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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-24

prlng their report sheets and stories,
as this is the planning meeting for
the local contest to be held Oct 20,
MISS Mary Howard, who teaches in
South China, passed the week end
at her home in town.
AT the chapel exercises at Winslow
high school Friday morning, Mrs
Harriet Patterson, in behalf of the
Winslow alumni association, present
ed to the school a beautiful banner,
colors black and orange, in appreci-
atop Of the efforts the boys have put
forth in the games this fall, and also
| for the fine showing they have made
| in the past. Daniel Wing was also
present and spoke to the school of
| the clean way in which the boys had
played the games and said that al
though sometimes they We're beaten,
they always returned home with a
| moral victory. His address as we'll
as Mrs. Paterson's was much en-
joyed.
The seventh grade of the Boston
avenue school held a social at the
building last evening. The school
| orchestra furnished music for games,
opening their program with Boys
and Girls of California March,. Ice
cream was on sale and a good sum
netted from the evenings activities.
| Miss Ruby Schuman who teaches
in Winslow high school passed the
| week end at her home in South
| China.
| Forrest Peavey OF Benton avenue
went to his home in Montville yes
| terday where he will pass the week
end.
Arthur Halves is confined to his
home on First street by illness.
| Miss Phyllis Morrel, who teaches IN
! the Baptist district passed the week
end at her home on Benton avenue
The sophomore class of Winslow
high school have received their class
rings and they are very much pleased
with them. The emblem is patterned
little different than the rings Of the
last few years. and they are odd
enough to be very attractive.
| ]. A. jackson of Freedom was a
business visitor in Winslow. Friday
| afternoon.
James Witham of Benton Avenue
has entered the employ of his uncle,
/, E. p. Witham, contractor, of Water
vile.
The dance held Thursday evening
at the Winslow grange hall under
the auspices of the grange was a very
complete success. A large number OF
tickets were sold, and everyone
seemed to enjoy themselves very
much indeed. The order kept was
very satisfactory, and it is assuring
to know that mothers in Winslow
who dislike to allow their boys and
girls to go to the city public dances
can feel safe in allowing them to &C
| to this hall. There will be another
dance on Nov. at this hall, and
music will again be furnished by
Tozier's orchestra which is hailed
with delight always.
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SOCIAL UNION
HOLDS MEETING

The Ladies' Baptist Social Union
of the First Baptist Church, of Wat
erville held a special meeting on Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Harry Brown on Burleigh street for
further plans in regard to the two
days Fair soon to be held in the YES
try of the church.
One of the booths of interest to
many is the Book Booth. in charge
of Miss Lillian Bates, where one can
leave the good books read, and for a
very small sum purchase others. Mrs.
c. E. Owen will have charge of q ia
BILE with articles of interest to chill
dren.
On the first evening of the Fair a
very good entertainment is being
planned by Mrs. Mary Hall, chair
man OF that committee, and on the
second evening a supper will be
served in the new and commodious
dining room, made CHEEKY by an open
fire at one end of the room. Tickets
for this supper are already on sale.
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FOSS HALL NOTES

The Kappa Alpha Sorority held
he first feed Thursday night at the
home Of Emily r. Heath. '26. on
Front St.
Mas Ala L y!nal, '2s. and Miss
Doris | Roberts, '26, have gone to
Bangor q delegates from Colby to
stend the Maine Union of Student
Volunteers to be held Saturday.
Mis- Margaret C. Hardy, '26. has
gone to her home in Sanford to sing
a. TIE wedding of her friend, Loleta
Bhsden Of Sanford. Miss Hardy
VIII pass Saturday and Sunday
with her family.
photographer Tully from Paw
fuckst, R. L, has been taking some
q me Seniors pictures this week
for the Oracle.
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Lancey Field offered to Town for q
Park

Hon. J. w. Manson in letter to the
selectmen of Pittsfield states that at
the next annual town meeting he will
offer to the town the Lancey Field, SO
called, to be held by the town for the
purpose Of public park in memory
Of his mother, Mary Ann Lancey Man
son. This plot of land consists of
about 80 acres and is bounded north
easterly by the Sebasticook River.
southeasterly by the cemetery, south
westerly by Peltoma avenue and a
number of lots which face on Peltoma
avenue, then by a number of lots fac
ing on Nichols street, westerly by the
easterly line of the American Wooden
Company.
The matter of acceptance or rejec-
ton of this land will be up to the vot-
ers of the town at the next annual
town meeting and the offer is made at
this time so the voters can have a
chance to look over the land during
the good weather this fall and have
plenty Of time to consider the matter
before taking action.
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COBURN NOTES

