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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
EXTRA MAN BITES noe

Norman Kerry. who will be seen
next In Rupert Hughes True as
steel. was walking along tho streets
OF Beverly Hills recently when a
small dag ran out and bit him on the
leg. Kerry picked up the canine.
bit him on the leg. asked him how
he liked 1t and sent him on HIS way.
Charles A. Dana, when asked for a
definition Of news, said: "lf dog
bites a man that isn't news. If a
man bites a dog. IT Is" Therefore
this story has news value.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
Vital Statistics
(eRTus
L9RTHS

Births IN their househoiS, a.,
ported BY the following rnes.
DelgAdo. Peter Alonzo. 1871 ys..,.
~. boy.
Knoth. julius August. 1873 W II.
~. boy. -
Merriek. Ivan Edward. .7is i,,s a.
8. W girl
watanabs. kyusaburA 1874 J,e,r,
a.. girl.
Tanaka. soichL fzf Charles n =.
Hasegawa, RiyoEuke HsrrT :,
Dearborn 81. girl. "
Martin. Carl T., 2iGf Horton 4, ..
Nelson. Oscar. NAshon islsrt ~
willard. Jefferson. 1919 W. 81
boy.
Foots. Charles Vernon. Iiss itst n,
~. girl.
Hoffman. Charles E.. ,yib Fin -.
W. girl
Macdonald. Fusion Alszana.r, II
Fourth ave, boy.
Smith. c. Jules. 1871 .sth ave 4
boy. =
Olson. John. 1905 Ward ST. bar
Ballantyne. Roscoe w.. ittf -,
ave. s. w. boy.
Williams. Alfred l., T3i n. ~ r
girl
Kunkle. Lavere. Black pssno,s !.
Perry. Clifford. 27iT =. 5srd II II
MIST, Raymond O.. Lake Burisr "a
Jenkins. David. eeli ioih ave. X 4
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22

bottle, and YOU have a whole quar-.
ter.plnt of tho most wonderful skin
whitcncr, softcncr and beautifier
Massage this swcetly fragrant
lemon bleach into the face neck,
arms and hands. II can not irritato.
Famous stage beauties uso II to
bring that clear, youthful skin and
rosy'whlic complcxion; also ms a
frcckle, sunburn and tan bleach. You
must mix this remarkable lotion
yourself, II can not be bought ready
TO uso because e acts best immcdi.
ntcly after II IL prepared. -Adver.
tlscmcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
journalism
LEAVES YOU FOREVER
Deep Seated Uric Acid Deposits Are
Dissolved and the Rheumatic Poi.
son Starts TO Leave the System
Within Twenty.four Hours.

Every druggist In this county 4.
authorized to say TO every rheumatic
sufferer that II a full pint bottle OF
Allenrhu. tho sure conqueror OF
rheumatism, does not show the way
to stop the agony. reduce swollen
joints and do awny with even the
slightest twingc OF rheumatic pain.
he will gladly return your money
without comment.
Allenrhu has been tried and tested
for years, and really marvellous re-.
suits have been accomplished In the
most severe cases where tho suffer.
ing and agony was intense and nit
cous and where the patient was
helpless.
Mr.. James VI. Allen. Of Rochester,
N. Y. the discoveror OF Allenrhu
who for many years suffered tho
tormenls OF acute rheumatism. dc.
sires all sufferers TO know that he
does not want q cent Of nnyonc's
money unleSs Allcnrhu decisively
conauors this worst Of ali diseases,
and he has instructed druggists 10
guarantee II ms above In every In
stance. All druEglsis can supply
Won .---Advarilsamnnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
RHEUMATIC PAINS
bAN|SHED WITH
OLD DUTCH REMEDY
Local Druggists Give Money Back
N First Treatment Fails
To Bring Relief

