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New Britain herald., 1924-01-10
priye Winners

Prize Winners
 Fist team A-i--Daigle Robideaux, Smedhurg. Lemeris.
 Second team---Met. Serv.--Bedford Cassidy. Ewald. Granger.
 Third team-Machine- II. Hart. Pavsno, q. Livingston. Goat prize--H. $. smith. Pythian Sisters Install. Pythian Temple, No. 2e. Pythian Sisters. held installation exercises last evening in Odd Fellows hall. and the recently elected officers were in- ducted into office before one of the largest crowds assembled in some time. The work was in charge Of Grand Chief Mrs. Snyder Of Hartford. Supper was served at s:30 o'clock and n social and entertainment fol- lowed the work.
 Stockholders Mceting.
 The annual meeting Of the stock holders Of the Plainville Trust Co. will be held tomorrow evening at S o'clock in tho bank. A board Of directors will be chosen for the com ing year and other matters Of inpor- tance will be discussed.
 bUHUaI NfttiURs
 The annual meeting of the Womans Auxiliary or the Episcopal church of Our Saviour is being held this after. noon in the church psrlors. Important matters were to come up for discus sion and election Of officers was schcd- l ulcd to take place.
 The annual meeting uf the Episco. i gational church will bn held this eve ming at o'clock in tho church. oni. ! cers will bo elected for the coming l year and reports of tho past year win ! be read and acted on.
 The annual mctlng Of the Episco. i pal church pill be held tomorrow cte- ! ming and important business will he | transacted.
 Legion Installation
 The installation Of tho officers Of Brocl,- Barnes post. American Legion. was held last evening at the post rooms on Whiting street. The cere- monies were in charge Of State Dep uty Ramon Of thc Windsor Locks post The officers Of the post elected for the coming year arc as follows: rom ma nder, Harry J. Fisher: first
 
 vnd tice-commander. Frank i.sNas- seur; adjutant. C. 0. cutting: chap lain, Rev. Charles <. WyckoG: treas- urcr, J. F. Usher: service officer. Robert Craig. sergeant t-arms. Will jam Cunningham; historian. Cecil Bedford. and athletic officer Floyd lalish. Following the installation. past badges were presented 70 the following by the state deputy \. F. Green. James F.. Tshcr harold orning. Merton ]. lamb and John ]. Guidgu. Remarks were made by Major \. E. Green who was the first com- rander or Brock Barnes post and , commander Warrington of I:au-Iocke , ,ost of Hartford. Following the regular business of , he meeting. a wonderful rcpaSi of f french pastry which took tho shape , f holes surrounded hy twisted ropes |, md Cafc au l.ait was serted The q
 Ccentinued on Twelfth rssel For Etti -Tsuemcrt Of six rooms. U modern improvements. in Scri i, tock Inquire at Ncri Eros. store dN1. i, Our .elntcuth annual saIe IS noa on. d, Tc arr oTs ring e0cs discount on our {, niirc stock 0f dry goods. meu's |, ear. window shades. floor coverings ,- nd hoots. shoes and ruhbers for men. ', omen and children. Sale continues q pr tH-o weeks. ending Sat. Jan. i9. ', |. 4. James. West Main st.-adst. v
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New Britain herald., 1924-01-10

UuT. elntcuth annual sdIc is noa on. wc ar oscfinE zoe, discount on our entire stock of dry goods. mems wear. window shades. floor coverings and boots. shoes and ruhbers for men. women and children. Sale continues for tH1o weeks. ending Sat. Jan. i9. H. 4. James. West Main st.-adst.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-10
The Primes Cottage

Fresh fish for Friday. GisHa and lonketty. Eensington. s47-15.-adyt.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-10
tcentinned on TweInh ras.l

For Etti Tenement Of six rooms. all modern imrros emerts. in Scri block Inquire at Ncri Eros. st0re.-- adu
New Britain herald., 1924-01-10

Norton's wood keeps you warm. lakes your bread. and bakes your rake. like mother used 10 make. Just call s57-s for a toad.-adtt.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-10
Rcmoslclling Kilby House

