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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-05
VAN SNERINCEN
HACKERS ARE
ELATED
CooIidge's Approval OF Raj
Consolidation Is Held as
Aiding Them

Backers of the. proposed Van
Sweringen Nickel Plate railroad
merger, involving the consolidation
of five big railroad systems with
more than 5000 miles Of trackage,
were elated today over the an
nouncement from the summer
White House that the Administra-
ton favors consolidation Of the rail.
roads as cure for most of the
transportation problems now con-
fronting the nation.
The Van Sweringen plan has
been before the Interstate Com
nnerce Commission for many weeks.
1t has been opposed by groop OF
minority stockholders Of the Chesa,
peake and Ohio railroad. one or the
roads involved, who claim they are
not getting a fair deal in the
merger plan.
While the commission may make
sweeping changes in the financial
plans outlined by the Van SweFin-
gems in their merger scheme the
main idea of consolidation will be
approved, those close to the COM
mission predict.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-05
Smoker Set Bed Afire

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. S.
Charles Kelly, who engaged. a room
Tor Saturday night, at go Vine
street, died in Hahnemann Hospital
from burns received when his bed
caught fire from a cigarette he had
been smoking.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-05
RAIN HAS COME 70 STAY
AT LEAST UNTIL NIGHT

Washington and vicinity's rainy
spell. that started last night. will
continue throughout the day, ac-
cording to forecast Of the official
weather bureau.
Tomorrow viii be cloudy and
warmer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-05

CONCERT

BY the United States Navy Band,
at the Rand Stand. Navy Yard,
at 2 D. m. Lieutenant Charles
Benter. U. s. N, Director.
March, ''Old Berlin" Won Blon
Overture, I'll Guarany''. Gobez
Song for Clarinet with Oboe
Obligato. ''Yillanelle" with
the Swallowb... Acqua
&c. Brendler and b. Con-
treras. Bandmasters,
u. S. M
Fantasia, '"fraumbilder" Lumbey
sole for Baritone. "Thoughts
Of Love" ............... Pryor
(Jean Manganaro. Band
master, u, s. M
Grand Scenes from the Opera
Carmen .............. Bizet
Suite, Scenes Picturesque,
Massenet
a Marche
b Air de Ballet
c Angelus
Fote Bohene :.
waltEes. ''Mein ThuEingen,"
Excerpts from ''Sfaytfme.'
Romberg
Caprice "Negre Danse'' Archer
''The Star-Spangled Banner"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-05

sibIe fracture Of the hip. He Is
at Freedman's hospital In an IN.
determined condition.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-05


eminent to maintain order.
Simplicity Marks Exchange
The formal exchange Of ratifica-
lions by the powers here was
marked by q simplicity, In strange
contrast with the heated rows Of
world famous diplomats at the
Washington conference when they
were being debated behind closed
doors.
Representative Of seven great
powers and the United States and
China met in the reception room at
the State Department, passed on the
word in keeping with diplomat
precedents and then departed.
The powers represented included
Great Britain, France, Japan, Italy.
The Netherlands. Belgium, Portugal,
the United States and China.
China win now within three
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-05
"AutO Buys
Taken from TOday's Classified Ads

GARAGE space for rent for 2
large cars. SIS per month:
washed and polished once a week
and delivered free,
CHEVROLET coupe. 1929, in dandy
condition. taken for debt; will
sacrifice for $3.50 cash.
DURANT, 1923, touring; run less
than 1000 milea; Just out Of
shop; completely oVerhauled; four
brand new Superior cords and Z
good spares; extraordinary buy
at $475.
REPOSSESSED used cars 1924
models must be sold this week.,
your own terms accepted.
TURN TO CLASSIFIED PAGES
AND FIND OUT EXACTLY
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-05
Sale of Mems Fine Oxfords, SOS

Note the eathers Fine cafskn genuine Norwegian grain
and Scotch grain in black The styles equally fine
and there are several them There all sizes in the
bned group but because there not all sizes in eac the
prices have been generously reduced thrift opportunity
NensS Section Sec0dFI
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-08-05
HE MEMS STORE OF WOODWARD & LOTHRoP
Annual Clearance Sale
Men S Summer Suits