II. Harland Bessey Of Albion who
was recently operated on for appen-
dicitis is progressing well and will
return to his studies within a short
time.
The school day was cut short yes
terday so that students desiring to
see the football between Coburn and
the Bates freshmen might do so.
Many made the trip.
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M. c. |. NOTES

Thursday morning in Powers hall,
a representative group of the bus
mess men of Pittsfield appeared on
the platform to witness the chapel
exercises. After the usual devotions
Principal Purinton introduced ]. W.
Manson who. in behalf of the bus
mess men, presented 20 football
blankets to the school. The blankets
are garnet with large black letters.
M. c. I. in the center and bound with
an inch border of black. A trunk
with NJ. c. I. '25 was also iven to
contain the blankets. Many men Of
Pittsfield contributed to this blanket
fund which shows the excellent spirit
of cooperation existing between town
and school.
After the presentation of the blan-
kets and trunk, the school orchestra
played and cheerleader Tibbetts led
the school in long and loud cheers.
After the Alma Mater was suns.
chapel was dismissed for students to
go to exams.
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Orientals Off to
Portland Today

ABOUT 200 Tribesmen of the Azaz
sanaorum Of Orientals will go from
,an city today to Portland where
@ey Wln attend the quarterly meet
~ q the Sanctorum. In all there
~ =. e a thousand members present
saa one Of the chief events of the
10y ~ xill ne q street parade. Follow
~ .an there will be a supper and
,s ~ mutation of a large class IF
:. .aluldates. The degree will be work.
" ny tne lodge of Concord, n. H.
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Latin |. Club Enjoys
Masquerade Ball

W asnDefs OF the Latin club of the
h.s.s asliie senior hih school were
Az s M, aSt evening at a very enjoy
hslS in e masquerade party
hsi l Y the gymnasium Of the school
priss.i The hall had been appro-
NH y decorated and this, coupled
luaisrsnes numerous grotesque and
ons .a costumes, made the affair
lon . ,,' VIII not soon be forgot
P,rn,.M music was furnished by the
dsnss s and White orchestra and
fhsrs INA games were enjoyed.
cream ere refreshments Of ice
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WINSL0W
Church Activities

Services at the Winslow Congre-
gational church for Sunday, october
%, will be as follows:
Regular morning worship at 1880
sermon by the pastor. Subject, "a
True Friend" Reference, John 10Th
chapter, 18th verse. Sunday school
at the close of the regular meeting
to which all are cordially invited to
attend. Christian Endeavor service
at 7.30 in the evening, with the fol-
lowing topic for discussion "Our
New Americans, How they can help
us and how we can help them
Reference. Deut. 10th chapter, 10th
to 18th verses. The regular mid
weekly prayer meeting will be held
/ at 7.30 Wednesday evening". The
topic 1.-THE Indwelling Word" Refer
ence, Colossians 18th chapter. verses
Is to II.
d. B. Mason is employed as car
penter for Charles Withee OF Bay
street for a few days.
Mrs. Susan Cushman of the Cush-
man road is visiting relatives IN
Portland for a few days.
The Fort Halifax Chapter of the
D. A. r. will hold their regular
meeting at the home of Mrs. George
Wheeler of Waterville on Monday
afternoon, Oct. 26th., at go.
Mrs. w. T. Reynolds and daugh-
ter, Rosie motored to Skowhegan
Friday afternoon to visit relatives
o. l.. johnson of Waterville was
visiting at the home of relatives IN
town Friday morning.
Friends in town OF Miss ANY
Drawn of Rockland, formerly
resident of Winslow, will be greatly
interested and pleased to learn that
she has been appointed editor OF
the Rockland High School Cauldron,
a school paper worthy of especial
attention and appreciation.
Willard Williams of Benton Sta
tion was a business caller in town
Friday morning.
Mrs. Eloise Totman Anderson of
Fairfield will give a free lesson In
ball room dancing at the Taconnett
club house on Thursday afternoon,
Oct. Doth, at 4.3O o'clock. All chill
dren eligible to the privileges OF the
club house are cordially invited TO
be present, also the mothers are
very welcome.
Mrs. Samuel Clarke OF the Au-
gusta road is visiting relatives IN
New Hampshire for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Harrison OF
East Winslow are being congratulat-
ed upon the birth of daughter. the
young lady has been named Shirley
Mrs. Mary Priest of Monhegan
street was a business caller IN Falr-
6aId Wednesday evening.
Friends of Fred Robertson OF TINS
town will be sorry to learn OF MS
illness.
Fort Halifax boys and girls club
will hold their meeting at the Fort
school this afternoon at 2-3o. All
members are urged to IF present ana
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COburn School of Music

