auburn with their son and dauehter
pa ssed the weekend with Mrs. Tim
mons father. ]. Harvey Mosher.
Maynard Maxwell has resumed his
studies at Colby.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erlon Mower OF Au-
burn were Sunday guests at Mrs
Mary w. Jones.
Mrs. Leora Jackson Is visiting
Mrs. Worthing in Augusta.
Mrs. NJ. c. Weber visited her
cousin. Mrs. Charles Woodwork IN
Bowdoinham Saturday. Mr.. ana Mrs.
n. HI. Jones with their mother. Mrs.
Mary W. Jones and little Miriam
called on Mr.. and Mrs. Everett
Goodspeed at Falmouth Foreside.
Mr.. and Mrs. Forrest Davidson OF
Newton. Mass. are passing their
honeymoon at Grey Shingles.
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CLINTON

Stanley Rowland has returned
from a hunting trip In Northern
Maine bringing back q fine deer.
Mrs. Eva Severance who has been
caring for Mrs Orinda Johnson has
returned to her home in Bangor.
Mrs. Loring Strickland and daugh-
ter OF, Portland. are visiting at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. e e. Long
ley.
Harry Haskell Of Portland was a
business caller in town Tuesday.
Mr.. F. L. Besse has returned from
q business trip to Boston.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the
Brown Memorial church held an all
day session Tuesday for the purpose
Of sewing on articles for their De-
cember sale. At noon . delicious
baked bean dinner was served which
was much enjoyed by all the men,
bers. The hostesses for the day
were Mrs. Effie p. Gerald, Mrs. Ger
trude Gerald and Mrs. Jennie W.
Harmon.
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UNITY

SOUTH - Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Waning and son were in Fairfield,
Sunday visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Weston were
week END guests Of relatives IN Au-
gusta.
Friends IN this section Of the town
Of Clayton Webb extend congrat,ita-
items and best wishes in his mar
rage. Mr.. Webb was formerly Of
ti,is neighborhood.
Dir. and Mrs. Carl Goodwin wers
In Autusta Sunday. Mrs. Libby. who
has been visiting there the past
week returned with them. -
Mrs. villa Waning has Q very bad
cold. f.53
Mel Spsaesr has moved into the
Charles DeAn house. ..1 -
Z Mrs. John Taylor and Mrs. VIII
Thompson and little daughter Of
yreedem- called on Mrs. Percy Nick
less Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Clark Of freedom were also guests
Of Percy NickisssranA family Tues
day evening.
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lacking puffs for the sale, which u
to be held Nov. 18th.
DR.. and Mrs. W. p. Hutchins OF
Iowa formerly Of Oakland. were
callers Wednesday on their aunt.
Mrs.. G. A. Farnham, They were nc.
companied by Mr.. Hutchins' sister.
Miss Edna Hutchins.
The many friends here OF Ralph
Knowles are sorry to learn OF his
serious illness at the hospital In
Lewiston. "
r Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Yeaton were
business callers In Watervflle Wed
Eesday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-24
Flinn-Damren

Friends In the city are receiving
announcements Of the recent mar
riage OF a former popular Augusta
young lady. Miss Thelma Damren OF
Portland and Waldo Finn. athletic
instructor of the Westbrook High
school. The wedding. which was a
quiet affair. took place in Portland.
Mrs. Finn is a Cony high school
graduate and also graduate of
Miss Meals kindergarten School Of
Boston. She Is teacher in the sub
primary department of the West
brook public schools. Mr.. Finn Is
a graduate of Bowdoin college.
They haye the very best wishes of
their many friends They will make
their home in Westbrook.
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Bfrd-Piper

Upon their return from a wedding
trip to New York. DR.. Mervyn
Weeks Bird, Of Belfast. formerly OF
RockIand. and his bride. Miss Helen
Bartlett Piper of Rockport. will
make their home in this city, where
the bridegroom has a large practice.
Their wedding took place at the
home of the brides mother. Mrs.
Minerva B. Piper. in Rockport. Rev.
Andrew Young officiating. Preced-
ing the ceremony. which was attend
ed by the immediate, relatives of the
couple. Mrs. Wesley Thurston rem
dered II Love YOU" and Miss Veda
Mckinney played the wedding
march from Lohengrin. In gown
OF orchird georgette crepe and wear
ing veil OF Spanish lace. the bride
was very charming and carried a
shower OF roses. She was attended
by her sister, Miss Lucy Piper, as
maid OF honor. Misses Wilma and
Katherine True of Hope officiated as
ring bearer and flower girl. The
bride has for some time been a
teacher in the public schools of
Rockland and is an accomplished
musician. The bridegroom Is an ex-
service man.
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lily from Riverside were visitors Sun.
day at the home Of Mrs. Browns par.
enta, Mr.. ard Mrs. J. c. Gould.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. c. Berry have re.
turned to Portland after a visit at the
home of her sister. Mrs. J. c. Gould
The many friends Of Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Crosby gave them a reception at
the home Of his parents Friday eve
ming, Oct. II. Many beautiful gifts of
silver and cut glass were presented 70
them. and a social hour enjoyed by all.
after which refreshments were served.
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Lees Display
Superior APPLES