You can say goodbye TO pains from
rheumatism. EQui, nrurttiH ana n~u-
raiEia as sufferers from these ALL
menta Ia Holland do when they use n
remarkable oil discovered by n Hol-
land chemist over $50 years ago.
Rheumatic troubles are very common
in Holland. due Go the damp. wet con-
ditiunA OF the country. which " below
sea level. II iH natural then that n
remedy for these Ills should orig
inatn In that country. ha X has. And
this amazing. thoroughly depend
able old remedy " always kept on
hand for Immediate use In Holland
homes. Thousands Of persons in
Europe and this country. who have
uaed this wonderful oil for the past
century. say the astounding. prompt
relief from II seems little short OF
miraculous.
m first removes tho cause OF rhcu-
matte ailments. For most OF these
ills arc due 10 some internal infcc-
ton in the body--which broadcasta
pain causing" poisonH. These set =
tie in the afflicted spot and set up
n terrific pain or cause swelling and
stiff Joints. This amazing oil seeks
out the trouble--baniHhes tho poia-
onH-clcAnsoH the system. Naturally
when tho cause OF the pain has been
removed you instantly begin to feel
and look better and the painful
cease TO bother you. II you are tired
OF suffering with these painful all
ments. don't let another day pass
until you try this remarkable old
Holland discovery.
This old Dutch remedy II called
Red Mil HaRrlem oil. Local drug
gists have obtained limited amount
OF the oil and offer u TO sufferers
from rheumatic pains under n posi-
tive guarantee TO refund the pur-
chase price. " even the first treat
m ent falls TO bring prompt grateful
relief. Remember TO Insist on the
Red Mil. imported brand. Put up
In capsule rm-pleasant 10 take
inexpensive. Red Mil Haarlem oil
can be obtained. with the money
back guarantee, from such good
druggists as Owl Drug Company
Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
NOVEL Dun. STAGED
IL COLUMBIA PICTURE.

IL an umbrella miFhiisr thaa the
swordG Doug MaeI.can thinks 40 and
well he might In his latest comedy.
THE Yankee Consul" which is
showing az tho Columbia this week
the popular comedian Nights a thril.
inE duel with the would h. villain.
using an umbrella while his opponent
yields sharp blnded. sharp pointed
sword with expert precision. while
the scene n staged in All seriousness.
Il IL one OF the funniest cf the pic.
ture
Maefnan q supported by a splen'
ga east that includes the charming
Patsy Ruth Miller as the Eih who
causes an the fighting
There N new episode Of the
Fast sieppcm series on the same
bill.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
NORTH or NEVADA"
WINTER GARDEN FILM

VIVA, cowboys DO 20 the icnderfoot
who a. attircd In a riding costume
designed TO knock 'em dead" on
Finh ave. when he appears
among them 90 be admired. b. one
OF the hilarously funny scenes IN
Worth OF Nevada" the phb,oplhy
which went on view M the Winter
Garden FOR tho first time today.
"North Of Nevada" Il a delightful
Western thriller and tho cast IA a
great one including Fred Thomson
In tho leading role. Joe Buiterworth.
clever juvenile. Joseph swlcknrd.
Hazel Kccner. wilfred Lucas and
other.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
Who Knows?

MAS King George III. fat or
w lenn7
Griffith. in America" made
him spare. while Harry Beau.
mont. In Beau Brummol," made
him very plump in tho person OF
willard Louis. Both directors
spent months In research. and
each claims authority for his re.
gal portrait.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
DEATHS

Dc Silva. David. IS. sol Jasks', s
May 10.
Snyder. Robert NJ. 50. city. Ntl Z
Cove. Baby. infant s.fs III ~
n. f.. May 10.
Fraser. Anna, 10. SCI Fifth are J
May 20.
Barbour. VIII c. 81. Raymond Az
May IS.
Grogan. Matilda. s. tno tcsr'
given). May Is. =.
Mcmillan. William. 80. Presto, ~
May IL.
Jurgevich. Nick. so. New Richns
4. A.. Z
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
CRIPPLED VETS HIKE

SAN FRANCfsco,--Two Spanish.
American War vetornns--ono blind
and tho other crippled-reccntly ar.
rived in San Francisco from Los
Angeles after 81 days Of hiking. The
crippled soldier guided tho expedition
from his wheel chair. which was
pushed by his siphtless comradc.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
sLEUTH IN PULPIT

LONDON, England Carefully hid.
den bohlnd the pulpit. the juntor Of
ST. Wilfrlds church saw Miss Lillian
Bellamy, music teacher. remove
frcc.will offering envelopes from n
box with hntpin. A charge OF burg.
larry was placed against the woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
Lemons Bleach
the Skin White