Carpenters were at work this morn ing remodelling the kilby House in kcnsington, which, 1t is understood, will be changed into four tenement house. The building has not been used for some time and has been more or less affected by time and weather
New Britain herald., 1924-01-10

\ large class Of candidates Of Wal liugfoid lodge. Shepherds of Bethle- hem. will be initiated at meeting Of Star of Golden lodge Of this town in Red Mems hall tomorrow evening.
New Britain herald., 1924-01-10
Busy Bee sewing Circle

Mrs. r Nartindale was olrrttd president of the BuSy Bee Sewing circle at meeting held last evening at tho home or Miss MaIsei Johnson. The other officers who were elected 10 sertc with her during the coming year are ss follows: Vice -prc sidcnt. Miss N. FOran: secretary. Miss r. Di- Manchc: treasurer. Miss I. Forau: en- tertsiument committee. Mics N. Hub bell and Mrs. NJ. Foran: sick commit
New Britain herald., 1924-01-10
Church Chimes Arrive

The new chimes for the First Com gregational church arti, cd ycsterda, al the local freight station and work on the installation will ebgin st once. The clock for tn" church tower has also arrived from the seth Thomas Clock company in ThCmast0u. The chimes arc the lam- ous Westminster chimes and are the gi1 oi ths Peek family. members Of th+ church since the church society was nrst organized here. Staging for th. srcciiof of the clock and the in- stsiiation of tho chimes has already bcor put iu place so that ths nev i'm yro, cmcnis Wiii soon be operating
New Britain herald., 1924-01-10
Stockholders Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the stock holders of the Plainville Trust Co. will be held tomorrow evening at $ o'clock in tho bank A board of directors will be chosen for the con- ing year and other matters Of inpor- tance will Dc discussed
New Britain herald., 1924-01-10
IgoicIts Funeral

Tho funeral or Mrs. Nellie Rob, rts. who died Tuesday night at her home on Broad street. will be held from there tomorrow afternoon at e:Sa o'c1ock. Ecv. \. F. Dewberry. pastor Of the V. r.. church will oniciate and burial vi1l De in West cemetery. W 4. Bailey & Co.. are in chargo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
Cutter Bear Damaged,
but Wins Arctic Fight

ktONE Alaska. July 49, The coast
~ guaFd cutter Bear grand OH
craft ~ the iey wastes. where ships
arc ships, haa whipped old Eoreaa
20 a fuzfic aFuln.
Battered BIS icc. her umbera
strained two blades n her propeller
gone and her ruddcr wfcnchsd loose.
Tho Bear CAME iBto unc roadftead
here yesterday aud dropped anchor.
She msde port thru the heaviest
ioo seen DOB these waters FOR q quar-.
tor of century
n was down 90 The northeast Of
st. Lawrence island that The Ice pack
from the northern sound. hurried on
its way by sudden shin n wind
from Siberia. caught tho Bear
against the shore fields.
bay after day she fought her way.
slipping stssthily thru an opening.
nosing about in a sea going lagoon.
always battling the clutching arms
q the "old Man of the North %
Then the Ice seized her and carried
her helpless thru Bsring straits.
The lee broke near the entrance
10 k0tzebue Sound and the Bear
slipped thru, fought her way 10 the
westward. close 10 Cape Espenberg.
and % along the northern shore To
Cape Prince ~ wales. where she
found clear water and showed her
heels 20 the Ice pack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
Girl-WHe Asks Mayor
to Help Find Husband
Who Never SAN Son

Archwood ave. Cleveland 'Afy huE
band. who had been W and unable 20
meet our debts. was last seen In
Cleveland April 2. That was seven
weeks before our baby waa born.
~ love him and he was always
kind and good 10 me. think he
worried 20 much that he did not
know what he was doing.
Il am 30 lonesome and pray for
him 10 como back or write TO ME
and the baby son he has never seen.
cry overy night. II do no, soon
hear from him IN slip back into tho
shadows OF thr Valley or Death
again. bceausc life won't hold much
for baby and me II Archil doesn't
como hack.
Williams Is g ycsrs old. siudioup.
and an omniycrous reader. He IS
six feet tall. weighs l45 pounds aud
has light brown hair. blue eyes and
"A very fair complexion. He is an
expert carbon lamp icatcr.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
Barrel H { arm c
POSTPONED