Our entire stock of smart Summer clothes Tor men i now
sale at reduced prices because is necessary TO make room
for Fall clothes that will soon be coming in.
at reduced prices because IS against our
policy mention the former prices familiar with
usual prices you know that the savings are very
substantial
All suits are products Of the finest makers IN Amer
ca So that the who buys has the comfortable
feeling of knowing that he wearing the finest suit Its kind
that made-and that he has saved several dollars his
purchase
Six weeks more least to Summer suit this year
And abreast of style Woodward Lothrop suits that
they will be fashion-right next Summer.
: Not All Sizes in Each Fabric Or At Each Price,
But All Sizes in the Combined Groups
Palm Beach and Linen Suits Sf0.75
Reduced to- .... ---'~~-~--~~~-~~~---a -
Tf9psal s Wors s5 Flannel Silk and $21>75
Tsep s Two, Wo1stsd, Flannel and Silk $24,75
QUITS reouceo TO ""~"~"~"-"~~""" =
Tropical Worsted, Flannel and Silk 2Pece Suits S0O75
and Worsted and Flannel 3Piece Suits Reduced to II
P 593 Imported Flannel Suits $3475
Reduced to-
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finances has been the main reason
for inability of the Peking gov
eminent to maintain order.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-29
OCEAN POINT

| Stanley Stuber of Gardiner, who Is
passing the summer at Southport
was a visitor at the Point Tuesday
calling ON friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. e, z. Newbert, after
| being in Augusta since Monday, re-
| turned to the Point Tuesday evening.
Edward w. Pratt of Augusta was
a guest at The Laughing Gulr'
| Wednesday, calling on Mr.. and Mrs.
frank Clark who are occupying the
cottage for a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Beecraft and
daughter, Jane, who have been in the
Cotton bungalow at Grimes Cove,
are at their home in Springfield,
Mass, having taken Miss Jane there
! for surgical treatment. The young
| lady suffered a bad fall which opened
a large cut on her forehead, neces-
stating a call on her home ply
sician. 1t is understood that the
Beecrafts will return to the Point
within a short time to stay into
September.
Walter J. Budgell, Mrs. Mabelle
| Williams, Beatrice and Mabel Bud
gell and Philip Hennessey returned
to the Budgell cottage Wednesday
from an automobile trip through the
White Mountains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Partridge and
daughter, Rebecca, are once more
| occupying their camp. having ar
rived the first Of the week. The
Partridges will remain here until
after Labor Day.
Mrs. Howard Perry took an auto
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Marston re-
turned to the Point with them. Mrs.
Marston will remain, while Mr..
Marston went back to Augusta on
the Islander Thursday morning.
Miss Anita Ernshaw was hostess
to a gathering of the young people of
the Point at "Ernscliffe" Wednesday
evening. About seven couples were
present, cards and dancing being
enjoyed.
Wednesday was one of the hottest
days experienced by the Pointers in
some time. Thermometers in
| various parts of the colony regis
tered from IS to 81 degrees, which is
quite unusual for this resort.
A sale of lemonade for the bene-
| fit of the Ocean Point Association
was held by Miss Rebecca Partridge
l-at her cottage, Thursday. Miss
Partridge realized very tidy sum
and should be complimented on her
| fine spirit.
The postponed meeting of the
Ocean Point Association will be held
at the Casino on Saturday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. 1t is hoped that good
crowd will be in attendance.
The card party Thursday after
| noon was quite we'll attended. about
six tables being enjoyed. The prize
WAS awarded te, Miss Lynn Of Au-
gusta.
Two events will be held at the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-29