49,
The only harm.
less why TO bleach
the skin white Is
10 mix the juice of
two lemons with
three ounces of
Orchard White.
which any drug.
gist viii supply
for n few cents.
Shake we'll in a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
WATER snuT.oFF NOTICE

MATER viii be shu, Off Fri.
w day. from s n. m. 10 p.
m. on the following areas:
on Dawson St. from 42d ave.
8. 10 ssth ave. s.
on 18th ave. S. w. from Hol.
den ~. 70 W. Henderson 81.
on ". Trenton st. and W.
Sullivan ST.. from 18th ave. s.
w. 10 10th ave. S. ".
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22

worth going 20 sec.
The histriouio ability Of Gloria
Grey. Gertrude olmsied. Cullen
lands, Raymond Mckee. Emily
F'itxroy and Arthur cuuicr. stand
out yiyidly. other parts arc tn tho
capable hands Of Alfred Allen. vlr
Finla Boardman. Myrtle Vane. Jack
paughcriy and Ruth stonchonre,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
ArRANY. n

ALBANY. n. y Nay ,,-z.
bert Fuller fen three s,sss. -
an afr SHAFT. shattehnT a. -.
canopy He was arrested. g..
with malicious Destruction a ~.
erty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22

George Hacaihorne. who win be
remembered for his fino acting as
tho hunchback in The Morry.Go.
Round viii be seen in the title
role OF Checkers"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22

slim somorviuc. one OF the orig
inal famous keystone Cops has
returned 20 the Fox West Coast stu
dos. after a years absence. He
win direct a series Of two-resl com
slies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
DIVORCE RECORD
.uIrs FILEI

SUITS FILED
Robt. l. VS.. Elizabeth X DAWES
cruelty.
Emma II. VS.. George D. whl's y
support.
Henry vs.. Glsdy Perry, cruelty.
Hedvig vs.. Jacob Jezernick' y
support.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
Harold Lloyd Is a
Daddy; It's a Girl

HOLLYWOOD. Cal. May "a
Harold Lloyd Joined the ranks Of
happy fathers today. Mrs. Lloyd.
known on tho screen a. Mildred
Davis. gave birth to daughter in
hospital
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22

There will be July meeting In.
cluded In the schedule. but this will
not be planned definitely until we
meet at Sealth,
Read the Torchl The news Is there.
II YOU have free time during the
summer offer your services to help
aboard ship. Start your 10 points
today. The yacht trip comes in July.
The ship Is ready for visitors and
with summer coming on there will be
many tourists to see us. Girls who
were to act as guides are asked to
register for the summer months.
Guides must be girls who know
Campfire, who arc trustworthy and
who will wear white middios and blue
skirts. The guides list is up. Reg.
lister the next time YOU arc down.
We arc preparing n summer OK.
hibit Of craft articles. bead work,
gowns, etc. WIN you turn your
articles in TO headquarters by June
1902 All articles exhibited AT the
time Miss Kempthornc and Miss
Bnckhouso are here will be Judged
for national honors. II YOU haven't
something YOU will exhibit why not
make an article now?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-05-22
The schedule for the meetings of

The schedule for the meetings OF
the Wecata group is as follows:
Thursday. May $3.50 aboard
ship. Work partyl Wear old clothes.
"Wednesday, May $3.50, Council
fire aboard ship.
"Wednesday. June Six o'clock
supper aboard ship; IS cents for sup.
per.
Wednesday. June 12.-Attend Go
TO Scalth" mixer. Come at o'clock
or as soon as possible. The mixer
will last until D. m. and there may
be short business meeting after
wards.
"Wednesday. June 2s.29.-weed.en
trip ut camp. Leave Friday at $50
p. m. Saturday at $3.50 p. m. or Sun.
day morning at O'Clock. Return
Monday morning at o'clock. Cost
of trip is 81 per day. Boat fare is so
cents round trip, Miss Edith Kemp.
thorne and Miss Margaret Backhouse.
executives of Campfire in England,
will be at camp that weekend.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
SEVERAL FORMER
AUGUSTA GIRLSAT
SOCIAL FUNCTION