Arraigumsut OF five men. includ.
Ing two former Seattle policemen, on
first degree murder charges in con.
nection with the alleged 'glquor nj,
lacking attempt on Loui, Barrel.
June 8. WIS postponed Friday after.
noon TO next Tuesday by Judge Ev.
erctt Z. Smith.
Attorney John Dore. OF the de.
Tense staff Is detained IN fedora,
court on other cases.
The fye men. four Of whom arc
In custody Ia the county Jail. are:
Oscar T. Redeem and Joseph n.
Burt. former policemen: Harry Ian.
dakcr. Chester \. Rothsrnail and c.
H. stevens aiists Monirose. Stevens
has never been captured.
Barrel was fatally shot ON his
ranch on May creek. near Rcnton.
in what the prosecution claims was
an attempt by the five men 10 steal
% quantity OF liquor hidden on tho
ranch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
SEEK MATE FOR
LA TOILETTE
Enthusiastic ProgreSSiyeS
Meet in Washington
ny TRlIER rnwARns

WASHINGTON July rs With
high hopes for success of thu indie
pendent ticket in November. "a mint-
ant band d senator Robert IA Fol-
lettes followers gathrrtd here to-
day nom every section % the coun.
try 20 select hts running mate
No decision ON the independent
vice presidential candidate win be-
reached until the matter has been
discussed fully by the entire group
of e. which constitutes me national
committee of the Ia Toilette orr
SANITATION. While i6 names viii be
presented 20 the committee. a h.
understood that consideration had
narrowed down 20 four
John >, Mcsparan. master OF the
Pennsylvania state grange
Peter Witt Cleveland labor leader
James Maurer. head Of the PENN
sylvania state Federation ~ iabor.
Jerley Christensen. fsrmer-lai,or
candidate Tor president In 1880
McSparran, a democrat, who ran
a strong race against Gov Pinchot
In Pennsylvania. was said TO be the
most likely choice. as the commit
tee met. lie Is a real dirt farmer.
fully informed on the farmers needs
and rafting good eampalEncr. a
factor needed on tho independent
ticket The fact that he Is an
Eastern man Is said 10 ~ In his
favor.
BEFORE the selection Is made. n n
understood Senator Ia Folletts him
SELF may address the meeting and
while not attempting 20 dictate the
choice, may picture the man needed
FOR tho place,
Tho meeting WIS called 20 order
by William N. Johnston. president
u the International Machinls,f
union.
A new element was injected into
the situation when Il was reported
that senator In Toilette again IL
pressing Senator Burton X. Wheel.
ar. democrat OF Montana 10 be his
running mate.
II was indicated hy Wheeler that
ho might reach definite decis.
ion later today. whether TO run az
vice presidential candidate with Ia
Toilette.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
BURIED" YOUTH
COMES HOME
Parents Mourn Over Body
OF Unknown Boy

ATLANTA. Ca July rs John "
Hinton ls years Ola who vas
buried" Bl Bogsrt late yesterday.
vas a' home with ha parents here
again today
The remains Of south found on
a railroad track near cauerNlIle
were identified by Mr and Mrs VII
liam u Hinton az their son. Who had
len home a few days previously.
Plans were made for tho funeral ana
relatives and school matss Of young
Hinton viewed the body aud con.
firmsd the identity. Insurance nd
iustsrs came and arranged clalms and
adjustment papers.
Then the body was taken 10 30.
cart and an impressive funeral
service held
A. the ggiefstricken father and
mother and other mourners were
boarding train 90 return 10 Atlanta.
young Hinton rushed up. Ilo had
been visiting with q distant relative
near Bogart and hls whereabouts
learned by cousin. who went for
him.
Authorities now believe tho body
buried as that of young Hinton was
that u cottis Harris, 10. OF nlakely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18