bSbb0Eu 0tau06T0
$3.50 ?. m. XIII, 'frolic. KPo. matt
nee WCAE, concert. WGN. Skeezix
s.45 p. m. wPG. organ, music.
500 P. m. CKAC. talk. WAAM. mu-
sic. WEAF, soprano, violinist. WENR,
program. WIP. Uncle Wip. WIZ, or
cnestra. WMAQ music. WsB, news,
s:is ,. m. ,i WoR, 5us.g Sports
$50 p. m CKAc, concert. CNRo.
stories, Lullaby. WCAE. Uncle Kay
bee, bulletins. WEAF, "Curbstone
-Four" announced. WGN. concert.
Orchestra. woR, ENTERTAINMENT. lent
e:4s p. m. VIVID. concert woo,
concert, chimes. WIZ, sport editor.
700 p. m. CNRO, orchestra. KDKA,
%a; Nscd dKYw. music. WBBR, music.
School Of the Air" WEAF, Quartet:
Huyler's -Four. WEAR, concert.
MHAD. organ; WHAR, trio. WHIT,
WyvGtSsm WGW orSan Mip' 1WEcnestra' WMnn soloists is
WNYc. program: wOAW, orchestra.
WPG, concert. WQJ, concert. WRC.
orchestra. WSMB, music. WIZ, sports.
tenor:
! 7:So p. m. WRC. WGY, WIZ, Phil
harmonic concert. WEBB, Sunday
school. music, wFAA, orchestra.
! WIN, entertainment. WLW. trio
W0K: 1.: entertainment. WSMB. music.
WEAF. WGR, U: S. Marine Band.
WHIT; orchestra wIP. Song of the
500 P: m. cNRo. music, orches-
WAN va kYW nroersps music wkS4 KsR, program n,
WCAE. concert. WIFI, concert, pian-
ist. WIS, barn dance. WMAQ, Pratt
and Daw. WNYC, talk, vocal and in
strumental. WOAW, orchestra. WORD
orchestra; WRW. music. WTAM. pro-
| gram. WTAS, orchestra, songs.
| e:o5 p. m. WPG, Vesselrs Band.
! s:15 p. m. WSAI, sextet.
$50 p. N. CJCM, concert. KFNF,
concert. XII. program. Radiotorial
KFRU, Sunday school. PWX, D.. pro-
gram. WIFI, orchestra. WGN. classics
| tologue, 'Kish." WMBB, program
WOAW. speakers hour. WOR, enter
! tainment
s:4s p. m. KDKA. concert pro-
500 p. m. KGW. dance music XIII
orchestra. WCCO. music. WMAQ, Chi
| cago Theater Revue. WPG, orchestra
| WSAI. review. sextet. WSB. Revue
| WTAM, Cook Coo Club.
sss s p :. m m. WE; WEAf F,sn5 sarisone, HaMes' en-.
semble.
$50 ,. m. CKAC, orchestra. XIII
| program. KPO, orchestra. webb, mu-
| sic, songs. WFAA, pianist. WGY. pro.
| gram. WIZ, orchestra. VINO. music
WOAI, trio. WOR, entertainment
| WSMB, music.
10000 p. m. KFI. quartet, musicale
KFRU, music. KOA, concert. WEAF,
music. WKRC, program. WIS, barn
dance. WOAW, program. voc, music
! WQJ, orchestra, artists. WRC, WPG
announced WREO. program.
1o:15 p. m. KTHS, classical selec-
| tions.
1o:3o p. m. KNX.. organ. feaures
WCEE, program. VICES, program
| WGN. jazz scamper. WHIT, program
WILD. program. WKRC, songs. WRC
/ Saturday Nighters.
1900 p. m. XII, program. KPO
| Cabirians. WAHG, orchestra. WBCN,
| Judge Static's Court. WCCO, program
| WKRC, orchestra.
| 11:lo p. m. KGO. program.
1l:l5 p. m. CJCM. vaudeville.
l1:3o p. m. webb, music. KJR,
| program.
HAS. p. M. WSB. program.
gram. WFAA. orchestra. WOAW, or
| gan Jubilee. woo, orchestra, baritone.
1880 O.. m. WHIT. organ.
| l2;45 .. m. WDAF, Night Hawks.
100 q, m. XII, Radio Club. KGW,
orchestra. XIII. Hickman's Orchestra.
| KNX. Lyman's Orchestra. KPO, Ca
birians.
2:0o .. M KFI. midnight frolic
KN%, Hollywood Mite. WQJ, Ginger
a:ao a. m. KIN. Lost Angels.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-29
Eddie Shevlin Comes
To Maine For Vacation

The lure of Maine brings Eddie
Shevlin, the New England welter-
weight champion, again to the shores
of Lake Cobbossee for his vacation.
Eddie and his manager, Edward o.
Brien of Providence, r. l., assistant
manager of Hornblower and Weeks
brokerage house, are at the jackson
Camps at Winthrop Center for a few
days. They came down from Ban
gor where on Wednesday, Shevlin
met Rocky Smith of Battle Creek
Mich, coming out far ahead of the
game.
The Dartmouth boxing instructor
LOOKS none the worse for his seige
OF three days ago. He is not plan
nlng on fighting in the near future
ano Will return to Hanover, to take
up his duties after the football sen
son closes. Even while vacatioring
Eddie is not idle. He spends much
tlme in exercise. swimming and long
mixes. There Is one fly in the clint
ment for him, this summer and that
is the absence of an Augusta base
pail team. During his previous visits
IN this vicinity in summers past.
he has not missed a baseball game
IN the city or a vadius of some miles.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-29