The music at the United Baptist
Church, for the evening services,
Sunday, October Goth, will be furn
ished by some of the faculty and
students of Coburn School of Music.
Mr.. Dyke Quackenbush will give
vocal solos and Miss Evelyn Lydich
will play ION the Holy Mount" by
Dvorak.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-24

Farmers in Dexter, who have po-
tatoes left in the ground, are having
their troubles in their attempts 10
exericate the tubers from the muddy
fields and it seems likely that some
of the potatoes planted on low
ground will remain unharvested be-
cause of the over dose of water
which is standing on many of the
low lands.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-24

The fndestructible" pearls are
made in several different ways. BY
one process solid milk or opal
glass beads are dipped in ordinary
pearl essence containing some gelaE
tin and allowed to dry. A protect
ing lacquer Of pyroxylin or cellulose
acetate in a suitable solvent is then
applied to make the coating water
proof. These coatings may be ap-
piled alternately several times and
the finish polished with chamois skin
and fine chalf.
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The Williamson home on Central
street was the scene of a very pretty
party Thursday evening when show
er was given Miss Bessie Williamson
in honor of her approaching marriage
to Wallace Percival. The affair. which
was in the nature of a surprise party,
was arranged by Mrs. Hazel Severance
and Mrs. Elaine Brooks. The house
was Hastily decorated with Halloween
decorations and a portion of the eve
ming was given,to Halloween stunts
A basket of miscellaneous gifts, con-
sisting of cut glass. pictures, china.
kitchen utensils. blankets, silver. etc.
Delicious refreshments of sandwiches,
coffee, olives, chocolate cookies, pea
nuts and candy were served. About
IS young lady friends Of Miss Will
Hanson were present. The party broke
up at a late hour. all declaring 1t to
have been most pleasant evening.
M. c. I. and Hebron will clash At
Hunnewell Field this afternoon. The
management has made arrangements
to handle big crowd.
Josiah Steward of Bangor was q
business caller in town Friday.
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lWATERV1LLE LOCAL NEWS
| a1ccE lat MAIN ST. TELEPHONE wArERvuLE 500
TELEPHONE WATERyuL.E soo

The George N. Bourque post OF
the American Legion is to have
charge of patriotic exercises on
Tuesday Nov. 10. at the various
schools and at Colby College. At
each OF the institutions there will be
a speaker. yet to be announced.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-24

Many potatoes are being shipped
from Burnham and the price paid is
$500 per Darrell. Most of the faAm
ers will finish digging this week.
There has been much difficulty in
getting them out because the ground
is yery wet.
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PITTSFIELD

Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Moody, Mrs. r.
S. Mathews, Mrs. Andrew Younger
and Mrs. Lysle McCrillis were in
Hartland Friday evening in attendance
at meeting of the Eastern Star.
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FAIRFIELD

Owing to overcrowded conditions
in the downstairs department of the
Baptist church school the junior de-
partment have decided to try out
having their department meet Sun
day morning at $50. 1t Is hoped that
all the parents will cooperate in this
new arrangement.
The members of Good Will Re-
bekah lodge are requested to meet at
l. o. o. F. Hall at lis today for the
purpose of attending the funeral of
Fred Spearin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-24

Inventory Of estate of late J. Dali
las bort, retired motor car manufac-
turer, reveals assets of 81. 979,345.42.
-Automotive Daily News.
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Miss Louise Coburn of skowhegan