body with more beef than brains
came along and gave him d wad Of
chewing tobacco.
That fixed Ted.
lie turned up his toes and y. H.
Palmer. chairman Of the King coun.
~ same commission, said no was
dead.
u. a. Bryant. taxidcrmist. Fot an
order 20 stuff him.
This order. however. was given
over Tcd's dead" body and when
the cub heard u he "a, right up and
protested.
oh. yes. he DID. Henry says 20.
Wen. they gave the cub loaf Of
bread 10 go on with and he seemed
20 be getting all right. Then DE had
another relapse. He's getting over
that. now,
But every night DC refuses 10 20
20 sleep until Charlie sheldon. fore.
man or the night crew az the show.
comforts HIM.
THAT there cub.' says Henry,
Flaws his head on Charles shoulder
and just cries himself to sleep every
night"
Amt nature simply grnnd7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
.DOHENYS POST
$4,000 BAIL.
Oil Millionaires in Fraud
Case Insure Appearance

Los ANGELES. July Bond Or
5000 each 20 insure their appear
aneo for trial In Washington. y. C
was posted here today by Y. L. Do.
heny and his ron. r. l.. Doheny. Jr.
with United states Commlsslonsr
Long.
The oil miilionaires. charged with
fraud by a federal grand jury On
connection with the Elk Inns naval
oil reserve leases, In California. were
accompanied 10 the commissioner
office By Frank J. Hogan, their ~.
tOrney.
Dohsny. sr.. appeared quite calm.
lie peered thru his spectscies and
watched the proceedings with little
interest.
Attorney Hogan ala most Of the
talking. Lenving the office. the trio
spoke IN low tones. conveTsing with
each other
A photographer stationed behind a
corridor pillar startled them some
what with flashiight gum eE.
ploslon. Doheny made no comment.
Nearly half a million tourist cars
entered the state OF Washington last
year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18

gerous as II has been carefully built
on the hard lessons Of human expert
encc ihruout the growth OF demo.
cratic government"
McCabc former member OF the
Brotherhood of Locomotive Bngi.
ncers. has been endorsed by the rail.
way brotherhoods.
IIo was born in Minnesota. raised
on a farm and studied law while
employed as n fireman and engineer.
IIc wns admitted TO tho bar In Cali.
fornla in 1910. by tho supreme court
OF this state in 1912. and tho U. $.
supreme court in 1918,
McCabo lives at t0t tith ave. N.
He has rcddcd In Seattle for II
years.
McCnbc was foreman Of tho King
county grand jury which returned
indictments against 1903 Seattle
gamblers, but which refused TO nuke
report that might DO used for pc.
llticnl purposes in the municipal cleo.
tona
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
Shaver Will Head
Davis Campaign

NEW YORK. July is.-Ciem
Shaver. OF Yves; Virginia. the man
who did more than anyone 10 bring
nbout the nomination OF John w.
Davis. has been decided upon az
chairman OF tho democratic national
committee and Davis campaign
manager the United Press was in.
formed by reliable source today.
Announcement OF shaver's ap.
pointment is expected this evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
WELL, BESSIE STILL
Is GETTING DINNER
WITH PAYING FOR 1T

one walked into a fashionable
~ second ave. cafe and Or.
dered an expensive meal And
when u was finished. defisd the
walter and cashier 10 collect the
bin.
Not only once. but many
times. did pretty Bessie Erickson
"eut free on such establish
mcnia az the PiKn Whistle and
the Pusfn Boots. police say. But
II eventually led 20 Bcssie'a be.
ing dcthined In the city Jail.
She was arrested Thursday
night az COS PIKE u. by Patrol.
men G.. H. Arnold and II. Sc.
benlek.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18

MAYOR EDWIN J BROWN. chief
Au executive OF Seattle. wash
was Friday asked 60 ind a man los,
in Cleveland, ohio. And the mayor
touched az tho faith o. young girl.
wife. chlyalrously came 20 her aid
thru his pollce force and Tho Seattle
Star.
II am 90 years old and The mother
Of blue.cyed baby hog writes MrH
Archil Brausou Williams. Of sg07
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18

one would think the old boat would
take "a rest after that experience. But
the Bear iFut that kind N boat a
few repairs and then she'll steam
away into the Arctic
There arr Eskimo8 starving up
there by THE circle" and they De-
pend on The Bear and her food sup
piles. The Bear is going on "a
usual"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
PAINFUL BEAUTY