| dio chapel, Pioneer hour wCAP, SER
vices.
4.ls p. m. WHAp, concert;
$3.50 p. m. WIKI. Federated churches.
| concert. WDAF. music, scores. VICES.
classical program. WOWL, orchestra.
WDWF, Serenaders.
$40 p. m. WCCO. services.
$3.50 p. M, WCAE. concert.
500 p. m. kOA, muse. KFRU. SER
vices. WDAF, Sunday school, hymns.
WIZ, orchestra; program. WSB, SER
vices.
e:l5 p. m. WlP, services.
,y s:ao p; p1tre. N; WEAFs WEEI WcAE,, !. 2,
| Theater Gang"
ESQ p. m. KJR, concert. WHIT,
| concert, Paul RAIDER.
6sl5 p. m. WORD, music, address.
7'9o 200 p. m; vIS8 KDKA services Iyi.s oI' KEI
WEAR, program. webb, program.
WGY,. WIZ, music WRW. program.
WGBS, program. WMBB, program.
7:l5 p. m. WY, music;
1880 p. m. KFNF. Golden Rule Circle
Wink, Euclid church. WIS, organ.
! 500 p. m. WBBR, lecture; music
| WBCN, music. WHAR, trio. WIZ
WGY, ensemble. WBZ, talk. music
4 WIS. Little Brown church, choir
WNYC. program. WoJ. music; WpG
! cert.
s:l5 p. m. wEAF. WCAP. WAR
WCTs. WEEI. WCAE. WWJ, an
nounced.
/ $50 p. m. WCCO, services. WHO
| trio. WMBB, program.
s:45 p. m. WBZ, program. WSB
900 p. m. KFNF, services. KFDM
! services. WCBD, quartet; Trombone
| Four. WFAA, services. WGN, pro-
| gram. WIKI, program. WIZ, WGY
I violinist WIP, features. woo, SER
vices. WOAI, services.
e:l5 p. m. KFUO. address. WHIT
| program.
$3.50 D. m. KPO. concert. XIII. or
| chestra, organ. WRW, music.
9:45 p. m. XII, music appreciation
chat WIN, orchestra.
! $3.50 p. m. KOA, services.
1000 p. m. KFI, concert. kJR
worship. KNX, services. WKRC. pro.
gram. WLW, concert program. WOAN
| orchestra, music. WOAW, services
| WSUI hymns. WPG, organ.
1o:l5 p. m. KTHS. scores: concert
! WCCO. concert. WHAR, organ.
, 1880 p. m. WFAA, orchestra
VICES, program. WOAI.s concert
woo, musical program.
t0:45 p. m. KGW, services.
| 11:0O p. m. XII, classical hour
program. XIII, program. KGO. Uni
tartan church. KFVE. music. KNX, or
chestra. KTHS, concert.
11:3o p. m. KPO. orchestra.
| 1900 m. KNX, program. WBAP
frolic. WJJD program.
1900 a. m. KF1, dance music.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-29
LEARNED JUDICIAL
.RESCRIPT DRAWN
BY JUSTICE dunn

The law court Friday handed down
rescript i'll two cases, one from Pc
nobscot county and the other from
York county.
Penobscot Case
In the Penobscot county case of
Eva M. Bragg VS.. Murdock M. Hat
field, the motion and exceptions of
the defendant are overruled.
"Colloquial freedom rather than
forced accuracy is evident in the
statutory saying hat married
woman cannot be arrested on orig
inal process in tort or contract"
says the rescript which was drawn
by Associate Justice Charles ]. Dunn
of Orono.
"The action in hand shows only
too obviously that she may be-" con-
tinues the rescript.
But, cannot as put to use is
practically equivalent to shall not
1t is word not native to the soil,
which the legislature has naturalized
by adopting. Cannot taken from
every day speech and touched in the
context of the statute by the wand
of legislative fiat, means that the
arrest of married woman on mesne
process, may not be caused with i'm
punity.
"Unlimited asylum for women
tofttessors. nor a place that for
them shall afford an inyiolable re-
fuge from contracts, has not been
prescribed by the legislature. The
exempuon is from arrest and NOT
from suit. And estoppel in pals oper-
ates alike whether against the con-
Duct OF woman or of man. But the
nop-arrest statute is not conditional
upon peing claimed. The exemption
ls Tor the benefit of women. and n is
Tor the benefit of organized society.
on the concept and persuasion that
IN the spirit of genius of our ciyili-
zatlon, the protection of wives and
mothers from harassment from ar
rest is essential to maintaining the
nome, the beginning and the end of
al government, in integrity.
once a married woman is arrest
Tor tort or contract, equitable eston-
pei aside, right of action for inter
Ierlng with her liberty is accrued
such right of action, is contradis.
tinction to the exempted right. NAV
be relinquished voluntarily. 4
There was no REIMBURSEMENT of
right of action by this married WON
an plaintiff. The verdict in favor
or her, whom this defendant caused
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-29