One OF the most enjoyable events
OF tho mid summer social season in
this city was the Informal party ut
the homo Of MI, and Mrs. Charles
l.. Marston, G. Green street. Friday
evening, when several friends and
former classmates Of heir daughter,
Mrs Joseph ". Wellington OF Ar
liEgton. Mass. assembled to meet
Mrs. w. &. Marston OF Davenport,
Iowa. wife OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
l.. Marston's son.
Mrs. Joseph ". Wellington was
the former Miss Lillian Marston and
with her son Is passing the summer
IN this city. Mrs. W. Il. Marston
recently arrived In Augusta for Il
several weeks stay and will be
joined later by her husband.
Tho guests present last evening at
tho charming affair were all former
classmates of Mrs. Welington's at
Cony high school In 1914 and 1915.
They were Mrs. BerntCe Leighton
simpson OF this city. Mrs. Mabel
Dennis Goodman of Cleveland, Ohio;
Mrs. Helen Thompson Furnish or
Westbrook; Miss Marion Ellinwood
o. this city. Mrs. Bertha Richmond
Goldsmith OF New YORK, Miss Mad
cline Tohey OF this city, Mrs. Edith
Choate philbrick Of tins city. be-
sides Mrs. Wellington and the guest
of honor. Mrs, w. T.. Marston.
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Augusta Girl Given
Pre-Nuptial Shower

In honor of her approaching mar
riage to Herman S. Martin. il. Miss
Iva Tibbetts was the honor guest at
an informal prc-nutial shower
tended Ivy Miss Beatrice Roderick at
her home, Is Bridge street Friday
evening. Miss Tihhetts was the re-
Cipicnt of many beautiful and useful
gifts calculated TO delight the heart
of a bride-to-be. Tho evening was
happily passed with music and
games. and delicious refreshments
were served by the hostess.
Those present at the delightful af-
fair last evening were; Tho Mes
DANES Jones. Hunt, Lynch. Sawyer:
Misses Evelino Sears. Marion Par
kcr. Denny Guimond. Madeline Abb
son. Anne Falkner. Dorothy Hunt
Kathleen Fox. Margaret Shirley.
Johanna Murray. Margaret NCMas-
ter and the guest of honor. Miss Iva
TihbcttS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
the HUMAN ELEMENT A MUCH NEGLECTED.
VIEWPOINT IN BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY
PRODUCTION ENGINEER TELLS ROTARiANS

regardless of the type OF plant or
product. Between negative and
IL cooperative attitude OF mind on
the part of the employees there is
a difference in productive value OF
as high as - per cent Of the annual
payroll. This =. per cent loss is "a
serious factor in the prosperity and
well-beinG of the community. Tor
the reason that it is Il loss which
effects every body in the community.
including business houses, retailers,
manufacturers, employees and natu-
rally all banks. Tor the prosperity
OF our banks is dependent on. and
is indeed direct reelection of the
prosperity and stability Of the COM
munity.
Most executives fail to realize
that the payroll investment is fund
amentally more important than in
vestment In plant and equipment. In
the average business. cash invested
in payroll Will exceed cash invested
in plant and equipment within two
or three years, and even in the larE-
est enterprises payroll investment
viii exceed plant investment within
five years.
Mr.. Fannon told the Rotarians
that every year there are large and
prCventablc losses on payroll in
vestment which cat hig hole in the
net earnings. This loss which has
been estimated at four billions of
dollars. Is equal to the value of our
entire export trade.
Some employers think that wages
control productive effort, but Mr..
Fannon says that Sherman Service,
through their IS years of experience.
-.
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.INkY DARKNESS
BLANkETED WATER
Street FRIDAY EVE,


water street reverted TO the dark
era err, before The days of electricity,
r r1aaN evening. ana until about 1o.4J
tHeIe was not an cIecttic hEht glow
ihS up ana down the business street.
ana Tor 4 time between !" and II
0 c'ock practlcaily the entire city
was WllhoHt hght service while the
uo"ihe "hiCn had b'th fhaIly 10
c"tt" was ADJUSTED IN the Offices
OF the N"hhthec J"urna ana various
oth'r PAGES Where the night
ha"hS lolI' y was necessary y rus
re around ior candles when with
me h'lu glare Of an Occasional anti
quated gas Jet kept Things function
ing ''oSe /" Srhedhi".
ne glare 81 "nlomohllr mead
HEiitS WIS 'h' ohIE Illumination
seen on water S'Ie't throughout the
cary Houfs. ana VISITOR 70 our
mast would nave round II heces-
sarN 10 ask 70 ne Euioed 10 the poS'
ON e. >" IaF aS couia ne IoafhcH i"'c
,aSt night' 'he ia'N q I'M nS,'a.
"I ~ ~ - I'm d'.i I."t ''S"lI ~ 'l'h''
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Miss Ahhie b. Eaton