ARJEELING. Thibct Women
t1hibst. Ike their Western sisters
m beauty thru suffering. The
ssaonable Thibetan lady rabs her
y hands and neck wlth melted
Nnw before going to bod. ard next
szains dusfs her face with finely
sslsFsd ashes in order 10 whiien
n complexion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
Wife Saves Hubby
From Enraged Bull

MANTEyA. cal., July ls.-By
ssllrs into corral with a pitch.
u and thrusting The prongs into
As body Of an Infatuated bull. ob.
rms q her own danger. Mrs. Il.
A9nl. residing near her. saved her
a1aaf fruhr death
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
ny JIM MARSHALL

II the midst OF All the hustle aud
L hustle and zip and ycrye and 10
forth connected with the Seattle
Sports show. ". j. Henri. secretary
OF the association. got telephone
message Friday.
n s.id' "Pulse normal. rcsplp.
ton %, X. temperature o."
When Mr.. Henry got this message
he sighed deeply and said: Thank
Godr'
This was because Ted. the shows
pet bear cub. who has been lowering
right on the brink Of tho grave for
some DAYS, was reported out Of dan.
ger again.
Ted Is dsnixen h that tho right
wordg-of the state game depart
ment's exhibit and hangs out around
the truppcrs' cabin. Visitors fed him
No heartily that he got sick. They
took him and Eavo him castor oil
and EPSON salts and 70 forth. and
d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18

superior court
bench Friday. on.
posing Judge A.
wv. Ifrntcr In dc.
|partment No. 2.
McCabe Is max.
ing his campaign
on a platform OF
reservation OF our
jury system. II
nm entering the
ruco as tho can.
1ldatc OF tho aver.
age citizen" Nc.
Cabc said. AT.
tacks upon our
fury Aygtcm ARC
unWlpo and dnn
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
CHEW or TOBACCO
PROVES HIS NEMESIS

People started feeding Ted cherries
and candy Nd chewing gum and be
stood the strain nobly. Then some
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
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Perfect Mayonnaise
AZ All Times

Tbere is one way 10 be
ere ofhaving a perfect
msyonnsise at all times
smooth. thick. rich
and DELICIOUS andthat
ne way is 10 use Gold
Medal hiayonnaise
The delieaey of fresh
srcs the sweet-as-a-nut
ssyor Of fine salad oils.
nd teasy tang Of rare
rlccs are all in Gold
Medal MlayonnaiSe be-
ause it is knocked.
Made fresh every day
and delivered TO your
rooer in speedy motor
trlcks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18
Grand Jury's
Foreman Runs
for Judgeship

james McCabc. well known Seattle
attorney and foreman of tho recent
kInk county grand jury. filed for Tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-07-18

Nearly half a million tourist cars
entered the state OF Washington last
year.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-17