Casino Saturday night which will
mark the apex Of the entertainment
offered to the Pointers this season.
The first of these will be one act
comedy, or burlesque, entitled
Through the Eyes of Men" or IF
Men Played Cards AS Women Do"
This will be presented by the same.
four young men who made the skit
the hit of the Elks Minstre1s in Au-
gusta last winter. The play will be
followed by Prize Dance, during
the course of which several speciality
numbers will be offered. The COM
mittee, composed of Irving Small,
Richard Carroll and Joseph Hickey,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-29
Imperial Lodge, A. o. U. w.
Has ENJOYABLE Field Day

The regular meeting and field day
observance of Imperial lodge, A. o.
u. W., held at the cottage of Mrs.
Sadie E. Metcalf, Camp Osocozy.
Pine Bluff, Lake Cobbosseecontee
was entirely delifhtful with nearly
10 of the members and several spec-
ial guests participating.
The day was one to reveal the
scenic beauty of Cobbosseecontee,
and the spacious rooms and veranda
of the cottage, where the meeting
was held, command a splendid view
down the lake by the Monmouth
shore. After short business session
an interesting and entertaining pro-
gram was presented which included
readings by Mrs. Percival and Mrs,
Sawyer, and several vocal solo sell
ections by Mrs. Ivy Colgan.
A DELICIOUS luncheon was served
at noon, which included sandwiches,
cakes, ice cream and coffee. Many
of the members of the lodge made
the trip to the lakeside cottage by
automobile, others by electric car.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-29
GRAND TRUNK r. r.
h1n EXCURSION
- liz MONTREAL
OR QUEBEC

And Return
from all stations Portland to North
Stratford, N. II.
ChexcelIed Equipment Shortest
Time
Beautiful Scenery En- Route
Good Going All Regular Trains
Sept. 18th and 5th
Returning Sept. 9th
Coaches only-no baggage checked
Cafe Dining Car Service En- Route
Passengers should carry Identification
papers. such as Birth Certificates, Ma
turalization Papers. or any similar
documentary evidence of u. S. Citizen
ship. as such documentary evidence
will be demanded by u. S. 1mmigra-
tion Officer.
Trains leave Portland at 500 A. NJ.
and 8.45 p. M. daily for Montreal, re-
turning leave Montreal 900 A. NJ.
week days, and $40 A. M. Sundays.
and 9.15 P. M. daily. Leave Portland
500 A. M. daily except Sunday for
Quebec. Leave Quebec 725 A. NJ. daily
except Sunday for Portland. Eastern
Standard Time.
For further information apply near.
est Grand Trunk Agent or Phone
Forest 1760 or q. A. HARRISON,
0enr Agent, Passenger Dept. Port.
land, Me. Forest 7o4o
anoe1- 1-14-26-oQ-Gapf1-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-29

to be arrested on mesne process in
an earlier civil action, is supported
by evidence, credible, reasonable and
consistent, and is lawful"
* York Case
The bill of the PLAINTIFF is sus-
tained in the York county case of
Eldula M. Ladd, VS.. the Baptist
church of East Randolph, Vt. etls.
The rescript, which was drawn by
Associate Justice Charles J. Dunn
of Orono, says that under the will
of Edith M. Parker. her mother.
Eldula M. Ladd, as devisee has an
undivided half Of all the reai estate
that the testatrix left, in life ten
ancy.
The remainder over is invested in
the Baptist church of East Ran
dolph, VT.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-29
SUNDAY, AUGUST 80
Eastsru Standard