Miss Abbie Russell Eaton. whose
death on Thursday evening at her home
on Chestnut street was announced in
the Journal Of Yesterday. was tile
daughter and youngest child Of Russell
and Mary Perkins Eaton. late Of Az
gusta. MI EATON was IN his life time
one Of the leading and well known men
OF the city, for he ana Luther Sever
ance were the founders OF and for p
number OF years publishers OF the Ken
uebec Journal He later purchased
and brought - Augusta from Winthrop
the Maine Farmer and published that
valuable and interesting paper for Is
Years He was one az the presidents
of the kennebec Savings Bank.
TIE family residence on Chestnut
street was the home OF = fne large
New England family and the center Of
a wide circle Of friends On his d.
cease t~o sons, George and Russell ?,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19
SUMMER RESORT
Information SERVICE
ATLOCAL c. OF c.

Where do you want 20 go on your
vacation and how much do you want
to pay? When these questions are
settled In your mind. you can IN
quire at the Augusta Chamber OF
Commerce at the Tourists Informa-
ton Bureau, and there you will be
supplied with all the information
necessary.
This new Bureau has Just been
installed at the local Chamber OF
Commerce and already there are
about 200 Maine summer resorts
listed. with catalogues. pictures. In
formation, rates and everything that
the vacationer wants to know.
The index for the Information IL a
most neat arrangement and the 3UJ
pigeon holes will soon be full OF
booklets from all over the State as
well as out OF the State. The Bureau
IL for the local folks as well as the
out Of towner. because IL you are
planning 10 pass a week or so some
where and you haven't decided
where. YOU can have your troubles
ended at the Chamber Of Commerce.
Now for instance, whore do You
want 10 ga" was the query-NNhat
greeted the reporter.
Il want TO go 10 Bar Harbor and
/ have 800 TO spend" and very
quickly III" decided Information was
giI en-.
That's how quickly and how easy
the new system wori.s.
Campers aud scashorc trips are all
planned and ready for the one VINO
is seeking such. They also have the
steamship routings. and can plan a
trip across the continent for YOU.
The value OF the Bureau should
carly assert itself. In fact il is al
ready being used.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

and Eve daughters. Anna, Elizabeth.
Mary, Louise and Abbie, survived.
These daughters always liz ed together
in the homestead. each devoted to the
others. each possessing marked indi-
viduality and making ore Of those in
terestiDg families which 1t was
pleasure 10 see and know. As the years
Passed on. The links have one by one
been broken. Until Mary and her
brother George, Of BTidsevater, Mass,
are the only survivors
Abhie VAS born July IL 1850 she
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years. and sit down with them for
chat about folks and things. most inter.
ssting and decidedly worth while. II
helped to keep ones sense Of bslance
and proportion. one grew fonder Of
Augusta and good American life a.
one listened. Such homes seem 80
sane and 40 sensible. Nav thsls ne
more OF them 10 aIlaS our worries and
anxieties.
The funeral win be hel4 a. the home
Sunday aftArReoB Of 9 s'siesk.
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was exceedingly fond Of her home.
never caring 90 leave It even for those
visits which so many are wont to make.
she excelled in all household duties.
vas skilled in needieWork. loved read
ing. music and flowers. She had a very
bright mind, a keen sense of humor
and an attractive personality.
How refreshing IL was for one to
turn aside from the busting street, feel
the beauty and fragrance of the garden
filed with cld-fashioned hvneTs. which
the sisters faithfully kept for 30 many
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ChtLrcl, Nnficna