Miss Louise Coburn of Skowhegan
will be the guest of the club.
Edwin Spaulding was before Judge
A. II. Totman, Friday, charged with
intoxication. He plead guilty and
was fined SO and costs which he paid.
The prisoner was discharged.
Mr.. and Mrs. Colby Lawrence, Mr..
and Mrs. Ray Mitchell and Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Woodman motored to
Vassalboro Thursday evening where
they were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Philip Brown at the home of Mrs.
Browns mother, Mrs. w. B. Crosby,
the occasion being the birthday of
Mr.. Brown. An interesting radio con-
cert was enjoyed after which a social
game of whist was played. Refresh
ments Of chicken patties. ice cream,
a birthday cake, nuts and candies
were served. Mr.. Brown was pre-
sented with the gift of pipe. The
guests returned at a late hour with
best wishes to the host for many
happy returns of the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Crawford and
Mrs. George Davies were in Skowhe-
gan Friday on business.
Mrs. G. E. Files has returned from
West Albion where she has been Wis
iting relatives.
Mr.. John Eastman, Mrs. Jennie
Ireland, Mrs. Susie Ames, Mrs. Floyd
Blackwell and Mrs. Charles Gibson
were in Portland this week where
they attended a meeting of the Rebe-
kah Association.
Guy Mason Of Canaan was a bust
ness caller in town Friday.
Harry Mcpherson and son William
have returned from a hunting trip to
| Bald mountain.
Mrs. Calvin Horne has returned
from Windsor Locks. Conn, where
she has been visiting her daughter
and husband Mr.. and Mrs. Merle
Hunt and Lynn. Mass, where she
visited her brother and wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Fish.
DR.. and Mrs. o. B. Ames returned
Thursday from q hunting trip to
Willimantic.
C. w. Kenniston, accompanied by
Mrs. Florence Bacon. Mrs. Agnes
Lowrey and Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon
Curtis of Waterville motored, to
Pennington Friday evening where
Mr.. kenniston inspected the s. Cliff
ford Belcher Camp. S. of Union Vet
Grams. y
Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ. Crawford and
Mrs. Abbott Nelson motored to
Pennington, Strong and Kingfield,
Thursday. where they passed the
day.
Henry Rollins was in Lewiston,
Friday. where he attended the Co.
burn-Bates freshman football game.
George Smell was in New Harbor
Friday on business.
Kenneth Ackley was a business
caller in Fairfield Centre Friday.
r. 0. Files is passing a few days
in st. Petersburg, Fla, on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Hiscock, and
Mrs. Wing and daughter Vivian of
Monson are passing the week end
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Greenfield
on Bunker avenue.
Sllas Lawry and guest Ed EbIin
or New York have returned from a
hunting trip to Center Ponds Camp.
Il. III. S. Notes
A social was held in the Onera
House Friday evening for the bene-
MT OF the Athletic Association, Games
and music were enjoyed. Ice cream
and candy was sold during inter
mission.
Lawrence High will plav Hart.
iand Academy this afternoon at 2.3O
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rorna B. Proctor of Lewiston
MSS rnad to her home after pass
has re. A.aas in Waterville and fair
W. uth friends.
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- LeClair of Biddelord was
Gso ..sess caller in Waterville yes
..rday afternoon
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Surprise Party

Mr.. and Mrs. A. Craig Of Bangor
were in town on business Friday.
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u. II. S. Notes

A social was held in the Opera
House Friday evening for the bene-
MT OF the Athletic Association. Games
and music were enjoyed. Ice cream
mission.
Lawrence High will play Hart
land Academy this afternoon at 70
on their home ground.
Tho l.. H. S. faculty and invited
guests were delightfully."- entertained
by Mrs. Ona Henry Thursday even
eng at her home on Mace street.
refreshments were served. Those
present were Principal Edward
young. Mr.. and Mrs. Warren SWEET
MISS Ellen Pillsbury, Miss Heller
Hodgkins, Harold Hersom, Mr.. and
MIS-. eugene Wort, Miss Margaret
t n1o.lnan, Mrs. Doris Leavitt. Miss
Meriel Brophy and the hostess. Mrs
Ona Henry. 9
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The Coburn School of Music will
give an exhibition and concert to-
day at the Community House at 3
o'clock. Director, Carl Jean Toll
man and other members of the fac
ulty will be present to help in the
program. Mr.. Thomas Parker will
play Tarantelle in A minor by Den
nee
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-24

rneater: "The Trumbull
srsl permanent stock COMPANY Inpaas
payers. ma Of the Maine Woods
y ~. cave Girl"
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3. rbibodeau, deputy marshal
aus, wsaterville police force, waiter
Il ne W ~ nfiicer on the police force,
Nlheu, r. ter Hood, manager of the
and m sars House orchestra, wall
0F v asar for the northern part OF
lave ~. w. IN a weeks hunting trip.
~ .W. card party TINS
week ~ viola Jodrey, first; Mrs
Sss iaabr An, second, and Mrs. }.
D. p,.Isr third. The hostesses Were
El nus sllen. Mrs. A. L. Holmes. Ber-
Eae Sr ,Is and Barbara Allen.
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The American Legion Auxiliary
of George o. Grover Post, Unit IA.
will hold their regular meeting and
installation of officers Monday eve
ming. All members are urgently re-
ouested to be at the Legion hall at
6 p. M. as a covered dish supper will
be served at that hour. Each per-
son please bring plate, cup and
saucer. knife, fork and spoon. All
members are urgently requested 10
be present and not forget the hour,
O'clock
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Church NJ Offices