$500 a. m. WIZ. children's hour
s:4s =. m. VIVID, Catholic ser
500 .. m. WBBR. lecture: music
s:so a. Tt n WGY, n,ass services; seSeo, "GR
1000 =. m. wDWF, concert. WoAw
services. WORD. songs, lecture.
1880 q. m. KF'RU. Sunday school
wBCN. services. Wink, Old Stone
church: WREo. Presbyterian services
los57 .. m. WHAs, organ, services
ll:oo a. m. kPo. big Brother
KYW, services. WCAP, services. WGN
Uncle Walt: Chicago Theater. WLW
Church Of the Covenant. WWJ, Epis
copal Cathedral.
liss ana. KFNF. First NJ. E
iasoo m. KFpM. Baptist church
KFRU, services. KTHS. services
concert. VINO, services. wOAI, ser
vices. wSB. services.
1850 q. m. KOA, services.
100 .. m. KFI. services. KNX
Presbyterian church. WHIT. Sunshine
"c; i:so p. m. KGw. services. wBAP
Riddles hour. WHAR, recital. ser
mon. WOO. services. WIZ, Radio
forum.
l;4o D. m. Radio Rangers.
1900 3. m. KGO. Unitarian church
KJR, services. WCAE. Radio church
WEAF, hymn sing; services. WGR
services. VOC, concert. WRNY. con
cert. KPO, services
$3.50 p. m. WENR, music. WGBs
Theater program.
2,lO .. m. WHIT. Missionary hour
300 .. m. WEAF, services. chimes
music. WGN, concert. WMBB. con-
cert. WQJ. program. WSAI, sermon
aus p. m. wHAM, services. WIP
WPG, music.
musicale. WHIT, Radio youths.
400 D. m. KYW, concert. WBCN
program. WIN, orchestra. WHIT, Ra-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-29
Fish and Game
New Officers

! The following are the officers of
the Cobbosseecontee Fish and Game
association. elected at the annual
meeting which was recently held at
Island Park Inn: President, Henry
]. Ottman of New York City; Win
field Pope of Manchester, vice presi-
dent; Maynard Maxim of Boston,
secretary; Charles Kinsman. Au-
guSta, treasurer.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-29

A number of local young ladies are
planning to 60 to Canada. this next
week, to begin studies at converts
of the Presentation Sisters. Misses
Laura Poulin, Cecile Castonguay
Lucienne veilleux and Anita Peiie-
tier are going to Drummondviiie
Quebec. Misses Juliette Doyon and
Charlotte and Beatrice D'Auteutl are
going to st. Cessaire In quebec
Misses Blanche and Christine La
haye and jeanette Veiileux are gong
to Coaticook, also in Quebec.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-29
Camp Keyes Airynan
Has Local Guests

Mrs. Albert Greenlaw. wife of Brig
adler General Albert Greenlaw, COM
manding the 86th Infantry Brigade,
enjoyed fight in the army airplane,
stationed. this week at Camp Keyes.
She went up Wednesday afternoon,
and is most enthusiastic over flying.
Major Don Metcalf and Col. Charles
Savage also enjoyed flights. being
passengers while the plane was do
ing its stuff -f4t -..
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-29
jolly Corn Roast

A jolly party of local people enjoyed
corn roast, Thursday evening at
James McLaughlin's camp on the
east shore of Cobbosseecontee. In
the party Were Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Braley, Miss Eleanor Redman, Miss
Ethel Bachelor. Mrs. Anne Bachel-
der and Burnham Ragen.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-29

DIR. Leverett d. Bristol, former
health commissioner of Maine, now
director of the Milbank Tuberculosis
Qualification Fund of New York, Mrs
Bristol. daughters, Corabel and Ade-
laide. and son, Leyerett, Jr., who are
visiting in Maine. were in Bath this
week, guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Chestsr
S. Kingsley. Mr.. Kingsley. also form
erly connected with the Maine State
Department of Health, is now health
officer in Bath.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-29

The laughable little skit. IT Men
Played Cards as Women Do" which
was presented at the Elks Minstrels
this spring by four local men, will be
repeated this Saturday evening at
Ocean Point. Those who are in the
skit are George Martin, James Con-
nellan, Bernard Sheehan. John Nc
DOnOugh
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-29

Miss Margaret Coffin. who has
been employed for some time oy tne
Roy H. Flynt Service, viii compete
her duties this week. On september
1 she will open an ONCE lot puoIc
stenographic work, located mere IN
the city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1925-08-29

Mrs. George A. Ellinwood and
Miss Marion Ellinwood of Sewall
street will leave Sept. for Honolulu,
where they will visit their daughter
and sister and her husband. Lieut..
and Mrs. Mortimer Wakefield. They
are at Schoffield Barracks, about 20
miles from the~eity. Mrs. Ellinwood
and Miss Ellinwood will sail from
Los Angeles on the s. s. Los Angeles.