NJ NABNAHAS' chapel. Baneor and
,ta.'A streets, East Side Rev. Rush
.. smith vicar 18th sunday after
a..Nl iiolN communion, so \, NJ.
,. ',i1,N ST METHpnlST. Rev.
,rrNaH Lowe, Morning wor-
i'.a. solo by J. Harry chamber
,a gospel SINGER. junior church at
n so an intorprCtatiNe rect
,,"Nen of Esther" by Miss Esther
w ,.'.rn ~ the Leland Powers school
~ + NfrrSSiHW. Boston. prayer meeting
',"HeNd3y n so T. NJ
!''' Church OF Christ. Scientist;
St.'"'s 10 }atI. subject Of lesson
=. l.t,| Life, testimonial meeting at
=, NJ Wednesday,. Reading room
n iac church open to the public
=. FuhcSdav from > to T. Free circu-
S'..aE library Of authorized Christian
',,ot' literature.
Il. h%lSflAN SCIENCE society. vii
,N street. Services ~ 1880. sub
s.. life. sunday school NJ 1850
a,sgsdms room opcn from 10 5 at the
.>''dn Science chapel. Mtd-MeeR
S.N'teS Wednesday at 5 O'Clock. Free
,"sV.aji0s library of authorised Chris
~, ,,,N Scene" literature
e.. lust BAPTIST church. Christian
~,,. MISSIONARY Alliance. George \. Eix
,',SS,,'' School SO; afternoon worship
~. sermon tHttcr which holy COM
,r55s'lHon viii he serNcdl, S: yourg PEG.
~, hoNr 6Sa. evening PRAYER and
49, tSN- Missionary service at SO
rsss,S street Tuesday at $50: sunbeam,
r ~al $50, evening worship. $50; also
'p1SaE a $50, All welcome.
Rip3TN,E M MEMORIAL UNITED
ST. list church. Rev Howard II
WI minister; 1850 A. NJ. morning
SS5SSonlp with sermon by Rev. IL. l..
,,"3i,,''h' Il Nj, Bible school: $50 i. NJ,
x.,, r.. meetings; $50 L. NJ. Happy Hour
Mae with address by pastor Brown;
p|WeeA service: Wednesday $50
NJ PRAYER meeting.
rrr,,IH31,S, tESSlNE : Z Il T L 4 LIST
Srns LII, speaker, Mrs. Amelia Adams
StSaN services. 2.S1 and $50 L NJ,
SAINT MARKS EPISCOPAL church
cS,r Medyille Mclaughlin, prizes; IN
7smsrse. 18th SUNDAY after Trinity
hoi,. A NJ, holy communion; 1880,
NJ communion and sermon: $50 +
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llarm can Ni,h No I,Iaxe

N l-o1 Friday noon an alarm
''m BoN - NJ the corner of Mt.
'f'Hou avenue and Min street called
Y" irc department Tor what proved
70 l' uo rlazc. Workmcn installing
"t pipe M tho residence Of Omer
8safn at IT Mill street started
'aacS temporarily when hot solder
SA'od the caulkiug. Someone he
can" excited and pulled In the
tAEm. NUt when tho fire trucks ar
#1 Y WAS not necessary 20 use
a1l W the aUparafus
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July 2Ofh

Sunday Morning at 1890 Pew.
:, r.. zkiiiin ~ Gardiner Will
r,ts.a IN c@change with Pastor
Brown.
Sunday Noon from Il 10 I
>.'nrk tho Eib," School viii
,,Ao, In charge Of Supt. c. A.
pa.
son4ay =. 6 20 tho Senior and
t..ar IL T.. meetings each in
(E,r1r of competent lenders
Sunday al 1880 the Happy
psur se.elces With short address
b. Pastor Ero"n.
Wctnasday At 7:30 the Weekly
p.,.c- Hcctinr lasting one hour
anil Hacr leadership Of the
raetr'.
yau aria rc,c med 10 al thcse
sr.'.'-.
come
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

We wish ot thank our ncighbors
Ni friends for their Kindness dur
3> ug' recent bereavement and for
.'f Nnlsumc flowers sent to the
''afiA ~ or husband and father.
Ms lila DRmren and family.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-19

This afternoon at 2.30 at the play
ground there will be a horseshoe and
ringtoss contest under the direction
Of Director Hyde. 1t is the desire Of
the director that there will be many
entrants for these affairs