Apples that don't grow every day
and on every apple tree are being
displayed this week in the Augusta
Trust Co.'S place Of business by
Fred W., M. r. and H. H. Lee. A
conspicuous placard says. 1T pays
to spray and prune apple trees. II
their products are a result, then the
statement Is conclusively proven
The varieties include Ben Davis
Kings. Baldwin. Gravenstein. Starks
Tolman Sweets. Macintosh Reds
Nodheads. Wagners and some of I'M
known name.
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BELGRADE

Mrs r. s. Bernauer Of Oakland
will preach at the Old South Church
next Sunday. Oct. IS at 2:3o O'Clock
II pleasant This probably will be
Mrs. Bernauer's last service for the
season and a large attendance is
hoped for. Following this service
the Woman's Relief Corps of Oak
lend will present flag to the Sum
day school with appropriate exer-
cises. A delegation of their mem
bers from the Oakland and Sidney
club win be present.
The Ladies Aid will meet with
Mrs. Marion Stevens next Wednes-
day. Oct 90. when the work will be
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ALBION

Mrs Emma Carr has gone to New
tonville. Mass. to pass the winter.
John Waldron Of Augusta passed
the weekend with his parents. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Waldron.
Mrs. Rose Higgins Of waterviIle
visited relatives in town last week
Mrs. Mabel Kennedy IL visiting reia-
tives in Augusta.
Mr.. and Mrs r. J. Brown and FAM
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Junior Patrol to Aid Police

Boys ranging In age from II 10 16
will form a Junior police patrol Mt
Seattle, according to- plans sane
toned by Chief Of Police w. b. Sew
eryns. Each youth will wear a, star
and carry q card. Their duties will
be to report and prevent vandalism
and inoendiarism In the residence
districts.
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BELFAST
HOnors for Belfast Girls

Two Belfast girls have been hon
ored ir Massachusetts, colleges. Miss
Katherine E. Frost, youngest daugh-
ter of Mayor and Mrs. Orlando E.
Frost. has been elected to the
Psyche, an honorary sorority for
seniors and juniors at Wheaton Col
lege. at which she Is a Junior. This
sorority has limited membership
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and only those of high standing II

and only those Of high standing in
accomplishment and character are
eligible and even then it is entirely
optional with members who shall be
added to the roll. One of the con-
ditions is to achieve Grade B in Eng
lish for one year.
Miss Frost established a record In
the Belfast High two years ago when
she won the valedictory at the age
of IA years, being graduated a month
later just after passing her 18th
birthday.
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SUPERINTENDENT of schools and Mrs.
-, NV =, W: Burrill and Principal Ever.
ma " " Perkins Of Cony high school
EoanMrs. Perkins have returned from
,,;ton, where they attended the ex-
nir r,ses In observance of the 25th an.
Ensarv Of the founding of the
sss .on high school. Mr.. Burrill
sc ss ,ne first principal Of the high
81 .i there and Mr.. Perkins was al
utr one time member Of the fac
pas,,. oetore coming to Augusta. The
W automobile.
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Arcane Club Meets

The Arcana club held their regular
monthly meeting at the home Of Mrs.
Effie Decker Wednesday. The meet
ing was opened by the club presi-
dent, Mrs. Nettie Keene. with the
club prayer. The quotations were
given from autumn poems. Current
events were given by the members.
Secretary's report was read and ac-
cepted and also the report Of the
dinner given by the husbands to the
Arcana ladies at the Lancey house,
Pittsfield on Oct 9. was read md
placed ION file. Mrs. Addie Holt read
n very fine article. 1.-The Story Of
Ramona" Mrs. Nettie Keene read.
THE Life of Francis Burnett" The
meeting closed with the Club Col
lect. after which the hostess served
refreshments
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me annual business meeting OF
@ christian Endeavor Society OF
s Ms Penney Memorial United Bap-
@ sS. church. will be held. this Friday
u msnihg, s o'clock. All members are
seq TO be present. The new ofn-
AZ ms OF the society will be voted up
SAND ana duly installed on the first
sunday in Noyemher.
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| be practically unrestricted hereafter.
Only objections from the artistic
point OF view may he made. and. 1t
In hoped within short time to re-
store the pre-war night activities Of
porlin
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Miss Margaret Jones. who has
boon visiting in the city as the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Kimball and
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward d. HARDWOOD.
returned Thursday to her home In
Stowbridge. Mass,
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Inviting. appetizing. tasty desserts
depend absolutely on the havoring
extracts used. Ask for Bakers. At
all grocers.
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AUGUSTA LOCALS

Mrs. William Bachelor Of South
Harpswell is passing the week in this
city as the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Nat
Elwel Bennett street.
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MRS Katherine c. Morrill,. a work.
Tor the Maine Children's Home
we'e'y, has returned from two
weeks vacation which she enjoyed
~. ashland with friends and rela-
yves yves Previous to that she was at
ssou'hwest Harbor and Bar Harbor
. .Os several weeks on business for the