Church Notices
The Church of the Good Shepherd,
Universalist-Rev. Roderick j. Moon
ey, D. D., pastor: Morning service at
1915. The subject of the sermon will
be Faith in God, the Basis of Fine
Optimism" The singing at the SER
vices for the day will be of an ex-
ceptionally high order, MoZart's
Twelfth Gloria" will be sung by the
full choir under the direction of
Charles Park and assisted by Mrs.
Roundy of Waterville. Miss Ruth
Park will perform two solos. Ruben
STEMS Melody in F." and MASH
nete's "Elegy." Sunday school con-
vehes at IL. At 7 p. NJ. there will be
service of song when old hymns
will be sung. The subject of the IL
Illustrated sermon will be a showing of
the life of Christ with the pictures
by famous artists and will be a rare
opportunity of seeing these wonderful
works of art. Come and join In a
life giving service.
First Baptist church-Rev. Alex
ander Henderson, pastor: Morning
service at 1O.45, anthem, male quar-
tet, solo, George Goedecke of Water
Vile. Sermon by the pastor. THE
Greater Christ" The Junior depart
ment of the church school will meet
at $50. The beginners, primary. in
termediate, young people and adults
will meet at IL o'clock. Sunday night
service at Z. Favorite hymns at the
song service led by Harry Plummer.
Music, church orchestra and vested
choir. Sermon by the pastor, THE
Man Whom Jesus Loved"
Shawmut Union chapel-Churcn
service at $50; music, ladies' trio;
church school at 1880.
Methodist Episcopal church-Rev.
!T. C. Chapman. pastor: Morning
worship at 1915 on the subject,
"Helping our Helpers" S. S. at IL.
Epworth league devotional service at
6. Evening worship at Z. Sermon by
the pastor on the subject, 1.-THE virtue
of Keeping On"
Fourteen Of the boys OF the AL
ready class of the junior department
of the Baptist church school, win
their teacher, Willard Gilmore, de-
lightfully entertained their pastor
and wife, Rev. and Mrs. Alexander
Henderson, superintendent OF the
church school, Worth Brown, super
intendent of their department, MIS-
George Smell, and their parents at a
covered dish supper in the church
vestry Wednesday evening. A sociai
time with music, games, class cheers
and yells was enjoyed after the sup
per.
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Euneral of z. q. spearin

The funeral services Tor F. 81
Spearin will be held at his late nome
on High street this afternoon at
o'clock. Rev. Alexander Henderson
officiatinC, after which the Odd Eel
lows service will be conducted by the
members of Fairfield Lodge, No. 6S,
/. o. o. F., of which the deceased
was the presiding officer.
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Church Notices


United Baptist church, Rev. F. S.
Bernauer pastor: 1890 A. M, public
worship; sermon by the pastor; music
by church choir; tenor solo. James B.
Neil; duet by the young lady evangel-
lists, Miss Jackson and Miss Bernard;
IL noon, church school, Arthur M.
Greeley superintendent. The most ap-
proved graded and departmental sys-
TEN employed. 1 P. NJ. J. E.; leader,
Dorothy Burwood; P. NJ. Christian
Endeavor. Miss Vera NJ. Rice, the tall
ented director of religious education at
Coburn Classical Institute, will speak.
There will bel special music. p. NJ,
peoples service Music will be fur
nished by the musical department of
Coburn. The young peoples choir will
sing. Mrs. Bernauer will give an in
spirational report of the State Sunday
school convention.
All Souls Universalist Church
Rev. H. G. Mann pastor, morning
worship at $50 followed by Sunday
school 11.45, Dean E. Wheeler. supt.
Music by chorus choir under the
leadeYhip of Mrs: Katheryn Walton;
Junior Young Peoples Christian
leader; Senior Young Peoples Chris
tan Union s o'clock, Norman Blake,
leader.
Dunn Memorial Methodist church,
Rev. J. L. Pinkerton, pastor, morn
ing worship 1890, Sunday evening
service at o'clock; mid-week pray
er meeting Thursday evening at 1880.
Sidney Methodist church, service,
Sunday afternoon at $50 conducted
by Rev. j. l.. Pinkerton; followed by
Sunday school, Ernest Lewis, supt.
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1870 House: Jack HONG IN,
CITY ups.a outlaw" Two part
ne " aIove and Lions" , Chapter
INA News.