Bowdoinham, 1st.. Lawrence Merri-
man, Harpswell. snd.: best plate of
crabappies.. Mrs. F. P. Weber.
Eowdoinham, list. Mrs. c. S. Hatch.
Bowdoinham, End; best sample OF
tomatoes, Mrs. y. p. Weber. Bow
doinham, lst.. Frank johnson. Bow
doinham. end; best collection OF
tomatoes. Hazel Smith. Topsham,
ist., Mrs. W. S. Noyes. Topshanl,
End: best dish of Bellpepper. F. +.
Daggett. Topsham, 1st.. Frank john
son. Bowdoinham. End: best sample
of cranberries. Mrs. w. c. Cressey.
Topsham. 1st., Mrs. F. p. Weber.
Bowdoinham, End; best fancy
basket of mixed fruit raised by ex-
bibitor, J. ]. Staples, Bowdoin. 1st-
Mrs. c. S. Hatch. Bowdoinham. End;
best collection OF apples. five speci-
mems only, w. l.. Maloon. Bowdoin.
lst.; Mr.. C. S. Hatch. Bowdoinham.
1st., Frank Johnson, Bowdoinham.
End: Arthur Graves. Topsham. list,
Harry Edgecomb, Topsham, End; A.
H. Donnell, w. Bath. 1st.; E. A.
Drinkwater, Sabattus., LIST.
Jstiies, Pickles, ketehups and SyruSs
Finest collection of jellies not less
Bowdoinham, lst.. Mrs. Maria
Graves, Topsham. md: best dozen
Jars of pickles, Mrs. L. A. Taylor:
Webster. lst.; finest samples or
ketchups, Lucian White. Topsham.
list, finest sample of fruit syrup,
Mrs. c. S. Hatch. Bowdoinham. list.
M ade by Girl Under 16 Years OF Age
Best sponge cake, Lorraine Heenie.
Bowdoinham. LIST; hest jelly roll.
Dorothy Louis. Topshsm. LIST, Doris
Wilson. Topsham. End. Rohtta
Whitney. Bowdoinham. 3rd.; best
loaf Of layer cake. Rohita Whitney
Bowdoinham. list. Persia Whitney.
owdoinlam. end. best plate Of
doughnuts, Doris Wilson. 1st.: best
loaf of chocolate cake. Lorraine
Heenie, Bowdoinham LIST, Doris
Wilson. Topsham. 2nd.: best plate
of sugar cookies, Doris Wilson.
Topsham, 1st.; hest plate OF
Molasses cookies. DoriS Wilson. 1st.:'
best loaf of graham bread, 'Persis
Whitney. Bowdoinham. 1st. Rohita
Whitney Bowdoinham. End; best
loaf of rye and Indian Bread
Persis Whitney. Bowdoinham, list,
Christine Rackley, Topsham. End,
Helen Spraguc, Topsham, 3rd.: best
loaf of yeast bread, Lila Bishop
Lisbon Falls. 1st.. Lorraine Heenie.
End; best plate of biscuits, Doris
Wilson. Topsham, LIST: best plate
of yeast rolls, Persis Whitney, 1st,
Robert Whitney, End.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-17
ANSt)N

The Arson fire department has
purchased a new Ford truck.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben p. Frost were
in Waterville. Wednesday to attend
the Pythian Sisters convention.
A La Toilette meeting was held in
the town hall Wednesday evening.
G. V. Hovey of North Arson was
business visitor in town Thursday.
Friends of Mrs. Cora Hilton will
be panied to learn that she is con-
fined to her home by illness.
Mrs. Lysander Berry, who Ia criti-
cally Ill. remains about the same.
The w. c. Il. u. held their regular
meeting Thursday at the home of
Mrs. Nellie Viles.
Rehearsals for the play to be held
Oct. "a in connection with the Sum-
shine fair, are progressing rapidly.
Roscoe Nichols, has purchased a
Ford truck to be used in the work
around the garage.
Leon Young and Henry NORM left
the first of the week for Boston,
where they enlisted in the Navy.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-17
WARREN

Roy Springer and children. Ruth and
Russell of Walpole. Mass. were the
week end guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Starrett.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wilson are re-
ceiving congratulations on the birth
of young son. born Saturday at
Rockland hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ludwick will
move into Cassie Means house just va
Gated by Fred Peabody.
Miss Harriet Stevens returned home
Monday after passing a few days in
Portland.
Mrs. Lura Jones, who has been
boarding with Mrs. Fred Starrett the
past four months. returned to her
home in Portland Sunday.
Mrs. Cassie Dolham was the guest
Of Mrs. Ralph Robinson Wednesday.
Crockett Batchelder, who has been
critically III at the hospital for the
past two weeks. is reported much bet
ter.
Mrs. Ebert starrett passed Monday
in Rotkland
Frank Creighton of Union called On
Fred Starrett Wednesday.
Mrs. John Clements. who has been
the guest Of her daughter. Mrs Mar
garet Page of New Hampshire. the
past three weeks returned home Tues
day. She was accompanied by her two
grandchildren.